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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/index_get.rs`:
- Around line 336-344: Update the index classification logic around boxed_i32 in
the index-get path to exclude registered ClassRef values before accepting a
tagged payload as a canonical array index, preserving property-key fallback for
class references. Add a regression test covering an any-typed key containing a
class reference and verify it does not index the array by class ID.
In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/property_get.rs`:
- Around line 109-125: Add a matching runtime-validated entry for the
local_type_hint usage in lower, associated with the synthetic arguments length
handling, to scripts/local_binding_type_allowlist.json; do not alter the
property_get implementation.
In `@crates/perry-transform/src/aggregate_scalar.rs`:
- Around line 607-730: Update both exit-validation checks, including
merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment and its outer counterpart, to treat an
unlabeled Stmt::Continue like Stmt::Break when validating the preceding
return-record assignment. Preserve the existing exclusion for Continue
statements inside nested loops, and leave other control-flow statements
unchanged.
- Around line 746-777: Update expr_is_safe to reject a record PropertyGet when
it is used as a call receiver or as the operand of a delete expression, before
admitting known fields via field_order. Mirror the existing parent-expression
guards used by the array path, while preserving normal known-field reads and
other safety checks.
In `@crates/perry-transform/src/inline/cross_module.rs`:
- Around line 707-737: The localization remap must include IDs from
Stmt::PreallocateBoxes and Stmt::PreallocateTdzBoxes, which are currently
omitted by collect_body_local_ids. Update collect_body_local_ids to collect both
forms, or seed local_remap from collect_declared_local_ids, so these
preallocated box IDs receive fresh destination-local IDs before
substitute_locals_in_stmts runs.
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| let bits = blk.bitcast_double_to_i64(idx_double); | ||
| let top16 = blk.lshr(I64, &bits, "48"); | ||
| let is_boxed_i32 = blk.icmp_eq(I64, &top16, crate::nanbox::INT32_TAG_TOP16_I64); | ||
| let boxed_i32 = blk.trunc(I64, &bits, I32); | ||
| let boxed_nonnegative = blk.icmp_sge(I32, &boxed_i32, "0"); | ||
| let boxed_is_canonical = blk.and(I1, &is_boxed_i32, &boxed_nonnegative); | ||
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| let canonical = blk.or(I1, &raw_is_canonical, &boxed_is_canonical); | ||
| let value = blk.select(I1, &is_boxed_i32, I32, &boxed_i32, &raw_i32); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Do not classify every INT32_TAG value as an array index.
Lines 338-344 accept any nonnegative tagged payload. Registered ClassRef values share this tag. Therefore, items[SomeClass] can read the element at the class ID instead of using the property-key fallback. Add a class-reference discriminator before this tier. Add a regression with an any key that contains a class reference.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/index_get.rs` around lines 336 - 344, Update
the index classification logic around boxed_i32 in the index-get path to exclude
registered ClassRef values before accepting a tagged payload as a canonical
array index, preserving property-key fallback for class references. Add a
regression test covering an any-typed key containing a class reference and
verify it does not index the array by class ID.
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| if !matches!(stmts.last(), Some(Stmt::Break)) | ||
| || stmts.len() < 2 | ||
| || !is_return_record_assignment(&stmts[stmts.len() - 2], record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
|
|
||
| for (index, stmt) in stmts.iter().enumerate() { | ||
| match stmt { | ||
| Stmt::Break => { | ||
| if index == 0 | ||
| || !is_return_record_assignment(&stmts[index - 1], record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| Stmt::If { | ||
| then_branch, | ||
| else_branch, | ||
| .. | ||
| } => { | ||
| if !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(then_branch, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| || else_branch.as_ref().is_some_and(|branch| { | ||
| !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(branch, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| }) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| Stmt::Try { | ||
| body, | ||
| catch, | ||
| finally, | ||
| } => { | ||
| if !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(body, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| || catch.as_ref().is_some_and(|catch| { | ||
| !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment( | ||
| &catch.body, | ||
| record_id, | ||
| admitted_shapes, | ||
| ) | ||
| }) | ||
| || finally.as_ref().is_some_and(|finally| { | ||
| !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(finally, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| }) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| Stmt::Switch { cases, .. } => { | ||
| if cases.iter().any(|case| { | ||
| !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(&case.body, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| }) { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| // Breaks in a nested loop target that loop rather than this | ||
| // synthetic wrapper and are deliberately not inspected here. | ||
| _ => {} | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| true | ||
| } | ||
|
|
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| fn merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment( | ||
| stmts: &[Stmt], | ||
| record_id: LocalId, | ||
| admitted_shapes: &HashMap<String, Vec<String>>, | ||
| ) -> bool { | ||
| for (index, stmt) in stmts.iter().enumerate() { | ||
| match stmt { | ||
| Stmt::Break => { | ||
| if index == 0 | ||
| || !is_return_record_assignment(&stmts[index - 1], record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| Stmt::If { | ||
| then_branch, | ||
| else_branch, | ||
| .. | ||
| } => { | ||
| if !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(then_branch, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| || else_branch.as_ref().is_some_and(|branch| { | ||
| !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(branch, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| }) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| Stmt::Try { | ||
| body, | ||
| catch, | ||
| finally, | ||
| } => { | ||
| if !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(body, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| || catch.as_ref().is_some_and(|catch| { | ||
| !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment( | ||
| &catch.body, | ||
| record_id, | ||
| admitted_shapes, | ||
| ) | ||
| }) | ||
| || finally.as_ref().is_some_and(|finally| { | ||
| !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(finally, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| }) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| Stmt::Switch { cases, .. } => { | ||
| if cases.iter().any(|case| { | ||
| !merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment(&case.body, record_id, admitted_shapes) | ||
| }) { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| Stmt::While { .. } | Stmt::DoWhile { .. } | Stmt::For { .. } => {} | ||
| _ => {} | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| true | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject a wrapper-targeting Stmt::Continue in the merge body.
Both exit checks inspect Stmt::Break only. In a do { ... } while (false), an unlabeled continue evaluates the false condition and leaves the loop, so it is an exit with the same observable effect as break. A Continue that is not inside a nested loop therefore reaches the following field reads with the record still undefined.
This breaks the invariant stated at Line 463: the candidate is admitted, the record is scalarized, and every field local stays undefined. The original program throws a TypeError on result.detail; the rewritten program returns undefined.
Stmt::Return, Stmt::Throw, Stmt::LabeledBreak, and Stmt::LabeledContinue do not have this problem, because they transfer control out of the statement list and the field reads never execute.
🐛 Proposed fix: treat `Continue` as an exit in both checks
for (index, stmt) in stmts.iter().enumerate() {
match stmt {
- Stmt::Break => {
+ // A `continue` in `do { ... } while (false)` evaluates the false
+ // condition and exits, so it is an exit of this wrapper too.
+ Stmt::Break | Stmt::Continue => {
if index == 0
|| !is_return_record_assignment(&stmts[index - 1], record_id, admitted_shapes)
{
return false;
}
}Apply the same change to the Stmt::Break arm in merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment at Line 678. Nested loops keep their current exclusion, because a continue inside them targets that loop.
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In `@crates/perry-transform/src/aggregate_scalar.rs` around lines 607 - 730,
Update both exit-validation checks, including
merge_nested_breaks_follow_assignment and its outer counterpart, to treat an
unlabeled Stmt::Continue like Stmt::Break when validating the preceding
return-record assignment. Preserve the existing exclusion for Continue
statements inside nested loops, and leave other control-flow statements
unchanged.
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| if let Expr::PropertyGet { | ||
| object, property, .. | ||
| } = expr | ||
| { | ||
| if matches!(object.as_ref(), Expr::LocalGet(id) if *id == record_id) { | ||
| return allow_reads && field_order.contains(property); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| if matches!(expr, Expr::LocalGet(id) if *id == record_id) | ||
| || matches!(expr, Expr::LocalSet(id, _) if *id == record_id) | ||
| || matches!(expr, Expr::Update { id, .. } if *id == record_id) | ||
| { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| if let Expr::Closure { body, .. } = expr { | ||
| return return_record_stmts_are_safe( | ||
| body, | ||
| record_id, | ||
| &HashMap::new(), | ||
| field_order, | ||
| false, | ||
| false, | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| let mut safe = true; | ||
| perry_hir::walker::walk_expr_children(expr, &mut |child| { | ||
| if !expr_is_safe(child, record_id, field_order, allow_reads) { | ||
| safe = false; | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
| safe | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject a field read that is used as a call receiver or a delete target.
expr_is_safe admits any PropertyGet on the record when the property is a known field. It does not inspect the parent expression. Two parents change meaning after the rewrite:
record.field(args): the call bindsthisto the record.rewrite_return_record_exprreplaces the callee withExpr::LocalGet(field_id), so the call loses thethisbinding.delete record.field: the operand becomes a local read, which is not a property reference.
An anon shape can hold a function value, so a returned record with a function field reaches the first case. The array path already guards both parents at Lines 1421-1439 with the comment "item.method() observes the original object as this." The new path needs the same guards.
🐛 Proposed fix: intercept both parents before the field-read admission
fn expr_is_safe(
expr: &Expr,
record_id: LocalId,
field_order: &[String],
allow_reads: bool,
) -> bool {
+ let is_field_read = |candidate: &Expr| {
+ matches!(
+ candidate,
+ Expr::PropertyGet { object, property, .. }
+ if matches!(object.as_ref(), Expr::LocalGet(id) if *id == record_id)
+ && field_order.contains(property)
+ )
+ };
+ match expr {
+ // `record.field()` binds `this` to the record; a scalar local read
+ // cannot express that receiver.
+ Expr::Call { callee, .. } | Expr::CallSpread { callee, .. }
+ if is_field_read(callee.as_ref()) =>
+ {
+ return false;
+ }
+ Expr::Delete(operand) if is_field_read(operand.as_ref()) => return false,
+ _ => {}
+ }
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| if let Expr::PropertyGet { | |
| object, property, .. | |
| } = expr | |
| { | |
| if matches!(object.as_ref(), Expr::LocalGet(id) if *id == record_id) { | |
| return allow_reads && field_order.contains(property); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if matches!(expr, Expr::LocalGet(id) if *id == record_id) | |
| || matches!(expr, Expr::LocalSet(id, _) if *id == record_id) | |
| || matches!(expr, Expr::Update { id, .. } if *id == record_id) | |
| { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| if let Expr::Closure { body, .. } = expr { | |
| return return_record_stmts_are_safe( | |
| body, | |
| record_id, | |
| &HashMap::new(), | |
| field_order, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| let mut safe = true; | |
| perry_hir::walker::walk_expr_children(expr, &mut |child| { | |
| if !expr_is_safe(child, record_id, field_order, allow_reads) { | |
| safe = false; | |
| } | |
| }); | |
| safe | |
| } | |
| let is_field_read = |candidate: &Expr| { | |
| matches!( | |
| candidate, | |
| Expr::PropertyGet { object, property, .. } | |
| if matches!(object.as_ref(), Expr::LocalGet(id) if *id == record_id) | |
| && field_order.contains(property) | |
| ) | |
| }; | |
| match expr { | |
| // `record.field()` binds `this` to the record; a scalar local read | |
| // cannot express that receiver. | |
| Expr::Call { callee, .. } | Expr::CallSpread { callee, .. } | |
| if is_field_read(callee.as_ref()) => | |
| { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| Expr::Delete(operand) if is_field_read(operand.as_ref()) => return false, | |
| _ => {} | |
| } | |
| if let Expr::PropertyGet { | |
| object, property, .. | |
| } = expr | |
| { | |
| if matches!(object.as_ref(), Expr::LocalGet(id) if *id == record_id) { | |
| return allow_reads && field_order.contains(property); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| if matches!(expr, Expr::LocalGet(id) if *id == record_id) | |
| || matches!(expr, Expr::LocalSet(id, _) if *id == record_id) | |
| || matches!(expr, Expr::Update { id, .. } if *id == record_id) | |
| { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| if let Expr::Closure { body, .. } = expr { | |
| return return_record_stmts_are_safe( | |
| body, | |
| record_id, | |
| &HashMap::new(), | |
| field_order, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| let mut safe = true; | |
| perry_hir::walker::walk_expr_children(expr, &mut |child| { | |
| if !expr_is_safe(child, record_id, field_order, allow_reads) { | |
| safe = false; | |
| } | |
| }); | |
| safe |
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In `@crates/perry-transform/src/aggregate_scalar.rs` around lines 746 - 777,
Update expr_is_safe to reject a record PropertyGet when it is used as a call
receiver or as the operand of a delete expression, before admitting known fields
via field_order. Mirror the existing parent-expression guards used by the array
path, while preserving normal known-field reads and other safety checks.
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| let mut local_remap: HashMap<LocalId, Expr> = HashMap::new(); | ||
| for param in &function.params { | ||
| local_remap.entry(param.id).or_insert_with(|| { | ||
| let fresh = next_local_id; | ||
| next_local_id = next_local_id.saturating_add(1); | ||
| Expr::LocalGet(fresh) | ||
| }); | ||
| } | ||
| for id in collect_body_local_ids(&function.body) { | ||
| local_remap.entry(id).or_insert_with(|| { | ||
| let fresh = next_local_id; | ||
| next_local_id = next_local_id.saturating_add(1); | ||
| Expr::LocalGet(fresh) | ||
| }); | ||
| } | ||
| for param in &mut function.params { | ||
| if let Some(Expr::LocalGet(fresh)) = local_remap.get(¶m.id) { | ||
| param.id = *fresh; | ||
| } | ||
| if let Some(default) = &mut param.default { | ||
| substitute_locals(default, &local_remap, &mut next_local_id); | ||
| rewrite_candidate_expr( | ||
| default, | ||
| &func_id_remap, | ||
| &extern_renames, | ||
| &mut closure_func_remap, | ||
| &mut next_func_id, | ||
| ); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| substitute_locals_in_stmts(&mut function.body, &local_remap, &mut next_local_id); |
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rg -n -C 25 --type rust 'Stmt::Try|Stmt::Let|fn substitute_locals_in_stmts|fn substitute_locals' \
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Remap preallocated box IDs during cross-module localization.
function_locals_are_self_contained admits Stmt::PreallocateBoxes and Stmt::PreallocateTdzBoxes, and collect_declared_local_ids records their IDs. collect_body_local_ids omits both forms. Therefore, localization leaves these source-module IDs unchanged, and they can collide with destination locals during boxed access. Seed local_remap from the admission collector or add both forms to collect_body_local_ids.
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In `@crates/perry-transform/src/inline/cross_module.rs` around lines 707 - 737,
The localization remap must include IDs from Stmt::PreallocateBoxes and
Stmt::PreallocateTdzBoxes, which are currently omitted by
collect_body_local_ids. Update collect_body_local_ids to collect both forms, or
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Added Mac mini qualification on the ECS comprehensive 15k-command row, two independent 11-pair series at repeat=64:
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/logical_collections.rs`:
- Around line 348-355: Update the direct captureless branch in the
logical-collection lowering to wrap array receiver lowering and the subsequent
js_array_some_captureless call in with_operands_rooted. Keep the arr_box,
arr_handle, and callback handling within that scope so the normalized receiver
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| if let Some(callback_func) = captureless_some_callback(ctx, callback) { | ||
| let arr_box = lower_expr(ctx, array)?; | ||
| let arr_handle = unbox_to_i64(ctx.block(), &arr_box); | ||
| return Ok(ctx.block().call( | ||
| DOUBLE, | ||
| "js_array_some_captureless", | ||
| &[(I64, &arr_handle), (PTR, &callback_func)], | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Root the receiver across the direct runtime call.
The direct branch lowers array without with_operands_rooted. normalize_array_receiver can materialize an array-like receiver before js_array_some_captureless creates its RuntimeHandleScope. Property reads during that materialization can collect. The receiver can move before the runtime roots it.
Wrap array in with_operands_rooted and emit the direct call inside that scope.
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if let Some(callback_func) = captureless_some_callback(ctx, callback) {
- let arr_box = lower_expr(ctx, array)?;
- let arr_handle = unbox_to_i64(ctx.block(), &arr_box);
- return Ok(ctx.block().call(
- DOUBLE,
- "js_array_some_captureless",
- &[(I64, &arr_handle), (PTR, &callback_func)],
- ));
+ return rooting::with_operands_rooted(ctx, &[array], |ctx, vals| {
+ let arr_handle = unbox_to_i64(ctx.block(), &vals[0]);
+ Ok(ctx.block().call(
+ DOUBLE,
+ "js_array_some_captureless",
+ &[(I64, &arr_handle), (PTR, &callback_func)],
+ ))
+ });
}As per coding guidelines, “A GC-managed value's root store must dominate every subsequent site that can collect.”
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| if let Some(callback_func) = captureless_some_callback(ctx, callback) { | |
| let arr_box = lower_expr(ctx, array)?; | |
| let arr_handle = unbox_to_i64(ctx.block(), &arr_box); | |
| return Ok(ctx.block().call( | |
| DOUBLE, | |
| "js_array_some_captureless", | |
| &[(I64, &arr_handle), (PTR, &callback_func)], | |
| )); | |
| if let Some(callback_func) = captureless_some_callback(ctx, callback) { | |
| return rooting::with_operands_rooted(ctx, &[array], |ctx, vals| { | |
| let arr_handle = unbox_to_i64(ctx.block(), &vals[0]); | |
| Ok(ctx.block().call( | |
| DOUBLE, | |
| "js_array_some_captureless", | |
| &[(I64, &arr_handle), (PTR, &callback_func)], | |
| )) | |
| }); | |
| } |
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/logical_collections.rs` around lines 348 - 355,
Update the direct captureless branch in the logical-collection lowering to wrap
array receiver lowering and the subsequent js_array_some_captureless call in
with_operands_rooted. Keep the arr_box, arr_handle, and callback handling within
that scope so the normalized receiver remains rooted through every potentially
collecting operation.
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Correction (benchmark harness audit): PERRY_ECS_BENCH_REPEATS expects a JSON map keyed by label. The first version of this comment passed a scalar and therefore measured repeat=1 despite labeling it repeat=64. I reran every new comparison with the exact JSON row checked for repeat=64. The optimization conclusion is unchanged; the corrected steady-state Node target is lower. Added two independently tested follow-up commits:
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New qualified fix: 00b9c47 (perf(for-of): preserve Map entry types in function bodies). Root cause: the function/method-body for-of lowerer pre-defined destructured Map bindings as Any even when the iterable was Map<K,V>. In CommandBuffer.execute this erased commands: Command[] and forced commands.some(...) through PropertyGet -> native dynamic dispatch. The module-init lowerer already preserved K/V; this ports the same generic-type propagation to function and method bodies, including Map<K,V> | undefined. Evidence:
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower_decl/body_stmt.rs`:
- Around line 1431-1445: Update the map type-argument extraction used by the
iterable-map lowering and the related binding/holder paths around map
specialization so it does not select the first Map variant from a union. Require
identical type arguments across all Map variants, or merge corresponding key and
value arguments into Type::Union; use Type::Any when no safe shared shape can be
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| let map_type_args: Option<Vec<Type>> = if is_iterable_map { | ||
| match &iterable_type { | ||
| Some(Type::Generic { base, type_args }) if base == "Map" => { | ||
| Some(type_args.clone()) | ||
| } | ||
| Some(Type::Union(variants)) => { | ||
| variants.iter().find_map(|variant| match variant { | ||
| Type::Generic { base, type_args } if base == "Map" => { | ||
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| } | ||
| _ => None, | ||
| }) | ||
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Do not take type arguments from the first Map union member.
Line 1437 selects the first Map variant. For Map<number, string[]> | Map<string, number[]>, a runtime value from the second variant is typed as number and string[]. The later binding and holder types then enable specialization for the wrong entry shape.
Require all Map variants to have identical type arguments, or merge each key and value position into Type::Union. Fall back to Type::Any when the union cannot prove a safe shared shape. Add a regression for two Map<K, V> union variants with different K and V.
Also applies to: 1567-1606, 1698-1708, 1819-1847
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower_decl/body_stmt.rs` around lines 1431 - 1445,
Update the map type-argument extraction used by the iterable-map lowering and
the related binding/holder paths around map specialization so it does not select
the first Map variant from a union. Require identical type arguments across all
Map variants, or merge corresponding key and value arguments into Type::Union;
use Type::Any when no safe shared shape can be established, and add a regression
covering Map unions with differing key and value types.
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New qualified runtime fix: a957784 (perf(array): trust validated rooted iterator headers). Root cause: RootedIterArray is private and is constructed only after normalize_array_receiver has produced a non-null genuine Array and Buffer/TypedArray dispatch has exited. Its arr() accessor nevertheless re-entered clean_arr_ptr for every element read and again for the callback receiver argument. On the ECS some predicates this repeated allocator/registry ownership classification twice per dense callback iteration. Fix: for the ordinary live-array case, read the already-proved GC header directly. Moving GC rewrites the RuntimeHandle slot. Array growth is the exceptional case that leaves an alias on a forwarding stub; forwarded/non-Array headers still take the complete clean_arr_ptr resolver, preserving chain validation/compression and corruption defenses. Evidence:
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Added 36ff603 (perf(array): establish element shape proofs on demand). Release-faithful sampling showed the element-shape store funnel was eagerly creating and maintaining a TLS side-table proof for every homogeneous object array, even when no generated shape-loop consumer existed. The fix makes proof establishment demand-driven through the existing ensure_element_shape preheader path; once requested, the existing keep/revoke/GC-transfer invariants remain unchanged. Validation:
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Added This addresses the hot ECS
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Added 618b1fa (perf(property): inline dynamic collection size reads). Cause: dynamically typed or nested collection reads such as this.ctx.hooks.size reached the object-only property PIC. A live Set/Map cannot hit that PIC, so every read called js_object_get_field_ic_miss and repeated the full receiver-classification/property ladder. The new path uses exact runtime GC_TYPE_MAP / GC_TYPE_SET checks and loads the shared leading u32 size field inline. It does not trust erased TypeScript annotations; non-collection receivers retain the existing PIC and semantic fallback. Correctness:
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Mac-mini confirmation for b2d7a01 ( Root cause: strict equality against a three-byte cross-module heap literal already guarded the tag/address/length and compared the first and last bytes, but then called Verification:
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The `lint` job failed on four gates that the PR's own changes tripped: - changelog: add the `changelog.d/8872-*` fragment for the crates/ changes. - file size: `array/indexing.rs` reached 2,024 lines after the resolved-store work; move the transactional `js_array_numeric_range_add*` kernel (a block with no raw-handle or address-classification debt, so no per-module ratchet ceiling moves) into `array/numeric_range.rs`. - local-binding-type audit: classify the synthetic `arguments.length` marker read in `property_get.rs::lower` (runtime-validated: the marker type exists only in direct-call-only clones whose caller materialized the count). - GC store-site inventory: register `store_array_slot_resolved` as a chain-verified discharge helper for the three BARRIERED markers that now lean on it, mark its own resolved slot write, and pin the second `apush` codegen marker (the unconditional element store inside `emit_dynamic_pointer_push_store`, barriered by the same stem) with the self-test tree updated to match. Every step of the lint job was replayed locally, including the raw-handle and unrooted-local ratchets against the merge base d354443. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FUvFrRNZyc5qknBiJbYbby
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* perf(transform): inline safe cross-module function graphs
* perf(array): reuse resolved headers across indexed stores
* perf(array): split dynamic canonical read keys
* perf(method): guard synthetic-arguments direct calls
* perf(method): scalarize length-only arguments bundles
* perf(array): call captureless some callbacks directly
* perf(method): inline bounded tiny allocation kernels
* perf(inline): optimize functions inside candidate methods
* perf(for-of): preserve Map entry types in function bodies
* perf(array): trust validated rooted iterator headers
* perf(array): establish element shape proofs on demand
* perf(array): reuse dynamic all-pointer append proofs
* perf(property): inline dynamic collection size reads
* perf(compare): inline exact three-byte literal equality
* perf(descriptors): index descriptors by owner instead of scanning every entry
Three hot paths answered "what does THIS owner have?" by walking every
descriptor in the process and filtering on the owner address:
* js_object_keys' array branch, twice (enumeration.rs) — a full
property_descriptors walk per enumeration, just to decide whether a
per-index enumerable check was needed;
* accessor_descriptor_keys_for_obj, on the own-keys path;
* transfer_descriptor_owner, on every ArrayHeader growth;
* scan_descriptor_roots_mut, on EVERY GC cycle — so since the moving
young-gen scavenge became default (#7019) this was a per-collection
tax proportional to the whole program's descriptor count rather than
to what actually moved.
Profiling `claude -p` put 46.6% of main-thread samples in
shapes/descriptors, with a HashMap Keys iteration the single hottest
self-time entry by 4x over anything else.
DescriptorTables now carries attr_keys_by_owner / accessor_keys_by_owner
mirroring the two (owner, key) maps, so each of those becomes a lookup.
The maps stay authoritative; the index is a mirror, and the tests assert
that invariant directly (index == what a full scan would return) across
install, redefine, delete, bulk-clear and owner transfer, because the
failure mode of a mirror is silent drift, not a crash.
Also fixes a pre-existing correctness bug the new tests caught:
transfer_descriptor_owner moved descriptors to the new address but never
carried the per-object Bloom summary. A freshly grown array has a null
meta, for which owner_may_have_descriptor_entries answers false
AUTHORITATIVELY — so after an array grew, Object.keys and
getOwnPropertyDescriptor silently lost every accessor it had. That was
equally true before this change: the gate sat in front of the old scan,
so the scan never ran for the new owner.
* changelog: add fragment for #8875
* ci: clear the lint gates for #8872
The `lint` job failed on four gates that the PR's own changes tripped:
- changelog: add the `changelog.d/8872-*` fragment for the crates/ changes.
- file size: `array/indexing.rs` reached 2,024 lines after the resolved-store
work; move the transactional `js_array_numeric_range_add*` kernel (a block
with no raw-handle or address-classification debt, so no per-module ratchet
ceiling moves) into `array/numeric_range.rs`.
- local-binding-type audit: classify the synthetic `arguments.length` marker
read in `property_get.rs::lower` (runtime-validated: the marker type exists
only in direct-call-only clones whose caller materialized the count).
- GC store-site inventory: register `store_array_slot_resolved` as a
chain-verified discharge helper for the three BARRIERED markers that now
lean on it, mark its own resolved slot write, and pin the second `apush`
codegen marker (the unconditional element store inside
`emit_dynamic_pointer_push_store`, barriered by the same stem) with the
self-test tree updated to match.
Every step of the lint job was replayed locally, including the raw-handle and
unrooted-local ratchets against the merge base d354443.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FUvFrRNZyc5qknBiJbYbby
* style: cargo fmt (rustfmt import wrapping after the new re-export)
* fix(runtime): match Node fs readFile prototype
* chore: name r23 changelog for PR
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Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph3@skelpo.com>
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…-mutation Second merge round after the PerryTS#8872/PerryTS#8875/PerryTS#8877 batch landed. Conflicts and their resolutions: - codegen/method.rs: keep this branch's guarded-falsy/index/pshape-arg clone handling and add main's `!arguments_length_clone` exclusions. - expr/property_get.rs: keep both the Symbol-then-named-field IC dispatch (ours) and main's synthetic `arguments.length` fast path. - property_get/generic_dispatch.rs: main's native Map/Set `size` split ahead of the object PIC, with this branch's `is_object_kind` naming. - lower_call/method_override.rs: `direct_call_fn` (main, argument-length clone) is consulted first, then the pshape+index clone (ours); the two are mutually exclusive by construction. - array/element_shape.rs: adopt main's demand-driven proofs (no eager `establish` on the first store) inside this branch's `note_element_store_with_bit` / `_resolved_flags` split; the now-unused `element_identity_of_bits` goes with it, and the renamed `pushes_do_not_create_an_unrequested_element_shape_proof` test replaces the eager-establishment one. - array/header_gc_slots.rs + mod.rs: keep both resolved-head store helpers (`note_array_slot_resolved_flags` ours, `store_array_slot_resolved` main). - array/push_pop.rs: `js_array_push_f64_resolved` now stores through main's `store_array_slot_resolved`. - array/indexing.rs: the strict setter keeps this branch's dense fast path first, then main's resolved-head strict path; main moved the numeric-range helpers into `array/numeric_range.rs` (byte-identical bodies), so the in-file copies and their keepalive anchors are dropped; main's fused strict store in `js_array_set_index_or_string_strict` is ported into `indexing_keyed.rs`. - expr/index_get_claim_tests.rs: union of imports/constants and both test sets (main's canonical-i32 split tier and this branch's `Any`-key tier are complementary arms). - lower_call/property_get/dynamic_dispatch.rs grew past the 2,000-line gate; the tower-of-pshape routing moved to `dynamic_dispatch_tower.rs`. Verified locally: fmt; perry-codegen and perry-runtime lib + test targets build warning-free; both suites green; file-size, GC store-site, addr-class, raw-handle, shape-descriptor census, binding and architecture audits pass. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ
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…ses densely After merging main (PerryTS#8878 / PerryTS#8872's canonical-i32 read split), a declared-array receiver with a non-static key takes the guarded plain-array tier first. On an object-backed `class X extends Array` receiver (wolf-ecs `Archetype`, `packed[sparse[x]]` in SparseSet.has/remove) that guard always misses and `js_typed_feedback_array_index_get_fallback_boxed`'s GC_TYPE_OBJECT arm stringified every index into a by-name lookup (from_utf8 + string alloc + reflection ladder per read): both wolf-ecs benchmarks regressed ~2.2x. The fallback now asks `array_subclass_fast_index_get` for a canonical (plain or INT32-boxed) non-negative index before its registry probes and the by-name path; receivers without a dense proof keep the established route. Mac mini 11-pair screen vs the pre-merge build: add/remove +0.5%, entity-cycle -1.2% (from +126% / +121%); semantics probe byte-identical to Node. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ
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… tier An erased Array declaration admits object-backed Array subclasses (`class Archetype extends Array`) and typed arrays as readily as plain Arrays. The canonical-i32 read split (PerryTS#8872) committed such a receiver's integer keys to the guarded plain-array tier, whose feedback fallback classifies the receiver out of line on every read; wolf-ecs `packed[sparse[x]]` paid 4-6% of both benchmarks there even after the fallback learned the dense subclass read. The element arm of a claimed-receiver site now reads the GcHeader type byte once: a plain Array keeps the guarded tier, every other heap pointer takes the receiver-unknown numeric tiers (inline typed-array read, dense subclass `arrlike.ic`, complete dispatcher) that the runtime-key arm of the same site already uses, and non-pointers keep the guarded tier's unchanged fallback. Test: `index_get_claim_tests::claimed_array_receiver_brands_before_committing_a_canonical_key_to_the_plain_tier`. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ (cherry picked from commit 8819e362356139322bddb6b2c1734637630bb24d)
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* perf: cache owning Uint32Array admissions * perf: fast-path Array subclass length misses * perf(array): accumulated ECS optimization work through v74 Accumulated codex ECS campaign work (v40–v74) on top of the two prior commits on this branch: Array-subclass dense-tail fast paths and validated-object prototype-override reads (v72), pre-statepoint inlining of compact exact-receiver ($pshape) guarded specializations using the lowered LLVM IR size (v74), plus the supporting collectors/tests. Details, rejected experiments and measurements are in secret-tests/ECS_PERFORMANCE_HANDOFF_2026-08-27.md. Mac mini (taskpolicy -t 0 -l 0, 11 alternating pairs) at v74: wolf-ecs add/remove 0.5562 ms/op, entity-cycle 0.4988 ms/op (Node 26.5.1: 0.1337 / 0.1492). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * perf(codegen): follow one growth-forwarding edge in the guarded array store `this.vals[i] = v` has no writeback slot: once the array grows past its initial capacity the object field keeps the pre-grow forwarding stub, and the guarded property-receiver STORE tier rejected the stub on every later store (`!GC_FLAG_FORWARDED`), sending the whole store out of line through the extend helper and the allocator/registry resolver. The READ tier already followed one edge inline; mirror it: `deref` selects the stub's forwarding word (heap-band checked), a new `deref.live` block re-validates the destination header, and the fast arm stores into the live head. wolf-ecs (Mac mini, 11 pairs): add/remove -9.15% (11/11), entity-cycle -13.67% (11/11). Test: index_set_barrier_tests::the_guarded_property_receiver_store_follows_one_forwarding_edge_inline Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * perf(array): gate the raw-f64 downgrade note inline; typed-array pre-dispatch - index_set_guarded.rs: the fast arm only calls js_array_note_numeric_write when the live head's `_reserved` word (already loaded by `deref.live`) has a raw-f64 bit set; the note is exactly "clear those bits if the value is not a Number" and was re-resolving the receiver through the tracked resolver on every pointer store. - header.rs: js_array_note_numeric_write returns early for Number values and for already-clear live headers before paying clean_arr_ptr. - indexing.rs: js_array_get_f64 dispatches a GC_TYPE_TYPED_ARRAY-tagged, registered receiver to js_typed_array_get before clean_arr_ptr (a guaranteed tracked miss for a typed array). wolf-ecs (Mac mini, 11 pairs): add/remove -4.86% (11/11), entity-cycle -5.50% (11/11). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * perf(codegen): exact inline typeof-number compare; header-branded typed-array reads - compare.rs: `typeof local === "number"` / `!==` decides the definitely-Number cases inline (top 16 bits outside 0x7FF9..=0x7FFF, not the untagged raw typed-array pointer shape, outside the Web Streams id band) and keeps js_value_typeof_tag on the slow arm, so the two routes can never disagree. A 33-kind differential probe matches Node byte-for-byte. - index_get/inline_dyn_typed_array.rs: the inline dynamic typed-array read brands the receiver off its GC_TYPE_TYPED_ARRAY header and reads the element kind from the TypedArrayHeader instead of probing the 64-slot direct-mapped PERRY_TA_KIND_CACHE, which every ordinary-array registry miss also writes negative entries into (hot typed arrays kept being evicted and missed the tier). PERRY_TA_VIEW_GUARD still gates the whole tier. wolf-ecs (Mac mini, 11 pairs): add/remove -1.28% (11/11), entity-cycle -0.73% (11/11). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * perf(array): route object receivers to the subclass fast read before clean_arr_ptr An ordinary-object receiver (the object-backed `class X extends Array` instance behind wolf-ecs' `packed[sparse[x]]`) can never be an ArrayHeader, so clean_arr_ptr's tracked-allocation resolver was a guaranteed miss on every js_array_get_f64 call for it. Ask array_subclass_fast_index_get_raw first when the header tag already read for the Map/Set probes says GC_TYPE_OBJECT; every rejected case still reaches the complete resolver and spec-generic Get. wolf-ecs (Mac mini, 11 pairs): add/remove -2.03% (11/11), entity-cycle -2.39% (11/11). Cumulative vs v74: -16.5% / -20.9% (0.4645 / 0.3944 ms/op). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * perf(codegen): give integer-valued dynamic keys the inline numeric read tiers A declared-array receiver read with an `Any`-typed key (`packed[sparse[x]]` in the wolf-ecs SparseSet, `a[b[i]]` in general) always took the out-of-line `js_array_get_index_or_string` route because the key carried no integer array-index proof. Test the key inline — nonnegative, below 2^32, and equal to its own fptosi/sitofp round trip — and on a hit take exactly the tiers a statically proven index takes: the inline typed-array read, the dense Array-subclass `arrlike.ic` shape cache, then the complete `js_packed_arraylike_index_get` → `js_dyn_index_get` dispatcher. Fractional, negative, NaN and out-of-range keys keep the previous route. wolf-ecs (Mac mini, 11 pairs): add/remove -2.37% (11/11), entity-cycle -2.89% (11/11); the js_array_get_index_or_string → js_array_get_f64 → array_subclass_fast_index_get_raw chain (4.4% of the add/remove profile) is gone. Cumulative vs v74: -18.5% / -23.1% (0.4531 / 0.3836 ms/op). Test: index_get_claim_tests::any_typed_dynamic_key_takes_the_numeric_tiers_when_it_is_an_array_index Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * test(codegen): update the proven-number strict-eq rooting test to the inline lowering `x === {…}` with a proven-Number left operand now lowers to an inline `fcmp oeq` (every non-Number NaN-box reads as a NaN double, so the object compares unequal exactly as `js_eq` answered), leaving no `js_eq` call for the test to find. Keep the test's actual claim — the non-pointer left operand stays in the register produced above the right operand's allocation instead of being rooted/re-read — on the fcmp operands, and pin that no runtime equality call remains. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * ci: ratchet baselines for the file splits, census gate for cache carriers, changelog fragment - addr-class ratchet/allowlist and raw-handle debt ceilings: the sites that the 2,000-line split moved from `array/indexing.rs` into `array/indexing_keyed.rs` keep their existing justification under the new path (indexing 4→3 / 13→7, indexing_keyed 1 / 6); lower the stale `field_set_by_name/fast_paths.rs` handle-floor count 3→2. - shape-descriptor census: refresh the exact call-site multiset for the moved `property_get/composed_ics.rs` sites and the new `stmt/cached_field_index_return.rs` / `generic_dispatch.rs` header-size reads, and pin the scanner's rooting gate as `descriptor.old_carrier || descriptor.cache_carrier` — a runtime optimization cache that can reinstall a historical shape is a strong metadata owner a minor cannot enumerate (see `ShapeDescriptor:: cache_carrier`), so its keys array must be rooted and rewritten before weak pruning. The sabotage self-test is updated to the new gate. - changelog.d/8876 fragment. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * perf(runtime): array-read fallback serves object-backed Array subclasses densely After merging main (#8878 / #8872's canonical-i32 read split), a declared-array receiver with a non-static key takes the guarded plain-array tier first. On an object-backed `class X extends Array` receiver (wolf-ecs `Archetype`, `packed[sparse[x]]` in SparseSet.has/remove) that guard always misses and `js_typed_feedback_array_index_get_fallback_boxed`'s GC_TYPE_OBJECT arm stringified every index into a by-name lookup (from_utf8 + string alloc + reflection ladder per read): both wolf-ecs benchmarks regressed ~2.2x. The fallback now asks `array_subclass_fast_index_get` for a canonical (plain or INT32-boxed) non-negative index before its registry probes and the by-name path; receivers without a dense proof keep the established route. Mac mini 11-pair screen vs the pre-merge build: add/remove +0.5%, entity-cycle -1.2% (from +126% / +121%); semantics probe byte-identical to Node. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * runtime(array): keyed index paths reload the receiver via across_* (raw-handle debt -6) The file split moved six bare `get_raw_{mut,const}_ptr` reads into `indexing_keyed.rs`, which the raw-handle ratchet rejects as a module that was not listed at the merge base. Every site had the sanctioned shape already — root the receiver, run the allocating stringify / symbol store, reload — so they now use `across_const` / `across_mut`. `indexing_keyed.rs` needs no ceiling; the baseline ratchets 970 -> 964. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * review: keep the fused u31 push non-reentrant, bound ECS columns, lifecycle the cache-carrier gate Review follow-ups on #8876: - `js_array_push_u31_with_length` stays allocate-but-never-reenter: it now answers null for receivers whose push can run user code (indexed descriptors / prototype indices, Proxy traps, foreign families) instead of calling the spec / public push itself; the generated caller takes the complete guarded push (`js_array_push_guard` + `js_array_push_f64`) in a new `apush.u31.generic` block. Test: the fused-push runtime test declines a typed-array receiver; the composed-clone IR test pins the hot path / fallback split. - `js_packed_ecs_u32_loop_guard` declines admission when a component column is shorter than the admitted bound the receiver guard published (`out[6]`), so the fused loop cannot read past a column's payload. Test added. - `object_hot_for_owner` validates the cached table pointer against the current thread's `RuntimeState` before reuse. - `cache_carrier` gets a lifecycle: noted only after an entry naming the pair was inserted, and recomputed from live table occupancy after every full trace (`recompute_cache_carriers_after_full_trace`, called beside the old-carrier rotation) so a descriptor whose entries were evicted stops being rooted. Test: carrier bits follow live occupancy across a recompute. - `js_object_get_symbol_then_field_ic_miss` is declared with the runtime's pointer parameter type. - Minor: parenthesized mixed `&&`/`||` assertion, unique test class ids, `function_this_safe` visited-key includes the terminal-`this` allowance, exhaustive `UnaryOp` match, changelog fragment restated as shipped behavior. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ * perf(shapes): drop SipHash from ids_by_facts, the last one on the shape path ids_by_facts was the only shape-table map still on std's RandomState. Profiling `claude -p` showed RandomState::hash_one at 17 self-samples inside shapes:: alone (57 across the process) — pure hashing overhead on a lookup that runs on every descriptor install and retire. Its sibling maps already moved off SipHash (#8125). The standing comment argued only against PtrHasher, whose write_* methods OVERWRITE the accumulator — correct for a single-word key, and wrong for this five-field one, which would collapse to its last field. That objection does not apply to FastKeyHasher: it implements only `write`, so the derived Hash's write_u32/write_u64 calls all forward there and FOLD with FNV-1a, reaching every field. The key is internal shape state, never program input, so DoS-resistant hashing buys nothing — the same rationale already applied to the descriptor side tables. Test pins the folding property by varying one field at a time and requiring a distinct hash. Sabotage-checked against PtrHasher: it fails with 'changing keys alone must change the hash'. Suite 2717 passed. * changelog: add fragment for the ids_by_facts hasher change --------- Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com> Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph3@skelpo.com>
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… tier An erased Array declaration admits object-backed Array subclasses (`class Archetype extends Array`) and typed arrays as readily as plain Arrays. The canonical-i32 read split (PerryTS#8872) committed such a receiver's integer keys to the guarded plain-array tier, whose feedback fallback classifies the receiver out of line on every read; wolf-ecs `packed[sparse[x]]` paid 4-6% of both benchmarks there even after the fallback learned the dense subclass read. The element arm of a claimed-receiver site now reads the GcHeader type byte once: a plain Array keeps the guarded tier, every other heap pointer takes the receiver-unknown numeric tiers (inline typed-array read, dense subclass `arrlike.ic`, complete dispatcher) that the runtime-key arm of the same site already uses, and non-pointers keep the guarded tier's unchanged fallback. Test: `index_get_claim_tests::claimed_array_receiver_brands_before_committing_a_canonical_key_to_the_plain_tier`. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ (cherry picked from commit 8819e362356139322bddb6b2c1734637630bb24d)
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* fix(error): fs diagnostics become own properties of the error, not the message
An fs error's code/errno/syscall/path lived in six side tables keyed by
the MESSAGE STRING's address. Two consequences, both fixed here.
WRONG ERROR. Any `new Error(m)` built from the same message text picked
up the unrelated fs error's fields:
new Error(fsErr.message).code // ENOENT, node says undefined
.syscall / .errno / .path // stat / -2 / the path
The metadata belonged to the string, so anything holding that string
answered to it.
INVISIBLE TO REFLECTION. In node these are ordinary own properties.
Served from a side table behind property getters they were absent from
every enumeration path:
Object.keys(e) [] -> code,errno,path,syscall
hasOwnProperty('code') false -> true
getOwnPropertyDescriptor undefined -> {value,writable,enumerable,configurable}
JSON.stringify(e) {} -> {"errno":-2,"code":"ENOENT",...}
{...e} {} -> same
Any code logging or serialising a caught fs error lost its whole payload.
Three sites each held a different wrong assumption about errors:
* the fs builders keyed on the message string;
* JSON.stringify hardcoded "{}" for GC_TYPE_ERROR — right for a plain
error (message/name/stack are non-enumerable), wrong once the error
has enumerable own props, so it also dropped user-assigned ones;
* Object.assign/spread had no Error arm, so it copied nothing.
All three now enumerate through exotic_own_keys(.., enumerable_only),
the same enumeration Object.keys uses, so they cannot drift apart.
ORDER. ERROR_USER_PROPS was a HashMap with an alphabetical sort_by for
determinism — stable but not node's. It is insertion-ordered now, with
reassignment keeping a key's original position, and the fs fields are
installed in node's uvException order (errno, code, syscall, path, dest).
The GC root scanner over these props moved to the ordered store.
Verified against node on the claude-code host: three repro programs are
byte-identical including key order. Suite 2746 passed.
* changelog: add fragment for #8889
* perf(codegen): brand claimed-array receivers before the guarded plain tier
An erased Array declaration admits object-backed Array subclasses
(`class Archetype extends Array`) and typed arrays as readily as plain
Arrays. The canonical-i32 read split (#8872) committed such a receiver's
integer keys to the guarded plain-array tier, whose feedback fallback
classifies the receiver out of line on every read; wolf-ecs
`packed[sparse[x]]` paid 4-6% of both benchmarks there even after the
fallback learned the dense subclass read.
The element arm of a claimed-receiver site now reads the GcHeader type
byte once: a plain Array keeps the guarded tier, every other heap pointer
takes the receiver-unknown numeric tiers (inline typed-array read, dense
subclass `arrlike.ic`, complete dispatcher) that the runtime-key arm of the
same site already uses, and non-pointers keep the guarded tier's unchanged
fallback.
Test: `index_get_claim_tests::claimed_array_receiver_brands_before_committing_a_canonical_key_to_the_plain_tier`.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ
(cherry picked from commit 8819e362356139322bddb6b2c1734637630bb24d)
* perf(codegen): gate the guarded store's layout note on the inline classification
`js_gc_note_slot_layout_aware` returns without acting when the old and new
slot values share a pointer classification, unless both are pointers and the
array carries an element-shape proof (`GC_ARRAY_ELEMENT_SHAPE`). The guarded
in-bounds store fast arm still paid the call on every store — 4% of the
wolf-ecs add/remove profile, almost all of it `ents[id] = arch` pointer-over-
pointer stores into proof-free arrays.
The fast arm now stores through a deferred-note variant of the shared slot
emitter (old bits loaded, string-addref demote unchanged), classifies both
values with an exact codegen mirror of `layout_pointer_bearing_bits`, tests
the element-shape bit on the `_reserved` word `deref.live` already loaded,
and calls the note only from a gated `laynote` block when it has work: a
classification change (which must reach `layout_note_slot`) or a pointer-
over-pointer store into a proof-bearing array.
Test: `index_set_barrier_tests::the_fast_arm_layout_note_is_gated_on_the_pointer_classification_and_shape_bit`.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ
* changelog: fragment for #8890
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ
* runtime(array): drop the prototype-index note helpers duplicated by the #8885/#8876 composition
main's 77b994f moved note_object_prototype_index_write, note_array_proto_iterator_write and array_proto_iterator_modified into indexing_support.rs (glob-imported) but left the originals in indexing.rs, which -D warnings rejects as dead code plus unused AtomicBool/AtomicU8 imports. The support copies are the live ones; remove the duplicates.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ
* runtime(array): restore #8885's strict number-store lane beside the dense-index lane
The #8885/#8876 composition on main kept only try_strict_dense_index_set in js_array_set_f64_extend_strict, leaving #8885's try_strict_dense_number_store reachable from its unit tests alone (a -D warnings dead-code error). Wire both exact lanes — the plain-number lane first, then the dense-index lane — and drop the throw helpers indexing_support.rs already owns.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_019WVcWKmYsUBnnFB7nBgbBJ
* chore: split diagnostics.rs test modules for the 2000-line gate (#8889)
---------
Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph3@skelpo.com>
Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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Summary
$arguments_lengthdirect ABI for methods proved to observe onlyarguments.length, avoiding allocation/fill/mark of a temporary arguments object while preserving the public runtime ABIEvery specialization fails closed: user rest parameters, arguments identity/index/mixed uses, nested captures, override guard misses, and incompatible subclass arms retain the existing dynamic/materialized paths. The imported capability is producer-authored and participates in the object-cache key.
ECS benchmark
Mac mini,
@codehz/ecscomprehensive row5k entities: 3 commands each + sync (15k total commands):Current-main benchmark binary SHA-256:
a9b7100259ea2080def313dd2fa75a438ce3dcfcdd3a7c4f9a6983ee3c3646d3.Validation
cargo test -p perry-codegen --lib --quiet— 1,274 passed, 1 ignoredcargo test -p perry --bin perry --quiet— 1,055 passed@codehz/ecscompiled suite — 1 passed, 0 failed, 6 intentionally skipped by the Bun shimObject.definePropertyoverridejs_array_alloc,js_array_push_f64, orjs_array_mark_arguments_object; materialized arguments/rest regression coverage remains intactSummary by CodeRabbit
Performance
arguments.lengthusage.Array.prototype.somecallbacks.Bug Fixes
Tests