Le 26/06/2014 05:34, Eric Covener a écrit :
I think this is only a performance concern.
Hi,
I have on my local tree an attempt to speed-up wstunnel by removing
useless processing mostly for non-EBCDIC server.
The idea, taken from mod_proxy_http, is to:
- avoid a call to 'apr_pstrcat' to built a constant string
- avoid calls to 'strlen' (even if gcc should be able to remove one
of them at compile time)
I tried to go one step further, for non-EBCDIC server, and use an
immortal bucket instead of the pool one. This avoids the allocation of a
few bytes in a memory pool and saves a memcpy.
Obviously, this is done only once per-connection when the request is
upgraded to WS.
This is untested and I was wondering if it would make any difference in
the real world?
Do you think it worses the added complexity ?
The same kind of approach can also be done in mod_proxy_http in order to
avoid a memory allocation and a strcpy.
Best regards,
CJ
