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Micro PR that I did before and forget to push. Use min and max builtin funcs instead of own implementations.

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These updates focus on internal code quality improvements that enhance maintainability and clarity without changing user-visible functionality:

  • Refactor
    • Streamlined internal logic by removing redundant comparison functions and adopting more concise coding patterns.
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    • Updated test routines to reflect improved naming conventions and ensure consistency.
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    • Simplified numerical operations and removed unnecessary type conversions for more robust code maintenance.

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This pull request streamlines the code by removing and renaming redundant helper functions for comparing byte slices. In particular, the max and min functions have been removed from hasher.go and replaced by updated implementations elsewhere, while corresponding test functions in hasher_test.go and proof_test.go now use maxNs/minNs and min, respectively. Additionally, tuple assignments have replaced temporary variables for swapping in tests, and an unnecessary type cast in subdivide has been removed. All changes maintain the existing core functionalities.

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File(s) Summary
hasher.go, proof.go Removed unused helper functions (max, min, minInt) and replaced minInt usage with an updated min function without affecting core logic.
hasher_test.go, proof_test.go Updated tests by renaming functions (max/minmaxNs/min) and refactoring swap implementations to use tuple assignment for conciseness.
nmt_test.go, subrootpaths.go Simplified code: replaced a temporary variable with a tuple assignment in swap functions and removed an unnecessary type cast in the subdivide function.

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proof.go (1)

635-635: Good refactoring to use built-in min function

The change replaces the custom minInt function with the built-in min function, which simplifies the code and leverages the Go standard library.

hasher_test.go (3)

752-752: Renamed max to maxNs for better clarity

The function call has been renamed to better reflect that it's specifically for namespace byte comparison.


787-787: Renamed min to minNs for better clarity

The function call has been renamed to better reflect that it's specifically for namespace byte comparison.


930-942: Added specialized namespace comparison functions

These new functions replace the generic ones that were likely in hasher.go. The implementation properly captures the namespace-specific comparison logic using bytes.Compare.

The function names now clearly indicate their purpose is for namespace comparison.

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func subdivide(idxStart uint, width uint) []int {
var path []int
pathlen := int(bits.Len(width) - 1)
pathlen := bits.Len(width) - 1
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@rootulp rootulp changed the title chore: small clenaups in helper funcs refactor: small clenaups in helper funcs Feb 26, 2025
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LGTM. Thanks!

@cristaloleg cristaloleg enabled auto-merge (squash) February 26, 2025 14:43
@cristaloleg cristaloleg merged commit ca7cd2f into main Feb 26, 2025
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