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Subject: [edbrowse-dev] jsbg available for play
Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2019 07:21:21 -0400
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I made the feature available to you-all, by the jsbg command, but I'm =
not optimistic about it.
It's complex, might have race conditions, could have even more if =
switched over to threads, and doesn't seem to speed things up in the =
simple tests I ran.
I make it available though because it does work on the server that =
Chris and I share, where curl uses openssl.
this generally has less problems across the board, and I wish my distro =
(fedora) did that but they don't (sigh).
So I guess it will work for most of you, and is worth playing with I =
guess.
When things are cached it really doesn't matter too much, which is why =
I did most of my tests with

cachesize =3D 0

which supresses caching.

In nasa, 3 of the 12 scripts are asynchronous, so if I implemented =
that, where you're not waiting for those three, it might speed up a bit.

I don't know; I'm gonna take a step back and chill for a bit.
Meantime, you might not want to dive into all sorts of threadwork =
unless you're convinced the feature really does help.

Karl Dahlke

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