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[ISSUE #2060]Adding #[inline] for ConsumeQueueStore methods #2061
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🧹 Nitpick comments (14)
rocketmq-store/src/queue/local_file_consume_queue_store.rs (14)
139-139
: Stub method.
recover_concurrently()
is not yet implemented. Ensure concurrency concerns (locking, parallelism) are handled carefully when implemented.
144-144
:shutdown()
stub.
Remember to handle all necessary finalization tasks, including flushing and releasing resources.
149-149
: Check for synchronous vs. asynchronous destruction.
destroy()
iterates over all consume queues. Evaluate if a parallel or asynchronous approach might be beneficial.
174-174
:clean_expired()
logic is pending.
Consider carefully how to handle partial or incomplete data removal to avoid data corruption.
179-179
: Confirm necessity of a no-op approach.
check_self()
only prints a message. Possibly expand to reflect deeper health checks.
193-193
:is_first_file_available
placeholder.
Implementation needed. Consider consistent naming withis_first_file_exist
.
198-198
:is_first_file_exist
placeholder.
Implementation needed. Possibly unify withis_first_file_available
.
220-220
: Inlined function referencing another inlined function.
Chaining inlined methods could increase code size. Monitor generated code size vs. performance.
237-237
:range_query
is a stub.
Implementation will require careful boundary checks.
265-265
:increase_lmq_offset
stub.
Keep concurrency in mind if LMQ offset is frequently updated.
319-319
:get_topic_queue_table
stub.
Implementation needed to return the stored structure.
410-410
:get_total_size
stub.
Likely needs a sum across all queues.
415-415
:get_store_time
stub.
Implementation detail: handle concurrency and partial reads.
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457-499
:load_consume_queues
logic for enumerating directories.
Implementation is correct. Potentially heavy for large directories; consider parallel or incremental loading if needed.
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rocketmq-store/src/queue/local_file_consume_queue_store.rs (35)
76-76
: Consider verifying that inlining the constructor yields measurable gains.
Inlining constructors may have minimal impact on performance compared to methods called more frequently in tight loops.
101-101
: Good use of #[inline].
Markingstart()
as inline can be beneficial if it’s invoked frequently and has a small body.
121-121
: No issues found withload_after_destroy
.
Implementation seems to return a hard-coded true, which might be refined if needed in the future.
126-126
: Inlining complex loops may impact readability.
Large loops in methods can reduce clarity when inlined. Confirm that performance outweighs readability cost.
162-162
: Method stubbing.
destroy_consume_queue()
sets the stage for removing specific queues. Looks fine for now.
169-169
: Pending flush implementation.
Properly flushing data is critical for durability. Ensure correct handling of partial flushes.
184-184
:delete_expired_file
stub.
As withclean_expired()
, ensure transactionally safe removal to prevent referencing stale data.
203-203
:roll_next_file
placeholder.
No remarks beyond completion needed.
208-208
: Implementation detail fortruncate_dirty()
.
Ensure operation is locked or synchronized if multiple threads can truncate concurrently.
227-227
: Proper delegation toInner::put_message_position_info_wrapper
.
Looks consistent; no immediate issue.
248-248
:get_signal
placeholder.
Be mindful of concurrency and stale reads if signals are updated externally.
253-253
:increase_queue_offset
inlined.
Check if inlining helps significantly in performance-critical scenarios.
259-259
:assign_queue_offset
inlined.
Implementation looks straightforward, no issues spotted.
270-270
:get_lmq_queue_offset
stub.
Ensure negative offsets or missing LMQ keys are handled gracefully.
275-275
:recover_offset_table
logic.
Ensures the minimal offset is corrected. Validate data consistency if partial data or corruption is detected.
304-304
: Copies offset table to both topics & LMQ.
Implementation seems consistent. No concerns beyond correctness checks.
314-314
:remove_topic_queue_table
inlined.
Straightforward usage of queue_offset_operator.
324-324
:get_max_phy_offset_in_consume_queue_id
stub.
Ensure out-of-bounds or non-existing queues are handled.
Line range hint
329-341
: Implementation retrievingmax_physic_offset
.
Logic is valid. Watch for concurrency.
343-343
:get_max_offset
method inlined.
Relies onqueue_offset_operator
. This is logical and consistent.
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352-399
:find_or_create_consume_queue
inlined.
Involves locking and potential file creation. Evaluate the overhead of inlining.
402-402
:find_consume_queue_map
stub.
No remarks, awaiting future implementation.
420-420
: Method returns queue’s minimum offset.
Already inlined. Straightforward invocation.
426-426
:get_max_offset_in_queue
stub.
Similar approach asget_min_offset_in_queue
. Ensure consistent offset checks.
431-431
: Returns entireconsume_queue_table
.
No concerns at a glance.
438-438
:correct_min_offset
inlined.
Helper method is a valid approach. No concerns.
447-447
:set_batch_topic_queue_table
inlined.
No issue, consistent with offset operator usage.
501-501
:load_logic
inlined.
No concerns beyond verifying concurrency if multiple queues load in parallel.
507-507
:put_consume_queue
inlined.
Straightforward insertion into the map. Looks good.
519-519
:queue_type_should_be
method inlined.
Panics on mismatch. Good for ensuring consistency but confirm if fallback or graceful error is desired.
531-542
: Commented-out block replaced by newertruncate_dirty_logic_files
signature.
All references appear consistent.
545-545
:truncate_dirty_logic_files
now requires topic, queue_id, and offset.
Implementation takes afile_queue_life_cycle
for relevant cleanup. Looks correct.
Line range hint
553-589
:create_consume_queue_by_type
inlined.
The approach is straightforward. No issues beyond future expansions forRocksDBCQ
.
595-595
:get_life_cycle
inlined.
Simply wrapsfind_or_create_consume_queue
. LGTM.
106-106
:⚠️ Potential issueUse logical short-circuit instead of bitwise AND for booleans.
In Rust,&
on booleans does not short-circuit, while&&
does. If early return is desired when one call fails, use&&
.- ) & self.load_consume_queues( + ) && self.load_consume_queues(Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes(Closes)
Addi #[inline] for ConsumeQueueStore methods
Fixes #2060
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New Features
Performance
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ConsumeQueueStoreTrait
interface with additional method signatures