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By Steven Lembark (Lembark) from stlouis.pm Date: Monday, 21 June 2010 09:00 Duration: 40 minutes Target audience: Any Language: English |
Memory Un-unmanglement With Perl
This talk describes ways to deal with memory use handling large datasets or in long-lived processes. Last year's talk described how Perl uses memory and how to view it, this year I'll describe some solutions for dealing with the issues, including using arrays in trees, linked lists for dynamic lists, and what undef really mens.
Attended by:- Brad Oaks (bradoaks)
- Ryan Dietrich
- Lee Aylward (leedo)
- Krishna Sethuraman (shamu)
- Curtis Jewell (CSJewell)
- Alek Rollyson (al3k)
- Kenneth Power
- Elliot Shank
- Kurt Edmiston
- Joe Kline (gizmo)
- Adam Foxson (Fhoxh)
- Chas. Owens (cowens)
- Matt Meinwald
- David Laulusa
- Julie Eberhart
- Ben Thomas (ozukira)
- Ben Mouw
- Robert Boone (rlb3)
- gary
- Jesse Thompson (zjt)
- Gordon Child
- Brian Shilling
- Piers Cawley (pdcawley)
- Patrick Donelan (patspam)
- Ed Szynaka
- J. Nick Koston (bdraco)
- Greg Estep
- Michael Peters (mpeters)
- Todd Chapman
- John Lightsey (J.D.)
- Alex Timoshenko
- Chris Hemmerich
- R. Todd Williams