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buildbench.sh takes BENCH_CMD (check, build --bin tsgo, test --no-run, ...) and the dev profile, edits ls/hover.rs as well as the checker, and records the peak memory of the whole build's cgroup. buildbench-plan.sh gets a devloop session: the edit-loop defaults in the dev profile for each command, with a checker edit and an ls edit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
run-cargo-capped.sh fell back to the default toolchain with only a note when nightly-2026-06-17 was not installed. Builds then lost -Zthreads and ran slower with no error (alvin had no nightly). Now an edit-loop build stops with the install command and the TS_CARGO_NIGHTLY=0 way out. The check runs before the cgroup scope and the slot locks, so it does not wait for a slot first. RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN, a +toolchain argument, --profile goport and TS_CARGO_NIGHTLY=0 are unchanged. The header now says --profile goport keeps the default toolchain (build-release.sh sets 1.95.0). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
run-cargo-capped.sh gave 16 jobs on a host named zbook and 1 job everywhere else, so a build on alvin (24 cores) or dbook-lan (32) used one core unless TS_CARGO_JOBS was set. The default is now the core count (nproc), at most 16: zbook keeps 16. The memory cap keeps its formula (8 GiB for one job, 4 GiB per job for more, at most three quarters of available memory); its comment now says so. Evidence builds (candidate.sh, build-goport-tests.sh: 12), buildbench (16) and the testbox (32) set TS_CARGO_JOBS, so they do not change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Release builds with the candidate.sh evidence settings (no nightly, no incremental) on 1.93.0, 1.95.0 and 1.99.0: clean, touch, a one-line edit and its revert, then bin-identity.sh of each against 1.93.0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The agent brief told agents to build release --bins after each edit: about 70 s for a one-line edit on alvin, most of it LLVM. check takes about 12 s. The brief now says to find compile errors with check and build release bins only to run them. --bin tsgo in place of --bins saves no wall time (the links run in parallel), so the brief does not ask for it. The README Build toolchain section gets the alvin edit-loop table (devloop and defaults sessions) and says which toolchain each build uses: the default one for --profile goport, fmt, clippy and the evidence builds, 1.95.0 in build-release.sh and build-pgo.sh. The brief's 32 s edit and its "--profile goport stays on 1.93.0" were out of date. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…cript AGENTS.md line 35 said 16 jobs on zbook and 1 elsewhere, and that --profile goport stays on 1.93.0. run-cargo-capped.sh now defaults to the core count (at most 16), and --profile goport uses the default toolchain (build-release.sh sets 1.95.0). AGENTS.md is a protected path: Theo approved this one-line change in the build-time thread on 2026-10-10. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughThe Cargo runner now selects jobs from the host core count, up to 16, and applies stricter nightly selection for edit-loop builds. Benchmark scripts add configurable sessions, command and memory reporting, and updated toolchain and timing guidance. ChangesCargo toolchains and benchmarking
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-Zthreadsdescription in the "Build toolchain" section.Line 136 says
-Zthreads=8is "the job count, at most 8". The default job count is now the core count, capped at 16. The-Zthreadsvalue ismin(jobs, 8), asscripts/run-cargo-capped.shLine 193 shows. The README text still reads as if the job count itself is at most 8. Reword the text to say that-Zthreadsis the job count, at most 8. This change is outside the changed lines but depends on this PR's change to the job default.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…lumns An out-dir from before the new columns got rows with 2 more fields than its header, and buildbench-report.py then read them wrong. buildbench.sh now stops and asks for a new out-dir. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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On alvin, mold used about 25% less CPU per edit, but dev --bins and test --no-run edits took the same wall time as rust-lld (two runs each). The script keeps rust-lld. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🟡 Minor · Preserve an unreadable peak as missing, not zero. · buildbench.sh:88
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winPreserve an unreadable peak as missing, not zero.
On a supported systemd host without cgroup v2,
/proc/self/cgrouphas no0::entry, so this path cannot readmemory.peak. The fallback writes0toresults.tsvand printspeak=0KiB. The report then hides the failure as-, although the documented current output is the peak memory of each build.Suggested fix
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Builds were slow on every host but zbook.
run-cargo-capped.shgave 1 build job to any host not namedzbook, so alvin (24 cores) built on one core. When the pinned nightly was missing, it also fell back to stable with no-Zthreadsand printed only a note. The agent brief then told agents to build--release --binsafter each edit, which takes about 70 s for a one-line edit.Fix
candidate.sh,build-goport-tests.sh), buildbench and the testbox setTS_CARGO_JOBSthemselves, so they do not change. The memory cap keeps its formula, and its comment now matches the code.TS_CARGO_NIGHTLY=0way out. The check runs before the cgroup scope and the slot locks, so it fails at once instead of after a slot wait.RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN,+toolchain,--profile goportandTS_CARGO_NIGHTLY=0behave as before.check(12 s) and to build release bins only to run them.--bin tsgoin place of--binssaves no wall time (the links run in parallel), so the brief does not ask for it. The README gets the measured edit-loop table and says which toolchain each build uses. AGENTS.md line 35 now matches the script.check,--bin tsgo,--bins,test --no-run), a one-line edit inls/hover.rsas well as the checker, the peak memory of each whole build, and atoolchainssession for the evidence toolchain question.scripts/run-cargo-capped.shandAGENTS.mdare protected paths. Theo approved these changes in the build-time thread on 2026-10-10. Root records the approval note in the state.Timings
alvin, 24 cores, sccache off, same source. The only difference is the script default.
check, coldcheck, one-line editbuild --bin tsgo, coldbuild --bin tsgo, one-line editThe new defaults, run end to end with sccache on: cold
check77 s, one-line edit 13.6 s.Edit loop with the new defaults (two runs each):
checkbuild --bin tsgobuild --binstest --no-runbuild --release --binsbuild --release --bin tsgoPeak memory of a whole build is at most 6.1 GB, except
test --no-run(10 to 11 GB clean).Checks: shellcheck reports 0 warnings on the three changed scripts, before and after. The missing-nightly,
TS_CARGO_NIGHTLY=0,RUSTUP_TOOLCHAIN,--profile goport, non-edit-loop and core-count cases were each run by hand. tsgo output cannot change, because evidence builds already set every value that changed.Linker: mold used about 25% less CPU per edit but took the same wall time as rust-lld (dev
--binsandtest --no-run, two runs each), so the README says so and the script keeps rust-lld.Not in this PR: zbook slots (needs a peak-memory measurement on zbook), the evidence toolchain (#42) and the crate split (its own PR and revision).
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Fix build scripts to use all host cores and require the pinned nightly toolchain
run-cargo-capped.shto compute default job count from the host core count, capped at 16, replacing the hostname-based zbook/one-job splitTS_CARGO_NIGHTLY=0buildbench.shto benchmark configurable Cargo commands and the dev profile, record whole-build peak memory via a systemd scope, and support edits in bothchecker_p15.rsandls/hover.rsdevloopandtoolchainssessions to buildbench-plan.sh and new command and peak-memory columns to the report in buildbench-report.pyrun-cargo-capped.shnightly selection and theTS_CARGO_NIGHTLY=0opt-out, plus result-file validation inbuildbench.shfor files from older script versionsMacroscope summarized 5cffbf2.
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