perf + chore: hot-path bookkeeping removal and lint policy tightening - #118
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR tightens lint enforcement and replaces several invariant checks with expect calls. Supplied current-head evidence indicates the 360-line limit may still reject analyze_stmt at 393 lines, potentially keeping CI red; the invariant changes can also produce compiler panics if assumptions are violated, so merge should wait for owner confirmation or fixes. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Review follow-ups in the spirit of the parser Inspector fix — work that fires per event on hot paths and almost never does anything: - codegen: the inst_values memo was a HashMap<TirRef, ValueRepr> hashed on every instruction materialization though TIR is tree-shaped and hits are rare. Now a dense Vec<Option<ValueRepr>> side table indexed by TirRef, sized once per function; param sentinel refs (not arena indices) go through a small side map behind cached_repr/cache_repr helpers. - ownership: outermost_branch_of/ancestor_branches_of built a fresh HashSet per visited statement just to test one containment; now uses the existing allocation-free Tir::contains_reachable. - ownership visit_expr Call arm: the per-call borrowed/moved/ view_borrowed HashSets became small Vecs (0-3 entries, linear scan beats hashing) and seen_owners became a prefix scan. One E0031 diagnostic loop now iterates in deterministic arg order instead of randomized hash order. Full suite (828), clippy, fmt verified.
- too-many-lines ratchet 500 -> 360 (worst offender is now sema.rs:517 at 353 lines; the visit_expr ~411 comment was stale) - panic/todo/unimplemented promoted to deny: cranelift_type_for's gated arms and sema's analyze_stmt/analyze_expr fallthroughs are now documented unreachable!s under the trusted-producer contract (resolves the sema half of I-131); build tooling and the test helper module carry scoped allows - unwrap_used promoted to deny: 14 sites converted to expect with site-specific invariant messages; none were user-input fallible - expect_used stays allow pending audit (filed as I-153) - stale references to resolved issues swept from Cargo.toml, clippy.toml, tir.rs, scripts, and docs/dev; I-131 narrowed to the ownership expects, I-134's resolved item removed, I-128's resolution updated to the new threshold Clippy clean with the new deny levels; full suite (828) and fmt verified.
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Merging this PR will improve performance by 21.33%
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| ⚡ | Simulation | parse_snippet[("fizzbuzz", "fn fizzbuzz(n: int):\n\tif n % 15 == 0:\n\t\tprint(\"FizzBuzz\\n\")\n\telif n % 3 == 0:\n\t\tprint(\"Fizz\\n\")\n\telif n % 5 == 0:\n\t\tprint(\"Buzz\\n\")\n\nfn main():\n\tfizzbuzz(3)\n\tfizzbuzz(5)\n\tfizzbuzz(15)\n\tfizzbuzz(7)\n")] |
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| 🆕 | Simulation | ownership_call_heavy[256] |
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| 🆕 | Simulation | ownership_nested_control[(4, 4)] |
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| 🆕 | Simulation | ownership_nested_control[(64, 8)] |
N/A | 77.1 ms | N/A |
| 🆕 | Simulation | codegen_arith[16] |
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| 🆕 | Simulation | codegen_arith[256] |
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| 🆕 | Simulation | codegen_nested_control[(64, 8)] |
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Comparing chore/perf-lint-cleanup (3c9391e) with main (ae2c0b6)
Closes the no-backend-benchmarks gap in I-100.
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In @.github/workflows/codspeed.yml:
- Line 59: Update the actions/checkout step in the workflow to set
persist-credentials to false, ensuring checkout does not retain authenticated
Git credentials while leaving the existing checkout behavior unchanged.
In `@clippy.toml`:
- Around line 13-16: Reconcile the too-many-lines threshold with analyze_stmt:
either split analyze_stmt so it is within the 360-line limit or add a deliberate
lint exemption, then update the adjacent comment to identify analyze_stmt and
its actual size instead of analyze_expr.
- Around line 18-19: Update the test-exception comments in clippy.toml (lines
18-19) and Cargo.toml (lines 64-73) to accurately reflect the configured lints:
unwrap_used, expect_used, and panic are allowed in tests, while todo and
unimplemented remain denied unless scoped allowances are added. Keep both files’
comments consistent; no direct code change is required unless choosing to add
those scoped allowances.
In `@docs/dev/design_issues.md`:
- Line 87: Update the list item containing the Status label to use one space
after the asterisk marker, changing the spacing before **Status:** while
preserving the text and formatting.
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- Line 14: Update the architecture_analysis.md entry in the documentation table
to make the ISSUES.md cross-reference a relative Markdown link using
../../ISSUES.md, while preserving the surrounding description and existing link.
In `@ryo-backend/src/codegen.rs`:
- Around line 730-751: In ryo-backend/src/codegen.rs lines 730-751, replace the
parameter-local expect calls for str_locals and view_locals with debug_assert!
checks and release-safe Result error handling. In ryo-driver/src/pipeline.rs
lines 202-204, use debug_assert! for the invariant and direct indexing after the
length match. In ryo-frontend/src/indent.rs lines 61-81, use debug_assert! for
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| # R7 — small functions (target < 50 lines). 360 is a ratchet just above the | ||
| # current worst offender (`sema.rs`'s `analyze_expr`, 353 lines at :517, | ||
| # I-128). Lower towards 50 as the oversized pass entry points are split. | ||
| too-many-lines-threshold = 360 |
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Reconcile the too-many-lines threshold with analyze_stmt.
analyze_stmt spans 393 lines, which exceeds the 360-line threshold. clippy::too_many_lines is denied, and ryo-frontend enables the workspace lints. Split analyze_stmt or add a deliberate exemption, then update the comment to identify analyze_stmt rather than analyze_expr.
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In `@clippy.toml` around lines 13 - 16, Reconcile the too-many-lines threshold
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| * `print` is variadic. Can users define them? | ||
| * **Proposal: Reserve for built-ins only (v0.1).** Users accept lists: `fn log(msgs: list[str])`. | ||
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Use one space after the list marker.
Markdownlint MD030 reports three spaces after * on this changed line. Change * **Status:** to * **Status:** to keep the document lint-clean.
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) * refactor: extract ownership diag_fmt module * refactor: extract ownership merge module * refactor: extract ownership frees module * refactor: extract ownership views module * refactor: extract ownership loops module * refactor: extract ownership walk module * refactor: split ownership tests, extract common harness and merge tests * refactor: extract ownership frees/loops/inout test modules * refactor: extract ownership views test module * refactor: convert sema to module dir, extract stmt module * refactor: extract sema expr module * refactor: extract sema call and builtins modules * refactor: extract sema tests module * refactor: share integration test harness via common, drop nested cargo run * refactor: extract integration_driver test binary * refactor: extract integration_assert_panic test binary * refactor: extract integration_aot test binary * refactor: extract integration_ownership and integration_views test binaries * refactor: rename remaining integration tests to integration_basics * refactor: extract codegen expr module * feat: add 3000-line file-length gate (local script + CI tidy job) Resolves I-137. All four oversized files were split into module directories in the preceding commits, so the gate is born with no allowlist. * refactor: apply post-review cleanups from branch review - Replace `use super::*;` globs with explicit imports in ownership/walk.rs and codegen/expr.rs, matching sibling modules; trim now-orphaned re-imports in ownership/mod.rs and codegen/mod.rs - Narrow merge_branches to pub(super) and MergeSide to private - Group the views mod/re-export pair with its siblings in ownership/mod.rs - Drop orphaned W0003 trailer comment (ownership/tests/views.rs) and dangling empty doc line (sema/builtins.rs) - Run the 3000-line gate at the top of run_linux_tests.sh so the Linux suite fails fast on gate violations * refactor: keep file-length gate out of the Linux test script run_linux_tests.sh is scoped to the ASan/Valgrind container run; the 3000-line gate stays a standalone local script plus the CI tidy job. * fix: address PR review findings and CI clippy failure - Remove unused `use common::*;` in ownership/tests/views.rs (CI failed under -Dwarnings; super::* already brings common's symbols through tests/mod.rs) - Point the Bug 4 regression-test comment at tests/integration_ownership.rs, where branch_ids_do_not_collide_after_loop now lives - Make analyze_block delegate to analyze_block_seeded with a no-op seed closure - Assert on the post-[Codegen] runtime slice in test_str_shadowed_by_int_assignment_does_not_panic - Set persist-credentials: false on the tidy job's checkout * docs: make RUSTFLAGS=-Dwarnings the canonical local clippy invocation Matches ci.yml's env-wide RUSTFLAGS exactly; the `-- -D warnings` form only applies the lint level to top-level targets and let an unused import in a test target slip through locally while CI failed. * docs: architecture analysis snapshot 2026-08-24 Refresh of the 2026-08-20 analysis at fix/file-length-gate HEAD: covers main's #114-#118 (strict ParamMode decode, div-by-zero guards, parser recovery fix, AST arena, hot-path bookkeeping) and this branch's I-137 splits + 3000-line gate, with all module anchors re-verified at c068448. * docs: sweep stale ISSUES.md entries and in-tree comments - Remove I-098 (harness now uses CARGO_BIN_EXE_ryo everywhere) and I-134 (the three stale comments it tracked are fixed here) - Correct I-097 measurements to the post-no_std archive sizes - Refresh Files:/line anchors across 35 entries to the post-split sema/, ownership/, codegen/ module layout - Reword I-099 resolution now that the harness migration has landed - Fix the tir.rs/uir.rs 'still TODO' --emit headers, the stale free_on_reassign comment in ownership/mod.rs, and a cargo-run comment in integration_ownership.rs * refactor: split ownership views tests into three per-area files views.rs (2098) -> views_basics.rs (projection/freeze basics), views_branches.rs (per-arm liveness, if/elif + loop deferral), views_calls.rs (Rule-7 call args, reborrow, materialize). Pure move, verified line-multiset-identical; 108 ownership tests unchanged. * refactor: extract tir tests into tir/tests.rs Inline #[cfg(test)] mod moves to a child module file (keeps private access via use super::*); tir.rs drops to 1712 lines. Pure move, verified line-multiset-identical; 16 tests unchanged. * chore: tighten file-length gate to 2000 lines Made possible by the views-test split and tir test extraction; largest file is now parser.rs at 1982. * docs: update architecture analysis to 333dbca (2000-line gate) Reflects the views-test split, tir tests extraction, gate tightening to 2000, and the ISSUES.md/comment sweep (8ec3494) in sections 2, 3 and 4. * fix: count unterminated final line in the file-length gate wc -l counts newlines, so a file whose last line lacks a trailing newline was undercounted by one and could slip over the limit. Switch to awk END{NR} which counts the final record regardless. Also replace stale absolute line refs in a ForRange ownership test comment with module::function names.
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Follow-ups stacked on #117 (merge that first; this will be retargeted to main). Three commits:
perf: eliminate per-instruction and per-statement bookkeeping — same class as the parser Inspector fix (fires per event, almost never does anything):
inst_valuesmemo:HashMap<TirRef, _>hashed per instruction → denseVec<Option<ValueRepr>>side table (param sentinels via a small side map)HashSetcontainment probes → allocation-freeTir::contains_reachable; per-CallHashSets → smallVecs; one E0031 diagnostic loop is now deterministic (was hash-order random)chore: tighten lint policy and sweep stale issue refs:
too-many-linesratchet 500 → 360 (worst is nowsema.rs:517at 353)panic/todo/unimplemented/unwrap_used→ deny: gatedcranelift_type_forarms and sema fallthroughs became documentedunreachable!s (resolves the sema half of I-131); 14 unwraps converted to invariant-namedexpects; build tooling carries scoped allowsexpect_usedaudit filed as I-153; perf-review findings filed as I-144–I-152; I-034/I-091/I-095/I-128/I-129/I-131/I-134 refreshed; dead issue-ID cites swept from code, scripts, and docstest: add float_zero_div example
Verified: full workspace suite (828 passed), clippy zero warnings with the new deny levels, fmt clean.
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