Re: Moving documentation to XML - Mailing list pgsql-docs
From | Tair Sabirgaliev |
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Subject | Re: Moving documentation to XML |
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Msg-id | CAGHMyQ1ogQEMtmViUB0rMQHZwjZHtthxb6j8AGJmV0YAvh9ybw@mail.gmail.com Whole thread Raw |
In response to | Re: Moving documentation to XML (Dmitry Igrishin <dmitigr@gmail.com>) |
List | pgsql-docs |
Then there is asciidoc..
On Ср, 4 нояб. 2015 г. at 2:11 Dmitry Igrishin <dmitigr@gmail.com> wrote:
2015-11-03 20:46 GMT+03:00 Oleg Bartunov <obartunov@gmail.com>:On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 11:53 AM, Alexander Lakhin <a.lakhin@postgrespro.ru> wrote:Hello, Peter.
I've managed to speed up html generation from xml (make xslthtml) from 32 min. (in my environment) to 4 min. by modifying slowest XSL templates.
All my modifications incorporated in a single file stylesheet-xhtml-speedup.xsl, which is included in stylesheet.xsl.
I performed optimization by analyzing output of:
xsltproc --profile --stringparam pg.version '9.6devel' stylesheet.xsl postgres.xml
Initial statistics:
number match name mode Calls Tot 100us Avg
0 appendix label.markup
23090 90677526 3927
1 chapter label.markup
28870 39740757 1376
2 chunk-all-sections 1289 23845066 18498
3 make.legalnotice.head.links
2578 9630258 3735
4 indexterm reference 2579 4126513 1600
5 html.head 1289 3112534 2414
...
index % time self children called name
0.479 1326.034 22/23090 toc.line [61]
5.128 1308.245 21944/23090 sect1[label.markup] [13]
3.772 1318.264 850/23090 substitute-markup [15]
1.355 1304.631 274/23090 figure|table|example[label.markup] [32]
[0] 47.95 906.775 1.613 23090 appendix[label.markup] [0]
1.613 0.000 23090/23090 autolabel.format [29]
-----------------------------------------------
5.128 1308.245 24708/28870 sect1[label.markup] [13]
0.479 1326.034 130/28870 toc.line [61]
3.772 1318.264 2112/28870 substitute-markup [15]
1.355 1304.631 1920/28870 figure|table|example[label.markup] [32]
[1] 21.01 397.408 1.613 28870 chapter[label.markup] [1]
1.613 0.000 28870/28870 autolabel.format [29]
-----------------------------------------------
0.164 238.606 1289/1289 process-chunk-element [98]
[2] 12.61 238.451 0.225 1289 chunk-all-sections [2]
0.225 7.117 1289/1289 process-chunk [86]
-----------------------------------------------
31.125 112.261 1289/2578 html.head [5]
96.303 96.726 1289/2578 make.legalnotice.head.links [3]
[3] 5.09 96.303 96.726 2578 make.legalnotice.head.links [3]
96.303 96.726 1289/3867 make.legalnotice.head.links [3]
0.339 0.494 1289/3867 *[object.title.markup.textonly] [69]
0.085 0.781 1289/3867 ln.or.rh.filename [116]
-----------------------------------------------
Currrent statistics:
number match name mode Calls Tot 100us Avg
0 chunk-all-sections 1289 5405958 4193
1 make.legalnotice.head.links
1289 3159538 2451
2 html.head 1289 3068417 2380
3 gentext.template 689835 2327761 3
4 l10n.language 564453 1455253 2
5 href.target 29881 1344063 44
---
index % time self children called name
0.136 54.207 1289/1289 process-chunk-element [95]
[0] 20.40 54.060 0.312 1289 chunk-all-sections [0]
0.312 6.468 1289/1289 process-chunk [67]
-----------------------------------------------
30.684 45.458 1289/1289 html.head [2]
[1] 11.92 31.595 0.448 1289 make.legalnotice.head.links [1]
0.290 0.403 1289/2578 *[object.title.markup.textonly] [71]
0.159 0.828 1289/2578 ln.or.rh.filename [91]
-----------------------------------------------
0.330 31.617 1289/1289 chunk-element-content [65]
[2] 11.58 30.684 45.458 1289 html.head [2]
31.595 0.448 1289/15462 make.legalnotice.head.links [1]
13.441 4.726 5153/15462 href.target [5]
0.290 0.403 5153/15462 *[object.title.markup.textonly] [71]
0.115 1.576 1289/15462 head.content [99]
0.012 0.000 1289/15462 system.head.content [186]
0.006 0.000 1289/15462 user.head.content [228]
To make sure that result of the transformation is the same, I've compared original .html's with .html's generated with modified templates.
Unfortunately xslt generates random id's, so it's needed to exclude them before comparing. I do that with:
for f in */*.html; do sed -e 's/id=\"\(ftn\.\)\?id[a-z][0-9]\+\"/id=\"id\"/g' -i $f ; sed -e 's/href=\"[^#]*#\(ftn\.\)\?id[a-z][0-9]\+\"/href=\"#\"/g' -i $f; done
So if it's acceptable way to speed up generation of HTML (and maybe some other formats), what other steps should we take to move away from SGML?
If the performance is still not satisfying, please let me know, I'll continue to optimize xslt.
Beside performance issues, I can see some difference in results of 'make html' and 'make xslthtml'. For example, see doc/src/sgml/html/spi.html (xslt-generated version doesn't contain the lists of functions).
Best regards,
AlexanderI think this is great result and it's worth to start moving to xml.I think that moving to XML is step backward, because XML is ugly.I want to note, that it's 21-th century and we should think about including pictures into our documentation, which will greatly improve it.Yeah, +1.XML makes this easier.And I think that Lisp is much better for this puprose.--// Dmitry.
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