classes: statics live on the class function object; delete the static attr, deleted-key and name tables (step 3f) - #11667
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Object.getPrototypeOf of a class, the static `super` parent value (template_dynamic_parent_value) and a static `super[k] = v` (js_super_put_value_set) stepped to the parent id and minted a class function object for it even when it is a builtin id (`class E extends Error`), tripping class_value_mint's debug_assert in debug builds and growing the class-value directory. They now step only to registered classes (is_class_id_registered, the rule of class_prototype_addr): a builtin constructor is the class's dynamic parent value, and a class without one is a root. a_builtin_parent_never_gets_a_class_function_object covers all three.
CLASS_STATIC_DEFINED_ATTRS is gone. A class static's attributes are the
key attributes of the class function object's own-property object, as for
any ordinary object (the intrinsic name/length included): the
class_static_{set,clear}_defined_attrs / class_static_defined_attrs API now
writes and reads those keys, and never mints a function object to read.
A delete removes the attributes with the key, so a deleted static that is
assigned again is an ordinary writable, enumerable property (the table kept
the deleted key's attributes).
The class paths perform [[Set]] themselves (they check `writable`), so the
function object's own data properties are stored with a value-only define
(bag_define_value) that keeps the key's attributes. Object.freeze /
Object.seal / isFrozen / isSealed of a class function object act on those
keys too (class_static_restrict_all / class_static_integrity); freezing a
class used to leave its statics reported writable and configurable.
Test: test_gap_class_static_attrs_delete.ts.
…unction object (3f, parts 2+3)
A ClassBody static method, named or computed, is installed as an own data
property {writable, !enumerable, configurable} of the class function
object. Its value is the method's own function object, which runs a
closure-convention entry `<body>__clo` (enter binds the call's `this`,
the body runs, leave). CLASS_DELETED_KEYS is gone: a static method is
deleted exactly when the declared key is no longer an own property.
Direct call sites (`C.m()`, `Sub.m()`, `(C as any).m()`, a value receiver
known to be the class) keep calling the body directly behind a guard. The
fact "own m is still the declaration" lives in the class function
object's shape: a store, define or delete that replaces a declaration's
value transitions the bag's shape (closure/props.rs). Each site keeps a
memo of (C's shape word | owner's shape word << 32); the hit is inline
(two shape loads and a compare, no runtime call), and a miss re-validates
in js_class_static_call_guard / js_class_static_value_call_guard, which
re-arm only for a one-link chain. On a failed guard the call goes through
[[Get]] + call.
Reads that answered from the declaration instead of the object are fixed:
the codegen typeof fold over ctx.classes is removed, the prototype chain
walk skips a level whose declared method was deleted from its
materialized prototype, get_property_attrs reads the closure's bag keys
(Object.entries/assign/spread), getOwnPropertyNames lists bag keys in
creation order, `prototype` is installed into the bag at mint, and a
define of a key the bag does not own appends instead of reviving a
tombstoned slot.
Tests: test_gap_class_static_method_props.ts,
test_gap_class_delete_redefine.ts, test_gap_class_computed_static_method.ts;
static_symbol_hygiene counts the new `__clo` definitions.
…e per class The inline hit no longer tests "armed?" and no longer builds a 64-bit key: an unarmed memo points at a per-site constant whose own-property word points at itself and whose shape word (0) never equals a half of the unarmed key, and each class's shape word is compared with its own 32-bit half of the key. Every test is expected to pass, so the miss and property paths go out of line and the hit falls through to the direct call: load memo.c, load its props, compare the shape word, branch. Static call instructions per call (scall, 10M-20M slope), base / before / after: direct 65 / 82 / 71, inherited 111 / 134 / 125, value receiver 129 / 151 / 142.
The registration pass (class names, methods, static methods and their function-object entries, constructors, accessors) iterated the name-keyed class table, so of two classes sharing a name only the last was registered. It now iterates the module's classes and keys each by its ClassId. static_symbol_hygiene again expects both same-named classes' static entries; a gap fixture covers same-named classes in different functions and blocks, each with statics and static methods.
…bject A declared class's prototype has %Object.prototype% as its [[Prototype]], and every route to it read globalThis.Object, so the first class materialization (a static call's guard miss mints the class function object) built the whole realm global: ~50M instructions for one pointer. ensure_object_intrinsics() now builds %Object% (statics, name, length, prototype) and %Object.prototype% (constructor and its methods) on their own, roots them with the other realm intrinsics, and memoizes the Object.prototype address row the moment it is built. The thread's realm global adopts the pair as globalThis.Object; a vm context or eval realm, which populate_global_this_builtins also fills, builds its own pair. The three readers (global_object_prototype_bits, default_object_prototype_bits and the prototype-address bootstrap) use the intrinsic. Defining a property on a function object asked for Function.prototype's descriptors through globalThis.Function, which built the realm global too; it now reads the realm's memoized %Function.prototype%, 0 while no realm global exists (then no descriptor can sit on it). First static call (scall n=1 minus n=0): 50.8M -> 1.09M instructions (base, which never mints, 0.14M). Zod: RSS 72.8 -> 70.7 MB (base 70.7), instructions -1.4%.
A static-call site on a subclass memoizes the subclass and the declaring parent. Storing the parent static transitions only the parent shape, and the subclass shape stays the same, so the parent shape check is what sends the call to the stored function. The loop bound is not a constant, so the site is one site, armed on the first call and hit on the following ones (a constant three-iteration loop unrolls into three sites that each run once and never hit).
The inner name-keyed maps of the static method and static accessor tables used std SipHash. A static call that misses its site guard probes the map once per class on the parent chain, and SipHash showed up in the tsc profile. The names come from program source, so the maps keep a randomly keyed, flood-resistant hasher: ahash::RandomState, the one the runtime already uses for untrusted string keys (json::parser).
…er as a parameter A ClassBody static accessor's compiled entry takes no receiver (fn() / fn(v), this armed by the caller); an instance accessor's takes it as a parameter (fn(this) / fn(this, v)). The class function object's accessor pairs stored static entries in the same raw_get/raw_set fields as instance entries, so the inherited-access table, which calls raw_set as fn(this, v), handed a static setter the class as its value: every generic static store (C.x = v, an inherited static setter, Reflect.set) set the class instead of v. The reflected setter closure had the same mismatch (Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(C, x).set.call(C, v), also on main). The pair's raw word now says which convention its entry has: a static entry carries STATIC_ENTRY_BIT above the address, and decoding splits the two into raw_* (instance) and static_* (static) fields, so an instance-convention reader is never handed a static entry. Static pairs are built with static_* only; reflected static accessors wrap the entry in static thunks that arm this and the private owner as a direct static access does.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request changes class static-method registration and dispatch, static-property and accessor behavior, deletion and reflection handling, builtin-parent lookup, and Object intrinsic initialization. It adds tests and changelog entries for these changes. ChangesClass runtime behavior
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CallSite as Compiled static call
participant Guard as js_class_static_call_guard
participant ClassValue as Class function properties
participant Fallback as js_native_call_method
CallSite->>Guard: Check memo and class shapes
Guard->>ClassValue: Validate the declared method
ClassValue-->>Guard: Return guard result
Guard-->>CallSite: Select direct call or miss path
CallSite->>Fallback: Invoke current property on a miss
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Review comments at @changelog.d/11667-class-static-call-guard-cheap.md:
- Around line 1-4: Update the changelog fragment to describe the final shipped
behavior of compiled static calls, not an internal optimization or comparison
with an earlier PR implementation. Merge it into the existing static-methods
release-note entry or reword it as one coherent release-note statement that
explains the method-replacement check without citing instruction savings.
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- Around line 193-197: Update the static_value_call property dispatch so it
lowers args once after emitting the guard and before branching, then reuses
those values in both the property and direct paths. Build the remaining rest or
arguments bundles from the pre-lowered values as well, avoiding duplicate
lowering of argument subtrees.
Review comments at @crates/perry-runtime/src/object/class_registry/state.rs:
- Around line 57-59: Update class_proto_key_deleted and its callers so the
deletion check reuses an already-held CLASS_VTABLE_REGISTRY read guard instead
of reacquiring the registry lock; preserve the existing declared-key checks for
constructor, own accessors, and own methods.
Review comments at @crates/perry-runtime/src/object/delete_rest.rs:
- Line 802: Update class_delete_own_key to reject non-configurable static data
properties before attempting deletion, and record the key as deleted only when
removal succeeds. Update bag_remove to return the result of
js_object_delete_field so refused deletions propagate to
class_delete_own_dynamic_prop and its callers.
Review comments at @crates/perry-runtime/src/object/object_ops_frozen.rs:
- Line 453: Update class_static_integrity to include symbol-keyed static
properties when checking sealed and frozen status; inspect symbol data and
accessor attributes so configurable symbols prevent sealed/frozen results and
writable symbol data prevents frozen results, while preserving the existing
string-key checks.
- Line 220: Update both early-return branches around mark_all_symbol_keys in the
freeze and seal paths to also restrict the attributes of symbol-keyed accessors
before returning; mark_all_symbol_keys covers only data entries, so use the
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| Made a compiled `C.m()` static call cheaper: the check that the class still | ||
| holds the declared method is now one shape-word read and compare per class | ||
| the call reads (a direct call costs 6 instructions more than an unguarded | ||
| call, down from 17). |
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Describe the shipped behavior instead of this PR's internal history.
The fragment says the static call became "cheaper", with a guard cost "down from 17" instructions. The 17-instruction guard was introduced earlier in this same PR. The last release had no guard at all. Compared with that release, a compiled C.m() call now costs 6 more instructions, so "Made … cheaper" misleads release-note readers.
Merge this fragment into 11667-class-static-methods-own-properties.md, or reword it against the released baseline. For example: "compiled C.m() call sites check with one shape-word compare per class that the method was not replaced."
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Update the changelog fragment to describe the final shipped behavior of compiled
static calls, not an internal optimization or comparison with an earlier PR
implementation. Merge it into the existing static-methods release-note entry or
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| ctx.current_block = generic_idx; | ||
| let mut raw: Vec<String> = Vec::with_capacity(args.len()); | ||
| for a in args { | ||
| raw.push(lower_expr(ctx, a)?); | ||
| } |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Lower the call arguments once, before the direct/property branch.
The guarded path lowers every argument in static_value_call.property (Lines 194-197). The direct path then lowers the same arguments again (Lines 247-326). At runtime each argument still evaluates once. At compile time, however, the IR for each argument is emitted twice.
The duplication compounds with nesting. Consider C.f(C.f(C.f(x))) with a LocalGet, Call, or ClassExprFresh receiver. Each level duplicates its whole argument subtree, so IR size and compile time grow as 2^depth. Fluent static APIs, such as effect's Cls.pipe(...) chains inside arguments, reach this pattern.
static_method.rs avoids this problem. It emits the guard, lowers the arguments once (raw_args = lowered.clone()), and then branches.
Apply the same order here:
- Emit the guard.
- Lower
argsonce intovals. - Branch on
ok. - In the property block, pass
vals. - In the direct block, build the rest or
argumentsbundles from the samevals.
The rest-bundling arms already consume pre-lowered values when has_rest && is_synth_args is true. The other two arms need the same change.
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Update the static_value_call property dispatch so it lowers args once after
emitting the guard and before branching, then reuses those values in both the
property and direct paths. Build the remaining rest or arguments bundles from
the pre-lowered values as well, avoiding duplicate lowering of argument
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| let declared = name == "constructor" | ||
| || class_own_accessor_ptrs(class_id, name).is_some() | ||
| || super::super::native_module::class_has_own_method(class_id, name); |
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The nested CLASS_VTABLE_REGISTRY.read() calls can block or panic when a caller already holds the registry read guard. Refactor class_proto_key_deleted or its callers so the deletion check does not reacquire the registry lock.
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Update class_proto_key_deleted and its callers so the deletion check reuses an
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| super::class_registry::class_delete_own_dynamic_prop(class_id, name); | ||
| super::class_registry::class_mark_key_deleted(class_id, name); | ||
| crate::object::class_value::note_static_key_deleted(class_id, name); |
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Reject delete of a non-configurable class static data property.
class_delete_own_key refuses only a non-configurable accessor. For a data property it has three problems:
- It calls
class_delete_own_dynamic_prop, which ignores the result of the bag delete. - It calls
note_static_key_deletedunconditionally. - It then returns
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The bag delete (bag_remove → js_object_delete_field on the bag) refuses a non-configurable key at Line 358. The key stays, but bag_remove still returns true, and the refusal never reaches this function.
A class constructor reaches class_delete_own_key at Line 201. That is before the prototype non-configurable guard at Lines 210-226, so that guard never applies to a class.
Three cases give the wrong result:
"use strict"; Object.freeze(C); delete C.freturnstrueand does not throw a TypeError. Node throws. This PR adds freeze and seal support for statics, so this is new user-visible behavior.delete C.prototypereturnstrue. Node returnsfalse, and strict mode throws.Object.defineProperty(C, "name", { configurable: false }); delete C.namestill recordsnameas deleted in the state bag, although the key remains.
Check the attributes first, and record the deletion only after the key is actually removed.
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fn class_delete_own_key(class_id: u32, name: &str) -> i32 {
if crate::object::class_value::class_static_own_accessor(class_id, name)
.is_some_and(|(_, _, configurable)| !configurable)
{
return 0;
}
+ if super::class_registry::class_static_defined_attrs(class_id, name)
+ .is_some_and(|(_, _, configurable)| !configurable)
+ {
+ return 0;
+ }
super::class_registry::class_delete_own_dynamic_prop(class_id, name);
crate::object::class_value::note_static_key_deleted(class_id, name);bag_remove should also return the js_object_delete_field result instead of true. Then the other callers of class_static_remove also see a refused delete.
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| // attributes) live in its own-property object. | ||
| if let Some(class_id) = crate::object::class_value::class_closure_id(obj as usize) { | ||
| crate::object::class_value::class_static_restrict_all(class_id, true); | ||
| mark_all_symbol_keys( |
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Restrict symbol accessors when freezing or sealing a class.
mark_all_symbol_keys receives only data entries: clone_symbol_entries_for_obj_ptr excludes symbol accessor keys. If a class has a symbol-keyed accessor, these early-return branches leave that accessor configurable after Object.freeze(C) or Object.seal(C). Restrict the accessor’s attributes before returning. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update both early-return branches around mark_all_symbol_keys in the freeze and
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| // default, so an un-frozen function fails both levels; `js_object_freeze` | ||
| // / `seal` record explicit attrs that satisfy them. | ||
| if let Some(class_id) = crate::object::class_value::class_closure_id(obj as usize) { | ||
| return crate::object::class_value::class_static_integrity(class_id, frozen); |
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Include symbol keys in the class integrity test.
class_static_integrity checks only string-keyed properties. If a class is non-extensible but still has a configurable symbol property, Object.isSealed(C) and Object.isFrozen(C) can return true. A writable symbol data property can also make Object.isFrozen(C) incorrect. Check symbol data and accessor attributes before returning the integrity result. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update class_static_integrity to include symbol-keyed static properties when
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Keep the static accessor thunks of this branch; main fixture #11669 retained.
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🟠 Major · Restore the ClassExprFresh static-method descriptor fallback. · descriptors.rs:233-235
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRestore the
ClassExprFreshstatic-method descriptor fallback.
ClassExprFreshstores static methods in the class registry, not on itsObjectHeader. The fresh-class branch now handles only accessors, sogetOwnPropertyDescriptor(C, "staticMethod")can returnundefined. This causestslib __decorateto readvaluefromundefined.Restore the removed fallback. Keep the rooted
own_key_presentcheck so a per-evaluation static field shadows the registry method.🐛 Suggested fix
+ let scope = crate::gc::RuntimeHandleScope::new(); + let obj_value_handle = scope.root_heap_word_u64(obj_value.to_bits()); + let obj_handle = scope.root_raw_mut_ptr(extract_obj_ptr(obj_value)); + let key_str = crate::builtins::js_string_coerce(key_value); + let obj_value = f64::from_bits(obj_value_handle.get_heap_word_u64()); + let obj = obj_handle.get_raw_mut_ptr::<ObjectHeader>(); + if !obj.is_null() && !key_str.is_null() && !own_key_present(obj, key_str) { + let class_id = super::js_object_get_class_id(obj as *const ObjectHeader); + if class_id != 0 + && !method_name.starts_with('#') + && !super::class_registry::class_is_key_deleted(class_id, &method_name) + && super::class_registry::class_has_own_static_method( + class_id, + &method_name, + ) + { + let leaked: &'static [u8] = method_name.as_bytes().to_vec().leak(); + let value = + super::js_class_method_bind(obj_value, leaked.as_ptr(), leaked.len()); + return build_data_descriptor(value, true, false, true); + } + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @crates/perry-runtime/src/object/class_value.rs:
- Around line 552-563: Update the guard around the cached-pointer identity check
after class_value_id_bits succeeds to test for the 0x7FFD function-object tag
instead of relying on legacy_class_value_word(bits). Keep the existing pointer
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- Around line 233-235: Restore the static-method descriptor fallback in the
ClassExprFresh branch of getOwnPropertyDescriptor, which currently handles only
accessors. Keep the rooted own_key_present check so a per-evaluation static
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| let Some(cid) = class_value_id_bits(bits) else { | ||
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| if legacy_class_value_word(bits).is_none() { | ||
| let js = crate::JSValue::from_bits(bits); | ||
| if !js.is_pointer() | ||
| || class_value_cached(cid).map(|c| c as usize) != Some(js.as_pointer::<u8>() as usize) | ||
| { | ||
| return 0; | ||
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| } |
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Keep the identity check reachable for class function objects.
class_value_id_bits returns a class ID only for 0x7FFE and 0x7FFD values. legacy_class_value_word returns a value for both same tags. Therefore, the cached-pointer check is unreachable after class_value_id_bits succeeds. The guard does not enforce the documented class-function-object identity.
Use the function-object tag for this check:
Suggested fix
- if legacy_class_value_word(bits).is_none() {
+ if bits >> 48 == 0x7FFD {
let js = crate::JSValue::from_bits(bits);Heap class objects do not require restoring a separate direct path. The dynamic dispatcher recognizes them, resolves declared static methods through the class chain, and binds this to the receiver.
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| let bits = receiver.to_bits(); | |
| let Some(cid) = class_value_id_bits(bits) else { | |
| return 0; | |
| }; | |
| if legacy_class_value_word(bits).is_none() { | |
| let js = crate::JSValue::from_bits(bits); | |
| if !js.is_pointer() | |
| || class_value_cached(cid).map(|c| c as usize) != Some(js.as_pointer::<u8>() as usize) | |
| { | |
| return 0; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| let bits = receiver.to_bits(); | |
| let Some(cid) = class_value_id_bits(bits) else { | |
| return 0; | |
| }; | |
| if bits >> 48 == 0x7FFD { | |
| let js = crate::JSValue::from_bits(bits); | |
| if !js.is_pointer() | |
| || class_value_cached(cid).map(|c| c as usize) != Some(js.as_pointer::<u8>() as usize) | |
| { | |
| return 0; | |
| } | |
| } |
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Review comment at @crates/perry-runtime/src/object/class_value.rs around lines
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Update the guard around the cached-pointer identity check after
class_value_id_bits succeeds to test for the 0x7FFD function-object tag instead
of relying on legacy_class_value_word(bits). Keep the existing pointer and
cached-class identity validation for function objects.
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Charter step 3, class tables: statics live on the class function object, and the class-id-keyed side tables are deleted. It also fixes a regression on main where a static setter received the class instead of the value (
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CLASS_STATIC_DEFINED_ATTRS) is deleted. Static attributes are the key attributes of the class function object's own properties. Freeze and seal on a class act on them, and a deleted static that is reassigned becomes an ordinary property.CLASS_DELETED_KEYS) is deleted. A static delete is a real delete; "deleted" means "declared and not on the object".<static body>__cloentry, and computed names get one too.B.m()stays direct only while the class function object's shape saysmis still the declaration. Replacing or deleting it changes the shape. The hit is an inline compare against the site memo.length, name, prototype, then statics.Object.getPrototypeOfof a class, a staticsuperparent and a staticsuper[k] = vstep only to registered class ids.ObjectandObject.prototypeare built standalone, not by materializing the whole globals table. The first static call drops from 50.8M to 1.1M instructions.Results (Linux x86_64, base = main 41de9c5, outputs identical to node)
*class*files)--test-threads=1/ codegenThe tsc difference follows the full-collection count. That count is old allocation ÷ ~34 MB, which varies a few percent between builds; the GC trigger fires on time and there's no hidden old-gen pressure.
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