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Improve performances of offsets references. #2481

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The problem

When trying to fix the unused-import detector problem, I noticed that the detector was kind of slow.
The profiler showed that running it on the contracts-bedrock took about 22 seconds :

         105222726 function calls (104934133 primitive calls) in 22.206 seconds

   Ordered by: internal time
   List reduced from 7611 to 10 due to restriction <10>

   ncalls  tottime  percall  cumtime  percall filename:lineno(function)
    17924    3.495    0.000   11.096    0.001 slither_core.py:204(_compute_offsets_from_thing)
20003325/20003323    1.677    0.000    2.606    0.000 {built-in method builtins.isinstance}
  7061912    1.621    0.000    2.640    0.000 source_mapping.py:111(__eq__)
 10785792    1.302    0.000    1.888    0.000 source_mapping.py:101(__hash__)
     6064    0.988    0.000    1.585    0.000 data_dependency.py:390(transitive_close_dependencies)
14421547/14420087    0.780    0.000    0.781    0.000 {built-in method builtins.hash}
  7521219    0.754    0.000    1.072    0.000 naming.py:34(__eq__)
   221780    0.642    0.000    0.780    0.000 compilation_unit.py:227(filename_lookup)
  4616924    0.494    0.000    0.929    0.000 <frozen abc>:117(__instancecheck__)
  4616924    0.433    0.000    0.435    0.000 {built-in method _abc._abc_instancecheck}

The main culprit here is the __compute_offsets_from_thing method.

I noticed that the data is stored at each offset for every mapping in slither_core:

        self._offset_to_objects: Optional[Dict[Filename, Dict[int, Set[SourceMapping]]]] = None
        self._offset_to_references: Optional[Dict[Filename, Dict[int, Set[Source]]]] = None
        self._offset_to_implementations: Optional[Dict[Filename, Dict[int, Set[Source]]]] = None
        self._offset_to_definitions: Optional[Dict[Filename, Dict[int, Set[Source]]]] = None

It was also running all checks within the loop, even if they did not depend on the loop offset.

The solution

  • I deduplicated the results in the offset_to_* mappings and created a new mapping offset_to_min_offset that contains the referenced min_offset. This one is only from int to Set[int], so it's reasonably compact and fast.
  • I factorized the logic to retrieve informations from these mappings in a new method _get_offset
  • I simplified the SourceMapping equality function to reduce its complexity

The results

         52232380 function calls (51943791 primitive calls) in 14.138 seconds

   Ordered by: internal time
   List reduced from 7612 to 10 due to restriction <10>

   ncalls  tottime  percall  cumtime  percall filename:lineno(function)
9610218/9610216    1.084    0.000    1.851    0.000 {built-in method builtins.isinstance}
     6064    1.030    0.000    1.647    0.000 data_dependency.py:390(transitive_close_dependencies)
   221780    0.674    0.000    0.819    0.000 compilation_unit.py:227(filename_lookup)
    17924    0.580    0.000    1.685    0.000 slither_core.py:199(_compute_offsets_from_thing)
   108183    0.421    0.000    1.257    0.000 crytic_compile.py:265(filename_lookup)
  3734101    0.406    0.000    0.767    0.000 <frozen abc>:117(__instancecheck__)
  3734101    0.359    0.000    0.361    0.000 {built-in method _abc._abc_instancecheck}
    11612    0.355    0.000    0.674    0.000 data_dependency.py:491(convert_to_non_ssa)
    12265    0.304    0.000    0.315    0.000 node.py:117(__init__)
    34918    0.257    0.000    0.533    0.000 ssa.py:367(is_used_later)

We are going down from 22 seconds to about 14s so about 35% performance improvement.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced offset mapping capabilities in the core functionality.
  • Refactor

    • Improved internal logic for handling offsets and references.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Fixed equality checks in source mapping to use relative filenames for more accurate comparisons.

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The recent changes enhance the SlitherCore class by introducing a new _offset_to_min_offset attribute and a generic _get_offset method. These modifications streamline the handling of offset mappings and improve the functionality of methods like offset_to_references, offset_to_implementations, and offset_to_definitions. Additionally, the __eq__ method in source_mapping.py now compares filenames using their relative property for more accurate equality checks.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
slither/core/slither_core.py Added TypeVar to imports, introduced _offset_to_min_offset attribute, modified offset handling logic, added _get_offset method, and updated several methods to use _get_offset.
slither/core/source_mapping/source_mapping.py Modified the __eq__ method to compare filenames using the relative property and removed other attribute comparisons.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant SlitherCore
    participant SourceMapping

    User->>SlitherCore: Call offset_to_objects()
    SlitherCore->>SlitherCore: _get_offset()
    SlitherCore-->>User: Return Set[SourceMapping]

    User->>SlitherCore: Call offset_to_references()
    SlitherCore->>SlitherCore: _get_offset()
    SlitherCore-->>User: Return Set[SourceMapping]

    User->>SlitherCore: Call offset_to_implementations()
    SlitherCore->>SlitherCore: _get_offset()
    SlitherCore-->>User: Return Set[SourceMapping]

    User->>SlitherCore: Call offset_to_definitions()
    SlitherCore->>SlitherCore: _get_offset()
    SlitherCore-->>User: Return Set[SourceMapping]
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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 02df0dc and ecca8da.

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  • slither/core/slither_core.py (4 hunks)
  • slither/core/source_mapping/source_mapping.py (1 hunks)
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slither/core/source_mapping/source_mapping.py

168-168: Ambiguous variable name: l (E741)


170-170: Ambiguous variable name: l (E741)

slither/core/slither_core.py

516-517: Use a single if statement instead of nested if statements (SIM102)

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slither/core/slither_core.py (1)

91-91: The addition of new attributes and methods for handling offset mappings in the SlitherCore class is well-implemented and should contribute to the performance improvements as described in the PR.

Also applies to: 204-255, 313-365

Verification successful

The new attributes and methods for handling offset mappings in the SlitherCore class are properly integrated into the existing codebase. The search results show that _get_offset and _offset_to_min_offset are used in various parts of the slither_core.py file, indicating proper usage and integration.

  • slither/core/slither_core.py: Multiple lines show the usage of _offset_to_min_offset and _get_offset.
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify integration of new offset handling methods with existing functionalities.

# Test: Search for usage of new methods and attributes. Expect: Proper integration without issues.
rg --type python $'_get_offset|_offset_to_min_offset'

Length of output: 85



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify integration of new offset handling methods with existing functionalities.

# Test: Search for usage of new methods and attributes. Expect: Proper integration without issues.
rg '_get_offset|_offset_to_min_offset'

Length of output: 1214

@@ -112,12 +112,8 @@ def __eq__(self, other: Any) -> bool:
try:
return (
self.start == other.start
and self.length == other.length
and self.filename == other.filename
and self.filename.relative == other.filename.relative
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The simplification of the __eq__ method in the Source class looks good and aligns with the PR's goal to improve performance.

Would you like me to help create unit tests to ensure this new behavior works as expected?

@montyly montyly merged commit 0a306e6 into dev Oct 2, 2024
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@montyly montyly deleted the features/offsets-perf branch October 2, 2024 08:52
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