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High-Performance Rust Audit: Low-Latency Optimization & Issue Generation Framework
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| [Title]: <concise, action-oriented title> | |
| Component(s): <e.g., crates/transport/src/engine.rs, src/storage/cache.rs, src/protocol/codec.rs> | |
| Severity: <critical|high|medium|low> | |
| Category: <CPU|Allocation|I/O|Concurrency|Networking|Async|Data-Structures|Syscall|Build|Safety> | |
| Labels: perf, <more>, linux|windows|macos|cross | |
| Problem | |
| <What’s slow/fragile; where it occurs; why it matters (e.g., pointer indirection, branch misprediction, async overhead)> | |
| Evidence/Heuristics: | |
| <Cite files/lines, types, stack traces, flamegraphs (cargo-flamegraph), or smells (e.g., excessive cloning, large futures)> | |
| Proposed Solution | |
| <Specific refactor: e.g., replacing Mutex with parking_lot, using SmallVec/TinyVec, switching to io-uring via tokio-uring, zero-copy parsing with zerocopy/bytemuck, manual SIMD via wide, or devirtualizing traits.> | |
| <Why it helps: reduced context switches, cache line alignment, eliminated bounds checks, or reduced heap churn.> | |
| <Risks/Tradeoffs: unsafe blocks, increased compile times, API ergonomics.> | |
| Implementation Notes | |
| Touch points: <path:line> references, structs, methods (e.g., Engine::poll, Frame::decode) | |
| API impact: <none|backward-compatible|breaking + migration plan> | |
| Compatibility: <Linux io_uring notes, Windows IOCP/cross-platform polling, SIMD feature gates, Miri notes> | |
| Bench/Test Plan | |
| Microbench (Criterion or Divan): | |
| Inputs: <payload sizes; peer counts; iteration counts> | |
| Metric(s): ns/iter, cycles/op, instructions/cycle, allocs/op, p99 latency | |
| Harness: Criterion with throughput measurements; pin threads using `core_affinity`. | |
| Macro/probe: `tracing` spans, `tokio-console` for task contention, `cargo-bloat` for binary size analysis. | |
| Success criteria: e.g., ≥30% reduction in p99 latency or zero heap allocations on the hot path. | |
| Telemetry & Repro | |
| Add instrumentation via the `tracing` crate or `metrics` facade. | |
| Example snippet: | |
| // Instrumentation around <function> | |
| let start = std::time::Instant::now(); | |
| // ... logic ... | |
| let duration = start.elapsed(); | |
| tracing::trace!(latency_ns = duration.as_nanos(), "hot_path_execution"); | |
| CLI to run: | |
| cargo bench --bench <bench_name> | |
| cargo flamegraph -- <args> | |
| MIRIFLAGS="-Zmiri-symbolic-alignment-check" cargo miri test | |
| Estimated Effort | |
| <S/M/L> (~hours/days) | |
| References | |
| <Links to docs (Tokio, Nix, Bytes), relevant RFCs, or prior crates.io performance discussions> |
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