perf(hir): class captures live in the class environment, not on instances - #11297
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 5 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughClass capture lowering now selects shared class environments for eligible definitions and retains per-instance capture storage for repeatable definitions. Guarded environments resolve captures by class evaluation. Code generation and runtime support environment registration, capture access, instance stamping, and garbage-collector root scanning. ChangesClass Capture Environments
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Change: Refactor Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GeneratedClassCode
participant ClassEnvRuntime
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GeneratedClassCode->>ClassEnvRuntime: Register class evaluation and captures
GeneratedClassCode->>ClassEnvRuntime: Request capture for a receiver
ClassEnvRuntime->>Receiver: Resolve evaluation from private brand or receiver metadata
ClassEnvRuntime-->>GeneratedClassCode: Return capture from evaluation or registered slot
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Repeated imported calls may share captures incorrectly, and collection during class evaluation may invalidate a capture reference. Resolve these concerns before merging and correct the changelog description. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to A later evaluation of a capturing class may read the first evaluation’s captured values if its capture metadata is removed or changed. This is a conditional exposure between callers sharing a runtime, not an established cross-service or cross-tenant exposure. Retained concerns
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In `@changelog.d/11297-class-capture-environment.md`:
- Around line 5-6: Update the “resolved per receiver” wording in the
class-capture changelog to state that members read captures from the evaluation
that defined them, while instances retain their evaluation for construction.
In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/static_field_meta.rs`:
- Around line 688-698: Move the guarded-environment publication in the
class-expression evaluation flow so publish_guarded, using caps_box, runs before
the potentially allocating js_object_set_field_by_name call. Keep the object
reread and boxing needed for publication before that call, and avoid using the
potentially stale capture pointer afterward.
In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/run_once.rs`:
- Around line 92-101: Update the FnDecls visitor so exported function
declarations are marked ineligible regardless of local identifier counts, while
still visiting their children. Also exclude Script-level function declarations
reflected onto globalThis if script-mode entry modules reach this analysis, and
add a regression case to repeatable_positions_are_not_run_once confirming an
exported function’s class is absent from the run-once result.
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| load; a second evaluation (a re-run module body) is resolved per receiver, | ||
| so each instance still sees its own evaluation's values. TypeScript's AST |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the "resolved per receiver" claim.
Lines 5-6 say that a second evaluation "is resolved per receiver". The tests show different behavior. In crates/perry/tests/class_capture_environment.rs, first.Box.prototype.get.call(b) returns e1 even though b belongs to the second evaluation (Lines 336 and 348). first.Box.prototype.make.call(b) also builds an e1 instance (Lines 372 and 387). Capture resolution follows the evaluation of the member that runs. Instances record their evaluation for construction. The receiver does not decide the result. Change the text so it matches this behavior.
📝 Proposed wording
-load; a second evaluation (a re-run module body) is resolved per receiver,
-so each instance still sees its own evaluation's values. TypeScript's AST
+load; after a second evaluation (a re-run module body), each member reads
+the captures of the evaluation that defined it, so instances, statics, and
+extracted methods still see their own evaluation's values. TypeScript's AST📝 Committable suggestion
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| load; a second evaluation (a re-run module body) is resolved per receiver, | |
| so each instance still sees its own evaluation's values. TypeScript's AST | |
| load; after a second evaluation (a re-run module body), each member reads | |
| the captures of the evaluation that defined it, so instances, statics, and | |
| extracted methods still see their own evaluation's values. TypeScript's AST |
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In `@changelog.d/11297-class-capture-environment.md` around lines 5 - 6, Update
the “resolved per receiver” wording in the class-capture changelog to state that
members read captures from the evaluation that defined them, while instances
retain their evaluation for construction.
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| // A guarded class environment learns this evaluation; the | ||
| // first one publishes its captures into the slots. | ||
| let obj = group.reread_emitted(ctx, rooted); | ||
| let obj_box = nanbox_pointer_inline(ctx.block(), &obj); | ||
| super::class_env::publish_guarded( | ||
| ctx, | ||
| template, | ||
| "js_class_env_evaluate", | ||
| &obj_box, | ||
| &caps_box, | ||
| ); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
js_class_env_evaluate can receive a stale capture-array pointer.
caps_box is an SSA register. It holds the NaN-boxed pointer to an array that js_array_alloc created in young space.
The js_object_set_field_by_name call at Line 684 runs between the creation of caps_box and this publish_guarded call. The #7211 comment above states that this helper allocates during the keys-array transition. A copying minor collection can run during that allocation and move the capture array. caps_box still holds the old address after the call returns.
js_class_env_evaluate then calls publish_array, which reads js_array_length and js_array_get_f64 through that address. The owner evaluation then publishes from-space data into the slot globals.
The trigger is the first evaluation of a guarded class expression when the field set triggers a minor collection. The consequence is wrong capture values for every member that reads the environment, or a read of reclaimed memory.
js_class_env_evaluate does not allocate, and caps_box is still valid before the field store. Publish before the store.
🐛 Proposed fix: publish before the allocating field store
let key_idx = ctx.strings.intern("__perry_ctor_caps");
let key_handle_global =
format!("@{}", ctx.strings.entry(key_idx).handle_global);
+ // A guarded class environment learns this evaluation; the
+ // first one publishes its captures into the slots. Do this
+ // BEFORE the allocating field store below: `caps_box` is a
+ // bare register and is only valid until the next collection
+ // point.
+ let obj = group.reread_emitted(ctx, rooted);
+ let obj_box = nanbox_pointer_inline(ctx.block(), &obj);
+ super::class_env::publish_guarded(
+ ctx,
+ template,
+ "js_class_env_evaluate",
+ &obj_box,
+ &caps_box,
+ );
// `#7154`: re-read the class object — the capture lowerings above
// are arbitrary expressions and may have moved it.
let obj = group.reread_emitted(ctx, rooted);
let blk = ctx.block();
let key_box = blk.load(DOUBLE, &key_handle_global);
let key_bits = blk.bitcast_double_to_i64(&key_box);
let key_raw = blk.and(I64, &key_bits, crate::nanbox::POINTER_MASK_I64);
blk.call_void(
"js_object_set_field_by_name",
&[(I64, &obj), (I64, &key_raw), (DOUBLE, &caps_box)],
);
- // A guarded class environment learns this evaluation; the
- // first one publishes its captures into the slots.
- let obj = group.reread_emitted(ctx, rooted);
- let obj_box = nanbox_pointer_inline(ctx.block(), &obj);
- super::class_env::publish_guarded(
- ctx,
- template,
- "js_class_env_evaluate",
- &obj_box,
- &caps_box,
- );Based on learnings: callers must root live NaN-boxed values before a call that can trigger GC. After the call, they must re-derive raw values from rooted handles.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/static_field_meta.rs` around lines 688 - 698,
Move the guarded-environment publication in the class-expression evaluation flow
so publish_guarded, using caps_box, runs before the potentially allocating
js_object_set_field_by_name call. Keep the object reread and boxing needed for
publication before that call, and avoid using the potentially stale capture
pointer afterward.
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| impl Visit for FnDecls { | ||
| fn visit_fn_decl(&mut self, decl: &ast::FnDecl) { | ||
| let ok = function_is_plain(&decl.function); | ||
| self.eligible | ||
| .entry(decl.ident.sym.to_string()) | ||
| .and_modify(|e| *e = false) | ||
| .or_insert(ok); | ||
| decl.visit_children_with(self); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Treat exported function declarations as ineligible for run-once.
FnDecls marks a declaration eligible when it is plain and its name is declared once. run_once_class_spans then admits it when the module-wide ident count is exactly 2. For export function make() { class A { m() { return x; } } return A; } make(); the inline export adds no Ident. The count is 2 (declaration and local call), so the body of make becomes run-once and A is classified CaptureDefinition::RunOnce.
An importing module can call make() again. Each evaluation then runs through the same unguarded env slots. The constructor publish (ClassEnvSet { publish: true }) and the unguarded ClassEnvGet share one slot per class. Instances from the first evaluation then read the captures of the latest evaluation. The old per-instance storage kept each evaluation separate, so this is a behavior regression.
The same premise also fails for any other escape the ident count cannot see. One example is a Script-level function declaration reflected onto globalThis. Please exclude that case too if script-mode entry modules can reach this analysis.
🐛 Proposed fix
impl Visit for FnDecls {
+ // An exported declaration can be called from other modules, so a single
+ // local call does not prove the body runs once.
+ fn visit_export_decl(&mut self, export: &ast::ExportDecl) {
+ if let ast::Decl::Fn(decl) = &export.decl {
+ self.eligible.insert(decl.ident.sym.to_string(), false);
+ }
+ export.visit_children_with(self);
+ }
+
fn visit_fn_decl(&mut self, decl: &ast::FnDecl) {Add a regression case to repeatable_positions_are_not_run_once, for example export function ex(){ class N {} } ex();. Expect N to be absent from the result.
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| impl Visit for FnDecls { | |
| fn visit_fn_decl(&mut self, decl: &ast::FnDecl) { | |
| let ok = function_is_plain(&decl.function); | |
| self.eligible | |
| .entry(decl.ident.sym.to_string()) | |
| .and_modify(|e| *e = false) | |
| .or_insert(ok); | |
| decl.visit_children_with(self); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| impl Visit for FnDecls { | |
| // An exported declaration can be called from other modules, so a single | |
| // local call does not prove the body runs once. | |
| fn visit_export_decl(&mut self, export: &ast::ExportDecl) { | |
| if let ast::Decl::Fn(decl) = &export.decl { | |
| self.eligible.insert(decl.ident.sym.to_string(), false); | |
| } | |
| export.visit_children_with(self); | |
| } | |
| fn visit_fn_decl(&mut self, decl: &ast::FnDecl) { | |
| let ok = function_is_plain(&decl.function); | |
| self.eligible | |
| .entry(decl.ident.sym.to_string()) | |
| .and_modify(|e| *e = false) | |
| .or_insert(ok); | |
| decl.visit_children_with(self); | |
| } | |
| } |
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/run_once.rs` around lines 92 - 101, Update the
FnDecls visitor so exported function declarations are marked ineligible
regardless of local identifier counts, while still visiting their children. Also
exclude Script-level function declarations reflected onto globalThis if
script-mode entry modules reach this analysis, and add a regression case to
repeatable_positions_are_not_run_once confirming an exported function’s class is
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Merge queue (priority PR): CI shows 3 gap regressions, pass → parity_fail: |
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The three gap regressions are real: test_gap_10486_class_expr_subclass_captures, test_gap_9089_class_expr_self_private_identity (gap-suite 2), and test_gap_11200_inherited_static_module_captures (gap-suite 3). I'm rebasing onto current main, which includes #11230, #11242, #11264 and #11236. I'll root-cause each failure and run the full gap suite on both arms before pushing a new head. Please hold this PR until then. |
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To avoid duplicate work: the lane that wrote this change is doing the rebase and gap fix, and I'll push the new head. Please don't push to perf-class-captures in the meantime. |
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Merge queue: pointers for the 3 regressions, from a stood-down queue subagent. They come from reading the diff only and are UNTESTED; the owner's lane is doing the real fix.
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…super and inherited statics Three gap regressions on #11297 (10486, 9089, 11200): - A constructor published its capture params into the class environment at entry, but super(...args) reaching an ancestor constructor through the runtime fills those params from the decl-site snapshot, which a class expression never registers. The base class environment was overwritten with undefined. The evaluation and its refreshes already publish the real values: a guarded class no longer publishes from its constructor, and an unguarded one never publishes undefined. - A member resolved its evaluation from the method value or the receiver only. An inherited static runs in the evaluation it was FOUND on (the static private owner), and a subclass receiver or class ref must be walked up its heritage to the declaring template - exactly the candidates and walk js_class_capture_value_for_receiver uses (capture_owner_for_template). Extracted statics (A.get.call(B)) and B3 extends f("b") now read their own evaluation.
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Full gap suite, 1034 tests on both arms, run in parallel on one host:
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…nces A class nested in a function captured its outer locals as hidden __perry_cap_* fields stored on every instance by the constructor. tsc's AST node classes carry ten of them ahead of pos/end/kind, so every node paid 80 bytes and the slot of each real field depended on its class's capture count. When a class definition is evaluated at most once (module top, an IIFE body, a function declaration called exactly once - lower::run_once) its environment is unique. Such classes now read captures from the class environment (Expr::ClassEnvGet, one load of a module-state global per slot, GC-rooted with the static-field globals) and write it through Expr::ClassEnvSet: member and constructor writes, the constructor's publish of its capture params at entry, the class evaluation (RegisterClassCaptures, ClassExprFresh) and the refresh after a later assignment. Instances declare no capture field. Statics share the same environment, and an extracted method reads it whatever this is. Every other capturing class keeps the per-instance snapshot, since each of its evaluations has its own environment. PERRY_NO_CLASS_ENV=1 forces that path; PERRY_CLASS_CAPTURE_DIAG=1 reports the choice per class.
Every member rebinds its class's whole capture union at entry. In the class environment each rebind is a load, a rooted slot store and an incremental-mark barrier check, so a member reading one of ten captures paid for all ten on every call. Keep only the rebinds the rest of the body (nested closures and their capture lists included) refers to.
…y method runs Build every instance of the per-evaluation fixture before calling a method, so one shared environment would answer the last evaluation for all of them, and assert Object.keys/for-in/JSON/spread of a class- environment instance list only its declared fields.
…e name callee The proof rejected any IIFE whose body spelled the identifier callee anywhere, including nested functions and ordinary locals. TypeScript's bundle declares const callee in dozens of helpers, so every tsc class fell back to instance captures. What lets a body re-invoke itself is its own arguments object (arguments.callee), and nested non-arrow functions bind their own; check exactly that.
…expressions A capturing class expression inside a function body evaluates to a fresh class object each time, so the run-once proof keeps it on instance captures. That covers every class in a CommonJS module body: the runtime can re-run a loaded module (module_require.rs re-require), so tsc's NodeObject, SymbolObject, IdentifierObject, ... kept ten, nine, four hidden keys per instance. Such classes now use the class environment too, with a guard. The first evaluation owns the slot globals; a state global stays 0.0 until a second evaluation happens, and a member reads the slot after one compare against it. After a second evaluation the runtime (object/class_env.rs) resolves the member's evaluation - the method value's, else the receiver's recorded brand - and reads that evaluation's own capture array unless it is the owner. Dynamic construction already records the brand; a static new through the class binding records it once the class has several evaluations (Expr::ClassEnvStamp). An unrecorded instance belongs to the first evaluation. Evaluation and refresh publish through the runtime so only the owner reaches the slots.
…tration gc/mod.rs gained one reg_scanner! line (scan_class_env_roots_mut). It alters no mark/sweep control flow, so the PASS1_MARKED window audit stands; record that and update the source pin. Also drop the test file's now-unused run_both wrapper (-D dead-code).
After a guarded class's second evaluation, new <Self>() inside a member built an instance with no recorded evaluation, which then read the first evaluation's captures. Members that construct their own class now resolve their evaluation once at entry (Expr::ClassEnvCurrent: a state compare while the class has one evaluation, else the extracted method's or receiver's evaluation) and stamp every such construction with it, nested closures included.
…super and inherited statics Three gap regressions on #11297 (10486, 9089, 11200): - A constructor published its capture params into the class environment at entry, but super(...args) reaching an ancestor constructor through the runtime fills those params from the decl-site snapshot, which a class expression never registers. The base class environment was overwritten with undefined. The evaluation and its refreshes already publish the real values: a guarded class no longer publishes from its constructor, and an unguarded one never publishes undefined. - A member resolved its evaluation from the method value or the receiver only. An inherited static runs in the evaluation it was FOUND on (the static private owner), and a subclass receiver or class ref must be walked up its heritage to the declaring template - exactly the candidates and walk js_class_capture_value_for_receiver uses (capture_owner_for_template). Extracted statics (A.get.call(B)) and B3 extends f("b") now read their own evaluation.
#11315's class_capture_scope destructured RefreshClassExprCaptures without the env_class field this PR adds. A class-environment refresh can only close over a loop-head binding as a guarded fresh class expression, whose every evaluation still carries its own __perry_ctor_caps array; js_class_env_refresh republishes that array into the environment slots only for the owner. So the expired head keeps re-reading the evaluation's own array slot, in both modes.
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Rebased onto current Decision: an env-mode refresh keeps #11315's expired-head rewrite unchanged. The expired Why this is correct:
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…super and inherited statics Three gap regressions on #11297 (10486, 9089, 11200): - A constructor published its capture params into the class environment at entry, but super(...args) reaching an ancestor constructor through the runtime fills those params from the decl-site snapshot, which a class expression never registers. The base class environment was overwritten with undefined. The evaluation and its refreshes already publish the real values: a guarded class no longer publishes from its constructor, and an unguarded one never publishes undefined. - A member resolved its evaluation from the method value or the receiver only. An inherited static runs in the evaluation it was FOUND on (the static private owner), and a subclass receiver or class ref must be walked up its heritage to the declaring template - exactly the candidates and walk js_class_capture_value_for_receiver uses (capture_owner_for_template). Extracted statics (A.get.call(B)) and B3 extends f("b") now read their own evaluation.
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What
A class nested in a function stored its captured outer variables on every instance, as hidden
__perry_cap_*keys. The captures now live in a per-class environment, following the owner decision "class captures move off instances, guarded by evaluation" (option 2: exact, with no run-once assumption about CJS bodies).new Self()inside members and nested closures (d587596af).Object.keys,hasOwnProperty, JSON, spread are unchanged).Why it matters
TypeScript's AST nodes carried 3–10 hidden capture keys each. That meant 25% more bytes per node, and
pos/end/kindsat at shifting slots depending on the class's capture count, which splits shapes at every read site. tsc now carries 0 hidden capture keys; before the change it carried 317K.Numbers
Measured against upstream/main
472246618, 6 interleaved rounds, instructions:u, same output on both arms:transpileModuleVerification
--test-threads=1, 0 failed): perry-hir 809, perry-transform 161, perry-codegen 2209, perry-runtime 4478.class_capture_environment: 15/15 pass. Sabotage runs show the tests can fail:cargo fmt --checkis clean.scripts/run_lint_gates.shpasses 98/100. The 2 failures are host-only:cargo xwinis not installed, and public-baseline freshness also fails on main.git merge-tree).Not in this PR
A capture-free class expression evaluated twice still lowers to one shared class, which is a separate pre-existing bug. Filed as #11298.
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