[pylucene-dev] customizing java classes in python -- performance?
Mike Klaas
mike.klaas at gmail.com
Mon May 15 17:06:17 PDT 2006
I'm currently investigating using PyLucene for a large scale
distributed search application which is currently in 95% python with a
smattering of c/pyrex for performance. I'm rather impressed with the
package, particularly the ability to "subclass" certain lucene classes
to provide customization hooks.
I was curious if anyone has done heavy-duty lifting using these
reverse bindings. In particulary, I am concerned with subclasses
which are tightly coupled with the core lucene query code -- like
SortComparator. Does the repeated python<->CNI boundary crossing
degrade performance unacceptably? Has anyone had success implementing
these sorts of customizations java-side, recompiling the whole package
with gcj?
Thanks in advance,
-MIke Klaas
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