⚡️ Speed up method hyperliquid.parse_order_status by 28%#85
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The optimized code achieves a **27% speedup** through two key optimizations in the `parse_order_status` method: **1. Moved Dictionary to Module Level** The `statuses` dictionary is now defined as a module-level constant `_HYPERLIQUID_STATUSES` instead of being recreated on every function call. This eliminates the overhead of dictionary allocation and initialization, which the line profiler shows was consuming ~25% of the original function's time across 6 dictionary assignments. **2. Reordered Suffix Checks for Better Branch Prediction** The order of `endswith()` checks was swapped to check 'Canceled' before 'Rejected'. Based on the profiler data, this change is particularly effective because: - 'Canceled' suffixes appear more frequently in typical workloads (1,233 hits vs 1,117 'Rejected' hits) - Early exit on the more common case reduces total string operations **Performance Impact Analysis:** The test results show the optimization is most effective for: - **Suffix matching cases**: Up to 89% faster for 'Canceled' suffixes, 46% faster for 'Rejected' suffixes - **Dictionary lookups**: 10-20% faster for standard status mappings like 'marginCanceled' - **Large-scale processing**: 22-85% faster when processing batches of status strings The optimizations preserve exact behavior while reducing CPU overhead through better memory allocation patterns and more efficient control flow. This is particularly beneficial in trading systems where order status parsing happens frequently in hot paths.
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📄 28% (0.28x) speedup for
hyperliquid.parse_order_statusinpython/ccxt/async_support/hyperliquid.py⏱️ Runtime :
2.70 milliseconds→2.11 milliseconds(best of26runs)📝 Explanation and details
The optimized code achieves a 27% speedup through two key optimizations in the
parse_order_statusmethod:1. Moved Dictionary to Module Level
The
statusesdictionary is now defined as a module-level constant_HYPERLIQUID_STATUSESinstead of being recreated on every function call. This eliminates the overhead of dictionary allocation and initialization, which the line profiler shows was consuming ~25% of the original function's time across 6 dictionary assignments.2. Reordered Suffix Checks for Better Branch Prediction
The order of
endswith()checks was swapped to check 'Canceled' before 'Rejected'. Based on the profiler data, this change is particularly effective because:Performance Impact Analysis:
The test results show the optimization is most effective for:
The optimizations preserve exact behavior while reducing CPU overhead through better memory allocation patterns and more efficient control flow. This is particularly beneficial in trading systems where order status parsing happens frequently in hot paths.
✅ Correctness verification report:
🌀 Generated Regression Tests and Runtime
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git checkout codeflash/optimize-hyperliquid.parse_order_status-mhzy4fn3and push.