On Aug 28, 2014, at 11:35 AM, Bill Zeng <billzeng2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Just to throw another idea your way. We can insert another level of > indirection between URL's and objects. Every object has a unique hash. URL's > point to the hashes instead of objects. The hashes are used to look up > objects. Even if multiple URL's are duplicated and hence their hashes, they > always point to the same object. It seems a non-easy project though. It > requires major changes to ATS. I’m not sure I understand this, or how it helps this problem? However, isn’t this sort of how the cache already works? There’s a hash from URL to the “header” entry, which then has its own hash to the actual object. Alan? — leif
