⚡ Optimize hot loops by extracting prefix tuples to constants#145
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In `Scripts/update-lists.py` and `Scripts/deduplicate.py`, the `count_rules` and `is_header` functions iterate over every line of filter lists. Extracting the tuple of prefixes used in `startswith()` to a module-level constant avoids the overhead of recreating the tuple literal on every iteration of the loop. This change also improves maintainability by centralizing the definition of what constitutes a header/comment line in these scripts. Co-authored-by: Ven0m0 <82972344+Ven0m0@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request optimizes hot loops in deduplicate.py and update-lists.py by extracting tuple literals into module-level constants, which avoids recreating them on each iteration. This is a good micro-optimization. My feedback focuses on improving the consistency and type safety of the newly introduced constants.
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This is a good optimization. I have a couple of suggestions for this new constant:
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Typing: For consistency with the change in
update-lists.pyand to improve type safety, consider adding a type hint. This aligns with modern Python practices and helps static analysis tools. You would need to importFinalfromtyping.from typing import Final # ... HEADER_PREFIXES: Final[tuple[str, ...]] = ("! ", "#", "[", ";")
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Inconsistency: I noticed
HEADER_PREFIXEShere is("! ", "#", "[", ";"), while inScripts/update-lists.pyit is("! ", "#", "["). If this difference is intentional, a comment explaining why would be helpful. If they serve the same purpose, consider unifying them into a single constant incommon.pyto prevent potential discrepancies.
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Pull request overview
Extracts repeated str.startswith(...) prefix tuples into module-level constants to reduce per-iteration allocations in hot loops within the filter-list tooling scripts.
Changes:
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HEADER_PREFIXESconstant toScripts/update-lists.pyand reused it incount_rules. - Added
HEADER_PREFIXESconstant toScripts/deduplicate.pyand reused it inis_header.
Reviewed changes
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| Scripts/update-lists.py | Introduces HEADER_PREFIXES and reuses it in count_rules to avoid recreating the tuple in the generator loop. |
| Scripts/deduplicate.py | Introduces HEADER_PREFIXES and reuses it in is_header to avoid recreating the tuple for each line. |
Code Review SummaryStatus: No Issues Found | Recommendation: Merge Overview
AnalysisThe PR implements a micro-optimization by extracting commonly-used header prefix tuples into module-level constants:
This change is:
Note on difference: The two files use different prefix sets (
Files Reviewed (2 files)
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💡 What: Extracted prefix tuples (
"! ", "#", "["and"! ", "#", "[", ";") into module-level constantsHEADER_PREFIXESinScripts/update-lists.pyandScripts/deduplicate.py.🎯 Why: In hot loops like
count_rulesandis_header, Python recreates the tuple literal on every iteration. Extracting it to a constant avoids this overhead.📊 Measured Improvement: Benchmarks showed a modest but consistent improvement in the micro-performance of these functions. This optimization is particularly beneficial when processing very large filter lists.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10476931510339309470 started by @Ven0m0