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Re^2: perl 5.36 and the for_list feature - a simple speed comparison

by swl (Parson)
on Jun 21, 2022 at 22:49 UTC ( [id://11144924]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: perl 5.36 and the for_list feature - a simple speed comparison
in thread perl 5.36 and the for_list feature - a simple speed comparison

Thanks for that. List::Util::pairmap is a good suggestion.

Below is some updated code to add your array code and a hash variant. The results of three runs follow.

The conclusions wrt pairmap are pretty much the same as those of kcott in 11144922. A point of difference is that h_by_key remains slower in my case.

I wonder if there are differences due to the compiler used to build the perls or there's something cygwin vs linux. My system details are at the end.

Edit - the original code used say a_pairmap() twice. kcott++ for noting.

use 5.036; use strict; # not needed but left out of habit use warnings; use List::Util qw /pairs pairvalues pairmap/; use Benchmark qw /cmpthese/; use experimental qw/for_list declared_refs/; my @vals = (1..100000); my %val_hash = @vals; say lu_pairs(); say lu_pairs_refalias(); say lu_pairvals(); say lu_pairvals_hash(); say for_list_a(); say for_list_h(); say while_each(); say hash_vals(); say hash_by_key(); say h_pairmap(); # updated from original post - was say a_pairmap() say a_pairmap(); cmpthese(-3, { a_pairs => \&lu_pairs, a_pairs_alias => \&lu_pairs_refalias, a_pair_vals => \&lu_pairvals, h_pair_vals => \&lu_pairvals_hash, a_for_list => \&for_list_a, h_for_list => \&for_list_h, h_each => \&while_each, h_vals => \&hash_vals, h_by_key => \&hash_by_key, a_pairmap => \&a_pairmap, h_pairmap => \&h_pairmap, }); sub lu_pairs { my $i; for my $pair (pairs @vals) { $i += $pair->[1]; } return $i; } sub lu_pairs_refalias { my $i; for my \@pair (pairs @vals) { $i += $pair[1]; } return $i; } sub lu_pairvals { my $i; for my $val (pairvalues @vals) { $i += $val; } return $i; } sub lu_pairvals_hash { my $i; for my $val (pairvalues %val_hash) { $i += $val; } return $i; } sub for_list_a { my $i; for my ($key, $value) (@vals) { $i += $value; } return $i; } sub for_list_h { my $i; for my ($key, $value) (%val_hash) { $i += $value; } return $i; } sub while_each { my $i; while (my ($key, $value) = each %val_hash) { $i += $value; } return $i; } sub hash_vals { my $i; foreach my $value (values %val_hash) { $i += $value; } return $i; } sub hash_by_key { my $i; foreach my $key (keys %val_hash) { $i += $val_hash{$key}; } return $i; } sub a_pairmap { my $i; pairmap { $i += $b } @vals; return $i; } sub h_pairmap { my $i; pairmap { $i += $b } %val_hash; return $i; }
Rate a_pairs_alias a_pairs h_by_key h_pairmap h_each h +_pair_vals h_for_list h_vals a_pair_vals a_pairmap a_for_list a_pairs_alias 83.5/s -- -7% -13% -33% -34% + -41% -53% -79% -83% -84% -90% a_pairs 89.5/s 7% -- -6% -28% -29% + -37% -50% -78% -82% -83% -89% h_by_key 95.5/s 14% 7% -- -23% -25% + -33% -46% -76% -81% -81% -88% h_pairmap 125/s 49% 39% 30% -- -2% + -12% -30% -69% -75% -76% -85% h_each 127/s 52% 41% 33% 2% -- + -11% -29% -68% -74% -75% -84% h_pair_vals 142/s 70% 59% 49% 14% 12% + -- -20% -65% -71% -72% -82% h_for_list 178/s 113% 99% 86% 43% 41% + 25% -- -56% -64% -65% -78% h_vals 401/s 380% 348% 320% 222% 217% + 182% 125% -- -18% -22% -50% a_pair_vals 490/s 487% 448% 413% 294% 287% + 245% 175% 22% -- -4% -39% a_pairmap 512/s 513% 472% 436% 311% 304% + 260% 188% 28% 4% -- -36% a_for_list 804/s 863% 799% 742% 546% 535% + 466% 352% 101% 64% 57% -- Rate a_pairs_alias a_pairs h_by_key h_each h_pair_vals + h_pairmap h_for_list h_vals a_pair_vals a_pairmap a_for_list a_pairs_alias 73.2/s -- -17% -25% -31% -49% + -49% -54% -82% -85% -86% -91% a_pairs 87.7/s 20% -- -10% -17% -39% + -39% -45% -79% -82% -83% -89% h_by_key 97.0/s 33% 11% -- -8% -32% + -32% -39% -77% -81% -82% -88% h_each 106/s 44% 21% 9% -- -26% + -26% -34% -75% -79% -80% -87% h_pair_vals 143/s 96% 63% 47% 35% -- + -0% -11% -66% -71% -73% -82% h_pairmap 143/s 96% 63% 48% 36% 0% + -- -11% -65% -71% -73% -82% h_for_list 160/s 119% 83% 65% 52% 12% + 12% -- -61% -68% -70% -80% h_vals 415/s 467% 373% 328% 292% 190% + 189% 159% -- -17% -22% -48% a_pair_vals 498/s 581% 468% 413% 371% 248% + 248% 211% 20% -- -6% -38% a_pairmap 531/s 626% 506% 448% 403% 271% + 271% 231% 28% 7% -- -33% a_for_list 797/s 990% 809% 722% 654% 457% + 456% 398% 92% 60% 50% -- Rate a_pairs_alias a_pairs h_by_key h_each h_pairmap h +_pair_vals h_for_list h_vals a_pair_vals a_pairmap a_for_list a_pairs_alias 75.9/s -- -18% -29% -41% -41% + -52% -58% -77% -83% -86% -89% a_pairs 92.4/s 22% -- -13% -28% -29% + -41% -49% -72% -80% -82% -87% h_by_key 107/s 40% 16% -- -17% -18% + -32% -41% -67% -77% -80% -85% h_each 128/s 69% 39% 20% -- -1% + -18% -29% -60% -72% -76% -82% h_pairmap 130/s 71% 40% 21% 1% -- + -17% -28% -60% -72% -75% -82% h_pair_vals 157/s 106% 70% 47% 22% 21% + -- -13% -52% -66% -70% -78% h_for_list 180/s 137% 95% 69% 40% 39% + 15% -- -45% -61% -66% -74% h_vals 325/s 328% 252% 204% 153% 151% + 107% 80% -- -29% -38% -54% a_pair_vals 459/s 504% 397% 330% 257% 254% + 193% 155% 41% -- -13% -35% a_pairmap 527/s 594% 470% 394% 311% 306% + 236% 192% 62% 15% -- -25% a_for_list 705/s 828% 663% 560% 449% 444% + 350% 291% 117% 54% 34% --
perl -v | head -2 | tail -1 This is perl 5, version 36, subversion 0 (v5.36.0) built for x86_64-li +nux uname -a Linux L-933C0F3 5.10.102.1-microsoft-standard-WSL2 #1 SMP Wed Mar 2 00 +:30:59 UTC 2022 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux gcc -v 2>&1 | tail -2 Thread model: posix gcc version 9.4.0 (Ubuntu 9.4.0-1ubuntu1~20.04.1)

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