services: shepherd: Compile service files.
This reduces resident memory for PID 1 from 29.8MiB to 28.7MiB right after boot on a bare-bones system (x86_64-linux). * gnu/services/shepherd.scm (scm->go): New procedure. (shepherd-configuration-file)[config]: Call it and use 'load-compiled' instead of 'primitive-load'.
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#~(#$name #$doc #$proc)))
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(shepherd-service-actions service))))))))
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(define (scm->go file)
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"Compile FILE, which contains code to be loaded by shepherd's config file,
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and return the resulting '.go' file."
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(with-extensions (list shepherd)
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(computed-file (string-append (basename (scheme-file-name file) ".scm")
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".go")
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#~(begin
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(use-modules (system base compile))
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;; Do the same as the Shepherd's 'load-in-user-module'.
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(let ((env (make-fresh-user-module)))
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(module-use! env (resolve-interface '(oop goops)))
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(module-use! env (resolve-interface '(shepherd service)))
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(compile-file #$file #:output-file #$output
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#:env env))))))
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(define (shepherd-configuration-file services)
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"Return the shepherd configuration file for SERVICES."
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(assert-valid-graph services)
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;; than a kernel panic.
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(call-with-error-handling
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(lambda ()
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(apply register-services (map primitive-load '#$files))
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(apply register-services
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(map load-compiled '#$(map scm->go files)))))
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;; guix-daemon 0.6 aborts if 'PATH' is undefined, so work around
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;; it.
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;; PID 1 to read from stdin (the console), which users may not
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;; have access to (see <https://bugs.gnu.org/23697>).
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(redirect-port (open-input-file "/dev/null")
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(current-input-port))))))
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(current-input-port))))
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(scheme-file "shepherd.conf" config)))
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