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// hak_wrappers.inc.h — malloc/free/calloc/realloc wrappers (LD_PRELOAD-aware)
#ifndef HAK_WRAPPERS_INC_H
#define HAK_WRAPPERS_INC_H
#ifdef HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC_BUILD
// Sanitizer/diagnostic builds: bypass hakmem allocator completely.
void* malloc(size_t size) {
extern void* __libc_malloc(size_t);
return __libc_malloc(size);
}
void free(void* ptr) {
if (!ptr) return;
extern void __libc_free(void*);
__libc_free(ptr);
}
void* calloc(size_t nmemb, size_t size) {
extern void* __libc_calloc(size_t, size_t);
return __libc_calloc(nmemb, size);
}
void* realloc(void* ptr, size_t size) {
extern void* __libc_realloc(void*, size_t);
return __libc_realloc(ptr, size);
}
#else
#include "../ptr_trace.h" // Debug: pointer trace immediate dump on libc fallback
#include "front_gate_classifier.h" // Box FG: pointer classification (header/reg)
#include "../hakmem_pool.h" // Mid registry lookup (failsafe for headerless Mid)
Add Tiny Alloc Gatekeeper Box for unified malloc entry point Core Changes: - New file: core/box/tiny_alloc_gate_box.h * Thin wrapper around malloc_tiny_fast() with diagnostic hooks * TinyAllocGateContext structure for size/class_idx/user/base/bridge information * tiny_alloc_gate_diag_enabled() - ENV-controlled diagnostic mode * tiny_alloc_gate_validate() - Validates class_idx/header/meta consistency * tiny_alloc_gate_fast() - Main gatekeeper function * Zero performance impact when diagnostics disabled - Modified: core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h * Added #include "tiny_alloc_gate_box.h" (line 35) * Integrated gatekeeper into malloc wrapper (lines 198-200) * Diagnostic mode via HAKMEM_TINY_ALLOC_GATE_DIAG env var Design Rationale: - Complements Free Gatekeeper Box: Together they provide entry/exit hooks - Validates allocation consistency at malloc time - Enables Bridge + BASE/USER conversion validation in debug mode - Maintains backward compatibility: existing behavior unchanged Validation Features: - tiny_ptr_bridge_classify_raw() - Verifies Superslab/Slab/meta lookup - Header vs meta class consistency check (rate-limited, 8 msgs max) - class_idx validation via hak_tiny_size_to_class() - All validation logged but non-blocking (observation points for Guard) Testing: - All smoke tests pass (10M malloc/free cycles, pool TLS, real programs) - Diagnostic mode validated with HAKMEM_TINY_ALLOC_GATE_DIAG=1 - No regressions in existing functionality - Verified via Task agent (PASS verdict) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-04 12:06:14 +09:00
#include "../front/malloc_tiny_fast.h" // Phase 26: Front Gate Unification (Tiny fast alloc)
#include "tiny_alloc_gate_box.h" // Tiny Alloc Gatekeeper Box (BASE/USER+Bridge 入口)
Phase 4-Step3: Add Front Config Box (+2.7-4.9% dead code elimination) Implement compile-time configuration system for dead code elimination in Tiny allocation hot paths. The Config Box provides dual-mode configuration: - Normal mode: Runtime ENV checks (backward compatible, flexible) - PGO mode: Compile-time constants (dead code elimination, performance) PERFORMANCE: - Baseline (runtime config): 50.32 M ops/s (avg of 5 runs) - Config Box (PGO mode): 52.77 M ops/s (avg of 5 runs) - Improvement: +2.45 M ops/s (+4.87% with outlier, +2.72% without) - Target: +5-8% (partially achieved) IMPLEMENTATION: 1. core/box/tiny_front_config_box.h (NEW): - Defines TINY_FRONT_*_ENABLED macros for all config checks - PGO mode (#if HAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO): Macros expand to constants (0/1) - Normal mode (#else): Macros expand to function calls - Functions remain in their original locations (no code duplication) 2. core/hakmem_build_flags.h: - Added HAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO build flag (default: 0, off) - Documentation: Usage with make EXTRA_CFLAGS="-DHAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO=1" 3. core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: - Replaced front_gate_unified_enabled() with TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED - 2 call sites updated (malloc and free fast paths) - Added config box include EXPECTED DEAD CODE ELIMINATION (PGO mode): if (TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED) { ... } → if (1) { ... } // Constant, always true → Compiler optimizes away the branch, keeps body SCOPE: Currently only front_gate_unified_enabled() is replaced (2 call sites). To achieve full +5-8% target, expand to other config checks: - ultra_slim_mode_enabled() - tiny_heap_v2_enabled() - sfc_cascade_enabled() - tiny_fastcache_enabled() - tiny_metrics_enabled() - tiny_diag_enabled() BUILD USAGE: Normal mode (runtime config, default): make bench_random_mixed_hakmem PGO mode (compile-time config, dead code elimination): make EXTRA_CFLAGS="-DHAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO=1" bench_random_mixed_hakmem BOX PATTERN COMPLIANCE: ✅ Single Responsibility: Configuration management ONLY ✅ Clear Contract: Dual-mode (PGO = constants, Normal = runtime) ✅ Observable: Config report function (debug builds) ✅ Safe: Backward compatible (default is normal mode) ✅ Testable: Easy A/B comparison (PGO vs normal builds) WHY +2.7-4.9% (below +5-8% target)? - Limited scope: Only 2 call sites for 1 config function replaced - Lazy init overhead: front_gate_unified_enabled() cached after first call - Need to expand to more config checks for full benefit NEXT STEPS: - Expand config macro usage to other functions (optional) - OR proceed with PGO re-enablement (Final polish) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-29 12:18:37 +09:00
#include "tiny_front_config_box.h" // Phase 4-Step3: Compile-time config for dead code elimination
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
#include "wrapper_env_box.h" // Wrapper env cache (step trace / LD safe / free trace)
#include "../hakmem_internal.h" // AllocHeader helpers for diagnostics
#include "../hakmem_super_registry.h" // Superslab lookup for diagnostics
#include "../superslab/superslab_inline.h" // slab_index_for, capacity
#include <sys/mman.h> // mincore for safe mapping checks
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
#include <unistd.h> // write for diagnostics
#include <string.h> // strlen for diagnostics
// malloc wrapper - intercepts system malloc() calls
__thread uint64_t g_malloc_total_calls = 0;
__thread uint64_t g_malloc_tiny_size_match = 0;
__thread uint64_t g_malloc_fast_path_tried = 0;
__thread uint64_t g_malloc_fast_path_null = 0;
__thread uint64_t g_malloc_slow_path = 0;
extern __thread TinyTLSSLL g_tls_sll[TINY_NUM_CLASSES];
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
// CRITICAL FIX (BUG #10): Use cached g_jemalloc_loaded instead of calling hak_jemalloc_loaded()
// The function call version triggers infinite recursion: malloc → hak_jemalloc_loaded → dlopen → malloc
extern int g_jemalloc_loaded; // Cached during hak_init_impl(), defined in hakmem.c
Fix #16: Resolve double BASE→USER conversion causing header corruption 🎯 ROOT CAUSE: Internal allocation helpers were prematurely converting BASE → USER pointers before returning to caller. The caller then applied HAK_RET_ALLOC/tiny_region_id_write_header which performed ANOTHER BASE→USER conversion, resulting in double offset (BASE+2) and header written at wrong location. 📦 BOX THEORY SOLUTION: Establish clean pointer conversion boundary at tiny_region_id_write_header, making it the single source of truth for BASE → USER conversion. 🔧 CHANGES: - Fix #16: Remove premature BASE→USER conversions (6 locations) * core/tiny_alloc_fast.inc.h (3 fixes) * core/hakmem_tiny_refill.inc.h (2 fixes) * core/hakmem_tiny_fastcache.inc.h (1 fix) - Fix #12: Add header validation in tls_sll_pop (detect corruption) - Fix #14: Defense-in-depth header restoration in tls_sll_splice - Fix #15: USER pointer detection (for debugging) - Fix #13: Bump window header restoration - Fix #2, #6, #7, #8: Various header restoration & NULL termination 🧪 TEST RESULTS: 100% SUCCESS - 10K-500K iterations: All passed - 8 seeds × 100K: All passed (42,123,456,789,999,314,271,161) - Performance: ~630K ops/s average (stable) - Header corruption: ZERO 📋 FIXES SUMMARY: Fix #1-8: Initial header restoration & chain fixes (chatgpt-san) Fix #9-10: USER pointer auto-fix (later disabled) Fix #12: Validation system (caught corruption at call 14209) Fix #13: Bump window header writes Fix #14: Splice defense-in-depth Fix #15: USER pointer detection (debugging tool) Fix #16: Double conversion fix (FINAL SOLUTION) ✅ 🎓 LESSONS LEARNED: 1. Validation catches bugs early (Fix #12 was critical) 2. Class-specific inline logging reveals patterns (Option C) 3. Box Theory provides clean architectural boundaries 4. Multiple investigation approaches (Task/chatgpt-san collaboration) 📄 DOCUMENTATION: - P0_BUG_STATUS.md: Complete bug tracking timeline - C2_CORRUPTION_ROOT_CAUSE_FINAL.md: Detailed root cause analysis - FINAL_ANALYSIS_C2_CORRUPTION.md: Investigation methodology 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Task Agent <task@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-11-12 10:33:57 +09:00
// Global malloc call counter for debugging (exposed for validation code)
// Defined here, accessed from tls_sll_box.h for corruption detection
_Atomic uint64_t malloc_count = 0;
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
// Lightweight fallback diagnostics (enabled with HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG=1)
typedef enum {
FB_INIT_WAIT_FAIL = 0,
FB_INIT_LD_WAIT_FAIL,
FB_FORCE_LIBC,
FB_LD_SAFE,
FB_JEMALLOC_BLOCK,
FB_LOCKDEPTH,
FB_NOT_OWNED,
FB_OTHER,
FB_REASON_COUNT
} wrapper_fb_reason_t;
static _Atomic uint64_t g_fb_counts[FB_REASON_COUNT];
static _Atomic int g_fb_log_count[FB_REASON_COUNT];
static inline void wrapper_record_fallback(wrapper_fb_reason_t reason, const char* msg) {
atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&g_fb_counts[reason], 1, memory_order_relaxed);
const wrapper_env_cfg_t* wcfg = wrapper_env_cfg();
if (__builtin_expect(wcfg->wrap_diag, 0)) {
int n = atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&g_fb_log_count[reason], 1, memory_order_relaxed);
if (n < 4 && msg) {
write(2, msg, strlen(msg));
}
}
}
void* malloc(size_t size) {
#ifndef NDEBUG
Add Box I (Integrity), Box E (Expansion), and comprehensive P0 debugging infrastructure ## Major Additions ### 1. Box I: Integrity Verification System (NEW - 703 lines) - Files: core/box/integrity_box.h (267 lines), core/box/integrity_box.c (436 lines) - Purpose: Unified integrity checking across all HAKMEM subsystems - Features: * 4-level integrity checking (0-4, compile-time controlled) * Priority 1: TLS array bounds validation * Priority 2: Freelist pointer validation * Priority 3: TLS canary monitoring * Priority ALPHA: Slab metadata invariant checking (5 invariants) * Atomic statistics tracking (thread-safe) * Beautiful BOX_BOUNDARY design pattern ### 2. Box E: SuperSlab Expansion System (COMPLETE) - Files: core/box/superslab_expansion_box.h, core/box/superslab_expansion_box.c - Purpose: Safe SuperSlab expansion with TLS state guarantee - Features: * Immediate slab 0 binding after expansion * TLS state snapshot and restoration * Design by Contract (pre/post-conditions, invariants) * Thread-safe with mutex protection ### 3. Comprehensive Integrity Checking System - File: core/hakmem_tiny_integrity.h (NEW) - Unified validation functions for all allocator subsystems - Uninitialized memory pattern detection (0xa2, 0xcc, 0xdd, 0xfe) - Pointer range validation (null-page, kernel-space) ### 4. P0 Bug Investigation - Root Cause Identified **Bug**: SEGV at iteration 28440 (deterministic with seed 42) **Pattern**: 0xa2a2a2a2a2a2a2a2 (uninitialized/ASan poisoning) **Location**: TLS SLL (Single-Linked List) cache layer **Root Cause**: Race condition or use-after-free in TLS list management (class 0) **Detection**: Box I successfully caught invalid pointer at exact crash point ### 5. Defensive Improvements - Defensive memset in SuperSlab allocation (all metadata arrays) - Enhanced pointer validation with pattern detection - BOX_BOUNDARY markers throughout codebase (beautiful modular design) - 5 metadata invariant checks in allocation/free/refill paths ## Integration Points - Modified 13 files with Box I/E integration - Added 10+ BOX_BOUNDARY markers - 5 critical integrity check points in P0 refill path ## Test Results (100K iterations) - Baseline: 7.22M ops/s - Hotpath ON: 8.98M ops/s (+24% improvement ✓) - P0 Bug: Still crashes at 28440 iterations (TLS SLL race condition) - Root cause: Identified but not yet fixed (requires deeper investigation) ## Performance - Box I overhead: Zero in release builds (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=0) - Debug builds: Full validation enabled (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=4) - Beautiful modular design maintains clean separation of concerns ## Known Issues - P0 Bug at 28440 iterations: Race condition in TLS SLL cache (class 0) - Cause: Use-after-free or race in remote free draining - Next step: Valgrind investigation to pinpoint exact corruption location ## Code Quality - Total new code: ~1400 lines (Box I + Box E + integrity system) - Design: Beautiful Box Theory with clear boundaries - Modularity: Complete separation of concerns - Documentation: Comprehensive inline comments and BOX_BOUNDARY markers 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-12 02:45:00 +09:00
uint64_t count = atomic_fetch_add(&malloc_count, 1);
#endif
WIP: Add TLS SLL validation and SuperSlab registry fallback ChatGPT's diagnostic changes to address TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET issue. Current status: Partial mitigation, but root cause remains. Changes Applied: 1. SuperSlab Registry Fallback (hakmem_super_registry.h) - Added legacy table probe when hash map lookup misses - Prevents NULL returns for valid SuperSlabs during initialization - Status: ✅ Works but may hide underlying registration issues 2. TLS SLL Push Validation (tls_sll_box.h) - Reject push if SuperSlab lookup returns NULL - Reject push if class_idx mismatch detected - Added [TLS_SLL_PUSH_NO_SS] diagnostic message - Status: ✅ Prevents list corruption (defensive) 3. SuperSlab Allocation Class Fix (superslab_allocate.c) - Pass actual class_idx to sp_internal_allocate_superslab - Prevents dummy class=8 causing OOB access - Status: ✅ Root cause fix for allocation path 4. Debug Output Additions - First 256 push/pop operations traced - First 4 mismatches logged with details - SuperSlab registration state logged - Status: ✅ Diagnostic tool (not a fix) 5. TLS Hint Box Removed - Deleted ss_tls_hint_box.{c,h} (Phase 1 optimization) - Simplified to focus on stability first - Status: ⏳ Can be re-added after root cause fixed Current Problem (REMAINS UNSOLVED): - [TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET] still occurs after ~60 seconds of sh8bench - Pointer is 16 bytes offset from expected (class 1 → class 2 boundary) - hak_super_lookup returns NULL for that pointer - Suggests: Use-After-Free, Double-Free, or pointer arithmetic error Root Cause Analysis: - Pattern: Pointer offset by +16 (one class 1 stride) - Timing: Cumulative problem (appears after 60s, not immediately) - Location: Header corruption detected during TLS SLL pop Remaining Issues: ⚠️ Registry fallback is defensive (may hide registration bugs) ⚠️ Push validation prevents symptoms but not root cause ⚠️ 16-byte pointer offset source unidentified Next Steps for Investigation: 1. Full pointer arithmetic audit (Magazine ⇔ TLS SLL paths) 2. Enhanced logging at HDR_RESET point: - Expected vs actual pointer value - Pointer provenance (where it came from) - Allocation trace for that block 3. Verify Headerless flag is OFF throughout build 4. Check for double-offset application in conversions Technical Assessment: - 60% root cause fixes (allocation class, validation) - 40% defensive mitigation (registry fallback, push rejection) Performance Impact: - Registry fallback: +10-30 cycles on cold path (negligible) - Push validation: +5-10 cycles per push (acceptable) - Overall: < 2% performance impact estimated Related Issues: - Phase 1 TLS Hint Box removed temporarily - Phase 2 Headerless blocked until stability achieved 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-03 20:42:28 +09:00
static _Atomic int g_wrap_malloc_trace_count = 0;
if (atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&g_wrap_malloc_trace_count, 1, memory_order_relaxed) < 256) {
HAK_TRACE("[wrap_malloc_enter]\n");
}
// NDEBUG: malloc_count increment disabled - removes 27.55% bottleneck
Add Box I (Integrity), Box E (Expansion), and comprehensive P0 debugging infrastructure ## Major Additions ### 1. Box I: Integrity Verification System (NEW - 703 lines) - Files: core/box/integrity_box.h (267 lines), core/box/integrity_box.c (436 lines) - Purpose: Unified integrity checking across all HAKMEM subsystems - Features: * 4-level integrity checking (0-4, compile-time controlled) * Priority 1: TLS array bounds validation * Priority 2: Freelist pointer validation * Priority 3: TLS canary monitoring * Priority ALPHA: Slab metadata invariant checking (5 invariants) * Atomic statistics tracking (thread-safe) * Beautiful BOX_BOUNDARY design pattern ### 2. Box E: SuperSlab Expansion System (COMPLETE) - Files: core/box/superslab_expansion_box.h, core/box/superslab_expansion_box.c - Purpose: Safe SuperSlab expansion with TLS state guarantee - Features: * Immediate slab 0 binding after expansion * TLS state snapshot and restoration * Design by Contract (pre/post-conditions, invariants) * Thread-safe with mutex protection ### 3. Comprehensive Integrity Checking System - File: core/hakmem_tiny_integrity.h (NEW) - Unified validation functions for all allocator subsystems - Uninitialized memory pattern detection (0xa2, 0xcc, 0xdd, 0xfe) - Pointer range validation (null-page, kernel-space) ### 4. P0 Bug Investigation - Root Cause Identified **Bug**: SEGV at iteration 28440 (deterministic with seed 42) **Pattern**: 0xa2a2a2a2a2a2a2a2 (uninitialized/ASan poisoning) **Location**: TLS SLL (Single-Linked List) cache layer **Root Cause**: Race condition or use-after-free in TLS list management (class 0) **Detection**: Box I successfully caught invalid pointer at exact crash point ### 5. Defensive Improvements - Defensive memset in SuperSlab allocation (all metadata arrays) - Enhanced pointer validation with pattern detection - BOX_BOUNDARY markers throughout codebase (beautiful modular design) - 5 metadata invariant checks in allocation/free/refill paths ## Integration Points - Modified 13 files with Box I/E integration - Added 10+ BOX_BOUNDARY markers - 5 critical integrity check points in P0 refill path ## Test Results (100K iterations) - Baseline: 7.22M ops/s - Hotpath ON: 8.98M ops/s (+24% improvement ✓) - P0 Bug: Still crashes at 28440 iterations (TLS SLL race condition) - Root cause: Identified but not yet fixed (requires deeper investigation) ## Performance - Box I overhead: Zero in release builds (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=0) - Debug builds: Full validation enabled (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=4) - Beautiful modular design maintains clean separation of concerns ## Known Issues - P0 Bug at 28440 iterations: Race condition in TLS SLL cache (class 0) - Cause: Use-after-free or race in remote free draining - Next step: Valgrind investigation to pinpoint exact corruption location ## Code Quality - Total new code: ~1400 lines (Box I + Box E + integrity system) - Design: Beautiful Box Theory with clear boundaries - Modularity: Complete separation of concerns - Documentation: Comprehensive inline comments and BOX_BOUNDARY markers 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-12 02:45:00 +09:00
Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode - Structural bottleneck analysis (+4.5% ceiling) ## Summary Implemented BenchFast mode to measure HAKMEM's structural performance ceiling by removing ALL safety costs. Result: +4.5% improvement reveals safety mechanisms are NOT the bottleneck - 95% of the performance gap is structural. ## Critical Discovery: Safety Costs ≠ Bottleneck **BenchFast Performance** (500K iterations, 256B fixed-size): - Baseline (normal): 54.4M ops/s (53.3% of System malloc) - BenchFast (no safety): 56.9M ops/s (55.7% of System malloc) **+4.5%** - System malloc: 102.1M ops/s (100%) **Key Finding**: Removing classify_ptr, Pool/Mid routing, registry, mincore, and ExternalGuard yields only +4.5% improvement. This proves these safety mechanisms account for <5% of total overhead. **Real Bottleneck** (estimated 75% of overhead): - SuperSlab metadata access (~35% CPU) - TLS SLL pointer chasing (~25% CPU) - Refill + carving logic (~15% CPU) ## Implementation Details **BenchFast Bypass Strategy**: - Alloc: size → class_idx → TLS SLL pop → write header (6-8 instructions) - Free: read header → BASE pointer → TLS SLL push (3-5 instructions) - Bypasses: classify_ptr, Pool/Mid routing, registry, mincore, refill **Recursion Fix** (User's "C案" - Prealloc Pool): 1. bench_fast_init() pre-allocates 50K blocks per class using normal path 2. bench_fast_init_in_progress guard prevents BenchFast during init 3. bench_fast_alloc() pop-only (NO REFILL) during benchmark **Files**: - core/box/bench_fast_box.{h,c}: Ultra-minimal alloc/free + prealloc pool - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: malloc wrapper with init guard check - Makefile: bench_fast_box.o integration - CURRENT_TASK.md: Phase 20-2 results documentation **Activation**: export HAKMEM_BENCH_FAST_MODE=1 ./bench_fixed_size_hakmem 500000 256 128 ## Implications for Future Work **Incremental Optimization Ceiling Confirmed**: - Phase 9-11 lesson reinforced: symptom relief ≠ root cause fix - Safety costs: 4.5% (removable via BenchFast) - Structural bottleneck: 95.5% (requires Phase 12 redesign) **Phase 12 Shared SuperSlab Pool Priority**: - 877 SuperSlab → 100-200 (reduce metadata footprint) - Dynamic slab sharing (mimalloc-style) - Expected: 70-90M ops/s (70-90% of System malloc) **Bottleneck Breakdown**: | Component | CPU Time | BenchFast Removed? | |------------------------|----------|-------------------| | SuperSlab metadata | ~35% | ❌ Structural | | TLS SLL pointer chase | ~25% | ❌ Structural | | Refill + carving | ~15% | ❌ Structural | | classify_ptr/registry | ~10% | ✅ Removed | | Pool/Mid routing | ~5% | ✅ Removed | | mincore/guards | ~5% | ✅ Removed | **Conclusion**: Structural bottleneck (75%) >> Safety costs (20%) ## Phase 20 Complete - Phase 20-1: SS-HotPrewarm (+3.3% from cache warming) - Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode (proved safety costs = 4.5%) - **Total Phase 20 improvement**: +7.8% (Phase 19 baseline → BenchFast) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-16 06:36:02 +09:00
// Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode (structural ceiling measurement)
// WARNING: Bypasses ALL safety checks - benchmark only!
// IMPORTANT: Do NOT use BenchFast during preallocation/init to avoid recursion.
// Phase 8-TLS-Fix: Use atomic_load for cross-thread safety
if (__builtin_expect(!atomic_load(&g_bench_fast_init_in_progress) && bench_fast_enabled(), 0)) {
Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode - Structural bottleneck analysis (+4.5% ceiling) ## Summary Implemented BenchFast mode to measure HAKMEM's structural performance ceiling by removing ALL safety costs. Result: +4.5% improvement reveals safety mechanisms are NOT the bottleneck - 95% of the performance gap is structural. ## Critical Discovery: Safety Costs ≠ Bottleneck **BenchFast Performance** (500K iterations, 256B fixed-size): - Baseline (normal): 54.4M ops/s (53.3% of System malloc) - BenchFast (no safety): 56.9M ops/s (55.7% of System malloc) **+4.5%** - System malloc: 102.1M ops/s (100%) **Key Finding**: Removing classify_ptr, Pool/Mid routing, registry, mincore, and ExternalGuard yields only +4.5% improvement. This proves these safety mechanisms account for <5% of total overhead. **Real Bottleneck** (estimated 75% of overhead): - SuperSlab metadata access (~35% CPU) - TLS SLL pointer chasing (~25% CPU) - Refill + carving logic (~15% CPU) ## Implementation Details **BenchFast Bypass Strategy**: - Alloc: size → class_idx → TLS SLL pop → write header (6-8 instructions) - Free: read header → BASE pointer → TLS SLL push (3-5 instructions) - Bypasses: classify_ptr, Pool/Mid routing, registry, mincore, refill **Recursion Fix** (User's "C案" - Prealloc Pool): 1. bench_fast_init() pre-allocates 50K blocks per class using normal path 2. bench_fast_init_in_progress guard prevents BenchFast during init 3. bench_fast_alloc() pop-only (NO REFILL) during benchmark **Files**: - core/box/bench_fast_box.{h,c}: Ultra-minimal alloc/free + prealloc pool - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: malloc wrapper with init guard check - Makefile: bench_fast_box.o integration - CURRENT_TASK.md: Phase 20-2 results documentation **Activation**: export HAKMEM_BENCH_FAST_MODE=1 ./bench_fixed_size_hakmem 500000 256 128 ## Implications for Future Work **Incremental Optimization Ceiling Confirmed**: - Phase 9-11 lesson reinforced: symptom relief ≠ root cause fix - Safety costs: 4.5% (removable via BenchFast) - Structural bottleneck: 95.5% (requires Phase 12 redesign) **Phase 12 Shared SuperSlab Pool Priority**: - 877 SuperSlab → 100-200 (reduce metadata footprint) - Dynamic slab sharing (mimalloc-style) - Expected: 70-90M ops/s (70-90% of System malloc) **Bottleneck Breakdown**: | Component | CPU Time | BenchFast Removed? | |------------------------|----------|-------------------| | SuperSlab metadata | ~35% | ❌ Structural | | TLS SLL pointer chase | ~25% | ❌ Structural | | Refill + carving | ~15% | ❌ Structural | | classify_ptr/registry | ~10% | ✅ Removed | | Pool/Mid routing | ~5% | ✅ Removed | | mincore/guards | ~5% | ✅ Removed | **Conclusion**: Structural bottleneck (75%) >> Safety costs (20%) ## Phase 20 Complete - Phase 20-1: SS-HotPrewarm (+3.3% from cache warming) - Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode (proved safety costs = 4.5%) - **Total Phase 20 improvement**: +7.8% (Phase 19 baseline → BenchFast) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-16 06:36:02 +09:00
if (size <= 1024) { // Tiny range
return bench_fast_alloc(size);
}
// Fallback to normal path for large allocations
}
Fix #16: Resolve double BASE→USER conversion causing header corruption 🎯 ROOT CAUSE: Internal allocation helpers were prematurely converting BASE → USER pointers before returning to caller. The caller then applied HAK_RET_ALLOC/tiny_region_id_write_header which performed ANOTHER BASE→USER conversion, resulting in double offset (BASE+2) and header written at wrong location. 📦 BOX THEORY SOLUTION: Establish clean pointer conversion boundary at tiny_region_id_write_header, making it the single source of truth for BASE → USER conversion. 🔧 CHANGES: - Fix #16: Remove premature BASE→USER conversions (6 locations) * core/tiny_alloc_fast.inc.h (3 fixes) * core/hakmem_tiny_refill.inc.h (2 fixes) * core/hakmem_tiny_fastcache.inc.h (1 fix) - Fix #12: Add header validation in tls_sll_pop (detect corruption) - Fix #14: Defense-in-depth header restoration in tls_sll_splice - Fix #15: USER pointer detection (for debugging) - Fix #13: Bump window header restoration - Fix #2, #6, #7, #8: Various header restoration & NULL termination 🧪 TEST RESULTS: 100% SUCCESS - 10K-500K iterations: All passed - 8 seeds × 100K: All passed (42,123,456,789,999,314,271,161) - Performance: ~630K ops/s average (stable) - Header corruption: ZERO 📋 FIXES SUMMARY: Fix #1-8: Initial header restoration & chain fixes (chatgpt-san) Fix #9-10: USER pointer auto-fix (later disabled) Fix #12: Validation system (caught corruption at call 14209) Fix #13: Bump window header writes Fix #14: Splice defense-in-depth Fix #15: USER pointer detection (debugging tool) Fix #16: Double conversion fix (FINAL SOLUTION) ✅ 🎓 LESSONS LEARNED: 1. Validation catches bugs early (Fix #12 was critical) 2. Class-specific inline logging reveals patterns (Option C) 3. Box Theory provides clean architectural boundaries 4. Multiple investigation approaches (Task/chatgpt-san collaboration) 📄 DOCUMENTATION: - P0_BUG_STATUS.md: Complete bug tracking timeline - C2_CORRUPTION_ROOT_CAUSE_FINAL.md: Detailed root cause analysis - FINAL_ANALYSIS_C2_CORRUPTION.md: Investigation methodology 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: Task Agent <task@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-11-12 10:33:57 +09:00
// DEBUG BAILOUT DISABLED - Testing full path
// if (__builtin_expect(count >= 14270 && count <= 14285, 0)) {
// extern void* __libc_malloc(size_t);
// fprintf(stderr, "[MALLOC_WRAPPER] count=%lu size=%zu - BAILOUT TO LIBC!\n", count, size);
// fflush(stderr);
// return __libc_malloc(size);
// }
Add Box I (Integrity), Box E (Expansion), and comprehensive P0 debugging infrastructure ## Major Additions ### 1. Box I: Integrity Verification System (NEW - 703 lines) - Files: core/box/integrity_box.h (267 lines), core/box/integrity_box.c (436 lines) - Purpose: Unified integrity checking across all HAKMEM subsystems - Features: * 4-level integrity checking (0-4, compile-time controlled) * Priority 1: TLS array bounds validation * Priority 2: Freelist pointer validation * Priority 3: TLS canary monitoring * Priority ALPHA: Slab metadata invariant checking (5 invariants) * Atomic statistics tracking (thread-safe) * Beautiful BOX_BOUNDARY design pattern ### 2. Box E: SuperSlab Expansion System (COMPLETE) - Files: core/box/superslab_expansion_box.h, core/box/superslab_expansion_box.c - Purpose: Safe SuperSlab expansion with TLS state guarantee - Features: * Immediate slab 0 binding after expansion * TLS state snapshot and restoration * Design by Contract (pre/post-conditions, invariants) * Thread-safe with mutex protection ### 3. Comprehensive Integrity Checking System - File: core/hakmem_tiny_integrity.h (NEW) - Unified validation functions for all allocator subsystems - Uninitialized memory pattern detection (0xa2, 0xcc, 0xdd, 0xfe) - Pointer range validation (null-page, kernel-space) ### 4. P0 Bug Investigation - Root Cause Identified **Bug**: SEGV at iteration 28440 (deterministic with seed 42) **Pattern**: 0xa2a2a2a2a2a2a2a2 (uninitialized/ASan poisoning) **Location**: TLS SLL (Single-Linked List) cache layer **Root Cause**: Race condition or use-after-free in TLS list management (class 0) **Detection**: Box I successfully caught invalid pointer at exact crash point ### 5. Defensive Improvements - Defensive memset in SuperSlab allocation (all metadata arrays) - Enhanced pointer validation with pattern detection - BOX_BOUNDARY markers throughout codebase (beautiful modular design) - 5 metadata invariant checks in allocation/free/refill paths ## Integration Points - Modified 13 files with Box I/E integration - Added 10+ BOX_BOUNDARY markers - 5 critical integrity check points in P0 refill path ## Test Results (100K iterations) - Baseline: 7.22M ops/s - Hotpath ON: 8.98M ops/s (+24% improvement ✓) - P0 Bug: Still crashes at 28440 iterations (TLS SLL race condition) - Root cause: Identified but not yet fixed (requires deeper investigation) ## Performance - Box I overhead: Zero in release builds (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=0) - Debug builds: Full validation enabled (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=4) - Beautiful modular design maintains clean separation of concerns ## Known Issues - P0 Bug at 28440 iterations: Race condition in TLS SLL cache (class 0) - Cause: Use-after-free or race in remote free draining - Next step: Valgrind investigation to pinpoint exact corruption location ## Code Quality - Total new code: ~1400 lines (Box I + Box E + integrity system) - Design: Beautiful Box Theory with clear boundaries - Modularity: Complete separation of concerns - Documentation: Comprehensive inline comments and BOX_BOUNDARY markers 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-12 02:45:00 +09:00
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
// CRITICAL FIX (BUG #7): Increment lock depth FIRST, before ANY libc calls
// This prevents infinite recursion when getenv/fprintf/dlopen call malloc
g_hakmem_lock_depth++;
// Debug step trace for 33KB: gated by env HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE (default: OFF)
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
const wrapper_env_cfg_t* wcfg = wrapper_env_cfg();
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "STEP:1 Lock++\n", 14);
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
// Guard against recursion during initialization
feat(Phase 1-2): Add atomic initialization wait mechanism (safety improvement) Implements thread-safe atomic initialization tracking and a wait helper for non-init threads to avoid libc fallback during the initialization window. Changes: - Convert g_initializing to _Atomic type for thread-safe access - Add g_init_thread to identify which thread performs initialization - Implement hak_init_wait_for_ready() helper with spin/yield mechanism - Update hak_core_init.inc.h to use atomic operations - Update hak_wrappers.inc.h to call wait helper instead of checking g_initializing Results & Analysis: - Performance: ±0% (21s → 21s, no measurable improvement) - Safety: ✓ Prevents recursion in init window - Investigation: Initialization overhead is <1% of total allocations - Expected: 2-8% improvement - Actual: 0% improvement (spin/yield overhead ≈ savings) - libc overhead: 41% → 57% (relative increase, likely sampling variation) Key Findings from Perf Analysis: - getenv: 0% (maintained from Phase 1-1) ✓ - libc malloc/free: ~24.54% of cycles - libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate/unlink_chunk): ~16% of cycles - Total libc overhead: ~41% (difficult to optimize without changing algorithm) Next Phase Target: - Phase 2: Investigate libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate 9.33%, unlink_chunk 6.90%) - Potential approaches: hakmem Mid/ACE allocator expansion, sh8bench pattern analysis Recommendation: Keep Phase 1-2 for safety (no performance regression), proceed to Phase 2. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-02 16:44:27 +09:00
int init_wait = hak_init_wait_for_ready();
if (__builtin_expect(init_wait <= 0, 0)) {
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_INIT_WAIT_FAIL, "[wrap] libc malloc: init_wait\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_malloc(size_t);
if (size == 33000) write(2, "RET:Initializing\n", 17);
return __libc_malloc(size);
}
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
// Now safe to call getenv/fprintf/dlopen (will use __libc_malloc if needed)
extern int g_sfc_debug;
static _Atomic int debug_count = 0;
if (__builtin_expect(g_sfc_debug, 0) && debug_count < 100) {
int n = atomic_fetch_add(&debug_count, 1);
if (n < 20) fprintf(stderr, "[SFC_DEBUG] malloc(%zu)\n", size);
}
if (__builtin_expect(hak_force_libc_alloc(), 0)) {
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_FORCE_LIBC, "[wrap] libc malloc: force_libc\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_malloc(size_t);
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "RET:ForceLibc\n", 14);
return __libc_malloc(size);
}
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "STEP:2 ForceLibc passed\n", 24);
int ld_mode = hak_ld_env_mode();
if (ld_mode) {
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "STEP:3 LD Mode\n", 15);
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
// BUG FIX: g_jemalloc_loaded == -1 (unknown) should not trigger fallback
// Only fallback if jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded (> 0)
if (hak_ld_block_jemalloc() && g_jemalloc_loaded > 0) {
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_JEMALLOC_BLOCK, "[wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_malloc(size_t);
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "RET:Jemalloc\n", 13);
return __libc_malloc(size);
}
if (!g_initialized) { hak_init(); }
feat(Phase 1-2): Add atomic initialization wait mechanism (safety improvement) Implements thread-safe atomic initialization tracking and a wait helper for non-init threads to avoid libc fallback during the initialization window. Changes: - Convert g_initializing to _Atomic type for thread-safe access - Add g_init_thread to identify which thread performs initialization - Implement hak_init_wait_for_ready() helper with spin/yield mechanism - Update hak_core_init.inc.h to use atomic operations - Update hak_wrappers.inc.h to call wait helper instead of checking g_initializing Results & Analysis: - Performance: ±0% (21s → 21s, no measurable improvement) - Safety: ✓ Prevents recursion in init window - Investigation: Initialization overhead is <1% of total allocations - Expected: 2-8% improvement - Actual: 0% improvement (spin/yield overhead ≈ savings) - libc overhead: 41% → 57% (relative increase, likely sampling variation) Key Findings from Perf Analysis: - getenv: 0% (maintained from Phase 1-1) ✓ - libc malloc/free: ~24.54% of cycles - libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate/unlink_chunk): ~16% of cycles - Total libc overhead: ~41% (difficult to optimize without changing algorithm) Next Phase Target: - Phase 2: Investigate libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate 9.33%, unlink_chunk 6.90%) - Potential approaches: hakmem Mid/ACE allocator expansion, sh8bench pattern analysis Recommendation: Keep Phase 1-2 for safety (no performance regression), proceed to Phase 2. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-02 16:44:27 +09:00
int ld_init_wait = hak_init_wait_for_ready();
if (__builtin_expect(ld_init_wait <= 0, 0)) {
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_INIT_LD_WAIT_FAIL, "[wrap] libc malloc: ld init_wait\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_malloc(size_t);
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "RET:Init2\n", 10);
return __libc_malloc(size);
}
// Cache HAKMEM_LD_SAFE to avoid repeated getenv on hot path
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->ld_safe_mode >= 2) {
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_LD_SAFE, "[wrap] libc malloc: ld_safe\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_malloc(size_t);
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "RET:LDSafe\n", 11);
return __libc_malloc(size);
}
}
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "STEP:4 LD Check passed\n", 23);
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// Phase 26: CRITICAL - Ensure initialization before fast path
// (fast path bypasses hak_alloc_at, so we need to init here)
if (!g_initialized) hak_init();
// Phase 26: Front Gate Unification (Tiny fast path)
// Placed AFTER all safety checks (lock depth, initializing, LD_SAFE, jemalloc)
// Bypasses: hak_alloc_at routing (236 lines) + wrapper diagnostics + tiny overhead
// Target: +10-15% performance (11.35M → 12.5-13.5M ops/s)
// ENV: HAKMEM_FRONT_GATE_UNIFIED=1 to enable (default: OFF)
Phase 4-Step3: Add Front Config Box (+2.7-4.9% dead code elimination) Implement compile-time configuration system for dead code elimination in Tiny allocation hot paths. The Config Box provides dual-mode configuration: - Normal mode: Runtime ENV checks (backward compatible, flexible) - PGO mode: Compile-time constants (dead code elimination, performance) PERFORMANCE: - Baseline (runtime config): 50.32 M ops/s (avg of 5 runs) - Config Box (PGO mode): 52.77 M ops/s (avg of 5 runs) - Improvement: +2.45 M ops/s (+4.87% with outlier, +2.72% without) - Target: +5-8% (partially achieved) IMPLEMENTATION: 1. core/box/tiny_front_config_box.h (NEW): - Defines TINY_FRONT_*_ENABLED macros for all config checks - PGO mode (#if HAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO): Macros expand to constants (0/1) - Normal mode (#else): Macros expand to function calls - Functions remain in their original locations (no code duplication) 2. core/hakmem_build_flags.h: - Added HAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO build flag (default: 0, off) - Documentation: Usage with make EXTRA_CFLAGS="-DHAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO=1" 3. core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: - Replaced front_gate_unified_enabled() with TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED - 2 call sites updated (malloc and free fast paths) - Added config box include EXPECTED DEAD CODE ELIMINATION (PGO mode): if (TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED) { ... } → if (1) { ... } // Constant, always true → Compiler optimizes away the branch, keeps body SCOPE: Currently only front_gate_unified_enabled() is replaced (2 call sites). To achieve full +5-8% target, expand to other config checks: - ultra_slim_mode_enabled() - tiny_heap_v2_enabled() - sfc_cascade_enabled() - tiny_fastcache_enabled() - tiny_metrics_enabled() - tiny_diag_enabled() BUILD USAGE: Normal mode (runtime config, default): make bench_random_mixed_hakmem PGO mode (compile-time config, dead code elimination): make EXTRA_CFLAGS="-DHAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO=1" bench_random_mixed_hakmem BOX PATTERN COMPLIANCE: ✅ Single Responsibility: Configuration management ONLY ✅ Clear Contract: Dual-mode (PGO = constants, Normal = runtime) ✅ Observable: Config report function (debug builds) ✅ Safe: Backward compatible (default is normal mode) ✅ Testable: Easy A/B comparison (PGO vs normal builds) WHY +2.7-4.9% (below +5-8% target)? - Limited scope: Only 2 call sites for 1 config function replaced - Lazy init overhead: front_gate_unified_enabled() cached after first call - Need to expand to more config checks for full benefit NEXT STEPS: - Expand config macro usage to other functions (optional) - OR proceed with PGO re-enablement (Final polish) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-29 12:18:37 +09:00
// Phase 4-Step3: Use config macro for compile-time optimization
Phase 7-Step1: Unified front path branch hint reversal (+54.2% improvement!) Performance Results (bench_random_mixed, ws=256): - Before: 52.3 M ops/s (Phase 5/6 baseline) - After: 80.6 M ops/s (+54.2% improvement, +28.3M ops/s) Implementation: - Changed __builtin_expect(TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED, 0) → (..., 1) - Applied to BOTH malloc and free paths - Lines changed: 137 (malloc), 190 (free) Root Cause (from ChatGPT + Task agent analysis): - Unified fast path existed but was marked UNLIKELY (hint = 0) - Compiler optimized for legacy path, not unified cache path - malloc/free consumed 43% CPU due to branch misprediction - Reversing hint: unified path now primary, legacy path fallback Impact Analysis: - Tiny allocations now hit malloc_tiny_fast() → Unified Cache → SuperSlab - Legacy layers (FastCache/SFC/HeapV2/TLS SLL) still exist but cold - Next step: Compile-time elimination of legacy paths (Step 2) Code Changes: - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h:137 (malloc path) - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h:190 (free path) - Total: 2 lines changed (4 lines including comments) Why This Works: - CPU branch predictor now expects unified path - Cache locality improved (unified path hot, legacy path cold) - Instruction cache pressure reduced (hot path smaller) Next Steps (ChatGPT recommendations): 1. ✅ free side hint reversal (DONE - already applied) 2. ⏸️ Compile-time unified ON fixed (Step 2) 3. ⏸️ Document Phase 7 results (Step 3) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-29 16:17:34 +09:00
// Phase 7-Step1: Changed expect hint from 0→1 (unified path is now LIKELY)
if (__builtin_expect(TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED, 1)) {
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "STEP:5 Unified Gate check\n", 26);
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if (size <= tiny_get_max_size()) {
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "STEP:5.1 Inside Unified\n", 24);
Add Tiny Alloc Gatekeeper Box for unified malloc entry point Core Changes: - New file: core/box/tiny_alloc_gate_box.h * Thin wrapper around malloc_tiny_fast() with diagnostic hooks * TinyAllocGateContext structure for size/class_idx/user/base/bridge information * tiny_alloc_gate_diag_enabled() - ENV-controlled diagnostic mode * tiny_alloc_gate_validate() - Validates class_idx/header/meta consistency * tiny_alloc_gate_fast() - Main gatekeeper function * Zero performance impact when diagnostics disabled - Modified: core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h * Added #include "tiny_alloc_gate_box.h" (line 35) * Integrated gatekeeper into malloc wrapper (lines 198-200) * Diagnostic mode via HAKMEM_TINY_ALLOC_GATE_DIAG env var Design Rationale: - Complements Free Gatekeeper Box: Together they provide entry/exit hooks - Validates allocation consistency at malloc time - Enables Bridge + BASE/USER conversion validation in debug mode - Maintains backward compatibility: existing behavior unchanged Validation Features: - tiny_ptr_bridge_classify_raw() - Verifies Superslab/Slab/meta lookup - Header vs meta class consistency check (rate-limited, 8 msgs max) - class_idx validation via hak_tiny_size_to_class() - All validation logged but non-blocking (observation points for Guard) Testing: - All smoke tests pass (10M malloc/free cycles, pool TLS, real programs) - Diagnostic mode validated with HAKMEM_TINY_ALLOC_GATE_DIAG=1 - No regressions in existing functionality - Verified via Task agent (PASS verdict) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-04 12:06:14 +09:00
// Tiny Alloc Gate Box: malloc_tiny_fast() の薄いラッパ
// (診断 OFF 時は従来どおりの挙動・コスト)
void* ptr = tiny_alloc_gate_fast(size);
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if (__builtin_expect(ptr != NULL, 1)) {
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "RET:TinyFast\n", 13);
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return ptr;
}
// Unified Cache miss → fallback to normal path (hak_alloc_at)
}
}
feat(Phase 1-1): Complete getenv elimination from malloc/free hot paths (+39-42% perf) ## Summary Eliminated all getenv() calls from malloc/free wrappers and allocator hot paths by implementing constructor-based environment variable caching. This achieves 39-42% performance improvement (36s → 22s on sh8bench single-thread). ## Performance Impact - sh8bench 1 thread: 35-36s → 21-22s (+39-42% improvement) 🚀 - sh8bench 8 threads: ~15s (maintained) - getenv overhead: 36.32% → 0% (completely eliminated) ## Changes ### New Files - **core/box/tiny_env_box.{c,h}**: Centralized environment variable cache for Tiny allocator - Caches 43 environment variables (HAKMEM_TINY_*, HAKMEM_SLL_*, HAKMEM_SS_*, etc.) - Constructor-based initialization with atomic CAS for thread safety - Inline accessor tiny_env_cfg() for hot path access - **core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}**: Environment cache for malloc/free wrappers - Caches 3 wrapper variables (HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE, HAKMEM_LD_SAFE, HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE) - Constructor priority 101 ensures early initialization - Replaces all lazy-init patterns in wrapper code ### Modified Files - **Makefile**: Added tiny_env_box.o and wrapper_env_box.o to OBJS_BASE and SHARED_OBJS - **core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h**: - Removed static lazy-init variables (g_step_trace, ld_safe_mode cache) - Replaced with wrapper_env_cfg() lookups (wcfg->step_trace, wcfg->ld_safe_mode) - All getenv() calls eliminated from malloc/free hot paths - **core/hakmem.c**: - Added hak_ld_env_init() with constructor for LD_PRELOAD caching - Added hak_force_libc_ctor() for HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC* caching - Simplified hak_ld_env_mode() to return cached value only - Simplified hak_force_libc_alloc() to use cached values - Eliminated all getenv/atoi calls from hot paths ## Technical Details ### Constructor Initialization Pattern All environment variables are now read once at library load time using __attribute__((constructor)): ```c __attribute__((constructor(101))) static void wrapper_env_ctor(void) { wrapper_env_init_once(); // Atomic CAS ensures exactly-once init } ``` ### Thread Safety - Atomic compare-and-swap (CAS) ensures single initialization - Spin-wait for initialization completion in multi-threaded scenarios - Memory barriers (memory_order_acq_rel) ensure visibility ### Hot Path Impact Before: Every malloc/free → getenv("LD_PRELOAD") + getenv("HAKMEM_STEP_TRACE") + ... After: Every malloc/free → Single pointer dereference (wcfg->field) ## Next Optimization Target (Phase 1-2) Perf analysis reveals libc fallback accounts for ~51% of cycles: - _int_malloc: 15.04% - malloc: 9.81% - _int_free: 10.07% - malloc_consolidate: 9.27% - unlink_chunk: 6.82% Reducing libc fallback from 51% → 10% could yield additional +25-30% improvement. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 16:16:51 +09:00
if (wcfg->step_trace && size == 33000) write(2, "STEP:6 All checks passed\n", 25);
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#if !HAKMEM_BUILD_RELEASE
Add Box I (Integrity), Box E (Expansion), and comprehensive P0 debugging infrastructure ## Major Additions ### 1. Box I: Integrity Verification System (NEW - 703 lines) - Files: core/box/integrity_box.h (267 lines), core/box/integrity_box.c (436 lines) - Purpose: Unified integrity checking across all HAKMEM subsystems - Features: * 4-level integrity checking (0-4, compile-time controlled) * Priority 1: TLS array bounds validation * Priority 2: Freelist pointer validation * Priority 3: TLS canary monitoring * Priority ALPHA: Slab metadata invariant checking (5 invariants) * Atomic statistics tracking (thread-safe) * Beautiful BOX_BOUNDARY design pattern ### 2. Box E: SuperSlab Expansion System (COMPLETE) - Files: core/box/superslab_expansion_box.h, core/box/superslab_expansion_box.c - Purpose: Safe SuperSlab expansion with TLS state guarantee - Features: * Immediate slab 0 binding after expansion * TLS state snapshot and restoration * Design by Contract (pre/post-conditions, invariants) * Thread-safe with mutex protection ### 3. Comprehensive Integrity Checking System - File: core/hakmem_tiny_integrity.h (NEW) - Unified validation functions for all allocator subsystems - Uninitialized memory pattern detection (0xa2, 0xcc, 0xdd, 0xfe) - Pointer range validation (null-page, kernel-space) ### 4. P0 Bug Investigation - Root Cause Identified **Bug**: SEGV at iteration 28440 (deterministic with seed 42) **Pattern**: 0xa2a2a2a2a2a2a2a2 (uninitialized/ASan poisoning) **Location**: TLS SLL (Single-Linked List) cache layer **Root Cause**: Race condition or use-after-free in TLS list management (class 0) **Detection**: Box I successfully caught invalid pointer at exact crash point ### 5. Defensive Improvements - Defensive memset in SuperSlab allocation (all metadata arrays) - Enhanced pointer validation with pattern detection - BOX_BOUNDARY markers throughout codebase (beautiful modular design) - 5 metadata invariant checks in allocation/free/refill paths ## Integration Points - Modified 13 files with Box I/E integration - Added 10+ BOX_BOUNDARY markers - 5 critical integrity check points in P0 refill path ## Test Results (100K iterations) - Baseline: 7.22M ops/s - Hotpath ON: 8.98M ops/s (+24% improvement ✓) - P0 Bug: Still crashes at 28440 iterations (TLS SLL race condition) - Root cause: Identified but not yet fixed (requires deeper investigation) ## Performance - Box I overhead: Zero in release builds (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=0) - Debug builds: Full validation enabled (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=4) - Beautiful modular design maintains clean separation of concerns ## Known Issues - P0 Bug at 28440 iterations: Race condition in TLS SLL cache (class 0) - Cause: Use-after-free or race in remote free draining - Next step: Valgrind investigation to pinpoint exact corruption location ## Code Quality - Total new code: ~1400 lines (Box I + Box E + integrity system) - Design: Beautiful Box Theory with clear boundaries - Modularity: Complete separation of concerns - Documentation: Comprehensive inline comments and BOX_BOUNDARY markers 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-12 02:45:00 +09:00
if (count > 14250 && count < 14280 && size <= 1024) {
fprintf(stderr, "[MALLOC_WRAPPER] count=%lu calling hak_alloc_at\n", count);
fflush(stderr);
}
#endif
void* ptr = hak_alloc_at(size, HAK_CALLSITE());
#if !HAKMEM_BUILD_RELEASE
Add Box I (Integrity), Box E (Expansion), and comprehensive P0 debugging infrastructure ## Major Additions ### 1. Box I: Integrity Verification System (NEW - 703 lines) - Files: core/box/integrity_box.h (267 lines), core/box/integrity_box.c (436 lines) - Purpose: Unified integrity checking across all HAKMEM subsystems - Features: * 4-level integrity checking (0-4, compile-time controlled) * Priority 1: TLS array bounds validation * Priority 2: Freelist pointer validation * Priority 3: TLS canary monitoring * Priority ALPHA: Slab metadata invariant checking (5 invariants) * Atomic statistics tracking (thread-safe) * Beautiful BOX_BOUNDARY design pattern ### 2. Box E: SuperSlab Expansion System (COMPLETE) - Files: core/box/superslab_expansion_box.h, core/box/superslab_expansion_box.c - Purpose: Safe SuperSlab expansion with TLS state guarantee - Features: * Immediate slab 0 binding after expansion * TLS state snapshot and restoration * Design by Contract (pre/post-conditions, invariants) * Thread-safe with mutex protection ### 3. Comprehensive Integrity Checking System - File: core/hakmem_tiny_integrity.h (NEW) - Unified validation functions for all allocator subsystems - Uninitialized memory pattern detection (0xa2, 0xcc, 0xdd, 0xfe) - Pointer range validation (null-page, kernel-space) ### 4. P0 Bug Investigation - Root Cause Identified **Bug**: SEGV at iteration 28440 (deterministic with seed 42) **Pattern**: 0xa2a2a2a2a2a2a2a2 (uninitialized/ASan poisoning) **Location**: TLS SLL (Single-Linked List) cache layer **Root Cause**: Race condition or use-after-free in TLS list management (class 0) **Detection**: Box I successfully caught invalid pointer at exact crash point ### 5. Defensive Improvements - Defensive memset in SuperSlab allocation (all metadata arrays) - Enhanced pointer validation with pattern detection - BOX_BOUNDARY markers throughout codebase (beautiful modular design) - 5 metadata invariant checks in allocation/free/refill paths ## Integration Points - Modified 13 files with Box I/E integration - Added 10+ BOX_BOUNDARY markers - 5 critical integrity check points in P0 refill path ## Test Results (100K iterations) - Baseline: 7.22M ops/s - Hotpath ON: 8.98M ops/s (+24% improvement ✓) - P0 Bug: Still crashes at 28440 iterations (TLS SLL race condition) - Root cause: Identified but not yet fixed (requires deeper investigation) ## Performance - Box I overhead: Zero in release builds (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=0) - Debug builds: Full validation enabled (HAKMEM_INTEGRITY_LEVEL=4) - Beautiful modular design maintains clean separation of concerns ## Known Issues - P0 Bug at 28440 iterations: Race condition in TLS SLL cache (class 0) - Cause: Use-after-free or race in remote free draining - Next step: Valgrind investigation to pinpoint exact corruption location ## Code Quality - Total new code: ~1400 lines (Box I + Box E + integrity system) - Design: Beautiful Box Theory with clear boundaries - Modularity: Complete separation of concerns - Documentation: Comprehensive inline comments and BOX_BOUNDARY markers 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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if (count > 14250 && count < 14280 && size <= 1024) {
fprintf(stderr, "[MALLOC_WRAPPER] count=%lu hak_alloc_at returned %p\n", count, ptr);
fflush(stderr);
}
#endif
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
return ptr;
}
void free(void* ptr) {
WIP: Add TLS SLL validation and SuperSlab registry fallback ChatGPT's diagnostic changes to address TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET issue. Current status: Partial mitigation, but root cause remains. Changes Applied: 1. SuperSlab Registry Fallback (hakmem_super_registry.h) - Added legacy table probe when hash map lookup misses - Prevents NULL returns for valid SuperSlabs during initialization - Status: ✅ Works but may hide underlying registration issues 2. TLS SLL Push Validation (tls_sll_box.h) - Reject push if SuperSlab lookup returns NULL - Reject push if class_idx mismatch detected - Added [TLS_SLL_PUSH_NO_SS] diagnostic message - Status: ✅ Prevents list corruption (defensive) 3. SuperSlab Allocation Class Fix (superslab_allocate.c) - Pass actual class_idx to sp_internal_allocate_superslab - Prevents dummy class=8 causing OOB access - Status: ✅ Root cause fix for allocation path 4. Debug Output Additions - First 256 push/pop operations traced - First 4 mismatches logged with details - SuperSlab registration state logged - Status: ✅ Diagnostic tool (not a fix) 5. TLS Hint Box Removed - Deleted ss_tls_hint_box.{c,h} (Phase 1 optimization) - Simplified to focus on stability first - Status: ⏳ Can be re-added after root cause fixed Current Problem (REMAINS UNSOLVED): - [TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET] still occurs after ~60 seconds of sh8bench - Pointer is 16 bytes offset from expected (class 1 → class 2 boundary) - hak_super_lookup returns NULL for that pointer - Suggests: Use-After-Free, Double-Free, or pointer arithmetic error Root Cause Analysis: - Pattern: Pointer offset by +16 (one class 1 stride) - Timing: Cumulative problem (appears after 60s, not immediately) - Location: Header corruption detected during TLS SLL pop Remaining Issues: ⚠️ Registry fallback is defensive (may hide registration bugs) ⚠️ Push validation prevents symptoms but not root cause ⚠️ 16-byte pointer offset source unidentified Next Steps for Investigation: 1. Full pointer arithmetic audit (Magazine ⇔ TLS SLL paths) 2. Enhanced logging at HDR_RESET point: - Expected vs actual pointer value - Pointer provenance (where it came from) - Allocation trace for that block 3. Verify Headerless flag is OFF throughout build 4. Check for double-offset application in conversions Technical Assessment: - 60% root cause fixes (allocation class, validation) - 40% defensive mitigation (registry fallback, push rejection) Performance Impact: - Registry fallback: +10-30 cycles on cold path (negligible) - Push validation: +5-10 cycles per push (acceptable) - Overall: < 2% performance impact estimated Related Issues: - Phase 1 TLS Hint Box removed temporarily - Phase 2 Headerless blocked until stability achieved 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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static _Atomic int g_wrap_free_trace_count = 0;
if (atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&g_wrap_free_trace_count, 1, memory_order_relaxed) < 256) {
HAK_TRACE("[wrap_free_enter]\n");
}
atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&g_free_wrapper_calls, 1, memory_order_relaxed);
if (!ptr) return;
Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode - Structural bottleneck analysis (+4.5% ceiling) ## Summary Implemented BenchFast mode to measure HAKMEM's structural performance ceiling by removing ALL safety costs. Result: +4.5% improvement reveals safety mechanisms are NOT the bottleneck - 95% of the performance gap is structural. ## Critical Discovery: Safety Costs ≠ Bottleneck **BenchFast Performance** (500K iterations, 256B fixed-size): - Baseline (normal): 54.4M ops/s (53.3% of System malloc) - BenchFast (no safety): 56.9M ops/s (55.7% of System malloc) **+4.5%** - System malloc: 102.1M ops/s (100%) **Key Finding**: Removing classify_ptr, Pool/Mid routing, registry, mincore, and ExternalGuard yields only +4.5% improvement. This proves these safety mechanisms account for <5% of total overhead. **Real Bottleneck** (estimated 75% of overhead): - SuperSlab metadata access (~35% CPU) - TLS SLL pointer chasing (~25% CPU) - Refill + carving logic (~15% CPU) ## Implementation Details **BenchFast Bypass Strategy**: - Alloc: size → class_idx → TLS SLL pop → write header (6-8 instructions) - Free: read header → BASE pointer → TLS SLL push (3-5 instructions) - Bypasses: classify_ptr, Pool/Mid routing, registry, mincore, refill **Recursion Fix** (User's "C案" - Prealloc Pool): 1. bench_fast_init() pre-allocates 50K blocks per class using normal path 2. bench_fast_init_in_progress guard prevents BenchFast during init 3. bench_fast_alloc() pop-only (NO REFILL) during benchmark **Files**: - core/box/bench_fast_box.{h,c}: Ultra-minimal alloc/free + prealloc pool - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: malloc wrapper with init guard check - Makefile: bench_fast_box.o integration - CURRENT_TASK.md: Phase 20-2 results documentation **Activation**: export HAKMEM_BENCH_FAST_MODE=1 ./bench_fixed_size_hakmem 500000 256 128 ## Implications for Future Work **Incremental Optimization Ceiling Confirmed**: - Phase 9-11 lesson reinforced: symptom relief ≠ root cause fix - Safety costs: 4.5% (removable via BenchFast) - Structural bottleneck: 95.5% (requires Phase 12 redesign) **Phase 12 Shared SuperSlab Pool Priority**: - 877 SuperSlab → 100-200 (reduce metadata footprint) - Dynamic slab sharing (mimalloc-style) - Expected: 70-90M ops/s (70-90% of System malloc) **Bottleneck Breakdown**: | Component | CPU Time | BenchFast Removed? | |------------------------|----------|-------------------| | SuperSlab metadata | ~35% | ❌ Structural | | TLS SLL pointer chase | ~25% | ❌ Structural | | Refill + carving | ~15% | ❌ Structural | | classify_ptr/registry | ~10% | ✅ Removed | | Pool/Mid routing | ~5% | ✅ Removed | | mincore/guards | ~5% | ✅ Removed | **Conclusion**: Structural bottleneck (75%) >> Safety costs (20%) ## Phase 20 Complete - Phase 20-1: SS-HotPrewarm (+3.3% from cache warming) - Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode (proved safety costs = 4.5%) - **Total Phase 20 improvement**: +7.8% (Phase 19 baseline → BenchFast) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode (structural ceiling measurement)
// WARNING: Bypasses ALL safety checks - benchmark only!
if (__builtin_expect(bench_fast_enabled(), 0)) {
// Trust header magic to identify Tiny allocations
#if HAKMEM_TINY_HEADER_CLASSIDX
Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode - Structural bottleneck analysis (+4.5% ceiling) ## Summary Implemented BenchFast mode to measure HAKMEM's structural performance ceiling by removing ALL safety costs. Result: +4.5% improvement reveals safety mechanisms are NOT the bottleneck - 95% of the performance gap is structural. ## Critical Discovery: Safety Costs ≠ Bottleneck **BenchFast Performance** (500K iterations, 256B fixed-size): - Baseline (normal): 54.4M ops/s (53.3% of System malloc) - BenchFast (no safety): 56.9M ops/s (55.7% of System malloc) **+4.5%** - System malloc: 102.1M ops/s (100%) **Key Finding**: Removing classify_ptr, Pool/Mid routing, registry, mincore, and ExternalGuard yields only +4.5% improvement. This proves these safety mechanisms account for <5% of total overhead. **Real Bottleneck** (estimated 75% of overhead): - SuperSlab metadata access (~35% CPU) - TLS SLL pointer chasing (~25% CPU) - Refill + carving logic (~15% CPU) ## Implementation Details **BenchFast Bypass Strategy**: - Alloc: size → class_idx → TLS SLL pop → write header (6-8 instructions) - Free: read header → BASE pointer → TLS SLL push (3-5 instructions) - Bypasses: classify_ptr, Pool/Mid routing, registry, mincore, refill **Recursion Fix** (User's "C案" - Prealloc Pool): 1. bench_fast_init() pre-allocates 50K blocks per class using normal path 2. bench_fast_init_in_progress guard prevents BenchFast during init 3. bench_fast_alloc() pop-only (NO REFILL) during benchmark **Files**: - core/box/bench_fast_box.{h,c}: Ultra-minimal alloc/free + prealloc pool - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: malloc wrapper with init guard check - Makefile: bench_fast_box.o integration - CURRENT_TASK.md: Phase 20-2 results documentation **Activation**: export HAKMEM_BENCH_FAST_MODE=1 ./bench_fixed_size_hakmem 500000 256 128 ## Implications for Future Work **Incremental Optimization Ceiling Confirmed**: - Phase 9-11 lesson reinforced: symptom relief ≠ root cause fix - Safety costs: 4.5% (removable via BenchFast) - Structural bottleneck: 95.5% (requires Phase 12 redesign) **Phase 12 Shared SuperSlab Pool Priority**: - 877 SuperSlab → 100-200 (reduce metadata footprint) - Dynamic slab sharing (mimalloc-style) - Expected: 70-90M ops/s (70-90% of System malloc) **Bottleneck Breakdown**: | Component | CPU Time | BenchFast Removed? | |------------------------|----------|-------------------| | SuperSlab metadata | ~35% | ❌ Structural | | TLS SLL pointer chase | ~25% | ❌ Structural | | Refill + carving | ~15% | ❌ Structural | | classify_ptr/registry | ~10% | ✅ Removed | | Pool/Mid routing | ~5% | ✅ Removed | | mincore/guards | ~5% | ✅ Removed | **Conclusion**: Structural bottleneck (75%) >> Safety costs (20%) ## Phase 20 Complete - Phase 20-1: SS-HotPrewarm (+3.3% from cache warming) - Phase 20-2: BenchFast mode (proved safety costs = 4.5%) - **Total Phase 20 improvement**: +7.8% (Phase 19 baseline → BenchFast) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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uint8_t header = *((uint8_t*)ptr - 1);
if ((header & 0xf0) == 0xa0) { // Tiny header magic (0xa0-0xa7)
bench_fast_free(ptr);
return;
}
#endif
// Fallback to normal path for non-Tiny or no-header mode
}
const wrapper_env_cfg_t* wcfg = wrapper_env_cfg();
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// Phase 26: Front Gate Unification (Tiny free fast path)
// Placed AFTER BenchFast check, BEFORE expensive classify_ptr()
// Bypasses: hak_free_at routing + wrapper overhead + classification
// Target: +10-15% performance (pairs with malloc_tiny_fast)
// ENV: HAKMEM_FRONT_GATE_UNIFIED=1 to enable (default: OFF)
Phase 4-Step3: Add Front Config Box (+2.7-4.9% dead code elimination) Implement compile-time configuration system for dead code elimination in Tiny allocation hot paths. The Config Box provides dual-mode configuration: - Normal mode: Runtime ENV checks (backward compatible, flexible) - PGO mode: Compile-time constants (dead code elimination, performance) PERFORMANCE: - Baseline (runtime config): 50.32 M ops/s (avg of 5 runs) - Config Box (PGO mode): 52.77 M ops/s (avg of 5 runs) - Improvement: +2.45 M ops/s (+4.87% with outlier, +2.72% without) - Target: +5-8% (partially achieved) IMPLEMENTATION: 1. core/box/tiny_front_config_box.h (NEW): - Defines TINY_FRONT_*_ENABLED macros for all config checks - PGO mode (#if HAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO): Macros expand to constants (0/1) - Normal mode (#else): Macros expand to function calls - Functions remain in their original locations (no code duplication) 2. core/hakmem_build_flags.h: - Added HAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO build flag (default: 0, off) - Documentation: Usage with make EXTRA_CFLAGS="-DHAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO=1" 3. core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: - Replaced front_gate_unified_enabled() with TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED - 2 call sites updated (malloc and free fast paths) - Added config box include EXPECTED DEAD CODE ELIMINATION (PGO mode): if (TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED) { ... } → if (1) { ... } // Constant, always true → Compiler optimizes away the branch, keeps body SCOPE: Currently only front_gate_unified_enabled() is replaced (2 call sites). To achieve full +5-8% target, expand to other config checks: - ultra_slim_mode_enabled() - tiny_heap_v2_enabled() - sfc_cascade_enabled() - tiny_fastcache_enabled() - tiny_metrics_enabled() - tiny_diag_enabled() BUILD USAGE: Normal mode (runtime config, default): make bench_random_mixed_hakmem PGO mode (compile-time config, dead code elimination): make EXTRA_CFLAGS="-DHAKMEM_TINY_FRONT_PGO=1" bench_random_mixed_hakmem BOX PATTERN COMPLIANCE: ✅ Single Responsibility: Configuration management ONLY ✅ Clear Contract: Dual-mode (PGO = constants, Normal = runtime) ✅ Observable: Config report function (debug builds) ✅ Safe: Backward compatible (default is normal mode) ✅ Testable: Easy A/B comparison (PGO vs normal builds) WHY +2.7-4.9% (below +5-8% target)? - Limited scope: Only 2 call sites for 1 config function replaced - Lazy init overhead: front_gate_unified_enabled() cached after first call - Need to expand to more config checks for full benefit NEXT STEPS: - Expand config macro usage to other functions (optional) - OR proceed with PGO re-enablement (Final polish) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// Phase 4-Step3: Use config macro for compile-time optimization
Phase 7-Step1: Unified front path branch hint reversal (+54.2% improvement!) Performance Results (bench_random_mixed, ws=256): - Before: 52.3 M ops/s (Phase 5/6 baseline) - After: 80.6 M ops/s (+54.2% improvement, +28.3M ops/s) Implementation: - Changed __builtin_expect(TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED, 0) → (..., 1) - Applied to BOTH malloc and free paths - Lines changed: 137 (malloc), 190 (free) Root Cause (from ChatGPT + Task agent analysis): - Unified fast path existed but was marked UNLIKELY (hint = 0) - Compiler optimized for legacy path, not unified cache path - malloc/free consumed 43% CPU due to branch misprediction - Reversing hint: unified path now primary, legacy path fallback Impact Analysis: - Tiny allocations now hit malloc_tiny_fast() → Unified Cache → SuperSlab - Legacy layers (FastCache/SFC/HeapV2/TLS SLL) still exist but cold - Next step: Compile-time elimination of legacy paths (Step 2) Code Changes: - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h:137 (malloc path) - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h:190 (free path) - Total: 2 lines changed (4 lines including comments) Why This Works: - CPU branch predictor now expects unified path - Cache locality improved (unified path hot, legacy path cold) - Instruction cache pressure reduced (hot path smaller) Next Steps (ChatGPT recommendations): 1. ✅ free side hint reversal (DONE - already applied) 2. ⏸️ Compile-time unified ON fixed (Step 2) 3. ⏸️ Document Phase 7 results (Step 3) 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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// Phase 7-Step1: Changed expect hint from 0→1 (unified path is now LIKELY)
if (__builtin_expect(TINY_FRONT_UNIFIED_GATE_ENABLED, 1)) {
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int freed = free_tiny_fast(ptr);
if (__builtin_expect(freed, 1)) {
return; // Success (pushed to Unified Cache)
}
// Unified Cache full OR invalid header → fallback to normal path
}
do { static int on=-1; if (on==-1){ const char* e=getenv("HAKMEM_FREE_WRAP_TRACE"); on=(e&&*e&&*e!='0')?1:0;} if(on){ fprintf(stderr,"[WRAP_FREE_ENTER] ptr=%p depth=%d init=%d\n", ptr, g_hakmem_lock_depth, g_initializing); } } while(0);
#if !HAKMEM_BUILD_RELEASE
// Debug safety: guard obviously invalid tiny integers to avoid libc crash and collect trace
if ((uintptr_t)ptr < 4096) {
ptr_trace_dump_now("wrap_small_ptr");
fprintf(stderr, "[FREE_SMALL_PTR] ignore ptr=%p (likely header-corruption sentinel)\n", ptr);
return;
}
#endif
// Classify pointer BEFORE early libc fallbacks to avoid misrouting Tiny pointers
// This is safe: classifier uses header probe and registry; does not allocate.
int is_hakmem_owned = 0;
{
ptr_classification_t c = classify_ptr(ptr);
switch (c.kind) {
case PTR_KIND_TINY_HEADER:
case PTR_KIND_TINY_HEADERLESS:
case PTR_KIND_POOL_TLS:
Phase 23 Unified Cache + PageFaultTelemetry generalization: Mid/VM page-fault bottleneck identified Summary: - Phase 23 Unified Cache: +30% improvement (Random Mixed 256B: 18.18M → 23.68M ops/s) - PageFaultTelemetry: Extended to generic buckets (C0-C7, MID, L25, SSM) - Measurement-driven decision: Mid/VM page-faults (80-100K) >> Tiny (6K) → prioritize Mid/VM optimization Phase 23 Changes: 1. Unified Cache implementation (core/front/tiny_unified_cache.{c,h}) - Direct SuperSlab carve (TLS SLL bypass) - Self-contained pop-or-refill pattern - ENV: HAKMEM_TINY_UNIFIED_CACHE=1, HAKMEM_TINY_UNIFIED_C{0-7}=128 2. Fast path pruning (tiny_alloc_fast.inc.h, tiny_free_fast_v2.inc.h) - Unified ON → direct cache access (skip all intermediate layers) - Alloc: unified_cache_pop_or_refill() → immediate fail to slow - Free: unified_cache_push() → fallback to SLL only if full PageFaultTelemetry Changes: 3. Generic bucket architecture (core/box/pagefault_telemetry_box.{c,h}) - PF_BUCKET_{C0-C7, MID, L25, SSM} for domain-specific measurement - Integration: hak_pool_try_alloc(), l25_alloc_new_run(), shared_pool_allocate_superslab_unlocked() 4. Measurement results (Random Mixed 500K / 256B): - Tiny C2-C7: 2-33 pages, high reuse (64-3.8 touches/page) - SSM: 512 pages (initialization footprint) - MID/L25: 0 (unused in this workload) - Mid/Large VM benchmarks: 80-100K page-faults (13-16x higher than Tiny) Ring Cache Enhancements: 5. Hot Ring Cache (core/front/tiny_ring_cache.{c,h}) - ENV: HAKMEM_TINY_HOT_RING_ENABLE=1, HAKMEM_TINY_HOT_RING_C{0-7}=size - Conditional compilation cleanup Documentation: 6. Analysis reports - RANDOM_MIXED_BOTTLENECK_ANALYSIS.md: Page-fault breakdown - RANDOM_MIXED_SUMMARY.md: Phase 23 summary - RING_CACHE_ACTIVATION_GUIDE.md: Ring cache usage - CURRENT_TASK.md: Updated with Phase 23 results and Phase 24 plan Next Steps (Phase 24): - Target: Mid/VM PageArena/HotSpanBox (page-fault reduction 80-100K → 30-40K) - Tiny SSM optimization deferred (low ROI, ~6K page-faults already optimal) - Expected improvement: +30-50% for Mid/Large workloads Generated with Claude Code Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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case PTR_KIND_MID_LARGE: // FIX: Include Mid-Large (mmap/ACE) pointers
is_hakmem_owned = 1; break;
default: break;
}
}
if (!is_hakmem_owned) {
// Failsafe: Mid registry lookup catches headerless/corrupted Mid allocations
if (hak_pool_mid_lookup(ptr, NULL)) {
is_hakmem_owned = 1;
}
}
if (is_hakmem_owned) {
// Route to hak_free_at even if lock_depth>0ログ抑制のためptr_traceのみ使用
g_hakmem_lock_depth++;
hak_free_at(ptr, 0, HAK_CALLSITE());
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
return;
}
// Front Gate libc bypass detection (quiet in release)
static _Atomic uint64_t fg_libc_bypass_count = 0;
if (g_hakmem_lock_depth > 0) {
#if !HAKMEM_BUILD_RELEASE
uint64_t count = atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&fg_libc_bypass_count, 1, memory_order_relaxed);
if (count < 10) {
fprintf(stderr, "[FG_LIBC_BYPASS] lockdepth=%d count=%llu ptr=%p\n", g_hakmem_lock_depth, (unsigned long long)count, ptr);
}
#else
(void)fg_libc_bypass_count;
#endif
// Safety: If this is a HAKMEM-owned header allocation, free raw correctly
do {
void* raw = (char*)ptr - HEADER_SIZE;
int safe_same_page = (((uintptr_t)ptr & 0xFFFu) >= HEADER_SIZE);
if (!safe_same_page) {
if (!hak_is_memory_readable(raw)) break;
}
AllocHeader* hdr = (AllocHeader*)raw;
if (hdr->magic == HAKMEM_MAGIC) {
// Dispatch based on allocation method
if (hdr->method == ALLOC_METHOD_MALLOC) {
extern void __libc_free(void*);
ptr_trace_dump_now("wrap_libc_lockdepth_hak_hdr_malloc");
__libc_free(raw);
return;
} else if (hdr->method == ALLOC_METHOD_MMAP) {
ptr_trace_dump_now("wrap_libc_lockdepth_hak_hdr_mmap");
hkm_sys_munmap(raw, hdr->size);
return;
}
}
} while (0);
// Unknown pointer or non-HAKMEM: fall back to libc free(ptr)
extern void __libc_free(void*);
ptr_trace_dump_now("wrap_libc_lockdepth");
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
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wrapper_record_fallback(FB_LOCKDEPTH, "[wrap] libc free: lockdepth\n");
__libc_free(ptr);
return;
}
feat(Phase 1-2): Add atomic initialization wait mechanism (safety improvement) Implements thread-safe atomic initialization tracking and a wait helper for non-init threads to avoid libc fallback during the initialization window. Changes: - Convert g_initializing to _Atomic type for thread-safe access - Add g_init_thread to identify which thread performs initialization - Implement hak_init_wait_for_ready() helper with spin/yield mechanism - Update hak_core_init.inc.h to use atomic operations - Update hak_wrappers.inc.h to call wait helper instead of checking g_initializing Results & Analysis: - Performance: ±0% (21s → 21s, no measurable improvement) - Safety: ✓ Prevents recursion in init window - Investigation: Initialization overhead is <1% of total allocations - Expected: 2-8% improvement - Actual: 0% improvement (spin/yield overhead ≈ savings) - libc overhead: 41% → 57% (relative increase, likely sampling variation) Key Findings from Perf Analysis: - getenv: 0% (maintained from Phase 1-1) ✓ - libc malloc/free: ~24.54% of cycles - libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate/unlink_chunk): ~16% of cycles - Total libc overhead: ~41% (difficult to optimize without changing algorithm) Next Phase Target: - Phase 2: Investigate libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate 9.33%, unlink_chunk 6.90%) - Potential approaches: hakmem Mid/ACE allocator expansion, sh8bench pattern analysis Recommendation: Keep Phase 1-2 for safety (no performance regression), proceed to Phase 2. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-02 16:44:27 +09:00
int free_init_wait = hak_init_wait_for_ready();
if (__builtin_expect(free_init_wait <= 0, 0)) {
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_INIT_WAIT_FAIL, "[wrap] libc free: init_wait\n");
#if !HAKMEM_BUILD_RELEASE
uint64_t count = atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&fg_libc_bypass_count, 1, memory_order_relaxed);
if (count < 10) {
fprintf(stderr, "[FG_LIBC_BYPASS] init=%d count=%llu ptr=%p\n", g_initializing, (unsigned long long)count, ptr);
}
#endif
extern void __libc_free(void*);
ptr_trace_dump_now("wrap_libc_init");
__libc_free(ptr);
return;
}
if (__builtin_expect(hak_force_libc_alloc(), 0)) { extern void __libc_free(void*); ptr_trace_dump_now("wrap_libc_force"); __libc_free(ptr); return; }
if (hak_ld_env_mode()) {
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
// BUG FIX: g_jemalloc_loaded == -1 (unknown) should not trigger fallback
if (hak_ld_block_jemalloc() && g_jemalloc_loaded > 0) { extern void __libc_free(void*); ptr_trace_dump_now("wrap_libc_ld_jemalloc"); __libc_free(ptr); return; }
if (!g_initialized) { hak_init(); }
feat(Phase 1-2): Add atomic initialization wait mechanism (safety improvement) Implements thread-safe atomic initialization tracking and a wait helper for non-init threads to avoid libc fallback during the initialization window. Changes: - Convert g_initializing to _Atomic type for thread-safe access - Add g_init_thread to identify which thread performs initialization - Implement hak_init_wait_for_ready() helper with spin/yield mechanism - Update hak_core_init.inc.h to use atomic operations - Update hak_wrappers.inc.h to call wait helper instead of checking g_initializing Results & Analysis: - Performance: ±0% (21s → 21s, no measurable improvement) - Safety: ✓ Prevents recursion in init window - Investigation: Initialization overhead is <1% of total allocations - Expected: 2-8% improvement - Actual: 0% improvement (spin/yield overhead ≈ savings) - libc overhead: 41% → 57% (relative increase, likely sampling variation) Key Findings from Perf Analysis: - getenv: 0% (maintained from Phase 1-1) ✓ - libc malloc/free: ~24.54% of cycles - libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate/unlink_chunk): ~16% of cycles - Total libc overhead: ~41% (difficult to optimize without changing algorithm) Next Phase Target: - Phase 2: Investigate libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate 9.33%, unlink_chunk 6.90%) - Potential approaches: hakmem Mid/ACE allocator expansion, sh8bench pattern analysis Recommendation: Keep Phase 1-2 for safety (no performance regression), proceed to Phase 2. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-02 16:44:27 +09:00
int free_ld_wait = hak_init_wait_for_ready();
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
if (__builtin_expect(free_ld_wait <= 0, 0)) { wrapper_record_fallback(FB_INIT_LD_WAIT_FAIL, "[wrap] libc free: ld init_wait\n"); extern void __libc_free(void*); ptr_trace_dump_now("wrap_libc_ld_init"); __libc_free(ptr); return; }
}
// Phase 15: Box Separation - Domain check to distinguish hakmem vs external pointers
// CRITICAL: Prevent BenchMeta (slots[]) from entering CoreAlloc (hak_free_at)
// Strategy: Check 1-byte header at ptr-1 for HEADER_MAGIC (0xa0/0xb0)
// - If hakmem Tiny allocation → route to hak_free_at()
// - Otherwise → delegate to __libc_free() (external/BenchMeta)
//
// Safety: Only check header if ptr is NOT page-aligned (ptr-1 is safe to read)
uintptr_t offset_in_page = (uintptr_t)ptr & 0xFFF;
if (offset_in_page > 0) {
// Not page-aligned, safe to check ptr-1
uint8_t header = *((uint8_t*)ptr - 1);
if ((header & 0xF0) == 0xA0) {
// Tiny header byte → require Superslab to avoid誤分類
SuperSlab* ss = hak_super_lookup(ptr);
if (ss && ss->magic == SUPERSLAB_MAGIC) {
g_hakmem_lock_depth++;
hak_free_at(ptr, 0, HAK_CALLSITE());
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
return;
}
// Superslab未登録 → hakmem管理外。libc free にも渡さず無視(ワークセットのゴミ対策)。
return;
} else if ((header & 0xF0) == 0xB0) {
// Pool TLS header (if enabled) — no registry check needed
#ifdef HAKMEM_POOL_TLS_PHASE1
g_hakmem_lock_depth++;
hak_free_at(ptr, 0, HAK_CALLSITE());
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
return;
#endif
}
// No valid hakmem header → external pointer (BenchMeta, libc allocation, etc.)
if (__builtin_expect(wcfg->wrap_diag, 0)) {
SuperSlab* ss = hak_super_lookup(ptr);
int slab_idx = -1;
int meta_cls = -1;
int alloc_method = -1;
if (__builtin_expect(ss && ss->magic == SUPERSLAB_MAGIC, 0)) {
slab_idx = slab_index_for(ss, (void*)((uint8_t*)ptr - 1));
if (slab_idx >= 0 && slab_idx < ss_slabs_capacity(ss)) {
meta_cls = ss->slabs[slab_idx].class_idx;
}
} else if (offset_in_page >= HEADER_SIZE) {
AllocHeader* ah = hak_header_from_user(ptr);
if (hak_header_validate(ah)) {
alloc_method = ah->method;
}
}
fprintf(stderr,
"[WRAP_FREE_NOT_OWNED] ptr=%p hdr=0x%02x off=0x%lx lockdepth=%d init=%d ss=%p slab=%d meta_cls=%d alloc_method=%d\n",
ptr,
header,
(unsigned long)offset_in_page,
g_hakmem_lock_depth,
g_initializing,
(void*)ss,
slab_idx,
meta_cls,
alloc_method);
}
// Self-heal: if this looks like a SuperSlab (magic matches) but registry lookup failed,
// re-register on the fly and route to hakmem free to avoid libc abort.
{
SuperSlab* ss_guess = (SuperSlab*)((uintptr_t)ptr & ~((uintptr_t)SUPERSLAB_SIZE_MIN - 1u));
long page_sz = sysconf(_SC_PAGESIZE);
unsigned char mincore_vec = 0;
int mapped = (page_sz > 0) &&
(mincore((void*)((uintptr_t)ss_guess & ~(uintptr_t)(page_sz - 1)),
(size_t)page_sz,
&mincore_vec) == 0);
if (mapped && ss_guess->magic == SUPERSLAB_MAGIC) {
hak_super_register((uintptr_t)ss_guess, ss_guess); // idempotent if already registered
g_hakmem_lock_depth++;
hak_free_at(ptr, 0, HAK_CALLSITE());
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
return;
}
}
extern void __libc_free(void*);
ptr_trace_dump_now("wrap_libc_external_nomag");
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_NOT_OWNED, "[wrap] libc free: not_owned\n");
__libc_free(ptr);
return;
}
// Page-aligned pointer → cannot safely check header, use full classification
// (This includes Pool/Mid/L25 allocations which may be page-aligned)
g_hakmem_lock_depth++;
hak_free_at(ptr, 0, HAK_CALLSITE());
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
}
void* calloc(size_t nmemb, size_t size) {
WIP: Add TLS SLL validation and SuperSlab registry fallback ChatGPT's diagnostic changes to address TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET issue. Current status: Partial mitigation, but root cause remains. Changes Applied: 1. SuperSlab Registry Fallback (hakmem_super_registry.h) - Added legacy table probe when hash map lookup misses - Prevents NULL returns for valid SuperSlabs during initialization - Status: ✅ Works but may hide underlying registration issues 2. TLS SLL Push Validation (tls_sll_box.h) - Reject push if SuperSlab lookup returns NULL - Reject push if class_idx mismatch detected - Added [TLS_SLL_PUSH_NO_SS] diagnostic message - Status: ✅ Prevents list corruption (defensive) 3. SuperSlab Allocation Class Fix (superslab_allocate.c) - Pass actual class_idx to sp_internal_allocate_superslab - Prevents dummy class=8 causing OOB access - Status: ✅ Root cause fix for allocation path 4. Debug Output Additions - First 256 push/pop operations traced - First 4 mismatches logged with details - SuperSlab registration state logged - Status: ✅ Diagnostic tool (not a fix) 5. TLS Hint Box Removed - Deleted ss_tls_hint_box.{c,h} (Phase 1 optimization) - Simplified to focus on stability first - Status: ⏳ Can be re-added after root cause fixed Current Problem (REMAINS UNSOLVED): - [TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET] still occurs after ~60 seconds of sh8bench - Pointer is 16 bytes offset from expected (class 1 → class 2 boundary) - hak_super_lookup returns NULL for that pointer - Suggests: Use-After-Free, Double-Free, or pointer arithmetic error Root Cause Analysis: - Pattern: Pointer offset by +16 (one class 1 stride) - Timing: Cumulative problem (appears after 60s, not immediately) - Location: Header corruption detected during TLS SLL pop Remaining Issues: ⚠️ Registry fallback is defensive (may hide registration bugs) ⚠️ Push validation prevents symptoms but not root cause ⚠️ 16-byte pointer offset source unidentified Next Steps for Investigation: 1. Full pointer arithmetic audit (Magazine ⇔ TLS SLL paths) 2. Enhanced logging at HDR_RESET point: - Expected vs actual pointer value - Pointer provenance (where it came from) - Allocation trace for that block 3. Verify Headerless flag is OFF throughout build 4. Check for double-offset application in conversions Technical Assessment: - 60% root cause fixes (allocation class, validation) - 40% defensive mitigation (registry fallback, push rejection) Performance Impact: - Registry fallback: +10-30 cycles on cold path (negligible) - Push validation: +5-10 cycles per push (acceptable) - Overall: < 2% performance impact estimated Related Issues: - Phase 1 TLS Hint Box removed temporarily - Phase 2 Headerless blocked until stability achieved 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-03 20:42:28 +09:00
static _Atomic int g_wrap_calloc_trace_count = 0;
if (atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&g_wrap_calloc_trace_count, 1, memory_order_relaxed) < 128) {
HAK_TRACE("[wrap_calloc_enter]\n");
}
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
// CRITICAL FIX (BUG #8): Increment lock depth FIRST, before ANY libc calls
g_hakmem_lock_depth++;
// Early check for recursion (lock depth already incremented by outer call)
if (g_hakmem_lock_depth > 1) {
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_calloc(size_t, size_t);
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_LOCKDEPTH, "[wrap] libc calloc: lockdepth\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
return __libc_calloc(nmemb, size);
}
feat(Phase 1-2): Add atomic initialization wait mechanism (safety improvement) Implements thread-safe atomic initialization tracking and a wait helper for non-init threads to avoid libc fallback during the initialization window. Changes: - Convert g_initializing to _Atomic type for thread-safe access - Add g_init_thread to identify which thread performs initialization - Implement hak_init_wait_for_ready() helper with spin/yield mechanism - Update hak_core_init.inc.h to use atomic operations - Update hak_wrappers.inc.h to call wait helper instead of checking g_initializing Results & Analysis: - Performance: ±0% (21s → 21s, no measurable improvement) - Safety: ✓ Prevents recursion in init window - Investigation: Initialization overhead is <1% of total allocations - Expected: 2-8% improvement - Actual: 0% improvement (spin/yield overhead ≈ savings) - libc overhead: 41% → 57% (relative increase, likely sampling variation) Key Findings from Perf Analysis: - getenv: 0% (maintained from Phase 1-1) ✓ - libc malloc/free: ~24.54% of cycles - libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate/unlink_chunk): ~16% of cycles - Total libc overhead: ~41% (difficult to optimize without changing algorithm) Next Phase Target: - Phase 2: Investigate libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate 9.33%, unlink_chunk 6.90%) - Potential approaches: hakmem Mid/ACE allocator expansion, sh8bench pattern analysis Recommendation: Keep Phase 1-2 for safety (no performance regression), proceed to Phase 2. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-02 16:44:27 +09:00
int calloc_init_wait = hak_init_wait_for_ready();
if (__builtin_expect(calloc_init_wait <= 0, 0)) {
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_calloc(size_t, size_t);
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_INIT_WAIT_FAIL, "[wrap] libc calloc: init_wait\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
return __libc_calloc(nmemb, size);
}
// Overflow check
if (size != 0 && nmemb > (SIZE_MAX / size)) {
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
errno = ENOMEM;
return NULL;
}
if (__builtin_expect(hak_force_libc_alloc(), 0)) {
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_calloc(size_t, size_t);
return __libc_calloc(nmemb, size);
}
int ld_mode = hak_ld_env_mode();
if (ld_mode) {
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
// BUG FIX: g_jemalloc_loaded == -1 (unknown) should not trigger fallback
if (hak_ld_block_jemalloc() && g_jemalloc_loaded > 0) {
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_calloc(size_t, size_t);
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_JEMALLOC_BLOCK, "[wrap] libc calloc: jemalloc block\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
return __libc_calloc(nmemb, size);
}
if (!g_initialized) { hak_init(); }
feat(Phase 1-2): Add atomic initialization wait mechanism (safety improvement) Implements thread-safe atomic initialization tracking and a wait helper for non-init threads to avoid libc fallback during the initialization window. Changes: - Convert g_initializing to _Atomic type for thread-safe access - Add g_init_thread to identify which thread performs initialization - Implement hak_init_wait_for_ready() helper with spin/yield mechanism - Update hak_core_init.inc.h to use atomic operations - Update hak_wrappers.inc.h to call wait helper instead of checking g_initializing Results & Analysis: - Performance: ±0% (21s → 21s, no measurable improvement) - Safety: ✓ Prevents recursion in init window - Investigation: Initialization overhead is <1% of total allocations - Expected: 2-8% improvement - Actual: 0% improvement (spin/yield overhead ≈ savings) - libc overhead: 41% → 57% (relative increase, likely sampling variation) Key Findings from Perf Analysis: - getenv: 0% (maintained from Phase 1-1) ✓ - libc malloc/free: ~24.54% of cycles - libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate/unlink_chunk): ~16% of cycles - Total libc overhead: ~41% (difficult to optimize without changing algorithm) Next Phase Target: - Phase 2: Investigate libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate 9.33%, unlink_chunk 6.90%) - Potential approaches: hakmem Mid/ACE allocator expansion, sh8bench pattern analysis Recommendation: Keep Phase 1-2 for safety (no performance regression), proceed to Phase 2. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-02 16:44:27 +09:00
int calloc_ld_wait = hak_init_wait_for_ready();
if (__builtin_expect(calloc_ld_wait <= 0, 0)) {
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_calloc(size_t, size_t);
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
wrapper_record_fallback(FB_INIT_LD_WAIT_FAIL, "[wrap] libc calloc: ld init_wait\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
return __libc_calloc(nmemb, size);
}
// Reuse cached ld_safe_mode from malloc (same static variable scope won't work, use inline function instead)
// For now, duplicate the caching logic
static _Atomic int ld_safe_mode_calloc = -1;
if (__builtin_expect(ld_safe_mode_calloc < 0, 0)) {
const char* lds = getenv("HAKMEM_LD_SAFE");
ld_safe_mode_calloc = (lds ? atoi(lds) : 1);
}
size_t total = nmemb * size;
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
if (ld_safe_mode_calloc >= 2 || total > TINY_MAX_SIZE) {
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
extern void* __libc_calloc(size_t, size_t);
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
if (ld_safe_mode_calloc >= 2) wrapper_record_fallback(FB_LD_SAFE, "[wrap] libc calloc: ld_safe\n");
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
return __libc_calloc(nmemb, size);
}
}
feat: Phase 7 + Phase 2 - Massive performance & stability improvements Performance Achievements: - Tiny allocations: +180-280% (21M → 59-70M ops/s random mixed) - Single-thread: +24% (2.71M → 3.36M ops/s Larson) - 4T stability: 0% → 95% (19/20 success rate) - Overall: 91.3% of System malloc average (target was 40-55%) ✓ Phase 7 (Tasks 1-3): Core Optimizations - Task 1: Header validation removal (Region-ID direct lookup) - Task 2: Aggressive inline (TLS cache access optimization) - Task 3: Pre-warm TLS cache (eliminate cold-start penalty) Result: +180-280% improvement, 85-146% of System malloc Critical Bug Fixes: - Fix 64B allocation crash (size-to-class +1 for header) - Fix 4T wrapper recursion bugs (BUG #7, #8, #10, #11) - Remove malloc fallback (30% → 50% stability) Phase 2a: SuperSlab Dynamic Expansion (CRITICAL) - Implement mimalloc-style chunk linking - Unlimited slab expansion (no more OOM at 32 slabs) - Fix chunk initialization bug (bitmap=0x00000001 after expansion) Files: core/hakmem_tiny_superslab.c/h, core/superslab/superslab_types.h Result: 50% → 95% stability (19/20 4T success) Phase 2b: TLS Cache Adaptive Sizing - Dynamic capacity: 16-2048 slots based on usage - High-water mark tracking + exponential growth/shrink - Expected: +3-10% performance, -30-50% memory Files: core/tiny_adaptive_sizing.c/h (new) Phase 2c: BigCache Dynamic Hash Table - Migrate from fixed 256×8 array to dynamic hash table - Auto-resize: 256 → 512 → 1024 → 65,536 buckets - Improved hash function (FNV-1a) + collision chaining Files: core/hakmem_bigcache.c/h Expected: +10-20% cache hit rate Design Flaws Analysis: - Identified 6 components with fixed-capacity bottlenecks - SuperSlab (CRITICAL), TLS Cache (HIGH), BigCache/L2.5 (MEDIUM) - Report: DESIGN_FLAWS_ANALYSIS.md (11 chapters) Documentation: - 13 comprehensive reports (PHASE*.md, DESIGN_FLAWS*.md) - Implementation guides, test results, production readiness - Bug fix reports, root cause analysis Build System: - Makefile: phase7 targets, PREWARM_TLS flag - Auto dependency generation (-MMD -MP) for .inc files Known Issues: - 4T stability: 19/20 (95%) - investigating 1 failure for 100% - L2.5 Pool dynamic sharding: design only (needs 2-3 days integration) 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-08 17:08:00 +09:00
size_t total_size = nmemb * size;
void* ptr = hak_alloc_at(total_size, HAK_CALLSITE());
if (ptr) { memset(ptr, 0, total_size); }
g_hakmem_lock_depth--;
return ptr;
}
void* realloc(void* ptr, size_t size) {
WIP: Add TLS SLL validation and SuperSlab registry fallback ChatGPT's diagnostic changes to address TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET issue. Current status: Partial mitigation, but root cause remains. Changes Applied: 1. SuperSlab Registry Fallback (hakmem_super_registry.h) - Added legacy table probe when hash map lookup misses - Prevents NULL returns for valid SuperSlabs during initialization - Status: ✅ Works but may hide underlying registration issues 2. TLS SLL Push Validation (tls_sll_box.h) - Reject push if SuperSlab lookup returns NULL - Reject push if class_idx mismatch detected - Added [TLS_SLL_PUSH_NO_SS] diagnostic message - Status: ✅ Prevents list corruption (defensive) 3. SuperSlab Allocation Class Fix (superslab_allocate.c) - Pass actual class_idx to sp_internal_allocate_superslab - Prevents dummy class=8 causing OOB access - Status: ✅ Root cause fix for allocation path 4. Debug Output Additions - First 256 push/pop operations traced - First 4 mismatches logged with details - SuperSlab registration state logged - Status: ✅ Diagnostic tool (not a fix) 5. TLS Hint Box Removed - Deleted ss_tls_hint_box.{c,h} (Phase 1 optimization) - Simplified to focus on stability first - Status: ⏳ Can be re-added after root cause fixed Current Problem (REMAINS UNSOLVED): - [TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET] still occurs after ~60 seconds of sh8bench - Pointer is 16 bytes offset from expected (class 1 → class 2 boundary) - hak_super_lookup returns NULL for that pointer - Suggests: Use-After-Free, Double-Free, or pointer arithmetic error Root Cause Analysis: - Pattern: Pointer offset by +16 (one class 1 stride) - Timing: Cumulative problem (appears after 60s, not immediately) - Location: Header corruption detected during TLS SLL pop Remaining Issues: ⚠️ Registry fallback is defensive (may hide registration bugs) ⚠️ Push validation prevents symptoms but not root cause ⚠️ 16-byte pointer offset source unidentified Next Steps for Investigation: 1. Full pointer arithmetic audit (Magazine ⇔ TLS SLL paths) 2. Enhanced logging at HDR_RESET point: - Expected vs actual pointer value - Pointer provenance (where it came from) - Allocation trace for that block 3. Verify Headerless flag is OFF throughout build 4. Check for double-offset application in conversions Technical Assessment: - 60% root cause fixes (allocation class, validation) - 40% defensive mitigation (registry fallback, push rejection) Performance Impact: - Registry fallback: +10-30 cycles on cold path (negligible) - Push validation: +5-10 cycles per push (acceptable) - Overall: < 2% performance impact estimated Related Issues: - Phase 1 TLS Hint Box removed temporarily - Phase 2 Headerless blocked until stability achieved 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-03 20:42:28 +09:00
static _Atomic int g_wrap_realloc_trace_count = 0;
if (atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&g_wrap_realloc_trace_count, 1, memory_order_relaxed) < 128) {
HAK_TRACE("[wrap_realloc_enter]\n");
}
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
if (g_hakmem_lock_depth > 0) { wrapper_record_fallback(FB_LOCKDEPTH, "[wrap] libc realloc: lockdepth\n"); extern void* __libc_realloc(void*, size_t); return __libc_realloc(ptr, size); }
feat(Phase 1-2): Add atomic initialization wait mechanism (safety improvement) Implements thread-safe atomic initialization tracking and a wait helper for non-init threads to avoid libc fallback during the initialization window. Changes: - Convert g_initializing to _Atomic type for thread-safe access - Add g_init_thread to identify which thread performs initialization - Implement hak_init_wait_for_ready() helper with spin/yield mechanism - Update hak_core_init.inc.h to use atomic operations - Update hak_wrappers.inc.h to call wait helper instead of checking g_initializing Results & Analysis: - Performance: ±0% (21s → 21s, no measurable improvement) - Safety: ✓ Prevents recursion in init window - Investigation: Initialization overhead is <1% of total allocations - Expected: 2-8% improvement - Actual: 0% improvement (spin/yield overhead ≈ savings) - libc overhead: 41% → 57% (relative increase, likely sampling variation) Key Findings from Perf Analysis: - getenv: 0% (maintained from Phase 1-1) ✓ - libc malloc/free: ~24.54% of cycles - libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate/unlink_chunk): ~16% of cycles - Total libc overhead: ~41% (difficult to optimize without changing algorithm) Next Phase Target: - Phase 2: Investigate libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate 9.33%, unlink_chunk 6.90%) - Potential approaches: hakmem Mid/ACE allocator expansion, sh8bench pattern analysis Recommendation: Keep Phase 1-2 for safety (no performance regression), proceed to Phase 2. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-02 16:44:27 +09:00
int realloc_init_wait = hak_init_wait_for_ready();
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
if (__builtin_expect(realloc_init_wait <= 0, 0)) { wrapper_record_fallback(FB_INIT_WAIT_FAIL, "[wrap] libc realloc: init_wait\n"); extern void* __libc_realloc(void*, size_t); return __libc_realloc(ptr, size); }
if (__builtin_expect(hak_force_libc_alloc(), 0)) { wrapper_record_fallback(FB_FORCE_LIBC, "[wrap] libc realloc: force_libc\n"); extern void* __libc_realloc(void*, size_t); return __libc_realloc(ptr, size); }
int ld_mode = hak_ld_env_mode();
if (ld_mode) {
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
// BUG FIX: g_jemalloc_loaded == -1 (unknown) should not trigger fallback
if (hak_ld_block_jemalloc() && g_jemalloc_loaded > 0) { wrapper_record_fallback(FB_JEMALLOC_BLOCK, "[wrap] libc realloc: jemalloc block\n"); extern void* __libc_realloc(void*, size_t); return __libc_realloc(ptr, size); }
if (!g_initialized) { hak_init(); }
feat(Phase 1-2): Add atomic initialization wait mechanism (safety improvement) Implements thread-safe atomic initialization tracking and a wait helper for non-init threads to avoid libc fallback during the initialization window. Changes: - Convert g_initializing to _Atomic type for thread-safe access - Add g_init_thread to identify which thread performs initialization - Implement hak_init_wait_for_ready() helper with spin/yield mechanism - Update hak_core_init.inc.h to use atomic operations - Update hak_wrappers.inc.h to call wait helper instead of checking g_initializing Results & Analysis: - Performance: ±0% (21s → 21s, no measurable improvement) - Safety: ✓ Prevents recursion in init window - Investigation: Initialization overhead is <1% of total allocations - Expected: 2-8% improvement - Actual: 0% improvement (spin/yield overhead ≈ savings) - libc overhead: 41% → 57% (relative increase, likely sampling variation) Key Findings from Perf Analysis: - getenv: 0% (maintained from Phase 1-1) ✓ - libc malloc/free: ~24.54% of cycles - libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate/unlink_chunk): ~16% of cycles - Total libc overhead: ~41% (difficult to optimize without changing algorithm) Next Phase Target: - Phase 2: Investigate libc fragmentation (malloc_consolidate 9.33%, unlink_chunk 6.90%) - Potential approaches: hakmem Mid/ACE allocator expansion, sh8bench pattern analysis Recommendation: Keep Phase 1-2 for safety (no performance regression), proceed to Phase 2. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-12-02 16:44:27 +09:00
int realloc_ld_wait = hak_init_wait_for_ready();
feat(Phase 2-1): Lane Classification + Fallback Reduction ## Phase 2-1: Lane Classification Box (Single Source of Truth) ### New Module: hak_lane_classify.inc.h - Centralized size-to-lane mapping with unified boundary definitions - Lane architecture: - LANE_TINY: [0, 1024B] SuperSlab (unchanged) - LANE_POOL: [1025, 52KB] Pool per-thread (extended!) - LANE_ACE: [52KB, 2MB] ACE learning - LANE_HUGE: [2MB+] mmap direct - Key invariant: POOL_MIN = TINY_MAX + 1 (no gaps) ### Fixed: Tiny/Pool Boundary Mismatch - Before: TINY_MAX_SIZE=1024 vs tiny_get_max_size()=2047 (inconsistent!) - After: Both reference LANE_TINY_MAX=1024 (authoritative) - Impact: Eliminates 1025-2047B "unmanaged zone" causing libc fragmentation ### Updated Files - core/hakmem_tiny.h: Use LANE_TINY_MAX, fix sizes[7]=1024 (was 2047) - core/hakmem_pool.h: Use POOL_MIN_REQUEST_SIZE=1025 (was 2048) - core/box/hak_alloc_api.inc.h: Lane-based routing (HAK_LANE_IS_*) ## jemalloc Block Bug Fix ### Root Cause - g_jemalloc_loaded initialized to -1 (unknown) - Condition `if (block && g_jemalloc_loaded)` treated -1 as true - Result: ALL allocations fallback to libc (even when jemalloc not loaded!) ### Fix - Change condition to `g_jemalloc_loaded > 0` - Only fallback when jemalloc is ACTUALLY loaded - Applied to: malloc/free/calloc/realloc ### Impact - Before: 100% libc fallback (jemalloc block false positive) - After: Only genuine cases fallback (init_wait, lockdepth, etc.) ## Fallback Diagnostics (ChatGPT contribution) ### New Feature: HAKMEM_WRAP_DIAG - ENV flag to enable fallback logging - Reason-specific counters (init_wait, jemalloc_block, lockdepth, etc.) - First 4 occurrences logged per reason - Helps identify unwanted fallback paths ### Implementation - core/box/wrapper_env_box.{c,h}: ENV cache + DIAG flag - core/box/hak_wrappers.inc.h: wrapper_record_fallback() calls ## Verification ### Fallback Reduction - Before fix: [wrap] libc malloc: jemalloc block (100% fallback) - After fix: Only init_wait + lockdepth (expected, minimal) ### Known Issue - Tiny allocator OOM (size=8) still crashes - This is a pre-existing bug, unrelated to Phase 2-1 - Was hidden by jemalloc block false positive - Will be investigated separately ## Performance Impact ### sh8bench 8 threads - Phase 1-1: 15秒 - Phase 2-1: 14秒 (~7% improvement) ### Note - True hakmem performance now measurable (no more 100% fallback) - Tiny OOM prevents full benchmark completion - Next: Fix Tiny allocator for complete evaluation 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-Authored-By: ChatGPT <chatgpt@openai.com>
2025-12-02 19:13:28 +09:00
if (__builtin_expect(realloc_ld_wait <= 0, 0)) { wrapper_record_fallback(FB_INIT_LD_WAIT_FAIL, "[wrap] libc realloc: ld init_wait\n"); extern void* __libc_realloc(void*, size_t); return __libc_realloc(ptr, size); }
}
if (ptr == NULL) { return malloc(size); }
if (size == 0) { free(ptr); return NULL; }
void* new_ptr = malloc(size);
if (!new_ptr) return NULL;
memcpy(new_ptr, ptr, size);
free(ptr);
return new_ptr;
}
#endif // HAKMEM_FORCE_LIBC_ALLOC_BUILD
#endif // HAK_WRAPPERS_INC_H