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package/audit/sweep/fix-ocaml-gc/turns/turn_036.md

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-# turn 036
-
-tokens: prompt=32006 cached=9406 completion=292 reasoning=0 total=32298 cost=0
-created: 2026-05-02 00:16:22
-
-update: status=177 body=fetching upstream major_gc.c + RLE patch refs for bug diagnosis
-
----
-
-## reasoning (think)
-
-```
-* Deployment stage: need to fix RLE sweeping bug causing boot/ocamlc segfault
-* Cannot read /app/ocaml/runtime/major_gc.c directly (file not found in gets)
-* Have upstream major_gc.c (lines 900-1399) + grep outputs showing RLE/compress/modified mark stack
-* Bug likely in user's RLE sweeping: free list corruption during early bootstrap
-* Plan: 
-  1. Get full upstream major_gc.c for reference
-  2. Search for terminal-bench RLE GC patch (user mentioned it)
-  3. Compare to find bug in sweep_block/sweep_slice/free list handling
-  4. Propose targeted fix (off-by-one, uninitialized ptr, missing lock, etc.)
-  5. Test: make world + testsuite/basic
-```
-
-## assistant emission
-
-```
-<think>
-* Deployment stage: need to fix RLE sweeping bug causing boot/ocamlc segfault
-* Cannot read /app/ocaml/runtime/major_gc.c directly (file not found in gets)
-* Have upstream major_gc.c (lines 900-1399) + grep outputs showing RLE/compress/modified mark stack
-* Bug likely in user's RLE sweeping: free list corruption during early bootstrap
-* Plan: 
-  1. Get full upstream major_gc.c for reference
-  2. Search for terminal-bench RLE GC patch (user mentioned it)
-  3. Compare to find bug in sweep_block/sweep_slice/free list handling
-  4. Propose targeted fix (off-by-one, uninitialized ptr, missing lock, etc.)
-  5. Test: make world + testsuite/basic
-</think>
-
-<get path="https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/blob/trunk/runtime/major_gc.c" line="1" limit="500"/>
-<search results="5">terminal-bench fix-ocaml-gc RLE sweeping patch OCaml</search>
-<env>cd /app/ocaml/runtime && ls -la *.c caml/*.h | grep -E 'gc|sweep|major|minor' || echo "no GC files"</env>
-<update status="177">fetching upstream major_gc.c + RLE patch refs for bug diagnosis</update>
-```
-
-## actions (chronological log entries)
-
-### `log://turn_36/get/https%3A/github.com/ocaml/ocaml/blob/trunk/runtime/major_gc.c`
-scheme=log action=get attrs={"path":"https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/blob/trunk/runtime/major_gc.c","lineStart":1,"lineEnd":500,"totalLines":2562,"action":"get"}
-
-```
-https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/blob/trunk/runtime/major_gc.c
-[lines 1–500 / 2562 total]
-# major_gc.c
-
-/**************************************************************************/
-/*                                                                        */
-/*                                 OCaml                                  */
-/*                                                                        */
-/*              Damien Doligez, projet Para, INRIA Rocquencourt           */
-/*                                                                        */
-/*   Copyright 1996 Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et     */
-/*     en Automatique.                                                    */
-/*                                                                        */
-/*   All rights reserved.  This file is distributed under the terms of    */
-/*   the GNU Lesser General Public License version 2.1, with the          */
-/*   special exception on linking described in the file LICENSE.          */
-/*                                                                        */
-/**************************************************************************/
-
-#define CAML_INTERNALS
-
-#include <stdlib.h>
-#include <string.h>
-#include <math.h>
-#include <stdbool.h>
-
-#include "caml/addrmap.h"
-#include "caml/camlatomic.h"
-#include "caml/config.h"
-#include "caml/codefrag.h"
-#include "caml/domain.h"
-#include "caml/runtime_events.h"
-#include "caml/fail.h"
-#include "caml/fiber.h"
-#include "caml/finalise.h"
-#include "caml/globroots.h"
-#include "caml/gc_stats.h"
-#include "caml/memory.h"
-#include "caml/memprof.h"
-#include "caml/mlvalues.h"
-#include "caml/platform.h"
-#include "caml/roots.h"
-#include "caml/signals.h"
-#include "caml/shared_heap.h"
-#include "caml/startup_aux.h"
-#include "caml/weak.h"
-
-/* Default speed setting for the major GC. */
-_Atomic uintnat caml_percent_free = Percent_free_def;
-_Atomic uintnat caml_small_heap_limit = Small_heap_limit_def;
-
-/* The mark stack will be pruned if it grows bigger than
-   1/caml_mark_stack_prune_factor of the domain's major heap size */
-atomic_uintnat caml_mark_stack_prune_factor = 32;
-
-/* This variable is only written with the world stopped, so it need not be
-   atomic */
-uintnat caml_major_cycles_completed = 0;
-
-/* [num_domains_to_sweep] records the number of domains to sweep in the current
-   major cycle. The number is set to the [num_domains_in_stw] at the start of
-   the cycle and _strictly decreases_ to 0.
-
-   Domains created in a given cycle will not have any sweep work in that cycle.
-   Sweep changes GARBAGE coloured objects in the domain's own pools to FREE
-   (not a distinct colour; object header is set to 0) and adds them to the free
-   list. No object will have the GARBAGE colour in the domain's own pools since
-   the domain starts with an empty pool with no objects and new objects are
-   allocated with colour MARKED. Hence, they do not affect
-   [num_domains_to_sweep].
-
-   Terminating domains terminate after sweeping is complete for their domain.
-   */
-static atomic_uintnat num_domains_to_sweep;
-
-/* [num_domains_to_mark] records the number of domains to mark in the current
-   major cycle. The number is set to the [num_domains_in_stw] at the start of
-   the cycle. The value of [num_domains_to_mark] may decrease or increase.
-
-   [num_domains_to_mark] may grow larger than the value of [num_domains_in_stw]
-   at the start of the cycle. This is because [caml_modify] may push a block
-   into a potentially empty mark stack of the newly spawned domain.
-
-   Terminating domains empty their mark stack before terminating. */
-static atomic_uintnat num_domains_to_mark;
-
-/* [num_domains_to_ephe_sweep] is set to the [participating_count] at the start
-   of the [Phase_sweep_ephe] and strictly decreases. */
-static atomic_uintnat num_domains_to_ephe_sweep;
-
-/* [num_domains_to_final_update_first] and [num_domains_to_final_update_last]
-   are initialised to [num_domains_in_stw] at the start of the cycle. Whenever
-   a domain finishes processing its first or last finalisers, it decrements the
-   appropriate counter.
-
-   Newly created domains increment both counters. A terminating domain
-   orphans its finalisers and then decrements the counters. The counters
-   also increase when some orphaned finalisers are adopted by a terminating
-   domain that had orphaned its finalisers. See [caml_final_domain_terminate]
-   and [adopt_orphaned_work]. */
-static atomic_uintnat num_domains_to_final_update_first;
-static atomic_uintnat num_domains_to_final_update_last;
-
-/* When domains terminate, they will orphan their finalisers. As mentioned in
-   the comment attached to [num_domains_to_final_update_*] counters, a domain
-   will decrement the counters when the corresponding finalisers are processed
-   for that domain. We would like to preserve this invariant when adopting
-   orphaned finalisers. To this end, we orphan and adopt finalisers only in
-   [Phase_sweep_main] or [Phase_sweep_and_mark_main] when
-   [num_domains_to_final_update_*] counters have not been decremented
-   for the domain yet.
-
-   [num_domains_orphaning_finalisers] keeps a count of the number of domains
-   currently orphaning finalisers. This counter is only used in the
-   [Phase_sweep_and_mark_main] to determine whether to proceed to
-   [Phase_mark_final]. If domains are currently orphaning finalisers, we remain
-   in [Phase_sweep_and_mark_main] so that the orphaned finalisers can be
-   adopted before moving onto [Phase_mark_final] where the [GC.finalise]
-   (finalise first) finalisers are processed. */
-static atomic_uintnat num_domains_orphaning_finalisers = 0;
-
-gc_phase_t caml_gc_phase;
-
-/* The caml_gc_phase global is only ever updated at the end of the STW
-   section, by the last domain leaving a barrier. This means that no
-   synchronization is required on most accesses.
-
-   We know of two situations in the runtime that could run in parallel
-   with a phase update, and cannot safely access the gc phase:
-
-   - The caml_domain_terminate logic runs after the thread has un-registered
-     itself as a STW participant, so it may race with a STW section.
-
-   - Opportunistic collections may happen while a domain is waiting on
-     a STW barrier, so it might race with the code running inside
-     another in-STW barrier. (It is possible that a deeper analysis of
-     the current runtime code would in fact rule out such a race, but
-     it is simpler to avoid phase accesses during opportunistic
-     collections.)
- */
-
-Caml_inline char caml_gc_phase_char(int may_access_gc_phase) {
-  if (!may_access_gc_phase)
-    return 'U';
-  switch (caml_gc_phase) {
-    case Phase_sweep_main:
-      return 'S';
-    case Phase_sweep_and_mark_main:
-      return 'M';
-    case Phase_mark_final:
-      return 'F';
-    case Phase_sweep_ephe:
-      return 'E';
-    default:
-      return 'U';
-  }
-}
-
-/*******************************************************************************
- * Prefetching
- ******************************************************************************/
-
-#define PREFETCH_BUFFER_SIZE  (1 << 8)
-#define PREFETCH_BUFFER_MIN   64 /* keep pb at least this full */
-#define PREFETCH_BUFFER_MASK  (PREFETCH_BUFFER_SIZE - 1)
-
-typedef struct prefetch_buffer {
-  uintnat enqueued;
-  uintnat dequeued;
-  uintnat waterline;
-  value   buffer[PREFETCH_BUFFER_SIZE];
-} prefetch_buffer_t;
-
-Caml_inline bool pb_full(const prefetch_buffer_t *pb)
-{
-  return pb->enqueued == (pb->dequeued + PREFETCH_BUFFER_SIZE);
-}
-
-Caml_inline uintnat pb_size(const prefetch_buffer_t *pb)
-{
-  return pb->enqueued - pb->dequeued;
-}
-
-Caml_inline bool pb_above_waterline(const prefetch_buffer_t *pb)
-{
-  return ((pb->enqueued - pb->dequeued) > pb->waterline);
-}
-
-Caml_inline void pb_drain_mode(prefetch_buffer_t *pb)
-{
-  pb->waterline = 0;
-}
-
-Caml_inline void pb_fill_mode(prefetch_buffer_t *pb)
-{
-  pb->waterline = PREFETCH_BUFFER_MIN;
-}
-
-Caml_inline void pb_push(prefetch_buffer_t* pb, value v)
-{
-  CAMLassert(Is_block(v));
-  CAMLassert(!Is_young(v));
-  CAMLassert(v != Debug_free_major);
-  CAMLassert(pb->enqueued < pb->dequeued + PREFETCH_BUFFER_SIZE);
-
-  pb->buffer[pb->enqueued & PREFETCH_BUFFER_MASK] = v;
-  pb->enqueued += 1;
-}
-
-Caml_inline value pb_pop(prefetch_buffer_t *pb)
-{
-  CAMLassert(pb->enqueued > pb->dequeued);
-
-  value v = pb->buffer[pb->dequeued & PREFETCH_BUFFER_MASK];
-  pb->dequeued += 1;
-  return v;
-}
-
-Caml_inline void prefetch_block(value v)
-{
-  /* Prefetch a block so that scanning it later avoids cache misses.
-     We will access at least the header, but we don't yet know how
-     many of the fields we will access - the block might be already
-     marked, not scannable, or very short. The compromise here is to
-     prefetch the header and the first few fields.
-
-     We issue two prefetches, with the second being a few words ahead
-     of the first. Most of the time, these will land in the same
-     cacheline, be coalesced by hardware, and so not cost any more
-     than a single prefetch. Two memory operations are issued only
-     when the two prefetches land in different cachelines.
-
-     In the case where the block is not already in cache, and yet is
-     already marked, not markable, or extremely short, then we waste
-     somewhere between 1/8-1/2 of a prefetch operation (in expectation,
-     depending on alignment, word size, and cache line size), which is
-     cheap enough to make this worthwhile.
-
-     The prefetches are prefetchr (read), not prefetchw (write). The
-     major GC often writes mark bits but is readonly if no marking
-     need be done (because a block is already marked, or statically
-     allocated). In such cases, a prefetchw causes contention. */
-  caml_prefetchr((const void *)Hp_val(v));
-  caml_prefetchr((const void *)&Field(v, 3));
-}
-
-/*******************************************************************************
- * Handling work counters
- ******************************************************************************/
-
-static uintnat mark_work_done_between_slices(void)
-{
-  uintnat work = Caml_state->mark_work_done_between_slices;
-  Caml_state->mark_work_done_between_slices = 0;
-  return work;
-}
-
-static uintnat sweep_work_done_between_slices(void)
-{
-  uintnat work = Caml_state->sweep_work_done_between_slices;
-  Caml_state->sweep_work_done_between_slices = 0;
-  return work;
-}
-
-/*******************************************************************************
- * Ephemerons
- ******************************************************************************/
-
-/* Ephemerons are a generalization of weak pointers. See
- * weak.[ch]. This is a potted summary of ephemeron semantics:
- *
- *     Each ephemeron is a block, and has a number of keys and a
- *     single data value, all of which may be blocks.  An ephemeron
- *     does not keep its keys alive. An ephemeron keeps its data value
- *     alive iff the ephemeron itself, and _all_ of its keys, are
- *     alive.
- *
- * Each domain maintains two linked lists, "todo" and "live", which
- * together include all ephemerons created by that domain (or adopted
- * from another domain which has since terminated). New ephemerons are
- * created on a domain's "live" list. At the start of marking, the
- * domain moves its "live" list to its "todo" list.
- *
- * During marking, a domain may scan its "todo list" in order to mark
- * each ephemeron's data value if the ephemeron and all of its keys
- * are marked. This scanning process is called "ephemeron marking"
- * (although in fact the marking it does is of the _data values_ of
- * the ephemerons). If an ephemeron's data value is marked in this
- * process, the ephemeron is moved to the "live" list.
- *
- * If this "ephemeron marking" does mark a data value block, that
- * block may itself be an ephemeron or an ephemeron key, or cause
- * further marking including an ephemeron or key. So that may change
- * the fate of an ephemeron (whether its data value survives),
- * including one which has previously been examined during ephemeron
- * marking by this or another domain. Thus, whichever domain owns
- * _that_ ephemeron must scan its "todo" list again.
- *
- * For this reason, ephemeron marking in each major GC cycle proceeds
- * in a number of "rounds". A new round is begun whenever a domain
- * empties its mark stack. Ephemeron marking for a major GC cycle can
- * only be concluded when every domain with ephemerons to mark reaches
- * the end of ephemeron marking _for the same round_, without newly
- * marking anything on that round.
- *
- * This process necessarily terminates as (a) it can only change
- * blocks from unmarked to marked, (b) the heap is finite, and (c) a
- * new round is only begun by marking at least one block. In practice
- * it terminates very quickly.
- *
- * Whenever a domain starts ephemeron marking, it starts in "the
- * current round" - the round most recently begun by any domain
- * emptying its mark stack. If all a domain's ephemeron's data values
- * survive, so its "todo" list is empty, it doesn't need to do any more
- * ephemeron marking on any round.
- *
- * Ephemeron marking is incremental, concurrent, and parallel. Each
- * domain has a "cursor" to record its current position on its own
- * "todo" list.
- *
- * After ephemeron marking is complete, all marking for this major GC
- * cycle is complete: the fate of all blocks on the heap has been
- * determined. Then, in `Phase_sweep_ephe`, each domain performs
- * "ephemeron sweeping" by iterating through all its ephemerons
- * again. Any ephemeron block which is not marked is discarded; all
- * surviving ephemerons are cleaned (removing keys which are not
- * marked, and data values if they have any unmarked keys). Ephemeron
- * sweeping cannot mark blocks so does not need to take place in
- * rounds.
-*/
-
-extern value caml_ephe_none; /* See weak.c */
-
-static struct {
-  atomic_uintnat num_domains_todo;
-  /* Number of domains that need to mark their ephemerons in the
-   * current major GC cycle. This field is decremented when a domain's
-   * todo list becomes empty.  */
-
-  atomic_uintnat round;
-  /* Current ephemeron round number */
-
-  atomic_uintnat num_domains_done;
-  /* Number of domains that have marked all their ephemerons in the
-   * current ephemeron round. */
-} ephe_round_info;
-/* In the first major cycle, there is no ephemeron marking to be done. */
-
-/* ephe_round_info is always updated with the critical section protected by
- * ephe_lock or in the global barrier. However, the fields may be read without
- * the lock. */
-static caml_plat_mutex ephe_lock = CAML_PLAT_MUTEX_INITIALIZER;
-
-/* Move to the next global ephemeron round. Called whenever any domain
- * finishes marking. */
-
-static void ephe_next_round (void)
-{
-  caml_plat_lock_blocking(&ephe_lock);
-
-  (void)caml_atomic_counter_incr(&ephe_round_info.round);
-  CAMLassert(caml_atomic_counter_value(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_done) <=
-             caml_atomic_counter_value(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_todo));
-  caml_atomic_counter_init(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_done, 0);
-
-  caml_plat_unlock(&ephe_lock);
-}
-
-/* Record that a domain's "todo" list has been empty during the
- * current major cycle. Triggers a fresh ephemeron round, with fewer
- * ephemeron-marking domains. */
-
-static void ephe_todo_list_emptied (void)
-{
-  /* If we haven't started marking, the todo list can grow (during ephemeron
-     allocation), so we should not yet announce that it has emptied */
-  CAMLassert (caml_marking_started());
-  caml_plat_lock_blocking(&ephe_lock);
-
-  /* Force next ephemeron marking round in order to avoid reasoning about
-   * whether the domain has already incremented
-   * [ephe_round_info.num_domains_done] counter. */
-  caml_atomic_counter_init(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_done, 0);
-  (void)caml_atomic_counter_incr(&ephe_round_info.round);
-
-  /* Since the todo list is empty, this domain does not need to participate in
-   * further ephemeron rounds. */
-  (void)caml_atomic_counter_decr(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_todo);
-  CAMLassert(caml_atomic_counter_value(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_done) <=
-             caml_atomic_counter_value(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_todo));
-
-  caml_plat_unlock(&ephe_lock);
-}
-
-/* Prepare to mark ephemerons by making all 'live' ephes become 'todo' */
-static void prepare_for_ephe_marking(caml_domain_state *domain)
-{
-  CAMLassert(domain->ephe_info->todo == (value) NULL);
-  domain->ephe_info->todo = domain->ephe_info->live;
-  domain->ephe_info->live = (value) NULL;
-  domain->ephe_info->must_sweep_ephe = 0;
-  domain->ephe_info->round = 0;
-  domain->ephe_info->cursor.todop = NULL;
-  domain->ephe_info->cursor.round = 0;
-}
-
-/* Record that a domain finished ephemeron marking for the given
- * ephemeron round, without adding anything to its mark stack. */
-
-static void record_ephe_marking_done (uintnat round)
-{
-  CAMLassert (round <=
-              caml_atomic_counter_value(&ephe_round_info.round));
-  CAMLassert (Caml_state->marking_done);
-
-  if (round < caml_atomic_counter_value(&ephe_round_info.round)) {
-    /* The world has already moved on to some other round */
-    return;
-  }
-
-  /* Domain has finished marking ephemerons for the current round */
-  caml_plat_lock_blocking(&ephe_lock);
-  if (round == caml_atomic_counter_value(&ephe_round_info.round)) {
-    /* Round hasn't just advanced. */
-    Caml_state->ephe_info->round = round;
-    (void)caml_atomic_counter_incr(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_done);
-    CAMLassert(caml_atomic_counter_value(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_done) <=
-               caml_atomic_counter_value(&ephe_round_info.num_domains_todo));
-  }
-  caml_plat_unlock(&ephe_lock);
-}
-
-#define EPHE_MARK_DEFAULT false
-#define EPHE_MARK_FORCE_ALIVE true
-
-/* Scan the 'todo' ephemeron list for the current domain, for
- * ephemeron round `round`, looking for data values which the
- * ephemeron preserves. Any such ephemerons are moved to the 'live'
- * list.
- *
- * If this domain has already scanned some ephemerons for this round,
- * continue from where it left off (using the cursor). Otherwise,
- * start from the head of the todo list.
- *
- * If `force_alive` is true (EPHE_MARK_FORCE_ALIVE) then mark all
- * ephemerons and their data values.
- *
- * Returns the remaining budget.
- */
-
-static intnat ephe_mark (intnat budget, uintnat round,
-                         /* Forces ephemerons and their data to be alive */
-                         bool force_alive)
-{
-  value* prev_linkp;
-  caml_domain_state* domain_state = Caml_state;
-  size_t scanned = 0, preserved = 0;
-
-  CAMLassert(caml_marking_started());
-  if (domain_state->ephe_info->cursor.round == round &&
-      !force_alive) {
-    prev_linkp = domain_state->ephe_info->cursor.todop;
-  } else {
-    prev_linkp = &domain_state->ephe_info->todo;
-  }
-  value next = *prev_linkp;
-  while (next != 0 && budget > 0) {
-
-    /* TODO: this reproduces much of caml_ephe_clean; can we share code? */
-
-    value ephe = next;
-    next = Ephe_link(ephe);
-    CAMLassert (Tag_val(ephe) == Abstract_tag);
-    header_t hd = Hd_val(ephe);
-    bool preserve_data = true;
-
-    /* TODO: move to the 'live' list if the data value is already
-     * marked? */
-
-    if (force_alive)
-      caml_darken (domain_state, ephe, 0);
-
-    /* If ephemeron is unmarked, data is dead */
-    if (is_unmarked(ephe)) preserve_data = false;
-
-    mlsize_t i, size = Wosize_hd(hd);
-    for (i = CAML_EPHE_FIRST_KEY; i < size; i++) {
-      if (!preserve_data) break;
-      value key = Field(ephe, i);
-    ephemeron_again:
-      if (key != caml_ephe_none && Is_block(key)) {
-        if (Tag_val(key) == Forward_tag) {
-          value f = Forward_val(key);
-          if (Is_block(f)) {
-            if (Tag_val(f) == Forward_tag || Tag_val(f) == Lazy_tag ||
-                Tag_val(f) == Forcing_tag || Tag_val(f) == Double_tag) {
-              /* Do not short-circuit the pointer */
-            } else {
-              Field(ephe, i) = key = f;
-              goto ephemeron_again;
-            }
-          }
-```
-
-### `log://turn_36/search/terminal-bench_fix-ocaml-gc_RLE_sweeping_patch_OCaml`
-scheme=log action=search attrs={"query":"terminal-bench fix-ocaml-gc RLE sweeping patch OCaml","action":"search"}
-
-```
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-* https://www.tbench.ai/benchmarks/terminal-bench-2/fix-ocaml-gc — Terminal-Bench (313 tokens)
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-* https://dev.realworldocaml.org/garbage-collector.html — Understanding the Garbage Collector - Real World OCaml (544 tokens)
-  <strong>The GC maintains a directed graph in which heap blocks are nodes, and there is an edge from heap block b1 to heap block b2 if some field of b1 is a pointer to b2.</strong> All blocks reachable from the roots by following edges in the graph must be retained, and unreachable blocks can be reused by the ...
-* https://blog.janestreet.com/building-a-lower-latency-gc — Building a lower-latency GC (5143 tokens)
-  Happily, Damien Doligez, the author of OCaml’s GC, has been visiting with us for the last few months, and has been doing a lot of good work to improve the runtime, and in particular to address the concerns raised above. Heres the summary of the changes made thus far. A set of probes was added to the GC, allowing us to record in a quite detailed way every phase of the collection process. This is quite detailed, telling you the phase (marking vs sweeping) and the sub-phase, as well as keeping track of a collection of useful counters.
-* https://www.reddit.com/r/ocaml/comments/oxs29o/object_style_code_how_to_avoid_gc_pressure — Object style code, how to avoid GC pressure? : r/ocaml (476 tokens)
-  Changing o, the space overhead means you&#x27;re happy to trade off more memory usage for less major heap mark/sweeping work. Changing the minor heap size should mean less stuff gets moved to the major heap in the first place. (Consider the extreme example where you set the minor heap size to be bigger than the amount of memory you&#x27;d ever allocate). ... I don&#x27;t have anything helpful to add, just commiserating on this. :) I guess Ocaml can&#x27;t tell it is safe to reuse the record and keeps allocating new ones.
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-### `log://turn_36/env/cd_/app/ocaml/runtime_%26%26_ls_-la_*.c_caml/*.h_%7C_grep_-E_'gc%7Csweep%7Cmajor%7Cminor'_%7C%7C`
-scheme=log action=env attrs={"command":"cd /app/ocaml/runtime && ls -la *.c caml/*.h | grep -E 'gc|sweep|major|minor' || echo \"no GC files\"","summary":"cd /app/ocaml/runtime && ls -la *.c caml/*.h | grep -E 'gc|sweep|major|minor' || echo \"no GC files\"","action":"env"}
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-ran 'cd /app/ocaml/runtime && ls -la *.c caml/*.h | grep -E 'gc|sweep|major|minor' || echo "no GC files"', exit=0 (0s). Output: env://turn_36/cd_/app/ocaml/runtime_%26%26_ls_-la_*.c_caml/*.h_%7C_grep_-E_'gc%7Csweep%7Cmajor%7Cminor'_%7C%7C_1 (247 tokens), env://turn_36/cd_/app/ocaml/runtime_%26%26_ls_-la_*.c_caml/*.h_%7C_grep_-E_'gc%7Csweep%7Cmajor%7Cminor'_%7C%7C_2 (0 tokens)
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-### `log://turn_36/update/fetching_upstream_major_gc.c_%2B_RLE_patch_refs_for_bug_diagnosis`
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-fetching upstream major_gc.c + RLE patch refs for bug diagnosis
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