feat(runtime): real function names in Error stacks — frame-pointer walk + the existing name registry (#9486) - #9521
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Capture the native return addresses on every `new Error` via a frame-pointer chain walk, and resolve them to JS function names on the first `.stack` read against the registry codegen already fills for `fn.name`. `alloc_error` no longer builds the string eagerly. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014knX724SYDogwzsXybCGxp
…LOC cap (PerryTS#9486) Register the display name against the `perry_fn_*` body symbol and against `perry_method_*`, since a direct call targets the body rather than the closure-value wrapper. Move the capture/format helpers into error_stack_frames.rs (error.rs was 2043 lines, cap is 2000). Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014knX724SYDogwzsXybCGxp
…rrowing a neighbour's name (PerryTS#9486) Also dedupe the display-name rodata constants by content: the same name is now registered against several symbols and add_string_constant minted a fresh global per call. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014knX724SYDogwzsXybCGxp
…e-pointer flag Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014knX724SYDogwzsXybCGxp
…built headers (PerryTS#9486) Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014knX724SYDogwzsXybCGxp
…h the accessor (PerryTS#9486) The unhandled-rejection reporter read the field directly, so with the lazy materialisation it printed nothing — the frameless report this issue is about. Caught by the four native_async unit tests, which read it the same way. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014knX724SYDogwzsXybCGxp
…fines (PerryTS#9486) method_names is a dispatch registry, not an emission record. Registering a key it carries but the module never emits a body for makes module init reference an undefined global: the claude-code bundle failed to compile with 'reference to unknown global @perry_method_...__UT7____get_get_extensionName' — one getter out of ~46k functions. Every PerryTS#9486 registration now goes through LlModule::has_function. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014knX724SYDogwzsXybCGxp
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR adds named native stack capture and lazy Error.stack rendering; normal behavior is bounded, but opt-in diagnostics can expose process addresses in logs and a changelog formatting warning remains unresolved, so merge is reasonable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant JavaScript
participant ErrorConstructor
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JavaScript->>ErrorConstructor: new Error()
ErrorConstructor->>FunctionNameRegistry: capture native return addresses
ErrorConstructor-->>JavaScript: Error with deferred frames
JavaScript->>StackAccessor: read Error.prototype.stack
StackAccessor->>FunctionNameRegistry: resolve addresses to display names
FunctionNameRegistry-->>StackAccessor: named frames
StackAccessor-->>JavaScript: memoized stack string
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395-411: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider a stronger staleness key and an incremental index.
The index treats entry COUNT as the version.
register_function_name_if_absentcan replace an entry whose stored bytes do not decode with a valid name, and the count stays the same. The index then keeps the undecodable bytes, so that frame stays unnamed until some other registration changes the count.The rebuild also clones and sorts the whole registry. For the bundle size this file documents (72,713 entries), every count change makes the next
.stackread pay one full clone plus one O(n log n) sort. A program that registers names late and reads.stackin a loop repeats that work per read.A monotonic registration counter bumped on every insert AND every replace would close the staleness gap. Appending and re-sorting only the new tail, or merging into the existing sorted vector, would remove the repeated full sort.
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In `@changelog.d/9486-error-stack-frames.md`:
- Line 46: Update the changelog sentence describing resolved stack frames to
document the shipped format, including the “(<anonymous>)” suffix after the
frame name, and keep the entry as one coherent description of final behavior.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/error.rs`:
- Around line 300-301: Update format_error_stack_frame and the perry-ext-mysql2
and perry-ext-sharp test reads to obtain stack data through js_error_get_stack
instead of dereferencing the stack field directly, preserving lazy stack
materialization and avoiding null reads.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/exception.rs`:
- Around line 699-703: In the error formatting flow around js_error_get_stack,
compute the message-derived error code from (*eh).message before calling the
allocating stack accessor, then pass that precomputed value to
error_code_for_message after stack materialisation. Do not read through eh
between the js_error_get_stack call and subsequent error-code handling;
alternatively root and reload the error via RuntimeHandleScope if the pointer
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In `@crates/perry/tests/issue_9486_error_stack_frames.rs`:
- Line 46: Update the test’s runtime build command around the perry-runtime
argument so it builds the static runtime wrapper/archive expected by the
compiled fixture, ensuring PERRY_RUNTIME_DIR points to a directory containing
the freshly built artifact rather than an rlib or stale archive.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/error_stack_frames.rs`:
- Around line 395-411: Update the registry versioning used by with_index and
register_function_name_if_absent so a monotonic counter increments on every
insertion and replacement, not just when the entry count changes. Use that
counter as CodeSymbolIndex staleness key so replaced undecodable names are
refreshed. Replace full registry cloning and sorting on each rebuild with an
incremental update that merges or appends newly changed entries while preserving
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…tion (PerryTS#9486) CodeRabbit PerryTS#9521: js_error_get_stack now allocates, so it is a GC point. print_uncaught held `eh` as a plain Rust local and read (*eh).message AFTER it to resolve the ERR_* code — an evacuating scavenge moves the error, the code table is rekeyed on the message's move, and the code was silently dropped on top of the unsound read. Reads are now all taken before the materialisation, in an extracted uncaught_native_error_report so the ordering is testable; regression test forces evacuation and asserts the error MOVED as its positive control. Also routes the three remaining direct ErrorHeader.stack readers through the accessor: util.inspect's frame line (console.log(err) printed no frame at all) and the perry-ext-sharp / perry-ext-mysql2 tests, which my perry-runtime suite never covered. Test harness builds perry-runtime-static (the staticlib that emits libperry_runtime.a), not the perry-runtime rlib. Changelog documents the shipped frame format. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014knX724SYDogwzsXybCGxp
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Remove leading spaces from the inline code span.
Line 46 triggers Markdownlint MD038 because the code span starts with four spaces. Keep the indentation in the prose instead of inside the code span.
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- one's O(functions); a resolved frame renders as ` at <name> (<anonymous>)`
- — V8's own spelling for a frame whose script position is unknown, which is
- also the `name (location)` shape the stack-parsing libraries in real bundles
+ one's O(functions); a resolved frame renders as `at <name> (<anonymous>)`
+ with four leading spaces. This is V8's own spelling for a frame whose script
+ position is unknown, and it is also the `name (location)` shape that
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In `@changelog.d/9486-error-stack-frames.md` at line 46, Update the inline code
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…tion (PerryTS#9486) CodeRabbit PerryTS#9521: js_error_get_stack now allocates, so it is a GC point. print_uncaught held `eh` as a plain Rust local and read (*eh).message AFTER it to resolve the ERR_* code — an evacuating scavenge moves the error, the code table is rekeyed on the message's move, and the code was silently dropped on top of the unsound read. Reads are now all taken before the materialisation, in an extracted uncaught_native_error_report so the ordering is testable; regression test forces evacuation and asserts the error MOVED as its positive control. Also routes the three remaining direct ErrorHeader.stack readers through the accessor: util.inspect's frame line (console.log(err) printed no frame at all) and the perry-ext-sharp / perry-ext-mysql2 tests, which my perry-runtime suite never covered. Test harness builds perry-runtime-static (the staticlib that emits libperry_runtime.a), not the perry-runtime rlib. Changelog documents the shipped frame format. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014knX724SYDogwzsXybCGxp
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new Error().stackgains real frames. ccdoctor: node 10 named frames → perry main 1 ×at <anonymous>→ perry fixed 10 named frames, first framehandleSetRawModeexactly matching node's, same alternating recursion shape.Where
<anonymous>came fromerror.rs::current_stack_frame()returned the literal string whenever no--debug-symbolscall location was recorded, andalloc_errorbaked that one line into.stackeagerly at construction. Nothing ever looked at the native stack — #9410/#9432 gave.stackexistence, not content.Nothing new invented — three existing mechanisms composed
fp_chain::visit(gc/roots/stack_maps.rs) — sound because codegen already tags every generated function"frame-pointer"="non-leaf". Two loads per frame, no allocation.js_register_function_nameregistry codegen already fills at module init forfn.name(72,713 entries for cc), snapshotted once into an address-sorted vector, binary-searched.StringHeaderfield onErrorHeadershaped likestack— one addedvisit()line in the existing GC rewrite arm, no new GC type, no finalizer.Tier shipped: names without positions —
at <name> (<anonymous>), V8's own spelling for an unknown position, so stack-parsing libraries keep working. Tier 2 (positions) costs a per-return-address line table — O(instructions) vs this O(functions) — and is deliberately not attempted.Cost — measured, and construction got faster
new Error,.stacknever read.stackConstruction sped up because the eager path decoded the message and allocated two
Strings per error; capture is now lazy-formatted, like #9432's architecture intended.Verification
<anonymous>on baseline; fixed gives the expected chains (RETHROW keeps the original 4-frame capture through catch-and-rethrow; MAP shows the callback through a builtin; CTOR/SUBCLASS name constructors). Identical results on macOS aarch64 and Linux x86_64.cargo test --release -p perry-runtime --lib -- --test-threads=1: 2962 / 0.Found the hard way, fixed here
ErrorHeader.stackreaders broke under the lazy field — caught by 4 failingnative_asynctests; one was the unhandled-rejection reporter, which would have printed nothing at all.rbp = 0x1insidealloc_error— the walk had no root and every stack on that target stayed<anonymous>..cargo/config.tomlnow keeps frame pointers, x86_64-scoped (aarch64's ABI reserves x29 already).method_namesproducedreference to unknown global @perry_method_…get_extensionName— that map is a dispatch registry, not an emission record, and carried exactly one body-less accessor key out of ~46k. Nothing smaller than cc reproduced it.PERRY_ERROR_STACK_DIAG(off by default) — the tool that produced therbp = 0x1finding.Known limits (all in the changelog)
Inlining removes frames (an AOT compiler has no deopt metadata to restore them); async-after-await reports the enclosing function; unnamed-function addresses borrow the preceding name (reduced by registering ctors/accessors/statics, not eliminated);
captureStackTrace/prepareStackTraceCallSites unchanged; Windows/non-FP targets keep old behavior.Closes #9486.
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Error.prototype.stacknow includes real, named call frames instead of only an anonymous placeholder.Bug Fixes