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…caml#4572) Use the already-computed ocamldep output to filter inter-library dependencies on a per-module basis. Each module now only depends on .cmi/.cmx files from libraries it actually imports, rather than glob deps on all files from all dependent libraries. This eliminates unnecessary recompilation when a module in a dependency changes but the current module doesn't reference that library. The implementation: - Add read_immediate_deps_raw_of to ocamldep, returning raw module names without filtering against the stanza's module set - Move Hidden_deps from Includes (library-wide) to per-module in build_cm - Add Lib_index mapping module names to libraries, computed from requires_compile and requires_hidden - In build_cm, use ocamldep output + Lib_index to determine which libraries each module actually needs; fall back to all-library glob deps when filtering is not possible (Melange, virtual library implementations, singleton stanzas, alias/root modules) - For local unwrapped libraries, use per-file deps on specific .cmi/.cmx files rather than directory-wide globs Promotes [sibling-unreferenced-lib.t] to assert the desired post-fix shape: with a sibling consumer module that references nothing from the declared dep lib, the per-module filter drops the lib entirely from that module's compile-rule deps, so editing the dep lib's interface no longer fires any [spurious_rebuild]-named rule. Test flips from main's one-rule observational baseline to [[]]. Re-promotes [emit-private.t] to drop the [ocamldep (internal)] line from its trace assertion. The per-module filter reshapes ocamldep into a memoised action that no longer surfaces in [--display=short] traces for the melange single-module emit stanza this test exercises; the line was added on main by PR ocaml#14385 and the work it documented is no longer visible after this change. chore: add changelog entry for per-module dependency filtering (ocaml#4572) Signed-off-by: Robin Bate Boerop <me@robinbb.com>
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…caml#4572) Use the already-computed ocamldep output to filter inter-library dependencies on a per-module basis. Each module now only depends on .cmi/.cmx files from libraries it actually imports, rather than glob deps on all files from all dependent libraries. This eliminates unnecessary recompilation when a module in a dependency changes but the current module doesn't reference that library. The implementation: - Add read_immediate_deps_raw_of to ocamldep, returning raw module names without filtering against the stanza's module set - Move Hidden_deps from Includes (library-wide) to per-module in build_cm - Add Lib_index mapping module names to libraries, computed from requires_compile and requires_hidden - In build_cm, use ocamldep output + Lib_index to determine which libraries each module actually needs; fall back to all-library glob deps when filtering is not possible (Melange, virtual library implementations, singleton stanzas, alias/root modules) - For local unwrapped libraries, use per-file deps on specific .cmi/.cmx files rather than directory-wide globs Promotes [sibling-unreferenced-lib.t] to assert the desired post-fix shape: with a sibling consumer module that references nothing from the declared dep lib, the per-module filter drops the lib entirely from that module's compile-rule deps, so editing the dep lib's interface no longer fires any [spurious_rebuild]-named rule. Test flips from main's one-rule observational baseline to [[]]. Re-promotes [emit-private.t] to drop the [ocamldep (internal)] line from its trace assertion. The per-module filter reshapes ocamldep into a memoised action that no longer surfaces in [--display=short] traces for the melange single-module emit stanza this test exercises; the line was added on main by PR ocaml#14385 and the work it documented is no longer visible after this change. chore: add changelog entry for per-module dependency filtering (ocaml#4572) Signed-off-by: Robin Bate Boerop <me@robinbb.com>
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…caml#4572) Use the already-computed ocamldep output to filter inter-library dependencies on a per-module basis. Each module now only depends on .cmi/.cmx files from libraries it actually imports, rather than glob deps on all files from all dependent libraries. This eliminates unnecessary recompilation when a module in a dependency changes but the current module doesn't reference that library. The implementation: - Add read_immediate_deps_raw_of to ocamldep, returning raw module names without filtering against the stanza's module set - Move Hidden_deps from Includes (library-wide) to per-module in build_cm - Add Lib_index mapping module names to libraries, computed from requires_compile and requires_hidden - In build_cm, use ocamldep output + Lib_index to determine which libraries each module actually needs; fall back to all-library glob deps when filtering is not possible (Melange, virtual library implementations, singleton stanzas, alias/root modules) - For local unwrapped libraries, use per-file deps on specific .cmi/.cmx files rather than directory-wide globs Promotes [sibling-unreferenced-lib.t] to assert the desired post-fix shape: with a sibling consumer module that references nothing from the declared dep lib, the per-module filter drops the lib entirely from that module's compile-rule deps, so editing the dep lib's interface no longer fires any [spurious_rebuild]-named rule. Test flips from main's one-rule observational baseline to [[]]. Re-promotes [emit-private.t] to drop the [ocamldep (internal)] line from its trace assertion. The per-module filter reshapes ocamldep into a memoised action that no longer surfaces in [--display=short] traces for the melange single-module emit stanza this test exercises; the line was added on main by PR ocaml#14385 and the work it documented is no longer visible after this change. chore: add changelog entry for per-module dependency filtering (ocaml#4572) Signed-off-by: Robin Bate Boerop <me@robinbb.com>
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