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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds an optional bwa-mem2/bwa-mem3 Changescp_occ backend integration
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The optional cp_occ backend can select malformed indexes or produce stale B2 builds, and memory auto-selection may still misread container limits. These issues should be resolved before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Mapper
participant RegimeDiscovery
participant IndexLoader
participant SeedDispatcher
participant cp_occ
Mapper->>RegimeDiscovery: discover available regimes
RegimeDiscovery-->>Mapper: select cp_occ regime
Mapper->>IndexLoader: load cp_occ index
IndexLoader->>cp_occ: open FM-index and reference data
Mapper->>SeedDispatcher: seed using mb_idx_t
SeedDispatcher->>cp_occ: collect SMEMs and resolve SA coordinates
cp_occ-->>Mapper: return seed intervals
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In `@docs/sa-density-and-backends.md`:
- Around line 12-13: Update the backend equivalence statement in the
documentation to clarify that native densities produce byte-identical
alignments, while cp_occ is not guaranteed to produce identical output. Keep the
existing claim that backend choice affects lookup speed and memory, but remove
the unrestricted assertion that both backends always produce the same
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- Around line 144-145: Update the documentation statement about auto-selection
and dense native regimes to say that `mb_regime_pick` does not prefer
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sparse alternative is eligible. Retain the guidance about using `--index-regime`
to force a specific regime.
- Line 88: Update both indexing recipes in the documentation to use the
supported bwa-mem3 index syntax, removing the unsupported -p and -u options and
the associated 1/8 sampling claim while preserving the intended
reference-indexing examples.
- Around line 138-139: Update the cp_occ performance statement in the backend
comparison text to qualify uplift by density, replacing the inaccurate ~3–8%
range with the documented per-density values for sa8-b2, sa4-b2, and sa16-b2.
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- Line 57: Replace the developer-specific absolute default for BWAMEM3_DIR with
a neutral relative default, or add an explicit validation that fails with a
clear message when the configured directory is missing; preserve the existing B2
build behavior when BWAMEM3_DIR is valid.
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- Line 591: Update the mode-selection condition in map-main.c so MB_MODE_HIC is
selected only when both MB_F_PRIMARY5 and the flag representing explicit
-5P/--hic are set, preserving plain -5 for the cp_occ regime while treating
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107-108: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReject partial cgroup values before applying a limit.
cgroup_limit_bytes()acceptsmaximalas the unlimited sentinel and converts123junkto123. A malformedmemory.maxcan therefore set an incorrect low budget and causeno index regime fitsinstead of using the documented fail-open path. Matchmaxexactly and require complete, non-overflowing numeric conversion.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 362: Update the initialization around g->sa_path so only MB_BACKEND_BWT
receives an empty sa_path and budget exemption; keep cp_occ subject to
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In `@regime.c`:
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Land the validated b2idx backend and seeding dispatch behind an opt-in build flag; base minibwa stays native-only and dependency-free. Backend is dormant until a cp_occ regime is selected.
Depend on the stable seeding surface (fmi_seed_open/sa_prefetch/accessors) instead of the full FMI_search class. Behavior unchanged (gate-b3 exact).
Discover a bwa-mem3 cp_occ index for the prefix, read its SA sampling cheaply, and add it as an SR/PE-only regime ranked above the same-density BWT rung; the loader routes cp_occ regimes to the b2 backend. Compile-optional (MB_HAVE_B2).
Load the reference/contig layer from the bwa-mem3 index (.pac/.amb/.ann) and rebuild an in-memory l2b_t, dropping the minibwa .l2b file dependency. Downstream is unchanged; reconstruction is byte-validated against .l2b.
Derive the regime-picker mode from the actual run flags so --hic (MB_MODE_HIC) and --long/-x lr (MB_MODE_LR) exclude the cp_occ backend, which advertises MB_MODE_SRPE only; the default adaptive and -x sr short-read paths stay SRPE so cp_occ remains eligible. Add a build-mode stamp so toggling 'make' <-> 'make B2=1' without 'make clean' forces the shared objects to recompile instead of silently producing a cp_occ-less binary.
mb_idx_load_b2 now loads <prefix>.l2b directly when it exists (a cheap slurp) and only falls back to Phase-2 reconstruction (l2b_from_bns over the full 2N packed reference) when .l2b is absent. Reconstruction costs ~8.5s on hg38 and is pure waste when the .l2b is already present alongside the cp_occ index (the common case), inflating cp_occ startup ~13.5s vs ~1.7s. Reference purity is preserved as the fallback. Output is byte-identical on both paths.
Explain the two orthogonal speed/RAM knobs (SA density via -u, and the native-BWT vs cp_occ backend), the regime picker (--list-regimes / --index-regime / --index-mem), how to build indexes for each, and a recommendation table with measured hg38 numbers.
A present-but-unreadable .mbw header now emits a [WARNING] before dropping the native BWT regimes and falling through to cp_occ, so the degrade is no longer silent. Also record the measured hg38 rationale for the cp_occ speed_rank (+1 over same-density BWT, no off-frontier clamp on purpose).
…e .build-mode b2idx.o now lists kalloc.h and the bwa-mem3 fmi_seed_api.h/bntseq.h it includes as prerequisites so a header change forces a rebuild. Document why the B2=1 LINK_FLAGS is intentionally empty (sanitizer rides LDFLAGS, OpenMP/ arch libs ride B3_LDLIBS). Ignore the .build-mode toggle stamp.
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In `@Makefile`:
- Around line 104-105: Update the B2 build dependency tracking: include the
canonical BWAMEM3_DIR value in the .build-mode stamp, add B2OBJS to the stamp
prerequisites, and update minibwa prerequisites to include the B2 archive and
libsais object paths separately. Preserve the existing B3_LDLIBS link
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- Around line 397-400: Update mb_b2_peek_sa_intv() to validate the legacy 1/8
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Track bwa-mem3 artifacts and configuration as build dependencies.
When BWAMEM3_DIR changes while B2=1 remains enabled, .build-mode keeps the same value and timestamp. l2bit.o includes bntseq.h from $(BWAMEM3_DIR)/src, but does not list that header as a prerequisite. Make can therefore reuse objects built against checkout A while minibwa links libbwa.a from checkout B. This can violate the FMI ABI.
The minibwa target also omits the B2 archives and libsais objects from its prerequisites. Changes to these link inputs do not force a relink.
Include the canonical BWAMEM3_DIR value in .build-mode, add $(B2OBJS) to the stamp dependencies, and split the B2 link inputs so their archive and object paths are prerequisites of minibwa.
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In `@Makefile` around lines 104 - 105, Update the B2 build dependency tracking:
include the canonical BWAMEM3_DIR value in the .build-mode stamp, add B2OBJS to
the stamp prerequisites, and update minibwa prerequisites to include the B2
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| stat(fn_amb, &st_amb) == 0 && stat(fn_ann, &st_ann) == 0) { | ||
| int intv = mb_b2_peek_sa_intv(prefix); /* 8, 16, ... or -1 if absent */ | ||
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Reject malformed legacy cp_occ layouts before registering the regime.
mb_b2_peek_sa_intv() returns 8 after any unmatched tail layout when its initial read succeeds. Therefore, stat() plus intv > 0 can register a malformed .bwt.2bit.64 as sa8-b2.
sa8-b2 has rank 7 and outranks native sa8 at rank 6. Auto-selection can then choose the malformed backend instead of the valid native regime. Make mb_b2_peek_sa_intv() validate the exact legacy 1/8 file size and return -1 on a mismatch.
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In `@regime.c` around lines 397 - 400, Update mb_b2_peek_sa_intv() to validate the
legacy 1/8 file layout against its exact expected file size, returning -1 for
any size mismatch or malformed trailing data. Preserve the positive interval
return only for valid layouts so the registration logic around
mb_b2_peek_sa_intv() cannot register malformed files as sa8-b2.
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Adds a compile-optional seeding backend that lets
minibwa mapread a bwa-mem2/bwa-mem3cp_occFM-index (.bwt.2bit.64+.pac/.amb/.ann) instead of minibwa's native.mbw. Enabled withmake B2=1, which linksb2idx.oagainst a prebuilt bwa-mem3libbwa.a; without it the native build is byte-for-byte unchanged.Why
One shared index across minibwa, bwa-mem2, and bwa-mem3 — no separate
.mbwbuild. The cp_occ layout also has a faster SMEM layer, which the regime picker exposes assaN-b2regimes.Dependencies / stacking
sa-regime-picker): this PR is based on that branch and shows only its own 9 commits. Review M2 first.fmi_seed_apifacade (bwa-mem3 PR B1), and is validated against alibbwa.abuilt from it.-u 3) is also present in the assembled distribution; on this branch alone the native default is still 4.Testing
B2=1builds clean on arm64 and x86_64.sa8vs cp_occsa8-b2= 2013/2013 alignments, 0 diffs (also exercises B1's leak fix viafmi_seed_open)..mbwheader warns and degrades to cp_occ; SR/PE-only mode enforced; build-mode toggle guarded against stale objects.9 commits on top of M2.
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