>So you have to get a bunch of pages, in order, and timely. Huh, no. They're not in order. I never know what's the next page, it comes up as a link in the fetched page. As I said, sequential is a must. >Why not just get all the pages to memory or temporary files, then do the processing pass? Well, that would turn `f p f p f p' into `f f f p p p'. Not sure if that'd help much, although it could, but it's not my main point, which is doing both things at once. >fork() em, I say! Not sure how.. seems like a perfect thread situation for me, although clearly not an ithread situation. Thanks

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