perf(runtime): [[Prototype]] is part of shape identity; store sites prove their chain once - #11342
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughShape identity and store-plan validity now include prototype identity. Write paths add a guarded cache for inherited-access chain verdicts. Class-method reads use the shared method-ID binding path instead of receiver-snapshot binding. ChangesPrototype-aware runtime behavior
Canonical class-method values
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participant WritePIC
participant ChainStore
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WritePIC->>ChainStore: check cached verdict for key and receiver
ChainStore->>PrototypeChain: validate prototype identity and validity
PrototypeChain-->>ChainStore: return chain verdict
ChainStore->>ObjectStore: apply transition when verdict matches
ObjectStore-->>WritePIC: return stored value
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Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Objects whose prototypes lack a serial, such as functions and arrays, can be given the same prototype identity. Stores and reads that rely on shape identity could then treat different prototype chains as the same chain, and one unit test becomes flaky. Specialized generic classes also lose their inline field fast path. Fix the identity mask and the registration order before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The changes affect common JavaScript object operations. The inspected write path retains checks for inherited setters and read-only properties, but correctness depends on prototype changes consistently invalidating cached decisions. No introduced security defect was established; the breadth of the runtime change and incomplete validation warrant design review. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/string_pool.rs`:
- Around line 645-650: Move the `origin_pairs` construction and
`js_register_class_generic_origin` call before the class-keys loop that invokes
`js_object_shape_id_for_class_keys`. Preserve the existing registration
behavior; it does not depend on the keys arrays.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shapes.rs`:
- Around line 2102-2107: Update `fresh_unique_proto_id` to preserve bit 0 by
masking with all payload bits, and add a debug assertion that the counter
remains below the reserved all-ones `PROTO_ID_NULL` pattern. Ensure consecutive
counter values produce distinct identities.
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| // The class id rides along: a birth shape names the prototype | ||
| // its class implies ([[Prototype]] is a shape fact). | ||
| blk.call( | ||
| I32, | ||
| "js_object_shape_id_for_keys", | ||
| &[(I64, &arr), (I32, &fc_str)], | ||
| "js_object_shape_id_for_class_keys", | ||
| &[(I64, &arr), (I32, &fc_str), (I32, &cid_str)], |
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Register generic origins before minting class birth shapes.
For a specialized class, class_proto_id uses class_generic_origin through vtable_class. The class-keys loop mints the ShapeId before js_register_class_generic_origin runs. A newborn then resolves to the generic prototype identity, so try_birth_stamp_preinstalled_shape rejects the preinstalled descriptor. The fallback ShapeId differs from the compiled guard ShapeId, which can make the inline field guard miss for every such allocation.
Move the origin_pairs construction and registration before the class-keys loop. The origin registration does not depend on the keys arrays.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/string_pool.rs` around lines 645 - 650, Move
the `origin_pairs` construction and `js_register_class_generic_origin` call
before the class-keys loop that invokes `js_object_shape_id_for_class_keys`.
Preserve the existing registration behavior; it does not depend on the keys
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| /// A prototype identity no other link has: for a prototype with no serial. | ||
| pub(crate) fn fresh_unique_proto_id() -> u64 { | ||
| let n = PROTO_ID_UNIQUE_NEXT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); | ||
| // Stay clear of PROTO_ID_NULL at the very top of the UNIQUE band. | ||
| PROTO_ID_UNIQUE | (n & ((1 << PROTO_ID_TAG_SHIFT) - 2)) | ||
| } |
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Fix the mask in fresh_unique_proto_id: it gives two counter values the same identity.
The mask (1 << PROTO_ID_TAG_SHIFT) - 2 clears bit 0 in addition to the tag bits. As a result, the counter value n and n | 1 give the same id. For example, n = 2 and n = 3 both produce PROTO_ID_UNIQUE | 2.
Effects:
- Two links to different serial-less prototypes (a function, array, or typed array) can get the same
proto_id. The identical-layout receivers then share one ShapeId over two chains. This is the exact case thatdifferent_prototypes_never_share_a_shapesays must not happen. class_implied_identities_are_disjointinshapes_tests.rsassertsu1 != u2for two consecutive calls. The assertion fails whenever the first call receives an evenn. The result depends on how many earlier calls, including calls from parallel tests, advanced the counter, so the test is flaky.
Keep bit 0. Use a debug assertion to keep the counter away from the PROTO_ID_NULL pattern instead.
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pub(crate) fn fresh_unique_proto_id() -> u64 {
let n = PROTO_ID_UNIQUE_NEXT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed);
- // Stay clear of PROTO_ID_NULL at the very top of the UNIQUE band.
- PROTO_ID_UNIQUE | (n & ((1 << PROTO_ID_TAG_SHIFT) - 2))
+ // Stay clear of PROTO_ID_NULL (all payload bits set) at the top of the
+ // UNIQUE band; the counter never gets near 2^62 - 1 in practice.
+ const PAYLOAD: u64 = (1 << PROTO_ID_TAG_SHIFT) - 1;
+ debug_assert!(n < PAYLOAD, "unique prototype identity space exhausted");
+ PROTO_ID_UNIQUE | (n & PAYLOAD)
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| /// A prototype identity no other link has: for a prototype with no serial. | |
| pub(crate) fn fresh_unique_proto_id() -> u64 { | |
| let n = PROTO_ID_UNIQUE_NEXT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); | |
| // Stay clear of PROTO_ID_NULL at the very top of the UNIQUE band. | |
| PROTO_ID_UNIQUE | (n & ((1 << PROTO_ID_TAG_SHIFT) - 2)) | |
| } | |
| /// A prototype identity no other link has: for a prototype with no serial. | |
| pub(crate) fn fresh_unique_proto_id() -> u64 { | |
| let n = PROTO_ID_UNIQUE_NEXT.fetch_add(1, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Relaxed); | |
| // Stay clear of PROTO_ID_NULL (all payload bits set) at the top of the | |
| // UNIQUE band; the counter never gets near 2^62 - 1 in practice. | |
| const PAYLOAD: u64 = (1 << PROTO_ID_TAG_SHIFT) - 1; | |
| debug_assert!(n < PAYLOAD, "unique prototype identity space exhausted"); | |
| PROTO_ID_UNIQUE | (n & PAYLOAD) | |
| } |
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shapes.rs` around lines 2102 - 2107, Update
`fresh_unique_proto_id` to preserve bit 0 by masking with all payload bits, and
add a debug assertion that the counter remains below the reserved all-ones
`PROTO_ID_NULL` pattern. Ensure consecutive counter values produce distinct
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A canonical ShapeId did not determine the object's prototype: `new F()`
linked its instance without a shape transition, so after `F.prototype =
other` old and new instances shared a shape over two chains; compiled class
instances whose prototype their class implies shared a shape with any
same-keys instance of another class; and `Object.create(p)` kept p only in a
per-call synthetic-class registry. Only `setPrototypeOf`/`__proto__`/
per-evaluation links transitioned, through a hash of the prototype's serial
folded into the semantic generation.
The prototype identity is now a field of the shape record (`proto_id`,
facts-indexed, part of ShapeDescriptor equality; the record grows 32 -> 40
bytes):
0 the realm's default Object.prototype
PROTO_ID_NULL a null [[Prototype]]
serial a recorded prototype object's stable serial
CLASS | class a compiled class instance's class-implied prototype
MIXED | class | serial a compiled class instance with a recorded prototype
(Perry keeps class accessors in the vtable)
UNIQUE | n a prototype with no serial (function/array)
Every mint carries it: lineage transitions copy it, a mint with no lineage
reads it off the object (`object_proto_id`), and the [[Prototype]] link
funnel moves the receiver to the shape naming its new prototype for EVERY
link kind (`transition_object_shape_prototype`), so same predecessor + same
prototype still reaches the same shape and construction keeps sharing
shapes. Codegen mints each class's birth shape with its class id
(`js_object_shape_id_for_class_keys`); the birth fast paths also check the
prototype identity; post-birth class-id rewrites re-stamp;
`Object.create(p)` assigns p its serial so every object created from p
names one identity. The generation hash for prototype divergence is gone.
…the chain A store that ADDS a key to a class instance -- tsc NodeObject's constructor assigning undeclared fields, zod's this.m = this.m.bind(this) shadowing an inherited method -- has to consult the prototype chain for a setter or a non-writable property. The plain-object transition lane skips that walk on a transition-cache hit, but it refused every class instance, so each such store ran the full [[Set]]: ~5,600 instructions per store in the NodeObject shape, 1.27 M of them in one tsc transpileModule. The store site now keeps the verdict it earned (object/chain_store.rs): the prototype identity the receiver's SHAPE records ([[Prototype]] is a shape fact), the key, and the two invalidation words (proto_validity, VTABLE_GEN). The verdict is the exact predicate ordinary_set_with_receiver already trusts for a class instance (class_instance_set_may_intercept). A later store whose receiver's shape names the same prototype takes the transition append with the chain proof; whether the key is already own is answered by the receiver's own shape through its transition edge, so a constructor whose `this` changes shape every statement keeps hitting. The append still re-validates the receiver shape, flags and own descriptors, and every mismatch falls through to the unchanged [[Set]]. The entry is reached through a ninth write-cache word no emitted code reads, holds its key as a strong root, and is used only on the primary agent. Store keys that arrive as SSO immediates or as non-interned literal copies resolve to their interned pointer through a read-only table probe, so short keys (pos, kind, flags) and long ones (modifierFlagsCache) both qualify. Class-constructor key-add microbench (10 undeclared fields): 51,124 -> 15,779 instr per construction; node 19. test_inherited_store_chain_traps.ts: 15 chain changes after priming (class, Object.prototype and instance setters, non-writable, frozen, Proxy on the chain, replaced ES5 prototype, subclass setter, deleted setter), node-equal. A verdict is only as durable as the validity word, and that word moved on every descriptor install ANYWHERE: Function.prototype.bind names each result through descriptor installs, so in zod every .bind invalidated every verdict (78,149 primes, 0 hits). A descriptor install or clear, or a delete, now bumps it only when its owner can be a hop of a recorded chain (proto_validity::mutation_owner_may_be_a_recorded_hop): both consumers record through marked hops only -- the inherited-read cache refuses unmarked hops, and a store verdict marks every hop of the receiver's chain before it reads the word -- and a receiver's own descriptors and deletes transition its ShapeId. The plan epochs are unchanged. zod (200 iterations, 5 rounds, with the method-value commit that follows): 63,719 key-add stores served, 13,892 primes.
…napshot A method read off `this` as a VALUE lowered to js_class_method_snapshot_bind, which built and named a fresh bound closure on every read and captured the receiver (#4548's contract). zod's ZodType constructor reads twenty inherited methods this way to .bind them, so it was 26% of zod's cycles and a large part of its allocation. It also diverged from JavaScript: node answers the prototype's function, `this.m === C.prototype.m` holds, and a bare call of the value runs with `this` undefined. `this.m` now takes the same lowering as `obj.m`: js_class_method_bind_by_id, the class's one canonical method value, own properties first. #4548's motivating case, the constructor self-rebind `this.m = this.m.bind(this)`, needs only that the value not be re-resolved BY NAME when called, which the canonical value already guarantees; the fixture keeps it, plus the own-property arrow override and plain bind. test_parity_method_value_snapshot_bind.ts now states node's semantics (the captured value binds no receiver and is the prototype's method) and fails on the previous lowering. The bare-call case is left out: reading this.tag through an undefined `this` in a class method yields undefined in perry where node throws, which is a separate divergence. OWNER DECISION: this retires the #4548 snapshot contract in favour of JavaScript semantics. Drop this commit to keep the contract.
…ts class
`F.prototype = other` re-points a function's prototype without minting a new
synthetic class id, so instances built before and after the assignment share
their class id and their shape over DIFFERENT chains. The store-plan cache
was keyed on (class id, key) alone: a verdict earned on an old-prototype
instance ("no setter for k on the chain") served a new-prototype instance
whose prototype HAS a setter for k. The new instance got an own property and
the setter never ran:
function F() {}
const old = new F();
F.prototype = { set k(v) { seen = v; } };
setK(old, 1); // own add: correct
setK(new F(), 2); // node: calls the setter; perry: own add
A plan entry now also records the receiver's recorded [[Prototype]]
(ObjectMeta.prototype, 0 when the class implies it) and a check requires it
to match. The comparison is address-only and safe: the plan epoch is bumped
by every collection, so no address is reused inside an entry's window.
All three consumers (the ordinary-set fast path, the set tail, and the
class-instance transition lane in js_object_set_field_by_name) pass it.
test_gap_function_prototype_repoint_store_plan.ts: red on main, node-equal
here.
The first version primed each trap in a fixed-count loop and stored after the chain change from a separate statement. Small fixed loops are unrolled and the store function is cloned per call site, so every store landed on a FRESH site that had never primed: the fixture passed with every guard of the lane removed, i.e. it could not fail. Each trap now runs ONE store site in a loop whose trip count is only known at run time and changes the chain mid-loop, so the same primed site must see the change. With all four chain guards of object/chain_store.rs removed (class, prototype, proto_validity, VTABLE_GEN) eight traps go red (T1 T2 T3 T5 T7 T8 T13 T14); node-equal with them in place.
PERRY_GC_CENSUS now reports how many descriptors name each kind of [[Prototype]] identity (Object.prototype, null, an object prototype by serial, a class default, a recorded class prototype, a unique link) and how many distinct identities the table names. This is what the prototype-in-shape rule costs in shapes, measurable on real programs.
Since #11241 every static-key store (o.k = v) misses into js_put_value_set_packed_miss, and the chain verdict and its hop marking were wired only into the write-PIC miss entries. On a base with #11241 the verdict never ran for a static-key store: tsc and Zod served 0. The packed entry now tries the verdict before the full [[Set]] and primes it after, like the PIC entries. A site is a ChainSite, either cache kind; the packed-set way cache gains one word after its eight ways for the site entry (never compared by the emitted code). The new test drives key-adding stores through the packed entry and asserts, from a per-thread hit count, that the site primed its own entry and served every later store.
… with The typed-shape registry reused one ShapeId for every registration of a (class id, layout), and re-derived the prototype identity from the class id on each install. Per-module class ids collide: test_gap_repsel_return_shape registers class id 6 as a compiled class and later as another module's anonymous shape, so the second install derived Object.prototype for a ShapeId minted with the class prototype and aborted with "typed ShapeId structural mismatch". The registry key now includes the prototype identity the class id names when it registers, so the two get two ShapeIds, and installing a typed id into an importing module uses the identity recorded at its mint.
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…-br5bq7 Resolves the chain-store landing (#11342) against #10498: both root scanners registered in gc/mod.rs, both module declarations kept, and PASS1_MARKED re-pinned to the merged gc/mod.rs with both re-audit notes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01S7jRHqDzqnDLsUuxz42oym
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[[Prototype]] is part of shape identity. Shapes are canonical per (prototype, ordered keys, other shape facts). Every way of linking a prototype goes through one transition function:
setPrototypeOf__proto__F.prototypeObject.createInherited reads and store checks read the prototype through the receiver's shape. The generation counter now covers only descriptor, delete and freeze changes.
On top of that:
js_put_value_set_packed_miss(perf(codegen): one inline store path for o.k = v with any RHS — 65 → 38 instr/store; delete the old store PIC tail #11241), so static-key stores are covered.this.mreads the class's canonical method (node semantics). This retires the fix(runtime): bound-method value dispatches via vtable (snapshot), fixing this.m = this.m.bind(this) #4548 snapshot contract.F.prototyperepoint case; new trap testfunction_prototype_repoint_store_plan.test_gap_repsel_return_shape("typed ShapeId structural mismatch").Numbers
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test_gap_cron_cronjobfailed once, only under 6 parallel shards. It passes 10/10 standalone.--test-threads=1): runtime 4520/0, codegen 2215/0.cargo fmtis clean.run_lint_gatespasses 99/101; the two failures are host-only (cargo xwin, and public-baseline freshness, which also fails on main).gc/mod.rsroot-holder pin was re-audited.Summary by CodeRabbit