codegen: receiver-region model + equivalence lint (#9254 phase 1) - #9257
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a phase-1 receiver-region model for fact-table boundaries and relocation points. It classifies HIR expressions and statements, compares the model with loop purity, and adds boundary, walker, and fact-table inventory tests. ChangesReceiver region modeling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds an internal receiver-region model and validation without changing generated output or runtime behavior. It is mergeable with explicit owner awareness: the region-ender ordering should be corrected before future consumers rely on it, and the rollback wording should state that both the file and module declaration must be removed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HIRWalker
participant ReceiverRegionModel
participant LoopPurity
HIRWalker->>ReceiverRegionModel: classify expressions and statements
ReceiverRegionModel->>LoopPurity: compare relocation-point results
LoopPurity-->>ReceiverRegionModel: return allocation-purity result
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Follow-up on the Three code-level facts, verified by reading:
Fact 1 has a demonstrable effect on admission: taking the #8773 ECS fixture, which fires the tier, and adding a later But it does not miscompile. Under So: no bug filed, because I could not produce one. Worth recording that an earlier hand-built repro of mine returned the correct answer for a completely different reason — the tier never fired on it at all (0 fast-preheader blocks, confirmed against the #8773 shape as a positive control). A correct answer from a shape that never reaches the code under test is not evidence of anything, and I nearly banked it as such. That is exactly the situation this PR's inventory row describes: I'd rather not "fix" |
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/collectors/receiver_regions.rs`:
- Around line 412-415: Update ender collection to preserve execution order: in
enders_in_expr, walk expression children before recording the parent result from
expr_region_ender, and in the Stmt::For handling, process the body before the
update expression. Add regression tests covering closure allocation-before-call
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| if let Some(r) = expr_region_ender(e, is_inert) { | ||
| out.push(r); | ||
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| perry_hir::walker::walk_expr_children(e, &mut |child| enders_in_expr(child, is_inert, out)); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve execution order when recording region enders.
enders_in_expr records the parent ender before its child enders. A closure argument therefore records CollectingCall before AllocatingOperation, although allocation occurs before the call. The Stmt::For arm also records update before body, although each iteration executes the body first.
Walk expression children before recording the parent ender. Walk the Stmt::For body before its update expression. Add order-sensitive regression tests.
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fn enders_in_expr(e: &Expr, is_inert: &dyn Fn(&Expr) -> bool, out: &mut Vec<RegionEnder>) {
+ perry_hir::walker::walk_expr_children(e, &mut |child| enders_in_expr(child, is_inert, out));
if let Some(r) = expr_region_ender(e, is_inert) {
out.push(r);
}
- perry_hir::walker::walk_expr_children(e, &mut |child| enders_in_expr(child, is_inert, out));
}
- if let Some(update) = update {
- enders_in_expr(update, is_inert, out);
- }
for st in body {
enders_in_stmt(st, is_inert, out);
}
+ if let Some(update) = update {
+ enders_in_expr(update, is_inert, out);
+ }Also applies to: 466-468
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/collectors/receiver_regions.rs` around lines 412 -
415, Update ender collection to preserve execution order: in enders_in_expr,
walk expression children before recording the parent result from
expr_region_ender, and in the Stmt::For handling, process the body before the
update expression. Add regression tests covering closure allocation-before-call
ordering and loop body-before-update ordering.
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In `@changelog.d/9257-receiver-region-model.md`:
- Around line 23-25: Correct the rollback statement to note that removing
receiver_regions.rs also requires removing the mod receiver_regions declaration
in collectors/mod.rs; alternatively, remove the claim that deleting only the
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| no IR and no lowering path consults it**; the `#![allow(dead_code)]` at the top of | ||
| the module is the marker for that, matching the #854 subgraphs in `hir_facts`, and | ||
| the whole thing is revertible by deleting the file. |
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Correct the rollback statement.
Deleting receiver_regions.rs alone leaves mod receiver_regions; in crates/perry-codegen/src/collectors/mod.rs, Line [46], and causes compilation to fail. State that the module declaration must also be removed, or remove this claim.
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- the whole thing is revertible by deleting the file.
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| no IR and no lowering path consults it**; the `#![allow(dead_code)]` at the top of | |
| the module is the marker for that, matching the #854 subgraphs in `hir_facts`, and | |
| the whole thing is revertible by deleting the file. | |
| no IR and no lowering path consults it**; the `#![allow(dead_code)]` at the top of | |
| the module is the marker for that, matching the #854 subgraphs in `hir_facts`, and | |
| the whole thing is revertible by removing the file and its module declaration. |
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In `@changelog.d/9257-receiver-region-model.md` around lines 23 - 25, Correct the
rollback statement to note that removing receiver_regions.rs also requires
removing the mod receiver_regions declaration in collectors/mod.rs;
alternatively, remove the claim that deleting only the file fully reverts the
change.
Codegen carries sixteen receiver-keyed fact tables on `FnCtx`. Each answers
the same two questions -- what do we know about this receiver, and how long
may we believe it -- and each answers the second one differently:
retain(|f| f.scope_id != id) bounded_index_pairs, packed_f64_loop_facts,
masked_window_array_facts, int_range_facts, ...
insert/remove, no id cached_lengths, packed_receiver_*,
versioned_indexed_loop_facts
field downgraded in place buffer_view_slots
reloaded at the safepoint packed_receiver_*
nothing buffer_data_slots, class_keys_slots
and a fifth boundary -- the unwind edge -- is expressed by none of them. It is
honoured today by admission shape (the packed matcher rejects `Stmt::Try`), by
a single `try_depth == 0` gate in versioned_indexed_loop, by a post-hoc
`contains_gc_unsafe_call` scan, or by the storage kind simply not being
movable. Six different mechanisms, none of them a boundary the table states,
and a tier added tomorrow inherits none of them.
This adds the model: `RegionEnder` (what ends a no-relocation region),
`FactBoundary` (how a table expresses extent), `ReceiverClaim` (value vs
representation vs address -- the axis that decides whether a boundary is
load-bearing), and `boundary_admits` (the algebra, in one place).
It emits no IR and no lowering path consults it. The `#![allow(dead_code)]`
at the top is the marker for that, matching the PerryTS#854 subgraphs in `hir_facts`;
when it can be deleted, phase 2 has landed. Revertible by deleting the file.
The load-bearing artifact is the equivalence lint, which holds the model
against `loop_purity::loop_may_allocate` -- shipping and audited -- on a
shared battery, asserting the direction with teeth: if the model finds no
relocation point, `loop_may_allocate` must also have proven the body
alloc-free. The converse is deliberately not asserted, since
`loop_may_allocate` answers `true` for any statement it does not model.
That lint earned its keep before this landed. Written the obvious way --
enumerate the enders, default to safe -- the model passed every hand-written
test and failed the battery on three entries: generic `IndexGet`/`PropertyGet`
can reach an accessor or proxy trap, `Expr::Closure` allocates, and `is_inert`
belongs on the whole coercing node rather than per operand (the PerryTS#6975 hole).
Inverting the match to an allowlist with an `Unmodelled` catch-all closes that
class: adding an HIR variant can no longer silently widen a region.
Also transcribes all sixteen tables as test data with their declaration sites,
and pins the exact set whose unwind safety is external to their stated
boundary: stable_packed_loop_facts (emergent -- `stmt_flags` has a `_ => {}`
arm, so `Stmt::Try` is invisible to admission), and the three immutable-fact
tables that lean on non-movable storage. A flag is not a bug report; it says
the safety comes from somewhere the boundary vocabulary cannot express, which
is what phase 2 has to fix.
19 new tests. perry-codegen lib suite 1374 passed / 0 failed; rustfmt clean;
clippy reports nothing on either new file; GC store-site inventory passes
unchanged.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Pcq6j6y57TdKSR2Zx2D187
…ment `-D warnings` caught `unwind_safe_by` as dead: the inventory wrote the note but nothing read it. Silencing it with an allow would have been the wrong fix — that column is the argument the inventory exists to make. It now appears in the flagged-set failure message (so a future change sees WHY each table is flagged, not just that it is), and a new test requires every row to carry a note substantial enough to check against the code later. A note nobody reads is how these go stale unnoticed. Verified with the job's own command: RUSTFLAGS="-D warnings" cargo check -p perry-codegen --all-targets, exit 0. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Pcq6j6y57TdKSR2Zx2D187
The inventory lint requires a note that names a mechanism; this row said only "arithmetic relation" (19 chars, under the >20 bar) so the PR failed its own test. The row holds local ids, a scope id, a width and a BoundsProof — no pointer, so relocation cannot invalidate it — and excludes_try: false is sound because stmts_mutate_local's Try arm descends into body, catch and finally.
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Merged, with one fix pushed onto the branch. The PR failed its own lint. I deliberately did not just lengthen the string. That field is a safety claim about unwind behaviour, and padding it to clear a character count would satisfy the letter of the check while defeating the exact thing your own comment says it is for — "a claim that names no mechanism cannot be checked against the code later, which is how these notes go stale without anyone noticing." So I read the code and wrote a note whose every clause is checkable:
On the model itself — the part I'd single out is that this is an inventory with a lint that can reject its own rows, not a comment block. The terse row is itself the evidence that the lint earns its keep — it caught a row in the very PR that introduced it. Validation: |
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Phase 1 of #9254, as filed: the model and an equivalence lint, emitting nothing. No lowering path consults this; it is revertible by deleting the file.
What the survey found
Sixteen receiver-keyed fact tables on
FnCtxanswer the same two questions — what do we know about this receiver and how long may we believe it — and answer the second one five different ways:retain(|f| f.scope_id != id)bounded_index_pairs,packed_f64_loop_facts,masked_window_array_facts,int_range_facts, …cached_lengths,packed_receiver_*,versioned_indexed_loop_factsbuffer_view_slotspacked_receiver_*buffer_data_slots,class_keys_slotsAnd a boundary that none of them expresses: the unwind edge.
lower_tryclears no fact table. Unwind safety is obtained today by six unrelated means — the packed matcher's explicitStmt::Tryrejection, a body shape that cannot contain one, a post-hoccontains_gc_unsafe_callscan, a singletry_depth == 0gate inversioned_indexed_loop, a before-call dirty bit, or the storage kind simply not being movable. Every one is a local decision by one tier.What this adds
RegionEnder(what ends a no-relocation region),FactBoundary(how a table expresses extent),ReceiverClaim— value vs representation vs address, the axis that decides whether a boundary is load-bearing at all — andboundary_admits, the algebra in one place.The lint is the point
It holds the model against
loop_purity::loop_may_allocate, which is shipping and audited, asserting the direction with teeth:The converse is deliberately not asserted —
loop_may_allocateanswerstruefor any statement it does not model (Return,Switch), which is imprecision, not a collection point.It earned its keep before this landed. Written the obvious way — enumerate enders, default to safe — the model passed every hand-written test and failed the battery on three entries: generic
IndexGet/PropertyGetcan reach an accessor or a proxy trap;Expr::Closureallocates; andis_inertbelongs on the whole coercing node, not per operand (the #6975 hole one abstraction up). Inverting to an allowlist with anUnmodelledcatch-all closes the class — adding an HIR variant can no longer silently widen a region.Note one deliberate divergence from
collectors::safepoint_sites: it does not count property reads, because over-counting reads would over-spill a read-heavy loop and its consumer only needs a spill estimate. A region model has the opposite obligation — missing one licenses a stale cached address.The inventory
All sixteen tables are transcribed as test data with declaration sites, and the test pins the exact set whose unwind safety is external to its stated boundary:
stable_packed_loop_facts(emergent —stmt_flagshas a_ => {}arm, soStmt::Tryis invisible to admission and the body tail is unconstrained) plus the three immutable-fact tables leaning on non-movable storage.A flag is not a bug report. It says the safety comes from somewhere the boundary vocabulary cannot express — which is what phase 2 has to fix, and pinning the set is how phase 2 proves it closed one.
Gates
19 new tests.
perry-codegenlib suite 1374 passed / 0 failed. rustfmt clean; clippy reports nothing on either new file; GC store-site inventory passes unchanged.Phase 1 wants a maintainer's agreement on the region-formation rule before anything depends on it. If the algebra in
boundary_admitsis wrong, this is the cheapest possible place to say so.https://claude.ai/code/session_01Pcq6j6y57TdKSR2Zx2D187
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