⚡ Bolt: Fast index tracking optimization#385
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Replaces `Set<number>` with a pre-allocated `Uint8Array` in `search-engine.ts` for tracking visited items. This avoids massive object allocation overhead and provides O(1) lookups during index evaluation in loops. Co-authored-by: AhmmedSamier <17784876+AhmmedSamier@users.noreply.github.com>
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language-server/src/core/search-engine.ts (1)
1697-1702: Optional: reuse a single instance-levelUint8Arrayto avoid per-search allocation.For each call to
performUnifiedSearch, up to twoUint8Array(this.items.length)buffers are allocated (one here forcandidateSet, one at line 1656 forvisited). On a 1M-item index this is ~2 MB of fresh allocation per keystroke-level search. Zero-init is fast, but you can eliminate this cost entirely by caching a reusable buffer on the instance and eitherfill(0)before use or adopting a generation-counter scheme (bump a counter each call, write the current counter instead of1, compare against it on read — no clearing needed). Not required given the PR's measured wins, but worth considering if GC pressure shows up in profiling at the upper item-count range.💡 Sketch of generation-counter approach
// Instance fields private visitedBuffer: Uint32Array = new Uint32Array(0); private visitedGeneration = 0; private getVisitedBuffer(size: number): { buffer: Uint32Array; gen: number } { if (this.visitedBuffer.length < size) { this.visitedBuffer = new Uint32Array(size); this.visitedGeneration = 0; } this.visitedGeneration++; // Guard against wraparound if (this.visitedGeneration === 0xffffffff) { this.visitedBuffer.fill(0); this.visitedGeneration = 1; } return { buffer: this.visitedBuffer, gen: this.visitedGeneration }; } // Check: buffer[i] === gen; Mark: buffer[i] = gen;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In `@language-server/src/core/search-engine.ts` around lines 1697 - 1702, The code allocates new Uint8Array buffers per search for candidateSet (in performUnifiedSearch) and visited (previously at line ~1656), causing GC pressure for large indices; change to reuse an instance-level buffer by adding fields (e.g., candidateSetBuffer / visitedBuffer and a visitedGeneration uint32) and obtain a buffer via a helper (e.g., getVisitedBuffer(size) or getCandidateSet(size)) that either fill(0) before use or uses a generation-counter scheme (increment generation, guard wraparound, compare buffer[i] === gen to test, write gen to mark) so performUnifiedSearch uses the reusable buffer instead of new Uint8Array(this.items.length) each call..jules/bolt.md (1)
12-15: Consider consolidating with the near-duplicate 2026-04-08 entry.The 2026-04-08 "Fast Dense Integer Set Tracking" entry directly above (lines 9-11) documents the same pattern (replace
Set<number>withnew Uint8Array(maxIndex), ~15x faster,array[id] = 1) with effectively the same action. Having two entries for the same learning may fragment future reference. Consider either merging into a single entry or adding a cross-reference noting that the 2026-04-09 entry reinforces the earlier one with a larger-scale (1M items) benchmark context.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed. In @.jules/bolt.md around lines 12 - 15, The two adjacent entries "2026-04-08 - Fast Dense Integer Set Tracking" and "2026-04-09 - [Dense Index Tracking via Uint8Array]" document the same learning; consolidate them by merging content into a single entry (keep the concise recommendation to replace Set<number> with new Uint8Array(maxIndex) and the note array[id] = 1) and preserve the larger 1M-item benchmark detail from the 2026-04-09 note; alternatively, if you must keep both, update one to be an explicit cross-reference to the other and clarify that the later entry reinforces the earlier finding with expanded benchmarking.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.
Nitpick comments:
In @.jules/bolt.md:
- Around line 12-15: The two adjacent entries "2026-04-08 - Fast Dense Integer
Set Tracking" and "2026-04-09 - [Dense Index Tracking via Uint8Array]" document
the same learning; consolidate them by merging content into a single entry (keep
the concise recommendation to replace Set<number> with new Uint8Array(maxIndex)
and the note array[id] = 1) and preserve the larger 1M-item benchmark detail
from the 2026-04-09 note; alternatively, if you must keep both, update one to be
an explicit cross-reference to the other and clarify that the later entry
reinforces the earlier finding with expanded benchmarking.
In `@language-server/src/core/search-engine.ts`:
- Around line 1697-1702: The code allocates new Uint8Array buffers per search
for candidateSet (in performUnifiedSearch) and visited (previously at line
~1656), causing GC pressure for large indices; change to reuse an instance-level
buffer by adding fields (e.g., candidateSetBuffer / visitedBuffer and a
visitedGeneration uint32) and obtain a buffer via a helper (e.g.,
getVisitedBuffer(size) or getCandidateSet(size)) that either fill(0) before use
or uses a generation-counter scheme (increment generation, guard wraparound,
compare buffer[i] === gen to test, write gen to mark) so performUnifiedSearch
uses the reusable buffer instead of new Uint8Array(this.items.length) each call.
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Replace the deprecated `vscode.workspace.rootPath` with `vscode.workspace.workspaceFolders?.[0].uri.fsPath` when resolving a path for the dummy test file in "Provider should handle documents with no symbols". This stops `openTextDocument` from failing to resolve nonexistent workspace-relative files and hanging tests. Co-authored-by: AhmmedSamier <17784876+AhmmedSamier@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced
Set<number>with a pre-allocatedUint8Arrayfor dense index tracking inSearchEngine's unified search logic.🎯 Why: Creating a new
Setand calling.has()/.add()inside hot loops to keep track of visited candidate numbers causes major object allocation overhead and triggers garbage collection pauses when dealing with a high volume of item indices.Uint8Arrayallocates a continuous memory block, eliminating this bottleneck entirely.📊 Impact: Provides O(1) array access that is approximately ~15x faster than a
Setfor bounds approaching 1,000,000 items, significantly reducing memory pressure and latency.🔬 Measurement: Search queries spanning high counts of indexed records will not pause intermittently. Tests and linters pass confirming matching functional behavior.
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