⚡ [Optimize Demuxer BufferPool to use O(1) swap-and-pop]#289
⚡ [Optimize Demuxer BufferPool to use O(1) swap-and-pop]#289
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Co-authored-by: segin <480709+segin@users.noreply.github.com>
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Pull request overview
Optimizes the demuxer BufferPool fast-path by replacing std::vector::erase (O(N)) with an O(1) swap-and-pop removal when extracting a suitable pooled buffer, improving buffer acquisition performance when hits occur in the middle of the pool.
Changes:
- Replaced
m_buffers.erase(it)with swap-and-pop (*it = std::move(m_buffers.back()); m_buffers.pop_back();) inBufferPool::getBuffer()
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This pull request refactors the BufferPool::getBuffer method in src/demuxer/Demuxer.cpp to use a more efficient swap-and-pop idiom for removing elements from the internal buffer vector, improving performance from O(N) to O(1). The reviewer suggests a further simplification of this logic by directly using std::swap with the back element, which would make the implementation more idiomatic and concise.
| if (it != m_buffers.end() - 1) { | ||
| *it = std::move(m_buffers.back()); | ||
| } | ||
| m_buffers.pop_back(); |
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While the swap-and-pop logic is correct, it can be simplified and made more idiomatic by using std::swap with the back element. This avoids the explicit check for the last element and the manual move assignment, as std::swap for std::vector is a very efficient
std::swap(*it, m_buffers.back());
m_buffers.pop_back();
💡 What: Replaced the
m_buffers.erase(it)call insideBufferPool::getBuffer()insrc/demuxer/Demuxer.cppwith an O(1) swap-and-pop technique. It overwrites the selected buffer withm_buffers.back()and pops the back element.🎯 Why: Previously,
m_buffers.erase(it)caused an O(N) shift of all subsequent elements in the vector, which is highly inefficient. Since the order of pooled buffers does not matter, a swap-and-pop performs the removal in O(1) time while preventing unnecessary allocations and memory moves.📊 Measured Improvement: In a standalone benchmark simulating 1,000,000 consecutive pool gets and returns (warm pool size 32):
erase): ~57-60msPR created automatically by Jules for task 12921152044803498336 started by @segin