Improved performance of ViewNavigatorEntryIterator

[4ndyc]

Performance of the ViewNavigatorEntryIterator can be boosted by around 20% - 30% compared to the existing implementation by altering it to use ViewNavigator.getNext() rather than ViewNavigator.getNext(ViewEntry) - see http://linqed.eu/2017/05/12/convenience-at-a-cost-comparing-domino-java-apis-performance-oda-legacy-jna/. I've tested the following implementation, comments etc excluded for brevity:

public class ViewNavigatorEntryIterator implements Iterator<ViewEntry> {

	private transient ViewNavigator navigator_;
	private transient ViewEntry currentEntry_;
	private transient ViewEntry nextEntry_;
	
	public ViewNavigatorEntryIterator(ViewNavigator navigator) {
		navigator_ = navigator;
		nextEntry_ = navigator_.getFirst();
	}
	
	public boolean hasNext() {
		return nextEntry_ != null;
	}
	
	public ViewEntry next() {
		if (hasNext()) {
			currentEntry_ = nextEntry_;
			nextEntry_ = navigator_.getNext();
			return currentEntry_;
		} else {
			return null;
		}
	}

	public void remove() {
		// Not implemented
	}
	
}

[the-ntf]

Wow that's great insight. I will check this in tonight!

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On May 16, 2017 15:33, "4ndyc" ***@***.***> wrote: Performance of the ViewNavigatorEntryIterator can be boosted by around 20% - 30% compared to the existing implementation by altering it to use ViewNavigator.getNext() rather than ViewNavigator.getNext(ViewEntry) - see http://linqed.eu/2017/05/12/convenience-at-a-cost- comparing-domino-java-apis-performance-oda-legacy-jna/ <http://url>. I've tested the following implementation, comments etc excluded for brevity: public class ViewNavigatorEntryIterator implements Iterator<ViewEntry> { private transient ViewNavigator navigator_; private transient ViewEntry currentEntry_; private transient ViewEntry nextEntry_; public ViewNavigatorEntryIterator(ViewNavigator navigator) { navigator_ = navigator; nextEntry_ = navigator_.getFirst(); } public boolean hasNext() { return nextEntry_ != null; } public ViewEntry next() { if (hasNext()) { currentEntry_ = nextEntry_; nextEntry_ = navigator_.getNext(); return currentEntry_; } else { return null; } } public void remove() { // Not implemented } } — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#161>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACoex9_vRFnJoYMUAxrOiZkmchgZw0Gqks5r6gfjgaJpZM4NdCsn> .

[4ndyc]

Although the results still stand, on further investigation ViewNavigator.getNext(ViewEntry) doesn't look like the culprit. The actual cause of the problem is the call to hasNext in the iterator's next method, which increases the number of API calls.