⚡️ Speed up function _encode_error_event by 20%#26
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Impact: high Impact_explanation: Looking at this optimization report, I need to assess the impact based on the provided rubric and data. **Analysis of Runtime Performance:** - Overall runtime: 17.0ms → 14.1ms (20.31% speedup) - This exceeds the 100 microsecond threshold significantly, indicating substantial work - The 20% speedup exceeds the 15% threshold for high impact **Analysis of Generated Test Results:** - Small/basic tests: 2-14% faster (mostly above 5%) - Large attribute maps (500 entries): 25-27% faster - this is excellent - Bulk operations (1000 events): 19% faster - very good - Empty/minimal data: 12-20% faster - good across the board The test results show consistent improvements across all test cases, with particularly strong performance on larger workloads (25-27% for large maps, 19% for bulk operations). **Analysis of Hot Path Usage:** The `calling_fn_details` shows `_encode_error_event` is called in a loop within `_normalize_events()` for multiple event types: - `http_error` events - `ws_error` events - `uncaught_error` events - `error_event` events This means the optimization effect is multiplicative - each improvement gets applied many times in typical telemetry workloads. **Key Optimization Quality:** The optimizations are well-designed: - Fast path for small varints (common case optimization) - Elimination of intermediate allocations via `b"".join()` - Localized attribute lookups in tight loops - Pre-allocated lists for better memory efficiency These target fundamental performance bottlenecks in Python bytecode and memory allocation. **Assessment:** - Runtime exceeds 100μs threshold ✓ - Speedup exceeds 15% threshold ✓ - Function is in hot path (called in loops) ✓ - Consistent improvements across all test cases ✓ - Large workload improvements are substantial (25-27%) ✓ END OF IMPACT EXPLANATION The optimization achieves a 20% speedup through several key improvements targeting Python's bytecode efficiency and memory allocation patterns: **Key Optimizations:** 1. **Fast path for small varints**: Added an early return `if value <= 0x7F: return bytes([value])` in `_varint()`, avoiding loop overhead for small values (common in protobuf encoding). 2. **Localized attribute lookups**: In tight loops, cached method references like `append = out.append` to avoid repeated attribute resolution overhead. 3. **Eliminated intermediate concatenations**: Replaced multiple `+` operations with `b"".join()` in functions like `_len_delimited()`, `_string()`, and `_timestamp_message()`. This avoids creating temporary byte objects that get immediately discarded. 4. **Pre-allocated lists for joins**: Changed from progressive `bytearray` concatenation to collecting parts in lists, then joining once. This is more efficient because `b"".join(list)` pre-allocates the final buffer size. 5. **Direct byte literals**: Replaced `_varint(1 if value else 0)` with `b'\x01' if value else b'\x00'` in `_bool()`, eliminating function call overhead for this common case. **Performance Impact by Test Type:** - **Small/simple events** (basic tests): 2-14% faster due to fast-path varints and reduced allocations - **Large attribute maps** (500 entries): 25-27% faster due to pre-allocated lists and localized lookups - **Bulk operations** (1000 events): 19% faster from cumulative micro-optimizations - **Empty/minimal data**: 12-20% faster from avoiding unnecessary work The optimizations are particularly effective for telemetry use cases with many small integer fields and moderate-sized attribute maps, which are common in error event encoding.
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📄 20% (0.20x) speedup for
_encode_error_eventinsrc/deepgram/extensions/telemetry/proto_encoder.py⏱️ Runtime :
17.0 milliseconds→14.1 milliseconds(best of171runs)📝 Explanation and details
Impact: high
Impact_explanation: Looking at this optimization report, I need to assess the impact based on the provided rubric and data.
Analysis of Runtime Performance:
Analysis of Generated Test Results:
The test results show consistent improvements across all test cases, with particularly strong performance on larger workloads (25-27% for large maps, 19% for bulk operations).
Analysis of Hot Path Usage:
The
calling_fn_detailsshows_encode_error_eventis called in a loop within_normalize_events()for multiple event types:http_erroreventsws_erroreventsuncaught_erroreventserror_eventeventsThis means the optimization effect is multiplicative - each improvement gets applied many times in typical telemetry workloads.
Key Optimization Quality:
The optimizations are well-designed:
b"".join()These target fundamental performance bottlenecks in Python bytecode and memory allocation.
Assessment:
END OF IMPACT EXPLANATION
The optimization achieves a 20% speedup through several key improvements targeting Python's bytecode efficiency and memory allocation patterns:
Key Optimizations:
Fast path for small varints: Added an early return
if value <= 0x7F: return bytes([value])in_varint(), avoiding loop overhead for small values (common in protobuf encoding).Localized attribute lookups: In tight loops, cached method references like
append = out.appendto avoid repeated attribute resolution overhead.Eliminated intermediate concatenations: Replaced multiple
+operations withb"".join()in functions like_len_delimited(),_string(), and_timestamp_message(). This avoids creating temporary byte objects that get immediately discarded.Pre-allocated lists for joins: Changed from progressive
bytearrayconcatenation to collecting parts in lists, then joining once. This is more efficient becauseb"".join(list)pre-allocates the final buffer size.Direct byte literals: Replaced
_varint(1 if value else 0)withb'\x01' if value else b'\x00'in_bool(), eliminating function call overhead for this common case.Performance Impact by Test Type:
The optimizations are particularly effective for telemetry use cases with many small integer fields and moderate-sized attribute maps, which are common in error event encoding.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
🔎 Concolic Coverage Tests and Runtime
codeflash_concolic_5p92pe1r/tmpd0ni74mh/test_concolic_coverage.py::test__encode_error_eventcodeflash_concolic_5p92pe1r/tmpd0ni74mh/test_concolic_coverage.py::test__encode_error_event_2To edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-_encode_error_event-mgupjlspand push.