perf(runtime,codegen): computed reads take the key by value (computed-key read now ~2x node) - #9021
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… pointer The computed-read lowering called js_get_string_pointer_unified before the by-name entry, because that entry's signature wants a *const StringHeader. For an SSO key that means materialising inline bytes onto the heap — an intern hash and table probe, and an allocation on a miss — on EVERY read, purely to satisfy a pointer signature. intern_dispatch_bytes is 5.5% of the combined overwrite loop, essentially all of it that. A new by-value entry takes the key NaN-boxed and probes the megamorphic read stub on its CONTENT bits first, so a hit never builds a StringHeader at all. Anything else falls through to exactly the previous path, so feedback recording, exotic receivers and prototype resolution are unchanged. The fallback materialisation can allocate and therefore move the receiver — the hazard the caller's own lowering comment describes and worked around by re-deriving the handle below the unbox. That hazard now lives in the runtime entry, which roots the receiver across the materialisation and re-reads it; the fast path no longer allocates, so codegen's workaround goes away. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughComputed property reads now pass keys in NaN-boxed form. Heap strings use the existing getter, while SSO keys use read-stub and intern-table probes before materialization. Codegen declares and calls the new runtime entry. ChangesComputed reads by value
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to This PR changes computed property reads and typed-array/Buffer stores, but the current version can write incorrect byte values for short-string inputs, suppress strict-assignment errors in some ordinary-object cases, and may mishandle key lifetime or policy-sensitive reads. These correctness and runtime-safety risks should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant IndexGet
participant TypedFeedback
participant ReadStub
participant InternTable
participant ByNameGetter
IndexGet->>TypedFeedback: pass NaN-boxed key to js_typed_feedback_object_get_field_by_value_f64
TypedFeedback->>ReadStub: probe SSO content bits
ReadStub-->>TypedFeedback: return cached field value or miss
TypedFeedback->>InternTable: perform read-only intern_lookup_bytes
InternTable-->>TypedFeedback: return canonical StringHeader or none
TypedFeedback->>ByNameGetter: materialize cold-miss key and delegate read
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/typedarray/access.rs`:
- Around line 273-275: Preserve assignment strictness in the ordinary-receiver
fallback by threading assignment_strict through the js_typed_array_set path and
ElementReadReceiver::Ordinary handling, or by using a strict-aware
js_dyn_index_set variant. Ensure strict assignments still throw the required
TypeError for non-writable properties and getter-only accessors.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/typedarray/mod.rs`:
- Around line 1102-1103: Update jsvalue_to_uint8 to recognize and convert
SHORT_STRING_TAG values before applying to_uint32_bits, or route them through
the shared ToNumber conversion so numeric short strings such as "1" produce 1
rather than 0. Add a regression test covering Buffer storage of a short-string
numeric value.
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| crate::value::js_dyn_index_set(receiver, f64::from(index), value); | ||
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Preserve strictness in the ordinary receiver fallback.
The codegen fallback calls js_typed_array_set without assignment_strict. Its ElementReadReceiver::Ordinary arm then calls js_dyn_index_set, which forces strict to 0. A strict assignment with a reassigned ordinary receiver may therefore suppress the required TypeError for a non-writable property or getter-only accessor. Pass strictness through this fallback or add a strict-aware setter variant.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/typedarray/access.rs` around lines 273 - 275,
Preserve assignment strictness in the ordinary-receiver fallback by threading
assignment_strict through the js_typed_array_set path and
ElementReadReceiver::Ordinary handling, or by using a strict-aware
js_dyn_index_set variant. Ensure strict assignments still throw the required
TypeError for non-writable properties and getter-only accessors.
| pub(crate) fn jsvalue_to_uint8(value: f64) -> u8 { | ||
| to_uint32_bits(jsvalue_to_f64(value)) as u8 |
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Handle short-string values before narrowing.
jsvalue_to_uint8 passes inline SHORT_STRING_TAG values to to_uint32_bits as NaN. The Buffer store therefore writes 0 for "1" instead of 1. Decode short strings or use the shared ToNumber path, and add a regression test.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/typedarray/mod.rs` around lines 1102 - 1103, Update
jsvalue_to_uint8 to recognize and convert SHORT_STRING_TAG values before
applying to_uint32_bits, or route them through the shared ToNumber conversion so
numeric short strings such as "1" produce 1 rather than 0. Add a regression test
covering Buffer storage of a short-string numeric value.
PerryTS#9016 is the source-small preinline PR, already merged. A wrong number is invisible until a release is cut and then attributes this change to that PR (PerryTS#8978); PerryTS#9010's gate warns on it.
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Merged, with The stale-slot hazard is handled correctly: the stub is keyed on Renumbered the fragment from Validation: One real bug found, filed rather than blamed hereMy probe caught a divergence from node: const c: any = {};
const b = c["k"]; // read before the key exists
c["k"] = 7;
console.log(c["k"]); // node: 7 perry: undefinedI A/B'd before attributing it, and It is worth flagging on this PR anyway, because it lives exactly where you are working. The discriminator is interesting: the literal-key form fails (both |
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The computed-read lowering called
js_get_string_pointer_unifiedbefore the by-name entry, because that entry wants a*const StringHeader. For an SSO key that means materialising inline bytes onto the heap — an intern hash and table probe on every read — purely to satisfy a pointer signature.intern_dispatch_byteswas 5.5% of the combined overwrite loop, essentially all of it that.The new by-value entry takes the key NaN-boxed, in escalating cost order:
StringHeader;with_const_ptrreload.The old codegen worked around the materialisation hazard by re-deriving its receiver handle below the unbox; that workaround is deleted because the fast path no longer allocates, and the hazard now lives in the one place that does.
Measurement
Interleaved A/B, min-of-21, quiet load (~1.1), base and branch from exact SHAs in one run. Node on the same host in brackets:
A measurement war story the reviewer deserves to know
An earlier draft of this branch appeared to regress populated delete by 38%, and I chased two wrong theories (root-push write barriers, then a shared-flag flip) before the GC diagnostic showed the branch retaining 760 MB vs 9.4 MB. The real cause: my squash (
git reset --softover a stale working tree) had silently reverted #9013's in-place delete — and some unrelated files — so the branch was cloning a 4 KB keys array per delete again. The commit is now exactly the intended six files (git diff origin/main --name-onlyverified), and the "regression" vanished. The by-value change itself never touched delete.Verification
perry-runtime2790 passed / 0 failed,perry-codegensuites green, no warnings (--all-targets).string_datahelper) and the raw-handle ceiling (scopedwith_const_ptr).https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP
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