fix(transform): stop cross-module inlining bundling a separately exported sibling by value - #10630
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…rted sibling by value An exported function whose body references another exported function BY VALUE (`x === f`, not just as a call target) was a candidate for the cross-module function inliner, which bundled a private clone of the sibling into the destination module under a fresh symbol. Every function value materializes into a heap closure keyed by its wrapper symbol, so the clone's `f` and the canonical `f` every importer resolves through produced two distinct closures -- an in-module identity check silently disagreed with every importer's own view of the same function. gather_cross_module_functions now refuses a candidate whose dependency graph would need to bundle a separately-exported sibling referenced by value; it falls back to the ordinary cross-module call instead, which resolves through the shared canonical wrapper. Self-recursion is unaffected. Fixes #10554
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe cross-module inliner now avoids cloning separately exported functions referenced by value. New helper modules and regression tests verify function identity across direct imports, namespace imports, re-exports, default exports, and ChangesFunction identity preservation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Functions that only call an exported helper can lose cross-module inlining unnecessarily. This is a bounded performance regression and should be corrected or explicitly accepted before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/perry-transform/src/inline/cross_module.rs`:
- Around line 297-298: Update the dependency rejection logic around
collect_func_refs_in_function to distinguish Expr::FuncRef references used as
Expr::Call callees from function-value references. Track direct-call
dependencies separately and reject only non-callee exported dependencies, while
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Do not reject dependencies used only as direct call targets.
collect_func_refs_in_function records the Expr::FuncRef used as an Expr::Call callee. Therefore, export function outer() { return helper(); } is rejected when helper is also exported, even though outer does not use helper as a function value. Track direct-call dependencies separately and apply this rejection only to non-callee value references. Add a regression test for an exported helper used only by a direct call.
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In `@crates/perry-transform/src/inline/cross_module.rs` around lines 297 - 298,
Update the dependency rejection logic around collect_func_refs_in_function to
distinguish Expr::FuncRef references used as Expr::Call callees from
function-value references. Track direct-call dependencies separately and reject
only non-callee exported dependencies, while preserving existing behavior for
other references; add a regression test covering an exported helper invoked only
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Summary
A module-level function referenced inside its own module (
x === f,new Set([f]), …) is a different object from the same function's value at an importer — but only when that reference sits inside a body that is itself a cross-module-inlining candidate.export function isSame(x){ return x === f }; export { f };gaveisSame(f)(called from an importer, passing the importer's own view off)falseinstead oftrue.Root cause
crates/perry-transform/src/inline/cross_module.rs's cross-module function inliner (distinct from the older cross-module method inliner in the same file) harvests an exported function's whole "value dependency graph" — every function it transitively references, including by value (Expr::FuncRef, not just as a call target) — and clones the entire graph into every importing module under fresh__perry_xmod_inline_<id>_<name>symbols (gather_cross_module_functions→collect_function_graph→cross_function_expr_is_safe'sExpr::FuncRef(id) => allowed_ids.contains(id)arm).export { f };makesfindependently exported. WhenisSame(referencingfby value) is selected as a cross-module-inline candidate,fgets pulled into the same candidate graph and cloned alongside it as__perry_xmod_inline_2_f. Every user-function value materializes into a heap closure viajs_closure_alloc_singleton(@__perry_wrap_<symbol>)(crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/arrays_finds.rs), which caches by the wrapper symbol, not by source identity — sof's canonical wrapper (__perry_wrap_perry_fn_<src>__f, the same one every importer's own view offresolves through) and the inlined clone's wrapper (__perry_wrap_perry_fn_<dest>____perry_xmod_inline_2_f) produce two distinctClosureHeadersingletons.isSame's own body, now running as the inlined clone, compares the importer's argument (the canonical closure) against its own clone's materialization off(a different closure) —false.Confirmed via
--trace llvm:main_ts.lldefines__perry_xmod_inline_2_fand callsjs_closure_alloc_singletonon it only from inside the inlinedisSameclone's body, while every other reference tofin the same file (theisSame(f)/isSame(ns.f)/ns.f === fcall sites) goes through the canonical__perry_wrap_perry_fn_lib_fns_ts__f.This is a distinct defect from #10434/PR #10548 (which fixed
export default F's export-row identity) — it reproduces for a plain named export and is unaffected by that fix; the test below includes a default-export control that exercises this inliner path too.Fix
crates/perry-transform/src/inline/cross_module.rs:gather_cross_module_functionsnow computes the set of every function id the module itself exports (exported_ids) and threads it throughcollect_function_graph. When a dependency pulled in byExpr::FuncRefis a different, independently-exported function (dependency != id, so ordinary self-recursion is unaffected), the whole candidate is refused —isSame(and anything like it) is no longer cross-module inlined, and falls back to the ordinary cross-module call, which resolvesfthrough the same canonical wrapper every importer uses. Functions that don't reference an exported sibling by value are unaffected and still inline exactly as before (confirmed by the existingtest_gap_10434_*and the cross-module/export/import/inline gap-test families, all still green).Surgical diff: +30/−1 in one file, no other crates touched.
Tests
New gap test
test-files/test_gap_10554_fn_identity_own_module.ts(+ helpers undertest-files/_helpers/fn_identity_10554/), oracle is Node 26.5.1. Covers:const, arrow assigned to aconst(all three are exported and lambda-lifted to module-scope functions in Perry, so all three are candidates for this defect)export { f }), a barrel re-export one hop removed, a namespace import (import * as ns), and a default export whose body also references an exported sibling by value (checks the inliner defect doesn't resurface underfunction F(){}; export default F;exports a different function object: importers lose F's prototype methods and statics, and missing arguments arrive as garbage instead of undefined #10434/fix(hir): export default F exports the declared function's own binding #10548's shape)isSameDecl(fnDecl)andfnDecl === ns.fnDecl/ns.fnDecl === fnDecl)Setmembership built from within the exporting module (makeSet()constructsnew Set([fnDecl, fnExpr, arrowFn])inside an exported function — the same defect shape via a different value consumer than===)bothSame(a, b)control (plain pass-through identity, unaffected by this defect, should always have passed)Before/after: on the pristine baseline the fixed lines (
decl,ns decl,reexport decl, half ofdefault) readfalsewhere Node readstrue; everything else (the function-expression/arrow forms,Setmembership, the control) already matched Node on the baseline — confirming those forms were never candidates for this specific inliner shape. On this branch, output is byte-identical to Node. Harness:PERRY_SKIP_BUILD=1 ./run_parity_tests.sh --filter test_gap_10554→ PARITY_FAIL on the baseline binary, PASS on this branch.Regression sweep (all still 100% pass, same binary):
test_gap_10434,test_gap_export*,test_gap_import*,test_gap_cross_module*,test_gap_inline*,test_gap_module*(16 tests total).Validation
cargo test --release -p perry-transform --tests: 152 passed, 0 failed (includesinline::tests::cross_module_free_function_graph_with_shape_barrier_is_rejectedand other existinggather_cross_module_functions-adjacent coverage).cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean../scripts/run_lint_gates.sh(SKIP_COMPILE_GATES=1, per the host's build-cost note): 76/77 passed; the one red (Public benchmark evidence freshness) is the pre-existing, repo-wide red documented in the workflow notes — not touched by this change.Gap suite: targeted filters above (all pass); full local suite not run (this change narrows one specific cross-module-inlining candidate shape, not a hot lowering/runtime path used by most programs).
Performance:
perf stat -e instructions,task-clock, 3 runs each, baseline vs fixed, release binaries (isSame(f)in a 2,000,000-iteration loop for the directly-affected shape; an unrelated 2,000,000-iteration loop through a plain intra-module function call as a control, touching none of this candidate-selection logic):isSame(f)loop (directly affected)The directly-affected shape gets faster, not slower: the baseline's (unsound) inline still pays for an extra
js_closure_alloc_singletonmaterialization of the clonedfon every call, plus running two separate compiled bodies; falling back to a plain cross-module call is cheaper. The control is unchanged within noise, confirming the fix'sdependency != id && exported_ids.contains(&dependency)check adds no measurable cost to candidate graphs it doesn't reject.Package check: not applicable — this issue's repro is a synthetic identity pattern (no single npm package named in the issue).
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Setmembership across module boundaries.Documentation