//! Swizzle reads a `narinfo.parquet` file, usually produced by `narinfo2parquet`. //! //! It swizzles the reference list, ie it converts the references from absolute, //! global identifiers (store path hashes) to indices into the `store_path_hash` //! column (ie, row numbers), so that we can later walk the reference graph //! efficiently. //! //! Path hashes are represented as non-null, 20-byte `Binary` values. //! The indices are represented as 32-bit unsigned integers, with in-band nulls //! represented by [INDEX_NULL] (the all-1 bit pattern), to permit swizzling //! partial datasets. //! //! In essence, it converts from names to pointers, so that `weave` can simply //! chase pointers to trace the live set. This replaces an `O(log(n))` lookup //! with `O(1)` indexing, and produces a much denser representation that actually //! fits in memory. //! //! The in-memory representation is at least 80% smaller, and the indices compress //! well in Parquet due to both temporal locality of reference and the power law //! distribution of reference "popularity". //! //! Only two columns are read from `narinfo.parquet`: //! //! * `store_path_hash :: PathHash` //! * `references :: List[PathHash]` //! //! Output is written to `narinfo-references.parquet` in the form of a single //! `List[u32]` column, `reference_idxs`. //! //! This file is inherently bound to the corresponding `narinfo.parquet`, //! since it essentially contains pointers into this file. use anyhow::Result; use hashbrown::HashTable; use polars::{ lazy::dsl::{col, SpecialEq}, prelude::*, }; use tracing::info_span; use tracing_indicatif::span_ext::IndicatifSpanExt as _; use weave::{as_fixed_binary, hash64, leak, load_ph_array, INDEX_NULL}; #[tracing::instrument] fn main() -> Result<()> { let _tracing = tvix_tracing::TracingBuilder::default() .enable_progressbar() .build()?; let ph_array: &'static [[u8; 20]] = leak(load_ph_array()?); // TODO(edef): re-parallelise this // We originally parallelised on chunks, but ph_array is only a single chunk, due to how Parquet loading works. // TODO(edef): outline the 64-bit hash prefix? it's an indirection, but it saves ~2G of memory let ph_map: &'static HashTable<(u64, u32)> = { let span = info_span!("ph_map", indicatif.pb_show = tracing::field::Empty).entered(); span.pb_set_message("build index"); span.pb_start(); let mut ph_map = HashTable::with_capacity(ph_array.len()); for (offset, item) in ph_array.iter().enumerate() { let offset = offset as u32; let hash = hash64(item); ph_map.insert_unique(hash, (hash, offset), |&(hash, _)| hash); } &*Box::leak(Box::new(ph_map)) }; let ph_to_idx = |key: &[u8; 20]| -> u32 { let hash = hash64(key); ph_map .find(hash, |&(candidate_hash, candidate_index)| { candidate_hash == hash && &ph_array[candidate_index as usize] == key }) .map(|&(_, index)| index) .unwrap_or(INDEX_NULL) }; { let span = info_span!("swizzle_refs", indicatif.pb_show = tracing::field::Empty).entered(); span.pb_set_message("swizzle references"); span.pb_start(); LazyFrame::scan_parquet("narinfo.parquet", ScanArgsParquet::default())? .with_column( col("references") .map( move |series: Series| -> PolarsResult> { Ok(Some( series .list()? .apply_to_inner(&|series: Series| -> PolarsResult { let series = series.binary()?; let mut out: Vec = Vec::with_capacity(series.len()); out.extend( as_fixed_binary(series).flatten().map(ph_to_idx), ); Ok(Series::from_vec("reference_idxs", out)) })? .into_series(), )) }, SpecialEq::from_type(DataType::List(DataType::UInt32.into())), ) .alias("reference_idxs"), ) .select([col("reference_idxs")]) .with_streaming(true) .sink_parquet( "narinfo-references.parquet".into(), ParquetWriteOptions::default(), )?; }; Ok(()) }