perf(runtime,codegen): direct install for __export's get-only descriptors (groundwork; honest numbers inside) - #9103
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Codegen->>js_object_define_get_accessor: emit obj, key, getter
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/misc_methods.rs`:
- Around line 1120-1129: The anonymous-shape class detection around the shown
class-property checks must distinguish generated synthetic classes from
user-defined classes without relying on constructor.is_some(). Reserve the
__AnonShape_ namespace or record and validate synthetic-class provenance so user
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| if class.extends.is_some() | ||
| || class.extends_name.is_some() | ||
| || class.extends_expr.is_some() | ||
| || class.fields.len() != 2 | ||
| || !class.methods.is_empty() | ||
| || !class.static_methods.is_empty() | ||
| || !class.getters.is_empty() | ||
| || !class.setters.is_empty() | ||
| || !class.computed_members.is_empty() | ||
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Prevent user classes from colliding with __AnonShape_ names.
constructor.is_some() cannot be used as the guard because every generated anonymous shape has a synthesized constructor. However, user classes can use the same prefix, and push_class_dedup keeps the first class with a matching name. A user class can therefore occupy the generated name for { get, enumerable }; the matcher then skips that class's constructor and loses its effects. Reserve the prefix or record synthetic-class provenance, and add a collision regression test.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/misc_methods.rs` around lines 1120 - 1129, The
anonymous-shape class detection around the shown class-property checks must
distinguish generated synthetic classes from user-defined classes without
relying on constructor.is_some(). Reserve the __AnonShape_ namespace or record
and validate synthetic-class provenance so user classes cannot occupy generated
names; update push_class_dedup behavior as needed and add a regression test
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Not merging yet — two required 1.
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| 113, 123, 146, 166 | let-bound — across_{const,nanbox} converts these directly |
| 140, 239, 241, 246, 251, 255 | argument position — across_* cannot express these; they need with_{const,mut}_ptr scoping around the call |
I deliberately did not convert these myself. The code already looks semantically right — line 146 re-reads key_str from the handle after the intervening call, which is the correct post-call reload — so this is about expressing it through the checked helpers rather than a latent bug. But six of the sites are argument-position in a rooting-sensitive path in a 691-line new module, and reshaping those into with_*_ptr closures is exactly where I'd risk introducing the defect the ratchet exists to prevent.
2. string_payload_access_inventory.py — 2 new open-coded payload offsets
define_get_accessor.rs:128 [inline-offset] open-coded StringHeader payload offset
descriptor_helpers.rs:41 [inline-offset] open-coded StringHeader payload offset
Both are the same hand-rolled shape:
let name_ptr = (key_str as *const u8).add(std::mem::size_of::<crate::StringHeader>());
let name_len = (*key_str).byte_len as usize;This is the #8445 ratchet — new sites are supposed to go through the accessor rather than re-deriving the offset.
Everything else checks out
Correctness: 22 shapes, byte-identical to node v26.5.1. I concentrated on the fast arm's exclusions, since "strictly limited to plain extensible objects / fresh non-numeric string keys / callable-or-undefined getters / unpolluted Object.prototype" is a lot of conditions to get right:
| must delegate | result | |
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| 6, 7 | redefine, and redefine over configurable:false |
TypeError ✓ |
| 8, 9 | symbol key; numeric string key "0" |
✓ |
| 10 | preventExtensions target |
TypeError ✓ |
| 11, 13 | non-callable getter; get and value together |
TypeError ✓ |
| 15 | Proxy with a defineProperty trap — trap must fire |
[1,true] ✓ |
| 16 | polluted Object.prototype |
✓ |
| 4, 5 | resulting descriptor exactly right (configurable:false, absent enumerable → false) |
✓ |
| 17–19 | getter this-binding, laziness (0 calls until read), throwing getter |
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| 20, 21 | Object.keys / JSON / spread / for…in / in / hasOwnProperty |
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The subject is live, by IR diff on the esbuild __export shape:
js_object_define_get_accessor |
generic js_object_define_property |
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| main | 0 | 2 |
| this PR | 2 | 1 |
Suites: runtime 2822 passed under both profiles (dev-profile run exit 0, 0 abort markers, 54 s), codegen 1349, perry --bins 1066, fmt clean. Only the two gates above are red.
Also worth saying: the honest framing in the PR body — a measured 1–2% with node still ~40x ahead on the install itself, and the gap located in the side-table inserts and epoch bumps rather than the descriptor decode — is the right way to land groundwork. It makes #9113's 2.33x claim on the install path legible as the actual follow-through rather than a competing measurement.
I'll re-run the full validation as soon as the two gates are addressed; #9113 stacks on this so it's queued behind it.
…ptor literal
esbuild emits __export(target, { name: () => binding, ... }) re-export blocks
at module top level -- always executed at startup; pi's 13MB bundle carries 44
sites totalling ~1,245 getter installs, plus CJS-interop
defineProperty(exports, "X", { enumerable: true, get: ... }) blocks. Each one
allocated a two-field descriptor object and re-decoded it by field name inside
js_object_define_property.
Codegen now recognises the descriptor literal { get: <expr>, enumerable: true }
(either property order; anon-shape New with exactly those two fields and a
literal `true`) at the Expr::ObjectDefineProperty lowering and emits a direct
js_object_define_get_accessor(obj, key, getter) call, skipping the descriptor
allocation entirely. Evaluation order is preserved (obj -> key -> getter; the
dropped `enumerable` argument is the effect-free literal `true`).
The new runtime entrypoint keeps defineProperty semantics byte-for-byte by
construction: a fast arm reproduces the generic ordinary-object accessor arm's
exact effects for the one case it admits (plain extensible GC_TYPE_OBJECT
receiver, plain non-numeric string key != "length", brand-new own property,
callable-or-undefined getter, unpolluted Object.prototype -- the same guard
try_decode_descriptor uses), and every other case materialises the two-field
descriptor and delegates to js_object_define_property, so proxies, handles,
class-refs, closures, typed arrays, buffers, frozen/sealed receivers, symbol
and numeric keys, redefinitions, and the ToPropertyDescriptor TypeErrors are
decided by exactly the code that decides them today. New-property attributes
match the generic arm: writable (internal accessor default), enumerable
(explicit), non-configurable (omitted).
Validation:
- cargo test -p perry-codegen --lib: 1349 passed (2 new IR-emission tests:
both literal orders take the fast call; enumerable:false / non-literal /
3-field / get-less shapes keep the generic call).
- cargo test -p perry-runtime --lib -- --test-threads=1: 2821 passed, 3 new
(fast-arm side-table state equals the generic arm's; numeric-key and
existing-key cases route through the generic arm, retaining configurable).
object::reserved_floor::tests::user_properties_read_back_through_the_get_path_at_scale
aborts on pristine origin/main (f3f4052) too -- pre-existing, excluded.
- test-files/test_gap_9053_export_getter_descriptor.ts: byte-identical output
vs node --experimental-strip-types (reads, keys order, descriptor
reflection, non-configurable redefine TypeError, no-change redefine,
configurable override through the fast literal, enumerable:false near-miss).
Kept IR shows 4 fast + 2 generic call sites, as designed.
- Micro-bench (500 getter installs x 2000 iters, quiet host, min/median of 6):
fast 5961/5967ms vs semantically-identical generic-path literal 6085/6089ms
(-2.0%); 28-key realistic shape ~-1.2%; node 148ms. The descriptor
alloc+decode is only ~2% of perry's install cost -- the accessor side-table
machinery (two HashMap<(usize,String)> inserts, epoch bumps, guard
invalidation per install) dominates and is the follow-up worth having.
The cjs_scaffolding Ptr<Shape> barrier collector is deliberately untouched:
exempting __export sites needs a target-provenance proof like the
exports/require whitelist, which this change does not establish -- noted as a
follow-up.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/object_ops/define_get_accessor.rs`:
- Line 119: Replace the direct get_heap_word_u64 reads in define_get_accessor,
including the accesses near the obj extraction and the other listed locations,
with the approved checked helper or pointer-scoped access pattern. Preserve the
existing object-access behavior while ensuring no bare RuntimeHandle reads
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| let key_str_handle = scope.root_string_ptr(key_str); | ||
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Remove the bare RuntimeHandle reads.
raw_handle_debt.py rejects these five direct get_heap_word_u64() calls. Replace them with the approved checked helper or pointer-scoped access pattern. The current lint gate blocks this PR.
Also applies to: 150-150, 168-168, 187-187, 210-210
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/object_ops/define_get_accessor.rs` at line
119, Replace the direct get_heap_word_u64 reads in define_get_accessor,
including the accesses near the obj extraction and the other listed locations,
with the approved checked helper or pointer-scoped access pattern. Preserve the
existing object-access behavior while ensuring no bare RuntimeHandle reads
remain so raw_handle_debt.py passes.
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Merged. The two gates I flagged are fixed — by a Codex agent I briefed with the exact failures, then reviewed and pushed back on once. Recording that here because the first attempt is instructive. What landed:
The pushback, for the record. The first attempt satisfied let (_, key_value) = key_handle.across_nanbox(|| ());
Rejected and re-briefed; the second pass moved the real allocating calls into the closures for the two pointer sites and unwrapped the two value sites. Worth flagging as a hazard for anyone else clearing this ratchet: Verified independently after the fix, on the rebased tree (not on the pre-rebase tree I first checked): The correctness and IR evidence from my earlier review stands unchanged — 22 shapes byte-identical to node including every delegation case, and the fast arm confirmed live (main 0 #9113 stacks on this and is now unblocked; I'll pick it up. |
…ters Ablation profile of the PerryTS#9103 fast arm (500 getter installs x 2000 iters, quiet host; PERRY_ABLATE bitmask, one term skipped per run, min of 3) put the ~6.0us/install cost at: ~2.7us object_prototype_has_desc_field admission probe -- ~98% of it the per-call %Object.prototype% RESOLUTION (globalThis builtin lookup + closure_get_dynamic_prop(ctor, "prototype")); the 6-name keys scan itself is ~0.04us ~2.9us ensure_key_in_keys_array (push + shape publish machinery; its dedupe probe is only ~0.09us -- the PerryTS#6743 sidecar already works) ~2.4us note_descriptor_target, ~100% of it transition_object_shape_semantics -- run TWICE per install (set_accessor_descriptor + set_property_attrs) ~1.9us owner_index_add x2 -- the O(N) Vec<String> dedupe scans ~0.4us the two (usize,String)-keyed map inserts ~0.07us guard-disable, ~0.03us epoch bumps, ~0 the rest 73ms/1M with every term ablated -- BELOW node's 148ms, so the floor (coerce, clone, alloc, loop) is already fine; the side tables are the gap. (Terms overlap heavily -- each also modulates GC frequency, and every GC cycle rescans the grown descriptor tables -- so they do not sum to 6.0us.) Two fixes, both equivalence-preserving: 1. object_prototype_has_desc_field now resolves %Object.prototype% through the memoized, root-scanned prototype-addr cache (one slot load + a forwarding heal, healed by scan_prototype_addr_cache_roots_mut) instead of re-walking globalThis + the ctor's dynamic-prop table per call. The cache IS the realm intrinsic ToPropertyDescriptor reads inherited fields through, so a rebound globalThis.Object no longer perturbs the probe; the keys scan is kept per call, so no new invalidation machinery exists. 2. install_fresh_accessor_property: a one-call install for a PROVEN-brand-new accessor property, used by the fast arm's tail in place of set_accessor_descriptor + set_property_attrs. Folds: one epoch bump, one note_descriptor_target (one semantic shape mint instead of two -- nothing can observe the intermediate generation), one idempotent guard-disable, one meta access setting both kind bits and returning their prior state -- and when a kind's bit was CLEAR, the meta summary's own contract ("a clear bit proves the tables hold no entry for that key"; every owner_index_add site sets the matching bit first, bits are sticky, removals only shrink) proves the owner index cannot hold the key, so the O(N) dedupe scan becomes a plain push. Set bits and non-meta-capable owners keep the scanning add; a violated precondition degrades to overwrite, never corruption (regression-tested). Measured (same quiet host, min/median of 5, 1M installs; node 148ms): 500-key targets: 5972 -> 2563ms (2.33x; ~40x node -> ~17x) 28-key targets: 3989 -> 1426ms (2.80x) The 2-field generic-literal path is ~unchanged (6089 -> 6015ms): its cost is dominated by the descriptor build/decode plus the duplicated install stack it still runs, and the ablation terms are GC-coupled rather than additive. Validation: cargo test -p perry-codegen --lib 1349 passed; cargo test -p perry-runtime --lib -- --test-threads=1 2823 passed (2 new: combined installer state == two-call sequence incl. owner index; repeated combined install dedupes via the prior-bit path). reserved_floor's at-scale test SIGABRTs identically on pristine origin/main db6df04 -- pre-existing, excluded. test_gap_9053 fixture stays byte-identical to node. Remaining (analysis only, not implemented): ensure_key_in_keys_array's ~2.8us -- js_array_push's per-call porch (proxy/subclass probes + clean_arr_ptr allocator resolution) plus set_object_keys_array's mint-then-stamp shape publish per append; a keys-append entry that reuses ensure's already-validated header and publishes once per batch would be the next term, but it walks straight into the PerryTS#8113 mint-then-stamp and PerryTS#9029 lineage-publish contracts, so it deserves its own change. At giant-table scale the per-GC-cycle scan_descriptor_roots_mut walk over the descriptor tables is what couples the terms; at pi's ~1.2k installs it is irrelevant. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP
PerryTS#9103's handle-custody rework made install_fresh_accessor_property's call sites safe, so these two test bodies no longer need unsafe — and -D warnings rejects the now-unnecessary blocks.
…+ single-mint fresh-install path (stacks on #9103) (#9113) * perf(runtime): fold the accessor-install stack for fresh __export getters Ablation profile of the #9103 fast arm (500 getter installs x 2000 iters, quiet host; PERRY_ABLATE bitmask, one term skipped per run, min of 3) put the ~6.0us/install cost at: ~2.7us object_prototype_has_desc_field admission probe -- ~98% of it the per-call %Object.prototype% RESOLUTION (globalThis builtin lookup + closure_get_dynamic_prop(ctor, "prototype")); the 6-name keys scan itself is ~0.04us ~2.9us ensure_key_in_keys_array (push + shape publish machinery; its dedupe probe is only ~0.09us -- the #6743 sidecar already works) ~2.4us note_descriptor_target, ~100% of it transition_object_shape_semantics -- run TWICE per install (set_accessor_descriptor + set_property_attrs) ~1.9us owner_index_add x2 -- the O(N) Vec<String> dedupe scans ~0.4us the two (usize,String)-keyed map inserts ~0.07us guard-disable, ~0.03us epoch bumps, ~0 the rest 73ms/1M with every term ablated -- BELOW node's 148ms, so the floor (coerce, clone, alloc, loop) is already fine; the side tables are the gap. (Terms overlap heavily -- each also modulates GC frequency, and every GC cycle rescans the grown descriptor tables -- so they do not sum to 6.0us.) Two fixes, both equivalence-preserving: 1. object_prototype_has_desc_field now resolves %Object.prototype% through the memoized, root-scanned prototype-addr cache (one slot load + a forwarding heal, healed by scan_prototype_addr_cache_roots_mut) instead of re-walking globalThis + the ctor's dynamic-prop table per call. The cache IS the realm intrinsic ToPropertyDescriptor reads inherited fields through, so a rebound globalThis.Object no longer perturbs the probe; the keys scan is kept per call, so no new invalidation machinery exists. 2. install_fresh_accessor_property: a one-call install for a PROVEN-brand-new accessor property, used by the fast arm's tail in place of set_accessor_descriptor + set_property_attrs. Folds: one epoch bump, one note_descriptor_target (one semantic shape mint instead of two -- nothing can observe the intermediate generation), one idempotent guard-disable, one meta access setting both kind bits and returning their prior state -- and when a kind's bit was CLEAR, the meta summary's own contract ("a clear bit proves the tables hold no entry for that key"; every owner_index_add site sets the matching bit first, bits are sticky, removals only shrink) proves the owner index cannot hold the key, so the O(N) dedupe scan becomes a plain push. Set bits and non-meta-capable owners keep the scanning add; a violated precondition degrades to overwrite, never corruption (regression-tested). Measured (same quiet host, min/median of 5, 1M installs; node 148ms): 500-key targets: 5972 -> 2563ms (2.33x; ~40x node -> ~17x) 28-key targets: 3989 -> 1426ms (2.80x) The 2-field generic-literal path is ~unchanged (6089 -> 6015ms): its cost is dominated by the descriptor build/decode plus the duplicated install stack it still runs, and the ablation terms are GC-coupled rather than additive. Validation: cargo test -p perry-codegen --lib 1349 passed; cargo test -p perry-runtime --lib -- --test-threads=1 2823 passed (2 new: combined installer state == two-call sequence incl. owner index; repeated combined install dedupes via the prior-bit path). reserved_floor's at-scale test SIGABRTs identically on pristine origin/main db6df04 -- pre-existing, excluded. test_gap_9053 fixture stays byte-identical to node. Remaining (analysis only, not implemented): ensure_key_in_keys_array's ~2.8us -- js_array_push's per-call porch (proxy/subclass probes + clean_arr_ptr allocator resolution) plus set_object_keys_array's mint-then-stamp shape publish per append; a keys-append entry that reuses ensure's already-validated header and publishes once per batch would be the next term, but it walks straight into the #8113 mint-then-stamp and #9029 lineage-publish contracts, so it deserves its own change. At giant-table scale the per-GC-cycle scan_descriptor_roots_mut walk over the descriptor tables is what couples the terms; at pi's ~1.2k installs it is irrelevant. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP * style: drop redundant unsafe blocks in the accessor-install tests #9103's handle-custody rework made install_fresh_accessor_property's call sites safe, so these two test bodies no longer need unsafe — and -D warnings rejects the now-unnecessary blocks. --------- Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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Startup-lane groundwork from the pi/cc campaign, with an honest negative-ish finding attached.
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__exportruns ~1,245 always-executedObject.defineProperty(target, name, {get, enumerable:true})calls at pi startup. This addsjs_object_define_get_accessor(fast arm strictly limited to plain extensible objects / fresh non-numeric string keys / callable-or-undefined getters / unpolluted Object.prototype — everything else, incl. proxies, redefines, symbol keys, and every ToPropertyDescriptor TypeError, delegates to the generic path via a materialized descriptor) plus HIR-level recognition of the two-field descriptor literal in either field order, fail-closed.The honest measurement (quiet mini, min-of-runs, path selection verified in kept IR before trusting any number): the descriptor alloc+decode this removes is ~1-2% of perry's install cost (−2.0% micro, −1.2% realistic 28-key shape). Node is still ~40x faster on the install itself — the gap lives in the accessor INSTALL machinery: two
HashMap<(usize,String)>side-table inserts, epoch bumps, and inline-guard invalidation per install. That follow-up (side-table install path) is queued next in the lane; this PR contributes the entrypoint the follow-up needs, the admission analysis, and the parity fixture.Validation: perry-codegen 1349/0 (2 new IR-emission tests incl. both field orders + 4 near-miss shapes staying generic); perry-runtime 2821/0 (one pre-existing SIGABRT excluded, verified identical on pristine main f3f4052 via stash); gap fixture
test_gap_9053_export_getter_descriptor.tsbyte-identical to node incl. redefine TypeErrors and the enumerable:false near-miss; census/file-size/fmt green.Implemented by a subagent in an isolated worktree; reviewed and shipped by the coordinating session.
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Object.definePropertyoperations used by module re-exports and interoperability scenarios.Bug Fixes
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