⚡️ Speed up function _strip_trailing_zeros by 13%#17
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The optimized code achieves a **12% speedup** by adding two fast-path checks that avoid unnecessary iteration for the most common cases: ## Key Optimizations 1. **Fast path for tuples without trailing zeros** (`if release[-1] != 0: return release`) - This is the **critical optimization**. When the last element is non-zero, the function returns immediately without any loop iteration - Line profiler shows this path is hit **3,567 times** out of 3,929 executions (90.8%) - Test results confirm massive speedups for this case: `(1,2,3)` is **146% faster**, large tuples with no trailing zeros are **211% faster** 2. **Empty tuple check** (`if not release: return ()`) - Handles edge case before any indexing operations - Provides **138% speedup** for empty tuples 3. **Adjusted loop range** (starts at `len(release) - 2` instead of `len(release) - 1`) - Since we already checked `release[-1]`, we can skip it in the loop - Reduces iterations when trailing zeros exist ## Why This Works The function is called from `_cmpkey()` during version comparison operations. Based on the line profiler data and test annotations: - **~91% of calls** have no trailing zeros (versions like `1.2.3`, `2.0.1`) - Only **~9% of calls** need to strip zeros (versions like `1.0.0`, `2.1.0`) The optimization prioritizes the common case, turning what was a loop iteration into a single index check and return. For the 91% fast-path cases, we eliminate the entire loop overhead. ## Trade-offs The optimization adds **minimal overhead** (~0.8-1.2μs) for cases with trailing zeros (as shown in tests where results are 8-15% slower). However, this is vastly outweighed by the gains in the common case. Since version strings like `1.2.3` are far more prevalent than `1.0.0`, the overall impact is a net **12% speedup**. This is particularly valuable in hot paths where version comparison happens frequently (e.g., dependency resolution, version constraint checking in package managers).
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📄 13% (0.13x) speedup for
_strip_trailing_zerosinsrc/packaging/version.py⏱️ Runtime :
188 microseconds→167 microseconds(best of6runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 12% speedup by adding two fast-path checks that avoid unnecessary iteration for the most common cases:
Key Optimizations
Fast path for tuples without trailing zeros (
if release[-1] != 0: return release)(1,2,3)is 146% faster, large tuples with no trailing zeros are 211% fasterEmpty tuple check (
if not release: return ())Adjusted loop range (starts at
len(release) - 2instead oflen(release) - 1)release[-1], we can skip it in the loopWhy This Works
The function is called from
_cmpkey()during version comparison operations. Based on the line profiler data and test annotations:1.2.3,2.0.1)1.0.0,2.1.0)The optimization prioritizes the common case, turning what was a loop iteration into a single index check and return. For the 91% fast-path cases, we eliminate the entire loop overhead.
Trade-offs
The optimization adds minimal overhead (~0.8-1.2μs) for cases with trailing zeros (as shown in tests where results are 8-15% slower). However, this is vastly outweighed by the gains in the common case. Since version strings like
1.2.3are far more prevalent than1.0.0, the overall impact is a net 12% speedup.This is particularly valuable in hot paths where version comparison happens frequently (e.g., dependency resolution, version constraint checking in package managers).
✅ Correctness verification report:
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test_benchmark_py__replay_test_0.py::test_src_packaging_version__strip_trailing_zeros🔎 Click to see Concolic Coverage Tests
codeflash_concolic_ui1l843q/tmpvpp7u4z4/test_concolic_coverage.py::test__strip_trailing_zeroscodeflash_concolic_ui1l843q/tmpvpp7u4z4/test_concolic_coverage.py::test__strip_trailing_zeros_2To edit these changes
git checkout codeflash/optimize-_strip_trailing_zeros-mjjkkivdand push.