Optimize KotlinAnnotationIntrospector#AnnotatedMethod.hasRequiredMarker
method.
#449
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Purpose of the PR
The main purpose of this PR is to speed up the
AnnotatedMethod.hasRequiredMarker
method.On getting a
RequiredMarker
from aKProperty
The process of getting
RequiredMarker
fromKProperty
has been modified to be done in a single loop.In the current implementation, the process of getting the
RequiredMarker
fromKProperty
is performed separately byAnnotatedMethod.getCorrespondingGetter
andAnnotatedMethod.getCorrespondingSetter
.member.declaringClass.kotlin.declaredMemberProperties
, which is called in each of these two methods, is considered to be expensive to execute (I didn't run a benchmark to confirm this, but it seems so from the implementation).Therefore, reducing the number of calls to it will speed up the process.
Regarding
KFunction<*>.isSetterLike()
Since the result of
Unit::class.createType()
executed byKFunction<*>.isSetterLike()
is immutable, it has been modified to be used as a constant.This process also seems to have been expensive to execute.
Others
I also did some refactoring at the same time.
Questions
Should
declaringClass.kotlin.declaredMemberProperties
also be cached asClass
->List<KProperty1>
?When serializing/deserializing a class with a large number of fields, it seems to be more efficient to cache this process as well.