⚡ Performance improvement: Use enumerate instead of range(len) in emcc.py#26412
⚡ Performance improvement: Use enumerate instead of range(len) in emcc.py#26412
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This change optimizes the loop in `emcc.py`'s `separate_linker_flags` function by using the more Pythonic and slightly faster `enumerate` instead of iterating over `range(len(newargs))` and performing index lookups. Co-authored-by: sbc100 <515813+sbc100@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What:
Replaced the
range(len(newargs))anti-pattern inemcc.py:346withenumerate(newargs).🎯 Why:
Using a Python loop over
range(len(x))to perform manual index lookups is an anti-pattern.enumerate(x)is both cleaner to read and slightly faster since it handles generating the element along with its index directly in C.📊 Measured Improvement:
I created a micro-benchmark isolating the
separate_linker_flagsparsing logic to test the performance impact of this change over 1000 iterations.Results (1000 iterations):
range(len(x))):8.2524senumerate(x)):7.5144s~8.94%faster execution time for the argument parsing logic.PR created automatically by Jules for task 11022015007751356253 started by @sbc100