> These %s add up to considerably more than 100% don't they? What does > that mean?
This is a dprofpp -I result. It means that it displays subroutine times inclusive of child subroutine times. I suppose for example that C4::Context::new call C4::Context::read_config_file that call XML::Simple::XMLin. So we know that globally 16.7% of response time is spent reading config file. If, thanks to mod_perl, a > Also, 23 calls to C4::Context::read_config_file? Are we failing to > detect that we've loaded it, or is that a misinterpretation? So reading config file may be not so slow but it is called 23 times! If you add a warning in this procedure, you see it is called from those modules: 1. Context.pm 2. Output.pm 3. Languages.pm 4. Auth.pm 5. Members.pm 6. Dates.pm 7. Log.pm 8. Circulation.pm 9. Stats.pm 10. Reserves.pm 11. Biblio.pm 12. Koha.pm 13. Branch.pm 14. ClassSource.pm 15. ClassSortRoutine.pm 16. Heading.pm 17. Search.pm 18. XSLT.pm 19. Items.pm 20. Accounts.pm 21. Overdues.pm 22. VirtualShelves.pm 23. Tags.pm 23 calls! It has to be fixed. > Finally, CumulS(XML::LibXML::SAX::_parse) > > CumulS(C4::Context::read_config_file) which reminds me that > koha-conf.xml isn't the only XML file in Koha - are others used here? marcxml biblio records? Even on a setup without XSLT? _______________________________________________ Koha-devel mailing list Koha-devel@lists.koha.org http://lists.koha.org/mailman/listinfo/koha-devel
