[Performance] Reduce unnecessary copying of strings and objects #129
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This patch attempts to improve performance by doing the following: 1. Remove an extra `getenv` call, which internally involve a bunch of string copying. 2. Avoid default constructing the `invocation_request` object only to overwrite it later with the actual request. Instead use a reference. 3. Avoid copying the request string when we can pass it by reference Testing: - make test - make test-integ
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Description of changes:
This patch attempts to improve performance by doing the following:
getenvcall, which internally involve a bunch of string copying.invocation_requestobject only to overwrite it later with the actual request. Instead use a reference.Testing:
Target (OCI, Managed Runtime, both):
Both
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