Author(s):	Jacinta Richardson
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Description:	Perl is pretty fast... RPerl can be 100 times faster. RPerl is the optimizing compiler for Perl 5. The R stands for Restricted Perl, in that it restricts the use of Perl to those parts which can be made to run fast. This talk will discuss how to divide up your code into high and low-magic code, compile the low-magic code with RPerl, link it into your high-magic code and more. markdown
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