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A bundler or transpiler worker thread creates its macro VM once and keeps it for the life of the thread. Only a new VM took the build's transform options, and JSC's module registry kept the macro modules the first build evaluated. A later Bun.build() in the same process, or a runtime import transpiled on that thread, got macro results computed with the first build's define and loaders. The VM now records the build whose macros it ran last, by the Arc of transform options every transpiler of a build shares. A macro load for another build moves the VM: it rebuilds the transpiler options, drops the module registry, the require map and the registered macro callbacks, and loads the defines again. Macro entries in a MacroContext carry the generation they were loaded under, so an entry that predates such a move loads again. The VM keeps a log of its own instead of the first build's log, which is freed with that build's worker. MacroContext::call moves what the VM logged into the build's log after each load and each call.
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Status: f7b43cd adds the fix for the bake review finding (the graphs of one app are one build to a macro VM), a retry of the define load after a failed macro load, and two tests. All review threads are answered and resolved. Reproduced: on stock bun 1.4.1, a script that runs Tests: |
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WalkthroughThe bundler now resets transform options when macro VMs switch builds. Macro VMs track option generations, reload stale macros, use sanitized build options, and transfer independent VM logs to the build log. Tests cover build-option isolation, memory growth, and runtime imports. ChangesMacro VM option isolation
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The VM kept the env loader of the build that created it. A Worker frees its loader when it exits, so a later build from another thread that moved the VM read freed memory in configure_defines, and a macro that read process.env did the same on an unchanged VM. serve_macro_build now points the transpiler at the current build's loader first.
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A failed move left the VM with the new build's options and the old build's modules while it still recorded the old build. Dropping the modules and the registered callbacks first, and recording the build last, leaves a VM whose move failed on the old build with an empty registry. Also trims the comments to one line each.
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macro_contextbefore replacingself.options.
MacroContext::initstores aBackReftoTranspiler.options.macro_remapand clonesTranspiler.options.transform_options. This assignment drops the old options but retainsself.macro_context. A later nested macro parse can dereference the dropped remap or load macros with the prior build options.Clear and deinitialize
macro_contextbefore this assignment. Let the parse path recreate it after the new options are installed.Proposed fix
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The context copied the previous options and env loader. The next parse creates a new one against the current ones.
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… leaves `configure_defines()` allocates what it builds for the `define` table in the transpiler's arena. That arena lives as long as the VM. A macro VM that moves to another build replaces the table in `reset_transform_options()`, and what was allocated for the old table stayed behind: for a string value, one copy per build and per pool thread. These allocations now go into an arena of their own, which `reset_transform_options()` replaces together with the table. The lists of an object or array value are not in that arena. `Expr::deep_clone` puts them on the global heap, so they still stay.
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A macro load that failed inside configure_defines left the VM with the new build's options and no defines: the next load for that build saw the same build and did not load them. configure_defines is a no-op once the defines are loaded, so Macro::init calls it at every load of a macro VM. serve_macro_build no longer reports whether it moved the VM.
A macro VM tells builds apart by the Arc<TransformOptions> of the transpiler that calls it. Each bake graph transpiler had an Arc of its own, so a worker thread's macro VM moved on every switch between a server file and a client file: it dropped its modules and loaded its options again each time. The server, client and SSR transpilers of one app now share one Arc. BundleV2::init asserts it in debug builds.
…r thread The define value memory test now checks the growth, stderr and the exit code in one toEqual.
A bun whose macro VMs never drop their modules passes the test as well. It fails when each graph of a bake app counts as a build of its own.
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Bun.build()calls get stale macro results: a macro returns an earlier build'sdefine(15 of 16 builds in the new test) and ignores an edit of the macro file.Macro::init(src/js_parser_jsc/Macro.rs) reuses the worker thread's VM with the first build's options, modules, log and env loader. AWorkerfrees that loader on exit: a later build read freed memory.Fix
VirtualMachine::serve_macro_buildruns at each macro load. It knows a build by theArc<TransformOptions>its transpilers share. For another build the VM drops its modules (GlobalObject::reload) and rebuilds its options and defines. It takes the build's env loader and keeps its own log.Arc.test/bundler/transpiler/macro-test.test.ts(five new tests, four fail on stock bun),test/bake/dev/bundle.test.ts(one),bundler_edgecase.test.ts, the macro regression tests.Background
with { type: "macro" }) runs a module at build time in a JSC VM. Each worker-pool thread keeps one.Downsides
Bun.build()with a macro takes 3.17 ms, not 1.93 (two pool threads).define's lists (until json: build define values in the arena of their owner and stop sharing one static {} #44222) and 6.7 KB a build for twelve macro functions.bun --hot,bun test --isolateand dev-server rebuilds keep stale macro modules, as onmain.Notes
Bun.build()calls withdefine: { MY_DEF: JSON.stringify("v" + i) }on an entry that uses a macro readingMY_DEF. Seven to eight outputs carry an earlier value. WithUV_THREADPOOL_SIZE=2every later build is stale.defineinto the program: afterBun.build({ define: { MY_DEF: '"from-build"' } }), a runtimeimport()of a module that uses the macro, transpiled on a pool thread, returns"from-build". The test "a runtime import after Bun.build() does not see the build's define" covers this.Bun.build()from aWorkercreates pool VMs with the Worker's env loader. After the Worker exits, a build from the main thread crashed on stock bun (segfault in the macro'sprocess.envread) and under ASAN inLoader::load_process. The test "a Bun.build() after a Worker's build with macros reads the main thread's env" covers this.Bun.build()calls with equal options are two builds, so the macro modules are evaluated once per build per thread, asbun buildevaluates them once per invocation. The test "sequential Bun.build() calls each evaluate the macro file as it is at that build" edits the macro file between four builds.Macro::initcallsconfigure_definesat every load of a macro VM. It is a no-op once the defines are loaded, so a load that failed inside it is repeated by the next load.--external,--packages=external,writeandtargetare cleared or forced on the copy the macro VM takes, the way the first VM already took them (macros: create the build-time macro VM from the build's transform options #40750,init_runtime_state).reset_transform_optionsalso appliespreserve_symlinks, whichfrom_apileaves at its default andinit_runtime_stateapplies to a new VM.Bun.Transpilerused inside a macro body keeps the VM as it is.configure_definesallocates for thedefinetable of a moved VM goes into an arena of the transpiler's own (define_arena).reset_transform_optionsreplaces that arena with the table, so a string or env value of the build a VM leaves is freed. The test "a macro VM that moves to another build frees the previous build's string define values" fails on this branch without the arena.Framework::init_transpiler(dev server) andinit_transpiler_with_options(production build) created each graph transpiler from its ownTransformOptions::default(). A worker thread parses files of several graphs in one bundle, so its macro VM moved at every switch. Measured on a debug build of this branch without the bake commit, with the new test intest/bake/dev/bundle.test.ts(two pool threads, six server files and two client components that call one macro, twelve saves): one VM evaluated the macro module 14 times in 28 macro calls. With the commit each VM evaluates it once, as onmain. The graphs now take one sharedArcper app. What differs per graph (target, conditions, theimport.metadefines) is set onBundleOptionsafterfrom_apiand never reached a macro VM.BundleV2::initasserts the sharedArcin debug builds. ABun.build()that creates a client transpiler copies the main one (for_worker) and shared theArcalready.mainat 4b02e10 and of this branch before the arena and bake commits, runs interleaved. SequentialBun.build()of an entry with one macro: 1.93 to 3.17 ms per build with two pool threads, 2.95 to 5.79 ms with sixteen. A singlebun buildwith 20,000 macro calls: 41.9 against 40.7 ms (minimum of the runs, the runs spread from 40 to 147 ms). Text size: +2,816 bytes. The later commits add no work to a move except one arena per move.bun --hot(on 1.4.3, five reloads after edits of a macro file returned the first revision),bun test --isolate(the macro VM is the test VM, andswap_global_for_test_isolationkeepsvm.macros), rebuilds of one dev server or ofbun build --watch(one transpiler, so one build), and aBun.Transpilerthat is used again.Bun.build({ features })does not reachTransformOptions.feature_flagsyet (Pass feature flags from Bun.build config to macro modules #41099). A macro module that fails to load inBun.build()still ends the process, and on a debug build that path hits a JSC API lock assertion. resolver: do not apply user externals to macro imports #40631 fixes the assertion.bun --no-env-file build.ts, wherebuild.tscallsBun.build()on an entry with a macro, loads the default.envfiles into the program'sprocess.env(1.4.3 and this branch): the macro VM's transpiler loads them into the loader it borrows, andBun.build()does not carry the program'senv_filesanddisable_default_env_files. (2) A dev server bundle with three or more client component boundaries reads freed memory infinalize_bundle(src/runtime/bake/DevServer.rs, ASANheap-use-after-free): the loop overclient_components_affectedcallstrace_dependencies, which pushes to that list. The new bake test uses two client components for that reason. (3) A macro that readsprocess.envwith a computed key reads the VM's env object, which is built once per VM. (4) A macro file that the program creates right beforeBun.build()is sometimes reported asMacro "./macro.ts" not found(8 of 30 runs onmain). Resolver: run a missed lookup once more at a fresh Generation, with DirInfo and not-found marks under Generation #40279 changes that resolver path.bundle_v2.rsand the thread pool. json: build define values in the arena of their owner and stop sharing one static {} #44222 is the repair for thedefinelists below.MacroImportsPackageMarkedExternalinbundler_edgecase.test.tsno longer pins the CLI backend. Its API variant runs in the test process, on worker VMs that earlier tests' builds created.definevalue. String of 1 MiB: +1.2 MB with a macro, +0.7 MB without (before the arena commit: +63 to +69 MB with a macro). Object of 271 KB: +208 MB with a macro, +69 MB without (before the arena commit: +278 MB). Array of 575 KB: +150 MB with a macro, +46 MB without. The growth without a macro is onmaintoo:Expr::deep_cloneputs the lists of such a value on the global heap, one set per build. json: build define values in the arena of their owner and stop sharing one static {} #44222 builds them in the arena thatload_definesis given, which here isdefine_arena.Malloc=1, so none of it is in JSC's heap. The ASAN heap profile after about 780 builds names two holders. (1) 18,656 copies of the 27-bytemacro:specifier, 24 per build:_resolve(src/jsc/VirtualMachine.rs) copies everymacro:specifier intoresolved_path_dups, which lives as long as the VM. With the list itself that is about 1.3 KB a build. (2) 33 expression blocks of 90 KB and 45 statement blocks of 24.6 KB in the pool thread's AST store, about 5 KB a build, more in every profile:transpile_source_code(src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs) parses each macro module into that store and asks for a reset first, and the reset is a no-op becauseMacroContext::call(src/js_parser_jsc/Macro.rs) holdsDisableStoreResetfor the whole call. On a pool thread every transpile of the macro VM runs inside such a call, so that store never resets. Onmainthe modules are parsed once per VM, so both stay bounded there.define111. With the arena commit the last one is 13.0.bun-build-api.test.tshit the 5 s timeout on an unmodified debug build as well. Unrelated.[human-review] gate passed · iteration 0 · 6 files touched
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