⚡️ Speed up method hyperliquid.parse_market by 6%#83
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The optimized code achieves a 5% speedup primarily through **string processing optimizations** and **reduced function call overhead** in the `calculate_price_precision` method, which represents a significant portion of the runtime (17.1% in the original vs 15.7% in the optimized).
**Key optimizations applied:**
1. **Fast-path string comparisons**: Replaced expensive `Precise.string_eq(priceStr, '0')` calls with direct string equality checks (`priceStr == '0'`), eliminating costly object instantiation for common cases.
2. **Optimized loop elimination in `parse_precision`**: The original code used explicit loops to build precision strings (`'0.' + '0' * (precisionNumber - 1) + '1'`). The optimized version uses string multiplication, which is significantly faster in Python - reducing `parse_precision` time from 3.82ms to 2.09ms (45% improvement).
3. **Leading zero counting optimization**: For numbers between 0 and 1, replaced manual character-by-character loop with `len(decimalPart) - len(decimalPart.lstrip('0'))`, leveraging Python's optimized C-level string operations.
4. **Reduced function call overhead**: Cached frequently-called constants like `self.safe_currency_code('USDC')` to avoid redundant lookups, and constructed precision/limits dictionaries directly rather than through repeated method calls.
5. **Early returns**: Added fast-path early returns in `calculate_price_precision` to avoid expensive `Precise` operations when simple string checks suffice.
**Impact on workloads**: The optimizations are particularly effective for test cases involving small prices (0 < price < 1) and high-precision calculations, showing 28-34% improvements for such cases. The gains are less pronounced but still consistent (5-11%) for typical market parsing scenarios, making this beneficial for high-frequency market data processing where `parse_market` is called repeatedly.
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📄 6% (0.06x) speedup for
hyperliquid.parse_marketinpython/ccxt/async_support/hyperliquid.py⏱️ Runtime :
24.4 milliseconds→23.1 milliseconds(best of59runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 5% speedup primarily through string processing optimizations and reduced function call overhead in the
calculate_price_precisionmethod, which represents a significant portion of the runtime (17.1% in the original vs 15.7% in the optimized).Key optimizations applied:
Fast-path string comparisons: Replaced expensive
Precise.string_eq(priceStr, '0')calls with direct string equality checks (priceStr == '0'), eliminating costly object instantiation for common cases.Optimized loop elimination in
parse_precision: The original code used explicit loops to build precision strings ('0.' + '0' * (precisionNumber - 1) + '1'). The optimized version uses string multiplication, which is significantly faster in Python - reducingparse_precisiontime from 3.82ms to 2.09ms (45% improvement).Leading zero counting optimization: For numbers between 0 and 1, replaced manual character-by-character loop with
len(decimalPart) - len(decimalPart.lstrip('0')), leveraging Python's optimized C-level string operations.Reduced function call overhead: Cached frequently-called constants like
self.safe_currency_code('USDC')to avoid redundant lookups, and constructed precision/limits dictionaries directly rather than through repeated method calls.Early returns: Added fast-path early returns in
calculate_price_precisionto avoid expensivePreciseoperations when simple string checks suffice.Impact on workloads: The optimizations are particularly effective for test cases involving small prices (0 < price < 1) and high-precision calculations, showing 28-34% improvements for such cases. The gains are less pronounced but still consistent (5-11%) for typical market parsing scenarios, making this beneficial for high-frequency market data processing where
parse_marketis called repeatedly.✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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