perf(codegen): build ObjectRest's excluded-key array as a literal, not N calls (−8.7%) - #10814
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const {a, b, ...rest} = obj built the excluded-key array via one
js_array_alloc_with_length call plus one js_array_set_f64_unchecked call
per excluded key. Each per-key call re-derives and re-bounds-checks a
receiver the site just allocated itself, so every check inside (frozen?,
has index descriptors?, index in range?) was statically true. The
excluded keys are compile-time-known string literals, so route them
through lower_array_literal instead -- the same inline bump-allocation
path an ordinary [k1, k2, ...] literal already takes, previously reused
only for the rest/arguments call-bundle case. Also reorders so the
source object's pointer is derived after that allocation instead of
cached across it.
Found and documented (not fixed, unrelated to this change): {...rest}
drops Symbol-keyed properties from the source object instead of copying
them through -- reproduces identically on unmodified main.
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Refactor Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Object-rest destructuring can use an invalid exclusion-array pointer when evaluating an allocating source expression, risking crashes or incorrect results. This should be fixed before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@changelog.d/10814-destructuring-rest-array-literal.md`:
- Around line 10-12: Update the allocation description in the changelog to
distinguish nonempty exclusion arrays from the empty array used by const {
...rest } = obj: state that inline bump allocation and the cold arena-full call
apply only to nonempty arrays, and document that the empty case follows
lower_array_literal’s js_array_alloc(0) path.
In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/bigint_set.rs`:
- Around line 475-479: Root keys_arr_boxed across the lower_expr(ctx, object)
source-object lowering call, since it may trigger GC and move the exclusion
array. After lowering the source object, re-derive the raw keys_arr pointer from
the rooted boxed value immediately before invoking js_object_rest, while
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| previously reused only for the rest/`arguments` call-bundle case): one inline | ||
| bump allocation plus N `store double`, with a single call only on the cold | ||
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Document the empty exclusion-array case.
For const { ...rest } = obj, exclude_keys is empty. lower_array_literal then uses its js_array_alloc(0) branch. It does not use inline bump allocation or a cold arena-full call. Qualify this statement for nonempty arrays, or document the empty-array allocation separately.
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In `@changelog.d/10814-destructuring-rest-array-literal.md` around lines 10 - 12,
Update the allocation description in the changelog to distinguish nonempty
exclusion arrays from the empty array used by const { ...rest } = obj: state
that inline bump allocation and the cold arena-full call apply only to nonempty
arrays, and document that the empty case follows lower_array_literal’s
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| let keys_arr = { | ||
| let blk = ctx.block(); | ||
| let bits = blk.bitcast_double_to_i64(&keys_arr_boxed); | ||
| blk.and(I64, &bits, POINTER_MASK_I64) | ||
| }; |
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Root the exclusion array across source-object lowering.
lower_expr(ctx, object) can allocate or trigger GC. This code derives keys_arr before that call, then passes the raw pointer to js_object_rest afterward. An evacuating collection during a source expression such as makeObject() can move the exclusion array. js_object_rest can then receive a stale pointer.
Root keys_arr_boxed through source-object lowering. Re-derive keys_arr immediately before js_object_rest.
Based on learnings, GC-capable calls require roots and raw-pointer re-derivation.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/bigint_set.rs` around lines 475 - 479, Root
keys_arr_boxed across the lower_expr(ctx, object) source-object lowering call,
since it may trigger GC and move the exclusion array. After lowering the source
object, re-derive the raw keys_arr pointer from the rooted boxed value
immediately before invoking js_object_rest, while preserving the existing mask
conversion.
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Landed via merge train 242 (#10830) as v0.5.1621 — Eight PRs travelled together because their file sets are disjoint — 30 files, +1,514/−101, zero overlap. Validated as one tree: ten cheap gates, Two of the eight needed a fix before they could land, both made in the train rather than bounced back. #10816 bound #10817 added 15 dispatch entries without regenerating the docs, so the API-docs-drift check failed. Regenerated from a built binary: 2855 → 2870, exactly your 15, with For future PRs in this area: One more thing, aimed at whoever cuts the next PR here: |
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Expr::ObjectRest's excluded-key array — the[k1, k2, …]thatconst {a, b, ...rest} = objneeds sorestomits the named fields — was built withjs_array_alloc_with_lengthplus onejs_array_set_f64_uncheckedcall per excluded key. Each of those per-key calls re-derived and re-bounds-checked a receiver the same code had just allocated itself, so every check inside (frozen?,has index descriptors?,index in range?) was statically true at that site.perry-codegenalready had the right tool —lower_array_literal/emit_array_from_lowered_values, an inline bump-allocation plus N stores with a runtime call only on the cold arena-full arm — previously used only for the rest/arguments call-bundle case.N+1 runtime calls → 0–1. Measured −886 instructions per rest-destructuring (−8.7%), and −845 (−8.4%) with auto-optimize on, so the win holds in both regimes.
The allocation was also reordered so the source object's pointer is derived after it rather than cached across it, per the root-dominance invariant.
The hypothesis it was meant to test, and why that part isn't fixed here
The brief's premise was that
const {a, b} = objlowers to N independent shape-guarded reads where one guard plus N slot loads would do. Structurally that is true —pattern_binding.rsemits onerequireObjectCoerciblethen N fully independentPropertyGets, each entering the per-site IC tower from scratch, with no cross-field sharing. Confirmed by readinggeneric_dispatch.rs, not inferred.But the recoverable amount is smaller than a naive per-field average implies. 5-field costs 275.42 and 2-field 145.16, so each additional field is ~43 instructions — well below 2-field's naive per-field average of ~72.5. A large fixed slice of what looks like per-field cost is the once-per-statement
requireObjectCoercible, not duplicated guard work.Sharing the guard across fields would need a "same receiver, N sequential reads" mechanism that does not exist in the tree — the closest thing,
PropertyGetIcOverride, is narrowly scoped to a differentif (!x) return xpattern. That is a materially larger codegen change and is not attempted here. Recorded as a measured "near-optimal without X" result rather than left as an open implication.Function-parameter destructuring routes through the identical machinery (
generate_param_destructuring_stmts→lower_pattern_binding), so it inherits exactly this cost with no parameter-specific penalty.Measurement
Differential probe (16 vs 80 reps × N vs 2N), bare-loop control in the 1–5 instruction range in every arm.
{a,b,...rest}{a,b}{a:{b}}The five untouched shapes moving ~0 is the control that says the change reached only what it claims to.
Stated honestly: the rest figure's absolute magnitude is allocation-dominated and therefore GC-cycle-sensitive. Variance within an arm was under 0.2%, but N→2N scaling isn't cleanly linear for the fixed arm, because changing allocation volume shifts when a collection triggers relative to N. Three rounds agreed on direction and rough size, and it reproduces in both flag regimes — but the harder, noise-free evidence is the
--trace llvmcall-count reduction from N+1 to 0–1. Treat ~8.5% as direction and magnitude, not precision.Separate pre-existing bug found, not fixed here
const {...rest} = objsilently drops Symbol-keyed own properties fromrestinstead of copying them. Reproduces identically on the unmodified base binary — it lives injs_object_rest's key-copy logic (object/delete_rest.rs), which this diff never touches. The gap test scopes it out with an explanatory comment rather than asserting wrong behaviour. Filed separately.Validation
undefined, defaults applying toundefinedand notnull, getters running in pattern order,null/undefined→ TypeError (including empty and rest-only patterns), Symbol-key reads, and computed-key-with-rest verified once-evaluated. The computed-key path provably never reaches the changed code:exclude_keysis populated only from staticPropName::Ident/Str/Num, and a computed key is excluded through a separatedelete-based path.RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test --release -p perry-runtime --lib: 4115 passed, 0 failed.copying_minors=56,moved_objects=34,loop_polls=50,retired_set=#0..#55, exit 0, output still node-identical under from-space poisoning.run_lint_gates.sh84/85 — the one failure is the known-red public-baseline step.cargo fmt --all -- --checkclean.Summary by CodeRabbit
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