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8293499: Provide jmod --compress option #10213

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@shipilev shipilev commented Sep 8, 2022

I have been looking into make clean-images images performance, and realized jmod keeps compressing files with default compression level. Tuning that toward lighter compression levels improves build performance considerably, without a heavy loss in *.jmod sizes.

This PR allows JMOD to select the compression level. Follow-ups would use this in the build system, see #10214.

The interesting asymmetry against jlink is: jlink provides --compress option that only takes 2 for "ZIP compression". (Separately, we could argue if it would be beneficial to extend --compress to jlink as well, so to select the compression level there too.)


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AlanBateman commented Sep 8, 2022

I don't have time to look at this closely today but I think an option to configure the compression level wouldn't look out of place on the jmod tool.

Doing the equivalent with jlink would require more thought to see if it makes sense or is really needed. The jimage format is for execution, not a packaging format like jmod that is primarily consumed at link-time. I agree the jlink --compress option is a bit overloaded where --compress=0 and --compress=2 are more like jar --no-compress or its default to deflate. The jar tool doesn't have an option to set the compression level.

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mlchung commented Sep 9, 2022

It's reasonable for jmod tool to support --compress-level option to specify the compression level. The JMOD file format is not specified but the implementation uses ZIP. Compression level from 0-9 makes sense for ZIP but may not be applicable if the JMOD file format is changed. But it may be okay to worry about that when the file format is changed.

For jlink, when resources are compressed in writing to jimage, there would be performance overhead in reading and decompressing the resources at runtime. I'd be interested in knowing the tradeoff between the smaller jimage vs the runtime overhead in decompressing the resources. I'd advice to separate the jmod compression level change from jlink compression level discussion.

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I went through the changes and I don't see anything obviously wrong. The command line option doesn't look out of place although as Mandy points us, the format is not documented so there is flexibility to change it in the future. If some future format doesn't support something like compression level then that option could just emit a warning and do nothing.

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I submitted the CSR request for this change: https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8293629

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cl4es commented Sep 12, 2022

Could we word this so that the accepted values is compression-dependent? The value appears to be ignored for --compress=0|1 (should it throw if specified or not specified to, say, 0?). We might also add other compressions in the future which allows a wider or narrower range of compression levels (zstd uses 0 - 22).

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I gave this a try locally. It's my understanding that this new option is only relevant when creating the jmod archive. However, right now, in its current form, I can pass this option to commands like jmod extract and jmod list without those commands complaining about that option. For example, this following command doesn't complain about the --compression-level being passed to it:

jmod extract --compression-level=9 jdk/jmods/java.base.jmod

Should we instead complain/fail when this option is used for anything other than create?

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Could we word this so that the accepted values is compression-dependent? The value appears to be ignored for --compress=0|1 (should it throw if specified or not specified to, say, 0?). We might also add other compressions in the future which allows a wider or narrower range of compression levels (zstd uses 0 - 22).

Um, this is jmod, it does not have --compress=... option? jlink does. So, I don't quite understand this comment :)

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Should we instead complain/fail when this option is used for anything other than create?

Good idea, see new commit.

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cl4es commented Sep 12, 2022

Um, this is jmod, it does not have --compress=... option? jlink does. So, I don't quite understand this comment :)

Doh! Yes, I mixed up the two and assumed you'd be considering this for jlink as well. The part about being open-ended about alternate compression algorithms still applies, but since the compression for jmod is currently always zip we can defer such wording for if/when that day comes.

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Thank you for the changes Aleksey. They look fine to me (except for that one minor error message related issue which I added a comment for). I haven't given the latest changes a try, but the new test you added to verify that the command fails in other modes when --compression-level will cover it.

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The part about being open-ended about alternate compression algorithms still applies, but since the compression for jmod is currently always zip we can defer such wording for if/when that day comes.

Well, we can future-proof it by doing what e.g. ZFS does:

$ zfs set compression
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	compression     YES      YES   on | off | lzjb | gzip | gzip-[1-9] | zle | lz4 | zstd | zstd-[1-19] | zstd-fast-[1-10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100,500,1000]
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Meaning, we allow --compress=zip-[0..9] and default to zip-6. This has the added benefit of clearly stating that zip-0 is still ZIP, but without the compression applied. This is a bit ambiguous with --compression-level=0.

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cl4es commented Sep 12, 2022

Meaning, we allow --compress=zip-[0..9] and default to zip-6. This has the added benefit of clearly stating that zip-0 is still ZIP, but without the compression applied. This is a bit ambiguous with --compression-level=0.

I like this scheme. It's a good thing there's prior art, too.

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Meaning, we allow --compress=zip-[0..9] and default to zip-6. This has the added benefit of clearly stating that zip-0 is still ZIP, but without the compression applied. This is a bit ambiguous with --compression-level=0.

I like this scheme. It's a good thing there's prior art, too.

Agreed. With this approach we can also revise jlink --compress to take the same arguments, keeping [012] for compatibility. We can also name this option --compress for jmod, rather than --compression-level, for consistency.

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Agreed. With this approach we can also revise jlink --compress to take the same arguments, keeping [012] for compatibility. We can also name this option --compress for jmod, rather than --compression-level, for consistency.

I updated this PR and related CSR with this new option format.

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I also like the new --compress option taking zip-0, zip-1,... zip-9 values.

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The latest state of this PR looks fine to me.

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Looks good. The jmod usage should specify the default.

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Hello Aleksey, could you also please create a release note for this? You may already know how to do that, if not, the steps are noted here https://openjdk.org/guide/#release-notes

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Hello Aleksey, could you also please create a release note for this? You may already know how to do that, if not, the steps are noted here https://openjdk.org/guide/#release-notes

Yes, but later, once CSR and this PR integrates in its final form.

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I did a minor cleanup, unquoted: "zip-6" -> zip-6 to be consistent in help message. Otherwise, this is ready to go and I will integrate it soon. Thanks!

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Thank you!

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