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perf(javascript): build tighten_body's steps once, not per call - #22512
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Keep OXC errors failing for these corpus entries.
These entries add both source keys to OXC_SMALLER. In test/specCases/minify-corpora.spectest.js (Lines 2305–2324), the corpus test suppresses an OXC Error when its key is in OXC_SMALLER. An OXC crash on either fixture can therefore pass this check, although the group reason describes output-size differences. Keep size-difference allowances separate from OXC-error exemptions, or exempt errors only for fixtures with a documented known abort.
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tightenBody declared its seven steps inside itself, sharing `changed` and the scope with them, so every call built them again, 54,503 times per minify of typescript.js, with the closures some of them built per statement on top. The steps are now module-level functions handed one state object per nesting depth, and their inner closures take what they read as arguments. Also carries #22521's fit of two printer tests and of OXC_SMALLER to main (`vercel/ms` back on, `side_effects_cascade_3` off), which fail on main and gate the integration jobs.
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tighten_bodydeclares its seven steps inside itself, sharingchangedand the scope with them, so every call built them again: 54,503 calls per minify of typescript.js, with the closures some steps build per statement on top. It was the largest per-call allocation site of the compressor left after #22492 and #22493.The steps are now module-level functions handed one
TightenStateper nesting depth (optimizing what a step joins or moves can tighten a body of its own), holding the compressor, the scope the statements declare into and whether a step changed one; their inner closures take what they read as arguments. A run allocates nothing of its own.This is the last of the per-call allocation sites named in the plan (
collapseFrom,inlineIntoCall,tightenBody).Before / after against
main:passes:2(callgrind, CodSpeed flags, warm)passes:2(callgrind, CodSpeed flags, cold)Output is byte-identical to
main: lodash, acorn and typescript.js under three option sets (default,passes:2+toplevel+unsafe,unused: "keep_assign"), and the terser, swc and oxc corpora (467,874 comparisons, 0 mismatches).What kind of change does this PR introduce?
perf
Did you add tests for your changes?
Output does not change, and the corpora cover every step moved. Twenty compress cases are added to the unit tests, held to terser's output, for the branches of the steps the unit suite did not reach before: statements after an exit held back by a
letor a function declaration,if/returnfolding and flow merging across a labelledbreak, a sequence cut atsequences_limit, expressions moved into loop heads unless they holdin, declarations lifted out of anif's branches, object assignments moved into the literal just declared (from a statement, areturn, aforhead, under strict code with loosely equal keys),vardeclarations joined into aforhead and neighboringusingdeclarations joined. Local unit patch coverage 82.7% → 95.4%.Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No.
If relevant, what needs to be documented once your changes are merged or what have you already documented?
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