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- added a cache for last file looked up: avoids binary search if the file matches - don't look up extra line info if not present (it is almost never present) - inline one critical binary search call (inlining provides almost 30% improvement in this case) Together, these changes make the go/printer benchmark more than twice as fast (53% improvement). gofmt also sped up by about the same amount. Also: removed an unused internal field from FileSet. Measurements (always best of 5 runs): * original: printer.BenchmarkPrint 5 238354200 ns/op (100%) * using last file cache: printer.BenchmarkPrint 10 201796600 ns/op (85%) * avoiding lookup of extra line info: printer.BenchmarkPrint 10 157072700 ns/op (66%) * inlining a critical binary search call: printer.BenchmarkPrint 10 111523500 ns/op (47%) gofmt (always best of 3 runs): * before: time gofmt -l src misc real 0m33.316s user 0m31.298s sys 0m0.319s * after: time gofmt -l src misc real 0m15.889s user 0m14.596s sys 0m0.224s R=r, dfc, bradfitz, rsc1 CC=golang-dev https://golang.org/cl/4433086 |
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