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Combine prerequisites from repeated GNU Make single-colon rules so the reverse dependency graph matches forward influences and critical-path traversal assigns late starts to every branch. Keep companion membership sets alongside the ordered dependency lists so repeated-rule deduplication stays linear instead of re-scanning growing lists. Credit: Girish Kalele's 95c8d09 for surfacing the disconnected-graph KeyError; review identified the incomplete reverse graph as its cause.
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depsis already alphabetically sorted byparsebefore Line 259 appends it. Forall: z afollowed byall: y, this returns['a', 'z', 'y']instead of source order['z', 'a', 'y'].Remove sorting for both normal and order-only prerequisite lists in
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When multiple pattern rules share a target pattern, an earlier rule can be the one GNU Make actually selects; for example, with %.out: %.first followed by %.out: %.second and both inputs present, GNU Make 4.3 selects the first rule. The GNU Make manual likewise states that when multiple pattern rules match, Make decides among them through its implicit-rule search, rather than unconditionally choosing the latest definition. Discarding the earlier reverse edge here therefore omits a real prerequisite from the exported graph and can calculate the wrong critical path; preserve/model all alternatives instead of replacing them with the last rule.
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GNU Make chooses among matching pattern rules through implicit-rule search using the actual build state. This graph representation has no applicability state, so retaining all alternatives as ordinary edges would incorrectly treat them as conjunctive prerequisites. The current code documents and preserves the existing single stored-alternative contract with matching forward and reverse edges. I am leaving this thread open as a scope decision rather than resolving it as fixed.
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| # Pattern rules are alternatives that GNU Make selects through | ||
| # implicit-rule search. Without build-state applicability info the | ||
| # graph keeps the union of all alternatives (same merge as repeated | ||
| # explicit rules) so critical-path traversal never misses an applicable | ||
| # earlier rule. GNU Make combines prerequisites from repeated | ||
| # single-colon rules. Keep the reverse graph aligned with the forward | ||
| # influences below so critical-path traversal can return through every | ||
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Keep only the latest pattern-rule alternative.
Pattern-rule prerequisites are alternatives, but critical_path treats every entry in influences as an incoming dependency and computes early_start with max(...). Its backward pass also walks every entry in dependencies. With %.o: %.c followed by %.o: %.s, an unselected prerequisite can delay %.o, and both alternatives can receive critical-path or timing tags. export_dot renders both edges without alternative metadata.
Do not implement the union by taking a minimum over the flat prerequisite list. The current graph does not preserve which prerequisites belong to the same alternative, and all consumers would still need alternative-aware behavior. Replace the stored pattern rule and remove the stale reverse edges:
Suggested parser fix
--- "a/make_profiler/parser.py"
+++ "b/make_profiler/parser.py"
@@ -248,15 +248,23 @@
if target in ('.PHONY',):
continue
- # Pattern rules are alternatives that GNU Make selects through
- # implicit-rule search. Without build-state applicability info the
- # graph keeps the union of all alternatives (same merge as repeated
- # explicit rules) so critical-path traversal never misses an applicable
- # earlier rule. GNU Make combines prerequisites from repeated
- # single-colon rules. Keep the reverse graph aligned with the forward
- # influences below so critical-path traversal can return through every
- # incoming edge.
+ # Pattern rules are alternatives. Keep only the latest alternative.
+ if '%' in target:
+ previous = dependencies.get(target)
+ if previous is not None:
+ for dep in previous[0]:
+ influences[dep].discard(target)
+ dependency_membership.pop(target, None)
+ dependencies[target] = [deps, order_deps]
+ influences[target]
+ for dep in deps:
+ influences[dep].add(target)
+ for dep in order_deps:
+ influences[dep]
+ continue
+
+ # Repeated explicit single-colon rules merge their prerequisites.
existing_deps, existing_order_deps = dependencies.setdefault(target, [[], []])
if target not in dependency_membership:
dependency_membership[target] = (set(existing_deps), set(existing_order_deps))
known_dep_names, known_order_dep_names = dependency_membership[target]Update the pattern-rule tests to expect only the latest alternative and to verify that stale normal and order-only nodes are removed when they are no longer live.
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Update pattern-rule handling in the parser to retain only the latest alternative
for a target containing `%`, replacing its stored dependencies and removing
stale reverse influence edges and membership entries from the previous
alternative. Preserve prerequisite merging for repeated explicit rules, and
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Summary
This fixes disconnected critical-path and DOT-export failures caused by a stale reverse edge or a missing graph node. It does not change GNU Make rule selection: pattern rules remain alternatives, and the graph stores the latest alternative rather than merging alternatives conjunctively.
Girish Kalele first exposed the disconnected-graph failure in gkupscale/make-profiler@95c8d09, carried by gojuno/make-profiler#13. This adapts that fix to the current graph model.
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