Use os.(*File).ReadDir to improve performance #8
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Very nice. I had a few other tweaks I was looking to get in for this, but this might be good enough to push out a release. |
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os.(*File).ReadDir is usually 1~2x faster than os.(*File).Readdir if we only use dir-entry's
Name(),Type()andIsDir()methods.I tested with "cmd/gocodewalkerperformance", and it shows an overall 15% improvement in performance:
(proj/go is the golang/go repo, it includes 12k+ files.)