Hello!
On Mon, Aug 05, 2013 at 09:06:57PM +0300, Serguei I. Ivantsov wrote:
> ngx_http_time() is called once per request and it call a heavy
> ngx_sprintf() function.
> Why not cache the output for one second (resolution of time_t)?
> I find nice time caching framework on ngx_times.c, with slots
Actually this is "Last-Modified:" header. In case of several files,
caching will improve processing speed, but it is useful for benchmarks
only. In real life environment we have tons of files.
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Hi!
ngx_http_time() is called once per request and it call a heavy
ngx_sprintf() function.
Why not cache the output for one second (resolution of time_t)?
I find nice time caching framework on ngx_times.c, with slots and memory
barriers, but ngx_http_time() is not using it for some reason.
In this
