Re: psyco

	Hello,
	About using Psyco to accelerate template processing :

> In simple tests I performed, this frankly didn't make difference, but
> I'm not very familiar with psyco and I assume it could be targeted
> better.  Please let me know what you find.

	Psyco does not accelerate all python. You can find a list of unsupported  
constructs here :
	http://psyco.sourceforge.net/psycoguide/index.html

	Also, I would like to take a look at the python code which is generated  
by the STML compiler. Is it saved in a file, and if yes, where ? Actually  
what I'd most want to know is : does it put the code straight into a  
module, or is it in a function ? This is because Pyhton optimizes local  
variables a lot, but top-level module variables are slow.

> As for performance in general, generally speaking, with SkunkWeb,
> component caching is the key to performance.

	Yes, this is true. However, in my case, it is for an Admin site so data  
may change anytime. I couldn't come up with a good way of using caching.  
For my next app I'll think about it from the start.

	Thanks,

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