⚡ Bolt: Remove LINQ .Sum() allocations in NetworkSimulationEngine#303
⚡ Bolt: Remove LINQ .Sum() allocations in NetworkSimulationEngine#303google-labs-jules[bot] wants to merge 1 commit into
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Replaced LINQ `.Sum()` calls with standard `foreach` loops in `AnalyzeContextResults` within `NetworkSimulationEngine.cs`. This eliminates delegate and enumerator allocations in results processing.
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💡 What: Replaced LINQ
.Sum()method calls with standardforeachloops in theAnalyzeContextResultsmethod ofNetworkSimulationEngine.cs.🎯 Why: To reduce delegate and enumerator allocations. In hot paths, eliminating these allocations reduces garbage collection pressure, improving the execution speed of the simulation engine.
📊 Impact: Reduces heap allocations during context result processing by completely eliminating the delegate closure allocations per call to
.Sum().🔬 Measurement: The change was verified by running the existing unit test suite, and all tests passed, confirming no regression in functionality. Measured via code inspection that delegates are no longer generated for these aggregations.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 11031353046918691564 started by @wnj00524