⚡️ Speed up function get_decorator_name_for_mode by 25% in PR #1518 (proper-async)#1520
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get_decorator_name_for_mode by 25% in PR #1518 (proper-async)#1520codeflash-ai[bot] wants to merge 1 commit intoproper-asyncfrom
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This optimization achieves a **25% runtime improvement** (942μs → 752μs) by replacing sequential `if` statements with a dictionary lookup using `.get()` with a default value. **Key Performance Changes:** 1. **Dictionary Lookup vs Sequential Branching**: The original code performs up to 2 enum equality comparisons before returning. The optimized version uses a pre-computed dictionary (`_MODE_TO_DECORATOR`) that provides O(1) constant-time lookup instead of O(n) sequential checks. This eliminates conditional branching overhead entirely. 2. **Reduced CPU Instructions**: Each enum comparison involves attribute access and equality checking. The dictionary approach consolidates this into a single hash table lookup with a default fallback, reducing the instruction count per function call. 3. **Better for Hot Paths**: Based on `function_references`, this function is called in test instrumentation workflows (`test_async_run_and_parse_tests.py`) where it's invoked multiple times per test run. The function decorates async functions during testing setup, making it part of the test execution infrastructure. Even though it's not in the tightest inner loop, the cumulative savings across multiple test runs add up. **Test Case Performance Profile:** - **Best speedups** (58-76% faster): Large-scale tests with 1000+ iterations (`test_large_scale_mixed_inputs_1000_iterations`, `test_unknown_and_wrong_types_return_performance_decorator`) show the most dramatic improvements, as the O(1) lookup advantage compounds over many calls. - **Moderate speedups** (27-32% faster): Repeated calls with the same input (`test_idempotence_on_repeated_calls_same_input`, `test_loop_1000_same_input_performance_and_consistency`) benefit from consistent hash lookups. - **Minor regressions** (0-28% slower): Single-call tests for `BEHAVIOR` mode show slight slowdowns because the original code checked `BEHAVIOR` first (early exit), while the dictionary approach has fixed overhead regardless of input. However, the overall win comes from amortized performance across all modes. **Trade-off**: Individual `BEHAVIOR` lookups are slightly slower due to dictionary overhead, but the optimization wins on aggregate workload performance, which is what matters in the testing infrastructure context where the function is called with varied inputs across many test cases.
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PR Review SummaryPrek Checks✅ All prek checks pass (ruff check + ruff format). No fixes needed. Mypy✅ No new mypy errors introduced by this PR. All 13 errors in Code ReviewScope: This PR optimizes No critical issues found. The optimization is straightforward and correct:
CI Note: 3 integration tests ( Test Coverage
Last updated: 2026-02-18T10:00:00Z |
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⚡️ This pull request contains optimizations for PR #1518
If you approve this dependent PR, these changes will be merged into the original PR branch
proper-async.📄 25% (0.25x) speedup for
get_decorator_name_for_modeincodeflash/code_utils/instrument_existing_tests.py⏱️ Runtime :
942 microseconds→752 microseconds(best of248runs)📝 Explanation and details
This optimization achieves a 25% runtime improvement (942μs → 752μs) by replacing sequential
ifstatements with a dictionary lookup using.get()with a default value.Key Performance Changes:
Dictionary Lookup vs Sequential Branching: The original code performs up to 2 enum equality comparisons before returning. The optimized version uses a pre-computed dictionary (
_MODE_TO_DECORATOR) that provides O(1) constant-time lookup instead of O(n) sequential checks. This eliminates conditional branching overhead entirely.Reduced CPU Instructions: Each enum comparison involves attribute access and equality checking. The dictionary approach consolidates this into a single hash table lookup with a default fallback, reducing the instruction count per function call.
Better for Hot Paths: Based on
function_references, this function is called in test instrumentation workflows (test_async_run_and_parse_tests.py) where it's invoked multiple times per test run. The function decorates async functions during testing setup, making it part of the test execution infrastructure. Even though it's not in the tightest inner loop, the cumulative savings across multiple test runs add up.Test Case Performance Profile:
Best speedups (58-76% faster): Large-scale tests with 1000+ iterations (
test_large_scale_mixed_inputs_1000_iterations,test_unknown_and_wrong_types_return_performance_decorator) show the most dramatic improvements, as the O(1) lookup advantage compounds over many calls.Moderate speedups (27-32% faster): Repeated calls with the same input (
test_idempotence_on_repeated_calls_same_input,test_loop_1000_same_input_performance_and_consistency) benefit from consistent hash lookups.Minor regressions (0-28% slower): Single-call tests for
BEHAVIORmode show slight slowdowns because the original code checkedBEHAVIORfirst (early exit), while the dictionary approach has fixed overhead regardless of input. However, the overall win comes from amortized performance across all modes.Trade-off: Individual
BEHAVIORlookups are slightly slower due to dictionary overhead, but the optimization wins on aggregate workload performance, which is what matters in the testing infrastructure context where the function is called with varied inputs across many test cases.✅ Correctness verification report:
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