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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughReplaces dynamic list with a pre-sized Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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participant Caller
participant ASCIIQRCode as ASCIIQRCode.Generate
participant SpanPath as HAS_SPAN Fast Path
participant Builder as StringBuilder Fallback
Caller->>ASCIIQRCode: Generate ASCII QR lines
ASCIIQRCode->>ASCIIQRCode: compute sideLength & lineCapacity
alt HAS_SPAN enabled && token lengths equal && small capacity
ASCIIQRCode->>SpanPath: stackalloc Span<char>, fill each line directly
SpanPath-->>ASCIIQRCode: populated string[] lines
ASCIIQRCode-->>Caller: return string[] lines
else Fallback
ASCIIQRCode->>Builder: reuse/reset builder per line, append blocks
Builder-->>ASCIIQRCode: write resulting string into pre-sized array
ASCIIQRCode-->>Caller: return string[] lines
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QRCoder/ASCIIQRCode.cs (1)
71-74: Cache spans outside the hot loop
AsSpan()gets re-evaluated for every module even though the underlying strings never change. Cachingvar darkSpan = darkColorString.AsSpan();/var whiteSpan = whiteSpaceString.AsSpan();once before the loops lets you reuse them in the inner loop and avoids repeated method calls in this perf-sensitive path.
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Co-authored-by: Günther Foidl <[email protected]>
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QRCoder/ASCIIQRCode.cs (1)
59-81: Verify thelineCapacity < 510threshold.The 510 limit leaves a 2-char safety buffer in the 512-char stackalloc, but this might unnecessarily exclude cases where
lineCapacityis 510-512. Unless there's a specific reason for this buffer, consider using<= 512to maximize the fast path coverage.If the 2-char buffer is intentional, adding a brief comment explaining why would improve maintainability:
+ // Limit to 510 to leave buffer space for safety/alignment if (darkColorString.Length == whiteSpaceString.Length && lineCapacity < 510)
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🔇 Additional comments (3)
QRCoder/ASCIIQRCode.cs (3)
57-58: LGTM! Pre-allocation eliminates List overhead.Pre-computing
lineCapacityand switching to a fixed-size array removes dynamic growth costs and enables the span optimization below.
82-82: LGTM! StringBuilder capacity optimization.Initializing the
StringBuilderwithlineCapacityand reusing it across iterations (with reset on line 94) eliminates repeated buffer allocations in the fallback path.
93-96: LGTM! Efficient array population and return.Direct array indexing (line 93) and
StringBuilderreset viaLength = 0(line 94) are efficient choices. The direct return of the pre-allocated array (line 96) completes the optimization, withGetGraphic(line 35) handling the join operation as needed.
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