13 Apr
2007
13 Apr
'07
4:32 p.m.
2007/4/13, Sungjin Chun <chunsj(a)embian.com>om>:
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Lukas Renggli wrote:
Good to hear this.
I also hope some improvements here.
It seems that I/O speed is not good in Seaside (actually Squeak). Though
I have no experience on writing plugin, can I get some improvement if I
create plugin which reads data from other server through network and
shoot it out to currently connected socket(native?)? Is this possible?
I'm thinking something like passthrough function in PHP.
As bad as Squeak IO might be, it's not a bottleneck for Seaside. There
are some places where plugins might provide measurable speedup
(encoding, ...) but we are not that desperate yet.
Philippe
> 1.
page generation(?) speed
Generating a Pier page is at least twice as fast with Seaside 2.8.
Other applications also show major page rendering improvement, but it
heavily depends on the kind of application.
> 2.
simple request processing speed - maybe counter example?
None as of now.
Major memory improvements (and managing less memory is presumably
also much faster) are possible by using partial continuations. There
are currently some experiments driven, however it is not that easy to
do and it requires major rewrites of the whole query processing.
> 3.
I/O (network or file) speed
None as of now.
For now Seaside development focuses on 1 and 2. 3 is equally
important, but it is a bit out of the scope of most peoples interests.
Cheers,
Lukas
Thank you as always.
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Lukas Renggli
Sungjin Chun
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