perf(runtime): the receiver own-key probe stops scanning the keys array element by element - #9190
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe receiver own-key probe now uses direct indexed lookup instead of per-element accessor calls. Test-only instrumentation and runtime tests verify dense, indexed, deletion, and re-addition paths. TypeScript tests cover receiver-based ChangesOwn-key lookup optimization
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The runtime optimization is localized, but the added receiver-set test may retain an object pointer across allocations and become unreliable if garbage collection moves that object. This is a bounded test issue requiring owner follow-up; the PR is otherwise mergeable. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ReflectSet
participant obj_value_has_own_key
participant keys_find_slot_by_key_ptr
participant Receiver
ReflectSet->>obj_value_has_own_key: probe receiver own key
obj_value_has_own_key->>keys_find_slot_by_key_ptr: search backing key storage
keys_find_slot_by_key_ptr-->>obj_value_has_own_key: return key slot result
obj_value_has_own_key-->>ReflectSet: return own-key status
ReflectSet->>Receiver: apply receiver property update
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/set_receiver_tests.rs`:
- Around line 36-38: Update the set helper and the repeated setup at the
referenced location to capture the receiver as its NaN-boxed value rather than a
raw pointer, then recover or root the current object pointer after
js_string_from_bytes allocates and before js_object_set_field_by_name uses it.
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| let set = |name: &str, v: f64| { | ||
| let s = crate::string::js_string_from_bytes(name.as_ptr(), name.len() as u32); | ||
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Keep the receiver pointer valid across allocations.
set captures raw obj and calls js_string_from_bytes before it uses that pointer. Lines 79-80 repeat this pattern. If allocation evacuates the receiver, these calls use a stale pointer and can crash or corrupt this GC-sensitive test. Store the receiver as its NaN-boxed value, then recover or root the current pointer after each allocation.
As per coding guidelines: “Captured string/pointer values must be NaN-boxed before storing, not raw bitcast.”
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/set_receiver_tests.rs` around lines 36 - 38,
Update the set helper and the repeated setup at the referenced location to
capture the receiver as its NaN-boxed value rather than a raw pointer, then
recover or root the current object pointer after js_string_from_bytes allocates
and before js_object_set_field_by_name uses it.
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Validated on claude-code itself: this chain is 10.5% of A fresh symbolized profile of current main (
Context, same box, five interleaved reps:
A note on how this was validated, because the obvious benchmark was wrong. Session 88 measured plain-object stores at 17–29× node and offered the curve as this PR's validation. Counting rather than timing killed it: |
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… one element accessor at a time (163 200 -> 0 element reads at 400 stores)
`obj_value_has_own_key`'s ordinary-object arm answered "does this receiver
already own this key" with a per-element `js_array_get` + `js_string_key_matches`
loop, each iteration wrapped in a `RuntimeHandle::across_mut` round-trip. That
is the full JS-facing element accessor — forward resolution, Map/Set/typed-array
/buffer registry probes, the descriptor gate, hole translation — for what is a
raw slot compare, paid once per already-installed key, per store.
It is on the receiver-based `[[Set]]` walk:
js_put_value_set_dyn_ic_miss
-> proxy::ordinary_set_with_receiver
-> proxy::create_or_update_receiver_property
-> proxy::own_set_descriptor
-> object::obj_value_has_own_key
reached by every store the PerryTS#5054 direct-store lane declines. One
`Object.defineProperty` on the receiver is enough to decline it — which is the
esbuild CJS-namespace shape, and `claude-code`'s bundle carries 1 526 of them —
so building a module namespace property-by-property re-scanned every key
already installed. Quadratic, and on a symbolized profile of `claude --help`
`js_array_get_f64` (4.20%) plus `across_mut::<ArrayHeader, JSValue,
obj_value_has_own_key::{closure}>` (2.44%) plus `obj_value_has_own_key` itself
(1.02%) were all this one loop.
PerryTS#6759's shared key index already answers exactly this question — O(1) at or
above `KEYS_INDEX_THRESHOLD`, a raw dense-slot compare below it — and its own
doc comment records replacing these walks ("measured 90.8 MILLION
`js_array_get_f64` calls for 1.5 M property operations"). Thirteen other
`[[Get]]`/`[[Set]]`/delete sites route through it; this one was missed. Route
it through `keys_find_slot_by_key_ptr`, which allocates nothing, so the
per-iteration re-rooting the old loop needed goes with it.
Counted, not timed. Element reads through `js_array_get_f64` for the
esbuild-namespace shape (one `defineProperty`, then N stores):
N before after
25 825 0
50 2 900 0
100 10 800 0
200 41 600 0
400 163 200 0
and process-total `js_array_get_f64` calls at N=400 fall 165 135 -> 1 935.
Symbol-level proof: the `across_mut::<ArrayHeader, JSValue,
obj_value_has_own_key::{closure}>` monomorphization — the exact profile frame —
is gone from the runtime archive (1 -> 0), as is its `js_array_get_f64`
relocation (1 -> 0); `keys_find_slot_by_key_ptr` appears in its place, and the
only surviving array call in the function is one `js_array_length` for the key
count. `.text` of a compiled program: 11 044 244 -> 11 043 924 (-320 B).
`test_gap_9180_receiver_set_own_key_scan.ts` is byte-identical to node and
covers the correctness surface the walk owns: both index tiers (8 keys and 40,
crossing the 32-key threshold), the two ways the index declines to answer — a
delete that shrinks it back to `Unindexed`, and the `Absent` completeness
verdict for a key never installed — plus `Reflect.set` with receiver !== target,
a proxy receiver, an own accessor on the receiver, a non-writable own data
property, `Object.defineProperty` interaction, prototype shadowing, a
non-extensible receiver, and index-vs-name keys.
`has_own_key_probe_never_uses_the_element_accessor` pins it as an executable
fact against the new test-only `js_array_get_f64` entry counter; it fails on
the parent commit (17 accessor calls for three probes of an 8-key object) and
passes here at 0.
Validation: `cargo test -p perry-runtime --lib -- --test-threads=1` 2848
passed / 0 failed; `cargo test -p perry-codegen --lib` 1357 passed / 0 failed;
`--test native_proof_regressions` 285 passed / 0 failed. A 40-fixture
node-differential sweep over the object/proxy/descriptor/prototype test-files
is 38/38 identical (one pre-existing unsettled-await mismatch in
`test_gap_2159`, reproduced unchanged on the parent commit).
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Ay8VyLkKbm8Hkc1xmvTEsP
…ine cap object/tests.rs reached 2088 lines, over check_file_size.sh's cap. Extracts the new PerryTS#9180 test into object/own_key_probe_tests.rs. Adds the changelog fragment.
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Merged. The counter is the part I want to single out. Asserting The reasoning behind the change holds up too: the element accessor runs forward resolution, the Map/Set/typed-array/buffer registry probes, the descriptor gate and hole translation, and the own-key walk needs none of it — it wants a raw slot read and knows the storage is dense. Validation: My own differential probe over the same area (300+ named keys, numeric/string key aliasing, negative and fractional keys, non-enumerable and accessor descriptors, symbol keys, The two Added the |
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A DWARF call-graph recording of the claude-code CLI running
--helpshowed the profile's largest symbol,js_array_get_f64at 4.2%, has zero callers in generated code. It is reached from the property-STORE slow path:obj_value_has_own_key's ordinary-object arm answered "does this receiver already own this key?" with a loop doing, per key, onejs_array_get(the full JS-facing accessor:clean_arr_ptr, Map/Set/typed-array/buffer registry probes, descriptor gate, hole translation) plus aRuntimeHandle::across_mutre-rooting round trip.Why the index wasn't used: nothing structural — it was missed.
keys_find_slot_by_key_ptranswers exactly this question (O(1) shape index at/above the 32-key threshold, raw dense-slot compare below), and its own doc comment records replacing these walks elsewhere ("measured 90.8 millionjs_array_get_f64calls for 1.5 M property operations"). Thirteen other [[Get]]/[[Set]]/delete sites route through it — including three inproxy/put_value.rs, the same subsystem. This one call site kept the old loop.Cost is quadratic in the receiver's key count. Counted with a temporary runtime counter, not timed — the esbuild CJS-namespace shape (one
Object.defineProperty, then N stores):js_array_get_f64cc's bundle contains 1,526
Object.definePropertyoccurrences, so this is the module-init path. Nine store shapes were probed to find which reach the ordinary arm; three do (defineProperty-then-store,Reflect.setwith receiver ≠ target, and a descriptor onObject.prototype), and class instances / arrays / closures /Object.createdo not.The change is one call site — the loop becomes
keys_find_slot_by_key_ptr(...).is_some(). It allocates nothing, so the per-iteration re-rooting the old loop required disappears with it. No proxy semantics touched: same question, different search.Symbol-level proof (
objdump -d -r): theacross_mut::<ArrayHeader, JSValue, obj_value_has_own_key::{closure}>monomorphization goes 1 → 0, itsjs_array_get_f64relocation 1 → 0,keys_find_slot_by_key_ptrappears, and the only surviving array call is onejs_array_length..text−320 bytes.Validation:
test_gap_9180_receiver_set_own_key_scan.tsbyte-identical to node — both index tiers (8 and 40 keys, crossing the threshold), and the two paths where the index declines or reports absence (a delete shrinking it toUnindexed, and theAbsentcompleteness verdict), plusReflect.setreceiver ≠ target, proxy receiver with the trap log asserted, own accessor on receiver, non-writable own data,definePropertyinteraction, prototype shadowing, non-extensible receiver, index-vs-name keys. A unit test pins it against a test-only accessor counter and fails on the parent commit (17 accessor calls for 3 probes of an 8-key object) — the regression pin proves itself. perry-runtime 2848/0, perry-codegen 1357/0, native_proof_regressions 285/0, and a 40-fixture node differential over object/proxy/descriptor/prototype fixtures with the one mismatch reproduced unchanged on the parent.Implemented by a subagent in an isolated worktree; reviewed and shipped by the coordinating session.
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