On 27 April 2011 13:58, Hannes Magnusson <hannes.magnus...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all > > > I've been working on some optimizations for PhD and configure.php the > past few days..
You're my hero-of-the-week... I render bits and pieces of the docs *a lot* (as everyone should) so taking the turn-around time from 8 minutes to 8 seconds will make life a heckofalot easier. > > Some changes; > - The PhD indexing should be "blazingly" fast now (~2minutes shaved > off on my laptop) , compared to the current release > - The rendering should start faster now (~20sec shaved off on my laptop) > - configure.php now has a developers (--generate) option, similar to --partial > > > The configure.php --generate option takes a *filename* as an argument, > and will create a .manual.xml file based on that filename. > You would usually pass in en/reference/<extname>/book.xml as the > filename, or other chunk containers. > > This option will make configure.php eat heckofalot less ram, improve > its performance - and at last, but not least, reduce the phd rendering > time maaassively. > > Do note: passing --generate will turn on "force save" because the > document will usually not validate (due to missing IDREFs), so you > will always get the .manual.xml (unless you have a major xml error in > your doc). > > > All this takes us alot closer to be able to provide "live preview" in PhD OE.. > The "whole shebang" (configure.php, phd indexing, phd rendering) for > one book (mysqli, for example) takes my laptop less then 7seconds[1] > :D Very exciting, having folks be able to see a preview of their changes has been one of the most requested features from the people I've asked to use the online editor. :) > > > -Hannes > > [1] http://pastebin.com/fzzDUedw >
