Optimize HashPMap.get and other operations: do not create unnecessary iterator instances #41
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We use PCollections as an internal cache for classes in Kotlin reflection library (proof) and have recently found a problem:
HashPMap.get
seems to create lots of unnecessaryConsPStack$1
objects, which areConsPStack
iterators, even on simpleget
access! Here's the original report (never mind my misleading answer there):http://stackoverflow.com/questions/34214290/kotlin-massive-amounts-of-conspstack-how-can-i-avoid/34214718#34214718
This pull request optimizes iteration over
ConsPStack
insideHashPMap
. First, I've made sure onlyConsPStack
is used as thePSequence
implementation by making the types of parameters and fields more specific. In the second commit, I've replaced the for loop with the manual iteration over theConsPStack
instance. In the last commit, I've made anonymous classes inner with meaningful names, so that one will observe a more insightfulConsPStack$Itr
in the stack trace instead ofConsPStack$1
.