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(Get the code!)
I instrumented drive_new to time how long 1000 creations took with current code:
1000 drive_new() in 0 secs
1000 drive_new() in 2 secs
1000 drive_new() in 18 secs
1000 drive_new() in 61 secs
As a quick hack you can just disable the drive_get() calls when if=none. They're mostly just used to fill in default unit_id, but that's not really required for if=none. That said, if no id= parameter is set, then the code does expect unit_id to be valid, so not sure how to fully fix that.
Anyway, with this hack applied it is much faster, but there is still some kind of N*N complexity going on, because drive_new() gets slower & slower as each drive is created - just not nearly as badly as before.
1000 drive_new() in 0 secs
1000 drive_new() in 0 secs
1000 drive_new() in 0 secs
1000 drive_new() in 1 secs
1000 drive_new() in 1 secs
1000 drive_new() in 1 secs
1000 drive_new() in 2 secs
1000 drive_new() in 2 secs
1000 drive_new() in 2 secs
1000 drive_new() in 4 secs
1000 drive_new() in 4 secs
1000 drive_new() in 6 secs
1000 drive_new() in 8 secs
1000 drive_new() in 8 secs