- each cache can now allocate as much memory as is available
- no more fixed limits
- replaced old performance memory monitor by new one
- added supervision methods as static functions into the classes that provide cache functionality
- steering of ram allocation is done with two simple limits that are ram availability-relative
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too large collection arrays are now avoided. By default, the biggest
collection index is 7. larger collections are dumped into a commons
directory, but cannot yet be used. Bevore doing a dump, the collection
is splittet into a part which has only root-references, and stored back
to the collection; the remaining part goes to commons
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redesign for better IO performance
enhanced database seek-time by avoiding write operations at distant
positions of a database file. until now, a USEDC counter was written
at the head-section of a kelondroRecords database file (which is the
basic data structure of all kelondro database files) to store the
actual number of records that are contained in the database. Now, this
value is computed from the database file size. This is either done
only once at start-time, or continuously when run in asserts enabled.
The counter is then updated only in RAM, and written at close of the
file. If the close fails, the correct number can be computed from the
file size, and if this is not equal to the stored number it is a strong
evidence that YaCY was not shut down properly.
To preserve consistency, the complete storage-routine had to be re-written.
Another change enhances read of nodes in some cases, where the data-tail
can be read together with the data-head. This saves another IO lookup during
each DB node fetch.
Includes also many small bugfixes.
IF ANYTHING GOES WRONG, ALL YOUR DATA IS LOST: PLEASE MAKE A BACK-UP
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- controlled object order for all database tables
- migrated DHT position computation to correct base64-decoded values
this also closed the 'gaps' in the dht positions
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- enhanced local domain detection
- bugfixing for memory assignment in kelondroFlexSplit
- automatic memory assignment to caches according to available RAM
- bugfixes for details during search process
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- kelondroFlexTables does always load a RAM cache if it has enough
ram assigned. Othervise it creates a kelondroTree file-index.
If more memory is re-assigned, the file-index is deleted again,
and RAM is used. Beware that assignement of too less RAM forces
creation of file indexes and start-up time may last for hours.
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this should reduce IO a lot, because write caches are now actived for all databases
- added new caching class that combines a read- and write-cache.
- removed old read and write cache classes
- removed superfluous RAM index (can be replaced by kelonodroRowSet)
- addoped all current classes that used the old caching methods
- more asserts, more bugfixes
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- generalized object caching and added new object caching class
- added object caching wherever kelondroTree was used
- added object caching also to usage of kelondroFlex
- added object buffering (a write cache) to NURLs
- added many assert statements; fixed bugs here and there
- added missing close methods to latest added classes
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