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build: bound the release test archive's memory - #2016
check/release keeps losing its runner to the OOM killer. The memory goes to the release test archive (tests.all at profile=release): under cross-language ThinLTO every test binary's link optimizes the whole program, Rust and DPDK together, and cargo cannot see how many of those links overlap. -j caps rustc processes, and any of them may be linking, so the peak depends on chance. Built locally on 10 cores with nothing bounding the links, it peaked at 36.2 GiB with nine ld.lld processes resident at once, and at 22 GiB even on the 4 cores CI uses today. CI's limit is 20 GiB.
Turning --thinlto-jobs down only shrinks every link to make an unlucky overlap survivable, and the links keep growing with the code. This series bounds the overlap instead, and shrinks what each process holds.
What
commit
change
test(concurrency,acl)
Build the integration tests of concurrency (9 files) and acl (6 files) as one binary per crate, as modules of tests/integration/main.rs, so 13 fewer whole-program links. The same tests run (95 default, 11 under shuttle, 30 under loom); the shuttle/loom filters still match.
build(nix): release test binaries with line tables
-Cdebuginfo=line-tables-only for the release test archive, whose ThinLTO links are where the memory goes. Backtraces keep file and line. The debug and checked archives keep full debug info for a debugger.
build(nix): sanitizer Rust with line tables
Line tables for the Rust of the address, leak and thread sanitizer builds, which never ship. ASan reports still resolve file, line and inlined frames. The hardening sanitizers (cfi, safe-stack, shadow-stack) keep full debug info. The C is untouched: the sysroot's static archives lose their debug info to nixpkgs' strip, so a link without LTO gets none of it either way (see below).
build(nix): bound ThinLTO links
rustc links through nix/scripts/link-slots.sh. With LINK_SLOTS set, a link takes one of that many flock slots, held until the linker exits. Only test archives whose profile uses -Clinker-plugin-lto set it: 2 slots, 4 ThinLTO threads each. Unset, the wrapper is transparent. It is installed as link-slots-clang because rustc decides how to drive a linker from its name: under that name the link line is the one rustc gives clang, on every target.
build(nix): separate link rustc
A link waiting for its slot is a rustc process holding its whole compilation session. nix/scripts/rustc-split-link.sh (a RUSTC_WRAPPER) compiles the crates that link with -Zno-link, so that process exits, then links in a small second rustc with -Zlink-only. Libraries, build scripts and probes pass through.
ci
The release test step gets its own release_test_cores = 8. Every other job on lto_cores stays on 4: they weren't measured with these changes.
Line tables are added after -Cdebuginfo=full (rustc takes the last), so every other build's flags are unchanged, and taking the sanitizer's flags back out of a sanitizer build (n-preinit-static) still gives exactly an unsanitized build's.
Settings (LINK_SLOTS, LINK_THINLTO_JOBS, RUSTC_WRAPPER) are environment, not flags, so they stay out of cargo's fingerprint. The test archive compiled the same 69 crates with and without them, reusing the dependency artifacts.
Measurements
Local, building tests.all at profile=release, summing the resident memory of the build's processes every 2 s:
configuration
wall
peak
mean
main, 4 cores (CI today)
929-973 s
22.0 GiB
8.9 GiB
main, 10 cores
514 s
36.2 GiB
16.3 GiB
+ line tables, 2 slots x 4 threads, 10 cores
570 s
15.7 GiB
8.1 GiB
+ line tables, 2 slots x 4 threads, 8 cores (x3)
611-616 s
13.2-14.1 GiB
6.5-6.8 GiB
+ line tables, 1 slot x 8 threads, 8 cores (x2)
913-935 s
10.4-12.1 GiB
this PR: + split link, 2 slots x 4 threads, 8 cores
620 s
11.3 GiB
4.2 GiB
The whole check/release chain on this branch, cold, one derivation at a time on 8 cores as CI runs it:
derivation
wall
peak
dataplane-deps
74 s
6.2 GiB
dataplane-tests-deps
98 s
4.9 GiB
dataplane (ships: full debug info)
252 s
6.7 GiB
dataplane-cli
26 s
1.4 GiB
dataplane-init
51 s
2.3 GiB
tests.all
650 s
12.4 GiB
That's about 7.6 GiB of headroom on the largest step, and the test archive is about a third faster than today. Rebuilt on the final head, on a machine shared with other builds: tests.all 645 s, peak 12.1 GiB; the other steps within 0.3 GiB of the above.
What this costs
Test binaries are not compiled exactly like what ships. At -Cdebuginfo=full, rustc's MIR optimisations keep more variables alive for a debugger. In the release dataplane_vpcmap test binary, 62 of 1454 functions differ in size (.text 480 bytes smaller of ~660 KiB). The C dependencies are untouched, so DPDK and its -O3/-march codegen (the e1000 AVX class of bug) are built exactly as shipped. A Rust failure that only reproduces at full debug info is the risk we accept.
No debugger-grade debug info on release test artifacts, which nobody attaches a debugger to. The debug and checked ones keep it.
Two small shell wrappers on the link path. Both run under writeShellApplication, so shellcheck runs at build time, and both are transparent where their variables are unset.
Testing
Every commit instantiates tests.all (release, debug, ASan), the ASan and TSan sysroots, and n-preinit for bluefield3 gnu and musl. The flags were checked for debug, release and checked, with and without ASan and CFI, for tests and not: line tables land only on the release test archive and the address/leak/thread builds, and the C flags are main's in every flavour. The release and debug sysroots are unchanged; the ASan and TSan sysroots rebuild once, because the C packages' environment carries RUSTFLAGS too (see below). The slot settings and split land only on the release test archive.
Every Rust build links through link-slots-clang, and rustc gives it the same link line as clang (rustc --print link-args on x86_64 gnu, aarch64 gnu and aarch64 musl). n-preinit builds for bluefield3 gnu and musl.
link-slots.sh was tested on its own: three 2 s links take 6 s with 1 slot, 4 s with 2, and 2 s unbounded.
Release test archive on the final head: all 3085 tests passed. Run with TMPDIR=/tmp: under a long TMPDIR (nix-shell's), dataplane-init's a_dependant_waits_for_a_new_socket puts a Unix socket path over SUN_LEN, with or without these changes.
The loom command in quiescent_model.rs's docs (--test integration quiescent_model) lists its 5 tests.
Not in this PR
Merging the integration tests of the other crates with more than one test file (dpdk, hardware, init, mstlink, transceiver, dataplane).
Moving the other lto_cores jobs off 4 cores, once their memory is measured.
Deriving the slot count from the build's cores instead of fixing it at 2, so local builds on bigger machines are not held to CI's bound.
Keeping debug info in the sysroot's static archives. nixpkgs strips it, so only LTO links (through the bitcode) get C debug info: debug and sanitizer binaries have no file and line for DPDK and the other C dependencies, and release has none for DPDK, whose fat objects lld links by their native half. Line tables for the sanitizers' C go with that change.
Separately, on their own branches: per-step peak memory reporting in CI, keeping RUSTFLAGS out of the C dependencies' environment (two recent Rust-only flag changes rebuilt every sysroot), and skipping the libgccjit (gcc) build on x86_64 glibc, which is on the critical path of every uncached sanitizer run.
The pull request consolidates ACL and concurrency integration tests into module-based targets. It also changes Nix and CI test-build settings and adds wrappers that split Rust linking and limit concurrent linker work.
Changes: Integration Test Builds
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Integration test targets and references acl/tests/integration/main.rs, concurrency/tests/integration/*, concurrency/src/lib.rs, justfile
ACL and concurrency integration-test entry points declare test modules. Test instructions and documentation point to the integration target and updated module paths.
Test profile and CI configuration nix/profiles.nix, ci.just
Release test builds and selected sanitizer builds enable line-table debuginfo. CI selects a release-test lab configuration, and the ThinLTO comment describes per-link bounds.
Split Rust linking and linker slots nix/scripts/*, default.nix
Rust linking builds can compile to an .rlink file and link in a separate invocation. The linker wrapper forwards ThinLTO job limits and can limit concurrent linker processes.
Possibly related PRs
githedgehog/dataplane#2004: Changes Nix debug-info packaging and fixup behavior. Both PRs affect debug-information build configuration.
Suggested reviewers:mvachhar, fredi-raspall
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to fafe6
No merge-blocking risk was identified; the requested comment cleanup remains.
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Each tests/*.rs file is its own test binary, and each one links the
whole dependency graph: under the release profile that is a
cross-language ThinLTO link apiece. Move the files under
tests/integration/ as modules of a single binary per crate.
concurrency goes from 9 integration-test binaries to 1 and acl from 6
to 1. The same tests run (95 default, 11 under shuttle, 30 under loom).
Test names now carry the old file name as a module prefix, which the
shuttle and loom nextest filters still match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Noland <daniel@githedgehog.com>
Full debug info is most of what a release test archive's ThinLTO links
and the rustc processes feeding them hold in memory. Test binaries need
backtraces, which line tables give; nobody attaches a debugger to a CI
test artifact. Only the release archive gets them: the debug and
checked archives do not link with ThinLTO, so there is little to save,
and they are the ones a developer reruns under a debugger. Everything
that ships keeps full debug info.
Measured building `tests.all` at `profile=release` (10 cores, two
links at a time, see the following commits): peak 21.7 -> 15.7 GiB,
mean 12.9 -> 8.1 GiB, largest process 7.2 -> 3.5 GiB, wall time
757 -> 570 s.
This is not free of codegen effects. rustc's MIR optimisations keep
more variables alive at `-Cdebuginfo=full` so a debugger can see them,
so the test binaries are compiled slightly differently from what
ships: in the release `dataplane_vpcmap` test binary, 62 of 1454
functions differ in size (.text 480 bytes smaller, of ~660 KiB). The C
dependencies are untouched, and the Rust differences are rustc's own
optimisation choices; a test failure that only reproduces at full debug
info is the accepted risk.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Noland <daniel@githedgehog.com>
The builds of the sanitizers that find bugs (address, leak, thread)
never ship, and a sanitizer report needs file and line to be read,
which line tables give -- including inlined frames (checked with an
ASan heap overflow in an always-inline function at -O2: `poke t.c:2:79`
inside `reader t.c:3:62`).
Give their Rust what the release test binaries get. The hardening
sanitizers (cfi, safe-stack, shadow-stack) are meant to ship, so their
builds keep full debug info.
The C dependencies are left alone for now. The sysroot's static
archives are stripped of debug info when they are built, so a link
without LTO, which is what a sanitizer build does, gets none of it
whatever the C was compiled with; keeping it is a change of its own.
The C flags are unchanged, though the sanitized sysroots still rebuild
once, since the C packages' environment carries RUSTFLAGS too.
The line tables come after `common`'s `-Cdebuginfo=full` rather than
replacing it, so taking `sanitizer-rustflags` back out of a sanitizer
build's RUSTFLAGS (`n-preinit-static`) still leaves exactly an
unsanitized build's.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Noland <daniel@githedgehog.com>
Under cross-language ThinLTO each test binary's link optimizes the
whole program, Rust and DPDK together, and holds gigabytes while it
does. Cargo cannot see that: `-j` caps rustc processes, any of which
may be linking, so how many links overlap is left to chance -- and an
unlucky overlap is what keeps running `check/release` out of its
20 GiB. Building `tests.all` at `profile=release` with unbounded links
on 10 cores peaked at 36.2 GiB with nine ld.lld processes resident at
once. Turning down `--thinlto-jobs` only shrinks every link to make
that overlap survivable, and the links keep growing with the code.
Bound the overlap instead. rustc now links through
nix/scripts/link-slots.sh, which, when `LINK_SLOTS` is set, takes one
of that many flock slots before running the real linker and holds it
until the linker exits; `LINK_THINLTO_JOBS` gives each bounded link
more backend threads. Unset, it is transparent, and only test archives
whose profile uses `-Clinker-plugin-lto` (`release`) set them: two
slots, four threads each. They are environment rather than flags, so
they stay out of cargo's fingerprint.
Measured with line-table debug info on 8 cores, three runs each:
2 slots x 4 threads 611-616 s peak 13.2-14.1 GiB
1 slot x 8 threads 913-935 s peak 10.4-12.1 GiB
One slot puts the links on the critical path for little memory.
A link waiting for a slot still has its rustc parent resident, with
its whole compilation session; the next commit releases that.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Noland <daniel@githedgehog.com>
With links bounded, the memory left at the peak is mostly rustc: a
link waiting for its slot is a rustc process that has finished
compiling and is waiting on its linker, with its whole compilation
session -- a gigabyte or two -- still resident. Cargo's `-j` keeps that
to one per job slot, but the slots are spent holding memory nobody
uses.
rustc can stop after writing its objects (`-Zno-link`, which leaves an
`.rlink` describing the link) and do the link in a separate invocation
(`-Zlink-only`). nix/scripts/rustc-split-link.sh, a `RUSTC_WRAPPER`, does
that for the crates that link (binaries and test harnesses), so the
process waiting on a slot is a small one. Everything else passes
straight through. It is set where links are bounded, the
`-Clinker-plugin-lto` test archives; `RUSTC_WRAPPER` is not part of
cargo's fingerprint, so the dependency artifacts built without it are
reused (the archive compiled the same 69 crates either way).
Building `tests.all` at `profile=release`, two link slots, 8 cores:
peak 13.2-14.1 -> 11.3 GiB, mean 6.5-6.8 -> 4.2 GiB, 611-616 -> 620 s.
The split archive's suite passed (3074 of 3075; the one failure, a
Unix socket path longer than SUN_LEN under a long worktree path, fails
the same way without the split).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Noland <daniel@githedgehog.com>
`check/release` ran on `lto_cores` (4) because its test archive's
unbounded ThinLTO links could otherwise overlap past the runner's
20 GiB, and still peaked at 22 GiB locally. With the archive's links
bounded, the link step split from compilation and test binaries
carrying line tables, its peak no longer depends on how many links
overlap.
Measured building the step's whole chain cold on 8 cores, one
derivation at a time as CI does, summing every process of each build:
dataplane-deps 74 s 6.2 GiB
dataplane-tests-deps 98 s 4.9 GiB
dataplane (ships: full debug info) 252 s 6.7 GiB
dataplane-cli 26 s 1.4 GiB
dataplane-init 51 s 2.3 GiB
tests.all 650 s 12.4 GiB
`tests.all` took 929 s and peaked at 22 GiB on 4 cores before this
series. Give the step its own `release_test_cores`; the other jobs on
`lto_cores` (doctests, sanitizers, coverage, the model checkers) were
not measured with these changes and stay on 4.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Daniel Noland <daniel@githedgehog.com>
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🤖 AI-drafted (Claude) on behalf of @mvachhar, reviewed by him before posting.
LGTM. The link wrapper is a pass-through for shipped builds (LINK_SLOTS unset). The split-link wrapper and line-tables-only debug info apply only to the release test archive and to the sanitizer builds that never ship. Release tests compiling slightly differently from what ships is fine: the debug and checked test runs still use full debug info, and a failure there blocks the release too.
Nice to have: since the -Clinker path changes for every build, please confirm the release dataplane binary comes out the same as on main (byte-identical, or at least the same --print link-args).
🤖 AI-drafted (Claude) on behalf of @mvachhar, reviewed by him before posting.
Before merge, please also clean out the AI slop. The development guide's documentation section asks for brief comments that give the rationale, not the implementation story. In particular:
Code comments shouldn't carry measurement tables and narrative. The release_test_cores comment in ci.just, the lto-link-slots comment in default.nix, and the line-tables-only comment in nix/profiles.nix each repeat the PR description's numbers. Keep the one-line reason and leave the measurements in the PR or commit messages.
The same goes for the long explanatory headers in nix/scripts/link-slots.sh and nix/scripts/rustc-split-link.sh: say what the wrapper does and why, briefly.
Please also skim the rest of the diff (including the justfile comment updates) for anything verbose or restated.
Keep the current filter contract. Remove the legacy binary history, full module inventory, and macro implementation details. The shorter comment will be easier to maintain when test modules change. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Also applies to: 97-102
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
Review comment at @justfile around lines 89 - 92:
Shorten the nextest filter explanation in the comment near the `shuttle` filter,
keeping only the current filter contract; remove legacy binary history, the full
module inventory, and macro implementation details.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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Review comments at @justfile:
- Around line 89-92: Shorten the nextest filter explanation in the comment near
the `shuttle` filter, keeping only the current filter contract; remove legacy
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Why
check/releasekeeps losing its runner to the OOM killer. The memory goes to the release test archive (tests.allatprofile=release): under cross-language ThinLTO every test binary's link optimizes the whole program, Rust and DPDK together, and cargo cannot see how many of those links overlap.-jcaps rustc processes, and any of them may be linking, so the peak depends on chance. Built locally on 10 cores with nothing bounding the links, it peaked at 36.2 GiB with nineld.lldprocesses resident at once, and at 22 GiB even on the 4 cores CI uses today. CI's limit is 20 GiB.Turning
--thinlto-jobsdown only shrinks every link to make an unlucky overlap survivable, and the links keep growing with the code. This series bounds the overlap instead, and shrinks what each process holds.What
test(concurrency,acl)concurrency(9 files) andacl(6 files) as one binary per crate, as modules oftests/integration/main.rs, so 13 fewer whole-program links. The same tests run (95 default, 11 under shuttle, 30 under loom); the shuttle/loom filters still match.build(nix): release test binaries with line tables-Cdebuginfo=line-tables-onlyfor the release test archive, whose ThinLTO links are where the memory goes. Backtraces keep file and line. The debug and checked archives keep full debug info for a debugger.build(nix): sanitizer Rust with line tablesbuild(nix): bound ThinLTO linksnix/scripts/link-slots.sh. WithLINK_SLOTSset, a link takes one of that manyflockslots, held until the linker exits. Only test archives whose profile uses-Clinker-plugin-ltoset it: 2 slots, 4 ThinLTO threads each. Unset, the wrapper is transparent. It is installed aslink-slots-clangbecause rustc decides how to drive a linker from its name: under that name the link line is the one rustc givesclang, on every target.build(nix): separate link rustcnix/scripts/rustc-split-link.sh(aRUSTC_WRAPPER) compiles the crates that link with-Zno-link, so that process exits, then links in a small second rustc with-Zlink-only. Libraries, build scripts and probes pass through.cirelease_test_cores = 8. Every other job onlto_coresstays on 4: they weren't measured with these changes.Line tables are added after
-Cdebuginfo=full(rustc takes the last), so every other build's flags are unchanged, and taking the sanitizer's flags back out of a sanitizer build (n-preinit-static) still gives exactly an unsanitized build's.Settings (
LINK_SLOTS,LINK_THINLTO_JOBS,RUSTC_WRAPPER) are environment, not flags, so they stay out of cargo's fingerprint. The test archive compiled the same 69 crates with and without them, reusing the dependency artifacts.Measurements
Local, building
tests.allatprofile=release, summing the resident memory of the build's processes every 2 s:The whole
check/releasechain on this branch, cold, one derivation at a time on 8 cores as CI runs it:dataplane-depsdataplane-tests-depsdataplane(ships: full debug info)dataplane-clidataplane-inittests.allThat's about 7.6 GiB of headroom on the largest step, and the test archive is about a third faster than today. Rebuilt on the final head, on a machine shared with other builds:
tests.all645 s, peak 12.1 GiB; the other steps within 0.3 GiB of the above.What this costs
-Cdebuginfo=full, rustc's MIR optimisations keep more variables alive for a debugger. In the releasedataplane_vpcmaptest binary, 62 of 1454 functions differ in size (.text480 bytes smaller of ~660 KiB). The C dependencies are untouched, so DPDK and its-O3/-marchcodegen (the e1000 AVX class of bug) are built exactly as shipped. A Rust failure that only reproduces at full debug info is the risk we accept.writeShellApplication, so shellcheck runs at build time, and both are transparent where their variables are unset.Testing
tests.all(release, debug, ASan), the ASan and TSan sysroots, andn-preinitfor bluefield3 gnu and musl. The flags were checked fordebug,releaseandchecked, with and without ASan and CFI, for tests and not: line tables land only on the release test archive and the address/leak/thread builds, and the C flags are main's in every flavour. The release and debug sysroots are unchanged; the ASan and TSan sysroots rebuild once, because the C packages' environment carriesRUSTFLAGStoo (see below). The slot settings and split land only on the release test archive.link-slots-clang, and rustc gives it the same link line asclang(rustc --print link-argson x86_64 gnu, aarch64 gnu and aarch64 musl).n-preinitbuilds for bluefield3 gnu and musl.link-slots.shwas tested on its own: three 2 s links take 6 s with 1 slot, 4 s with 2, and 2 s unbounded.TMPDIR=/tmp: under a longTMPDIR(nix-shell's),dataplane-init'sa_dependant_waits_for_a_new_socketputs a Unix socket path overSUN_LEN, with or without these changes.quiescent_model.rs's docs (--test integration quiescent_model) lists its 5 tests.Not in this PR
dpdk,hardware,init,mstlink,transceiver,dataplane).lto_coresjobs off 4 cores, once their memory is measured.RUSTFLAGSout of the C dependencies' environment (two recent Rust-only flag changes rebuilt every sysroot), and skipping the libgccjit (gcc) build on x86_64 glibc, which is on the critical path of every uncached sanitizer run.🤖 Generated with Claude Code