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[libc++] Optimize lexicographical_compare #65279
[libc++] Optimize lexicographical_compare #65279
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Can you please add benchmarks for types other than std::string is a good candidate for a test type. With both short and long strings. |
Please add a description of how you optimized the code. It's not at all clear after reading the diff. |
Please take a look at this godbolt. It looks like under optimized builds, apart from for I don't think that cost/benefit trade off has the correct balance. Convince me otherwise? |
@philnik777 Also, please include descriptions. IT took me an hour to realize this change only affects |
Could you share the link you were looking at?
This is only a draft, so I didn't bother writing a comment. This patch isn't ready for review yet. |
@philnik777 Please don't open pull requests for changes that aren't ready to review. I'll go ahead and close this. Please re-submit when you're ready. |
This is a draft. Drafts are for patches that are not ready for review. |
Drafts seem to prevent merging, not review. Is there a way to filter pull requests to non-draft libc++ PR's? If not, then I think we need to reconsider the purpose of drafts. What is the purpose of opening the draft if you didn't want review? |
Yes. It also prevents notifying people until it is made a PR.
It has multiple benefits:
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It's a draft. You stated you don't want review comments yet. Are you going to address the comments I left?
You can do that in your own branch.
I'm going to be working to stop Draft PR from using shared resources. It's unfair to commits that are ready to go.
Again, link to your own github fork. Again, you either don't want feedback or you do. It's unclear from this conversation which it is, but it seems like you're having it both ways. |
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LGTM with my comments applied. Thanks, this is a neat optimization.
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If the comparison operation is equivalent to < and that is a total order, we know that we can use equality comparison on that type instead to extract some information. Furthermore, if equality comparison on that type is trivial, the user can't observe that we're calling it. So instead of using the user-provided total order, we use std::mismatch, which uses equality comparison (and is vertorized). Additionally, if the type is trivially lexicographically comparable, we can go one step further and use std::memcmp directly instead of calling std::mismatch. Benchmarks: ``` ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Benchmark old new ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/1 1.17 ns 2.34 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/2 1.64 ns 2.57 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/3 2.23 ns 2.58 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/4 2.82 ns 2.57 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/5 3.34 ns 2.11 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/6 3.94 ns 2.21 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/7 4.56 ns 2.11 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/8 5.25 ns 2.11 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/16 9.88 ns 2.11 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/64 38.9 ns 2.36 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/512 317 ns 6.54 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/4096 2517 ns 41.4 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/32768 20052 ns 488 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/262144 159579 ns 4409 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/1048576 640456 ns 20342 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/1 1.18 ns 2.37 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/2 1.65 ns 2.60 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/3 2.23 ns 2.83 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/4 2.81 ns 3.06 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/5 3.35 ns 3.30 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/6 3.90 ns 3.99 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/7 4.56 ns 3.78 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/8 5.20 ns 4.02 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/16 9.80 ns 6.21 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/64 39.0 ns 3.16 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/512 318 ns 7.58 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/4096 2514 ns 47.4 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/32768 20096 ns 504 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/262144 156617 ns 4146 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/1048576 624265 ns 19810 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/1 1.15 ns 2.12 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/2 1.60 ns 2.36 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/3 2.21 ns 2.59 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/4 2.74 ns 2.83 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/5 3.26 ns 3.06 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/6 3.81 ns 4.53 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/7 4.41 ns 4.72 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/8 5.08 ns 2.36 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/16 9.54 ns 3.08 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/64 37.8 ns 4.71 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/512 309 ns 24.6 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/4096 2422 ns 204 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/32768 19362 ns 1947 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/262144 155727 ns 19793 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/1048576 623614 ns 80180 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/1 1.07 ns 2.35 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/2 1.72 ns 2.13 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/3 2.46 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/4 3.17 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/5 3.86 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/6 4.55 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/7 5.25 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/8 5.95 ns 2.13 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/16 11.7 ns 2.13 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/64 45.5 ns 2.36 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/512 366 ns 6.35 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/4096 2886 ns 40.9 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/32768 23054 ns 489 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/262144 185302 ns 4339 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/1048576 741576 ns 19430 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/1 1.10 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/2 1.66 ns 2.35 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/3 2.23 ns 2.58 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/4 2.82 ns 2.82 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/5 3.34 ns 3.06 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/6 3.92 ns 3.99 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/7 4.64 ns 4.10 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/8 5.21 ns 4.61 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/16 9.79 ns 7.42 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/64 38.9 ns 2.93 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/512 317 ns 7.31 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/4096 2500 ns 47.5 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/32768 19940 ns 496 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/262144 159166 ns 4393 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/1048576 638206 ns 19786 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/1 1.10 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/2 1.64 ns 3.04 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/3 2.23 ns 2.58 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/4 2.81 ns 2.81 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/5 3.35 ns 3.05 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/6 3.94 ns 4.60 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/7 4.60 ns 4.81 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/8 5.19 ns 2.35 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/16 9.85 ns 2.87 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/64 38.9 ns 4.70 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/512 318 ns 24.5 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/4096 2494 ns 202 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/32768 20000 ns 1939 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/262144 160433 ns 19730 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/1048576 642636 ns 80760 ns ```
If the comparison operation is equivalent to < and that is a total order, we know that we can use equality comparison on that type instead to extract some information. Furthermore, if equality comparison on that type is trivial, the user can't observe that we're calling it. So instead of using the user-provided total order, we use std::mismatch, which uses equality comparison (and is vertorized). Additionally, if the type is trivially lexicographically comparable, we can go one step further and use std::memcmp directly instead of calling std::mismatch. Benchmarks: ``` ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Benchmark old new ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/1 1.17 ns 2.34 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/2 1.64 ns 2.57 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/3 2.23 ns 2.58 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/4 2.82 ns 2.57 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/5 3.34 ns 2.11 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/6 3.94 ns 2.21 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/7 4.56 ns 2.11 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/8 5.25 ns 2.11 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/16 9.88 ns 2.11 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/64 38.9 ns 2.36 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/512 317 ns 6.54 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/4096 2517 ns 41.4 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/32768 20052 ns 488 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/262144 159579 ns 4409 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/1048576 640456 ns 20342 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/1 1.18 ns 2.37 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/2 1.65 ns 2.60 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/3 2.23 ns 2.83 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/4 2.81 ns 3.06 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/5 3.35 ns 3.30 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/6 3.90 ns 3.99 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/7 4.56 ns 3.78 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/8 5.20 ns 4.02 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/16 9.80 ns 6.21 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/64 39.0 ns 3.16 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/512 318 ns 7.58 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/4096 2514 ns 47.4 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/32768 20096 ns 504 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/262144 156617 ns 4146 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/1048576 624265 ns 19810 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/1 1.15 ns 2.12 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/2 1.60 ns 2.36 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/3 2.21 ns 2.59 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/4 2.74 ns 2.83 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/5 3.26 ns 3.06 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/6 3.81 ns 4.53 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/7 4.41 ns 4.72 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/8 5.08 ns 2.36 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/16 9.54 ns 3.08 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/64 37.8 ns 4.71 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/512 309 ns 24.6 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/4096 2422 ns 204 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/32768 19362 ns 1947 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/262144 155727 ns 19793 ns bm_lexicographical_compare<int>/1048576 623614 ns 80180 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/1 1.07 ns 2.35 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/2 1.72 ns 2.13 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/3 2.46 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/4 3.17 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/5 3.86 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/6 4.55 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/7 5.25 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/8 5.95 ns 2.13 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/16 11.7 ns 2.13 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/64 45.5 ns 2.36 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/512 366 ns 6.35 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/4096 2886 ns 40.9 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/32768 23054 ns 489 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/262144 185302 ns 4339 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<unsigned char>/1048576 741576 ns 19430 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/1 1.10 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/2 1.66 ns 2.35 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/3 2.23 ns 2.58 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/4 2.82 ns 2.82 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/5 3.34 ns 3.06 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/6 3.92 ns 3.99 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/7 4.64 ns 4.10 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/8 5.21 ns 4.61 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/16 9.79 ns 7.42 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/64 38.9 ns 2.93 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/512 317 ns 7.31 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/4096 2500 ns 47.5 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/32768 19940 ns 496 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/262144 159166 ns 4393 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<signed char>/1048576 638206 ns 19786 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/1 1.10 ns 2.12 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/2 1.64 ns 3.04 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/3 2.23 ns 2.58 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/4 2.81 ns 2.81 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/5 3.35 ns 3.05 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/6 3.94 ns 4.60 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/7 4.60 ns 4.81 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/8 5.19 ns 2.35 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/16 9.85 ns 2.87 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/64 38.9 ns 4.70 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/512 318 ns 24.5 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/4096 2494 ns 202 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/32768 20000 ns 1939 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/262144 160433 ns 19730 ns bm_ranges_lexicographical_compare<int>/1048576 642636 ns 80760 ns ```
If the comparison operation is equivalent to < and that is a total order, we know that we can use equality comparison on that type instead to extract some information. Furthermore, if equality comparison on that type is trivial, the user can't observe that we're calling it. So instead of using the user-provided total order, we use std::mismatch, which uses equality comparison (and is vertorized). Additionally, if the type is trivially lexicographically comparable, we can go one step further and use std::memcmp directly instead of calling std::mismatch.
Benchmarks: