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…value only passes EnterSSA made a phi, an identifier and a defs entry in every block between a use and its definition. EliminateRedundantPhi drops the phi of a join whose predecessors all have the same identifier, but the identifier stays, and later passes size their tables by the number of identifiers. n values that are live across n joins made n^2 of each. A lookup now first walks back without making anything. A join whose predecessors all reach the same definition takes that identifier. Every other identifier is made in the same order as before, so the output does not change. Only the blocks through which a later lookup can enter the walked region get a defs entry.
… in EnterSSA define_function counts the entry block of a nested function as a successor of the block that holds the function expression. That edge goes away once the function is processed, but the count stayed. So the block never counted as fully walked, and every lookup that passed it left a defs entry there. Also assert that a lookup ends before the next one starts, say in reaching that it follows the cases of get_id_at, describe the 'Not in upstream' marker in DESIGN.md, and measure a second pair in the release-size test: locals that are a phi before the joins.
WalkthroughThe change adds iterative SSA reaching-definition lookup, successor accounting for nested functions, porting guidance, and concurrent React Compiler memory regression tests for values crossing SSA joins. ChangesSSA lookup resolution
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Status: the fix and its test are pushed. CI runs. How to reproduce the problem on main bun -e 'require("fs").writeFileSync("in.jsx", `export function App(props) {\n return <div>${"{props.a ? 1 : 2}".repeat(1000)}</div>;\n}\n`)'
bun build in.jsx --react-compiler --target=browser --external "*" > /dev/nullA release build of main takes 5.2 s and 494 MB for 1000 children, and 448 s and 7 GB for 4000. This branch takes 1.2 s and 74 MB, and 18 s and 248 MB. The output is byte-identical. Test: |
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Beyond the inline findings, I also traced two reaching paths against upstream get_id_at: a sealed loop header re-entered mid-walk answers MadeAt(self), which falls through to the unchanged upstream phi creation, and a join whose predecessors all resolve to Unknown is forced to MadeAt so the upstream phi still exists for unmark_unknown to distinguish from the raw identifier. Since this is a ~200-line divergence from the upstream SSA algorithm, a human familiar with the react_compiler port should still look at the equivalence argument.
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Findings were reported inline (a vacuous assertion on the debug/ASAN lane of the new test, and missing test coverage for the nested-function successor uncount at enter_ssa.rs:673). Beyond those, I read the new reaching/end_lookup code in src/react_compiler/ssa/enter_ssa.rs against the existing get_id_at cases: the Reaching::Unknown and MadeAt(block_id) arms both return None in get_id_at, so those cases take the byte-for-byte upstream path (make_id + phi), and the loop-closing case is handled by the passed[index].lookup == self.lookup memo hit returning the block's own MadeAt, which makes the header's predecessors disagree and forces a phi as upstream does. The end_lookup back-fill only inserts when defs lacks the key, so it cannot overwrite an identifier the upstream path already recorded. Nothing further concrete to add; the change is an algorithmic divergence in a ported compiler pass rather than something to approve automatically.
… and cover the successor count The debug lane asserted a constant for the locals pair. Each case is now its own test, and the two that a debug build has no time for are skipped there. The third case fails when EnterSSA still counts the entry block of a nested function as a successor: its twin has the same functions after the joins, so the copy of the temporaries that codegen makes for each nested function cancels out.
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{p.a ? 1 : 2}, n times) takes 5.2 s and 494 MB for n = 1000, and 448 s and 7 GB for n = 4000.get_id_at(src/react_compiler/ssa/enter_ssa.rs) walks from a use back to the definition. At every join on the way it makes a phi, an identifier anddefsentries: n^2 / 2 of each for n values that are live across n joins.EliminateRedundantPhidrops those phis. The identifiers stay, and later passes size tables by their number.Fix
reachingwalks back first and makes nothing. A join whose predecessors all reach the same definition takes that identifier and gets no phi.end_lookupadds the identifier todefsonly where a later lookup can enter the walked region.test/bundler/transpiler/react-compiler.test.ts(new test, fails on main) andreact-compiler-fixtures.test.ts. Output is byte-identical to main for 1,807 fixtures and 2,958 generated components. Self-reviewed: 6 concerns raised, 5 addressed (Notes).Background
EnterSSAgives every definition of a variable its own identifier. A phi is the identifier of a variable after a join, a block with more than one predecessor.defs.Notes
Measurements. Release builds on Linux x64,
bun build in.jsx --react-compiler --target=browser --external "*", one component with n children{props.a ? 1 : 2}. User CPU time and peak RSS. "main" is the canary build of 367d939, which has the samesrc/react_compileras the base of this branch. The machine was under load.What is left at n = 4000 is mostly
InferReactivePlaces(about two thirds of the samples), which #43259 covers.EnterSSAis about one eighth: the walk itself is still one step per block between a use and its definition, it only no longer allocates.Typical components do not change: the 1,807 fixtures build in 1.0 s of CPU time on both builds. A corpus of 496 generated components with heavy control flow builds about 10% faster (10.8 to 11.6 s before, 9.8 to 9.9 s after). Identifiers that exist after
EliminateRedundantPhi: 3.7% fewer on the fixtures, 21% fewer on the generated corpus, 80% to 94% fewer on the inputs above.Why the output does not change.
phi(x, x, ...)there, andEliminateRedundantPhirewrites it tox.dep_to_sort_keyincodegen.rswould, but only for an unnamed dependency, which upstream asserts cannot exist).EliminateRedundantPhiremoves it as before. An unsealed block still gets its incomplete phi fromget_id_at.unmark_unknownremoves an identifier fromunknownonly when the lookup returned the old identifier itself, and upstream returns a phi as soon as one join is on the way. Without this rule a closure that captures a not yet defined local behind a join could compile where upstream reports the hoisting error.How I checked it. With a temporary switch that turns the new branch off inside the same binary, I dumped the HIR after
EliminateRedundantPhiwith every identifier id replaced by its rank among the ids in use. The dumps are identical for all 1,807 fixtures (1,558 functions reach SSA) and for 895 generated components (loops, labels,switch,try/catch, closures, hoisted reads). An order-preserving renumbering is the only difference this change is allowed to make, and the rank dump is blind to exactly that. Bun's output is byte-identical to main's for the 1,807 fixtures, plain and withminify.syntax(debug builds, build errors included), and for 2,958 generated components (release builds).The
defsentries. Upstream adds the identifier todefsof every block it walks, which is 4 entries per ternary per value on the input above, about 1 GB at n = 4000 after the phis are gone. A later lookup can only come into the walked region from a successor that the walk did not come from. Soend_lookupadds the identifier only to blocks with such a successor (it counts, per block, the successors it came from). The bound of upstream holds: a block is expanded at most once per identifier. Blocks on a chain with one predecessor still get their entry from the upstream code.A block that holds a function expression needs one more step.
define_functioncounts the entry block of the nested function as a successor of that block, and the edge goes away once the function is processed. The second commit takes the count back out. Before it, such a block got an entry from every lookup that passed it. For 2,000 literal children ahead of 200 children{p.c ? <a onClick={() => f(0)} /> : null},EnterSSAmade 427,299defsentries with the successor still counted and makes 7,200 now. With 4,000 and 400, a release build takes 85 MB more than a twin with the same functions after the joins, and 5 MB less than that twin now.That input still costs more than its reverse order on this branch: 146 MB (first commit: 235 MB, main: 1,451 MB, release builds). What is left is the copy of its temporaries that codegen makes for each nested function. #43278 removes that copy.
The tests. Each builds two components with the same statements in a different order and compares the peak RSS of the two builds, which cancels what the other passes need.
ifassign, read after 100 ternaries or before them. A read of such a local finds its phi through the later joins, which is the other path of the new branch inget_id_at. 300 MB on main, within 15 MB with the fix. A debug build has no time for it: a local costs it twice what a literal does.The two release-only cases are reported as skipped on the debug and ASAN lanes.
The peak is read from
VmHWMinside the child. On Linuxru_maxrsssurvives exec, so themaxRSSof a child is never below the RSS of the parent at spawn. The test runner of a debug build (350 MB) is larger than either build (260 to 300 MB): throughproc.resourceUsage()the 42 MB showed as 6 MB.Self-review. Six concerns, five addressed:
reachingfollows the cases ofget_id_at, and nothing checked that every lookup ends withend_lookup: a sentence onreaching, adebug_assert!on the identifier of the open lookup, and a paragraph on theNot in upstreammarker inDESIGN.mdVmHWMcomment)end_lookupskips a block whose identifier it cannot resolve, and a reviewer asked for an assertion, because that cannot happen today. It can once react-compiler: check the stack in every pass that recurses as deep as the source nests #43230 lands: its stack guard can end a lookup early. A missing cache entry costs a walk, nothing else.A model of the old and the new lookup in JavaScript, written for the review, agreed on 40,000 random structured control-flow graphs (identifiers after
EliminateRedundantPhiby rank, and theunknownset), with at most 2.2 times theget_id_atcalls of upstream.The table is from a build of the first commit. A build of the second commit gives the same memory (79 MB, 139 MB and 249 MB for the last three rows) and, under a higher load of the machine, 1.25 s, 5.1 s and 22.7 s.
Not in this PR.
get_id_at. The hunks do not overlap.reachingkeeps its work list on the heap, so it needs no guard.no test proof · iteration 4 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/transpiler/react-compiler.test.ts