On Thursday 26 June 2003 00.50, Robert Collins wrote: > Another viable approach is to build / find and reuse a non-blocking > (via the squid io logic probably - or via pipes to a another > process) a pageable Trie, and insert and remove URL's there as > squid does it's work that would allow a fixed size memory usage > (say 4Kb per page, 1000 pages would probably be enough for good > locality of reference), and not slow squid appreciably. It's > definately not a 3.0 feature though - we already have many big > changes, and getting the current migrated code stable will be > enough on it's own.
Same thing should probably start out separately. Once the database (tries is just another form of databases) is proven we can consider a more close integration with Squid. Regards Henrik
