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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request changes builtin-method dispatch, networking, fetch, TLS, and spill-slot layout updates. It adds own-property guards, moves ext-net operations to turnloop, removes the fetch reqwest fallback, adds a TLS session adapter, and updates the package version and changelog. ChangesOwn-property builtin dispatch
Turnloop networking
Turnloop-only fetch
TLS session transport
Spill-slot layout updates
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~100 minutes Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Codegen
participant OwnOverrideGuard
participant RuntimePredicate
participant NativeDispatcher
Codegen->>OwnOverrideGuard: Check guarded method call
OwnOverrideGuard->>RuntimePredicate: Check whether receiver may own method
RuntimePredicate-->>OwnOverrideGuard: Return own-property result
OwnOverrideGuard->>NativeDispatcher: Dispatch own method when present
OwnOverrideGuard->>Codegen: Lower builtin path when absent
sequenceDiagram
participant HttpUpgrade
participant PerryExtNet
participant AgentLoop
participant TurnloopDriver
HttpUpgrade->>PerryExtNet: Transfer standard stream for adoption
PerryExtNet->>AgentLoop: Post adoption to loop owner
AgentLoop->>TurnloopDriver: Attach adopted stream
TurnloopDriver-->>PerryExtNet: Deliver socket events
sequenceDiagram
participant FetchEntryPoint
participant TurnloopBridge
participant TurnloopClient
participant PromiseOrStream
FetchEntryPoint->>TurnloopBridge: Dispatch request
TurnloopBridge->>TurnloopClient: Submit request
TurnloopClient-->>TurnloopBridge: Return response or refusal
TurnloopBridge->>PromiseOrStream: Settle rejection or stream error
sequenceDiagram
participant TlsStreamAdapter
participant TlsSession
participant Rustls
TlsStreamAdapter->>TlsSession: Supply ciphertext or plaintext writes
TlsSession->>Rustls: Pump handshake or record processing
Rustls-->>TlsSession: Return state and output records
TlsSession-->>TlsStreamAdapter: Return ciphertext, plaintext, and status
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This release changes fetch, networking, TLS, and builtin method dispatch. Several material issues remain open. Aborting an in-flight fetch can fail silently after garbage collection. User-defined methods on arrays and other objects can still lose to the builtin or run with the wrong 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Full details: Linked Issues checkExplanation [ Resolution For [ Full details: Out of Scope Changes checkExplanation The pull request includes substantial networking changes unrelated to [ Resolution Split the fetch, TLS, Tokio, turnloop networking, stream-adoption, and related dependency changes into separate pull requests. Keep this pull request limited to the own-property dispatch and spill-layout implementation, supporting tests, and directly related documentation.
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In `@changelog.d/10943-own-property-beats-proven-builtin.md`:
- Line 1: Rename the changeset identified by “An own property that shadows a
builtin method” to use PR number 10958 instead of issue number 10943, preserving
its slug and entry body.
In `@changelog.d/11105-ext-net-off-tokio.md`:
- Line 7: Correct the changelog entry’s manifest-edge statement: remove the
inaccurate “17 → 15” count and describe that the perry-ext-net → tokio and
perry-ext-net → tokio-rustls edges are removed, while preserving the remaining
group-A details.
In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/lower_call/property_get/own_override_guard.rs`:
- Around line 185-194: Restrict the inline absence proof in the
receiver_is_array branch to objects whose header obj_type is GC_TYPE_ARRAY;
route typed arrays and all other receiver types to ask_label so the
authoritative runtime predicate checks their own properties.
In `@crates/perry-ext-http/src/client_upgrade.rs`:
- Around line 151-154: In the client upgrade flow, validate the socket_id
returned by stream.into_std and perry_ext_net::adopt_upgraded_tcp_stream before
pushing PendingHttpEvent::Upgrade; when it equals perry_ffi::INVALID_HANDLE,
return an upgrade error so the request emits 'error' instead of exposing a
phantom socket.
In `@crates/perry-ext-net/src/adopt.rs`:
- Around line 94-100: Associate each parked socket with the agent that owns it
at handoff, then use that captured agent to route the adoption job and filter
pending IDs in ensure_adopted_socket_dispatch. Do not infer the target from
CURRENT_AGENT on the tokio worker.
In `@crates/perry-ext-net/src/turnloop_io.rs`:
- Around line 218-231: Update post_to_owner to preserve whether a post failed
because there is no route or because of a transient refusal, rather than
collapsing both outcomes into false. Propagate that distinction to
command_on_owner and on_loop_or_now: report ENOTSUP only for NoRoute, and retry
or queue transient jobs without triggering caller-thread cleanup or dropping
deadlines.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/native_call_method.rs`:
- Around line 1933-1937: Gate the own-method lookup in the dynamic-call path
before refreshing arguments, so calls without installed overrides avoid
allocating and copying arguments; retain array overrides by updating
array_named_property_set to arm the own-named-property flag when storing a named
property.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs`:
- Around line 300-306: In crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs,
update call_own_user_method at lines 300-306 to create the RuntimeHandleScope
and root recv and args before calling own_user_method_value; resolve the method
using the reloaded receiver, then root the method value and use refreshed
handles for the call. In authoritative_has_own at lines 212-223, root recv
before js_string_from_bytes and pass the reloaded receiver to js_object_has_own.
- Around line 241-243: Update own_user_method_value so the
PERRY_OWN_NAMED_PROP_INSTALLED shortcut applies only to non-array receivers. For
arrays, use the GC_ARRAY_NAMED_PROPS and array_has_named_properties_resolved
absence checks from the array predicate before returning None, so an array’s own
named method can be read when the global flag is clear.
- Around line 312-316: In call_own_user_method, rebind method_handle to
recv_handle with clone_closure_rebind_this before refreshing arg_handles, since
rebinding may move heap values. Pass the rebound closure to js_native_call_value
instead of the original method_handle, preserving the call receiver.
In `@crates/perry-tls-session/src/session/sni.rs`:
- Around line 46-50: Make ClientHello parsing incremental by changing
Capture::Pending to retain a Pending state containing records, the next record
offset, and the reassembled message. Update Capture::feed to append bytes and
call Pending::advance, and replace client_hello with Pending::advance so
previously parsed records and handshake bytes are not rescanned or recopied on
each read. Preserve the existing LIMIT, invalid-input, and server_name outcomes.
In `@test-files/test_parity_own_override_beats_builtin.ts`:
- Around line 137-151: Update the comments in the array.push test block around
p2 and p3 to match the behavior and rows actually present; remove claims about a
header-bit routing path, own-method phi behavior, and a discarded-value case
that this section does not implement or test.
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Name the changeset after the PR number, not the issue number.
The path instruction requires changelog.d/<PR>-<slug>.md. 10943 is the issue number. The other entries in this train (11098, 11101, 11102, 11105) use PR numbers. The parity test names #10958 as the review PR for this fix. Rename the file to the PR that delivers the fix, for example changelog.d/10958-own-property-beats-proven-builtin.md.
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| - The loopback `'connection'` deferral (1 ms) and the pre-aborted `tls.connect` signal (25 ms) are turnloop deadlines now, not tokio sleeps. | ||
| - New runtime ABI `turnloop_net::adopt_stream` (`js_perry_net_adopt_stream`, perry-ffi `turnloop_net::adopt_stream`) puts an already-connected stream fd/SOCKET on the agent's loop via turnloop's `Detached::from_fd` + `Driver::attach`. `perry_ext_net::adopt_upgraded_tcp_stream` takes a `std::net::TcpStream` and uses it, so the HTTP client's raw `'upgrade'` socket is a turnloop socket too. | ||
| - `socket.setNoDelay()` is an explicit chainable no-op: turnloop fixes `TCP_NODELAY` at socket creation, which was already true of every turnloop socket; only the deleted tokio task could apply it later. | ||
| - `scripts/tokio_inventory.json`: 17 → 15 manifest edges (`perry-ext-net → tokio`, `perry-ext-net → tokio-rustls` removed). The remaining group-A rows (`perry-ext-http → hyper`, `hyper-util`) now record that neither the P1 coexistence rule nor the SCHED_RR "no fd-adoption API" premise is a blocker any more; what is left is deleting the hyper accept loops, sequenced behind #11084. |
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Correct the manifest-edge count in the changelog.
The fragment says "17 → 15 manifest edges". The merged scripts/tokio_inventory.json holds 13 edges across 6 crates, because #11101 and #11102 in the same train also remove edges. When the release notes are assembled, this number conflicts with the shipped inventory. Name the two removed edges, or state the final count.
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-- `scripts/tokio_inventory.json`: 17 → 15 manifest edges (`perry-ext-net → tokio`, `perry-ext-net → tokio-rustls` removed). The remaining group-A rows
+- `scripts/tokio_inventory.json`: the `perry-ext-net → tokio` and `perry-ext-net → tokio-rustls` edges are removed. The remaining group-A rowsBased on learnings: "describe the final shipped behavior as one coherent release-note entry. Do not include separate development-slice narratives that may contradict one another when the release notes are assembled."
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| - `scripts/tokio_inventory.json`: 17 → 15 manifest edges (`perry-ext-net → tokio`, `perry-ext-net → tokio-rustls` removed). The remaining group-A rows (`perry-ext-http → hyper`, `hyper-util`) now record that neither the P1 coexistence rule nor the SCHED_RR "no fd-adoption API" premise is a blocker any more; what is left is deleting the hyper accept loops, sequenced behind #11084. | |
| - `scripts/tokio_inventory.json`: the `perry-ext-net → tokio` and `perry-ext-net → tokio-rustls` edges are removed. The remaining group-A rows (`perry-ext-http → hyper`, `hyper-util`) now record that neither the P1 coexistence rule nor the SCHED_RR "no fd-adoption API" premise is a blocker any more; what is left is deleting the hyper accept loops, sequenced behind #11084. |
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In `@changelog.d/11105-ext-net-off-tokio.md` at line 7, Correct the changelog
entry’s manifest-edge statement: remove the inaccurate “17 → 15” count and
describe that the perry-ext-net → tokio and perry-ext-net → tokio-rustls edges
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| if receiver_is_array { | ||
| // GcHeader precedes the object: `_reserved` @-6 (i16). | ||
| let bits = blk.bitcast_double_to_i64(recv); | ||
| let handle = blk.and(I64, &bits, HANDLE_MASK_48); | ||
| let obj_ptr = blk.inttoptr(I64, &handle); | ||
| let res_ptr = blk.gep(I8, &obj_ptr, &[(I64, "-6")]); | ||
| let reserved = blk.load(I16, &res_ptr); | ||
| let may = blk.and(I16, &reserved, ARRAY_MAY_OWN_NAMED_MASK_I16); | ||
| let maybe_owns = blk.icmp_ne(I16, &may, "0"); | ||
| blk.cond_br(&maybe_owns, &ask_label, builtin_label); |
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Restrict the inline absence proof to GC_TYPE_ARRAY.
is_array_expr returns true for several typed-array types, and the lowerer passes that result as receiver_is_array. The inline branch then checks only _reserved and jumps to builtin_label when both bits are clear.
The runtime predicate returns 0 only for GC_TYPE_ARRAY after checking its named-property stores. A typed-array receiver with an own slice or indexOf can therefore skip the authoritative lookup and call the builtin. This occurs when PERRY_OWN_NAMED_PROP_INSTALLED is already armed, because the runtime then checks the typed array's ordinary own-property side table.
Use the _reserved absence proof only after confirming header.obj_type == GC_TYPE_ARRAY. Route other receivers to ask_label.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/lower_call/property_get/own_override_guard.rs`
around lines 185 - 194, Restrict the inline absence proof in the
receiver_is_array branch to objects whose header obj_type is GC_TYPE_ARRAY;
route typed arrays and all other receiver types to ask_label so the
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| let socket_id = stream.into_std().map_or( | ||
| perry_ffi::INVALID_HANDLE, | ||
| perry_ext_net::adopt_upgraded_tcp_stream, | ||
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Abort the client upgrade when adoption returns INVALID_HANDLE.
This change adds two new ways to get perry_ffi::INVALID_HANDLE here: into_std() can fail, and adopt_upgraded_tcp_stream now returns it when the post to the loop owner fails. In each case the code still pushes PendingHttpEvent::Upgrade with socket_handle: 0. The JS 'upgrade' listener then receives a phantom socket, and every write or on('data') call on it fails. The server path in raw_upgrade.rs checks this sentinel and aborts. Return an error here instead, so that the request reports 'error'.
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let socket_id = stream.into_std().map_or(
perry_ffi::INVALID_HANDLE,
perry_ext_net::adopt_upgraded_tcp_stream,
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+ if socket_id == perry_ffi::INVALID_HANDLE {
+ return Some(Err("upgrade socket could not be adopted".to_string()));
+ }
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| let socket_id = stream.into_std().map_or( | |
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In `@crates/perry-ext-http/src/client_upgrade.rs` around lines 151 - 154, In the
client upgrade flow, validate the socket_id returned by stream.into_std and
perry_ext_net::adopt_upgraded_tcp_stream before pushing
PendingHttpEvent::Upgrade; when it equals perry_ffi::INVALID_HANDLE, return an
upgrade error so the request emits 'error' instead of exposing a phantom socket.
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| pending_adoptions() | ||
| .lock() | ||
| .unwrap_or_else(|e| e.into_inner()) | ||
| .insert(id, socket); | ||
| // Not `turnloop_io::on_loop`: that asks whether *this* thread owns the | ||
| // loop, and asking is what claims it. See `turnloop_io::post_to_owner`. | ||
| let posted = turnloop_io::post_to_owner(Box::new(move || complete_adoption(id))); |
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Associate each parked stream with its agent.
post_to_owner calls agent_post::post_job without an explicit agent ID. The parked stream also has no agent metadata. The fallback path in ensure_adopted_socket_dispatch then collects every pending ID and adopts each one on the current enabled agent loop. A pending stream from another agent can therefore be registered on the wrong loop, and later commands on its owning loop cannot use that registration.
Capture the agent at handoff, route the adoption job to that agent, and filter ensure_adopted_socket_dispatch to that agent's pending IDs. Do not derive the target from the tokio worker's unset CURRENT_AGENT.
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In `@crates/perry-ext-net/src/adopt.rs` around lines 94 - 100, Associate each
parked socket with the agent that owns it at handoff, then use that captured
agent to route the adoption job and filter pending IDs in
ensure_adopted_socket_dispatch. Do not infer the target from CURRENT_AGENT on
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| if PERRY_OWN_NAMED_PROP_INSTALLED.load(Ordering::Relaxed) == 0 { | ||
| return None; | ||
| } |
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Do not apply the global install-flag shortcut to arrays.
array_named_property_set can install an array named property without calling note_exotic_named_prop_install. The array guard can still select the own-method path. When PERRY_OWN_NAMED_PROP_INSTALLED is clear, own_user_method_value returns None before reading the array property, so Array.prototype.indexOf runs instead of the array's own method.
Apply the flag check only to non-array receivers. For arrays, use the same GC_ARRAY_NAMED_PROPS and array_has_named_properties_resolved absence checks used by the array predicate.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs` around lines 241 - 243,
Update own_user_method_value so the PERRY_OWN_NAMED_PROP_INSTALLED shortcut
applies only to non-array receivers. For arrays, use the GC_ARRAY_NAMED_PROPS
and array_has_named_properties_resolved absence checks from the array predicate
before returning None, so an array’s own named method can be read when the
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| let own = own_user_method_value(recv, name)?; | ||
| let root_scope = crate::gc::RuntimeHandleScope::new(); | ||
| let method_handle = root_scope.root_nanbox_f64(own); | ||
| let recv_handle = root_scope.root_nanbox_f64(recv); | ||
| let arg_handles = root_scope.root_nanbox_f64_slice(args); | ||
| // Re-read AFTER rooting: resolving the method can move the heap. | ||
| let refreshed = crate::gc::RuntimeHandleScope::refreshed_nanbox_f64_slice(&arg_handles); |
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Two own-override runtime helpers hold a NaN-boxed receiver across an allocation and root it too late or not at all. A moving collection during that allocation leaves the helper with a pre-move address. In call_own_user_method the callee then receives a stale this and stale arguments. In authoritative_has_own the hasOwn probe reads a stale receiver.
crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs#L300-L306: Incall_own_user_method, create theRuntimeHandleScopeand rootrecvandargsbeforeown_user_method_valueruns. Resolve the method fromrecv_handle.get_nanbox_f64(), then root the method value. Rooting after the lookup protects values that may already be stale.crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs#L212-L223: Inauthoritative_has_own, rootrecvbeforejs_string_from_bytesallocates the key, and pass the re-read handle value tojs_object_has_own.
Based on learnings: "if you hold an object/value represented as a NaN-boxed f64 and you then perform an allocating or user-code-invoking operation ... root the value using crate::gc::RuntimeHandleScope and reload it from the rewritten handle".
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crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs#L300-L306(this comment)crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs#L212-L223
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs` around lines 300 - 306, In
crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs, update call_own_user_method at
lines 300-306 to create the RuntimeHandleScope and root recv and args before
calling own_user_method_value; resolve the method using the reloaded receiver,
then root the method value and use refreshed handles for the call. In
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| let result = crate::closure::js_native_call_value( | ||
| method_handle.get_nanbox_f64(), | ||
| refreshed.as_ptr(), | ||
| refreshed.len(), | ||
| ); |
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Rebind the own method before calling it.
call_own_user_method sets IMPLICIT_THIS but passes the original method_handle to js_native_call_value. A captures-this object-literal method can therefore keep its bound receiver instead of using the call receiver. The non-exotic branch also handles plain objects, so this can affect ordinary own methods after the global override flag is armed.
Rebind the method before refreshing arguments because rebinding can allocate and move heap values.
Suggested fix
- // Re-read AFTER rooting: resolving the method can move the heap.
+ let bound = crate::closure::clone_closure_rebind_this(
+ method_handle.get_nanbox_u64(),
+ recv_handle.get_nanbox_f64(),
+ );
+ // Re-read AFTER rebinding: the clone can move the heap.
let refreshed = crate::gc::RuntimeHandleScope::refreshed_nanbox_f64_slice(&arg_handles);
@@
let result = crate::closure::js_native_call_value(
- method_handle.get_nanbox_f64(),
+ f64::from_bits(bound),
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/own_override.rs` around lines 312 - 316, In
call_own_user_method, rebind method_handle to recv_handle with
clone_closure_rebind_this before refreshing arg_handles, since rebinding may
move heap values. Pass the rebound closure to js_native_call_value instead of
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| seen.extend_from_slice(bytes); | ||
| match client_hello(seen) { | ||
| Scan::NeedMore if seen.len() <= LIMIT => {} | ||
| Scan::NeedMore | Scan::Invalid => *self = Self::Done(None), | ||
| Scan::Hello(body) => *self = Self::Done(server_name(&body)), |
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Make the ClientHello scan incremental. The current rescan is quadratic in bytes the peer controls.
TlsSession::receive calls Capture::feed for every transport read on a server session. feed appends the new bytes to seen and then calls client_hello(seen). client_hello starts again at offset 0 each time and copies every complete fragment into a new message vector.
A client controls how its ClientHello is split across TCP segments and TLS records. Suppose the client sends a ClientHello that declares a large length (up to LIMIT = 64 KiB) in 1-byte pieces. Each read then copies all bytes received so far. That is about 64K²/2 ≈ 2·10⁹ bytes copied for one connection. The node:tls server has no handshake timeout, so many parallel connections can use up the accept runtime's CPU. Normal clients send the ClientHello in one read, so only an attacker hits this path.
Fix: keep the scan position and the rebuilt message in the Pending state. Each feed then parses only the new bytes.
⚡ Proposed incremental scan
-pub(super) enum Capture {
- /// Still collecting: raw record bytes seen so far.
- Pending(Vec<u8>),
- Done(Option<String>),
-}
+pub(super) enum Capture {
+ /// Still collecting.
+ Pending(Pending),
+ Done(Option<String>),
+}
+
+#[derive(Default)]
+pub(super) struct Pending {
+ /// Raw record bytes seen so far.
+ records: Vec<u8>,
+ /// Offset of the next unparsed record header in `records`.
+ at: usize,
+ /// Handshake bytes reassembled from the records parsed so far.
+ message: Vec<u8>,
+}
impl Default for Capture {
fn default() -> Self {
- Self::Pending(Vec::new())
+ Self::Pending(Pending::default())
}
}
@@
pub(super) fn feed(&mut self, bytes: &[u8]) {
- let Self::Pending(seen) = self else {
+ let Self::Pending(pending) = self else {
return;
};
- seen.extend_from_slice(bytes);
- match client_hello(seen) {
- Scan::NeedMore if seen.len() <= LIMIT => {}
+ pending.records.extend_from_slice(bytes);
+ let scan = pending.advance();
+ match scan {
+ Scan::NeedMore if pending.records.len() <= LIMIT => {}
Scan::NeedMore | Scan::Invalid => *self = Self::Done(None),
Scan::Hello(body) => *self = Self::Done(server_name(&body)),
}
}
@@
-fn client_hello(records: &[u8]) -> Scan {
- let mut message = Vec::new();
- let mut at = 0;
- loop {
- // Enough of the handshake header to know the message length?
- if message.len() >= 4 {
- if message[0] != HANDSHAKE_CLIENT_HELLO {
- return Scan::Invalid;
- }
- let len = u24(&message[1..4]);
- if message.len() >= 4 + len {
- return Scan::Hello(message[4..4 + len].to_vec());
- }
- }
- let Some(header) = records.get(at..at + 5) else {
- return Scan::NeedMore;
- };
- if header[0] != RECORD_HANDSHAKE {
- return Scan::Invalid;
- }
- let len = u16::from_be_bytes([header[3], header[4]]) as usize;
- let Some(fragment) = records.get(at + 5..at + 5 + len) else {
- return Scan::NeedMore;
- };
- message.extend_from_slice(fragment);
- at += 5 + len;
- }
-}
+impl Pending {
+ /// Parse only the records completed since the previous call.
+ fn advance(&mut self) -> Scan {
+ loop {
+ if self.message.len() >= 4 {
+ if self.message[0] != HANDSHAKE_CLIENT_HELLO {
+ return Scan::Invalid;
+ }
+ let len = u24(&self.message[1..4]);
+ if self.message.len() >= 4 + len {
+ return Scan::Hello(self.message[4..4 + len].to_vec());
+ }
+ }
+ let Some(header) = self.records.get(self.at..self.at + 5) else {
+ return Scan::NeedMore;
+ };
+ if header[0] != RECORD_HANDSHAKE {
+ return Scan::Invalid;
+ }
+ let len = u16::from_be_bytes([header[3], header[4]]) as usize;
+ let Some(fragment) = self.records.get(self.at + 5..self.at + 5 + len) else {
+ return Scan::NeedMore;
+ };
+ self.message.extend_from_slice(fragment);
+ self.at += 5 + len;
+ }
+ }
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In `@crates/perry-tls-session/src/session/sni.rs` around lines 46 - 50, Make
ClientHello parsing incremental by changing Capture::Pending to retain a Pending
state containing records, the next record offset, and the reassembled message.
Update Capture::feed to append bytes and call Pending::advance, and replace
client_hello with Pending::advance so previously parsed records and handshake
bytes are not rescanned or recopied on each read. Preserve the existing LIMIT,
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| // `push` is not guarded by a diamond: a diamond around it costs the inline | ||
| // store (+94 per call), so the check rides the header bit its admission mask | ||
| // already tests and routes to `js_array_push_or_own`. These rows are the phi | ||
| // at that join: on the own arm the expression's value must be the METHOD's | ||
| // return, not a recomputed length, and the array must not be appended to. | ||
| // the bit means "some named property", not "an own push": an unrelated one | ||
| // must still take the builtin, through the same arm. | ||
| const p2 = [1]; p2.foo = 1; | ||
| t("array.push unrelated named prop", () => p2.push(2)); | ||
| t("array.push unrelated named prop length", () => p2.length); | ||
| // a BORROWED builtin is not a user method and must take the native arm. | ||
| const p3 = [1]; p3.push = Array.prototype.push; | ||
| t("array.push borrowed builtin", () => p3.push(2)); | ||
| t("array.push borrowed builtin length", () => p3.length); | ||
| // the own method still wins when the value is discarded (side effects only). |
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Remove the stale push comments that contradict the section header.
Lines 128-134 say an own push still loses to the builtin and the header carries no usable bit. Lines 137-143 say the check "rides the header bit" and routes to js_array_push_or_own, with an own arm and a phi. Line 151 promises a discarded-value row that does not exist. This PR has no js_array_push_or_own path, and the changelog says push stays out of the gate. Delete lines 137-143 and line 151. Keep the comment that matches the rows in this file.
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In `@test-files/test_parity_own_override_beats_builtin.ts` around lines 137 - 151,
Update the comments in the array.push test block around p2 and p3 to match the
behavior and rows actually present; remove claims about a header-bit routing
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…layer 2) — RED
Committed BEFORE the fix. 17 of its 30 rows are wrong on pristine main
v0.5.1633:
map.get/has/set/delete on a proven local own -> 1 / true / undefined / true
map.get via param, any-annot, array elem, own -> 1
call result, class field
set.has / set.add own -> true / undefined
date.setHours own -> 10800000
array.push / indexOf / slice own -> 2 / 1 / "3,1"
map.get before a later delete own -> native
perry lowers a method call to a direct native call whenever it can prove the
receiver's KIND, and an own property that shadows the method leaves that proof
intact: `const m = new Map(); m.get = () => "own"` is still provably a Map.
#10476 already fixed this for UNPROVEN receivers — their runtime kind picks
the builtin or the universal dispatcher, "which finds an own or inherited user
method". The proven-receiver branch never got the same treatment.
EVERY CALL IN THIS FILE PASSES AN ARGUMENT, deliberately. The previous
attempt's differential used zero-argument calls throughout and went green
against a fix that only covered zero-argument calls — a differential built
from the spelling the fix covers proves nothing. A call with an argument is
what real code writes and is exactly what gets specialised away from the
dispatcher: the HIR fold (`lower/expr_call/local_array_methods.rs:948`) is
gated on `!args.is_empty()`, and codegen's `map_set.rs` arms on
`args.len() == 1`/`== 2`.
The receiver forms are spread on purpose. A bare parameter is NOT a defence:
HIR monomorphisation gives the clone that receives a Map a concrete `Map`
local type. The `poly-plain` / `poly-map` pair proves it — one function,
correct for a plain object and wrong for a Map, in the same program.
The 13 rows that already pass are what make the 17 a contradiction rather than
a design choice: every `native` row shows the builtin still works when nothing
shadows it (so the fix cannot be "stop dispatching natively"), the subclass
`get()` override resolves, deleting the own property restores the builtin, and
`hasOwn` / `typeof` already agree the own property is there.
(cherry picked from commit 7cbba06)
…layer 2, step 1)
Runtime half only; no lowering site consults it yet, so this commit changes no
behaviour. Split out so a half-finished state is a handover rather than a loss.
`js_receiver_may_own_named_method(recv, name)` is the condition of a diamond
the CALLER emits: 0 takes the direct builtin call, 1 takes the universal
method dispatcher. It only ever chooses a branch. It deliberately does NOT
resolve the property and call it — an own slot can hold a builtin thunk that
dispatches by name again, and the previous attempt at this fix did exactly
that and overflowed the stack on
`test_bound_timer_dispatch_roots_args_during_async_hook_init_gc`. A
fail-closed answer may decline a fast path; it may not substitute an action of
its own.
It never answers 0 for anything it cannot prove. A wrong 0 is a silent wrong
value; a wrong 1 is only slower.
Three tiers, cheapest first:
* a primitive receiver, or no readable GC header -> 0 / 1 respectively;
* an ARRAY is answered exactly off the cell, with no global consulted:
`GC_ARRAY_NAMED_PROPS` already records this fact and is already monotonic;
* everything else consults one relaxed load of a process-global arm, and
only if it is set does the authoritative `js_object_has_own` run.
Why a global arm and not a per-cell bit: `GcHeader::_reserved` has no free
bits (`gc/types.rs`'s map says so, and bits 12/13 are actively ERASED by
`set_layout_state` — #8690 and #10842 each lost a flag there). Map/Set/Date/
RegExp keep own named properties in a per-thread side table, so there is no
per-cell bit to read and their `ObjectMeta` is usually null, which would mean
materialising a record to read an almost-always-clear flag. The global is the
`accessors_in_use` idiom the read path already uses.
The arm is set-only and over-approximating, both on purpose. Set-only because
clearing on delete would reopen delete-then-shadow, exactly as
`GC_ARRAY_NAMED_PROPS` is monotonic. Over-approximating because it is armed at
the TOP of `field_set_by_name`'s exotic-store gauntlet, above that gauntlet's
per-kind branches: there is no single install funnel down there — buffers,
stream handles and the meta/expando paths each store their own way — and a
missed installer is the same silent wrong value. Arming early covers every
kind including ones added later, and a spurious arm costs only the slow side.
Named keys only; an index write is not a method shadow.
`object_ops::has_own` becomes `pub(crate)` so the guard can ask the predicate
behind `Object.hasOwn` rather than re-deriving own-ness from a shape
descriptor — which is what fails here, since a Map/Set/Array cell's `+4` word
is `capacity` and not a ShapeId.
(cherry picked from commit 49d72fa)
…er 2) ECMA-262 resolves `recv.m(a)` as `Get(recv, "m")` then `Call`, so an own `m` wins. perry lowers a method call to a DIRECT native call whenever it can prove the receiver's KIND, and an own property that shadows the method leaves that proof intact: `const m = new Map(); m.get = () => 1` is still provably a Map. The result was a silent, plausible wrong value. #10476 fixed this for UNPROVEN receivers. The guard could not simply be extended there: `try_lower_property_get_method_call` is an ORDERED CHAIN and `builtin_kind_guard`'s diamond is near its end, so every proven receiver is claimed upstream and never reaches it — extending it emitted a guard nothing executed (symbol present, call count 0). The test has to be above the chain. Only the RECEIVER is hoisted. The condition needs its value before the branch, so an arm re-lowering it would evaluate an effectful receiver (`make().get(k)`) twice; it is materialised once and re-read in both arms. ARGUMENTS are not hoisted: a diamond runs one arm, so each argument is still evaluated exactly once at runtime, and two emitted copies cost code size rather than semantics. That is what keeps every arm's signature unchanged. The receiver EXPRESSION is passed down unchanged rather than rewritten to a synthetic local, because every arm's proof is keyed on it (`is_array_expr`, `receiver_class_name`, `is_date_receiver`, the Ptr<Shape> facts); a synthetic local would erase those and un-specialise every one of these calls. `rooting::with_materialized_receiver` is the combinator: rooted for the window because everything below it allocates, re-read at each use rather than handed out as a register (#7211), released on the way out. `lower_expr` consults it, which is the one funnel every operand lowering in the compiler already passes through. The guard only CHOOSES A BRANCH. It does not resolve the property and call it: an own slot can hold a builtin thunk that dispatches by name again, and an earlier attempt at this fix overflowed the stack doing exactly that. The other side is the universal dispatcher, which already finds an own or inherited user method. (cherry picked from commit f33a4e4)
…r 3) The chain guard covers what codegen's ordered chain lowers. Most of #10943 is not there: HIR folds m.get(k), s.has(v), a.push(x) on a proven receiver into dedicated nodes that lower straight to the native helper, so with only the chain guarded the differential emitted 3 guard calls and 16 of 30 rows stayed wrong. The same diamond is applied at lower_expr's dispatch, the one place every folded node passes through, with a per-variant table of (receiver, method name, arguments). (cherry picked from commit 735cf63)
The predicate's ABI is (recv, name_ptr, name_len) — it asks Object.hasOwn's own predicate, which needs a real key. Both guards were passing a static dispatch id in the pointer slot, which faulted inside js_string_from_bytes the first time a receiver reached the authoritative tier. The parked attempt had the same mismatch and never surfaced it, because its guard was never reached: inert code can be wrong code. (cherry picked from commit 9f12977)
… takes a named property (#10943) Layer 1 armed at the top of field_set_by_name's exotic gauntlet, chosen as the funnel because that file has no single installer. It is not the funnel for the spelling the bug is reported with: m.get = () => 1 on a proven Map local lowers to js_put_value_set_dyn_ic, which never enters the gauntlet, so the predicate answered 0 and the builtin still won — 17 of 30 differential rows stayed red with both codegen guards in place and correct. exotic_expando::value_store is where the property is actually installed, whatever lowering asked for it. Arming there covers every spelling and every kind, and keeps the gauntlet's arm as the over-approximating outer net. (cherry picked from commit 59090ab)
…#10943) The codegen guards route a receiver that may own a shadowing method to the universal dispatcher — and the dispatcher had the same bug. Every kind dispatcher in js_native_call_method resolves a method by NAME against the receiver's kind and none consults its own properties, so the own arm landed on js_map_get anyway: measured under gdb, the guard answered 1, the own arm was taken, and the call still reached collection_methods::dispatch_map_set. Resolved and called in Get-then-Call order above the kind dispatchers, the way the Proxy arm already does it. A BORROWED builtin is not a user method and falls through to the native arms, which is what stops the recursion an earlier attempt hit. (cherry picked from commit 46e39e6)
js_object_get_field_by_name_f64 walks the prototype chain, so on a Set the own-method arm found Set.prototype.has and called the builtin thunk through the dispatcher — the same bug one layer further in. Traced: js_native_call_method -> js_native_call_value -> set_proto_has_thunk -> js_set_has. An inherited method is not an override; only an own one beats the builtin, so this asks js_object_get_own_field_or_undef. (cherry picked from commit 29f1c29)
…10943) js_object_get_field_by_name_f64 walks the prototype chain, so on a Set the own-method arm found Set.prototype.has and called the builtin thunk through the dispatcher — the same bug one layer further in. Traced: js_native_call_method -> js_native_call_value -> set_proto_has_thunk -> js_set_has. An inherited method is not an override; only an own one beats the builtin, so this asks js_object_get_own_field_or_undef. (cherry picked from commit 7675308)
…path never sets (#10943) js_object_get_field_by_name_f64 walks the prototype chain, so on a Set the own-method arm found Set.prototype.has and called the builtin thunk through the dispatcher — the same bug one layer further in. Traced: js_native_call_method -> js_native_call_value -> set_proto_has_thunk -> js_set_has. An inherited method is not an override; only an own one beats the builtin, so this asks js_object_get_own_field_or_undef. (cherry picked from commit de3f6f2)
…tative predicate (#10943) js_object_get_field_by_name_f64 walks the prototype chain, so on a Set the own-method arm found Set.prototype.has and called the builtin thunk through the dispatcher — the same bug one layer further in. Traced: js_native_call_method -> js_native_call_value -> set_proto_has_thunk -> js_set_has. An inherited method is not an override; only an own one beats the builtin, so this asks js_object_get_own_field_or_undef. (cherry picked from commit c438e4a)
…nts (#10943) js_object_get_field_by_name_f64 walks the prototype chain, so on a Set the own-method arm found Set.prototype.has and called the builtin thunk through the dispatcher — the same bug one layer further in. Traced: js_native_call_method -> js_native_call_value -> set_proto_has_thunk -> js_set_has. An inherited method is not an override; only an own one beats the builtin, so this asks js_object_get_own_field_or_undef. (cherry picked from commit fffc147)
js_object_get_field_by_name_f64 walks the prototype chain, so on a Set the own-method arm found Set.prototype.has and called the builtin thunk through the dispatcher — the same bug one layer further in. Traced: js_native_call_method -> js_native_call_value -> set_proto_has_thunk -> js_set_has. An inherited method is not an override; only an own one beats the builtin, so this asks js_object_get_own_field_or_undef. (cherry picked from commit f8fb146)
) Four temp_root_coverage::set_receiver rows failed, and they were right to: the hoist put the receiver in a SECOND rooted slot, so the consuming call re-read that slot instead of the one the receiver lives in. Both are roots and both are re-read after the allocating operand, so the emission was safe — but it added a hop for nothing and moved the re-read off the slot the invariant is stated about. A LocalGet/This receiver is already in a slot the collector rewrites, and lowering it again emits a LOAD from that slot, which IS the re-read #7114/#9523 demand. So materialise only what cannot be evaluated twice — a call result, a property or element read — and let every consumer of THAT re-read its slot. The four rows are the witness that the hoist cannot hand a consumer a register held across an allocation. (cherry picked from commit 9ec113c)
…eave ReadonlySet alone (#10943) Two failures were mine, not the tests': * array_pop and entry_block_alloca panicked on my own expect("the receiver was materialised above") — the gate deliberately skips materialising a local, and the read has to cope with that. It re-lowers instead, which for a local IS a read of its rooted slot. * the three readonly_collection rows were right: js_readonly_set_has brand-checks and otherwise preserves JavaScript dispatch, which already reaches an own method, so a diamond there only adds the generic tower to the common native case — which those tests exist to forbid. ReadonlySet comes back out of the gate; the declared-Map case that needed it stays. (cherry picked from commit d164d6f)
…new contract It asserted `!ir.contains(DISPATCH)` — "a proven receiver must not pay for method dispatch" — and that premise IS the bug: proving the receiver's KIND proves nothing about an own property, so `d.getTime = () => 'own'` ran Date.prototype.getTime and returned a timestamp. The dispatcher now appears as the other side of one own-override diamond. What replaces it is the cost claim still worth pinning: exactly one predicate test and exactly one dispatch call, reached only when that test says the receiver may own the name. The two assertions above it — the builtin is still called directly, and the getter is called once — are unchanged and still pass. (cherry picked from commit 50318bf)
…urement Two gates asserted NO rooted temporary for a Map/Set call whose value cannot collect. The own-override guard tests the receiver before it branches, and the receiver stays rooted across that call because the predicate allocates today (js_string_from_bytes on its authoritative tier), so it is not a GC leaf and the root is not optional. Measured on that exact shape (s.has(2) in a hot loop, same compiler with Set in and out of the guard's gate, min of 3, fitted 500k -> 5M): 778.27 vs 778.26 instructions per iteration, +0.01. LLVM hoists the test, the branch and the slot traffic out of the loop; the cost is emitted shape, not runtime. Counted rather than deleted: assert_temp_rooting_count keeps a ratchet where there was a check, so a SECOND slot reddens. #10957 removes this one for real by passing the interned key instead of (ptr, len), which takes the allocation out of the predicate, makes the GC-leaf claim provable rather than assumed, and returns both gates to assert_no_temp_rooting. (cherry picked from commit 78c3feb)
The builtin arm re-enters `lower_expr` for the node being guarded, and the
suppression that keeps it from forming a second diamond around itself was a
DEPTH COUNTER. That re-entry lowers the node's ARGUMENTS too, so a folded
builtin nested in an argument was suppressed as well and ran its native
helper with no diamond:
m1.set("k", m2.get("k")) // m2.get is an own property
node -> own:k
perry -> native
while the same call in statement position took the own method. The two arms
of one diamond disagreed for the same source.
Verified before fixing, on two binaries: the spelling is wrong identically on
this branch AND on main (a022cf2), so it is #10943 surviving in a spelling
the differential did not contain, not a regression this guard introduced.
A depth counter cannot express "this node"; an identity can. `SUPPRESSED_NODE`
holds the address of the node being re-lowered, `Suppressed` saves and
restores the previous one so nested diamonds nest, and `try_lower` declines
only for that exact node.
Seven rows added to the differential, which is now 37 of 37 byte-identical to
node: the call in a `Map.set` argument, in an `Array.push` argument, in a
nested constructor argument, twice in one argument list, inside a concat
argument, a `Set.has` in an argument, and the unshadowed control that must
stay native.
Found by review on #10958. The reviewer reasoned from the code; this is the
run.
(cherry picked from commit 7600b51)
… had
Every guarded array builtin on a proven array asked `authoritative_has_own`,
which allocates a key string and runs a full `hasOwn` per call. Measured, five
interleaved rounds, ranges not means, against upstream/main as the guard-off
arm:
a.push(i) hot 90.547 -> 4886.7 (+4796, +5297%)
a.indexOf(x) hot 701.002 -> 5443.9 (+4742, +677%)
element read (control) 16.048 -> 16.046 (flat)
The two deltas agree within 55 instructions on calls whose own work differs by
610, so it is a fixed per-call cost, and the exotic kinds pay +38.000 for the
same guard because their flag lets them answer 0.
The cheap proof arrays were said to lack EXISTS: this tier was not wired to
it. `array_has_named_properties_resolved` covers all three storages an array
named property can live in -- the inline reserve, the pairs array, and the
fallback table behind `FULL_ARRAY_NAMED_PROPS_EVER` -- and both spellings of
an own-method install go through `array_named_property_set`, which writes one
of them. Profiled rather than assumed: `a.push = fn` on an `any` receiver and
on a proven array local both show `array::named_props::array_named_property_set`
in the install profile. (The note this replaces, that neither that function
nor the expando store runs, was measured on a path that no longer carries the
spelling.)
The descriptor table is still not covered, so a receiver with ANY descriptor
keeps asking the authoritative predicate: the rule ("never answer 0 for
anything it cannot prove") is unchanged, only the provable set has grown. With
no descriptors `fallback_possible` is false, so the proof is flag tests and a
reserve read -- no hash lookup, no allocation, no call.
a.push(i) hot 4886.7 -> 259.500 (+4796 -> +169 over main)
a.indexOf(x) hot 5443.9 -> 779.002 (+4742 -> +78 over main)
element read (control) 16.048 (flat on all three arms)
m.get(k) hot 273.484 -> 278.484 (+5, the one regression to explain)
The differential stays 37 of 37 byte-identical to node, including the three
array rows this proof could have broken by answering 0 too eagerly.
(cherry picked from commit a19a518)
`js_receiver_may_own_named_method`'s first act is one of two cheap proofs, and
calling it to learn "no own override" cost +38.000 instructions on every
proven-Map builtin call. The guard now performs that proof itself and calls
only when it fails:
* a proven ARRAY tests its own `GcHeader::_reserved` -- 0x100 | 0x400, the
bit the predicate tests first;
* every other proven kind tests `PERRY_OWN_NAMED_PROP_INSTALLED`, the
predicate's own early return, with one monotonic load and a not-taken
branch. The flag is exported the way the incremental-mark barrier gate is,
and declared alongside it in `runtime_decls`.
This is a LIFT, not a new proof: both tests are the predicate's own first
lines, so nothing is proven here the runtime did not already prove and no new
install site has to be armed. The two copies of the branch emitter are now one,
shared by the chain guard and the folded-node guard.
Measured against upstream/main, five interleaved rounds, ranges not means,
arms sha256-distinct and cross-paired so both commits print:
main call inline
a.indexOf(x) 701.002 5443.9 707.002 (+4742 -> +6.00)
m.get(k) 235.484 273.484 243.484 (+38 -> +8.00)
a.push(i) 47.357 -- 141.357 ( +94.00)
element read 16.048 16.050 16.048 (control, flat)
indexOf and get meet the target: the common case costs what a flag test costs.
PUSH DOES NOT, and the reason is not the guard's instructions. Profiled rather
than guessed: with the diamond, `js_array_length` is 35.9% of the guarded
arm's profile in a loop whose only `.length` is the return statement, and it
does not appear at all on main. Splitting the loop body with a diamond costs
the array push fast path its straight-line form. My first explanation -- the
first fixture's own `a.length` bookkeeping -- was refuted by a second fixture
with no `.length` in the loop that shows the same +94.
The differential stays 37 of 37 byte-identical to node.
(cherry picked from commit f12cbb6)
… test
Two changes and one thing deliberately not done.
PUSH IS OUT OF THE GATE. `Expr::ArrayPush` is gone from the folded table and
"push" from `shadowable_builtin_name`, so an own `push` on a proven array
still loses to the builtin -- main's exact behaviour, no regression, and the
one differential row this PR does not fix. Guarding it costs the push its
INLINE STORE: +94 instructions per call against +6 for `indexOf`, because the
diamond moves the lowering off the inline tier onto the one whose value IS a
`js_array_length` call (35.9% of the guarded profile, absent from main's).
The cheap alternative every other kind has does not exist here. An array that
takes an own named property records NOTHING in its header the inline push tier
can test: `GC_ARRAY_NAMED_PROPS` is set only when a reserve is created,
`OBJ_FLAG_ARRAY_DESCRIPTORS` gates the fallback table, and `fallback_possible`
needs the bit CLEAR and the flag SET -- they are alternatives, not a pair, and
`const a = [1]; a.push = fn` arms neither. Folding the bits into the admission
mask therefore cannot work: the mask never sees the receiver. Filed as its own
issue, with the five `js_array_push_f64_spec` emission tiers and the ABI that
blocks the other route (it returns a header, and the expression's value comes
from a separate length call, so the bail cannot carry a method's return).
THE COMMON CASE IS A FLAG TEST. The guard performs the runtime predicate's own
first proof inline -- a header-bit test for a proven array, a monotonic load of
`PERRY_OWN_NAMED_PROP_INSTALLED` otherwise -- and calls the predicate only when
that proof fails. It is a LIFT, not a new proof, so no install site has to be
armed for it to be sound. `own_override::call_own_user_method` factors out the
Get-then-Call block and the universal dispatcher is now its caller: one
implementation, not two.
Measured against upstream/main, five interleaved rounds, ranges not means:
main this
a.push(i) 47.354 47.357 (+0.00, out of the gate)
a.indexOf(x) 701.002 708.002 (+7.00)
m.get(k) 235.484 243.484 (+8.00)
element read 16.048 16.048 (control, flat)
The differential is 40 of 40 byte-identical to node. The rows that would pin an
own `push` are in the issue rather than here: a red row in a file whose
contract is byte-identity is a broken gate, not documentation.
(cherry picked from commit a20391c)
The flag gap that keeps `push` out now has an issue: an array that takes an own named property records nothing in its header the inline push tier can test. The changelog fragment, both emitter comments and the parity fixture name it, so the next person finds the reason rather than re-deriving it. (cherry picked from commit 77540c0)
File size limit: `rooting/mod.rs` reached 2056 lines (cap 2000). Split into
three siblings as a PURE MOVE -- every line carried verbatim, verified
line-for-line against the pre-split file:
rooting/mod.rs 2056 -> 743 design half, Repr/RootedSlot/Arg, the
call_* combinators, #10943 receiver
rooting/group.rs -> 702 RootedGroup, the implicit-this and
new.target saves, RootedAcc
rooting/ledger.rs -> 654 MIGRATED_MODULES + the migration_ledger
tests
`mod.rs` re-exports the `pub(crate)` surface with explicit named `pub(crate)
use`, so no caller path changes. `ImplicitThisSave` and `NewTargetSave` are
deliberately not re-exported: no caller names either type, so the import
would be unused. `include_str!` targets are unaffected -- both new files are
siblings of `mod.rs`, so every relative path resolves identically, including
the terminal-condition test's `include_str!("mod.rs")`.
No path-keyed gate referenced the old file, so nothing needed repointing;
all of them were run and are green (addr_class_inventory, raw_handle_debt
both invocations, gc_runtime_root_holders, shape_descriptor_census,
gc_store_site_inventory, unrooted_local_shape).
Check formatting: `cargo fmt --all` over three files this stack added
(folded_builtin_override.rs, own_override_guard.rs, native_call_method.rs).
rustc warnings, both legs:
* `use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicBool, Ordering}` -- `AtomicBool` left over
from when the arm flag was a bool; it is now `AtomicU32`, so the name has
no use under any feature set.
* `test_exotic_named_prop_installed` -- a `#[cfg(test)]` accessor that has
never had a caller, here or on the stacked branch. Removed rather than
`#[allow(dead_code)]`d: the flag it reads is a set-only process-global, so
a test written to consume it would be order-dependent against the shared
runtime test state (#1444). The flag itself is `#[no_mangle] pub static`
and readable directly if one is ever wanted.
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…I/O rustls session The node:tls server (tls.createServer), the bundled net client's tls.connect/upgradeToTLS and the wss:// connector now handshake through perry_tls_session::TlsSession (new: client and server, over caller-built rustls configs), driven over their existing tokio sockets by crates/perry-stdlib/src/tls_stream.rs, which keeps tokio_rustls's observable contract. perry-stdlib no longer depends on tokio-rustls; the inventory drops that edge (17 -> 16). The sockets stay tokio (group L). (cherry picked from commit 7efca16)
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#11101 (group G, reqwest fetch fallback) and #11102 (group H, TLS onto perry-tls-session) each remove one edge, and both edit scripts/tokio_inventory.json, so they conflict twice. Neither side was correct for the combined tree: - the 'blocker' prose: each PR describes what remains after ITS OWN removal. #11101 says the last client is tokio-rustls; #11102 says the clients are reqwest and the sockets. With both applied NEITHER survives, so the text is composed rather than picked. - the per-crate count: a measured absolute, like the native-result ledger (#10739). Re-derived with --update on the merged tree rather than merged by hand. tokio inventory: 15 manifest edges across 7 workspace crates, 14 tokio-family packages in Cargo.lock 17 -> 16 -> 15, which is exactly what the two lanes predicted.
Every node:net socket, listener and TLS session already ran on the agent's turnloop loop; the tokio socket task survived only as the fallback for a thread that does not own its agent's loop. That thread now posts its submissions to the owner (perry_ffi::agent_post), the two tokio timers become loop deadlines, and an HTTP upgrade's stream is adopted onto the loop through a new turnloop_net::adopt_stream ABI. (cherry picked from commit f3c81f4)
Re-record scripts/tokio_inventory.json (17 -> 15 edges) and rewrite the remaining group-A blockers; classify turnloop_io's DEADLINES table in scripts/gc_runtime_root_holders.json. (cherry picked from commit 0d76360)
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| // The watch's only job from here on is its key: the engine owns | ||
| // cancellation, and `js_fetch_notify_signal_aborted` reaches it directly. | ||
| let abort_key = abort_watch | ||
| .as_ref() | ||
| .map(abort_bridge::FetchAbortWatch::signal_ptr); | ||
| let inputs = match turnloop_bridge::try_dispatch_inputs(inputs, abort_key, promise_ptr) { | ||
| Ok(()) => { | ||
| drop(abort_watch); | ||
| return promise; | ||
| } | ||
| Err(inputs) => inputs, | ||
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| // Dispatch + abort handling live in `abort_bridge::run_request` (keeps this | ||
| // file under the line-size lint gate). | ||
| spawn(abort_bridge::run_request(promise_ptr, abort_watch, inputs)); | ||
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printf '%s\n' '--- all signal-related files ---'
fd -t f . crates/perry-runtime | rg -i 'abort|url|fetch|object|gc' | head -n 200Repository: PerryTS/perry
Length of output: 42959
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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
printf '%s\n' '--- pending signal root and take ---'
rg -n -C14 'PENDING_FETCH_SIGNAL|scan_pending_fetch_signal_root_mut|js_fetch_set_pending_signal|js_fetch_take_pending_signal' crates/perry-runtime/src/object/global_fetch.rs
printf '%s\n' '--- abort implementation and signal movement-sensitive code ---'
sed -n '150,275p' crates/perry-runtime/src/url/abort.rs
printf '%s\n' '--- current fetch watch definition ---'
sed -n '1,115p' crates/perry-stdlib/src/fetch/abort_bridge.rs
printf '%s\n' '--- base fetch watch/dispatch implementation ---'
git show 9d26936298ecd2c60bfe691ded1c8bde01f21071:crates/perry-stdlib/src/fetch/abort_bridge.rs 2>/dev/null | sed -n '1,240p' || true
git show 9d26936298ecd2c60bfe691ded1c8bde01f21071:crates/perry-stdlib/src/fetch/mod.rs 2>/dev/null | sed -n '610,730p' || trueRepository: PerryTS/perry
Length of output: 27337
Preserve AbortSignal identity for in-flight fetches.
FetchAbortWatch stores only the signal address. The pending-signal root is cleared before dispatch. The turnloop engine later matches the abort notification by exact address, while fire_abort_listeners can provide the signal's relocated address after a moving GC.
The abort can therefore miss the request. The request is not cancelled and does not reject with AbortError; it may settle normally instead.
Use a stable cancellation ID, or retain a runtime-managed rooted or pinned signal handle until the request settles. Moving the current FetchAbortWatch into request state is not sufficient because it stores only a raw usize.
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In `@crates/perry-stdlib/src/fetch/mod.rs` around lines 705 - 710, Update the
in-flight fetch cancellation path around FetchAbortWatch and dispatch_inputs to
avoid relying on a signal address that can change during moving GC. Match abort
notifications using a stable cancellation ID, or retain a runtime-managed rooted
or pinned signal handle until the request settles; do not merely move
FetchAbortWatch into request state while it stores only a raw address.
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Merge train 266 — 5 PRs cherry-picked onto
1dbe9f46ed(v0.5.1647) and validated as one tree, released as v0.5.1649 (1648 belongs to train 265, which is ahead of this one and lands first).986c28e47d0b80204f0901ea645ecede9a0a79944f806f15c3The tokio inventory needed re-measuring, not merging. #11101 and #11102 both edit
scripts/tokio_inventory.jsonand conflict twice, and neither side is correct for the combined tree:blockerprose — each PR describes what remains after its own removal. deps(fetch): remove perry-stdlib's reqwest fallback (tokio group G) #11101 says the last client is tokio-rustls; turnloop(P8 H): move perry-stdlib's TLS off tokio-rustls onto a sans-I/O rustls session #11102 says the clients are reqwest and the sockets. With both applied neither survives, so I composed the text rather than picking a side: what is left is the tokio sockets under the bundlednode:tlsserver, thenetclient and thewss://connector — their TLS moved, their I/O did not.--updateon the merged tree.Result, measured: 13 manifest edges across 6 workspace crates (17 → 16 → 15 from G and H, then 13 once lane A removes perry-ext-net's two). That matches what the lanes predicted, which is the point of measuring rather than arithmetic.
#10958 arrives repaired. It had four red required steps; all four are fixed.
crates/perry-codegen/src/rooting/mod.rswas 2056 lines against the 2000 cap and is split intorooting/{group,ledger}.rswithmod.rsdown to 743 — verified as a pure move line by line. Plus formatting, and two real rustc warnings (anAtomicBoolimport orphaned when the flag becameAtomicU32, and a#[cfg(test)]helper that never had a caller).Not in this train, deliberately: #11011 stacks on #10958 but its head lives in a fork, so I could not push its rebase — it still reverts
PERRY_OWN_NAMED_PROP_INSTALLEDto a privateAtomicBool, which would undo20a4a40daf. It goes in the next train by cherry-picking its own two commits on top of this stack. Detail on #11011.One caveat carried forward from lane A, stated because it should not be discovered later: #11105's 80-test net/http gap A/B was run on its previous base (54 vs 53 pass, the one difference a test flaky on base) and was not repeated after it was rebased off #11083 — the shared disk filled mid-run. This train's gap shards are therefore the first gap run on this exact base.
Verified on the assembled head:
Closes #10943
Closes #10872
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pushis not included.socket.setNoDelay()remains chainable but no longer changes socket behavior.