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| | Pre-compile script? I'm continuing with my class definition snapin, but I'm experiencing some pretty bad performance (not particularly surprising). What happens when a method is called right now is this: new runspace load $this, $args, and private accessibility functions. invoke script block Now, one way to save performance would be to open the runspace in a constructor and keep it with the object until it gets finalized. My question is this: is there some way I can have my script pre-compiled or pre-parsed for the runspace? Or some other way I can speed things up? Thanks, Nick Howell |
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