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…nctions` by 53% in PR #161 (`benchmark-docs`) To optimize this program, we'll focus on reducing the runtime of the `_expand_qualified_functions` method. Let's analyze the main performance issues based on the provided profiling results. 1. The loop `for name in self.definitions` is called 22,095,676 times, which is significantly higher than the outer loop iterations (3,396), suggesting inefficiency in handling `self.definitions`. 2. The `name.startswith(f"{class_name}.__") and name.endswith("__")` checks are done multiple times and each check is quite expensive within the high number of iterations. ### Optimizations. 1. Use more efficient data structures: - Convert `self.definitions` to a preprocessed set or dictionary to quickly check for dunder methods. 2. Preprocess the definitions only once. - Instead of checking `name.startswith(f"{class_name}.__") and name.endswith("__")` inside the loop, preprocess the `self.definitions` to filter and classify dunder methods by class names. ### Optimized Code. ### Explanation. 1. We preprocess the definitions once in the `_preprocess_definitions` function to categorize dunder methods by their class names. 2. Reuse this preprocessed data in the `_expand_qualified_functions` function to check and expand dunder methods more efficiently. This significantly reduces the complexity of the loops and the number of checks required during the expansion process.
| ⚡️ Codeflash found optimizations for this PR📄 53% (0.53x) speedup for  | 
PR Type
Documentation
Description
Add comprehensive docs for Codeflash benchmark mode
Show pyproject.toml benchmark-root configuration
Provide pytest-benchmark test examples and flags
Outline internal benchmark workflow steps
Changes walkthrough 📝
benchmarking.md
Document benchmark mode usagedocs/docs/optimizing-with-codeflash/benchmarking.md