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Cache number parser to not create too many instances #75

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@jecisc jecisc commented Apr 4, 2024

This change caches the number parser. During the import of a model the number parser represented 5% en the objects created. With this change we only create 1.

…to parse and save some memory.

On the Lucene model we allocate more than 2.000.000 number parsers.
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guillep commented Apr 4, 2024

Did you see some performance improvement?

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jecisc commented Apr 4, 2024

With Seba's profiler I see that we reduce by almost 10% the allocated size in memory during an import of a medium size model.

There is a little gain of speed but it's not huge because this represent just a small part of the import but also because we tweak the GC parameters to have a big young space (64MB instead of 2.8MB).

I guess that without this change of parameter we would have a bigger difference.

I was thinking to propose to reuse the same Parser in Number/Integer>>#readFrom:* methods but that would cause problems in case of concurrency since the class NumberParser has states.

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