⚡️ Speed up method LayoutDOM._check_min_preferred_max_height by 13%#160
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The optimized code achieves a **13% speedup** by reducing redundant attribute lookups and improving branch prediction in the `_check_min_preferred_max_height` validation method. **Key optimizations applied:** 1. **Eliminated redundant attribute lookups**: The original code accessed `self.height` and `self.max_height` multiple times within conditional expressions. The optimized version stores these values in local variables (`height_val`, `max_height_val`) and reuses them, reducing costly attribute access overhead. 2. **Simplified conditional logic**: Instead of the original nested ternary operator that required evaluating `self.height` twice, the optimized version breaks down the height calculation into clearer steps with `height_set` boolean, making the logic more predictable for the CPU's branch predictor. 3. **Optimized final validation check**: The original used a compound boolean expression `not (min_height <= height <= max_height)` which requires two comparisons and a boolean negation. The optimized version uses `min_height > height or height > max_height`, which can short-circuit after the first comparison when `min_height > height` is true, improving performance especially in failure cases. **Performance impact**: The line profiler shows the validation function (`func(*args, **kwargs)`) dropped from 29.6ms to 26.5ms per hit, confirming the attribute lookup reduction benefits. Test results demonstrate consistent 5-15% speedups across various validation scenarios, with larger improvements (up to 14.9%) in cases with many invalid layouts where the optimized short-circuit logic provides maximum benefit. **Import reorganization**: The imports were also reorganized alphabetically, which is a code quality improvement that doesn't affect runtime performance but improves maintainability. This optimization is particularly valuable since `_check_min_preferred_max_height` is a validation method that could be called frequently during layout processing, making even small per-call improvements compound significantly in applications with complex UI layouts.
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📄 13% (0.13x) speedup for
LayoutDOM._check_min_preferred_max_heightinsrc/bokeh/models/layouts.py⏱️ Runtime :
7.23 milliseconds→6.39 milliseconds(best of12runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 13% speedup by reducing redundant attribute lookups and improving branch prediction in the
_check_min_preferred_max_heightvalidation method.Key optimizations applied:
Eliminated redundant attribute lookups: The original code accessed
self.heightandself.max_heightmultiple times within conditional expressions. The optimized version stores these values in local variables (height_val,max_height_val) and reuses them, reducing costly attribute access overhead.Simplified conditional logic: Instead of the original nested ternary operator that required evaluating
self.heighttwice, the optimized version breaks down the height calculation into clearer steps withheight_setboolean, making the logic more predictable for the CPU's branch predictor.Optimized final validation check: The original used a compound boolean expression
not (min_height <= height <= max_height)which requires two comparisons and a boolean negation. The optimized version usesmin_height > height or height > max_height, which can short-circuit after the first comparison whenmin_height > heightis true, improving performance especially in failure cases.Performance impact: The line profiler shows the validation function (
func(*args, **kwargs)) dropped from 29.6ms to 26.5ms per hit, confirming the attribute lookup reduction benefits. Test results demonstrate consistent 5-15% speedups across various validation scenarios, with larger improvements (up to 14.9%) in cases with many invalid layouts where the optimized short-circuit logic provides maximum benefit.Import reorganization: The imports were also reorganized alphabetically, which is a code quality improvement that doesn't affect runtime performance but improves maintainability.
This optimization is particularly valuable since
_check_min_preferred_max_heightis a validation method that could be called frequently during layout processing, making even small per-call improvements compound significantly in applications with complex UI layouts.✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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