- new concurrent score map using atom operation from java concurrency classes
- redesigned difference beween StaticScore and Dynamic Score into ScoreMap and ReversibleScoreMap allowed that many classes can now use simple ScoreMap Objects which can be used better in concurrent environments using the ConcurrentScoreMap
- switched from DynamicScore to ConcurrentScoreMap usage wherever possible
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this makes YaCy search results VERY fast for all verify=false search cases
and it enhances the search speed also for all other snippet-fetch cases.
With this change my peer performed 100 Queries Per Second (!!!) while doing 10 queries simultanously (!!!)
in an intranet index of 20000 URLs on my 16-core Mac
Check this yourself by doing:
cd bin
./searchtestmulti.sh
after finishing the run, divide 1000 by the given time per query (which is the qps for one thread)
and then multiply again by 10 (because 10 search threads has been started)
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created a WeakPriorityBlockingQueue as special implementation
of a PriorityBlockingQueue with a weak object binding.
- better abstraction of ordering technique
- fixed some bugs according to result numbering (distinguish different counters in Queue)
- fixed a ordering bug in post-ranking (ordering was decreased instead of increased)
- reversed ordering numbering using a reversed ordering. The higher the ranking number the better (now).
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- a site-operation heuristic that loads all direct links from a portal page if the site-operator is used
- a direct crawl for search results from scroogle for the given search terms
The configuration page can be found directly beside the network configuration page
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The result should be a less usage of new String() and less memory usage (since a String-encapsulated byte[] has 40 bytes overhead)
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pass value as byte[], not as String. This should cause that less
byte[] <-> String conversions are made during time-critical tasks.
This redesign is not yet complete, more to come ..
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