fix(compositor): bound the image texture cache, which never freed anything - #537
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The cache change bounds decoded texture memory, but clips without a camera can still run segmentation and receive a mask derived from screen content, which may produce incorrect visual behavior and unnecessary per-frame cost. Merge should wait for this issue to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant compose_frame
participant capture_webcam_rgb
participant Segmenter
participant set_webcam_mask
participant WebcamShader
compose_frame->>capture_webcam_rgb: capture model-resolution webcam RGB
capture_webcam_rgb->>Segmenter: provide RGB frame
Segmenter->>set_webcam_mask: upload R8 segmentation mask
set_webcam_mask-->>compose_frame: make mask available
compose_frame->>WebcamShader: draw webcam with mask, effect, and background
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In `@crates/compositor/src/frame_geometry.rs`:
- Line 1321: Update lru_evictions in
crates/compositor/src/frame_geometry.rs:1321-1321 to protect every active entry
rather than only the latest tick. In
crates/compositor/src/compositor_linux.rs:1042-1043,
crates/compositor/src/compositor_macos.rs:828-829, and
crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs:812-813, defer eviction until the
frame’s complete active texture set is known or pass that set into the eviction
helper.
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Mesures sur machine de référenceRyzen 7 5800X, poste fixe (pas de dérive batterie), 406 processus, 9 % de charge de fond. Protocole §C.2 : bras entrelacés, une ronde de chauffe écartée, porte à 15 % d'écart. Deux binaires release compilés une fois — Coût par frame : aucun
Après/avant : 0,997× sur la scène image, 1,001× sur le témoin. Le premier est négatif — l'après ressort plus rapide, ce qui est impossible pour du travail ajouté et situe l'écart dans le bruit. Les deux valent 0,005 à 0,010 ms, soit la résolution du banc. Le point vérifié est précis : le helper fait désormais un Bornage : démontré de bout en bout
Le nombre d'entrées tombe de 7 à 3 quand le 7680×7680 arrive : le cache troque des petites contre une grosse, ce que la politique doit faire. Le test vérifie aussi que le cumulé dépasse le budget, faute de quoi il passerait à vide le jour où les assets rétréciraient. 🤖 Generated with Claude Code |
…thing `img_cache` holds every wallpaper and cursor sprite ever decoded, keyed by path, and had no eviction of any kind in any of the three back-ends. The exposure is not theoretical. The 18 shipped wallpapers are 23.7 MB on disk and **1774 MB decoded to RGBA8** — `wallpaper8.jpg` is 7680x7680, or 225 MB on its own. Browsing the picker loads them all and frees none, and the camera background that just landed doubles the ways in: a scene can now hold a screen wallpaper AND a camera background, with a second picker to browse. LRU eviction under a byte budget. The policy lives in `frame_geometry::lru_evictions`, shared by all three back-ends for the reason that module's own header gives: three copies would drift apart with nothing to say so. **What is protected is the frame's whole active set, not merely the entry just inserted.** A frame samples several textures — screen background, camera background, cursor sprites — and evicting one because another just arrived would make them chase each other every frame. That trades 129 ms of decode (measured, release) against the ~3.5 ms a frame costs, which no memory budget justifies. `begin_image_frame()` opens the frame in `compose_frame`; anything touched after it is untouchable until the next one. If the active set alone exceeds the budget, the policy stays above budget rather than touching it. 512 MB is therefore a floor, not a comfort setting: it has to hold the worst realistic active set, two 225 MB wallpapers, while still bounding the leak. `img_cache_stays_under_budget` proves the wiring end to end, opt-in behind OPENSCREEN_CACHE_DEMO because it needs a real D3D11 device. Loading all 18 wallpapers one frame apart — the picker's own rhythm — the cache grows to 435 MB over 6 entries, first evicts on wallpaper15, and then holds between 392 and 501 MB. Unevicted, the same sequence is 1774 MB. It also asserts the unevicted total EXCEEDS the budget, or it would pass vacuously the day someone ships smaller wallpapers. Also folds the two byte-identical lookup/insert sites into one helper, and corrects three doc comments that still claimed an entry was loaded "once per session" — no longer true once it can be evicted. No decode, upload or pixel behaviour changes. Capping the uploaded resolution would cut per-entry cost roughly eightfold, but it changes output pixels and needs its own justification and measurement. Verified on Windows: 151 Rust tests, tsc clean. Metal and wgpu are reviewed but not compiled here; CI's macOS and Linux `cargo test` are what confirm them.
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1621-1621: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSegmentation runs on the screen video when the clip has no camera. No backend consults
LiveParams::has_webcambefore callingpump_segmentation. When that flag is false the "webcam" decoder carries the screen video, so the model receives screen pixels, the compositor pays a capture plus an inference, and the installed mask does not describe a camera.
crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs#L1621-L1621: wrap thepump_segmentationcall inif self.live_params.borrow().has_webcam.crates/compositor/src/compositor_macos.rs#L1959-L1959: add the samehas_webcamcondition around thewebcam_texbranch.crates/compositor/src/compositor_linux.rs#L1784-L1784: addself.live_params.borrow().has_webcamto the existingwants_seg && !webcam.is_null()condition.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs (1)
844-844: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove the wallpaper doc block back onto
draw_image_bg.The new function was inserted below the doc block of
draw_image_bg. Lines 841-843 now documentbegin_image_frameand state that a failure makes the caller fall back to a flat colour.begin_image_framehas no failure path, anddraw_image_bgat line 888 has lost its documentation.♻️ Proposed fix
- /// Fond wallpaper image (cover-fit). `path` = chemin absolu (résolu côté app). Décodé et - /// uploadé une fois (cache), puis échantillonné en mode 6. Err → l'appelant retombe sur une - /// couleur plate. Le rect uv `src` recouvre toute la sortie en rognant le débordement. /// Ouvre une frame du point de vue de `img_cache` : tout ce qui sera touché après cet appel /// est le jeu actif, et devient inévinçable jusqu'à la frame suivante. fn begin_image_frame(&self) {Then restore it above
draw_image_bg:/// Fond wallpaper image (cover-fit). `path` = chemin absolu (résolu côté app). Décodé et /// uploadé une fois (cache), puis échantillonné en mode 6. Err → l'appelant retombe sur une /// couleur plate. Le rect uv `src` recouvre toute la sortie en rognant le débordement. unsafe fn draw_image_bg(&self, path: &str, output_aspect: f32) -> Result<()> {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs`:
- Line 847: Update begin_image_frame in
crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs:847-847,
crates/compositor/src/compositor_macos.rs:876-876, and
crates/compositor/src/compositor_linux.rs:1149-1149 to set img_frame_start from
img_tick plus one, ensuring only entries accessed in the current frame are
protected.
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In `@crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs`:
- Line 1621: Gate segmentation on LiveParams::has_webcam: in
crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs:1621-1621, wrap the
pump_segmentation call; in crates/compositor/src/compositor_macos.rs:1959-1959,
apply the condition to the webcam_tex branch; and in
crates/compositor/src/compositor_linux.rs:1784-1784, add it to the existing
wants_seg && !webcam.is_null() condition.
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In `@crates/compositor/src/compositor_windows.rs`:
- Line 844: Move the wallpaper documentation block from above begin_image_frame
to immediately above draw_image_bg, preserving its existing wording and
documenting draw_image_bg’s fallback behavior; leave begin_image_frame without
that misleading documentation.
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`begin_image_frame` set `img_frame_start` to the current `img_tick`, but the frame's first access receives `img_tick + 1`, and protection covers `tick >= img_frame_start`. The entry it protected at exactly `img_frame_start` is therefore the LAST one of the previous frame, which is no longer in the active set — so the resident set could sit one whole texture above the budget, up to 225 MB with the wallpapers we ship. Off by one, and the fix is the `+ 1`, on all three back-ends. Caught in review; the demonstration did not catch it because that run never depended on the extra entry being evictable.
They shipped at up to 7680x7680 for an app whose largest output is 4K. That is resolution nobody can see, paid for three times: on disk, in decode time, and in VRAM for as long as the texture stays resident. 17 of 18 resized to 3840 on the long edge, Lanczos, quality 92. Measured: | | before | after | |---|---|---| | on disk | 23.7 MB | 13.9 MB | | all 18 resident | 1774 MB | 772 MB | | a typical two-wallpaper session | 450 MB | 112 MB | | decoding all 18 | 3.31 s | 1.43 s | 3840 rather than something smaller because it is exactly 1:1 for a 4K output — below it, a 4K export would sample a background softer than its own frame. At 1080p the texture is still oversampled 2:1. So this is not a quality trade at any output size we support; it is removing detail that no pipeline could reach. The encoding loss is 41.3 to 52.1 dB PSNR against the raw Lanczos downscale, measured per file. Above 40 dB is visually transparent on photographic content, and the worst case is the most detailed image. ICC profiles are preserved byte for byte — five files carry one, and losing it would shift colours, which is a visible regression where the resolution is not. EXIF rides along untouched. Thumbnails are already 240x240 and unchanged. WHY THE ASSETS AND NOT THE CODE. A runtime cap was measured first and rejected: `image::imageops::resize` costs 217 to 730 ms per first use in release, two to four times the decode it follows, and the two strategies tried (one resize, successive halvings) cost the same. A GPU downscale would be cheap but `load_image_srv` runs mid-frame, so it would have to save and restore the render target and viewport across three back-ends — real hazard, marginal gain. Capping the assets costs nothing at runtime and shrinks the installer too. It does not cover wallpapers the user imports. Those stay bounded by the LRU budget from #537, which is the safety net this optimisation sits on top of rather than replaces. One consequence worth naming: `img_cache_stays_under_budget` now holds 11-13 entries resident instead of 3, which is the real win — far less eviction churn. Its anti-vacuous guard (unevicted total must exceed the budget) now reads 772 MB against 512. Still true, but closer to the floor: shrink these assets much further and that test will fail, which is exactly the signal it exists to give.
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img_cacheholds every wallpaper and cursor sprite ever decoded, keyed by path, and had no eviction of any kind, in any of the three back-ends.The exposure
wallpaper8.jpg(7680×7680) aloneBrowsing the wallpaper picker loads them all and frees none. This predates #493, but that PR doubles the ways in: a scene can now hold a screen wallpaper and a camera background, with a second picker to browse.
The fix
LRU eviction under a byte budget. The policy lives in
frame_geometry::lru_evictions, shared by all three back-ends for the reason that module's own header gives — three copies of an eviction policy drift apart with nothing to say so. Four tests cover it; three fail when the protection or the stop-at-budget rule is mutated away.The budget is sized against fps, not against memory. Eviction never touches the entry just inserted, and gives up above budget rather than returning it. A budget below the active set — worst case a screen wallpaper and a camera background, either of which can be 225 MB — would reload the same texture every frame, trading 200 MB for a 129 ms stall per frame. 512 MB bounds the leak while leaving the active set resident.
Also folds the two byte-identical lookup/insert sites (wallpaper background, cursor sprite) into one helper.
What this deliberately does not do
No decode, upload or pixel behaviour changes. Capping the uploaded resolution would cut per-entry cost roughly eightfold, but it changes output pixels — that is a separate trade with its own quality question, and it needs its own measurement rather than riding along with a memory fix.
Verification
141 Rust tests on Windows. Metal and wgpu are reviewed but not compiled locally; CI's macOS and Linux
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