⚡️ Speed up function normalize_incoming_data
by 8%
#46
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📄 8% (0.08x) speedup for
normalize_incoming_data
insentry_sdk/tracing_utils.py
⏱️ Runtime :
2.41 milliseconds
→2.23 milliseconds
(best of85
runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves an 8% speedup through several micro-optimizations that reduce Python's attribute lookup overhead in the inner loop:
Key Optimizations:
Local variable caching: Pre-stores
str.replace
andstr.lower
as local variables (replace
,lower
), eliminating repeated attribute lookups on thestr
class during each iteration.Constant optimization: Caches
HTTP_PREFIX
and its length (HTTP_PREFIX_LEN
) to avoid recalculatinglen("HTTP_")
and repeated string literal access.Method call optimization: Uses the cached local functions directly (
lower(replace(key, "_", "-"))
) instead of chaining method calls on the key object.Why it's faster: In Python, local variable lookups are significantly faster than attribute lookups. The original code performs
key.replace("_", "-").lower()
which requires two attribute lookups per iteration. The optimized version eliminates these lookups by using pre-cached local references.Performance characteristics: The optimization shows mixed results in individual test cases (many single-key tests are actually slower due to setup overhead), but shines in large-scale scenarios. Tests with 1000+ keys show significant improvements (up to 52% faster in
test_large_scale_many_keys
), demonstrating that the optimization benefits scale with the number of iterations where the setup cost is amortized across many loop iterations.This optimization is most beneficial for workloads processing many HTTP headers or similar key-value transformations.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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