Optimize Vec capacity in DeflateEncoder output_buffers#420
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Pre-allocate `compressors` and `output_buffers` in `src/stream.rs` to reduce dynamic memory allocations during streaming compression. Use `reserve` for outer vectors and `with_capacity` for inner buffers.
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💡 What: Optimized the
DeflateEncoderinsrc/stream.rsby pre-allocating thecompressorsandoutput_buffersvectors. Specifically, it now uses.reserve()to pre-allocate the outer vectors andVec::with_capacity(bound)for the inner output buffers based on the calculated compression bound for each chunk.🎯 Why: Previously, these vectors were grown incrementally using
push(Vec::new()), which led to multiple dynamic memory allocations and re-allocations as the vectors grew and as the output buffers were filled during compression. Pre-allocating with a safe upper bound (Compressor::deflate_compress_bound(chunk_size) + 5) eliminates these reallocations in the hot path of streaming compression.📊 Measured Improvement: Due to environment restrictions (missing dependencies for benchmarking in offline mode), direct performance measurements could not be obtained. However, pre-allocation is a well-established optimization that reduces the number of calls to the memory allocator and avoids expensive memory copies during vector growth.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16030239490491278635 started by @404Setup