> Geoff Canyon wrote:
> 
> >>http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/swiki/35
> >>
> >>The search functionality just searches each page. In order
to be more 
> >>efficient, you would need something that indexes pages by
keywords. 
> >>That's not a trivial thing.
> >>
> >>Peace and Luck!
> >>
> >>Je77
> >>
> > 
> > I understand that it searches every page. The site has 2300
pages. It takes about 70 seconds to search for a single word.
The pages and the application are on a ram disk, so even if
swiki doesn't load them into ram, they are there anyway. 2300/70
= 30 pages per second. The server isn't doing anything else, and
it's a 200mhz machine (not new, but not decrepit either). 30
pages per second seems slow to me, even without building an index.
> > 
> > I know I'm looking a gift horse in the mouth, here. I think
Swiki is great, and I'm glad to have it. I'm just hoping I can
make it faster without having to buy a new machine ;-)
> > 
> 
> I cheat.  I use Google's engine to index and search my 
> site.  Look at the Google search panel at the bottom 
> of my home page to see how.
> 
> http://www.smalltalkpro.com
> 
> Of course, I'm not running a Swiki, but I don't know 
> why the same trick couldn't work for you.  The only 
> problem is becoming visible to Google in the first 
> place so that Google notices you.
> 
> Nevin

Recent versions of Squeak has a JIT ( just in time compiling)
option that can be enabled when starting squeak , this speeds up
my swiki site a little bit. 

i start my swiki with these parameters
squeak -headless -jit -xasync

// Xerxes R�nby

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