perf(runtime): IC hits stop re-deriving shape-immutable facts (combined loop now beats node) - #9022
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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
A stub or way hit re-proved the receiver's kind (a registry probe via is_class_object_ptr), the plain-ordinary verdict, and the inline slot bound (a descriptor fetch) on every hit — 16% of the combined overwrite loop (write_fast_path_receiver_kind_ok 6.8%, shape_object_kind_by_id 5.1%, shape_live_inline_slot_count_by_id 4.4%). All of those are facts of the SHAPE ID: the shape table only ever inserts descriptors — the sole in-place mutations are GC bookkeeping (the relocated keys address and carrier liveness bits) — so object_kind, live_inline_slot_count and logical_key_count cannot change under a fixed id. A hit whose token matches the receiver's CURRENT stamp has therefore already proved everything prime time proved about kind and bounds. The slot word now carries the one bit of prime-time knowledge a hit needs: IC_SLOT_OVERFLOW_BIT, deciding inline store/load vs the spill store. Hits keep the checks that ARE mutable per object: header type, forwarded, and the blocking flags Object.freeze-family operations set, plus the token compare. Applied to the write stub, the per-site dyn ways, and both read-stub hit sites. Overflow entries are bound-checked against logical_key_count at prime. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR speeds up inline-cache hits but also changes numeric typed-array conversion; user-controlled conversion can detach a backing before the final store, and string values such as "7" may be written incorrectly. Merge should wait for post-conversion validation and correct ECMAScript string-number handling. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/typedarray/mod.rs`:
- Line 1103: The Uint8Array conversion path must apply ECMAScript ToNumber
semantics before narrowing: update the logic around jsvalue_to_f64 and
to_uint32_bits to properly decode both SSO and heap strings, including decimal
and hexadecimal forms such as "7" and "0x101", then perform the existing byte
conversion. Add regression coverage for both string inputs.
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| /// typed-array path before calling the integer-only buffer accessor. | ||
| pub(crate) fn jsvalue_to_uint8(value: f64) -> u8 { | ||
| to_uint32_bits(jsvalue_to_f64(value)) as u8 |
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Implement ECMAScript string ToNumber before byte narrowing.
At Line 1103, jsvalue_to_f64 returns a SHORT_STRING_TAG value as raw NaN-box bits. to_uint32_bits then returns 0. An untyped Uint8Array write with an SSO value of "7" stores 0, not 7. Heap numeric strings such as "0x101" also store 0 because Rust parse::<f64>() does not implement JavaScript numeric-string syntax. Normalize heap and SSO strings through the runtime ToNumber path before modulo narrowing. Add regression cases for "7" and "0x101".
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/typedarray/mod.rs` at line 1103, The Uint8Array
conversion path must apply ECMAScript ToNumber semantics before narrowing:
update the logic around jsvalue_to_f64 and to_uint32_bits to properly decode
both SSO and heap strings, including decimal and hexadecimal forms such as "7"
and "0x101", then perform the existing byte conversion. Add regression coverage
for both string inputs.
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Merged. The premise is the whole PR, so I verified it directly rather than taking the summary's word: Rebased onto Probed the things that can still change under a fixed shape id, since those are what the hit path still has to catch:
All byte-identical to node, so the retained checks (header type, forwarded, freeze-family blocking flags, token compare) are catching what the dropped ones used to. Removed a duplicate changelog fragment: the branch carried Validation: |
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Stacked on #9021. Every stub or way hit re-proved three things about the receiver: its kind (a registry probe via
is_class_object_ptr), the plain-ordinary verdict, and the inline slot bound (a descriptor fetch). Together 16% of the combined overwrite loop:write_fast_path_receiver_kind_ok6.8%,shape_object_kind_by_id5.1%,shape_live_inline_slot_count_by_id4.4%.All three are facts of the shape id, and descriptors are immutable per id. The shape table only ever inserts descriptors; its only in-place mutations are GC bookkeeping (the relocated
keysaddress, the carrier liveness bits) — verified by reading everyget_mut/raw-record write inshapes.rs. Soobject_kind,live_inline_slot_countandlogical_key_countcannot change under a fixed id, and a hit whose token matches the receiver's current stamp has already proved everything prime time proved.The slot word now carries the one prime-time verdict a hit actually needs —
IC_SLOT_OVERFLOW_BIT, inline region vs spill store — with overflow entries bound-checked againstlogical_key_countat prime. Hits keep exactly the per-object-mutable checks: header type, forwarded, theObject.freeze-family blocking flags, and the token compare. Applied to the write stub, the per-site dyn ways, and both read-stub hit sites.Measurement
Interleaved A/B, min-of-21, quiet load (~0.8), base = the exact parent commit:
Correctness
perry-runtime2790 passed / 0 failed; all 60 lint gates pass; no warnings.Object.freezemutates header flags without a shape change, which is precisely why the blocking-flags check stays on the hit path while the shape-derived checks moved to prime.https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP
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Bug Fixes
Uint8Arrayvalues being silently ignored.257→1and-1→255.Tests
Uint8Arrayreads, writes, and value conversion.