high-performance search query situations as seen in yacy-metager integration showed deadlock situation caused by synchronization effects inside of sun.java code. It appears that the logger is not completely safe against deadlock situations in concurrent calls of the logger. One possible solution would be a outside-synchronization with 'synchronized' statements, but that would further apply blocking on all high-efficient methods that call the logger. It is much better to do a non-blocking hand-over of logging lines and work off log entries with a concurrent log writer. This also disconnects IO operations from logging, which can also cause IO operation when a log is written to a file. This commit not only moves the logger from kelondro to yacy.logging, it also inserts the concurrency methods to realize non-blocking logging.
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- the methods {parsing, semantic analysis (condensing), structure analysis (web structure)} in the serialized indexing path had been made concurrent.
- four BlockingQueues handle concurrency and hand-over of the indexing objects, the last object in the queue is stored into a blockingQueue of maximum size 1 to serialize the process for storage (which uses IO and therefore here should not be deserialized)
- a concurrency of (CPUs + 1) is default. Single-CPU users will profil from the change because large files cannot block the indexing process any more.
- removed the secondary indexing thread, which is superfluous now. Concurrency is default for all users.
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