Reduce allocations for ID type #185
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Going from ID to string causes an allocation. This change avoids this allocation by holding onto the original string and instead tracking where the path begins inside of that string. Note that this does not increase memory usage since the backing array of the original string was already being held by the existing code. This change also reduces the struct size of the ID type. Signed-off-by: Andrew Harding <aharding@vmware.com>
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| td TrustDomain | ||
| path string | ||
| id string | ||
| pathidx int |
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nit: It may be useful to add a comment about the motivation of the need for this, indicating that we need to track where the path begins.
Signed-off-by: Andrew Harding <aharding@vmware.com>
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Going from ID to string causes an allocation. This change avoids this allocation by holding onto the original string and instead tracking where the path begins inside of that string. Note that this does not increase memory usage since the backing array of the original string was already being held by the existing code. This change also reduces the struct size of the ID type.