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    Sub::Disable - remove function/method call from compiled code

SYNOPSIS
        use Sub::Disable 'debug', 'foo', 'bar'; # without specification - both method + sub form calls

        use Sub::Disable method =&gt; ['debug'];
        use Sub::Disable sub    =&gt; ['debug'];
        use Sub::Disable {
            method =&gt; ['foo'],
            sub    =&gt; ['bar'],
        };

        sub debug { warn "DEBUG INFO: @_" }

        __PACKAGE__-&gt;debug(some_heave_debug()); # no-op
        debug(even_more(), heavier_debug()); # no-op

DESCRIPTION
    This module allows you to turn compile-time resolvable function or
    method call into no-op (together with all arguments' computations). This
    is useful for debugging and/or logging, when you don't want to make your
    production code slower.

    Note that 'compile-time resolvable method call' is a method call on a
    literal package name

        Some::Package-&gt;method
        # or
        __PACKAGE__-&gt;method

    and does not consider inheritance.

    Sub::Disable distinguishes between sub and method calls and, by default,
    removes both of them. If you want to remove only one type - use
    appropriate form of import.

PERFORMACE
    There's zero runtime overhead. Compile time overhead is negligible - on
    a test run it took additional 0.2 ms during compilation for a
    large-scale project with 1200+ modules loaded.

CAVEATS
    Sub::Disable will remove only those sub/method calls that were compiled
    after you have use'd it.

    If you use Sub::Disable together with namespace::clean and you want to
    remove some function as a sub call, but not as a method call, you should
    use Sub::Disable after using namespace::clean or exclude that method
    with '-except'.

SEE ALSO
    B::Hooks::OP::Check and various OP_check[] related core stuff.

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
    Copyright (C) 2015 by Sergey Aleynikov

    This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.10.1 or, at
    your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.

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