I don't think you can solve it in libmemcached, it seems to always
open and close. You can pool requests, but that would be annoying
with a page full of elements, I would say.
http://www.outoforder.cc/projects/libs/apr_memcache/ does use
configurable pooling and would be my choice for AOLserver.
I would not use it as a Tcl module, but rather as a proper AOLserver
module that exposes Tcl commands. That way you can integrate it in
such a way that it is shared between all interps and config is done
in the main config files. (pools and servers)
Bas.
On 8 Aug 2007, at 17:19, Guan Yang wrote:
Bas Scheffers wrote:
http://www.danga.com/memcached/ is brilliant. I have not used it
in AOLserver yet, though. There is a Tcl only client but for best
performance you'd probably be best off creating a module using one
of the C libraries available.
When I last tried memcached, I used the tclmemcached client, which
links against a C library (libmemcache).
The problem was that it didn't pool the connections to memcached,
but opens a new connection for each request and was not very good
at recycling them. This caused some problems on my system.
Is there a solution to this problem? (I was just a memcached
neophyte, so it might be something obvious.)
/Guan
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