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Reduce allocations in AbstractProjectExtensionProvider.FilterExtensions #74112

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This ends up reducing allocations in the profile where I repeatedly brough up a lightbulb by about 0.7%.

  1. Got rid of an Enum.ToString that happened on each filtering. Instead changed the code that reads the mef attributes to convert from string -> enum.
  2. Got rid of a a couple Contains calls which were allocating an enumerator
  3. Got rid of some closures by using the args version of WhereAsArray and by creating a separate method to handle the CWT insertion.

*** Prior allocations that no longer show up ***
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This ends up reducing allocations in the profile where I repeatedly brough up a lightbulb by about 0.7%.

1) Got rid of an Enum.ToString that happened on each filtering. Instead changed the code that reads the mef attributes to convert from string -> enum.
2) Got rid of a a couple Contains calls which were allocating an enumerator
3) Got rid of some closures by using the args version of WhereAsArray and by creating a separate method to handle the CWT insertion.
@ToddGrun ToddGrun requested a review from a team as a code owner June 22, 2024 05:02
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bool ShouldIncludeExtension(TExtension extension)
static bool ShouldIncludeExtension(TExtension extension, (TextDocument, Func<TExportAttribute, ExtensionInfo>) args)
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i have no problem with you inlining this method into WhereAsArray.

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Tried it, stared at it for a minute, and I personally like it better in the current form. Will gladly change it though if you feel fairly strongly or have an objective reason.


if (extensionInfo == null)
return true;

if (!extensionInfo.DocumentKinds.Contains(document.Kind.ToString()))
if (-1 == Array.IndexOf(extensionInfo.DocumentKinds, document.Kind))
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would prefer a < 0 check. even if doc'ed some apis end up returning different from -1.

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Done!

}

return new(kinds, attribute.DocumentExtensions);
}
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can we not have a helper for this? (since it seems duplicated).

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Done!

ToddGrun and others added 4 commits June 25, 2024 17:01
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Co-authored-by: Cyrus Najmabadi <cyrus.najmabadi@gmail.com>
…Provider_FilterExtensions' of https://github.com/toddgrun/roslyn into dev/toddgrun/ReduceAlocationsIn_AbstractProjectExtensionProvider_FilterExtensions

internal class EnumArrayConverter
{
public static TEnum[] FromStringArray<TEnum>(string[] strings) where TEnum : struct
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public static TEnum[] FromStringArray<TEnum>(string[] strings) where TEnum : struct
public static TEnum[] FromStringArray<TEnum>(string[] strings) where TEnum : struct, System.Enum

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Nite: consider returning ImmutableArray instread if you don't need to mutate hte array.


namespace Microsoft.CodeAnalysis.CodeFixesAndRefactorings;

internal class EnumArrayConverter
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internal class EnumArrayConverter
internal static class EnumArrayConverter

@ToddGrun ToddGrun merged commit 6a1c377 into dotnet:main Jun 26, 2024
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