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perf: reuse pooled roaring64 iterator in bitmap64.Each BED-9922 - #140
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A rabbit hops through bits in rows,
While pooled iterators come and go.
It stops on cue, then clears the trail,
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cardinality/roaring64.go (1)
57-68: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueReturn a cleared iterator to the pool on every exit.
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delegatepanics, the trailingPutis skipped. On normal return, the iterator still referencess.bitmap. Inroaring/v2v2.19.0,Initialize(nil)dereferences nil, so reset the iterator to its zero value before returning it.Suggested fix
itr := bitmap64IteratorPool.Get().(*roaring64.IntIterator64) itr.Initialize(s.bitmap) + defer func() { + *itr = roaring64.IntIterator64{} + bitmap64IteratorPool.Put(itr) + }() for itr.HasNext() { if ok := delegate(itr.Next()); !ok { break } } - - bitmap64IteratorPool.Put(itr)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @cardinality/cardinality_test.go:
- Around line 85-101: Replace require.Equal in the goroutines of
TestBitmap64EachConcurrent with a non-terminating assertion or collect results
for checking after waitGroup.Wait, so test failures are reported safely from
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Review comments at @cardinality/roaring64.go:
- Around line 57-68: Update bitmap64.Each to return its iterator to
bitmap64IteratorPool on every exit, including when delegate panics. Reset the
roaring64.IntIterator64 to its zero value before pooling it; do not use
Initialize(nil), which dereferences nil in the referenced version.
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bitmap64.Each allocated a fresh roaring64 iterator (and its per-container iterator) on every call, which dominated allocation churn in hot adjacency traversals. roaring64.IntIterator64 is resettable via Initialize, so pull a reused iterator from a sync.Pool and re-point it at the bitmap per traversal. Adds correctness, concurrency (race), and allocation benchmark coverage for Each. Benchmark shows 0 B/op, 0 allocs/op.
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Description
bitmap64.Eachallocated a newroaring64iterator (and its per-container iterator) on every call. In BloodHound Enterprise's tarjan adjacency traversals,Eachis called once per node, so these allocations were a large share of allocation churn and the resulting GC mark work.roaring64.IntIterator64can be reset withInitialize, soEachnow takes an iterator from async.Pool, points it at the bitmap for the traversal, and returns it to the pool afterwards.Eachis unchanged, including early exit when the delegate returnsfalse.-race), and an allocation benchmark.Resolves: BED-9922
Related: SpecterOps/bloodhound-enterprise#2094 (BHE tarjan allocation reductions, measured together with this change)
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BenchmarkBitmap64Each: 0 B/op, 0 allocs/op.smartiesdataset, this change together with SpecterOps/bloodhound-enterprise#2094 reducedCreateTarjanAggregatorfrom ~8m57s to 5m24s (−40%). The two changes were measured together (one run), so that gain cannot be split between them.Type of Change
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