⚡ Bolt: [performance improvement] Replace array lookups with bitwise calculations#10
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💡 What: Replaced local 2D lookup arrays (
octList,hexList) with direct bitwise mathematical calculations in theoct2binandhex2binhelper functions.🎯 Why: Swift allocates local 2D array literals onto the heap every time the function is called. In tightly looped operations like GNSS code generation, this repeated allocation and deallocation is a significant performance bottleneck.
📊 Impact: Reduces memory allocations to zero on these hot paths, significantly decreasing the overhead and CPU cycles required for LFSR bit conversion parsing.
🔬 Measurement: Expected measurable decrease in execution time when generating large code arrays from octal/hex configurations. Verify via CI test suites or local benchmarking.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 10961601187897586145 started by @shuwang1