Open Alizter opened 1 month ago
I guess the current workaround is just to wait for the printer to finish printing. The printer will be only interrupted if the client does a new request.
Possible strategies to mitigate this could be:
make Coq printing less expensive
We don't track stats for printing precisely yet, do you know how long do these terms take to print?
Likely it is worth submitting a kind: performance
bug to Coq itself, I think there are many super-linear behaviors on Coq printing as of today that could be affecting you.
We don't track stats for printing precisely yet, do you know how long do these terms take to print?
They can vary wildly. Some of the terms in the file I mentioned have terms that take 16GB of ram to print and can take 10 minutes or so. I am currently trying to improve performance in this file, but I don't have a lot of understanding why Coq is taking so long. The terms mostly consist of projections of chunky terms. If I manually unfold then I can get an efficient print, but Coq's simpl
or cbn
gets stuck trying to unfold useless stuff.
By the way the files in question are currently in this PR: https://github.com/HoTT/Coq-HoTT/pull/2021
We don't track stats for printing precisely yet, do you know how long do these terms take to print?
They can vary wildly. Some of the terms in the file I mentioned have terms that take 16GB of ram to print and can take 10 minutes or so. I am currently trying to improve performance in this file, but I don't have a lot of understanding why Coq is taking so long.
Likely many super-linear (like O(n^3) or even worse) factors in printing. Just with the info you posted you can open an upstream bug and hope Coq devs have a look into it (I think they will).
This has been a problem for a long time and you can find bugs about slow printing in the bug tracker (and people complaining when we made printing non-interruptible due to this)
When working on heavy terms such as those found in Coq-HoTT's theories/Algebra/AbGroups/TensorProduct.v the coq-lsp printer gets interrupted a lot leading to such scenes:
Not sure what is better to do here.