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Refute cross-kind type tests before canonicalizing, and tag-test json match arms - #5113
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Every LLM parse built a schema-aligned-parsing model of every class, enum, and type alias in the program, the standard library included: about 4 MB per model and two models per call, held by a VM object whose native size the GC budget does not count. A busy engine never collected it, so RSS grew with the call count. TypeCtx::for_target now keeps only the definitions the parse target reaches, walked with RuntimeTy::visit_heads (the head walk bex_vm::reachable uses). A small LLM call drops from about 13.3 MB to about 3.4 MB allocated, and 400 unrelated classes add about 22 KB per call instead of 6.3 MB. baml_tests/tests/llm_call_memory.rs counts every allocation with a global allocator and bounds both, so the runtime cannot regress to per-program parse cost again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… match arms A runtime match type test that missed canonicalized both sides: heads_definitely_differ decided only same-variant nominal pairs, so a string or a list tested against map<string, json> expanded the recursive json alias. openai.internal._prune_nulls tests every node of the request JSON that way, so each prompt message cost about 1.56 MB per LLM call. heads_definitely_differ and its interned twin now also refute two heads of different categories. Heads that canonicalization can rewrite (alias, union, projection) or that a context-driven rule relates across kinds (interface, type variable) have no category, nor do the sentinels; a literal and its base, and a variant and its enum, share one. One macro table serves the plain and interned kinds. In MIR, a let x: T arm tests a snapshot of the match scrutinee, so the coarse LIST/MAP tag shortcut never fired for narrowing arms. MatchScrutinee now records the snapshot copies, so json[] and map<string, json> arms on a json scrutinee test only the runtime tag. A small LLM call drops from about 3.4 MB to 0.7 MB allocated, and a prompt message from 1.56 MB to 35 KB. llm_call_memory.rs bounds both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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MIR match lowering
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JSON alias examples
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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BamlBuiltin->>SapVmNative: invoke parse native
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CompiledSapModel-->>SapVmNative: parsed BAML value
SapVmNative->>BexVmHeap: convert value using target declarations
BexVmHeap-->>BamlBuiltin: return VM value or parse error
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## Issue Reference No issue filed. Stacked on #5113 (which is stacked on #5111): it removes `TypeCtx::for_target` from #5111 and extends `llm_call_memory.rs`. Retarget to `canary` once those merge. ## Changes Schema-aligned parsing (SAP) was three sys ops (`$rust_io_function`) although it does no IO: before `spawn`, sys ops were the only way to get concurrency. As sys ops, each parse: - received `T` as an owned copy (`SapTy`), and the engine copied the class and enum tables into the per-call `SysOpContext` (twice more for runtime-built types); - built the parse model from those copies (`TypeCtx::for_target`); - returned a `BexExternalValue` tree that the engine landed on the heap by looking every class and enum up again by name. The SAP ops already returned `SysOpOutput::Ready`, so they ran inline on the VM task under the heap permit. Moving them into the VM changes nothing about what they block. This PR makes them VM natives (`$rust_function`, `bex_vm/src/package_baml/sap.rs`): - **`_new_parse_cache<T>`** reads `T` from the call's type arguments, walks the declarations it reaches (`reachable::all_declarations`), reads each with the shared definition reader, and builds the same `CompiledSapModel` through the unchanged `TypeCtx::new` / `build_db` / `convert_ty`. The model stays in the `_ParseCache<T>` `RustData` (one model per cache, only the types `T` reaches); it holds tagged names, never heap pointers, because `RustData` is a GC leaf. The instance now carries its real `T`. - **`_parse_final` / `_parse_partial`** run jsonish and the coercer as before and allocate the result directly on the heap, mapping the model's tagged names back to the declarations the target reaches. Error behavior is unchanged: a final failure is `baml.errors.LlmClient` with the same messages, a partial that does not parse yet is `_NoYield`. Supporting changes: - **One definition reader** (`bex_vm::definitions`): `class_definition` / `enum_definition` replace the engine's three class readers and two enum readers, which disagreed on `@skip` (the runtime-type overlay dropped skipped fields; the program table and the runtime-package overlay kept them flagged). Every consumer (output-format rendering, `json.schema`, SAP) already filters on the flag, so the reader keeps skipped fields flagged and drops skipped enum variants. - **`reachable::all_declarations`**: every declaration a type reaches, aliases included; `all_nominals` now filters it, and the walk uses a `HashSet` instead of `Vec::contains`. - **`BexVm::rust_data_field`**: one helper for "clone the `Arc` out of a `$rust_type` field", replacing the copies in `regex.rs` and `csv.rs` (which also reported a misleading `MissingNativeFunction`). - **Deleted:** `sys_ops/src/sap.rs` and the SAP sys-op impls, `CompiledSapModel::from_sys_op_context`, `TypeCtx::for_target` / `reachable_definitions`, and the value half of `bex_sap::to_external` (the type half remains, renamed `to_baml_ty`). `bex_sap` no longer depends on `bex_external_types`; `sys_ops` no longer depends on `bex_sap`. ### Bug fixed: `@skip` fields Parsing into a class with a `@skip` field failed: SAP drops the field (the prompt never shows it), and the heap landing required every field (`Missing field \`age\` in external Instance for class \`user.Person\``). The native fills a skipped field with its type's empty value: `null` for nullable types, `0` / `0.0` / `0n`, `false`, `""`, an empty list or map, a literal's own value, an enum's first variant, and a class of its fields' empty values. A skipped field whose type has none (media, functions, a self-containing class) panics with a message naming the field. ### Memory Measured with the counting allocator in `llm_call_memory.rs` (debug build). The gain grows with the size of the parsed output, because the parse no longer builds an external copy of the value and lands it by name. | Parse of a 13 KB JSON reply with 200 items (`Item { id, name, tags }[]`) | #5113 | this PR | | --- | --- | --- | | Final parse (`baml.sap.parse<Item[]>`) | 1,149,933 bytes | 664,622 bytes (−42%) | | Same reply streamed in 52 batches of 256 characters, each reparsed through one `_ParseCache` (as `ai.stream.Stream` does) | 45,427,554 bytes | 32,301,944 bytes (−29%) | (SAP's own bytes: the totals minus a baseline function doing the same work without parsing, about 4-6 KB.) | Small LLM call (a one-line reply) | #5113 | this PR | | --- | --- | --- | | Bytes allocated per call | 699,060 | 687,584 | | Extra bytes per call from 400 unrelated classes | 21,918 | 0 | | Extra bytes per call per prompt message | 35,023 | 34,967 | The streamed case is still large because every batch reparses the whole text so far; incremental parsing is not in this PR. ## Testing - [x] `bex_sap` unit tests unchanged and passing (they build `TypeRefDb` directly). - [x] New `bex_vm` unit tests: `definitions` keeps skipped fields flagged and drops skipped variants. - [x] New corpus test `sap_parse_fills_skipped_fields_with_empty_values` (failed before with the missing-field error). - [x] `baml_builtins2_codegen`: `test_sap_parse_is_a_vm_builtin` replaces the IO-builtin assertion for `_parse_final`. - [x] New memory guards in `llm_call_memory.rs`: `large_parse_allocates_little` (limit 900 KiB) and `streamed_parse_allocates_little` (limit 40 MiB). Both limits sit between the numbers above, so a return to the external-copy path fails them. - [x] Locally, the tests this touches: `bex_sap`, `bex_vm`, `baml_builtins2_codegen`, `sys_ops`, and the `baml_tests` library plus `llm_call_memory` and `reflect_call_any` (1616 passed); the corpus namespaces that parse (`parse_companions`, `generic_union_returns`, `streaming_partial_parse`, `stdlib_runner_stream_batching`, `runtime_type_bindings_phase1_wrapped`, `runtime_identity_seams`, `provider_stdlib`, and every `llm_*` namespace: 498 passed). CI runs the rest. - [x] `prek` passes (cargo fmt, cargo clippy, cargo stow, baml fmt). ## Additional Notes - Not in this PR: yielding to BAML code for custom coercion (the `YieldToCall` continuation path `baml.json.to<T>` uses), and moving `ctx.output_format()` / `baml.json.schema`, the last users of the `SysOpContext` tables, to natives. - `StreamStateTy` still has no production constructor; left as is. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- CURSOR_SUMMARY --> --- > [!NOTE] > **Medium Risk** > Touches core LLM output parsing and heap allocation paths; behavior is intended to match prior SAP errors but execution moved from sys ops to VM with definition-walk semantics changes. > > **Overview** > **Schema-aligned parsing (SAP)** moves from async sys ops to **VM natives** (`baml.sap` uses `$rust_function` with `//baml:mut_vm`). Parsing no longer copies definition tables into `SysOpContext`, builds models via `TypeCtx::for_target`, or returns `BexExternalValue` for a second heap landing—`_new_parse_cache<T>` walks only declarations `T` reaches on the heap, and `_parse_final` / `_parse_partial` allocate results directly. > > Supporting cleanup: shared **`bex_vm::definitions`** for class/enum tables (skipped fields stay flagged), **`reachable::declarations_reached`**, **`BexVm::rust_data_field`**, removal of **`sys_ops` SAP** and **`bex_sap::to_external`** (types live in **`to_baml_ty`**). > > **`@skip` fields** are filled with type empty values instead of failing parse/landing. New corpus and **allocation guards** in `llm_call_memory.rs` lock in lower parse memory (~42% on large final parses). > > <sup>Reviewed by [Cursor Bugbot](https://cursor.com/bugbot) for commit e82af14. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. 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354-355: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRequire a yield before the complete reply.
The loop includes the complete reply, so a parser that yields only for
upto == text.length()still makesyields > 0pass. Count only yields from prefixes shorter than the complete reply.🐛 Suggested fix
match (parsed) {{ - let items: Item[] => {{ yielded = yielded + 1; }}, + let items: Item[] => {{ + if (upto < text.length()) {{ + yielded = yielded + 1; + }} + }}, _ => {{}}, }};This improves test coverage. It does not show that the current parser is broken.
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## Issue Reference No issue filed. Found while profiling LLM-call memory (see BoundaryML#5111 and BoundaryML#5113, which this PR does not depend on). ## Changes `ai.Agent` parsed each accepted candidate twice: 1. `_attempt_turn` decided whether to accept a turn with `_parses`, which ran `baml.sap.parse<Out>(candidate)` and discarded the value. 2. `run` then ran `baml.sap.parse<Out>(candidate)` again on the same text to get the result. On `canary` every parse builds a parse model, so the second parse doubled that cost. This PR keeps the accepting parse: - `_parses` splits into `_fits_without_text<Out>(turn) -> bool?` (the provider-decoded output or the turn's media decides; `null` when only the text can tell) and `_parse_text<Out>(candidate) -> ParsedOutput?` (the parsed value, wrapped so a parsed `null` is distinct from no parse). - `_attempt_turn` returns `_AcceptedTurn { turn, text_output }`. - `run` takes the value from `turn.parsed_output ?? accepted.text_output`, or builds it from the turn's media. Exactly one of the three accepted the turn, so the duplicated three-way logic in `run` goes away. `_media_value` still runs in `run`, after the turn is on the record, as its doc requires. | Measure (debug build, `canary`) | before | after | | --- | --- | --- | | Bytes allocated per small LLM call | 13.5 MB | 8.5 MB | | Extra bytes per call from 400 unrelated classes | 6.3 MB | 3.2 MB | (Measured with `llm_call_memory.rs` from BoundaryML#5111. With BoundaryML#5111 the parse model is small, so the saving there is the cost of one parse instead of most of the call.) ## Testing - [x] BAML corpus (`baml-cli test --from crates/baml_tests/baml_src`): 5082 passed, 2 tolerated (the deliberate test-runner tests). This covers the runner's repair re-ask, provider-decoded outputs, and the `image?` / `image[]` media cases. - [x] CI snapshot job (`cargo insta test --test-runner nextest --dnd -p baml_tests -p baml_cli -p baml_pack_host --all-features --unreferenced=reject`): 1615 passed, no snapshot changes. - [x] CI general job: 4971 passed. - [x] `runner.baml` is `baml fmt`-clean. ## Additional Notes No new test asserts the parse count: nothing in the test harness observes how many times SAP runs, and the memory numbers above show the change. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) <!-- CURSOR_SUMMARY --> --- > [!NOTE] > **Medium Risk** > Touches the default agent loop and final output resolution (SAP, provider decode, media), but behavior is covered by the existing BAML corpus and snapshot tests. > > **Overview** > **`ai.Agent` now parses each accepted terminal reply once** instead of running `baml.sap.parse` in `_attempt_turn` for acceptance and again in `run` for the final value. > > `_parses` is replaced by **`_fits_without_text`** (provider-decoded output or turn media vs. needs text; `null` when only text can decide) and **`_parse_text`** (returns a retained `ParsedOutput?`). **`_attempt_turn`** returns **`_AcceptedTurn`** with optional `text_output` from that single parse. **`run`** builds the result from `turn.parsed_output ?? accepted.text_output`, or **`_media_value`** when media satisfied acceptance—removing duplicated three-way branching and the second SAP pass. > > **`_fits_without_text`** keeps media-shaped outputs that have no blocks on the turn on the text-parse path so optional/absent media (`image?`, `image[]`) still work instead of failing early. > > <sup>Reviewed by [Cursor Bugbot](https://cursor.com/bugbot) for commit 080e786. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure [here](https://www.cursor.com/dashboard/bugbot).</sup> <!-- /CURSOR_SUMMARY --> <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved handling of AI responses that contain decoded results, text, or media. Results now use available decoded output first, retain text parsing when needed, and otherwise return the media value. This helps ensure the final result matches the accepted response and avoids repeating text parsing when a parsed value is already available. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…yML#5125) The native corpus was spending ~6.6 seconds registering tests serially, then concurrent compilation contended on one global type-interner mutex. On the same 18-core machine this change reduces the full corpus from **21.32s to 13.63s**, and the same subset without four intentional timeout waits from **11.67s to 3.64s (3.20× faster)**. These controlled runtime measurements used the same 5,098 case identities and outcomes on both sides. Follow-up test consolidation preserves the assertions while moving 32 additional Rust regression cases into native BAML. ## Issue Reference Builds on BoundaryML#5113. ## Changes - Cache the 15 primitive type handles and shard compound interning/eviction across 64 locks. Canonical identity and compound reclamation remain intact. - Move duplicate-registration scans into native code. The equality/suffix predicate is unchanged, and scans read current public arrays and records, including in-place mutations. This removes interpreted per-entry work; the scan remains quadratic overall. - Read package symbols directly where dependency resolution is unnecessary, and skip coherence preparation when a package owns no implementations. A query-event regression checks both avoided work and invalidation when overlapping implementations are added. - Share the runtime I/O table instead of cloning all 89 callback handles per sys-op. A concurrent native→RuntimeIo regression checks results and invocation context isolation. - Upgrade Salsa 0.26.2→0.28.5. Preserve owned query/field APIs with explicit `returns(clone)`, preserve `no_eq`, and replace obsolete unsafe `Update` implementations with owned-value retention markers. The upgrade gives modest memory savings, not the main corpus speedup. - Decode only the requested stdlib optimization variant in each nextest process. Extract the artifact producer and helpers into `baml_test_support`, shared by engine/VM/telemetry test dev-dependencies without depending on the full harness or creating dependency cycles. Stow restricts regular dependency use to the test harness. Ordinary test callers use this path; uncached compiler helpers remain independent parity controls. All-level bytecode/interface parity checks pass. - Consolidate redundant whole-corpus determinism checks while preserving fresh databases, all three optimization-level identity checks, explicit one/four-thread comparisons, and complete linked/program/package bytes. Three fresh corpus compilations now cover serial/parallel equality and repeat determinism. A test-only cache recorder captures the exact package outputs fed to the linker. - Share the fixed 120-turn quiz session across six reporting checks while retaining a second independent generation for determinism. Seed, sampling budget, thresholds, and every compiler verification are unchanged. - Move the already-native type-quiz harness into `baml_cli` so it uses Cargo's prebuilt CLI instead of spawning nested Cargo builds. Preserve snapshot-job CI ownership on musl and Windows. Host/FFI/bytecode tests remain in Rust. - Remove or consolidate **70 compiler/runtime Rust test cases**: 28 duplicates already covered by stronger native assertions, 32 migrated native regression cases, and 10 eliminated through shared setup while retaining assertions. Keep host marshalling, timing, GC, bytecode, diagnostics, and type-shape checks in Rust. Three proposed diagnostic migrations were retained in Rust because native full emission is a different contract. - Reuse filesystem fixtures across grouped glob assertions, eliminating four repeated setups/scans/cleanup calls. The native corpus now contains **5,126 cases**. - Comment out the extra release-mode trace-heap rerun in the normal and shadow workflows, as requested. Its five tests remain in the normal workspace suite. Cycle-tracker `pop()` remains outside `debug_assert_eq!`; `debug_assert_with_mut_call` remains enabled in strict Clippy. - Consolidate SDK wrappers that repeat the same work: C++ keeps one compile-and-run per fixture (five builds instead of ten), Java keeps one compile-and-JUnit invocation (four active invocations instead of eight), and C# checks all three host-callable markers from one consumer execution. Generated SDK compilation, no-test fixtures, runtime assertions, setup guards, and platform isolation are preserved. - Replace millions of generated C# byte literals with a compact Base64 UTF-8 data literal and a checked, exact-size decoder. Repeated clean fixture builds improve **24.01/26.14s → 3.68/3.55s**; runtime registration still verifies the original bytecode fingerprint. The prototype fixture DLL grows from 3.17MB to 4.13MB (Base64 adds ~33% to embedded payload size), with no intermediate managed string and one exact-size decoded byte array. - Compile all four negative C# generic cases against the already-built public fixture/bridge assemblies. Preserve their independent artifacts, one `CS0411` each, and warning rejection; local wall time improves **35.55s → 1.41s**. - Preserve cached C# outputs while generated clients are temporarily missing before codegen. Keep immediate invalidation for changed protobufs/ordinary sources and strict validation after codegen; seven regression checks cover both phases and interrupted generation. Cache hashes and outputs are now published only after successful validation, and the cache namespace advances to v3 so entries published under the previous policy cannot be reused. - Include the packed telemetry test in nextest's one-time host setup on Unix and Windows, avoiding its nested build fallback, and share its packing bytecode cache. Both telemetry e2e tests pass in **9.060s including 7.933s setup**, with the packed case itself **0.873s**; recording-root and telemetry-off assertions are unchanged. - Address review feedback by making both runtime-I/O callbacks rendezvous at a bounded barrier, so the concurrent-context regression requires actual overlap. ## Measurements Measurements use CI's opt-level 1 debug/test builds, `heap_debug`, medium telemetry, warm bytecode caches, and `BAML_NO_DISCOVERY_CACHE=1`. Every timed process ran alone, with no build/test alongside it. Values are medians of three warm runs. This table uses the identical 5,098-case corpus before the later test consolidation/migrations above. | Measurement | Canary baseline | This change | |---|---:|---:| | Full 5,098-case corpus, wall | 21.320 s | 13.630 s (**36% less**) | | Same 5,094-case subset, wall | 11.670 s | 3.642 s (**3.20× faster**) | | In-VM discovery/registration | ~6.6 s | ~0.13 s (**~50× faster**) | | Full-corpus CPU time (user + system) | 49.041 s | 19.859 s (**60% less**) | | Full-corpus system CPU time | 22.747 s | 3.160 s (**86% less**) | | Full-corpus peak RSS | 1.058 GB | 0.812 GB (**23% less**) | The subset uses 5.55 average cores versus 4.19 before. Full-run utilization falls after the change because much less CPU work remains under the unchanged timeout-test tail. The four subset exclusions are `chat_stream_total_timeout_after_delta`, `first_token_timeout_ends_on_tool_input`, `stream_token_timeout_waits_for_first_content`, and `stream_token_timeout_does_not_charge_slow_consumer`; their ~10s, 12s, 3s, and 3s waits remain in the full run. Both versions retain the same two expected tolerated failures. Additional isolated results: - Whole-corpus emission/link oracles: **33.393→12.725s** serial, retaining all comparisons. - Quiz fixed-session checks: **7.488→3.836s**, CPU **28.785→3.950s (86% less)**; the seven assertions now share one native test. - Eight host tests at missed prefix-helper call sites: **8.662→7.284s** serial. Actual runtime compilation/session calls under test are unchanged. - Salsa alone: honest parallel `baml check` peak RSS **1.102→1.053GB**; wall **0.584→0.542s**. A 100-call fresh `reflect.Package.compile` probe was neutral (**0.985→0.990s**), so no runtime-compile speedup is attributed to Salsa. - Shared I/O table: a 16-task/1.6M-`env.get` probe improves **2.179→1.932s** (11% less wall, ~16% less CPU); no separate mixed-corpus gain is claimed. - After all migrations/consolidation, the larger **5,126-case** corpus passes three serial runs with **13.795s median wall**, including the intentional timeout tail and the same two expected tolerated failures. This is a final validation measurement, separate from the identical-case before/after table. ## CI observations All comparison jobs used `blacksmith-16vcpu-ubuntu-2404`. These are observed runs, not controlled cache-independent benchmarks. - Native corpus: **56.446s → 34.058s (40% less)** against the immediate canary base. Compiler test execution: **150.611s → 121.131s (20% less)**. Whole compiler job: **5m15s → 5m12s**, because build time offsets the faster tests. - Linux general job before this PR: **7m49s**; first PR run **9m41s**; empty-commit rerun **8m57s** (96.57% sccache hits); after removing the extra release build **5m17s**, **32% less than the canary baseline**. The removed step alone took 4m10s on the warm rerun and ran five already-covered tests in 0.00s after compiling. - The CI timings above precede the final helper/test cleanup. A local serial four-case host-inference probe improves **1.332s → 0.844s** through the independent prefix helper, preserving all host argument assertions. This is a narrow single-run comparison, not a whole-job prediction. The final local general suite passed in **23.774s**, versus **55.310s** before this follow-up (**57% less observed wall time**), with 26 fewer Rust cases and the remaining host checks using the shared prefix. The subsequent `3bbf9bbbf` CI run validates the shared-helper cleanup: general workspace **4,956 passed in 25.410s**, with a **4m04s** total Linux job. Compiler/CLI **1,578 passed in 121.067s**; the larger native corpus took **55.979s** in that concurrent run, so the earlier native-corpus CI gain is not reproduced consistently. The controlled local corpus measurements above remain isolated comparisons. The subsequent SDK consolidation run (`59e0e724bd`, run 37115017183) reduces C++ test execution **204.703s → 109.409s** and whole-job time **5m51s → 4m12s**, with near-identical setup time. Java execution improves **55.734s → 47.792s**, while the whole job is nearly unchanged (**2m47s → 2m44s**). C# remained **8m02s** (369.927s nextest including 267.105s setup), confirming that host-callable consolidation alone does not address its compile bottleneck. The C# follow-up (`446e9a77a`, run 37116005075) passed all 15 enabled SDK tests and cut the whole job from **8m02s to 2m26s (70% less, 3.3× faster)**. Both runs invalidated their cached MSBuild outputs before compiling, so this result does not depend on a warmer C# build cache. [Optimized C# job](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37116005075/job/111182912137). | C# CI phase | Before | After | |---|---:|---:| | Fixture solution compilation | 209.68s | 14.62s | | Documentation consumer compilation | 36.97s | 1.45s | | Nextest setup | 267.105s | 34.952s | | Four negative generic cases | 98.385s | 1.469s | | Trimmed dynamic-values publish + execution | 102.821s | 6.757s | | Nextest, including setup | 369.927s | 41.710s | | Whole SDK job | 482s | 146s | The carrier change also accelerates trimmed publishing; no separate publish-reuse shortcut was needed. Sources: [C++](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37115017183/job/111180182090), [Java](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37115017183/job/111180182069), [C#](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37115017183/job/111180182078). Sources: [canary Linux job](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37107917110/job/111160009618), [warm rerun](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37111924775/job/111171474280), [CI without the extra release build](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37112551862/job/111173271338), [warm compiler job](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37111924775/job/111171474480). Binary-size warnings predate this PR: the original canary base already reported both violations. This PR reduces the packed program from **38,462,040 to 37,895,376 bytes** and compressed WASM from **7,404,042 to 7,306,935 bytes**; size baselines are unchanged. Sources: [canary base size report](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37107917110/job/111161585660), [current PR run](https://github.com/BoundaryML/baml/actions/runs/37116005075). The other SDK carriers were audited. Rust already includes a binary resource; Java/Go/TypeScript/Python/Swift use compressed payloads, and Ruby reads a binary file. A C++ compressed-carrier experiment reduced generated source size but showed no material isolated compile gain (three-run median **0.878s → 0.854s**), so it was discarded. ## Testing - Final general workspace suite: **4,956 passed**, 16 skipped, **23.774s**. The strengthened callback barrier passed. - Compiler/CLI suites: **1,578 cases passed across validation runs**, including type quiz (**86.973s**). After recording two new warning snapshots for migrated fixtures, the final snapshot check passed all **1,577 other cases**, with no unreferenced snapshots. Existing golden files are unchanged by this cleanup. - All three prefix optimization levels remain byte-identical to independent uncached compilation; user-file and whole-project diagnostics match. - Final complete native corpus: **5,126/5,126 expected outcomes**, repeated three times. - New native migrations and grouped glob fixtures: **58/58 targeted cases passed**, including additional existing cases matched by the broad glob filter. - C# follow-up: **45/45 generator tests**, **15/15 enabled native SDK tests** (including trimmed dynamic-value execution), **259 .NET decoder edge cases**, and seven cache invalidation/recovery regressions passed. The existing ignored cancellation test remains ignored. Full SDK validation took **16.341s including 10.369s setup** locally; this validation run is separate from the controlled clean-fixture compile measurements above. - SDK consolidation: **14/14 selected checks passed locally**, covering all five C++ fixtures, four enabled Java fixtures, setup/manifest guards, and the C# consumer with all three marker assertions. SDK parity ratchet also passed. - Full `prek` passed: Rust formatting, dependency policy, manifest/Markdown validation, and strict workspace Clippy (`--workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings`). ## Reproduction Reproduce native-corpus builds from `baml_language/`: ```sh CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_OPT_LEVEL=1 CARGO_PROFILE_TEST_OPT_LEVEL=1 \ cargo nextest run -p baml_cli --test baml_corpus --all-features \ --features baml_tests/heap_debug --no-run ``` Run the resulting `target/debug/baml-cli -v test --from crates/baml_tests/baml_src` with `BAML_CLI_ALLOW_DIRECT=1`, `BAML_AGENT_SKILL_CHECK=off`, `BAML_TELEMETRY=medium`, `BAML_NO_DISCOVERY_CACHE=1`, an isolated `BAML_HOME` with automatic update checks disabled, and an explicit shared `BAML_CACHE_DIR` outside the source tree. Warm once before timing; use `-x` for each full timeout-test name above to reproduce the subset. CPU/RSS were collected per process with `wait4`; elapsed time with a monotonic clock. Baseline is canary `490f6f55bef63c0d85bba97edc6aa1084a716d96`, pulled after BoundaryML#5113 merged, following `cargo clean` and removal of `.baml`. ## PR Checklist - [x] Read the contributing guidelines; used nextest as required by the current testing instructions. - [x] Reviewed the changes and added regression coverage for identity, invalidation, registration mutation and concurrent callback contexts. - [x] Rust/BAML formatting and strict Clippy pass. - [x] Recorded benchmark methodology, results and limitations above. Screenshots are not applicable. <!-- CURSOR_SUMMARY --> --- > [!NOTE] > **High Risk** > A workspace-wide Salsa upgrade touches incremental compilation across HIR/TIR/MIR/LSP, and C# cache logic changes when stale MSBuild outputs are invalidated versus preserved around codegen. > > **Overview** > Upgrades the compiler stack from **Salsa 0.26 to 0.28.5**, replacing manual `salsa::Update` hooks with `SalsaValue` / explicit `#[returns(clone)]` on inputs, interned ids, and tracked queries so memoization behavior stays explicit under the new API. > > Introduces **`baml_test_support`** with per–opt-level embedded stdlib prefixes and moves many engine, VM, telemetry, and LSP tests off `baml_db::testing` / `baml_tests` so they can share fast compile helpers without pulling the full harness. **`type_quiz`** now runs from `baml_cli` via `CARGO_BIN_EXE_baml-cli`, and CI excludes it from the main nextest lanes (snapshot job ownership). **`RuntimeIoAdapter`** holds a shared `Arc<SysOps>` instead of cloning every callback per adapter construction. > > **C# MSBuild cache** bumps to `csharp-msbuild-v3`, adds `restore-before-codegen` (defer missing generated fixture clients until after codegen, then strict `restore`), records/saves manifests only on **success**, and ships Python unit tests for the two-phase behavior. Workflows also drop the extra release `trace_heap` job and wire packed telemetry e2e through the `baml-pack-host` nextest setup. > > Smaller product/test changes: native **`_test_name_count` / `_testset_name_count`** for mutable registration suffixes, **`package_items`** instead of full resolution context in file checking, coherence short-circuit when a package has no impls, and additional **BAML corpus** cases migrated from Rust (compiler positives, future combinators, generics). > > <sup>Reviewed by [Cursor Bugbot](https://cursor.com/bugbot) for commit 62f39b4. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure [here](https://www.cursor.com/dashboard/bugbot).</sup> <!-- /CURSOR_SUMMARY -->
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No issue filed. Found by heap-profiling an LLM call after #5111 (now merged).
This branch also carries #5119 ("Run schema-aligned parsing as VM natives"), which was merged into it: SAP as
$rust_functionnatives, the shared definition reader, the@skipfix, and the parse memory guards. See #5119 for its description and measurements.Changes
After #5111, one small LLM call still allocated 3.4 MB, and each prompt message added 1.56 MB (debug build). A heap profile (dhat) put 77% of it in runtime
matchtype tests (IsType/NarrowBind→value_matches_template→normalize::is_subtype):openai.internal._prune_nulls(and the Bedrock copy) runs once per node of the request JSON and testsmap<string, baml.json.json>, thenbaml.json.json[].sub == supfast path). A miss is not:heads_definitely_differdecided only same-variant nominal pairs, so a string or a list tested againstmap<string, json>canonicalized both sides and expanded the recursivejsonalias through the μ automaton: about 187 KB per string, 377 KB per list.Two fixes:
baml_type/src/normalize.rs).heads_definitely_differand its interned twin now also return true when both heads have aCategoryand the categories differ, so all five entry points (is_subtype/equivalent, the interned free functions,InternedCanonicalCache) reject those pairs before canonicalizing. Heads that canonicalization can rewrite or that a context-driven rule relates across kinds — alias, union, projection, interface, type variable, inference variable,unknown,never, error — have no category and are never refuted. A literal and its base, and an enum variant and its enum, share a category. This follows TYPE_SYSTEM.md §Concrete Types (no concrete type is a subtype of another); interface membership, associated types, and type variables stay with the full algebra. TheTyand interned category tables come from onemacro_rules!table.baml_compiler2_mir/src/lower.rs). MIR already emits a coarseIsTypeTagwhen the scrutinee's static type proves it suffices (parametric_arm_tag_sufficient), and ajsonparameter is already unfolded to… | json[] | map<string, json>. But alet x: Tarm tests a snapshot of the scrutinee, and the guard compared against the match local only, so the shortcut never fired for narrowing arms.MatchScrutineenow records snapshot copies, and both the container-arm gate and the switch gate ask whether the tested local holds the scrutinee. An element-specific arm (let xs: int[]on ajsonscrutinee) stays structural.Testing
baml_typeunit tests: an oracle over a 37-kind corpus (everyTyvariant, plus facts that make the interface, type-variable, projection, and recursive-alias rules fire) checks thatis_subtypeandequivalentgive the canonical relation's verdict for every pair, on the plain and the interned paths. Cost tests count the context'salias_deflookups and assert that cross-category pairs never ask for one (they failed before the change). A test pins that rewritable and context-driven kinds are not refuted.json_container_arms_test_only_the_runtime_tag(failed before) andjson_scrutinee_keeps_element_specific_arms_structural.ns_json_alias/json_alias.baml: every json kind reaches its own arm, and a recursive null-pruning function over nested json gives the right result.llm_call_memory.rscall_cost_does_not_grow_with_conversation_lengthcompares a 1-message and a 21-message prompt and bounds the bytes per extra message at 128 KiB (it failed at 1,559,878). The per-call bound drops from 8 MiB to 2 MiB.baml_corpus,pack_e2e,type_quiz) stopped only at the local agent-skill check and pass withBAML_AGENT_SKILL_CHECK=off(14 of 14, includingtype_quiz_conformanceand the new corpus tests). No snapshot changed.cargo clippyon the changed crates is clean.Additional Notes
NormalTy<TypeHead>(no GC head walk) built from facts that runtime impl registration can change.let j: json = xswithxs: int[]is a type error, so a list in ajsonslot is stampedjson[].🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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Changes type subtyping fast paths and MIR match lowering (soundness-sensitive) plus the SAP/LLM parse pipeline; broad test and allocation guards reduce regression risk.
Overview
Cuts LLM-call allocation by fixing two hot paths and moving schema-aligned parsing (SAP) onto the VM.
Type tests on
json: Failed runtimematchchecks used to canonicalize the recursivejsonalias on every miss (e.g. when pruning request JSON).heads_definitely_differnow rejects cross-category pairs before canonicalization. MIRMatchScrutineetracks narrowing-arm snapshots sojson[]/map<string, json>arms can use coarse LIST/MAP tag tests when the scrutinee is staticallyjson, while arms likeint[]stay structural.SAP: Internal SAP entry points are
$rust_functionVM natives (not sys ops). Parsing builds a model from declarations the target reaches, writes results directly on the heap (no external value tree), and fills@skipfields with type empty values. Definition extraction is centralized inbex_vm::definitions.Tests: Corpus and MIR coverage for json container matching; SAP skip-field behavior;
llm_call_memorybounds per-call bytes, per-message growth, large/streamed parses, and types only referenced by skipped fields.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit 3691a2f. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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