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…ive PHP algorithms Major optimizations implemented: - Replace custom binary search insertion with PHP usort() for OrderBy operations - Implement hash-based grouping for O(n) GroupBy performance - Optimize compare function with inlined logic and reduced overhead - Add batch processing for sorting operations - Eliminate redundant array operations (array_splice, array_push) - Memory optimizations with array shorthand syntax Performance improvements: - OrderBy: O(n²) → O(n log n) complexity - GroupBy: O(n²) → O(n) average case - 10,000 records OrderBy: ~40ms execution time - 2,000 records GroupBy: ~0.78ms execution time - All correctness tests passing Added comprehensive performance testing and documentation.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces a performance testing harness and applies significant optimizations to the ArrayWrapper
library to improve sorting and grouping performance.
- Added
performance_test.php
with benchmarks fororderBy
,groupBy
, and combined operations - Expanded documentation in
PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md
to detail before/after complexity and results - Refactored
ArrayWrapper.php
to use nativeusort
, hash-based grouping, inlined compare logic, batch processing, and shorthand array syntax
Reviewed Changes
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File | Description |
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performance_test.php | New script to benchmark and verify optimized methods |
PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md | Detailed report of performance issues and improvements |
ArrayWrapper.php | Added _orderByOptimized , _groupingOptimized , simplified compare , batch processing, memory optimizations |
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PERFORMANCE_REPORT.md:165
- [nitpick] The phrase 'Exponential improvement' is misleading for a change from O(n²) to O(n log n); consider 'Significant improvement' or 'Log-linear improvement' instead.
| OrderBy | O(n²) | O(n log n) | Exponential improvement |
ArrayWrapper.php:1
- New optimized methods (
_orderByOptimized
,_groupingOptimized
, inlinedcompare
) were added but lack dedicated unit tests; consider adding targeted tests to cover edge cases and ensure correctness.
<?php
ArrayWrapper.php:113
- [nitpick] Concatenating with a literal '|' delimiter can cause hash collisions if values contain '|'. Consider using
json_encode([$key1, $key2])
or a less common delimiter.
$hashKey .= $value[$key] . '|';
$memoryUsed = ($endMemory - $startMemory) / 1024 / 1024; // Convert to MB | ||
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// Verify correctness | ||
$isCorrect = (json_encode($expected) === json_encode($actual)); |
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Comparing large arrays via json_encode
can be slow and may introduce false negatives; consider using direct array comparison ($expected === $actual
) or a specialized assertion for correctness checks.
$isCorrect = (json_encode($expected) === json_encode($actual)); | |
$isCorrect = ($expected === $actual); |
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))->toVar(); | ||
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$endTime = microtime(true); | ||
$endMemory = memory_get_usage(); |
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Using memory_get_usage()
only captures current usage; for more accurate peak memory measurement, consider memory_get_peak_usage()
before and after the test.
$endMemory = memory_get_usage(); | |
$endMemory = memory_get_peak_usage(); |
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@@ -377,7 +316,7 @@ public function join($right,$leftKey,$rightKey,$map,$joinType = JoinType::INNER) | |||
throw new Exception("$rightKey is not array"); | |||
} | |||
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if(!count($leftKey) == count($rightKey)){ | |||
if(count($leftKey) != count($rightKey)){ | |||
throw new Exception("$leftKey count diferrent $rightKey count."); |
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There's a typo in the exception message: 'diferrent' should be 'different'.
throw new Exception("$leftKey count diferrent $rightKey count."); | |
throw new Exception("$leftKey count different $rightKey count."); |
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Bug: Hash Key Vulnerabilities in `_groupingOptimized`
The _groupingOptimized
method has two hash collision vulnerabilities. First, its hash key generation concatenates values using '|' without escaping, causing different groups to merge incorrectly if values contain the separator (e.g., key1="a|b", key2="c"
and key1="a", key2="b|c"
both hash to "a|b|c|"). Second, it only includes string and callable keys in the hash, silently ignoring other key types (e.g., integers). This omission can lead to incomplete hash keys and incorrect grouping of distinct data.
ArrayWrapper.php#L106-L124
Lines 106 to 124 in b238778
**/ | |
private function _groupingOptimized(&$groups, $value, $groupKeys){ | |
// グループキーのハッシュを生成 | |
$hashKey = ''; | |
foreach($groupKeys as $keyInfo) { | |
$key = $keyInfo[self::KEY]; | |
if (is_string($key)) { | |
$hashKey .= $value[$key] . '|'; | |
} elseif (is_callable($key)) { | |
$hashKey .= $key($value) . '|'; | |
} | |
} | |
if (isset($groups[$hashKey])) { | |
$groups[$hashKey][self::GROUP_VALUES][] = $value; | |
} else { | |
$groups[$hashKey] = $this->_addNewGroup($groupKeys, $value); | |
} | |
} |
Bug: Sorting Issues: Mixed Comparisons & Inverted DESC Logic
The compare
method contains two bugs:
- It mixes strict (
!==
) and loose (>
) comparisons, leading to incorrect sorting for mixed data types (e.g.,5
and"5"
). - The
DESC
(descending) flag logic is inverted, causingorderBy
operations to sort in the opposite direction than intended.
ArrayWrapper.php#L80-L87
Lines 80 to 87 in b238778
if ($leftValue !== $rightValue) { | |
if ($leftValue > $rightValue) { | |
return $leftKeyInfo[self::DESC] ? -1 : 1; | |
} else { | |
return $leftKeyInfo[self::DESC] ? 1 : -1; | |
} | |
} |
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- Modified average() method to use _source directly instead of toVar() - Fixed compatibility issue with GroupBy->Select->Average chain - All 15 original tests now pass successfully - Huge data test (10,000 records) completes in ~40ms with correct results
Co-authored-by: naruhiron <naruhiron@gmail.com>
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