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perf(dracut-functions): optimize _inst_rule_programs() #2352
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I am +1 for calling
inst_multipleonce, I am not sure about the added cache.How much difference does this cache make? Could we do the caching in
inst_multipleinstead? I would go one step further for #1419: Add staging functions similar to theinst_*functions. These functions would just collect what should be added. Then call an dracut-intsall equivalent to only write a manifest for 3cpio.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I don't think hyperfine can show a real improvement with these kinds of minor performance patches. That depends on multiple factors. But IMO it seems like a logical and small code improvement. I remember when I implemented 80f2caf, I didn't see anything important with hyperfine, but that turned out to be critical in some systems (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2278534#c8).
This is a simple, localized performance improvement. I know you would like to improve how the
inst*functions work, but that would be another story. You would need to track the name of the module and all the specific options passed to dracut-install for each call, to be able to say "this module cannot be installed because...".There was a problem hiding this comment.
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We had very slow dracut-install executions on some ARM systems. So reducing the amount of calls we do to dracut-install helped there. That difference could be measured by hyperfine back then. So maybe I should do my benchmarks on a Raspberry Pi instead. I did the hyperfine benchmark to see if we should include this patch in the upcoming Ubuntu 26.04.