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Chris Tate
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The native compiler ran four large module initializers at every startup: the builtin call signatures (LIB_FN_SIGS), the Node 24 fetch compatibility profile, and the builtin module function and ambient surface tables. Together their init functions are about 1.3 MB of code, and --version and warm cache-hit builds paged them in and built the tables without reading them. Each table is now built by a function on its first call and kept in a module variable: - libFnSignatures() replaces LIB_FN_SIGS - node24FetchCompatProfile() and staticFetchMembers() replace NODE24_FETCH_COMPAT_PROFILE and the STATIC_* member sets - builtinModuleFns() and ambientSurfaceFns() replace BUILTIN_MODULE_FNS and AMBIENT_SURFACE_FNS The @scriptc/compiler entry point keeps LIB_FN_SIGS and NODE24_FETCH_COMPAT_PROFILE as deprecated constants built from the new functions when the entry module loads. The native compiler does not load that module. The surface manifest's coverage notes read the fetch target through the profile function, so building the manifest module no longer builds the profile. The table contents are unchanged.