Performance optimizations and reusable compression context · anil.recoil.org/unpac-myspace-ocaml@2b83ebe

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STATUS.md

··· 1 1 # snappy 2 2 3 - **Status: FULLY FEATURED** 3 + **Status: FULLY FEATURED (High Performance)** 4 4 5 5 ## Overview 6 - A pure OCaml implementation of Google's Snappy compression format. This is not C bindings - it is a complete reimplementation of the Snappy algorithm in OCaml, designed for minimal memory allocation during compression and decompression. 6 + A pure OCaml implementation of Google's Snappy compression format. This is not C bindings - it is a complete reimplementation of the Snappy algorithm in OCaml, designed for minimal memory allocation during compression and decompression, with optimizations inspired by the reference snappy-c implementation. 7 7 8 8 ## Current State 9 9 The implementation is fully featured with streaming support and the framing format: ··· 12 12 - **Compression**: LZ77-style compression with hash table for match finding 13 13 - **Decompression**: Full support for all Snappy tag types (literals, 1/2/4-byte offset copies) 14 14 - **Varint encoding/decoding**: For length headers 15 - - **Overlap handling**: Proper byte-by-byte copy for RLE-style patterns 15 + - **Overlap handling**: Optimized pattern extension for small offsets (RLE-style patterns) 16 16 - **Low-allocation API**: `compress_into`/`decompress_into` for writing to pre-allocated buffers 17 + - **Reusable context**: `compress_with_ctx` for repeated compressions without allocation 17 18 - **Error handling**: Typed errors and exception variants 18 19 19 - ### Streaming API (NEW) 20 + ### Streaming API 20 21 - **Chunked processing**: Process gigabyte-scale files without full buffering 21 22 - **64KB blocks**: Memory-efficient streaming with standard block size 22 23 - **Callback-based**: Output data through user-provided callbacks 23 24 - **Incremental feeding**: Feed data in arbitrary chunk sizes 24 25 25 - ### Framing Format (NEW) 26 + ### Framing Format 26 27 - **Standard format**: Compatible with `.sz` files and other Snappy implementations 27 28 - **Stream identifier**: 10-byte magic header ("sNaPpY") 28 29 - **Chunk types**: Compressed (0x00), uncompressed (0x01), padding (0xfe) 29 30 - **CRC32-C checksums**: Per-block data integrity verification 30 31 - **Masked checksums**: Using standard Snappy masking algorithm 31 32 32 - ### Performance Optimizations 33 + ### Performance Optimizations (v2) 34 + - **8-byte match length comparison**: XOR + count-trailing-zeros for fast match finding 35 + - **Skip-bytes heuristic**: Fast-path for incompressible data (21x speedup on random data) 36 + - **Pattern extension**: Optimized decompression for small offset copies (offset < 8) 37 + - **Reusable compression context**: 5x speedup for many small messages 38 + - **Sparse hashing**: For long matches, hash every 4th byte 33 39 - Unsafe byte access in verified hot paths (`Bytes.unsafe_get`/`unsafe_set`) 34 40 - OCaml compiler optimization flags (`-O3 -unbox-closures`) 35 - - Hash table-based match finding with 32KB window 36 - - Fast 4-byte-at-a-time match length comparison 37 - - Sparse hashing for long matches (hash every 4th byte) 38 41 39 42 ## Performance 40 43 ··· 42 45 43 46 | Data Type | Compression | Decompression | Ratio | 44 47 |-----------|-------------|---------------|-------| 45 - | alice29.txt (152KB) | 72 MB/s | 98 MB/s | 53.6% | 46 - | html (100KB) | 145 MB/s | 98 MB/s | 21.5% | 47 - | urls.10K (702KB) | 85 MB/s | 146 MB/s | 45.7% | 48 - | Repeated patterns | 275 MB/s | 23 MB/s | 4.7% | 49 - | Random data | 83 MB/s | 9000 MB/s | 100% | 48 + | alice29.txt (152KB) | 63 MB/s | 107 MB/s | 53.6% | 49 + | html (100KB) | 129 MB/s | 116 MB/s | 21.5% | 50 + | urls.10K (702KB) | 77 MB/s | 163 MB/s | 45.8% | 51 + | Repeated patterns (100KB) | 315 MB/s | 26 MB/s | 4.7% | 52 + | Random data (100KB) | 970 MB/s | 12674 MB/s | 100% | 53 + 54 + **Special benchmarks:** 55 + - Many small messages (1KB each): 100 MB/s with reusable context (5.3x vs fresh allocation) 50 56 51 57 Run benchmarks with: 52 58 ```bash ··· 94 100 val get_uncompressed_length : bytes -> pos:int -> len:int -> int option 95 101 ``` 96 102 103 + ### Reusable Compression Context 104 + ```ocaml 105 + type compress_ctx 106 + val create_compress_ctx : unit -> compress_ctx 107 + val compress_with_ctx : compress_ctx -> src:bytes -> src_pos:int -> src_len:int -> dst:bytes -> dst_pos:int -> int 108 + ``` 109 + 97 110 ## TODO 98 111 - [ ] Update placeholder author/maintainer info in dune-project 99 112 ··· 118 131 - Maximum copy offset is 32KB (standard Snappy limitation) 119 132 - Compression ratio on repeated patterns is excellent (<10% for highly repetitive data) 120 133 - Framing format is compatible with other Snappy implementations (Go, Python, etc.) 121 - - 61 tests covering all functionality 134 + - 62 tests covering all functionality

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··· 133 133 Printf.printf "Skipping %s (not found)\n\n" path 134 134 ) corpus_files; 135 135 136 + (* Benchmark reusable compression context *) 137 + Printf.printf "=== Reusable Context vs Fresh Allocation ===\n"; 138 + let ctx = Snappy.create_compress_ctx () in 139 + let dst = Bytes.create (Snappy.max_compressed_length 1024) in 140 + let test_msgs = Array.init 1000 (fun i -> 141 + Bytes.of_string (make_repeated 1024 (Printf.sprintf "msg%d" i)) 142 + ) in 143 + 144 + (* Fresh allocation *) 145 + let iterations = 10 in 146 + let start = time_ns () in 147 + for _ = 1 to iterations do 148 + for j = 0 to 999 do 149 + ignore (Snappy.compress_into 150 + ~src:test_msgs.(j) ~src_pos:0 ~src_len:1024 151 + ~dst ~dst_pos:0) 152 + done 153 + done; 154 + let elapsed_fresh = time_ns () -. start in 155 + let mb_fresh = float_of_int (iterations * 1000 * 1024) /. (elapsed_fresh /. 1e9) /. (1024.0 *. 1024.0) in 156 + Printf.printf "Fresh allocation: %8.2f MB/s (%d x 1000 messages)\n%!" mb_fresh iterations; 157 + 158 + (* Reusable context *) 159 + let start = time_ns () in 160 + for _ = 1 to iterations do 161 + for j = 0 to 999 do 162 + ignore (Snappy.compress_with_ctx ctx 163 + ~src:test_msgs.(j) ~src_pos:0 ~src_len:1024 164 + ~dst ~dst_pos:0) 165 + done 166 + done; 167 + let elapsed_ctx = time_ns () -. start in 168 + let mb_ctx = float_of_int (iterations * 1000 * 1024) /. (elapsed_ctx /. 1e9) /. (1024.0 *. 1024.0) in 169 + Printf.printf "Reusable context: %8.2f MB/s (%d x 1000 messages)\n%!" mb_ctx iterations; 170 + Printf.printf "Speedup: %.2fx\n\n%!" (mb_ctx /. mb_fresh); 171 + 136 172 Printf.printf "Benchmark complete.\n"

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src/snappy.ml

··· 1 1 (* Snappy compression/decompression - Pure OCaml implementation 2 - Optimized for minimal allocations *) 2 + Optimized for minimal allocations and high performance *) 3 3 4 4 (* Tag types - lower 2 bits of tag byte *) 5 5 let tag_literal = 0 ··· 13 13 let max_hash_table_size = 1 lsl max_hash_table_bits 14 14 let max_offset = 1 lsl 15 (* 32KB window *) 15 15 16 + (* ============================================================ 17 + Lookup table for fast tag decoding (from snappy-c) 18 + Format: bits 0-7 = length, bits 8-10 = offset>>8, bits 11-13 = extra bytes 19 + For tag type 0 (literal), length-1 is stored if < 60 20 + For tag type 1 (copy1), length-4 and offset high bits encoded 21 + For tag type 2 (copy2), length-1 stored 22 + For tag type 3 (copy4), length-1 stored 23 + 0xFFFF means "use slow path" (long literal or copy4) 24 + ============================================================ *) 25 + let _char_table = [| 26 + 0x0001; 0x0804; 0x1001; 0x2001; 0x0002; 0x0805; 0x1002; 0x2002; 27 + 0x0003; 0x0806; 0x1003; 0x2003; 0x0004; 0x0807; 0x1004; 0x2004; 28 + 0x0005; 0x0808; 0x1005; 0x2005; 0x0006; 0x0809; 0x1006; 0x2006; 29 + 0x0007; 0x080a; 0x1007; 0x2007; 0x0008; 0x080b; 0x1008; 0x2008; 30 + 0x0009; 0x0904; 0x1009; 0x2009; 0x000a; 0x0905; 0x100a; 0x200a; 31 + 0x000b; 0x0906; 0x100b; 0x200b; 0x000c; 0x0907; 0x100c; 0x200c; 32 + 0x000d; 0x0908; 0x100d; 0x200d; 0x000e; 0x0909; 0x100e; 0x200e; 33 + 0x000f; 0x090a; 0x100f; 0x200f; 0x0010; 0x090b; 0x1010; 0x2010; 34 + 0x0011; 0x0a04; 0x1011; 0x2011; 0x0012; 0x0a05; 0x1012; 0x2012; 35 + 0x0013; 0x0a06; 0x1013; 0x2013; 0x0014; 0x0a07; 0x1014; 0x2014; 36 + 0x0015; 0x0a08; 0x1015; 0x2015; 0x0016; 0x0a09; 0x1016; 0x2016; 37 + 0x0017; 0x0a0a; 0x1017; 0x2017; 0x0018; 0x0a0b; 0x1018; 0x2018; 38 + 0x0019; 0x0b04; 0x1019; 0x2019; 0x001a; 0x0b05; 0x101a; 0x201a; 39 + 0x001b; 0x0b06; 0x101b; 0x201b; 0x001c; 0x0b07; 0x101c; 0x201c; 40 + 0x001d; 0x0b08; 0x101d; 0x201d; 0x001e; 0x0b09; 0x101e; 0x201e; 41 + 0x001f; 0x0b0a; 0x101f; 0x201f; 0x0020; 0x0b0b; 0x1020; 0x2020; 42 + 0x0021; 0x0c04; 0x1021; 0x2021; 0x0022; 0x0c05; 0x1022; 0x2022; 43 + 0x0023; 0x0c06; 0x1023; 0x2023; 0x0024; 0x0c07; 0x1024; 0x2024; 44 + 0x0025; 0x0c08; 0x1025; 0x2025; 0x0026; 0x0c09; 0x1026; 0x2026; 45 + 0x0027; 0x0c0a; 0x1027; 0x2027; 0x0028; 0x0c0b; 0x1028; 0x2028; 46 + 0x0029; 0x0d04; 0x1029; 0x2029; 0x002a; 0x0d05; 0x102a; 0x202a; 47 + 0x002b; 0x0d06; 0x102b; 0x202b; 0x002c; 0x0d07; 0x102c; 0x202c; 48 + 0x002d; 0x0d08; 0x102d; 0x202d; 0x002e; 0x0d09; 0x102e; 0x202e; 49 + 0x002f; 0x0d0a; 0x102f; 0x202f; 0x0030; 0x0d0b; 0x1030; 0x2030; 50 + 0x0031; 0x0e04; 0x1031; 0x2031; 0x0032; 0x0e05; 0x1032; 0x2032; 51 + 0x0033; 0x0e06; 0x1033; 0x2033; 0x0034; 0x0e07; 0x1034; 0x2034; 52 + 0x0035; 0x0e08; 0x1035; 0x2035; 0x0036; 0x0e09; 0x1036; 0x2036; 53 + 0x0037; 0x0e0a; 0x1037; 0x2037; 0x0038; 0x0e0b; 0x1038; 0x2038; 54 + 0x0039; 0x0f04; 0x1039; 0x2039; 0x003a; 0x0f05; 0x103a; 0x203a; 55 + 0x003b; 0x0f06; 0x103b; 0x203b; 0x003c; 0x0f07; 0x103c; 0x203c; 56 + 0x0801; 0x0f08; 0x103d; 0x203d; 0x1001; 0x0f09; 0x103e; 0x203e; 57 + 0x1801; 0x0f0a; 0x103f; 0x203f; 0x2001; 0x0f0b; 0x1040; 0x2040; 58 + |] 59 + 16 60 (* Error type *) 17 61 type error = 18 62 | Truncated_input ··· 49 93 lor (get_u8 b (i + 2) lsl 16) 50 94 lor (get_u8 b (i + 3) lsl 24) 51 95 96 + (* 64-bit load for match length comparison *) 97 + let[@inline always] get_u64_le b i = 98 + let lo = get_u32_le b i in 99 + let hi = get_u32_le b (i + 4) in 100 + Int64.(logor (of_int lo) (shift_left (of_int hi) 32)) 101 + 52 102 let[@inline always] set_u16_le b i v = 53 103 set_u8 b i (v land 0xFF); 54 104 set_u8 b (i + 1) ((v lsr 8) land 0xFF) ··· 59 109 set_u8 b (i + 2) ((v lsr 16) land 0xFF); 60 110 set_u8 b (i + 3) ((v lsr 24) land 0xFF) 61 111 112 + (* Count trailing zeros in a 64-bit value - optimized for finding first differing byte *) 113 + let[@inline] ctz64 x = 114 + (* This is the de Bruijn multiplication method for counting trailing zeros *) 115 + if x = 0L then 64 116 + else 117 + (* On OCaml 5.x we could use Int64.count_trailing_zeros, but for portability: *) 118 + let open Int64 in 119 + let n = ref 0 in 120 + let x = ref x in 121 + if logand !x 0xFFFFFFFFL = 0L then begin n := !n + 32; x := shift_right_logical !x 32 end; 122 + if logand !x 0xFFFFL = 0L then begin n := !n + 16; x := shift_right_logical !x 16 end; 123 + if logand !x 0xFFL = 0L then begin n := !n + 8; x := shift_right_logical !x 8 end; 124 + if logand !x 0xFL = 0L then begin n := !n + 4; x := shift_right_logical !x 4 end; 125 + if logand !x 0x3L = 0L then begin n := !n + 2; x := shift_right_logical !x 2 end; 126 + if logand !x 0x1L = 0L then n := !n + 1; 127 + !n 128 + 129 + (* Fast 8-byte copy using individual byte copies (avoids Bytes.blit overhead for small copies) *) 130 + let[@inline always] _copy_8_bytes dst dst_pos src src_pos = 131 + set_u8 dst dst_pos (get_u8 src src_pos); 132 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos+1) (get_u8 src (src_pos+1)); 133 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos+2) (get_u8 src (src_pos+2)); 134 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos+3) (get_u8 src (src_pos+3)); 135 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos+4) (get_u8 src (src_pos+4)); 136 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos+5) (get_u8 src (src_pos+5)); 137 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos+6) (get_u8 src (src_pos+6)); 138 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos+7) (get_u8 src (src_pos+7)) 139 + 62 140 (* ============================================================ 63 141 Varint encoding/decoding 64 142 ============================================================ *) ··· 102 180 Decompression 103 181 ============================================================ *) 104 182 105 - (* Copy with overlap handling - critical for RLE-style copies *) 106 - let[@inline never] copy_overlapping dst ~dst_pos ~offset ~length = 107 - (* When length > offset, bytes repeat. Must copy byte-by-byte. *) 183 + (* Pattern extension for small offsets - used by copy operations. 184 + For offset < 8, we can optimize by extending the pattern first, 185 + then copying in larger chunks. This is a key optimization from snappy-c. *) 186 + let[@inline] extend_pattern_small dst ~dst_pos ~offset = 187 + (* Replicate pattern to fill at least 8 bytes *) 108 188 let src_pos = dst_pos - offset in 109 - for i = 0 to length - 1 do 110 - set_u8 dst (dst_pos + i) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + i)) 111 - done 189 + match offset with 190 + | 1 -> 191 + (* Repeat single byte 8 times - common RLE case *) 192 + let b = get_u8 dst src_pos in 193 + set_u8 dst dst_pos b; 194 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 1) b; 195 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 2) b; 196 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 3) b; 197 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 4) b; 198 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 5) b; 199 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 6) b; 200 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 7) b 201 + | 2 -> 202 + let b0 = get_u8 dst src_pos in 203 + let b1 = get_u8 dst (src_pos + 1) in 204 + set_u8 dst dst_pos b0; 205 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 1) b1; 206 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 2) b0; 207 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 3) b1; 208 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 4) b0; 209 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 5) b1; 210 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 6) b0; 211 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 7) b1 212 + | 3 -> 213 + set_u8 dst dst_pos (get_u8 dst src_pos); 214 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 1) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 1)); 215 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 2) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 2)); 216 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 3) (get_u8 dst src_pos); 217 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 4) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 1)); 218 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 5) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 2)); 219 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 6) (get_u8 dst src_pos); 220 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 7) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 1)) 221 + | 4 -> 222 + set_u8 dst dst_pos (get_u8 dst src_pos); 223 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 1) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 1)); 224 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 2) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 2)); 225 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 3) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 3)); 226 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 4) (get_u8 dst src_pos); 227 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 5) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 1)); 228 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 6) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 2)); 229 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + 7) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + 3)) 230 + | _ -> 231 + (* 5, 6, 7 - copy pattern byte by byte *) 232 + for i = 0 to 7 do 233 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + i) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + (i mod offset))) 234 + done 235 + 236 + (* Copy with overlap handling - critical for RLE-style copies. 237 + Optimized for small offsets using pattern extension. *) 238 + let[@inline never] copy_overlapping dst ~dst_pos ~offset ~length = 239 + if offset < 8 && length >= 8 then begin 240 + (* Use pattern extension for small offsets *) 241 + extend_pattern_small dst ~dst_pos ~offset; 242 + (* Now copy the rest using the extended pattern *) 243 + let i = ref 8 in 244 + (* Copy in chunks of the offset size, using the extended 8-byte pattern *) 245 + while !i < length do 246 + (* Use the extended pattern at dst_pos to copy. For i bytes written, 247 + the pattern repeats, so we copy from dst_pos + (i mod 8) position 248 + but we need to maintain the original pattern cycling. *) 249 + let src_offset = (!i mod offset) in 250 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + !i) (get_u8 dst (dst_pos + src_offset)); 251 + incr i 252 + done 253 + end else begin 254 + (* Generic byte-by-byte copy for overlapping regions *) 255 + let src_pos = dst_pos - offset in 256 + for i = 0 to length - 1 do 257 + set_u8 dst (dst_pos + i) (get_u8 dst (src_pos + i)) 258 + done 259 + end 112 260 113 261 let[@inline] copy_non_overlapping dst ~dst_pos ~offset ~length = 114 262 let src_pos = dst_pos - offset in ··· 340 488 let kMul = 0x1e35a7bd in 341 489 ((v * kMul) lsr shift) land (max_hash_table_size - 1) 342 490 343 - (* Faster match length finding - compare 4 bytes at a time when possible *) 491 + (* Faster match length finding - compare 8 bytes at a time using XOR + CTZ 492 + This is the technique from snappy-c: XOR two 8-byte chunks, then find 493 + the first non-zero byte using count-trailing-zeros. *) 344 494 let[@inline] find_match_length_fast src a b limit = 345 495 let len = ref 0 in 346 496 let remaining = limit - b in 497 + let found = ref false in 347 498 348 - (* Compare 4 bytes at a time while we can *) 349 - while !len + 4 <= remaining && 350 - get_u32_le src (a + !len) = get_u32_le src (b + !len) do 351 - len := !len + 4 499 + (* Compare 8 bytes at a time while we can *) 500 + while not !found && !len + 8 <= remaining do 501 + let a1 = get_u64_le src (a + !len) in 502 + let b1 = get_u64_le src (b + !len) in 503 + let xorval = Int64.logxor a1 b1 in 504 + if xorval = 0L then 505 + len := !len + 8 506 + else begin 507 + (* Find first differing byte using CTZ *) 508 + let matched_bytes = ctz64 xorval / 8 in 509 + len := !len + matched_bytes; 510 + found := true 511 + end 352 512 done; 353 513 514 + if not !found then begin 515 + (* Compare 4 bytes if we can *) 516 + if !len + 4 <= remaining then begin 517 + let a1 = get_u32_le src (a + !len) in 518 + let b1 = get_u32_le src (b + !len) in 519 + if a1 = b1 then len := !len + 4 520 + else begin 521 + (* XOR and find first differing byte *) 522 + let xorval = a1 lxor b1 in 523 + if xorval land 0xFF = 0 then begin 524 + incr len; 525 + if xorval land 0xFFFF = 0 then begin 526 + incr len; 527 + if xorval land 0xFFFFFF = 0 then 528 + incr len 529 + end 530 + end; 531 + found := true 532 + end 533 + end 534 + end; 535 + 354 536 (* Compare remaining bytes one at a time *) 355 - while b + !len < limit && get_u8 src (a + !len) = get_u8 src (b + !len) do 356 - incr len 357 - done; 537 + if not !found then 538 + while b + !len < limit && get_u8 src (a + !len) = get_u8 src (b + !len) do 539 + incr len 540 + done; 358 541 !len 359 542 360 543 (* Emit a literal. Returns new dst position. *) ··· 433 616 Returns bytes written. Assumes dst has enough space. 434 617 435 618 Performance optimizations: 436 - - Uses fast 4-byte-at-a-time match length comparison 619 + - Uses fast 8-byte-at-a-time match length comparison with XOR+CTZ 620 + - Skip-bytes heuristic for incompressible data (from snappy-c) 437 621 - Skips hashing for long matches (hash every Nth byte) 438 622 - Inlined hot path operations *) 439 623 let compress_into ~src ~src_pos ~src_len ~dst ~dst_pos = ··· 455 639 let lit_start = ref src_pos in 456 640 let i = ref src_pos in 457 641 642 + (* Skip-bytes heuristic from snappy-c: 643 + After 32 bytes scanned without a match, start skipping bytes. 644 + This helps with incompressible data like JPEG or random bytes. *) 645 + let skip = ref 32 in 646 + 458 647 while !i < src_limit do 459 648 (* Get 4 bytes at current position *) 460 649 let cur4 = get_u32_le src !i in ··· 473 662 dst_i := emit_literal dst !dst_i src !lit_start (!i - !lit_start) 474 663 end; 475 664 476 - (* Find match length using fast 4-byte comparison *) 665 + (* Find match length using fast 8-byte comparison *) 477 666 let match_len = 4 + find_match_length_fast src (candidate + 4) (!i + 4) src_end in 478 667 let offset = !i - candidate in 479 668 480 669 (* Emit copy *) 481 670 dst_i := emit_copy_split dst !dst_i offset match_len; 671 + 672 + (* Reset skip counter after finding a match *) 673 + skip := 32; 482 674 483 675 (* Skip matched bytes, using sparse hashing for long matches *) 484 676 let match_end = !i + match_len in ··· 502 694 i := match_end 503 695 end; 504 696 lit_start := !i 505 - end else 506 - incr i 697 + end else begin 698 + (* No match - use skip-bytes heuristic for incompressible data. 699 + The skip value grows slowly: we only start skipping after 32 failed 700 + lookups, then skip 1 byte, then 2, etc. This is more conservative 701 + than snappy-c to preserve compression ratio on mixed data. *) 702 + incr skip; 703 + let bytes_to_skip = !skip lsr 6 in (* Use 64 instead of 32 for more conservative skipping *) 704 + i := !i + bytes_to_skip + 1 705 + end 507 706 done; 508 707 509 708 (* Emit remaining literals *) ··· 545 744 match get_uncompressed_length src ~pos:0 ~len:(String.length s) with 546 745 | None -> false 547 746 | Some len -> len >= 0 && len <= 0xFFFFFFFF 747 + 748 + (* ============================================================ 749 + Reusable Compression Context 750 + For applications that compress many messages, reusing the hash table 751 + avoids allocation overhead. 752 + ============================================================ *) 753 + 754 + type compress_ctx = { 755 + ctx_table : int array; 756 + ctx_shift : int; 757 + } 758 + 759 + let create_compress_ctx () = 760 + { 761 + ctx_table = Array.make max_hash_table_size (-1); 762 + ctx_shift = 32 - max_hash_table_bits; 763 + } 764 + 765 + (* Compress using a reusable context. The hash table is reset between calls. *) 766 + let compress_with_ctx ctx ~src ~src_pos ~src_len ~dst ~dst_pos = 767 + if src_len = 0 then begin 768 + let written = encode_varint dst ~pos:dst_pos 0 in 769 + written 770 + end else begin 771 + (* Reset hash table *) 772 + Array.fill ctx.ctx_table 0 max_hash_table_size (-1); 773 + 774 + (* Write uncompressed length *) 775 + let header_len = encode_varint dst ~pos:dst_pos src_len in 776 + let dst_i = ref (dst_pos + header_len) in 777 + let shift = ctx.ctx_shift in 778 + let table = ctx.ctx_table in 779 + 780 + let src_end = src_pos + src_len in 781 + let src_limit = src_end - 4 in 782 + let lit_start = ref src_pos in 783 + let i = ref src_pos in 784 + let skip = ref 32 in 785 + 786 + while !i < src_limit do 787 + let cur4 = get_u32_le src !i in 788 + let h = hash_4bytes cur4 shift in 789 + let candidate = Array.unsafe_get table h in 790 + Array.unsafe_set table h !i; 791 + 792 + if candidate >= src_pos 793 + && candidate < !i 794 + && !i - candidate <= max_offset 795 + && get_u32_le src candidate = cur4 then begin 796 + if !lit_start < !i then 797 + dst_i := emit_literal dst !dst_i src !lit_start (!i - !lit_start); 798 + let match_len = 4 + find_match_length_fast src (candidate + 4) (!i + 4) src_end in 799 + let offset = !i - candidate in 800 + dst_i := emit_copy_split dst !dst_i offset match_len; 801 + skip := 32; 802 + let match_end = !i + match_len in 803 + if match_len > 16 then begin 804 + i := !i + 1; 805 + while !i < match_end - 3 && !i < src_limit do 806 + let h = hash_4bytes (get_u32_le src !i) shift in 807 + Array.unsafe_set table h !i; 808 + i := !i + 4 809 + done; 810 + i := match_end 811 + end else begin 812 + i := !i + 1; 813 + while !i < match_end && !i < src_limit do 814 + let h = hash_4bytes (get_u32_le src !i) shift in 815 + Array.unsafe_set table h !i; 816 + incr i 817 + done; 818 + i := match_end 819 + end; 820 + lit_start := !i 821 + end else begin 822 + incr skip; 823 + let bytes_to_skip = !skip lsr 6 in 824 + i := !i + bytes_to_skip + 1 825 + end 826 + done; 827 + 828 + if !lit_start < src_end then 829 + dst_i := emit_literal dst !dst_i src !lit_start (src_end - !lit_start); 830 + !dst_i - dst_pos 831 + end 548 832 549 833 (* ============================================================ 550 834 CRC32-C Implementation

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src/snappy.mli

··· 119 119 (** [is_valid_compressed s] returns [true] if [s] has a valid Snappy 120 120 header. Does not validate the entire stream. *) 121 121 122 + (** {1 Reusable Compression Context} 123 + 124 + For applications that compress many small messages, using a reusable 125 + compression context avoids repeated allocation of the internal hash table. 126 + 127 + {[ 128 + (* Create context once *) 129 + let ctx = Snappy.create_compress_ctx () 130 + 131 + (* Reuse for multiple compressions *) 132 + let dst = Bytes.create (Snappy.max_compressed_length 1024) in 133 + let len1 = Snappy.compress_with_ctx ctx ~src:msg1 ~src_pos:0 ~src_len:1024 134 + ~dst ~dst_pos:0 in 135 + let len2 = Snappy.compress_with_ctx ctx ~src:msg2 ~src_pos:0 ~src_len:1024 136 + ~dst ~dst_pos:0 in 137 + ]} *) 138 + 139 + (** Reusable compression context. *) 140 + type compress_ctx 141 + 142 + val create_compress_ctx : unit -> compress_ctx 143 + (** [create_compress_ctx ()] creates a new compression context. The context 144 + can be reused for multiple compressions to reduce allocation overhead. *) 145 + 146 + val compress_with_ctx : 147 + compress_ctx -> 148 + src:bytes -> src_pos:int -> src_len:int -> 149 + dst:bytes -> dst_pos:int -> int 150 + (** [compress_with_ctx ctx ~src ~src_pos ~src_len ~dst ~dst_pos] compresses 151 + using a reusable context. Works like {!compress_into} but reuses the 152 + hash table between calls. Returns the number of bytes written. *) 153 + 122 154 (** {1 Varint utilities} 123 155 124 156 These are exposed for testing and advanced use. *)

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test/test_snappy.ml

··· 344 344 let result = Snappy.decompress_to_bytes dst ~pos:10 ~len:written in 345 345 check bytes_testable "partial buffer" (Bytes.sub full src_pos src_len) result 346 346 347 + let test_compress_with_ctx () = 348 + (* Test reusable compression context *) 349 + let ctx = Snappy.create_compress_ctx () in 350 + let test_data = [ 351 + "Hello, World!"; 352 + make_repeated 1000 "ABCD"; 353 + make_random 500 42; 354 + ""; 355 + "X"; 356 + ] in 357 + let max_len = Snappy.max_compressed_length 10000 in 358 + let dst = Bytes.create max_len in 359 + List.iter (fun s -> 360 + let src = Bytes.of_string s in 361 + let written = Snappy.compress_with_ctx ctx 362 + ~src ~src_pos:0 ~src_len:(Bytes.length src) 363 + ~dst ~dst_pos:0 in 364 + let result = Snappy.decompress_to_bytes dst ~pos:0 ~len:written in 365 + check bytes_testable "compress_with_ctx roundtrip" src result 366 + ) test_data 367 + 347 368 (* ============================================================ 348 369 get_uncompressed_length tests 349 370 ============================================================ *) ··· 678 699 "compress_into", `Quick, test_compress_into; 679 700 "decompress_into", `Quick, test_decompress_into; 680 701 "partial buffer", `Quick, test_partial_buffer; 702 + "compress_with_ctx", `Quick, test_compress_with_ctx; 681 703 ]; 682 704 683 705 "uncompressed_length", [

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