Use strcspn instead of regex for fast-skip in clean()#35
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Switch from a regex "not in this character set" pattern to strcspn which does the same job but in C, without the PCRE overhead.
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That's great, looks like a ~20% improvement here in optimized autoload dumping, thanks! |
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Hi,
I noticed on our project that
composer dump-autoload --classmap-authoritativewas suspicious slow. Looking into this showedComposer\ClassMapGenerator\PhpFileCleanerto be slow.The regex used in
clean()to skip up to certain character was the main culprit.