⚡️ Speed up method EnvironmentReader.list by 8%#78
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The optimized code achieves an 8% speedup through three key improvements:
**1. Optimized `read_key()` function**: Reordered the type check to test `isinstance(value, str)` first instead of `not isinstance(value, str)`. Since strings are the most common input type (96 out of 100 calls in profiling), this eliminates unnecessary negation overhead and checks the fast path first.
**2. Eliminated lambda creation in `str()` method**: Replaced the lambda `(lambda k, dv: self._env(k, dv))` with a direct method reference `self._env`. This avoids creating a new function object on every call, reducing allocation overhead.
**3. Optimized list parsing in `list()` method**: Instead of using two list comprehensions (`[s.strip() for s in result.split(",")]` followed by `[s for s in result if s]`), the optimization uses a single loop that strips and filters in one pass. This reduces memory allocations and eliminates the intermediate list creation.
**4. Added section caching**: Used `getattr(self, 'section', None)` to cache section lookups instead of repeatedly accessing `self.section`, reducing attribute access overhead.
The optimizations are particularly effective for:
- **Small to medium lists** (most test cases show 15-35% improvements)
- **Cases with many empty elements** (up to 31% faster for empty strings and comma-only strings)
- **Frequent string-type keys** (the most common case)
For very large lists (1000+ elements), the improvement is minimal (1-2% slower) because the dominant cost becomes the actual string processing rather than the Python overhead being optimized.
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📄 8% (0.08x) speedup for
EnvironmentReader.listingraphrag/config/environment_reader.py⏱️ Runtime :
570 microseconds→527 microseconds(best of151runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves an 8% speedup through three key improvements:
1. Optimized
read_key()function: Reordered the type check to testisinstance(value, str)first instead ofnot isinstance(value, str). Since strings are the most common input type (96 out of 100 calls in profiling), this eliminates unnecessary negation overhead and checks the fast path first.2. Eliminated lambda creation in
str()method: Replaced the lambda(lambda k, dv: self._env(k, dv))with a direct method referenceself._env. This avoids creating a new function object on every call, reducing allocation overhead.3. Optimized list parsing in
list()method: Instead of using two list comprehensions ([s.strip() for s in result.split(",")]followed by[s for s in result if s]), the optimization uses a single loop that strips and filters in one pass. This reduces memory allocations and eliminates the intermediate list creation.4. Added section caching: Used
getattr(self, 'section', None)to cache section lookups instead of repeatedly accessingself.section, reducing attribute access overhead.The optimizations are particularly effective for:
For very large lists (1000+ elements), the improvement is minimal (1-2% slower) because the dominant cost becomes the actual string processing rather than the Python overhead being optimized.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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