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Shawn O. Pearce 552682dc6a Sort Config entries and use O(log N) lookup Decrease running time for getStringList (and all other get methods) by looking for configuration entries using binary search rather than linear search through the configuration file. Configuration lines are sorted by section, subsection, name in a sorted list whenever the snapshot is rebuilt. Binary search is used to locate an index in the middle of the values, then walk backwards to find the first value in the range. Given a configuration of file of 5000 distinct section/subsection/name triplets (e.g. a Gerrit Code Review project.config configuration file with 5000 unique access control rules), this new code is faster to lookup each rule individually using getStringList(): old setStringList() 194 usec avg getStringList() 196 usec avg new setStringList() 188 usec avg getStringList() 24 usec avg Change-Id: Ic8907231868c18eb946b72f341a6b58666b70324	12 years ago
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jgit	Sort Config entries and use O(log N) lookup	12 years ago

Shawn O. Pearce 552682dc6a Sort Config entries and use O(log N) lookup

Decrease running time for getStringList (and all other get methods) by
looking for configuration entries using binary search rather than
linear search through the configuration file.

Configuration lines are sorted by section, subsection, name in a
sorted list whenever the snapshot is rebuilt. Binary search is used to
locate an index in the middle of the values, then walk backwards to
find the first value in the range.

Given a configuration of file of 5000 distinct section/subsection/name
triplets (e.g. a Gerrit Code Review project.config configuration file
with 5000 unique access control rules), this new code is faster to
lookup each rule individually using getStringList():

  old setStringList() 194 usec avg
      getStringList() 196 usec avg

  new setStringList() 188 usec avg
      getStringList()  24 usec avg

Change-Id: Ic8907231868c18eb946b72f341a6b58666b70324

12 years ago

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Sort Config entries and use O(log N) lookup

12 years ago