⚡ Bolt: Remove unnecessary string allocations in hot loops - #128
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💡 What: Removed intermediate
Stringallocation forop_codeusingformat!and instead formatted theDebugimplemented object directly inside theprintln!macro using{:?}in the VM's trace loop. Also optimized string building in the formatter by usingString::with_capacityandwrite!macro instead of chained.push_str(&format!(...)).🎯 Why: To prevent unnecessary heap allocations inside highly executed loops (the interpreter trace debugger and string formatter), reducing memory overhead and improving trace speed.
📊 Impact: Reduces memory allocations in debugging operations and format operations significantly.
🔬 Measurement: Measured performance differences verifying that
write!avoids temporary string buffer creations, showing measurable reduction in hot-path latencies.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5230103607257192958 started by @Tcode-Motion