all: remove unnecessary string([]byte) conversion in fmt.Sprintf yet %s #590
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Noticed from Orijtech's continuous benchmarking product "Bencher" per https://dashboard.github.orijtech.com/benchmark/3245b8e4bbbd44a597480319aaa4b9fe that there is a bunch of code in the wild that invokes: fmt.Sprintf("%s", string([]byte(...))) yet the "%s" format specifier in fmt has a purpose: %s the uninterpreted bytes of the string or slice which led to big improvements across every dimension: * CPU time reduction by 11+% (ns/op) * throughput improvement by 13+% (MBs/op) * allocations reduction by 45+% (B/op) * number of allocations reduction by 18+% (alloc/op)
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Noticed from Orijtech's continuous benchmarking product "Bencher" per
https://dashboard.github.orijtech.com/benchmark/3245b8e4bbbd44a597480319aaa4b9fe
that there is a bunch of code in the wild that invokes:
yet the "%s" format specifier in fmt has a purpose:
We can improve and reduce allocations simply by invoking
which led to big improvements across every dimension:
/cc @kirbyquerby @willpoint