Re: [Tracker] Proposal to improve tracker-miner-fs "up-to-date" check performance
- From: Philip Van Hoof <spam pvanhoof be>
- To: tracker-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Tracker] Proposal to improve tracker-miner-fs "up-to-date" check performance
- Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2010 17:39:02 +0200
On Mon, 2010-03-29 at 22:44 +0800, Chen, Zhenqiang wrote:
2) Reduce dbus calls and queries:
(1) At the beginning, execute one query to get all the <url, fileLastModified> pairs and put them in a hash
table.
Problem here is that for people with a huge amount of files, the URL
keys will consume a lot of memory. We have to scale on mobile devices
for some of Tracker's users so his ain't acceptable.
However, you can probably also fetch using SPARQL's OFFSET and LIMIT and
work in chunks of let's say 1000 files.
(2) For each file, lookup the uri in the hash table,
if there is,
compare the time information of the file with the fileLastModified value from hash table,
if the values are equal,
The entry is up-to-date.
Query is only required when it is not in the hash table or time is not match.
(3) There is another issue in current implementation:
url for "Directory" files have form like "urn:software-category" not "file:///" (see
"miner_applications_process_file_cb" in tracker-miner-applications.c). So we should change the uri format
before searching in hash table.
URL isn't the same as "the subject", nie:url should be a file:///, if
not then that's wrong indeed. But the subject of the resource can be
"urn:etc etc". Do you mean that nie:url is wrong?
(4) Free the hash table when miner finishes.
In most cases, there is no or few change. With this improvement, tracker will become much much faster.
Thanks!
-Zhenqiang
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