review-static-speed

You can optimize static analysis speed by reviewing timing reports to identify slow checks, then implementing internal improvements like batching checks, optimizing cache usage, and reordering batch execution to reduce runtime without altering output.

Slow static analysis performance is typically caused by inefficient check implementations. Identifying the most time-consuming checks through timing reports allows you to target specific bottlenecks using techniques like cache optimization and batch reordering.

Yes, you can speed up static analysis checks without changing their output by implementing internal runtime optimizations such as batching checks, optimizing cache usage, and reordering batch execution based on detailed timing report analysis.

The best way to identify static analysis bottlenecks is to analyze detailed timing reports of your checks. This performance analysis pinpoints the most time-consuming checks so you can focus your optimization efforts effectively.

Optimizing static analysis runtime does not require specific dependencies, but utilizes provided scripts and references. The optimization process relies on analyzing check implementations and timing reports to guide internal improvements.