pkgsrc/devel/p5-MooseX-ArrayRef/distinfo

$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.1 2020/04/16 12:14:11 mef Exp $

SHA1 (MooseX-ArrayRef-0.005.tar.gz) = 703fcf3365f5d52eab5989775bda918645f068a4
RMD160 (MooseX-ArrayRef-0.005.tar.gz) = beda2dfa8231596ed7e26052566acc540ed86675
SHA512 (MooseX-ArrayRef-0.005.tar.gz) = bfc62fd6bf083cb74f05e318b052c49c3c00afc4d1b6f4f07ec7279d53ce3303bf6aca9cdefc32c712f87ee431ba447d43f98adf697c55641450807708f2b16f
Size (MooseX-ArrayRef-0.005.tar.gz) = 17552 bytes
(devel/p5-MooseX-ArrayRef) import MooseX-ArrayRef-0.005 Objects implemented with arrayrefs rather than hashrefs are often faster than those implemented with hashrefs. Moose's default object implementation is hashref based. Can we go faster? Simply use MooseX::ArrayRef instead of use Moose, but note the limitations in the section below. The current implementation is mostly a proof of concept, but it does mostly seem to work. 2020-04-16 14:14:11 +02:00			$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.1 2020/04/16 12:14:11 mef Exp $

			`SHA1 (MooseX-ArrayRef-0.005.tar.gz) = 703fcf3365f5d52eab5989775bda918645f068a4`
			`RMD160 (MooseX-ArrayRef-0.005.tar.gz) = beda2dfa8231596ed7e26052566acc540ed86675`
			`SHA512 (MooseX-ArrayRef-0.005.tar.gz) = bfc62fd6bf083cb74f05e318b052c49c3c00afc4d1b6f4f07ec7279d53ce3303bf6aca9cdefc32c712f87ee431ba447d43f98adf697c55641450807708f2b16f`
			`Size (MooseX-ArrayRef-0.005.tar.gz) = 17552 bytes`