feat(runtime): canonical keys arrays — the ADDRESS is the content identity (#10868 step 2.5) - #10969
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runtime adds canonical interning for ordered object key lists and tracks each receiver’s logical key count separately from the backing array length. Object allocation, property updates, shape caches, garbage collection, dictionary latching, and runtime key consumers are updated to use the new representation. ChangesCanonical object keys
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~100 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change makes objects with the same keys share one canonical key list, tracking each object's key count separately from the shared storage. Several earlier concerns remain open at the current head. The most serious are class allocation and for-in enumeration, which can read keys past the object's own count from shared storage and so report extra keys. A thread-local policy check may also fail. Resolve or explicitly accept these before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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The eligibility check named in Not claimed has been run. It does not move: the −24.25% is a hit-rate win, not an artefact.
Per-module rows that differ between the arms: 0 (3 modules reported on each, same set). Both halves matter. The formed counts being equal says canonical identity does not change what a region is; the two No instruction counting was involved, so nothing here depends on the floor that has blocked the tsc A/B. What this still does not do is put a number on a real program: |
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368-382: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftAvoid repeated full edge-map scans during canonical-key pruning.
When a full post-trace collection reaps D canonical nodes, each
free_nodescansself.edgesto find child buckets and scans it again withretain. This adds O(D × |edges|) map traversal to the collection path. Store each node’s child-bucket keys, or an equivalent child-head list, so freeing a node visits only its own children.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 21-22: Update the validation-status text in the changelog to state
that the eligibility A/B compilations completed with equal counts, while
real-program runtime instruction deltas remain unmeasured; remove the claim that
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/canonical_keys.rs`:
- Around line 399-401: Replace the raw thread_local! declaration for
CANONICAL_KEYS with the crate::perry_thread_local! macro so it satisfies the
repository’s thread-local policy; leave the test-only SLOT_READS block
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shape_mint_census.rs`:
- Line 550: Update the funnel check in the shape-mint census to account for
weak-cache remints: base the comparison on currently live address-to-list
mappings, or remove an address from the census when its canonical node is
reaped, before reporting “FUNNEL BROKEN.” Preserve historical key/list tracking
while preventing stale reaped addresses from making addrs exceed lists.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/canonical_keys.rs`:
- Around line 368-382: Update free_node to avoid scanning the entire self.edges
map when pruning a canonical node: use stored per-node child-bucket keys or an
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Correct the validation status.
These lines state that tsc A/B work was unrun. The PR comments report completed PERRY_REGION_DIAG=1 A/B compilations with equal counts. State that eligibility A/B completed and that real-program runtime instruction deltas remain unmeasured. Otherwise the changelog contradicts the recorded validation status.
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| thread_local! { | ||
| static CANONICAL_KEYS: RefCell<CanonicalTable> = RefCell::new(CanonicalTable::new()); | ||
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Replace the raw thread_local! declaration to fix the failing TLS Budget job.
The repository's thread-local policy check fails on this declaration. Use crate::perry_thread_local!, or record the slot as cold with scripts/check_thread_locals.py --update. The #[cfg(test)] SLOT_READS block at line 905 is test-only, so this declaration is the one the checker counts.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/canonical_keys.rs` around lines 399 - 401,
Replace the raw thread_local! declaration for CANONICAL_KEYS with the
crate::perry_thread_local! macro so it satisfies the repository’s thread-local
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| // answer, not a wrong one. | ||
| let addrs = c.keys_addrs.len(); | ||
| let lists = c.key_lists.len(); | ||
| if addrs > lists { |
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Account for weak-cache remints in the funnel check.
keys_addrs and key_lists retain historical values. A GC can reap a weak canonical node, and a later use of the same ordered key list can mint a new array address. This makes addrs > lists possible without a producer bypassing canonical_keys.
Track currently live address-to-list mappings, or remove addresses from this census when the corresponding canonical node is reaped, before reporting FUNNEL BROKEN.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shape_mint_census.rs` at line 550, Update the
funnel check in the shape-mint census to account for weak-cache remints: base
the comparison on currently live address-to-list mappings, or remove an address
from the census when its canonical node is reaped, before reporting “FUNNEL
BROKEN.” Preserve historical key/list tracking while preventing stale reaped
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Split basic allocation into alloc_basic with explicit named re-exports.
Tie canonical-key allocation and receiver reloads to RuntimeHandle::across_*,
use scoped pointer reads, and resolve canonical shared flags through tracked
GC headers. Raw-handle debt falls from 911 to 904 without changing ceilings.
Use Perry TLS for the canonical trie. Isolate the existing test-only probe
counter with its tests; it counts one candidate slot per probe and was never
compiled into production. Name the slot extension extend_slot so the holder
checker's conservative extend call graph cannot falsely cover regex counters.
Route weak canonical/class keys scanning through the existing object-cache
scanner, preserving visitation while keeping the GC source pin unchanged.
The only census refresh is emitted by shape_descriptor_census.py:
- object/mod.rs: remove `fn shape_cache_insert(shape_id: u32, keys_array:
*mut ArrayHeader) {`; its multiline signature adds one `keys_array:
*mut ArrayHeader,` declaration (count 2 -> 3). The API now carries a
LiveObject across allocating canonicalization and returns canonical keys.
- object/mod.rs: replace the test_shape_cache_insert declaration without a
return type with the same declaration returning `*mut ArrayHeader`.
Its caller must receive canonical keys instead of retaining private keys.
No other census entries or summaries move; no allowlist or ceiling is raised.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/canonical_keys_tests.rs`:
- Line 102: In the test containing the `canonicalize` calls, keep `full` rooted
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| unsafe { | ||
| let full = raw_list(&["a", "b", "c"]); | ||
| let proof = SharedLayout::shape_cache_entry(); | ||
| let two = canonicalize(&proof, full, 2); |
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Keep full rooted between canonicalization calls.
If canonicalize(&proof, full, 2) collects, its internal handle receives the moved address but this test's full binding does not. The next call can read a stale array. Hold full in a test-scope RuntimeHandleScope and reload it for each call. Check the other tests that reuse raw keys or arrays across extend_key and canonicalize calls for the same pattern.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/canonical_keys_tests.rs` at line 102, In the
test containing the `canonicalize` calls, keep `full` rooted in a test-scope
`RuntimeHandleScope` and reload it before each call so collection cannot leave
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The review witnesses (findings 1, 2, 3) become permanent regression tests that state the invariant and assert their premises separately: - finding 1, generalized: after a minor, no published canonical list names a key at an address that key moved away from, for every producer (grow path, class declaration through a grown prefix, whole-list canonicalization, extend_key hit, a dead receiver); - finding 2: when a class instance allocation itself collects, the instance is born with the keys array LIVE address, for js_object_alloc_class_inline_keys, its _stamped entry point, and js_object_alloc_class_dynamic_parent (miss and hit paths); - finding 3: the class keys memo belongs to the agent that built it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
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… is per agent Two #10969 review findings, fixed at the root. Finding 2: a canonical keys array is an ordinary movable allocation, so every runtime holder that received one as a raw copy and then allocated used a from-space address afterwards. Holders, by enumeration: - object_alloc_class_inline_keys_impl and both entry points (js_object_alloc_class_inline_keys, _stamped): the instance allocation now goes through alloc_instance_keeping_keys, which takes the no-collect open-block bump (keys used as received, no cost) and only on refusal roots the keys across the collecting allocation and hands back the reloaded address, which is what the instance is born with; - js_object_alloc_class_dynamic_parent: the parent keys from the memo are rooted across the merged-array build and copied last, and the merged list is kept across the instance allocation by the same helper; - js_object_alloc_class_with_keys: the keys are resolved before the instance exists (the instance used to be carried raw across the miss path's longlived allocations, which can collect); - the longlived keys builders (class keys, class with keys, dynamic parent, object literal shape) share build_longlived_keys_array, which roots the unfinished array across its key-string allocations and clears its slots at birth; - array/subclass.rs: the memo is read right before its use. Callers that pass a keys array in and never use the pre-call pointer after the call: the class_registry construct paths (memo value), the JSON typed hint, JSON preinstalled construction and the literal descriptor (the last three inside a GcSuppressScope window). Finding 3: CLASS_KEYS_BY_ID was process-global but held per-heap addresses, so a worker's module init replaced the main thread's entry and each agent's weak prune dropped the other's. It moves into the per-agent state().object_hot.class_keys_by_id; a foreign address can no longer be in the table, so the prune's "unattributable = recycled" arm is now correct. Regression tests (a8f9e46): 4 of 5 red on 3613234, 5 of 5 green. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
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Every length of a key list grown one key at a time is its own canonical array, and the find-before-append of the next set indexed the whole current list from nothing, so an N-key object built key by key indexed O(N^2) slots. On ts.transpileModule that was 2,199,657 indexed slots, 29x the 75,775 of main, where shape_keys_grown carried one index across an owned array's in-place growth. extend_slot's miss path now hands the parent's COMPLETE slot index to the child it just published (shapes::shape_keys_extended), extended by the appended key. It is a move, so a chain costs O(N) in total; a parent that is looked up again rebuilds its own index at the usual threshold, at most once per publication. A partial parent index is left alone. Indexes are accelerators whose every hit is content-validated, and the moved index is complete for the child, so an Absent verdict stays sound. Also applies cargo fmt to the files this branch touched (tail.rs and object/mod.rs carried rustfmt drift from earlier #10969 commits). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
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- build_longlived_keys_array reloads the unfinished array from the across_mut that performs each key-string allocation and reads the prefix through with_const_ptr, instead of three bare get_raw reads; the regression tests compare handle addresses through with_const_ptr and hand the scratch list to canonicalize (which roots its operand) the same way. Raw-handle debt 914 -> 902, ratchet locked at 902 (object/alloc.rs ceiling 33 -> 31). - Reverts the rustfmt reflow of object/mod.rs and field_set_by_name/ tail.rs from 2b2cb6e: those lines were not this branch's, and the shape descriptor census keys on their text. - Renames a test constant KEYS -> KEY_COUNT; global_sink_isolation read it as an assertion on cluster_sched.rs::KEYS. All eight train gates rc=0. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
…t, so the ADDRESS is the content identity (#10868 step 2.5 stage 1b) `facts_key` folds six identity facts and one of them is the keys array's ADDRESS, so two objects with byte-identical ordered key lists in separately allocated arrays mint two ShapeIds for one layout. On a real `ts.transpileModule` that was 32,246 of 42,097 mints (`key_count` 19,923 plus `fresh_keys_known_list` 12,323) against a process that ABORTS on id exhaustion. `facts_key` is not changed at all. The address is made to tell the truth instead: every keys array now comes from `object/canonical_keys.rs`, exactly one exists per distinct ordered list, and folding the pointer IS folding the content. The probe path is byte-for-byte what it was. THE STRUCTURE IS A TRIE, so the O(N) L8.3.15 warned about never happens. Canonical arrays form a tree -- each is (canonical parent, one appended slot) -- so the table is an EDGE map, not a content map. `extend` is one hash probe plus an exact check of the single appended slot, and no list content is ever walked on the grow path. `canonicalize`, for a producer handing over a whole list, is a fold of `extend`: the same one path N times, not a second path. Edges are keyed by NODE ID, which the collector cannot move, so a minor visits one contiguous `Vec` instead of rekeying an address-keyed map. WHAT THIS DELETES, rather than guards. The growth sites used to clone the shared array with `+ 4` slack, PUBLISH the clone, push, and publish again -- two ShapeIds per grow where the layout changed once. The clone, the `keys_shared` ownership test, the slack and the intermediate publish are all gone, and with them `shape_keys_grown`'s owned-array index migration: no keys array is owned any more, so the arm does not exist rather than being guarded (L8.3.15c). `retire_owned_shape_siblings` and `fast_paths.rs`'s in-place append decline BY CONSTRUCTION for the same reason -- both already gate on the absence of `GC_FLAG_SHAPE_SHARED`, and every canonical array is shared from birth. Polarity verified from source rather than assumed, as in stage 1a. WEAK, EXACTLY LIKE THE TRANSITION CACHE, and that is what bounds it. #6759 phase 3 made `next_keys` weak after strong rooting pinned 16,384 keys arrays and 786k descriptors against under 400 live objects; this table is weak through the same two mechanisms. That answers L8.3.15c's retention worry, which assumed the intern table would hold its arrays: it holds none, so retention is proportional to LIVE layouts and this stage introduces NO latch trigger. `ShapeObjectKind::Dictionary` is in this branch anyway (stage 1a, b858fe900), so L8.3.15f is satisfied for #10938 when it rebases on top. Dropping a node whose array died orphans its children: a later walk from the root rebuilds the chain and mints one duplicate layout. That is a mint, never a wrong answer, and `fresh_keys_known_list` in the mint census is its witness -- which is why the census, not a perf gate, is this stage's instrument. The census also prints a named verdict, `FUNNEL OK` / `FUNNEL BROKEN: N keys ADDRESSES for M distinct key-NAME lists`, because the inequality can only be violated by a producer allocating around the funnel and nothing else in the process would notice.
…che holds them in a table with no root scanner (#10868 step 2.5 stage 1b) Stage 1b substituted the canonical array into the shape cache. That cache is also mirrored in CLASS_KEYS_BY_ID (alloc.rs:remember_class_keys_array), which stores the array as a raw usize with NO root scanner, NO rewrite and NO prune. That was sound for the array it used to hold -- built by js_array_alloc_with_length_longlived, which never moves (#179) -- and unsound the moment a nursery-allocated array took its place: the array moves, nothing rewrites the table, and a later class allocation reads a stale address. Caught by descriptor_trap_collection_preserves_for_in_target_and_keys, which returned ONE key of fourteen. It catches it and its siblings do not because its getOwnPropertyDescriptor trap fires per key and collects on each call -- fourteen collections through one enumeration, where the ownKeys variant collects once. That is the kind of test that finds this class. Isolated by probe, and two stated mechanisms were REFUTED on the way: disabling the weak trie prune entirely still gave 1 vs 14, so the weak table is sound; own-property-names read 14 before the for-in and 14 after, so the receiver was never damaged; and rooting the caller object across the insert did NOT fix it, which killed the stale-receiver story. What fixed it was keeping the allocation and discarding its RESULT -- so the substituted array, not the allocation, was the trigger.
… hand back (#10868 step 2.5 stage 1c) Stage 1b made shape_cache_insert allocate, and a caller holding the object under construction as a raw pointer across it would write its keys edge at a freed address. LiveObject is not Copy and not Clone: a call that can collect takes it BY VALUE and returns the post-collection one, so keeping the old binding is a move-after-use error at compile time. js_object_alloc_class_with_keys now carries its receiver this way and never binds the raw pointer, and the compiler immediately caught a stale use of it at the function return. HONEST BOUNDARY, because the sequencing argument for landing this rested on a diagnosis that turned out to be wrong: this token does NOT fix descriptor_trap_collection_preserves_for_in_target_and_keys. That defect was the substituted array in a table with no root scanner, fixed in 598a4a329 by one allocator call. Rooting the receiver across the insert was tried FIRST and the test still failed 1 vs 14, which is what refuted the stale-receiver mechanism. What this prevents is a real class -- lane 16b predicted it at delete_rest.rs:412 and noted step 2.5 is what makes that path allocate -- but no instance of it was reachable here, so this lands as discipline, not as a fix, and should be judged on that.
…is ordinary, and the latch is armed (#10868 step 2.5) Stage 1a added ShapeObjectKind::Dictionary precisely so a latched receiver would decline by construction. Stage 1b then added three canonicalization calls that never asked: tail.rs 625/818/995 all sat ABOVE every is_dictionary guard (659/838/880/1042/1083), so a latched receivers PRIVATE key list was interned and republished as a shared layout. Measured: one object with 8,192 computed keys returned keys=7785 sum=NaN with the latch armed, where #10938 alone returns 8192/33550336 correctly. Mine, not lane 16s. The fix is a type, not an ordering. Hoisting those three guards would fix three sites and leave the fourth to whoever adds it next; nobody holds the membership of this class in their head, including the author of the rule. SharedLayout is the receiver side of CanonicalKeys: canonicalize and extend REQUIRE one, and of_receiver is the kind check that mints it. A new call site cannot compile without asking. The single non-kind constructor, shape_cache_entry, is named so it is auditable: a shape-cache entry is keyed by a STATIC shape id and handed to every receiver of that shape, so no receiver kind can make it private. TWO MODES, NOT TWO PATHS. An ordinary receivers key list is a shared layout and interns; a latched receiver owns its list and appends in place -- chosen by a fact on the shape, which is what dictionary mode IS. What this campaign rejects is a fast path beside a slow one inside ONE mode, where the fast one is the lie. The in-place arm is copied from 34183f4 rather than reconstructed, because a dictionary array carries no GC_FLAG_SHAPE_SHARED and the parents owned arm is already exactly right. AND THE LATCH IS NOW ARMED BY DEFAULT at 1,024 keys, because a bound that is off by default is not a bound. L8.3.2 wrote this down before either stage existed: canonical arrays cannot ship ahead of dictionary mode without a cliff. Measured, not projected -- 8,192 keys: 499 MB unlatched, 49.9 MB latched, both answers correct. The 65,536-key membership test allocated past a 24 GB cap unlatched and passes in 0.03 s latched. Touches dictionary.rs, which the boundary assigns to lane 16: the change is the DEFAULT of its trigger-1 threshold, which step 2.5 owns per the seam (lane 16 owns the latch, this lane wires the trigger). Env var still overrides in both directions.
…ault is off (#10868 step 2.5) Arming the latch by default invalidated two save/restore assumptions, in opposite directions, both of which were correct while the default was off: * test_arm_latch read the RAW atomic to save, and LATCH_ARMED starts at -1 = unresolved, which reads as not-armed. It now resolves first. * scopeguard_latch disarmed on exit. While the default was off, disarming WAS restoring; now it leaks a disarmed latch into every later test in the process. It now restores what it found, via test_latch_state(). Both are correct on their own merits. NEITHER CLOSES THE SUITE: the runtime binary is still OOM-killed at the 24G cap on own_key_membership_crosses_65536_without_a_cutoff, which passes standalone in 0.03s with the latch armed. A fourth disarm site remains at gc/tests/dead_owner_side_tables.rs:668, and patching disarm sites one at a time is the whack-a-mole L16.11 already rejected for this exact class. The structural answer is per_test_global! for LATCH_ARMED/LATCH_MIN_KEYS, which is lane 16s mechanism in lane 16s file. Touches dictionary.rs and dictionary_tests.rs, which the boundary assigns to lane 16. Both changes are consequences of arming the trigger, which step 2.5 owns; flagging rather than assuming.
…step 2.5) The runtime suite now COMPLETES. It was OOM-killed at a 24 GB cap on own_key_membership_crosses_65536_without_a_cutoff, which passed standalone in 0.03 s -- the signature L16.11 documented for a process-global that one test mutates and a later test reads. Arming the latch by default made LATCH_ARMED/LATCH_MIN_KEYS load-bearing: every test that arms or disarms now leaves a different value than it found, and the 65,536-key test runs later in the same binary with a key list unique to it, so it takes the k(k+1)/2 cliff unlatched. Four disarm sites, and three save/restore fixes that did not close it. per_test_global! is the mechanism this crate already has for exactly this -- per-thread in a test build, the plain static outside one -- so a test cannot reach another test s arming and a NEW disarm site cannot reintroduce the hazard. LAYOUT_ID_BUDGET moves with them for the same reason. The two save/restore fixes in 6405825 were found while chasing this and are NOT the fix. They are correct on their own merits and are kept: test_arm_latch saved from an unresolved atomic, and scopeguard_latch disarmed where restoring is now the opposite. Recording that distinction because a correct change presented as a fix that is not is how a wrong root cause gets into the record. Takes dictionary.rs, dictionary_tests.rs and dictionary_counters.rs, which the boundary doc assigns to lane 16. Lane 16b has stood down and the coordinator reassigned them: these are all consequences of arming the trigger, which the seam gives to step 2.5 -- lane 16 owns the latch, this lane wires it.
…ollector did not know about (#10868 step 2.5) CLASS_KEYS_BY_ID held a class keys array as a raw usize with no scanner, no rewrite and no prune. Sound only by coincidence: the array it was handed came from js_array_alloc_with_length_longlived and never moved (#179). Step 2.5 substituted a canonical array into the shape cache and the coincidence ended. It now has both halves of the discipline canonical_keys already uses, and it is EASIER here than anywhere else that discipline has been applied: the key is class_id, which is GC-invariant, so the scanner rewrites VALUES and nothing is rekeyed. Two access sites. The reader already answers None for a zeroed address, so a pruned entry costs one rebuild and never a wrong answer. IT DID BUY WHAT WAS PREDICTED, AND IT IS NOT SUFFICIENT. With ordinary allocation restored on top of it, all seven GC tests that assert a keys array moves, is rewritten and is reclaimed pass UNCHANGED -- the acceptance criterion, tests passing without edits -- and suite failures fall 12 -> 6. But descriptor_trap_collection_preserves_for_in_target_and_keys returns 1 key of 14 again the moment allocation leaves the longlived arena. So CLASS_KEYS_BY_ID was not the holder, or not the only one, and the earlier root cause was a site LOCALISED rather than explained -- the same error as L8.3.21, caught the same way, by the fix failing to fix it. So the longlived allocator STAYS for now: a wrong answer must not ship, and twelve failures of which seven are documented stale premises is a safer landing state than six of which one is a wrong value. The retention regression L8.3.15c was withdrawn for therefore also stays, bounded (135 KB on tsc, majors still reclaim) and named by those seven tests. Next: find the real holder. The scanner and prune are correct regardless and are kept.
…_keys_address, premise abolished (#10868 step 2.5) WHAT IT PINNED: that an in-place append on an OWNED keys array leaves exactly one structural descriptor under that address -- that retire_owned_shape_siblings is wired to the publish funnel and growth history does not pile up under a reused address. It asserted its own precondition: first_addr_count > 0, some appends must grow the owned array in place. WHY THE PREMISE IS FALSE: canonical identity means one array per ordered key list, so an append never keeps its address. No keys array is owned any more -- every one is GC_FLAG_SHAPE_SHARED from birth -- so there is no in-place append to observe and first_addr_count is 0 BY CONSTRUCTION, not by regression. retire_owned_shape_siblings is unreachable for the same reason. WHAT PINS THE REPLACEMENT: descriptors piling up under one address is now impossible in a stronger form, because an address names exactly one key list. object::canonical_keys::one_array_serves_one_ordered_key_list and a_prefix_is_its_own_node pin the identity; the mint census FUNNEL line pins it on a whole real program, and is what the funnel sabotage reddens where the parity suite structurally cannot. The reason is in the source at the deletion site, not only here. NOT deleting the other two of the group yet, on purpose. Both fail because the way the FIXTURE manufactured two distinct shapes stopped working, not because what they pin became untrue: proxy object_array_numeric_write_guard still has to reject receivers of genuinely different shapes, and typed_shape mismatched_slots still has to leave another class slot alone. Those want genuinely-different key lists, which canonicalization does not merge -- a repair, not a deletion -- and I am not making that change without understanding both fixtures, which is the failure mode this campaign keeps paying for.
…nt is confined there (#10868 step 2.5) #9754 states it in scan_shape_cache_roots_mut: the shape cache s keys arrays live in the LONGLIVED arena, and addr_is_minor_relevant must answer true for them. That is a stated invariant of the shape cache, written a year before step 2.5, and canonicalization broke it by substituting a nursery array in. The longlived allocator was never a workaround for CLASS_KEYS_BY_ID -- it was restoring that invariant, which is the third framing of this defect and the first the source supports. DISCRIMINATOR, one build, exact oracle: longlived on the shape-cache path only, ordinary on the grow path. The SharedLayout proof already distinguishes the two callers, so it carries the flag. RESULT: the assumption is CONFINED TO THE CACHE. suite failures 12 -> 4 rooted_for_in 1 key of 14 -> PASSES group 3 (7 GC tests that assert a keys array moves, is rewritten, and is reclaimed) -> ALL PASS UNCHANGED, which was the acceptance criterion: if they had needed editing the fix was wrong So grow-path canonical arrays go back to the nursery and minors reclaim them again -- that is the overwhelming majority of them, and L8.3.15c s retention claim holds for that population instead of being withdrawn. Only the shape cache s own entries stay longlived: one array per static shape, bounded and small, and longlived by the subsystem s own design rather than by my workaround. The four that remain are none of them a wrong value from this stage: one pre-existing and bisected to lever (iv), two fixture REPAIRS where the way the fixture manufactured two distinct shapes stopped working, and the tombstone seam that was predicted. Parity 26/26 byte-identical to node. The cliff stays bounded: 8,192 keys at 48 MB with the latch armed by default.
…#10868 step 2.5) Step 2.5 removes the owned keys array, so the re-add append can no longer mutate the layout under an unchanged ShapeId: a shape id names exactly one layout, the rule delete already follows since 0441770. The invariant the test exists for -- hole_count carried across the append publish so churn still squeezes within 2x live size -- is asserted unchanged. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
Split basic allocation into alloc_basic with explicit named re-exports.
Tie canonical-key allocation and receiver reloads to RuntimeHandle::across_*,
use scoped pointer reads, and resolve canonical shared flags through tracked
GC headers. Raw-handle debt falls from 911 to 904 without changing ceilings.
Use Perry TLS for the canonical trie. Isolate the existing test-only probe
counter with its tests; it counts one candidate slot per probe and was never
compiled into production. Name the slot extension extend_slot so the holder
checker's conservative extend call graph cannot falsely cover regex counters.
Route weak canonical/class keys scanning through the existing object-cache
scanner, preserving visitation while keeping the GC source pin unchanged.
The only census refresh is emitted by shape_descriptor_census.py:
- object/mod.rs: remove `fn shape_cache_insert(shape_id: u32, keys_array:
*mut ArrayHeader) {`; its multiline signature adds one `keys_array:
*mut ArrayHeader,` declaration (count 2 -> 3). The API now carries a
LiveObject across allocating canonicalization and returns canonical keys.
- object/mod.rs: replace the test_shape_cache_insert declaration without a
return type with the same declaration returning `*mut ArrayHeader`.
Its caller must receive canonical keys instead of retaining private keys.
No other census entries or summaries move; no allowlist or ceiling is raised.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
Retire nodes before filtering edge buckets and collision chains, then recycle ids after surviving children have been orphaned. Keep weak GC semantics and the existing interning probe unchanged. Add test-only edge examination counts for a 20k-node/15k-death regression, plus collision-chain and parent-id reuse coverage. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
Keep unpublished prefixes as weak descendant witnesses and give each published list independent exact-length storage in a reclaimable arena. Cover allocation growth, storage reuse, object and reflection writers, and moving collector element rewrites with regression tests. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
The review witnesses (findings 1, 2, 3) become permanent regression tests that state the invariant and assert their premises separately: - finding 1, generalized: after a minor, no published canonical list names a key at an address that key moved away from, for every producer (grow path, class declaration through a grown prefix, whole-list canonicalization, extend_key hit, a dead receiver); - finding 2: when a class instance allocation itself collects, the instance is born with the keys array LIVE address, for js_object_alloc_class_inline_keys, its _stamped entry point, and js_object_alloc_class_dynamic_parent (miss and hit paths); - finding 3: the class keys memo belongs to the agent that built it. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
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Every length of a key list grown one key at a time is its own canonical array, and the find-before-append of the next set indexed the whole current list from nothing, so an N-key object built key by key indexed O(N^2) slots. On ts.transpileModule that was 2,199,657 indexed slots, 29x the 75,775 of main, where shape_keys_grown carried one index across an owned array's in-place growth. extend_slot's miss path now hands the parent's COMPLETE slot index to the child it just published (shapes::shape_keys_extended), extended by the appended key. It is a move, so a chain costs O(N) in total; a parent that is looked up again rebuilds its own index at the usual threshold, at most once per publication. A partial parent index is left alone. Indexes are accelerators whose every hit is content-validated, and the moved index is complete for the child, so an Absent verdict stays sound. Also applies cargo fmt to the files this branch touched (tail.rs and object/mod.rs carried rustfmt drift from earlier #10969 commits). (cherry picked from commit abf3c2e)
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- build_longlived_keys_array reloads the unfinished array from the across_mut that performs each key-string allocation and reads the prefix through with_const_ptr, instead of three bare get_raw reads; the regression tests compare handle addresses through with_const_ptr and hand the scratch list to canonicalize (which roots its operand) the same way. Raw-handle debt 914 -> 902, ratchet locked at 902 (object/alloc.rs ceiling 33 -> 31). - Reverts the rustfmt reflow of object/mod.rs and field_set_by_name/ tail.rs from 2b2cb6e: those lines were not this branch's, and the shape descriptor census keys on their text. - Renames a test constant KEYS -> KEY_COUNT; global_sink_isolation read it as an assertion on cluster_sched.rs::KEYS. All eight train gates rc=0. (cherry picked from commit 61d30bd)
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…10969) Appended::edge_hash open-coded the StringHeader payload offset, the one new inline-offset site this PR added (string_payload_access_inventory: perry-runtime 349 -> 350; the per-file site set is otherwise identical to the 784ed8e base). string_data is the same arithmetic behind the accessor, so the hash is unchanged and the ratchet stays at 349. (cherry picked from commit ec948ce)
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…ys_array signatures (#10969) d73465a (cargo fmt) split two single-line declarations across lines, so the census keys them by the parameter line instead of the fn line: object/alloc.rs preinstalled_class_keys(keys_array, shape_id) object/mod.rs test_shape_cache_insert(shape_id, keys_array) Each moves one entry into its file's existing "keys_array: *mut ArrayHeader," bucket (alloc.rs 2 -> 3, mod.rs 1 -> 2). No other entry changed; the summary (12 files, 31 keys_array sites, 43 codegen header sites) is identical. Regenerated with --emit-baseline. (cherry picked from commit f6205f0)
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…h ordering (#10969) gc_rekeyed_key_tables had no verdict for the two weak scanners this PR adds (object/alloc.rs scan_class_keys_roots_mut, object/canonical_keys.rs scan_canonical_keys_roots_mut). Both tables already have a registered DEAD_KEY_PRUNES entry (prune_dead_class_keys_entries, prune_dead_canonical_keys) with young_prune None, so every cycle walks them in the window after the rewrite and before storage is reused: copied minor = rewrite, then finalize_dead_copied_minor_from_space_side_ allocations prunes, then copying_reset_from_spaces_and_flip recycles; full/fallback = with_dead_collection_finalize at sweep entry, before any cell is freed. Record both as dead_owner verdicts, and add the witness the verdicts cite: a young canonical list that is also a class memo entry dies in a copying minor; both tables must drop it in that minor, and its storage must then be handed out again without being served under either entry. Sabotaging either prune (early return) fails the matching INVARIANT. Also rename finding 3's test-local CLASS_ID to AGENT_MEMO_CLASS_ID: class_id_collisions keys mirrors by NAME, and the bare name collided with class_registry/state.rs's CLASS_ID (0x7d018001), which the gate reads as a drifted cross-crate mirror. (cherry picked from commit acbf599)
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Split basic allocation into alloc_basic with explicit named re-exports.
Tie canonical-key allocation and receiver reloads to RuntimeHandle::across_*,
use scoped pointer reads, and resolve canonical shared flags through tracked
GC headers. Raw-handle debt falls from 911 to 904 without changing ceilings.
Use Perry TLS for the canonical trie. Isolate the existing test-only probe
counter with its tests; it counts one candidate slot per probe and was never
compiled into production. Name the slot extension extend_slot so the holder
checker's conservative extend call graph cannot falsely cover regex counters.
Route weak canonical/class keys scanning through the existing object-cache
scanner, preserving visitation while keeping the GC source pin unchanged.
The only census refresh is emitted by shape_descriptor_census.py:
- object/mod.rs: remove `fn shape_cache_insert(shape_id: u32, keys_array:
*mut ArrayHeader) {`; its multiline signature adds one `keys_array:
*mut ArrayHeader,` declaration (count 2 -> 3). The API now carries a
LiveObject across allocating canonicalization and returns canonical keys.
- object/mod.rs: replace the test_shape_cache_insert declaration without a
return type with the same declaration returning `*mut ArrayHeader`.
Its caller must receive canonical keys instead of retaining private keys.
No other census entries or summaries move; no allowlist or ceiling is raised.
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The review witnesses (findings 1, 2, 3) become permanent regression tests that state the invariant and assert their premises separately: - finding 1, generalized: after a minor, no published canonical list names a key at an address that key moved away from, for every producer (grow path, class declaration through a grown prefix, whole-list canonicalization, extend_key hit, a dead receiver); - finding 2: when a class instance allocation itself collects, the instance is born with the keys array LIVE address, for js_object_alloc_class_inline_keys, its _stamped entry point, and js_object_alloc_class_dynamic_parent (miss and hit paths); - finding 3: the class keys memo belongs to the agent that built it. (cherry picked from commit 680988f)
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… is per agent Two #10969 review findings, fixed at the root. Finding 2: a canonical keys array is an ordinary movable allocation, so every runtime holder that received one as a raw copy and then allocated used a from-space address afterwards. Holders, by enumeration: - object_alloc_class_inline_keys_impl and both entry points (js_object_alloc_class_inline_keys, _stamped): the instance allocation now goes through alloc_instance_keeping_keys, which takes the no-collect open-block bump (keys used as received, no cost) and only on refusal roots the keys across the collecting allocation and hands back the reloaded address, which is what the instance is born with; - js_object_alloc_class_dynamic_parent: the parent keys from the memo are rooted across the merged-array build and copied last, and the merged list is kept across the instance allocation by the same helper; - js_object_alloc_class_with_keys: the keys are resolved before the instance exists (the instance used to be carried raw across the miss path's longlived allocations, which can collect); - the longlived keys builders (class keys, class with keys, dynamic parent, object literal shape) share build_longlived_keys_array, which roots the unfinished array across its key-string allocations and clears its slots at birth; - array/subclass.rs: the memo is read right before its use. Callers that pass a keys array in and never use the pre-call pointer after the call: the class_registry construct paths (memo value), the JSON typed hint, JSON preinstalled construction and the literal descriptor (the last three inside a GcSuppressScope window). Finding 3: CLASS_KEYS_BY_ID was process-global but held per-heap addresses, so a worker's module init replaced the main thread's entry and each agent's weak prune dropped the other's. It moves into the per-agent state().object_hot.class_keys_by_id; a foreign address can no longer be in the table, so the prune's "unattributable = recycled" arm is now correct. Regression tests (a8f9e46): 4 of 5 red on 3613234, 5 of 5 green. (cherry picked from commit 925dc83)
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Every length of a key list grown one key at a time is its own canonical array, and the find-before-append of the next set indexed the whole current list from nothing, so an N-key object built key by key indexed O(N^2) slots. On ts.transpileModule that was 2,199,657 indexed slots, 29x the 75,775 of main, where shape_keys_grown carried one index across an owned array's in-place growth. extend_slot's miss path now hands the parent's COMPLETE slot index to the child it just published (shapes::shape_keys_extended), extended by the appended key. It is a move, so a chain costs O(N) in total; a parent that is looked up again rebuilds its own index at the usual threshold, at most once per publication. A partial parent index is left alone. Indexes are accelerators whose every hit is content-validated, and the moved index is complete for the child, so an Absent verdict stays sound. Also applies cargo fmt to the files this branch touched (tail.rs and object/mod.rs carried rustfmt drift from earlier #10969 commits). (cherry picked from commit abf3c2e)
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- build_longlived_keys_array reloads the unfinished array from the across_mut that performs each key-string allocation and reads the prefix through with_const_ptr, instead of three bare get_raw reads; the regression tests compare handle addresses through with_const_ptr and hand the scratch list to canonicalize (which roots its operand) the same way. Raw-handle debt 914 -> 902, ratchet locked at 902 (object/alloc.rs ceiling 33 -> 31). - Reverts the rustfmt reflow of object/mod.rs and field_set_by_name/ tail.rs from 2b2cb6e: those lines were not this branch's, and the shape descriptor census keys on their text. - Renames a test constant KEYS -> KEY_COUNT; global_sink_isolation read it as an assertion on cluster_sched.rs::KEYS. All eight train gates rc=0. (cherry picked from commit 61d30bd)
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…10969) Appended::edge_hash open-coded the StringHeader payload offset, the one new inline-offset site this PR added (string_payload_access_inventory: perry-runtime 349 -> 350; the per-file site set is otherwise identical to the 784ed8e base). string_data is the same arithmetic behind the accessor, so the hash is unchanged and the ratchet stays at 349. (cherry picked from commit ec948ce)
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…ys_array signatures (#10969) d73465a (cargo fmt) split two single-line declarations across lines, so the census keys them by the parameter line instead of the fn line: object/alloc.rs preinstalled_class_keys(keys_array, shape_id) object/mod.rs test_shape_cache_insert(shape_id, keys_array) Each moves one entry into its file's existing "keys_array: *mut ArrayHeader," bucket (alloc.rs 2 -> 3, mod.rs 1 -> 2). No other entry changed; the summary (12 files, 31 keys_array sites, 43 codegen header sites) is identical. Regenerated with --emit-baseline. (cherry picked from commit f6205f0)
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…h ordering (#10969) gc_rekeyed_key_tables had no verdict for the two weak scanners this PR adds (object/alloc.rs scan_class_keys_roots_mut, object/canonical_keys.rs scan_canonical_keys_roots_mut). Both tables already have a registered DEAD_KEY_PRUNES entry (prune_dead_class_keys_entries, prune_dead_canonical_keys) with young_prune None, so every cycle walks them in the window after the rewrite and before storage is reused: copied minor = rewrite, then finalize_dead_copied_minor_from_space_side_ allocations prunes, then copying_reset_from_spaces_and_flip recycles; full/fallback = with_dead_collection_finalize at sweep entry, before any cell is freed. Record both as dead_owner verdicts, and add the witness the verdicts cite: a young canonical list that is also a class memo entry dies in a copying minor; both tables must drop it in that minor, and its storage must then be handed out again without being served under either entry. Sabotaging either prune (early return) fails the matching INVARIANT. Also rename finding 3's test-local CLASS_ID to AGENT_MEMO_CLASS_ID: class_id_collisions keys mirrors by NAME, and the bare name collided with class_registry/state.rs's CLASS_ID (0x7d018001), which the gate reads as a drifted cross-crate mirror. (cherry picked from commit acbf599)
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Split basic allocation into alloc_basic with explicit named re-exports.
Tie canonical-key allocation and receiver reloads to RuntimeHandle::across_*,
use scoped pointer reads, and resolve canonical shared flags through tracked
GC headers. Raw-handle debt falls from 911 to 904 without changing ceilings.
Use Perry TLS for the canonical trie. Isolate the existing test-only probe
counter with its tests; it counts one candidate slot per probe and was never
compiled into production. Name the slot extension extend_slot so the holder
checker's conservative extend call graph cannot falsely cover regex counters.
Route weak canonical/class keys scanning through the existing object-cache
scanner, preserving visitation while keeping the GC source pin unchanged.
The only census refresh is emitted by shape_descriptor_census.py:
- object/mod.rs: remove `fn shape_cache_insert(shape_id: u32, keys_array:
*mut ArrayHeader) {`; its multiline signature adds one `keys_array:
*mut ArrayHeader,` declaration (count 2 -> 3). The API now carries a
LiveObject across allocating canonicalization and returns canonical keys.
- object/mod.rs: replace the test_shape_cache_insert declaration without a
return type with the same declaration returning `*mut ArrayHeader`.
Its caller must receive canonical keys instead of retaining private keys.
No other census entries or summaries move; no allowlist or ceiling is raised.
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The review witnesses (findings 1, 2, 3) become permanent regression tests that state the invariant and assert their premises separately: - finding 1, generalized: after a minor, no published canonical list names a key at an address that key moved away from, for every producer (grow path, class declaration through a grown prefix, whole-list canonicalization, extend_key hit, a dead receiver); - finding 2: when a class instance allocation itself collects, the instance is born with the keys array LIVE address, for js_object_alloc_class_inline_keys, its _stamped entry point, and js_object_alloc_class_dynamic_parent (miss and hit paths); - finding 3: the class keys memo belongs to the agent that built it. (cherry picked from commit 680988f)
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… is per agent Two #10969 review findings, fixed at the root. Finding 2: a canonical keys array is an ordinary movable allocation, so every runtime holder that received one as a raw copy and then allocated used a from-space address afterwards. Holders, by enumeration: - object_alloc_class_inline_keys_impl and both entry points (js_object_alloc_class_inline_keys, _stamped): the instance allocation now goes through alloc_instance_keeping_keys, which takes the no-collect open-block bump (keys used as received, no cost) and only on refusal roots the keys across the collecting allocation and hands back the reloaded address, which is what the instance is born with; - js_object_alloc_class_dynamic_parent: the parent keys from the memo are rooted across the merged-array build and copied last, and the merged list is kept across the instance allocation by the same helper; - js_object_alloc_class_with_keys: the keys are resolved before the instance exists (the instance used to be carried raw across the miss path's longlived allocations, which can collect); - the longlived keys builders (class keys, class with keys, dynamic parent, object literal shape) share build_longlived_keys_array, which roots the unfinished array across its key-string allocations and clears its slots at birth; - array/subclass.rs: the memo is read right before its use. Callers that pass a keys array in and never use the pre-call pointer after the call: the class_registry construct paths (memo value), the JSON typed hint, JSON preinstalled construction and the literal descriptor (the last three inside a GcSuppressScope window). Finding 3: CLASS_KEYS_BY_ID was process-global but held per-heap addresses, so a worker's module init replaced the main thread's entry and each agent's weak prune dropped the other's. It moves into the per-agent state().object_hot.class_keys_by_id; a foreign address can no longer be in the table, so the prune's "unattributable = recycled" arm is now correct. Regression tests (a8f9e46): 4 of 5 red on 3613234, 5 of 5 green. (cherry picked from commit 925dc83)
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Every length of a key list grown one key at a time is its own canonical array, and the find-before-append of the next set indexed the whole current list from nothing, so an N-key object built key by key indexed O(N^2) slots. On ts.transpileModule that was 2,199,657 indexed slots, 29x the 75,775 of main, where shape_keys_grown carried one index across an owned array's in-place growth. extend_slot's miss path now hands the parent's COMPLETE slot index to the child it just published (shapes::shape_keys_extended), extended by the appended key. It is a move, so a chain costs O(N) in total; a parent that is looked up again rebuilds its own index at the usual threshold, at most once per publication. A partial parent index is left alone. Indexes are accelerators whose every hit is content-validated, and the moved index is complete for the child, so an Absent verdict stays sound. Also applies cargo fmt to the files this branch touched (tail.rs and object/mod.rs carried rustfmt drift from earlier #10969 commits). (cherry picked from commit abf3c2e)
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- build_longlived_keys_array reloads the unfinished array from the across_mut that performs each key-string allocation and reads the prefix through with_const_ptr, instead of three bare get_raw reads; the regression tests compare handle addresses through with_const_ptr and hand the scratch list to canonicalize (which roots its operand) the same way. Raw-handle debt 914 -> 902, ratchet locked at 902 (object/alloc.rs ceiling 33 -> 31). - Reverts the rustfmt reflow of object/mod.rs and field_set_by_name/ tail.rs from 2b2cb6e: those lines were not this branch's, and the shape descriptor census keys on their text. - Renames a test constant KEYS -> KEY_COUNT; global_sink_isolation read it as an assertion on cluster_sched.rs::KEYS. All eight train gates rc=0. (cherry picked from commit 61d30bd)
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…10969) Appended::edge_hash open-coded the StringHeader payload offset, the one new inline-offset site this PR added (string_payload_access_inventory: perry-runtime 349 -> 350; the per-file site set is otherwise identical to the 784ed8e base). string_data is the same arithmetic behind the accessor, so the hash is unchanged and the ratchet stays at 349. (cherry picked from commit ec948ce)
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…ys_array signatures (#10969) d73465a (cargo fmt) split two single-line declarations across lines, so the census keys them by the parameter line instead of the fn line: object/alloc.rs preinstalled_class_keys(keys_array, shape_id) object/mod.rs test_shape_cache_insert(shape_id, keys_array) Each moves one entry into its file's existing "keys_array: *mut ArrayHeader," bucket (alloc.rs 2 -> 3, mod.rs 1 -> 2). No other entry changed; the summary (12 files, 31 keys_array sites, 43 codegen header sites) is identical. Regenerated with --emit-baseline. (cherry picked from commit f6205f0)
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…h ordering (#10969) gc_rekeyed_key_tables had no verdict for the two weak scanners this PR adds (object/alloc.rs scan_class_keys_roots_mut, object/canonical_keys.rs scan_canonical_keys_roots_mut). Both tables already have a registered DEAD_KEY_PRUNES entry (prune_dead_class_keys_entries, prune_dead_canonical_keys) with young_prune None, so every cycle walks them in the window after the rewrite and before storage is reused: copied minor = rewrite, then finalize_dead_copied_minor_from_space_side_ allocations prunes, then copying_reset_from_spaces_and_flip recycles; full/fallback = with_dead_collection_finalize at sweep entry, before any cell is freed. Record both as dead_owner verdicts, and add the witness the verdicts cite: a young canonical list that is also a class memo entry dies in a copying minor; both tables must drop it in that minor, and its storage must then be handed out again without being served under either entry. Sabotaging either prune (early return) fails the matching INVARIANT. Also rename finding 3's test-local CLASS_ID to AGENT_MEMO_CLASS_ID: class_id_collisions keys mirrors by NAME, and the bare name collided with class_registry/state.rs's CLASS_ID (0x7d018001), which the gate reads as a drifted cross-crate mirror. (cherry picked from commit acbf599)
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Landed. #10969 is on The blocker was the // crates/perry-runtime/src/object/object_keys.rs:21
pub(crate) struct ObjectKeys { arr: *mut ArrayHeader, count: u32 }It does hold a raw pointer, so a live view must not cross an allocating call any more than a bare pointer may. The merge therefore reads the view through the rooted receiver, takes One other decision worth recording, since it is not obvious from either side of the conflict: the base had an early On the evidence. The owner instructed a force-merge without another CI cycle, so this did not get a fresh green run on the final SHA — I want that on the record rather than implied. What it did get, locally on the merged tree: plus the 22/22 CI green on Attribution trailers were stripped from all 27 commits before the merge; the rewrite was verified not to change the tree. If anything in the |
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Landed on main in merge train 269 (#11123, v0.5.1652). |
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Step 2.5 (#10868): canonical shape identity. Rebased onto v0.5.1649 as head
d73465ad0(the tests below ran on the pre-rebase headb8ab793d0; rebase checks are under Validation). Key lists are interned in a content-keyed trie, so identically-keyed objects share one keys list and one shape. The shape owns its data and is the authority.What changed since the first push (all found by measurement or independent review)
Quadratic trie pruning fixed. A 20k/15k test drops from 374,985,000 edge examinations to 40,000.
Two GC-soundness defects from an independent review, reproduced by witness tests, then fixed:
The witnesses are permanent regression tests. The review's third finding (an intermediate longlived prefix holding a moved key) was fixed by (3).
Key storage redesigned: V8-style descriptor sharing along growth chains.
[a],[a,b],[a,b,c]share ONE backing, and every shape owns its key COUNT: consumers readObjectKeys { arr, count }, never the array length.Four further bugs found and fixed on the way:
Why not simple prefix views of one array: GC rewrites published elements (
gc/copying.rs:1255,gc/copying_parent_facts.rs:199,215), and views cannot be interior pointers. Hence one real backing array plus a count owned by the shape.tsc (
ts.transpileModule), final head vs main, interleaved rounds, output identicalIndex verdicts on tsc were checked against a linear scan: 134,504 absent + 334,274 found, 0 wrong. The ops4 read fixtures are unchanged.
(For history: the first cut of this PR was +19.5% peak RSS on tsc, 352 MB. Every prefix got an exact-capacity copy in the never-reclaimed long-lived arena.)
Validation at
b8ab793d0Rebased head
f59520b5f(on v0.5.1649): release build ok, runtime suite 4,402 passed / 0 failed.d73465ad0addscargo fmtand locks the ratchets from measured counts:raw-handle debt: 901 -> 897
per-module ceilings lowered and now permanent:
object/alloc.rs33 -> 31,object/field_set_by_name/tail.rs11 -> 9. Do not treat these as churn.runtime suite
--test-threads=1: 4,302 passed, 0 failed (debug 4,305/0); codegen suite: 2,179/0all eight merge-train gate scripts rc=0, re-run independently of the implementing agent. The census baseline changed only for renamed functions; raw-handle debt went 906 -> 902
GC root-dominance corpora:
new tests, each shown red under a sabotage:
[a,b]beside a growing tiphttps://claude.ai/code/session_01EQdCw7BN4AAnn2hAbNXg33
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