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investigation: repeated NewClassTree visits in Nullness checker #1345
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perf: add tree processing cache to avoid redundant computations
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Add fast-path in NullnessPropagationTreeAnnotator.visitNewClass: retu…
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addMissingAnnotationalready checks whether the annotation is present, so this change doesn't achieve anything.Do you actually see any performance differences?
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Thanks for the detailed discussion.
I added a small perf harness to measure the effect of the extra
hasEffectiveAnnotation(NONNULL)fast-path.Test file:
checker/jtreg/nullness/perf/NewClassPerf.javaThis generates a synthetic source with thousands of
newexpressions and compares two variants:if)-Dcf.skipNonnullFastPath=true)How to run:
Results (10×400 runs, fixed 2 GB heap, JDK 17, macOS arm64):
Across both AB and BA interleaved protocols, variant B was consistently as fast or slightly faster (≈2–3% median). In other words, the new
ifdoes not bring a measurable benefit, as you mentionedaddMissingAnnotationalready checks for existing annotations, so the extra condition only adds overhead.Final conclusion: After all these investigations, it shows that the repeated
visitNewClasscalls are expected: multiple sub-checkers walk the same AST. This is not a defect, and at this point we don’t see a straightforward or sound optimization to reduce it. I’ll therefore retitle this PR as an investigation and propose to close it.