[ISSUE #1639] ⚡️ Add #[inline] for MessageClientExt struct method #1710
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rocketmq-common/src/common/message/message_client_ext.rs (1)
70-159: Consider documenting the inlining strategy.The consistent application of
#[inline]across all trait methods suggests a deliberate performance optimization strategy. Consider documenting this decision in the module-level documentation to help future maintainers understand the performance characteristics and trade-offs.Add a module-level doc comment explaining the inlining strategy:
/// This module implements `MessageTrait` for `MessageClientExt` with all methods marked as `#[inline]`. /// This optimization is chosen because: /// 1. All methods are simple delegations to the inner `MessageExt` /// 2. These methods are frequently called in message processing paths /// 3. The performance benefit of avoiding function call overhead outweighs the potential code size impact
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rocketmq-common/src/common/message/message_client_ext.rs (4)
70-83: LGTM! Inlining property methods is appropriate.
These property manipulation methods are good candidates for inlining as they are simple delegations to the inner MessageExt and are likely called frequently during message handling.
85-103: LGTM! Inlining message metadata methods is beneficial.
These core message metadata methods are excellent candidates for inlining due to their simplicity and frequency of use in message processing paths.
151-159: LGTM! Inlining type conversion methods is appropriate.
The as_any and as_any_mut methods are perfect candidates for inlining as they are trivial implementations that might be called in performance-sensitive type conversion paths.
105-149: LGTM with verification suggestion.
Inlining these methods is reasonable as they are simple delegations, but since they handle larger data structures (Bytes, HashMap), it would be good to verify the performance impact.
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LGTM - Inlining these methods is appropriate and safe
The codebase analysis shows that these methods are used in a straightforward manner for message handling, with no complex performance-critical paths that would be negatively impacted by inlining. The test coverage shows typical usage patterns in message property handling and serialization, where the performance overhead of function calls would be more significant than the minimal code size increase from inlining.
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Fixes #1639
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MessageTraitimplementation have been optimized for performance with the addition of inline attributes. This change aims to enhance the efficiency of method calls without altering existing functionality.