El vie, 07-10-2005 a las 20:12 +0200, Danilo Šegan escribió:
> Today at 5:20, Owen Taylor wrote:
[...]
> It does do significant disk work: it basically checks out entire gnome
> cvs, runs "intltool-update -p" and then "msgmerge" on every single PO
> file in Gnome CVS repository (sometimes for multiple branches) and
> creates hundreds of static .html files containing statistics.
>
Creation of "hundreds of static .html files" seems like a prehistoric
thing to do. Would it be too complicated to create a few xml files with
the statistics data (or maybe insert it in a database) and then generate
the html dinamically (to avoid too much intensive db access, these could
be cached upon generation to avoid duplication). The flow would be like
this:
-process generates data (xml or sql)
-user accesses a page first time (eg. /gnome-2.12/es/desktop/)
-php generates the page from data and stores it in a temp dir
-other user visits the same page
-it gets shown from the temp dir (no duplicate generation, no db
overhead)
-temp dir gets erased every time the process runs
Questions:
-Pages that are never visited never get generated, is this a pro or a
con?
-Is this really less cpu intensive? I don't know if the sum of cpu
time for all the pages that are visited (for the first time) is less
than what we have now.
Anyway, it's just an idea, I would volunteer to help with this if
possible.
Cheers,
Lucas
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