archzoom

Hi, regarding the recent thread about Archzoom, I was thinking of its
performance as a separate issue from some of the performance issues of tla
itself.  In my brief understanding of Archzoom, it operates kind of like cgi
scripts of the early web where mod-perl achieved better performance by being
resident in a server context.

So the high CPU load of Archzoom may suggest that it would be beneficial for
tla to be able to operate in a resident manner to carry out operations from
a client such as a perl script.

Of course this may relate back to a lot of Tom's writings about "libify"
tla, having a scripting layer, etc.  The work of making the tla internals
into a library is largely already in place...   so if I have time I may try
to look into making tla to run like a daemon... for web style
applications.   Of course anyone who wants to do this would be greatly
encouraged...

Using a small scripting language to drive the library... maybe something
nice to try as well..

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Andy Tai, [email protected]