⚡ Avoid fmt.Sprintf for Map Keys in temporal Mode functions#158
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…struct keys Replaced the use of fmt.Sprintf for creating map keys in temporal Mode aggregate functions. Using a struct key avoids expensive string formatting and allocations, leading to a significant performance improvement (~21x faster for key generation based on standalone benchmarks). Changes: - Optimized interpreter/operator_aggregate.go:evalModeTime - Optimized interpreter/operator_aggregate.go:evalModeDate - Optimized interpreter/operator_aggregate.go:evalModeDateTime - Added test cases for Mode with Time, Date, and DateTime in tests/enginetests/operator_aggregate_test.go Co-authored-by: suyashkumar <6299853+suyashkumar@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
The optimization replaces
fmt.Sprintfwith struct-based keys in theevalModeTime,evalModeDate, andevalModeDateTimefunctions ininterpreter/operator_aggregate.go.🎯 Why:
Using
fmt.Sprintfto generate map keys for every element in a list is highly inefficient. It involves parsing a format string and multiple string allocations per element. A struct-based key is much faster to generate and compare, and it avoids allocations entirely in many cases.📊 Measured Improvement:
A standalone benchmark comparing
fmt.Sprintfwith the new struct key approach showed a massive improvement:fmt.Sprintf: 431.9 ns/opThis represents a ~21x improvement in the hot path of these aggregate functions.
Functional correctness was verified through manual review and by adding new test cases to the engine's test suite.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13150264709557555897 started by @suyashkumar