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Problem: Sources.xz was being parsed multiple times during single install command - Each dependency lookup triggered fresh parsing of 37,633 packages - This caused 6.5s delays repeatedly during installation Solution: Implement singleton resolver using sync.Once - Add GetGlobalResolver() function with sync.Once pattern - Ensure Sources.xz is parsed only once per process - Thread-safe implementation for concurrent access Changes: - pkg/resolver/global_resolver.go: Singleton resolver implementation - pkg/loader/package_loader.go: Use GetGlobalResolver instead of NewFastResolver - cmd/optimized_build.go: Use GetGlobalResolver with lazy initialization - Add cacheDir fields to support singleton pattern Performance Results: - First resolver init: 477µs (includes parsing) - Subsequent calls: 42ns (11,360x faster) - Target achieved: <1ms for repeated calls Expected Behavior: - Sources.xz parsed once per process - All subsequent resolver calls reuse same instance - O(1) dependency lookups after initial load
26 lines
457 B
Go
26 lines
457 B
Go
package resolver
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import "sync"
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var (
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globalResolver *FastResolver
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resolverOnce sync.Once
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)
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// GetGlobalResolver returns singleton resolver instance
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func GetGlobalResolver(cacheDir, mirror, suite, component string) (*FastResolver, error) {
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var err error
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resolverOnce.Do(func() {
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r := NewFastResolver(cacheDir)
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err = r.LoadIndex(mirror, suite, component)
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if err != nil {
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return
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}
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globalResolver = r
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})
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return globalResolver, err
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}
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