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use binary.LittleEndian #1651

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Recent Go inlining functions well.
Using LittleEndian.Put* would better for readability and minimize bound check.

Additionally, Go 1.19 introduced LittleEndian.Append*. It reduce more code.

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  • Code compiles correctly
  • Created tests which fail without the change (if possible)
  • All tests passing
  • Extended the README / documentation, if necessary
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  • New Features

    • Enhanced handling of packet data and length-encoded integers for improved performance and clarity.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Refined error handling for reading length-encoded integers to ensure accurate value identification.
  • Documentation

    • Minor adjustments made to comments for better clarity regarding updated logic.

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The pull request introduces optimizations to packet handling in the MySQL driver, focusing on the packets.go and utils.go files. The changes primarily involve replacing manual byte manipulations with binary.LittleEndian functions for more efficient and readable integer encoding and decoding. Key modifications include streamlining the writeExecutePacket method, updating length-encoded integer handling, and removing the uint64ToBytes function. The core functionality of the MySQL connection handling remains unchanged, with improvements targeting internal data processing methods.

Changes

File Change Summary
packets.go - Replaced manual byte assignments with binary.LittleEndian functions in multiple methods
- Optimized writeExecutePacket method for parameter value appending
- Minor comment and clarity improvements
utils.go - Removed uint64ToBytes function
- Updated readLengthEncodedInteger to use more efficient binary reading methods
- Modified appendLengthEncodedInteger to use binary.LittleEndian appending

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🐰 Bytes dance with grace, little endian's embrace,
Packets now flow with elegant might,
No more manual byte-shifting plight,
MySQL driver leaps with binary delight,
Code optimized, clean and tight! 🚀


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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
utils.go (1)

Line range hint 588-617: Consider documenting Go version requirement

The changes leverage Go 1.19's binary.LittleEndian.Append* functions. Consider adding a Go version requirement to the module's go.mod file or documentation to make this dependency explicit.

packets.go (1)

Line range hint 332-1078: Well-executed modernization of binary protocol handling!

The systematic replacement of manual byte manipulation with binary.LittleEndian functions throughout the codebase is a solid improvement that:

  1. Increases code readability
  2. Reduces the chance of errors
  3. Leverages Go's optimizations for better performance
  4. Maintains consistency across the entire MySQL protocol implementation

Consider adding benchmarks to quantify the performance improvements from these changes.

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🔇 Additional comments (5)
utils.go (2)

588-596: Excellent use of binary.LittleEndian functions!

The changes improve both readability and performance by leveraging Go's standard library functions for handling little-endian encoded integers. This aligns well with MySQL's wire protocol requirements.


610-617: Great optimization using LittleEndian.Append functions!*

The use of Go 1.19's binary.LittleEndian.AppendUint16/64 functions improves the code by:

  1. Eliminating manual byte manipulation
  2. Reducing the chance of errors
  3. Potentially improving performance by avoiding intermediate allocations
packets.go (3)

332-335: Clean use of binary.LittleEndian.PutUint32!

The changes improve readability and maintain consistency with the MySQL protocol's little-endian encoding requirement.


949-952: Good consistency in binary encoding approach!

The use of binary.LittleEndian.PutUint32/16 maintains consistency with the codebase's approach to handling binary protocol data.


Line range hint 1008-1078: Excellent optimization of binary data handling!

The changes improve the code in several ways:

  1. Consistent use of binary.LittleEndian.PutUint32 for fixed-size fields
  2. Efficient use of binary.LittleEndian.AppendUint64 for growing parameter values
  3. Reduced chance of errors in manual byte manipulation

This should result in better performance due to:

  • Optimized slice growth with Append* functions
  • Better inlining of binary.LittleEndian functions

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coverage: 83.141% (+0.3%) from 82.818%
when pulling f1b2775 on methane:binary-littleendian
into 3348e57 on go-sql-driver:master.

@methane methane requested a review from shogo82148 December 19, 2024 08:06
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LGTM

@methane methane merged commit b335ed3 into go-sql-driver:master Dec 20, 2024
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@methane methane deleted the binary-littleendian branch December 20, 2024 05:13
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