Matthias Kestenholz wrote: > On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 5:35 PM, Jonas Obrist<ojiido...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> Torsten Bronger wrote: >> >>> Hallöchen! >>> >>> Jonas Obrist writes: >>> >>> >>> >>>> Is anyone using psyco in django? Does it work and is it useful (as >>>> in: do you get great speed improvements)? >>>> >>>> >>> I've once seen a benchmark indicating considerable improvements of >>> Django performance with psyco, but only on 32 bit systems. On 64 >>> bit, psyco was a slight drawback. >>> >>> Tschö, >>> Torsten. >>> >>> >>> >> As far as I knew psyco is 32bit only anyway... >> >> Also: does anyone know if I have to put 'import psyco; psyco.full()' >> into every file or if there's a central place where I can enable it for >> the whole django and my whole app? I'm on a 32bit system and have >> performance issues... >> >> > > Are you using WSGI? runner.wsgi (or whatever your wsgi script is > named) might be a good point to put the psyco import. I'm not sure if > it works as expected though. > > I'm asking myself a bit whether it is really the python code which is > running too slow on your system. Have you profiled your website / > webapplication? Maybe the reason for the slowness lies elsewhere? F.e. > complicated Javascript code, too many DB queries or something else? > > > Matthias > > > Well it's generally bad design, I'm working on that now. But some extra speed can never harm... I'm using WSGI and will try putting it into the wsgi script.
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