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Now with #263 running the ASan jobs with SIMD builds, which should significantly decrease their runtime, is this change still needed?
If so, I would probably prefer to just drop the medium self-test from the ASan jobs, as we did for the TSan jobs, as otherwise it likely does not provide much value by itself.
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Good question. I measured it, and you're right for Linux. With #263, the Linux ASan job's macOS and Windows are different, because their ASan jobs still build NOSIMD (on macOS the SIMD asm doesn't assemble under I've updated the description with the timings. |
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🔵 Trivial · Qualify the ci.yml ladder statement. · selftest-large.yml:1
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueQualify the
ci.ymlladder statement.The header still states that
ci.ymlladders stop atm, although the macOS and Windows ASan ladders stop ats.Suggested fix
-# ci.yml's ladders stop at 'm', so these are the only runs of the largest FFT lengths; 'h' had never +# The non-ASan ci.yml ladders stop at 'm', so these are the only runs of the largest FFT lengths; 'h' had never🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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On the outside-diff comment about the header: fixed in f8f6802. It now says the macOS and Windows ASan ladders stop at 's'. |
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macOS and Windows are different, because their ASan jobs still build NOSIMD (on macOS the SIMD asm doesn't assemble under
-Og).
For Windows, maybe switch back to a SIMD build, as we did for Linux in #263. For macOS, it would probably be better to just drop the medium self-test (at least until they fix that assembler bug), as we already did for TSan jobs, as the Linux and Windows ASan jobs should then provide sufficient coverage.
…m the macOS ASan job In the NOSIMD builds the medium self-test took about half of each job: 70 of 150 minutes on Windows and 45 of 95 on macOS. Windows now builds the runner's SIMD mode under the sanitizers, as the Linux ASan job does since primesearch#263, and keeps -s m. On macOS the SIMD asm does not assemble under -Og, so that job stays NOSIMD and its ladder stops at 's', as in the TSan jobs. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Done, in c3e787d, which replaces the earlier commits.
I've updated the title and description to match. |
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Thanks, this looks good to me. Just one minor change is needed for consistency.
…an jobs The Linux x86 and Windows ASan jobs now build Mlucas in the runner's native SIMD mode, but still built every Mfactor word width NOSIMD. Build those in the native mode too. On ARM the Linux ASan job keeps Mfactor on NOSIMD, as the main Linux job does, because the ASIMD build's trial-factoring routines are stubs. The macOS ASan job is unchanged: its runner is ARM, so NOSIMD is still the only build whose Mfactor self-tests anything. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mfactor's AVX-512 build allocates psmall for the vectorised bit-clearing and never frees it, so LeakSanitizer fails every word width with a 400000-byte leak from factor.c:1534 (NUM_SIEVING_PRIME x 4 bytes per thread). The ASan jobs only ever ran NOSIMD Mfactor builds, where psmall doesn't exist, so it went unseen; now that the Linux ASan job builds Mfactor in the runner's native mode, it would fail on every AVX-512 runner. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks, this looks good to me.
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#367 moved the Linux ASan job's Mfactor and the whole Windows ASan job from NOSIMD to the runner's native SIMD build, and dropped -s m from the macOS ASan job. Here the builds run on a different runner from the tests, so as for Mlucas in the Linux ASan job, the build jobs make both AVX2 and AVX-512 (NOSIMD Mfactor on ARM, as before) and each test runner runs the builds its CPU supports. The macOS ASan tests lose their selftest-m part. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
In the macOS and Windows ASan jobs, the medium self-test (
-s m) took about half of each job, because both built NOSIMD. This makes the Windows ASan job build the runner's native SIMD mode, as #263 did for the Linux ASan job, and keeps-s mthere. It drops-s mfrom the macOS ASan job, as was already done for the TSan jobs.The cost before
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main's CI run 39128000058, and #263's run 39170826100:-s mThe change
makemake.sh use_hwloc, the runner's native AVX2 or AVX-512 mode, instead of NOSIMD, and runs the self-tests,config-fermat.shand the fulltt t s mladder from it, as the Linux x86 ASan job does. Mfactor still runs from the NOSIMD builds. The regular Windows clang job already builds the SIMD modes, so the asm assembles with this toolchain; this PR's CI run is the first time it runs under the sanitizers at-Og.-Ogthere ("invalid CFI advance_loc expression", see Fix 'asm operand has impossible constraints' in hand-tuned asm on ancient compilers (part of #60) #71). Its ladder stops at-s s, as in the TSan jobs. The-prptiers,config-fermat.shand the Mfactor runs are unchanged.What changes in coverage
Pull requests no longer get ASan/UBSan checking at the medium FFT lengths on macOS. Those lengths are still covered under the sanitizers on Linux and Windows on every pull request, now in the SIMD builds, and without sanitizers on every pull request in the regular macOS jobs. Windows gains ASan/UBSan coverage of the hand-tuned SIMD asm, which it didn't have before.
An earlier version of this PR moved
-s mfor these two jobs to a monthly workflow instead. That is gone, andselftest-large.ymlis untouched.Overlaps
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tt,t, ands; tiermis no longer included.tt,t,s, andm, while PRP tests run tierstt,t, ands.