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…host several apps Every class-id-keyed table module init writes — vtables, static methods and accessors, constructors and flags, the parent map and its dense mirror, names, lengths, registered ids, bind lengths, the extends-Error / DataView / typed-array marks, the hasInstance / toStringTag hooks, generic-origin and fetch-parent maps, anon-shape ids — was a process-global static keyed by a compile-time class id. Class ids come from a small sequential counter in codegen, so N dlopen'd copies of one application register the SAME ids with DIFFERENT func_ptrs (each image's own code addresses) into one HashMap, and insert is last-writer-wins: after the last image's init every class of every earlier image dispatched into the last image's code, and only the last-initialised application worked (#8546). No write order over a shared table works, so the 21 tables move into one ClassImageTables per image. A thread resolves its image through a perry_thread_local! handle, falling back to the process-wide primary image. js_gc_init — codegen's first runtime call in both `main` and `perry_module_init`, on the thread that runs that image's module init — enters an image: the first thread to enter owns the primary, every later one gets a fresh image. perry/thread workers and worker_threads Workers adopt their spawner's image before running anything, because they never run module init. A thread that neither entered nor adopted (a pump firing JS for the primary heap, a reactor thread, a libtest thread) uses the primary, i.e. the process-global table it saw before, so single-image programs are unchanged. Each former `static RwLock<..>` is a `static ImageTable<RwLock<..>>` whose read()/write() return the same guard types, so the call sites are untouched. Latches and VTABLE_GEN stay process-global on purpose. Tests: two application threads registering the same class id with different method addresses each dispatch to their own (sabotage-verified: with the enter made a no-op the last writer wins and the test fails on the func_ptr); a spawned worker shares its spawner's image while a second application sees neither; a thread without an image reads the primary. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UZJbhb2FTuakurTHPAKQgd
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runtime introduces per-image class registries, thread-local image selection, primary-image fallback, and image-handle propagation to workers. Class metadata, constructors, vtables, parent data, and built-in markers now use image-scoped storage. ChangesPer-image class registry runtime
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR isolates class registries per application image and propagates that identity to supported workers, but it currently has a merge-blocking lifetime risk that could cause invalid lock access during thread teardown, plus a bounded risk of cross-application dispatch when JavaScript runs on an unsupported thread without image context. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ApplicationThread
participant class_image
participant ClassRegistry
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ApplicationThread->>class_image: enter_current_thread_image()
ApplicationThread->>ClassRegistry: register class metadata
ClassRegistry->>class_image: resolve current image
class_image->>ClassRegistry: access image-local tables
ApplicationThread->>class_image: current_image_handle()
ApplicationThread->>WorkerThread: start with image handle
WorkerThread->>class_image: adopt_image(handle)
WorkerThread->>ClassRegistry: dispatch using shared image tables
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/class_image.rs`:
- Around line 198-205: Update current() and the ImageTable::read()/write() guard
flow so any returned 'static lock guard retains ownership of the associated
image Arc for its entire lifetime, preventing TLS teardown from destroying the
RwLock prematurely; alternatively, make non-primary image tables process-lived.
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| fn current() -> &'static ClassImageTables { | ||
| match CURRENT_IMAGE.try_with(|slot| slot.get().map(Arc::as_ptr)) { | ||
| // SAFETY: see the doc comment — the pointee is owned by this thread's | ||
| // `OnceCell<Arc<_>>`, which is never replaced and outlives every | ||
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In Rust, the RwLockReadGuard structure carries a lifetime parameter (RwLockReadGuard<'a, T>) that represents a strict contract: the guard cannot outlive the RwLock it is protecting [1]. This is enforced by the Rust compiler because the guard stores an immutable reference to the RwLock (or its internal synchronization primitive) [1]. Because the RwLockReadGuard borrows the lock, it is impossible for the lock to be dropped while the guard is still in scope [1]. If the lock were destroyed before the guard, the guard would point to invalid or deallocated memory, violating memory safety [1]. Consequently, the lifetime of the RwLockReadGuard is bounded by the lifetime of the RwLock itself [1]. When the guard is dropped, its implementation of the Drop trait executes a mechanism (typically an internal unlock method) to release the shared read access [2][1]. The compiler's ownership and lifetime rules ensure this order—guaranteeing that the lock remains held as long as the guard exists—automatically prevents data races and memory corruption [1]. If you need a lock that can outlive the scope of the original RwLock instance, you must typically use owned-style guards (often found in libraries like tokio or via specific "owned" variants) that do not borrow the lock but rather hold an owned reference (such as an Arc) to it [3].
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- 3: https://docs.rs/maf/latest/maf/store/struct.Store.html
Keep image tables alive while returned guards exist.
current() converts the CURRENT_IMAGE Arc into a 'static reference, while ImageTable::read() and write() return 'static lock guards. A guard holder registered before CURRENT_IMAGE can therefore outlive its image during TLS teardown and unlock a destroyed RwLock. Use an owned guard that retains the image Arc, or make non-primary image tables process-lived.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/class_image.rs` around lines 198 - 205,
Update current() and the ImageTable::read()/write() guard flow so any returned
'static lock guard retains ownership of the associated image Arc for its entire
lifetime, preventing TLS teardown from destroying the RwLock prematurely;
alternatively, make non-primary image tables process-lived. Preserve the
existing primary-image fallback and guard behavior.
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* fix(hir): late-bind `new X()` to a class declared later; name the ReferenceError Coop's Next.js App Route fixture died at module init on 0.5.1519 with the nameless `ReferenceError: identifier is not defined`. The identifier is `SentinelNode` in next/dist/server/lib/lru-cache.js: the CJS wrap hoists `LRUCache` out of the module IIFE but never sees `SentinelNode` (its doc comment closes on the `class` line, and the textual hoister anchors on `class ` at column 0), so the hoisted constructor's `new SentinelNode()` is lowered before the `__perry_cjs_factory` body registers the class. The unresolved-`new` guard from #8643 (905017b, inside the 1516..1519 window) turned that lowering-time miss into an unconditional nameless throw; before it, the by-name `Expr::New` bound at codegen through the module class table, which is why 0.5.1516 loaded. - `pre_scan_class_decl_names` records every class DECLARATION name in the module at any depth; the guard keeps the late-bound by-name construction for those. - Any other unresolved constructor is read off `globalThis` when the `new` executes (`js_global_get_or_throw_unresolved`, shared with the bare-identifier arm via `unresolved_global_get_expr`), so a runtime-created global constructs and a true miss throws `ReferenceError: <name> is not defined` -- with the identifier, as #8730 and #8882 asked. The compile log names it too, with the same "unknown identifier" warning the bare-identifier arm prints. Regression tests: a hoisted class constructing a sibling declared inside a later closure keeps `New { class_name }` (fails without the new guard clause, verified); a `typeof`-guarded `new IntersectionObserver()` lowers to the named runtime lookup; the #8739 positive control now expects the named form. Fixes #8882. Refs #8730. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UZJbhb2FTuakurTHPAKQgd * fix(runtime): make the class registries per image so one process can host several apps Every class-id-keyed table module init writes — vtables, static methods and accessors, constructors and flags, the parent map and its dense mirror, names, lengths, registered ids, bind lengths, the extends-Error / DataView / typed-array marks, the hasInstance / toStringTag hooks, generic-origin and fetch-parent maps, anon-shape ids — was a process-global static keyed by a compile-time class id. Class ids come from a small sequential counter in codegen, so N dlopen'd copies of one application register the SAME ids with DIFFERENT func_ptrs (each image's own code addresses) into one HashMap, and insert is last-writer-wins: after the last image's init every class of every earlier image dispatched into the last image's code, and only the last-initialised application worked (#8546). No write order over a shared table works, so the 21 tables move into one ClassImageTables per image. A thread resolves its image through a perry_thread_local! handle, falling back to the process-wide primary image. js_gc_init — codegen's first runtime call in both `main` and `perry_module_init`, on the thread that runs that image's module init — enters an image: the first thread to enter owns the primary, every later one gets a fresh image. perry/thread workers and worker_threads Workers adopt their spawner's image before running anything, because they never run module init. A thread that neither entered nor adopted (a pump firing JS for the primary heap, a reactor thread, a libtest thread) uses the primary, i.e. the process-global table it saw before, so single-image programs are unchanged. Each former `static RwLock<..>` is a `static ImageTable<RwLock<..>>` whose read()/write() return the same guard types, so the call sites are untouched. Latches and VTABLE_GEN stay process-global on purpose. Tests: two application threads registering the same class id with different method addresses each dispatch to their own (sabotage-verified: with the enter made a no-op the last writer wins and the test fails on the func_ptr); a spawned worker shares its spawner's image while a second application sees neither; a thread without an image reads the primary. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UZJbhb2FTuakurTHPAKQgd * docs(changelog): fragment for #8893 (per-image class registries, #8546) Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UZJbhb2FTuakurTHPAKQgd * perf(codegen): bound TailCallElim's alloca walk on wide statepoint functions `TailCallElimPass::markTails` walks the transitive SSA uses of every alloca; only loads/stores and nocapture call arguments stop it. On a statepoint-rewritten function an alloca handed to any runtime call reaches the statepoint token, its gc.relocates and, through their gc-live bundles, every later statepoint, so each walk covers the whole function and the pass costs allocas x uses. Coop's Next.js route (jsonwebtoken's bundled entry: 400 allocas, 643k post-RS4GC instructions, 3.4k statepoints, 477k relocates; ~1.6M visited uses per alloca) held one LLVM worker for ~100 CPU-minutes in that walk on a unit whose remaining `-Os` passes take ~16 s. Before the optimization pipeline runs, estimate the walk as `allocas x instructions` per function and stamp `"disable-tail-calls"="true"` on any function over the budget (default 2^26; `PERRY_LL_TRE_MAX_ALLOCA_WALK=<n>` raises/lowers it, `0`/`off` disables). That attribute is TRE's own early-out, so the function keeps every other pass at the requested level (#8421); it gives up exactly tail-recursion-to-loop and sibling-call codegen, and it is not `optnone` (#8583). The trip is logged with the function's name and factors, and the knob is a build/object cache input. Fixes #8883 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UZJbhb2FTuakurTHPAKQgd --------- Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com> Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph3@skelpo.com>
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…statement (#8924) * fix(hir): stash class captures after a `super()` that is not its own statement Coop's Next.js App Route fixture died at module init on every main since 0.5.1519 with `ReferenceError: Must call super constructor in derived class before accessing 'this' or returning from derived constructor`, thrown from `AppRouteRouteModule`'s standalone constructor on `new w.AppRouteRouteModule({…})`. `synthesize_class_captures` stashes every captured outer local onto the instance (`this.__perry_cap_<id> = param`) right after `super()`, so a method the constructor calls can read it (#5437). It located `super()` only as a top-level `Stmt::Expr(SuperCall)`. The minifier folds the call into a comma sequence — `super({…}), this.workUnitAsyncStorage = …, …` — so the search missed, and the early stashes fell back to constructor ENTRY, before `super()`. That was a silent write onto the pre-allocated receiver until 905017b (#8643, class semantics tail) added the spec derived-`this` TDZ check (`DERIVED_SUPER_BINDING_STACK`, `check_derived_this_initialized`), after which every construction throws. 0.5.1516 loads the fixture; every build from #8643 on fails, masked between #8643 and #8892 by the nameless `ReferenceError: identifier is not defined` (#8882) that killed init earlier. The per-image class registries (#8893) and the TRE budget (#8894) are not involved: the failure reproduces in a single-image native executable and in a ten-line program on `77b994f6b`+#8892. The early stash now goes after the statement that completes `super()`, whatever shape the call takes: a `super();` statement (as before); a comma sequence that starts with `super(…)`, which is split so the stash sits between the call and the remaining operands (sound: a statement discards the sequence's value and the operands still run in order); or, for a call nested anywhere else (`if (super(), …)`, `try { super() }`, `_this = super()`), after that whole statement. A derived body with no direct `super()` at all gets no early stash — `this` is never known to be bound — and keeps the end-of-body / before-`return` stashes. Tests: `perry-hir` unit tests lower the comma-sequence and `if`-test shapes with a captured outer and assert the first `this.__perry_cap_*` stash follows the `SuperCall` (both fail before the fix); a native e2e test constructs the Next shape through the runtime `new ns.Class(…)` path, the p-queue `if` shape, and the plain-statement shape (early stash still feeds a method called from the constructor). Refs #8546, #8882. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UZJbhb2FTuakurTHPAKQgd * docs(changelog): fragment for #8924 (capture stash after a nested super()) Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UZJbhb2FTuakurTHPAKQgd --------- Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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Problem
A host that dlopens several Perry application images into one process — Coop, one deployment per dedicated Perry thread — ends up with only the last-initialised application working. Every earlier one dies on its first by-name resolution with
TypeError: value is not a function(Next's lazyLazyModule→this._onUserlandLoaded). Established experimentally in #8546: 2 apps → first fails; 3 apps serial → first two fail; two inits interleaving closely → both fail.Mechanism
The class registries are process-global
statics keyed by compile-time class id. Class ids come from a small sequential counter in codegen, so they identify a class within one image only. N copies of the same dylib register the same ids with differentfunc_ptrs (each image's own code addresses) into oneHashMap, andinsertis last-writer-wins — after the last image's init, every class of every earlier image dispatches into the last image's code.func_ptrs are not heap pointers, which is why the from-space quarantine never faulted.It is not one table. The 26
js_register_class_*/js_class_register_*entry points write 21 class-id-keyed process-global tables across five files — not just the six inclass_registry/state.rsnamed in the issue: also the parent map and its 64 K-entry dense mirror,CLASS_CONSTRUCTORS+ flags,CLASS_NAMES/CLASS_LENGTHS/ANON_SHAPE_CLASS_IDS, theextends Error/DataView/ typed-array marks, thehasInstance/toStringTaghooks, generic-origin and fetch-parent maps. The issue's experiments show no write order over a shared table can work (first-wins for methods → every vtable is a mix; first-owner for all entry points → later images cannot initialise). The tables must be per image.Change
New module
crates/perry-runtime/src/object/class_image.rs:ClassImageTablesstruct, one instance per image, reached through aperry_thread_local!handle with a process-wide primary image as the fallback.js_gc_init— the first runtime call codegen already emits at the top of bothmainandperry_module_init, on the thread that runs that image's module init, before anyjs_register_class_*call. First thread to enter creates and owns the primary image; every later thread gets a fresh one. Coop's three app threads → three images. A plain executable → one. No codegen change, no host change.perry/threadworkers (spawn,parallelMap,parallelFilter) andworker_threadsWorkersadopt_image()their spawner's handle before running anything. I verified the claim in the task:perry/threadworkers do not re-run module init (thread.rs::spawn_implonly deserialises captures and calls the closure), so pure per-thread tables would have broken dynamic dispatch on them. Onlyworker_threadsWorkers re-run__init_body.nativePumpTick, peragent.rs), a reactor thread, a libtest thread — reads and writes the primary image, i.e. exactly the process-global table it saw before. Single-image programs are behaviourally unchanged. This is why the key is neither the thread (breaks pumps and workers) nor theAgentId(fix(runtime): make the path-module registry per-heap so one process can host several apps #8528's reason: a host's app thread never claims an agent).static RwLock<..>is now astatic ImageTable<RwLock<..>>whoseread()/write()resolve the calling thread's image and return the samestdguard types, so the ~100 use sites compile as written. The dense parent array becomes a 256 KiB heap allocation per image behindparent_dense_load/store.RegistryLatches andVTABLE_GENstay process-global on purpose (a latch armed by any image only costs another image the slow path, never a wrong answer).CLASS_STATIC_ACCESSORSleavesper_test_global!(the handle already isolates libtest threads that enter an image; those that don't share the primary as the other 20 tables always did), and the GC test guard no longer clears it — it holds code addresses, not roots.Verification (actually run, in this worktree, nightly-2026-08-20)
RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test -p perry-runtime -- class_image class_registry class_meta_registry class_constructors data_view thread_parent_class_id→ 38 passed, 0 failed (first full run); re-run after the final refactor → 22 passed, 0 failed (class_image class_registry class_meta_registry). This includes gc/thread: the class prototype/parent registries are process-global but hold per-realm heap addresses #8001'sa_second_agents_declared_prototype_address_is_its_ownand the perf(runtime): class dispatch and instanceof stop consulting locked hash maps — shapes.ts 0.28s → 0.23s #7769 dense-parent tests.object::class_image::tests:two_application_threads_keep_their_own_class_vtables— the required regression: thread A enters an image and registers class Nm→0x1000; thread B does the same with0x2000; both registrations complete before either looks up; A must dispatch to0x1000, B to0x2000.a_spawned_worker_shares_its_spawners_image— worker adopts the spawner's handle, sees its classes and vice-versa; a second application sees neither.a_thread_without_an_image_uses_the_primary— pump semantics, andenteris idempotent.enter_current_thread_imagemade a no-op (process-global behaviour restored) the two-images test fails with exactly the coop/in_process: second Next app dies with TypeError: value is not a function (GC rooting, multi-heap) #8546 symptom —application A dispatchesminto the other image's code: left: Some(8192), right: Some(4096)— and the worker test fails witha second application sees the first's classes: left: (Some(17), Some(34)), right: (None, None). Sabotage removed; green again.cargo clippy -p perry-runtime -p perry-stdlib(CI's lib-target scope) → exit 0, no findings in changed files (threetype_complexityhits it introduced were factored into type aliases).cargo fmt --all -- --checkclean.lintgate:check_file_size.sh,gc_runtime_root_holders.py(+--self-test),global_sink_isolation.py,check_gc_scanner_latches.py,addr_class_inventory.py,class_id_collisions.py,gc_rekeyed_key_tables.py,gc_store_site_inventory.py,gc_pin_sites.py,unrooted_local_shape.py --check,shape_descriptor_census.py,string_payload_access_inventory.py,raw_handle_debt.py,local_binding_type_audit.py,check_gc_doc_claims.py,check_gc_env_knobs.py,workspace_architecture.py --check→ all exit 0. (Two of them caught real problems on the first pass — the sink-isolation script matched the ident in a comment, the class-id script wanted unique test constant names — both fixed.)Not covered
COOP_BENCH_APP_COUNTS=3 …). The multi-image behaviour is proven at the unit level with the same shape as test(fetch): cover multi-app scanner registration #8562; the real Coop chain needs a Perry that loads the fixture (blocked on regression(hir): Coop's Next.js fixture throws namelessReferenceError: identifier is not definedat init on 0.5.1519 — loaded on 0.5.1516 #8882 per the issue).js_gc_init, so they get the fix without recompiling; the hook is runtime-side.get_parent_class_id(the hottest class-registry read) now does the cached-TLS image resolution before its indexed atomic load; each image allocates its 256 KiB dense table. Not benchmarked here — the perf gates run on therun-extended-testslabel.Fixes #8546
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