Hi,

I have this program (https://play.golang.org/p/qHPzjj2uj3) that take a 
decent amount of time for computing.
Let’s open pprof and see what it spent its time on.
Type: cpu
Time: Nov 15, 2017 at 5:48pm (CET)
Duration: 9.92s, Total samples = 9.78s (98.54%)
Entering interactive mode (type "help" for commands, "o" for options)
(pprof) list main.main
Total: 9.78s
ROUTINE ======================== main.main in 
c:\Users\lemoussel\go\src\C-Libraries\main.go
      80ms      9.78s (flat, cum)   100% of Total
         .          .    170:   bufferHexHash, err := HexToUint32(hash, 
binary.BigEndian)
         .          .    171:   /*for i, val := range bufferHexHash {
         .          .    172:           fmt.Printf("bufferHexHash[%d]: %08x 
\n", i, val)
         .          .    173:   }*/
         .          .    174:   startTime = time.Now()
      20ms       20ms    175:   for i := 0; i < 10000000; i++ {
      60ms      9.76s    176:           result = findHex(bufferHexSearch, 
bufferHexHash)
         .          .    177:   }
         .          .    178:   fmt.Printf("findHex()               Find: 
%t Time : %.2f sec.\n", result, time.Now().Sub(startTime).Seconds())
         .          .    179:}

Ok, so it seems we spent most of the time in findHex, makes sense! 

(pprof) list main.findHex
Total: 9.78s
ROUTINE ======================== main.findHex in 
c:\Users\lemoussel\go\src\C-Libraries\main.go
     9.52s      9.52s (flat, cum) 97.34% of Total
         .          .     72:   {0x00000fff, 0xfffffff0, 0x0},        // 5
         .          .     73:   {0x000000ff, 0xffffffff, 0x0},        // 6
         .          .     74:   {0x0000000f, 0xffffffff, 0xf0000000}, // 7
         .          .     75:}
         .          .     76:
      20ms       20ms     77:func findHex(bufferHexSearch [8][3]uint32, 
bufferHexHash []uint32) bool {
         .          .     78:   var bFind = false
         .          .     79:   var i, j, k int
         .          .     80:   var lenBufferHexHash = len(bufferHexHash)
         .          .     81:   var lenBufferHexSearch = 
len(bufferHexSearch)
         .          .     82:   var lenMaskHex = len(maskHex)
         .          .     83:LoopSearch:
     300ms      300ms     84:   for i = 0; i < lenBufferHexHash; i++ {
     410ms      410ms     85:           for j = 0; j < lenBufferHexSearch; 
j++ {
     2.53s      2.53s     86:                   for k = 0; k < lenMaskHex; 
k++ {
     6.16s      6.16s     87:                           if 
bufferHexSearch[j][0] == bufferHexHash[i]&maskHex[k][0] &&
     100ms      100ms     88:                                   
bufferHexSearch[j][1] == bufferHexHash[i+1]&maskHex[k][1] {
         .          .     89:                                   bFind = true
         .          .     90:                                   break 
LoopSearch
         .          .     91:                           }
         .          .     92:                   }
         .          .     93:           }

Oh ! most of the time is in the line if bufferHexSearch[j][0] == 
bufferHexHash[i]&maskHex[k][0] &&

I don't understand why?
Should I use goroutine to compute concurrently?
I'm interested in any recommendations to optimize this program.


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