Cache components, getters and constructors in RecordSerializer
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@JanecekPetr: One last ping. Do you have any feedback on this implementation? If not, I'm going to merge this next week and release Kryo 5.4.0. |
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This PR adjusts
RecordSerializerto cache record components, component getters and the canonical constructor. Thew new implementation is about 20x faster than the current one.The only downside is that I had to remove the existing no-args constructor. This shouldn't be a huge issue, because there was no need for any user to instantiate the
RecordSerializerthemselves.If we want to stay fully backwards compatible, we can use
ClassValuefor caching record components and constructors.