Refactor traverse_and_collect to use a recursive helper #208
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This pull request introduces a significant refactoring to the traverse_and_collect function, aiming to enhance its performance and memory efficiency. By transitioning from an iterative approach using flat_map and collect to a new recursive helper, the function now performs a single allocation for the result vector, drastically reducing unnecessary memory operations during data traversal.
Highlights
- Performance Optimization & Refactoring: The
traverse_and_collectfunction has been refactored to utilize a new recursive helper,traverse_and_collect_mut, which enables a single allocation of the result vector for improved efficiency. - Memory Efficiency: This change eliminates the use of
flat_mapandcollectwithin the recursive traversal logic, thereby removing intermediate vector allocations and copying, leading to significant memory efficiency gains.
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The pull request refactors the traverse_and_collect function to use a recursive helper function, aiming to improve performance by reducing allocations and copying of intermediate vectors. The changes introduce a new helper function traverse_and_collect_mut to handle the recursion. I've provided feedback to improve readability by reducing nesting.
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Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
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Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
Single allocation of the vector. No more `flat_map` and `collect` - this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.
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Single allocation of the vector. No more
flat_mapandcollect- this way we remove the allocation and copying of intermediate vectors.