perf(hir): widen the property-array hoist to const aliases, captures and nested loops (20.5 → 0.47 ns) - #9153
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change records closed-shape bindings and adds a gated HIR pass that hoists eligible property-array reads from counted loops. Integration tests compare enabled and disabled compilation across safe and rejected cases. ChangesProperty-array hoisting
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The optimization now hoists property reads for additional loop shapes, but the current implementation can select an incorrect field type and can hoist a value before a loop initializer mutates the property, producing incorrect program behavior. The PR is not merge-ready until both correctness issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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for_loop_lowering->>hoist_loop_invariant_property_array: inspect counted for loop
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hoist_loop_invariant_property_array-->>for_loop_lowering: return hoisted initializer and rewritten loop
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower_decl/body_stmt.rs`:
- Around line 883-890: Update the property-array hoist safety flow around
hoist_loop_invariant_property_array to accept init via init.as_deref() alongside
condition, update, and body, and reject initializers that write or call code
capable of mutating the receiver property before the hoisted value is used. Add
a regression case covering an initializer such as assigning a new array to the
receiver property in loop_property_array_hoist.rs.
In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/property_array_hoist.rs`:
- Around line 163-166: Update the class resolution in anon_shape_field_type to
look up the class by matching c.name == class_name in pending_classes before
reading its field type; do not use the classes_index-derived idx to index
pending_classes, and preserve the existing unresolved-class behavior.
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| let hoisted = condition.as_ref().and_then(|cond| { | ||
| crate::lower::property_array_hoist::hoist_loop_invariant_property_array( | ||
| ctx, | ||
| cond, | ||
| update.as_ref(), | ||
| &body, | ||
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| }); |
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Include init in the hoist safety check.
The analysis receives condition, update, and body, but not init. The hoist is emitted before Stmt::For, although the initializer executes first. For example, for (o.arr = [7, 9]; i < o.arr.length; i++) can read the old array from the hoisted local and change the output.
Pass init.as_deref() into the analysis and reject initializers that can write or call code that can mutate the receiver property. Add this case to crates/perry/tests/loop_property_array_hoist.rs.
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower_decl/body_stmt.rs` around lines 883 - 890, Update
the property-array hoist safety flow around hoist_loop_invariant_property_array
to accept init via init.as_deref() alongside condition, update, and body, and
reject initializers that write or call code capable of mutating the receiver
property before the hoisted value is used. Add a regression case covering an
initializer such as assigning a new array to the receiver property in
loop_property_array_hoist.rs.
| let idx = *ctx.classes_index.get(class_name)?; | ||
| ctx.pending_classes | ||
| .get(idx) | ||
| .or_else(|| ctx.pending_classes.iter().find(|c| c.name == class_name)) |
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Resolve the class by name before reading its field type.
classes_index stores indexes into classes, but anon_shape_field_type applies the index to pending_classes. Since get(idx) succeeds for any in-range index, the fallback cannot correct an unrelated match. The hoisted Let can therefore receive the wrong field type. Use a name-based lookup in pending_classes.
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/property_array_hoist.rs` around lines 163 - 166,
Update the class resolution in anon_shape_field_type to look up the class by
matching c.name == class_name in pending_classes before reading its field type;
do not use the classes_index-derived idx to index pending_classes, and preserve
the existing unresolved-class behavior.
…sted loops Three shapes the first cut refused, each for a reason that dissolves on inspection. Mac mini, ns/op, the same binary switched with PERRY_LOOP_PROPERTY_HOIST, node v26.5.1 for reference: receiver captured in an arrow 20.35 -> 0.50 (node 0.54) const alias of the receiver 20.49 -> 0.47 (node 0.58) outer loop with a nested loop 20.58 -> 0.47 (node 0.55) loop with an early return 21.59 -> 3.59 (node 0.57) All four beat or match node except the last, which improves 6x and is left short by something else: an inner loop containing `return` does not appear to reach the packed-array admission, so it keeps generic indexing even once the property lookup is gone. That is a codegen-side limit, not a hoist one, and it is the next thing to look at. A `const` alias inherits the data-field proof, because neither name can ever be rebound and both therefore denote the object the literal created. That one rule also reaches receivers read inside a closure at no extra cost: the capture keeps the same LocalId, so the existing rewrite already matches. An alias of a `let` is not admitted — only const bindings ever enter the registry — and there is a test for it, since following a mutable source is exactly how this rule would turn unsound. Nested loops are the shape the pass exists for (`m.rows[i]` outside, the row inside), and refusing them was pure conservatism: a nested loop is safe on the same terms as any other statement, so the scan recurses instead. `return` and `throw` are likewise fine — the hoisted Let is evaluated before the loop either way, and leaving early only skips reads. Every arm the scan admits is also handled by the rewriter, or the read it vouched for would silently keep its per-iteration lookup. size(1) .text: 10974932 -> 10973396, i.e. -1536 bytes (-0.014%); the wider the pass reaches the more per-iteration lookups it deletes, so it keeps removing code. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01F1dt1jfzK2cheMZyus6y6p
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Merged, on top of #9149 which I merged just before this. Its branch carried #9149's commits, so I applied only its own ( Widening a hoist widens its exposure, so I re-ran the same 18-shape safety probe I used on #9149 rather than assuming the base validation carried over. The cases that matter for this PR are the three it newly admits:
And the escape hatches still hold under the wider admission — which is the thing I'd actually worry about, since an alias or capture makes it easier to lose track of who can mutate the receiver: | 10, 11 | getter receiver, called 3× | 1 of 18 differs from node, and it is 1 of 18 on main too — Validation: hir 365 passed, codegen 1356, runtime 2840 (exit 0, 0 abort markers), fmt clean, |
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Follows #9149, which deliberately left three receiver shapes alone. One rule covers all three.
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Quiet Mac mini, node v26.5.1, ns/op, medians of 3. Both perry columns are the same binary, switched with
PERRY_LOOP_PROPERTY_HOIST:constalias of the receiverreturnWith #9149 this takes the original benchmark to four of five rows beating node. The remaining one is a parameter receiver, which needs a genuine runtime guard rather than a static proof and is not attempted here.
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constalias inherits the data-field proof.const h = holderwhereholderis itself aconstclosed-shape literal binding: neither name can ever be rebound, so both always denote the object the literal created, and everything #9149 argued aboutholderholds verbatim forh.That one rule also reaches receivers read inside a closure, at no extra cost and with no new machinery. A capture keeps the same
LocalId, so the existing rewrite already matches the body — confirmed by dumping HIR rather than assumed:An alias of a
letis not admitted, because onlyconstbindings ever enter the registry. There is a test for it: following a mutable source is exactly how this rule would turn unsound.Nested loops and early exits
Refusing any loop whose body contained a nested loop was pure conservatism — and it excluded
m.rows[i]with an inner loop over the row, which is the shape the pass exists for. A nested loop is safe on precisely the same terms as any other statement: it may not rebind the receiver and may not call.returnandthroware likewise fine, since the hoistedLetis evaluated before the loop either way and leaving early only skips reads.Every arm the scan admits is also handled by the rewriter. That pairing is load-bearing rather than tidiness: an admitted-but-unrewritten statement would silently keep its per-iteration lookup, so the two match arms are meant to be read side by side.
The early-
returnrow, honestly3.59 is a 6x improvement but still 6.3x node, and the residual is not this pass. Isolating it on a bare local array, with no property lookup and no hoisting involved at all:
if (l < 0) { l = 0; }if (l < 0) break;if (l < 0) continue;if (l < 0) return -1;A plain conditional is free; any abrupt statement costs 6x, including
continue, which never leaves the loop. Filed as #9151 with the predicate located (stmt_is_packed_f64_loop_safe,loops.rs:5011, one rejection arm covering all of them).Binary size
size(1).text: 10,974,932 → 10,973,396, i.e. −1536 bytes (−0.014%), against −320 bytes for #9149 alone. The wider the pass reaches, the more per-iteration lookups it deletes, so it keeps removing code rather than adding it.Gates
-D warningsclean; perry-hir 591/0; perry-codegen 1839/0; perry-runtime lib 2837/0 (--test-threads=1); census, address-classification, file-size and raw-handle-debt lints all pass with none raised. Integration: the hoist suite 11/11 (4 new), plusissue_8655_array_subclass_indexing2/2,issue_8690_loop_versioned_arraylike3/3 andissue_8897_field_push_writeback3/3. The battery ran before a rebase onto #9137, which is unrelated (object-delete ICs) and does not touch HIR lowering.Summary by CodeRabbit
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