feat: implement line-level profiling agent with ASM instrumentation #1543
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feat: implement line-level profiling agent with ASM instrumentation #1543HeshamHM28 wants to merge 16 commits intoomni-javafrom
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- Rename test class to TestLineProfilerInstrumentation for clarity. - Add tests for instrumenting Java classes with and without package declarations. - Enhance instrumentation tests to verify that source files remain unmodified. - Implement checks for generated configuration files, ensuring correct content and structure. - Introduce tests for deeply nested packages and verify line contents extraction. - Add end-to-end tests for spin-timer profiling, validating timing accuracy and hit counts.
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| public static int register(String sourceFile, String className, String methodName, int lineNumber) { | ||
| // Pack className hash + lineNumber into a 64-bit key for fast lookup | ||
| long key = ((long) className.hashCode() << 32) | (lineNumber & 0xFFFFFFFFL); |
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Bug (High): The registry key ((long) className.hashCode() << 32) | (lineNumber & 0xFFFFFFFFL) is vulnerable to hash collisions. If two different class names produce the same hashCode() (a well-known occurrence in Java, e.g. "Aa" vs "BB") and share a line number, the second class silently gets the first class's ID, corrupting profiling data.
Consider using the full class name as part of the key (e.g., a composite className + ":" + lineNumber string key) instead of packing a lossy hash into 64 bits.
codeflash-java-runtime/src/main/java/com/codeflash/profiler/ProfilerData.java
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| def test_find_agent_jar(self): | ||
| jar = find_agent_jar() | ||
| # Should find it in either resources or dev build | ||
| assert jar is not None |
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✅ Fixed in latest commit
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PR Review SummaryPrek ChecksStatus: Passing after auto-fixes applied in commits
Mypy Type Checks6 of 11 errors fixed — added type annotations for generic types ( 3 remaining errors (require logic changes, not safe to auto-fix):
Code ReviewPreviously reported issues — now resolved (3/4):
New issues found (2):
Test CoverageOverall: Coverage for changed files improved from 51% → 58% (+7pp), with 851 new passing tests from the Java test suite. New Files (below 75% threshold flagged)
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Last updated: 2026-02-21T00:49:00Z |
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| from codeflash.languages.java import support as _ # noqa: F401 |
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Bug (Medium): Duplicate import of codeflash.languages.java.support — this is likely a merge artifact. The @register_language decorator will be triggered twice, causing a "Language 'java' already registered" warning and unnecessary re-registration. The second import block (lines 61-62) should be removed.
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| from codeflash.languages.java import support as _ # noqa: F401 |
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| def generate_agent_config( |
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Bug (Medium): Neither agent_jar nor config_path are quoted. If either path contains spaces (e.g., /home/John Doe/...), the JVM will fail to parse the -javaagent argument. Consider quoting the paths or documenting this limitation.
The optimization achieves a **383% speedup** (from 4.41ms to 912μs) by removing unnecessary overhead that was consuming 99% of the original runtime. **Key Changes:** 1. **Removed unused `contextlib` import** - The import statement alone took ~386ns per call 2. **Eliminated four empty `contextlib.suppress()` blocks** - These consumed ~527ms total across all calls in profiling: - Each `with contextlib.suppress(ImportError):` block added ~1.6ms of overhead - The actual import statements inside were commented out/missing, making these blocks pure overhead - Line profiler shows 92.6% of time was spent in the first suppress block alone **Why This Works:** The original code imported `contextlib` and created four context managers that did absolutely nothing - the import statements they were meant to protect were already removed or commented out. Each `contextlib.suppress()` call creates a context manager object and executes `__enter__` and `__exit__` methods, which is expensive when done repeatedly for no purpose. **Performance Impact by Test Pattern:** - **Hot path calls** (flag already True): ~6% overhead change (280ns → 310ns) - negligible - **Cold path calls** (flag False, first-time registration): **1300-1800% faster** (5-6μs → 350-430ns) - **Repeated registration loops**: Dramatic speedup in tests like `test_large_scale_reinitialize_each_iteration` (2.97ms → 156μs per iteration) The optimization is especially beneficial when `_ensure_languages_registered()` is called frequently with the flag reset, as the function now does minimal work - just checking a boolean and setting it to True. For already-registered cases (the common path after first call), the impact is minimal since the early return short-circuits most logic anyway.
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⚡️ Codeflash found optimizations for this PR📄 383% (3.83x) speedup for
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This optimization achieves a **17% runtime improvement** (327ms → 277ms) by fundamentally restructuring the type detection logic in the hot path.
## Key Optimization: Early-Exit Type Detection
The original `_column_type()` function used `reduce()` to process every element in a column, calling `_type()` and `_more_generic()` repeatedly. The optimized version implements **early-exit logic** that stops processing as soon as a string type is detected:
```python
# Original: processes all elements regardless
types = [_type(s, has_invisible, numparse) for s in strings]
return reduce(_more_generic, types, bool)
# Optimized: exits early when string type found
for s in strings:
# ... type checking ...
if detected_string:
return str # immediate return - no more processing needed
```
## Why This Works
1. **String is the most generic type**: In Python's type hierarchy for tabular data, string can represent anything. Once we know a column contains strings, we don't need to check remaining values.
2. **Reduces function call overhead**: The original implementation called `_type()` for every element, plus `_more_generic()` for N-1 reductions. The optimized version eliminates these function calls by inlining the type checking logic.
3. **Profiler evidence**: The line `coltypes = [_column_type(col, numparse=np) for col, np in zip(cols, numparses)]` drops from **53% of runtime** (523ms) to **48.2%** (434ms) - an 89ms improvement that accounts for most of the overall speedup.
## Performance by Test Case
The optimization excels on tests with **mixed-type columns** or **large datasets**:
- `test_large_scale_many_rows_and_sorting_stability`: 20% faster (34.8ms → 29.0ms) - 1000 rows benefit from early exits
- `test_large_scale_many_lines_per_function`: 19% faster (38.0ms → 31.9ms) - columns with strings exit early
- `test_large_scale_complex_timings`: 18.1% faster (203ms → 172ms) - 5000 data points across 50 functions
For smaller datasets, the improvement is more modest (5-12%) but still measurable.
## Implementation Details
The optimized `_column_type()` also:
- Passes `has_invisible` parameter directly instead of via `_type()` calls
- Uses in-place type checking rather than intermediate list construction
- Maintains the same type priority (bool → int → float → str) while enabling early termination
This optimization is particularly valuable since `tabulate()` is called repeatedly when formatting profiling output, making the cumulative savings significant for typical workloads.
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⚡️ Codeflash found optimizations for this PR📄 18% (0.18x) speedup for
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…2026-02-21T01.53.56 ⚡️ Speed up function `_ensure_languages_registered` by 383% in PR #1543 (`fix/java/line-profiler`)
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This PR is now faster! 🚀 @claude[bot] accepted my optimizations from: |
…2026-02-21T01.59.07 ⚡️ Speed up function `show_text_non_python` by 18% in PR #1543 (`fix/java/line-profiler`)
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This PR is now faster! 🚀 @claude[bot] accepted my optimizations from: |
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