⚡️ Speed up method JavaImportResolver.resolve_imports by 13% in PR #1199 (omni-java)#1321
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⚡️ Speed up method JavaImportResolver.resolve_imports by 13% in PR #1199 (omni-java)#1321codeflash-ai[bot] wants to merge 1 commit intoomni-javafrom
JavaImportResolver.resolve_imports by 13% in PR #1199 (omni-java)#1321codeflash-ai[bot] wants to merge 1 commit intoomni-javafrom
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The optimized code achieves a **13% runtime improvement** (from 6.17ms to 5.44ms) by eliminating redundant work in the `resolve_import` method through two key optimizations: **1. Hoisting `_extract_class_name` computation:** The original code called `self._extract_class_name(import_path)` three times—once in each of the two early-return branches (standard library and external library) and once in the final return statement. The optimized version computes the class name **once** at the start of the method and reuses the result across all code paths. This eliminates 2 out of 3 calls for imports that match standard or external libraries (which represent the majority of imports in typical Java projects). From the line profiler data, the original code spent ~4.28 million nanoseconds across three separate `_extract_class_name` calls (lines with 2.44M + 815K + 1.02M). The optimized version consolidates this into a single 4.39M nanosecond call, reducing overhead from repeated function invocations, string operations (rpartition), and character checks (isupper). **2. Merging identical early-return branches:** The original code had two nearly identical `if` blocks that both returned `ResolvedImport` objects with `file_path=None` and `is_external=True`. The optimized version combines these into a single conditional using `or`, reducing: - Duplicate `ResolvedImport` object construction - Redundant attribute assignments - Code branching overhead The line profiler shows this consolidation reduces the total time spent in the conditional checks and return statements. The optimized version's combined branch (line spending 16.1M ns) is faster than the sum of the original's two separate branches (11.5M + 7.0M = 18.5M ns). **Impact on workloads:** This optimization particularly benefits codebases with many standard library and external dependency imports (the most common scenario), as these hit the now-consolidated early-return path. The test results show consistent speedups across all test cases, with the largest gains in tests involving large batches of standard/external imports (e.g., `test_resolve_imports_large_batch_all_standard_packages` and `test_resolve_imports_large_batch_all_common_external_packages`), where the class name extraction savings multiply across hundreds of imports.
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⚡️ This pull request contains optimizations for PR #1199
If you approve this dependent PR, these changes will be merged into the original PR branch
omni-java.📄 13% (0.13x) speedup for
JavaImportResolver.resolve_importsincodeflash/languages/java/import_resolver.py⏱️ Runtime :
6.17 milliseconds→5.44 milliseconds(best of107runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 13% runtime improvement (from 6.17ms to 5.44ms) by eliminating redundant work in the
resolve_importmethod through two key optimizations:1. Hoisting
_extract_class_namecomputation:The original code called
self._extract_class_name(import_path)three times—once in each of the two early-return branches (standard library and external library) and once in the final return statement. The optimized version computes the class name once at the start of the method and reuses the result across all code paths. This eliminates 2 out of 3 calls for imports that match standard or external libraries (which represent the majority of imports in typical Java projects).From the line profiler data, the original code spent ~4.28 million nanoseconds across three separate
_extract_class_namecalls (lines with 2.44M + 815K + 1.02M). The optimized version consolidates this into a single 4.39M nanosecond call, reducing overhead from repeated function invocations, string operations (rpartition), and character checks (isupper).2. Merging identical early-return branches:
The original code had two nearly identical
ifblocks that both returnedResolvedImportobjects withfile_path=Noneandis_external=True. The optimized version combines these into a single conditional usingor, reducing:ResolvedImportobject constructionThe line profiler shows this consolidation reduces the total time spent in the conditional checks and return statements. The optimized version's combined branch (line spending 16.1M ns) is faster than the sum of the original's two separate branches (11.5M + 7.0M = 18.5M ns).
Impact on workloads:
This optimization particularly benefits codebases with many standard library and external dependency imports (the most common scenario), as these hit the now-consolidated early-return path. The test results show consistent speedups across all test cases, with the largest gains in tests involving large batches of standard/external imports (e.g.,
test_resolve_imports_large_batch_all_standard_packagesandtest_resolve_imports_large_batch_all_common_external_packages), where the class name extraction savings multiply across hundreds of imports.✅ Correctness verification report:
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git checkout codeflash/optimize-pr1199-2026-02-03T18.45.53and push.