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The primary (case-insensitive) collation pass built two fresh lowercased
`String`s with `str::to_lowercase` and compared those, so every comparison
paid two heap allocations and two full Unicode case-mapping passes over both
operands to answer a question usually decided by the first character — and a
sort pays that O(n log n) times. Walk the two lowercased scalar streams in
lockstep instead, stopping at the first difference, with a byte-level loop
for the leading all-ASCII run.
On the non-ASCII path `locale_compare_canonical` also stops materializing two
NFC `String`s per comparison: an `is_nfc_quick` check (a table lookup per
scalar, no allocation) skips the rewrite for text that is already NFC, which
covers precomposed letters, CJK and emoji.
The ordering is deliberately unchanged. U+03A3 is the one scalar whose
lowercase mapping is context-dependent (final sigma ς vs medial σ); the walk
reports it rather than guessing and falls back to `str::to_lowercase`, which
implements the Final_Sigma rule.
Tests pin both halves of that claim:
`matches_the_allocating_reference_{on_every_pair,on_random_strings}` are
differential against the exact formulation this replaces, over a corpus
spanning ASCII, Latin-1 accented letters in both spellings, CJK, emoji,
combining marks, the two special case mappings and WTF-8 lone surrogates,
and assert the corpus reaches all three arms;
`locale_compare_is_a_strict_weak_ordering` proves reflexivity, antisymmetry
and transitivity over every triple, so `Array.prototype.sort` stays
well-defined; `canonical_equivalents_stay_equal` and
`documented_guarantees_hold` cover canonical equivalence, case-only
differences, empty/prefix/long-common-prefix pairs and the documented
divergence from ICU.
Also make the limitation public and accurate. `docs/typescript-parity-gaps.md`
listed `localeCompare()` and `toLocaleLowerCase()`/`toLocaleUpperCase()` as
"Missing (needs Intl)"; all three are implemented. The new note and the
rewritten `js_string_locale_compare` doc comment state what the ordering
actually guarantees — canonical equivalence, case-insensitive code point
order, a lowercase-first case tiebreak — and what it does not: no collation
weights, no locale tailoring, and an order that differs from Node for
accented letters, symbols and emoji, by design rather than by omission.
Refs #10094
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In `@changelog.d/10111-locale-compare-allocations.md`:
- Line 1: Update the changelog entry’s allocation claim to clarify that only
common fast paths avoid allocations; note that non-NFC inputs and contextual
Greek sigma handling may still allocate through NFC materialization or lowercase
conversion.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/string/compare.rs`:
- Line 846: Guard the byte offset before the tail slices passed to
locale_primary_cmp, specifically in the js_string_locale_compare path around
locale_primary_cmp_scalars. Ensure i is a valid UTF-8 character boundary for
both a and b before slicing, and preserve safe comparison behavior for truncated
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In `@docs/typescript-parity-gaps.md`:
- Around line 167-168: Update the documentation statement about the collator’s
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not affect ordering afterward; also note that invalid locale lists or collator
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Qualify the allocation-free claim.
The non-NFC path can materialize NFC strings, and the contextual Greek sigma path falls back to str::to_lowercase. A comparison can therefore still allocate. State that the common fast paths avoid allocations.
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-`String.prototype.localeCompare` no longer allocates on a comparison (`#10094`).
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In `@changelog.d/10111-locale-compare-allocations.md` at line 1, Update the
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allocations; note that non-NFC inputs and contextual Greek sigma handling may
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string_as_str creates an unchecked &str over the raw payload, and js_string_locale_compare passes it to locale_primary_cmp. The runtime preserves truncated and stray byte payloads, so b"a\x80" can reach this path. The ASCII walk sets i = 1, but &a[i..] then panics because byte 1 is not a character boundary.
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+ // boundary at `i`; order those tails by byte, as the fallthrough path does.
+ if !a.is_char_boundary(i) || !b.is_char_boundary(i) {
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Clarify that locales is validated before it is ignored for ordering.
crates/perry-runtime/src/intl.rs:293-306 calls get_canonical_locales(locales) and validates collator options. Invalid locale lists or options can still throw. State that locales does not affect ordering after validation, rather than saying the argument is simply ignored.
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In `@docs/typescript-parity-gaps.md` around lines 167 - 168, Update the
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The corpus forged them with `from_utf8_unchecked`, because a lone surrogate has no valid `&str` spelling and `locale_compare_default` takes `&str`. `chars()` over such a slice yields a value that is not a valid `char`, and std's UB precondition check catches that in a debug build: CI's `cargo-test` job (debug profile) aborted with SIGABRT instead of reporting an ordering. A `--release` run does not enable the check, which is why this was green locally. That is a property of the runtime's WTF-8-as-`&str` view (`string_as_str`), unchanged by this PR and identical on both sides of the differential, so the entries could only ever have proven the checker works. The sound byte-level lone-surrogate coverage stays where its helper takes `&[u8]`: `utf16_cmp_ascii_fast_path_tests::lone_surrogates_fall_back_to_byte_order`. The corpus doc comment now says so. Verified on the debug profile CI actually uses: `cargo test -p perry-runtime` → 3606 passed, 0 failed, 4 ignored.
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Closes #10094.
What changed
locale_compare_defaultbegan with— two heap allocations and two full Unicode case-mapping passes over both
operands, per comparison, discarded immediately, to answer a question that is
usually decided by the first character. A sort pays that O(n log n) times.
The primary pass now walks the two lowercased scalar streams in lockstep and
stops at the first difference: a byte loop while both sides are ASCII (where
to_lowercaseis one-to-one, so the streams stay byte-aligned with theinputs), then a
LowerCharsiterator that isstr::to_lowercasewithout theString. Nothing is allocated.On the non-ASCII path
locale_compare_canonicalwas materializing two NFCStrings per comparison as well. Anis_nfc_quickcheck — a table lookup perscalar, no allocation — now skips the rewrite for text that is already NFC,
which is all precomposed letters, CJK and emoji. Only text that genuinely
needs normalizing pays.
The ordering is unchanged, deliberately
Per the issue: no collation table, no ICU, no per-locale tailoring, and the
sort-objects-locale-key-unicodechecksums stay divergent from Node. Verifiedboth statically and dynamically.
U+03A3 is the one scalar whose lowercase mapping is context-dependent (final
sigma
ςvs medialσ, the only conditional language-independent mapping inSpecialCasing.txt). The walk reports it asLowerStep::Contextualratherthan guessing, and falls back to
str::to_lowercase, which implements theFinal_Sigma rule. That is the only case that still allocates.
Tests
matches_the_allocating_reference_on_every_pair— differential againstthe exact
to_lowercase-materializing formulation this replaces, on everyordered pair of a 70-string corpus spanning ASCII (case-only pairs,
long-common-prefix pairs), Latin-1 accented letters in both precomposed and
decomposed spellings, CJK, emoji, bare combining marks, U+0130 and U+03A3.
It also asserts the corpus reaches all three arms
— ASCII byte loop, scalar walk, contextual fallback — so a green run cannot
mean "never entered the new code".
matches_the_allocating_reference_on_random_strings— 20,000 seededrandom pairs over a mixed-script alphabet with shared prefixes of every
length, so expansions land at arbitrary offsets.
locale_compare_is_a_strict_weak_ordering— the issue's third criterion:cmp(a,a) == 0,sign(cmp(a,b)) == -sign(cmp(b,a)), and transitivity ofboth
<and the induced equivalence over every triple of the corpus,through
locale_compare_canonical(whatjs_string_locale_compareactuallycalls).
Array.prototype.sortis only well-defined for a consistentcomparator; an approximate ordering still has to be one.
canonical_equivalents_stay_equal— decomposed vs precomposed compareequal, and the case tiebreak still applies across spellings.
documented_guarantees_hold— empty, identical, prefix,differing-after-a-512-char-common-prefix, case-only, primary-beats-tertiary,
and the three documented ICU divergences asserted rather than implied.
final_sigma_falls_back_and_stays_correct— asserts the fallback isactually taken for
ΟΔΟΣ, that aΣpast the deciding position does notforce it, and that all six sigma pairs match the reference.
cargo test --release -p perry-runtime string::compare→ 20 passed.run_parity_tests.sh --filter test_gap_string→ 8/8.--filter intl→ 14/14.Measurements
Quiet M1 mini (load ~1.7), Node v26.5.1 (the
.node-versionpin), base andfixed runtimes built from the same tree with the same compiler package set
(
-p perry -p perry-runtime-static -p perry-stdlib-static),--no-auto-optimize,the two Perry arms and Node interleaved, three rounds per point, each round
itself the workload's own median of seven in-process samples. Both arms'
binary + archive stamps were checked for coherence before measuring.
sort-objects-locale-key-unicode(nolocalesargument — the comparator alone)The 1,000,000 row timed out on the base runtime in the issue's baseline and
still does here. Re-run with the cap lifted it completes at 7260.3 ms/run, so
the speedup is 2.77× and the fixed runtime finishes inside the harness budget.
string-locale-compare-unicode(localeCompare(other, 'en-US'))string-locale-compare-ascii(localeCompare(other, 'en-US'))Ordering preserved
Perry-side checksums are byte-identical between the base and fixed runtimes at
every size of every workload, including
sort-objects-locale-key-unicodeat n=1,000,000 (
138957853, obtained from the base runtime with the timeoutlifted). The issue's reduction still prints Perry's existing answer:
A finding the issue did not predict
string-locale-compare-asciibarely moves, and it is not because thecomparison is still slow. That workload calls
localeCompare(other, 'en-US'),and a
localesargument makes codegen emitjs_string_validate_collator_argson every call —
CanonicalizeLocaleListplus theInitializeCollatoroption reads, which is a spec-mandated observable side effect (#5906) but is
re-derived from the same constant string every time.
Dropping only that argument from the same workload, everything else identical:
string-locale-compare-asciiwith'en-US'string-locale-compare-asciiwithout itstring-locale-compare-unicodewith'en-US'string-locale-compare-unicodewithout itSo ~79% of
string-locale-compare-ascii's base time and ~46% ofstring-locale-compare-unicode's is locale-argument validation, not collation.With it removed the comparator's own gain is clear: 1.20× faster on ASCII,
2.06× on Unicode, 3.4× on the sort workload.
Caching validated locale tags is a legitimate, spec-preserving fix (for a
string
localesandundefinedoptionsthe validation is a pure function ofthe input, so memoizing it changes nothing observable, including the
RangeErrorfor a bad tag). It is deliberately not in this PR: it lives inintl.rs/locale.rs, under #5906/#2781 rather than #10094, and this issuedraws its ownership boundary at
compare.rsplus the docs. Happy to open it asa follow-up.
Docs
docs/typescript-parity-gaps.mdlisted bothlocaleCompare()andtoLocaleLowerCase()/toLocaleUpperCase()as "Missing (needs Intl)". Allthree are implemented — the latter two have real
tr/az/ltcasingtailoring from #2781. Both rows are corrected, and a note under the String
table states what
localeCompareactually guarantees and what it does not.The
js_string_locale_comparedoc comment now says the same thing at thesource, including the worked
"ä".localeCompare("😀")divergence and why oneuntailored table would not settle it anyway (German sorts
äwitha,Swedish after
z).Validation
RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test -p perry-runtimeon the debug profileCI's
cargo-testjob uses: 3606 passed, 0 failed, 4 ignored. Same resulton
--releaseat the profile's owncodegen-units = 1.surrogates with
from_utf8_unchecked(a lone surrogate has no valid&strspelling, and this comparator takes
&str), sochars()produced a valuethat is not a valid
charand std's UB precondition check fired — a check a--releaserun does not enable. Those entries are gone; the soundbyte-level lone-surrogate coverage stays in
lone_surrogates_fall_back_to_byte_order, whose helper takes&[u8]. Thatexposure is a property of
string_as_str's WTF-8-as-&strview, unchangedby this PR.
run_parity_tests.sh --filter test_gap_string→ 8/8,--filter intl→14/14,
--filter sort→ 5/6. The one red there,test_issue_pino_sorting_order_undefined, is a registered known failure(parity: 2026-08-17 dark-debt audit — 93 parity + 27 compile failures unlisted after six dark weeks (90.7% aggregate) #8271, untriaged, platform-gated to
linuxso it runs unskipped on macOS);it is a CJS default-import prefix collision and contains no
localeCompare.scripts/run_lint_gates.sh: 82 of 83 green. The one failure,benchmarks/ci_public_baseline_check.py, is pre-existing onmain— thisbranch touches no file in
public_baseline.SOURCE_PATHSorHARNESS_PATHS,so both fingerprints are byte-identical to
origin/main's.cargo fmt --all -- --check,scripts/check_file_size.sh, clippy and-D warningsacross the host-compatible workspace: clean.Inherited red checks
lintandcargo-testare also red onmainat this branch's base(
dc0d876fe, run 34674835319), with the same failing steps:lint→Public benchmark evidence freshness. This branch touches no filein
public_baseline.SOURCE_PATHSorHARNESS_PATHS, so both fingerprintsare byte-identical to
origin/main's; the artifact needs regenerating onmain, independently of this PR.cargo-test→native_stack::tests::stack_top_respects_custom_thread_stack_sizes,a Linux-only failure present on
main's run of the same commit.build-and-freshness→Check gettext catalogs are current. No i18ncatalog or translatable string is touched here.
gap-suite (2)→test_gap_disposablestack_2875andtest_gap_iterator_prototype_next_patch, bothpass -> parity_fail. Thesame two, by name, are the regressions in
main's own shard 2 atdc0d876fe; neither test containslocaleCompare.mainadditionally hastest_gap_2899_2779_2777_static_helpersin another shard. The five othershards here are green.