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Part of #1252 (item 4, Clip).

Clip now runs on several cores on the desktop, with the same output as one thread, bit for bit.

What changed

• Masks: each clip feature's polygons are unioned on their own (parallel::try_map_on), then counted in order. Masks with no polygon or no area are counted and reported as before, and the error when none is left is unchanged.
• Features: each input feature is clipped on its own, in batches of 4,096 features a thread (CLIP_BATCH). Each batch's rows are added in input order before the next starts, so few clipped features are held at once.
• Threads and memory: both steps take their thread count from threads_for_scratch. A thread's work in progress is estimated at twice the largest mask's coordinates while the masks are unioned, then at twice the largest input feature's, plus a list of the masks (or of the index's references to them, before duplicates go), plus the larger of the largest mask and the largest size of the masks one feature meets, together. That last one stands for their union, which it bounds closely. Each batch first works out that size for each of its features on several threads (keeping only the number), and sizes its threads by the largest. Half of scratch_budget() goes to the work, the other half to the caches.
• Mask cache: before, one cache of the 8 most recent multi-mask unions served every feature. Now each thread has its own (MaskCache), within its share of the caches' half. The charge counts coordinates, ring and polygon headers, capacity and the key. A union too big for the share is kept in one spare slot until a feature wants another union, or meets one mask or none; it counts as work in progress. A union is the same whichever thread makes it, so the cache changes the time, not the output.
• Features without geometry: Clip used to drop them without a word. It now says how many it left out, counting empty geometries too (Clip: N feature(s) of 'layer' left out: they have no geometry to clip). The analysis guide mentions it.
• Cancel and progress work as before in both steps. Clip is already in long_commands_stop_when_cancelled_while_they_run.

Benchmark

100,000 circles (64 vertices) clipped by 20,000 overlapping circles, release build:

Threads	Time
1	11.12 s
16	0.89–1.31 s (several runs)

Tests

clip_on_several_threads_and_any_cache_is_on_one checks that polygons (one part and several), lines and points give the same rows on 1, 2, 7 and 16 threads as on one thread, with the cache set to none, a few small unions, or the default. The tests cross batch boundaries (CLIP_BATCH is 16 there). The data includes features without geometry, masks left out for no polygon, features meeting several masks, and five identical features in a row over two masks, so the cache gives back unions it already made.

clip_says_which_input_features_have_no_geometry checks the new notice both ways.

cargo xtask ci passed locally, apart from two tests that fail on this machine on main too (FileGDB without GDAL, damaged shapefiles). The wasm build of rustgis-web passed.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes
  • Clip now reports how many input features were omitted because their geometry was missing or empty. Results remain consistent across different thread counts and cache budgets.
  • The existing error when selected masks cover nothing remains unchanged.
• Documentation
  • Updated the analysis guide to describe the geometry omission count for Clip.

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Walkthrough

Clip prepares masks and clips input features in parallel while preserving input order. It estimates thread counts and per-worker cache budgets from workload and scratch memory. It reports selected input features with missing or empty geometry. Tests compare outputs and messages across thread counts and cache budgets.

Changes: Clip parallelization

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Mask preparation and cache crates/analysis/src/tools.rs	clip delegates to clip_on, which prepares selected masks in parallel. ExtentIndex records grid-reference counts for scratch-memory estimates.
Parallel feature clipping crates/analysis/src/tools.rs, docs/user-guide/analysis.md	Clip processes input rows in parallel and appends results in input order. Workers reuse single-mask candidates and cache multi-mask unions. Clip counts and reports input features with missing or empty geometry. Tests compare outputs and messages across thread counts and cache budgets. The documentation describes the omission count; the existing empty-result error remains unchanged.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant clip
  participant clip_on
  participant FeatureWorkers
  participant WorkerCache
  clip->>clip_on: prepare selected masks
  clip_on->>FeatureWorkers: process input rows in parallel
  FeatureWorkers->>WorkerCache: look up or retain multi-mask unions
  FeatureWorkers-->>clip_on: return clipped results in input order

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Possibly related issues

• RustGIS issue 1252: The issue tracks parallel execution for analysis tools and lists Clip. This change parallelizes Clip mask preparation and feature processing.
• RustGIS issue 1291: The issue describes analysis memory limits and scratch budgets. This change uses scratch estimates to select threads and cache budgets.

Possibly related PRs

• opengeos/RustGIS#1148: This PR added indexed mask selection and multi-mask unions. This change parallelizes those Clip stages and adds per-worker caches.
• opengeos/RustGIS#1733: This PR defines Clip handling for unusable masks and exclusion counts. This change preserves those behaviors and adds input-geometry reporting.

Suggested reviewers: deniial00, giswqs

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 2b482

Clipping now runs on several cores with deterministic output, but for unusual inputs, such as many overlapping masks that produce very complex unions, concurrent workers can use far more memory than estimated. Consider bounding that case before merging. Cancel during the final copy of results may also respond with a short delay.

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I found no correctness bugs. The parallel Clip keeps the single-thread output: masks and features are each handled by try_map_on, which returns results in input order. Cancel and progress are handled per item, and the single-thread path is unchanged. I could not compile or run the tests here (no shell), so the build and the new test are verified by reading only.

Earlier review threads: none exist on this PR, so nothing was left out as already raised.

Bugs: none found.

Security: none found.

Performance

• A multi-mask union larger than a thread's cache share is recomputed for every feature that meets it. The old code kept every multi-mask union, so large shared unions now cost more time. Confidence: medium. Inline comment on tools.rs:1684.

Quality

• The cache cap counts only coordinate bytes, not the polygon structs or Vec headers, so the "within cap" bound is approximate. Confidence: medium, low impact. Inline comment on tools.rs:1683.
• Grouped nits (may wait for the release quality pass): the threads shadowing on tools.rs:1750, an unreachable None arm in MaskCache::union_of, and a test comment that overstates cache reuse on multiple threads. Inline comment on tools.rs:1750.

AGENTS.md

• The new work uses the shared helpers (try_map_on, threads_for, scratch_budget), and Clip is already in the cancellation test list. No violations found.
• Pre-existing, not raised as a new finding: features without geometry are dropped without a notice (tools.rs:1760). The behaviour is unchanged by this PR.

Prior concerns left alone: 0.

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Reviewed crates/analysis/src/tools.rs (the only changed file) against parallel.rs, memory.rs and the repository guidelines. The main logic holds up: cancel and progress are handled by try_map_on, results come back in input order, and the cache is deterministic. I found no crash, silent-loss or wasm problems. The findings below are performance and memory points, plus one nit.

Bugs

• None found. Batched output order, the no-geometry notice, and the mask/feature cancel paths all check out.

Security

• None found.

Performance

• Doubled scratch estimate on the Clip thread count (confidence: high on the arithmetic, low impact). The threads_for closure already doubles, and the call sites double again (tools.rs:1769 and 1804). The effective estimate is 4× the coordinates, while the doc comment and PR description say 2×. The result is fewer threads on memory-limited machines, not wrong output. Inline comment posted on line 1804 with a suggestion.
• Multi-mask unions are not in the scratch estimate (confidence: medium-low, new point). A union of every mask overlapping one feature can be much larger than the largest single mask. Each thread can hold one such union in big (outside the cap), and the thread count does not account for it. Inline comment posted on line 1709.

Quality

• Nit, already raised: the None => Cow::Owned(make()) arm in union_of is unreachable. This was raised in an earlier thread and is still in the code, so I left it alone.
• Nit, reply does not match code: the author's reply says big is dropped when the next feature needs another union. In union_of, big is only cleared on a miss or a single/empty candidate, so a hit in entries keeps it. Behaviour is still bounded at one per thread, so this is a wording/doc mismatch only.

AGENTS.md

• Compliant on the points checked: no unwrap/expect/panic in non-test code, threads_for_scratch and thread_scratch are used (no available_parallelism), Clip is already in the cancel-test list, and the no-geometry notice is tested both ways.

Already raised, left alone

• 6 earlier threads were left alone. Each was either answered or still a nit: the dead None arm, the per-batch append cancel question, the cache charge and cap, the big-union fallback, the scratch-budget question, and the batched output.

Confidence overall: the two inline findings are real but low-to-medium impact; no correctness bugs found.

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Bugs

• No confirmed bugs. I traced the batch loop, the two try_map_on passes, the MaskCache state transitions (big, entries, eviction, clearing on a hit), the per-item Cancel and progress hooks in parallel.rs, and the output ordering. Output should match one thread bit for bit: results come back in input order, and each union is built from the same near list in the same order whether or not it is cached.

Security

• None found. The change is confined to the Clip computation and uses no new input-handling path.

Performance

• Low: the per-thread caches are rebuilt for every batch, and try_map_on hands each thread runs of 16 consecutive features. Cache reuse across neighbourhoods is therefore weaker than the old single global cache of 8 unions. The PR benchmark shows the net effect is a large speedup, so I'm not raising it as a defect. (confidence: low)
• Low: union_bytes sums the input masks' coordinate bytes. A union can have more vertices than its inputs because boolean ops add intersection vertices, so the scratch estimate is approximate. The doc comments already say "about". (confidence: low)

Quality

• The doc comment on clip_on says the clip threads are sized by "twice the largest input feature's plus the largest union". The code uses feature_work + largest_mask.max(largest_union), so the largest_mask term isn't described. (confidence: high)
• The names most_threads and feature_work don't say what they measure. (confidence: medium)
• These are quality points, so they may wait for the release quality pass.

AGENTS.md

• Never silent, low-medium: an input feature with an empty Some geometry is dropped without a count. This is the inline comment I posted at crates/analysis/src/tools.rs:1807. I did not confirm whether any reader produces such a geometry. (confidence: low-medium)
• Docs drift, low: docs/user-guide/analysis.md (lines 621–628) describes the notices for mask-side features but not the new input-side "no geometry" notice. AGENTS.md doesn't explicitly require docs updates for this, so this is a suggestion. (confidence: high that the docs don't mention it)
• Checked and fine: no unwrap, expect, panic, or unchecked indexing in non-test code. chunks can't get a zero size, since most_threads is at least 1 and CLIP_BATCH is 4096. Thread counts come from threads_for_scratch and scratch_budget. The two new tests cover both ways of the notice, and the multi-thread equality test crosses batch boundaries.

Prior reviews

• 10 review threads already exist on this PR. I left 9 alone: the 8 that are fixed in the current code, and 1 answered (the "append loop has no per-row Cancel check" thread). The remaining one is the double-doubling thread (clip_on thread estimate). The author's reply explains the intent, and the arithmetic matches that explanation, so I didn't re-raise it. I didn't re-raise any of the 10.

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Bugs: None confirmed. I traced the new Clip path against the old serial loop. Output order, the single-mask and multi-mask branches, the empty-candidate case, and the cache are equivalent, and the batch boundaries are handled. try_map_on returns one result per item in input order, so zip(batch, clipped) is safe. Cancel and progress are wired through try_map_on (control::advance per item). No unwrap, expect, panic! or unsafe in non-test code. (confidence: high)

Security: None found. The changes are internal computation and a user-facing notice. (confidence: high)

Performance: None new. The earlier memory and cache concerns are addressed in the code (oversize union kept in big, byte accounting, per-batch thread sizing, batched output). Two things I left as is:

• union_bytes estimates a feature's union as the sum of all its masks' sizes. That is an upper bound, so it is conservative and only lowers the thread count. Output is unaffected. (confidence: medium)
• The per-thread MaskCache is rebuilt at every batch boundary, so each batch recomputes its first union per neighbourhood. The cost is one union per batch, which is small. (confidence: medium)

Quality:

• Duplicate comment lines above the without count at crates/analysis/src/tools.rs:1807-1808. Posted inline with a suggestion. (confidence: high, nit)
• The doc comment at 1842-1843 and the PR body say the first pass keeps "the size of the union each feature needs". The code keeps the sum of its masks' sizes, an upper bound. Either the wording or the estimate should be corrected so the docs match. (confidence: high, nit)
• The None => Cow::Owned(make()) arm in MaskCache::union_of is unreachable. The author kept it deliberately and commented it, which is acceptable. (confidence: high, nit)

AGENTS.md: Compliant on the points checked: Clip is in the cancel-registry test, the notice is per kind with a count and is tested both ways, the doc in docs/user-guide/analysis.md matches the new notice, and threads come from threads_for_scratch with rustgis_data::threads. The single-thread path is used in the browser via threads_for. Two possible gaps, neither a violation: the append loop has no per-row Cancel check (it is bounded to one batch), and the per-batch try_map_on does not check Cancel between its own steps. Both were raised before; see below.

Prior concerns: I left 9 earlier concerns alone, all already answered and fixed in the code, including the oversize-union cache, cache accounting, thread sizing, batched output, empty-geometry notice, and the double-doubling question (the author's reply explains the intent and the code matches). The append-loop Cancel point was raised by an earlier reviewer and the author replied; it is not re-raised.

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PR #1779, "perf(analysis): Clip on several cores (#1252)". I checked the diff against main, the shared helpers in parallel.rs and control.rs, ExtentIndex, and the repository guidelines. I did not run the tests; I checked them by reading.

Bugs

• None found. Cancel and progress are handled per item inside try_map_on on both the one-thread and several-thread paths, so the new closures don't need their own control::check. Output order, the union cache, and the Cancelled conversion are correct. The new "no geometry" notice is pushed on both the lossy and clean paths and is tested both ways. (High confidence.)

Security

• None found. The new code takes no new input from files or parameters, and clip_on's thread and cache arguments are set only by tests.

Performance

• Each batch holds up to threads × 4096 clipped results with no byte bound, and the batch copy is not charged to scratch memory. Large input features make this significant. Inline comment on tools.rs:1848. (Confidence: medium-low.)
• The first pass runs the index lookup for every feature even when masks.len() < 2, and the clip step repeats the same lookup. Inline comment on tools.rs:1849. (Confidence: medium-low.)

Quality (grouped nits, for the release quality pass)

• The doc comment on clip_on (around tools.rs:1745–1752) reads awkwardly: "the threads are as many as half the scratch memory work may take holds of that" is garbled, and "by the number of items in each step, and the memory each takes, when None" needs rewording.
• The without count (tools.rs:1809) counts duplicate selections. The clip loop also emits duplicates, so this is consistent with existing behaviour. The wording "N feature(s) left out" could still overcount with duplicate selections. (Low confidence.)

AGENTS.md

• Compliant on: no unwrap in non-test code, the notice goes through messages with one notice per kind and a count, clip remains in the long-command list, and the analysis guide was updated.

Prior reviews

• Of the 14 earlier threads, I left 12 alone because the author's replies addressed them and the code they point at is unchanged. Two were re-raised as new angles: the batch memory and the double lookup.

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