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[ISSUE #2060]Adding #[inline] for ConsumeQueueStore methods #2061

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Addi #[inline] for ConsumeQueueStore methods

Fixes #2060

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  • New Features

    • Added multiple methods to enhance consume queue management and storage functionality
    • Introduced new methods for queue offset tracking, recovery, and manipulation
    • Expanded support for topic and queue-related operations
  • Performance

    • Added inline attributes to numerous methods for potential performance optimization
    • Improved method efficiency through targeted code modifications
  • Chores

    • Refactored and expanded the ConsumeQueueStoreTrait interface with additional method signatures

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The pull request focuses on enhancing the ConsumeQueueStore in the RocketMQ Rust implementation by adding #[inline] attributes to numerous methods. This optimization suggests to the compiler to inline function calls, potentially improving performance. The changes introduce several new methods related to queue management, offset tracking, and message positioning, expanding the functionality of the consume queue store while maintaining its core structure.

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rocketmq-store/src/queue/local_file_consume_queue_store.rs - Added #[inline] attributes to multiple methods
- Introduced new methods for queue offset management
- Added methods for message position handling
- Modified truncate_dirty_logic_files method signature

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Add #[inline] to ConsumeQueueStore methods [#2060]

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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 with is_first_file_exist.


198-198: is_first_file_exist placeholder.
Implementation needed. Possibly unify with is_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.


Line range hint 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].
Marking start() as inline can be beneficial if it’s invoked frequently and has a small body.


121-121: No issues found with load_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 with clean_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 for truncate_dirty().
Ensure operation is locked or synchronized if multiple threads can truncate concurrently.


227-227: Proper delegation to Inner::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 retrieving max_physic_offset.
Logic is valid. Watch for concurrency.


343-343: get_max_offset method inlined.
Relies on queue_offset_operator. This is logical and consistent.


Line range hint 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 as get_min_offset_in_queue. Ensure consistent offset checks.


431-431: Returns entire consume_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 newer truncate_dirty_logic_files signature.
All references appear consistent.


545-545: truncate_dirty_logic_files now requires topic, queue_id, and offset.
Implementation takes a file_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 for RocksDBCQ.


595-595: get_life_cycle inlined.
Simply wraps find_or_create_consume_queue. LGTM.


106-106: ⚠️ Potential issue

Use 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.

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