perf(gc): scope context objects for captured-and-mutated bindings - #11179
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change moves box cells into the GC arena and adds scope-context objects for eligible captured bindings. Compiler analysis, code generation, root handling, closure captures, mapped arguments, and thread transfer are updated for movable cells. Tests and GC audits cover allocation, access, relocation, and reachability. Scope grouping runs after generator transformation. ChangesMovable cells and async activation lifecycle
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CompilerPass->>Codegen: provide grouped bindings and ScopeMap
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GarbageCollector-->>Codegen: preserve and rewrite rooted scope slots
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/collectors/pointer_locals.rs`:
- Around line 1148-1152: collect_pointer_typed_locals reruns collect_boxed_vars
for each frame, recursively reanalyzing nested closure bodies; reuse the frame
compiler’s existing boxed-variable set or memoize the analysis, relying on
emit_shadow_slot_bind_for_local to reserve slots for boxed locals without
collector entries.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/arguments.rs`:
- Around line 74-87: Keep mapped cell allocations alive after
arguments_object_before_delete, arguments_object_after_define, and
prune_dead_arguments_object_entries remove their logical mappings, because
DirtyHeaderSlotScan may retain their addresses across budgeted steps. Quarantine
removed Box<usize> cells until the remembered-set scan completes, then reclaim
them at the cycle boundary.
In `@scripts/gc_root_dominance_check.py`:
- Line 510: Update HEAP_SOURCE_CALLS and ROOT_READ_CALLS in the checker to
include js_box_capture_cell_ptr so both checker modes recognize its result as a
heap-value source. Add a self-test that stores the result in an alloca, crosses
js_gc_loop_safepoint, reloads it, and verifies one violation in each applicable
mode.
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| // A mutable binding's source value may be numeric, but its storage is | ||
| // now a movable GC box. Keep a root for every compiler-boxed local. | ||
| for id in crate::boxed_vars::collect_boxed_vars(stmts) { | ||
| assign_slot(&mut out, &mut next_slot, id); | ||
| } |
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Reuse the boxed-variable analysis for root-slot collection.
collect_pointer_typed_locals now calls collect_boxed_vars(stmts) for each frame. collect_boxed_vars recursively analyzes nested closure bodies. A nested closure can therefore be analyzed again for every enclosing function or closure frame. Deeply nested bodies can make compilation scale with body size times nesting depth.
Use the relevant boxed set already available to the frame compiler, or memoize this analysis. The lazy reservation in emit_shadow_slot_bind_for_local can cover boxed locals that have no collector entry.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/collectors/pointer_locals.rs` around lines 1148 -
1152, collect_pointer_typed_locals reruns collect_boxed_vars for each frame,
recursively reanalyzing nested closure bodies; reuse the frame compiler’s
existing boxed-variable set or memoize the analysis, relying on
emit_shadow_slot_bind_for_local to reserve slots for boxed locals without
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| /// Live arguments objects trace their mapped cells as ordinary child edges. | ||
| /// Boxed slots stay at stable addresses if the index map grows between GC slices. | ||
| pub(crate) fn visit_arguments_cell_slots(owner: usize, mut visit: impl FnMut(*mut u64)) { | ||
| if arguments_registry_never_used() { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS.with(|all| { | ||
| if let Some(meta) = all.borrow_mut().get_mut(&owner) { | ||
| for cell in meta.mapped.values_mut() { | ||
| visit((&mut **cell) as *mut usize as *mut u64); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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Keep mapped cell storage alive until the dirty-slot scan completes.
RememberedSetRootMarkState retains a DirtyHeaderSlotScan across budgeted steps. That scan stores each mapped cell address in DirtySlotWork::Single and later dereferences it.
arguments_object_before_delete, arguments_object_after_define, and prune_dead_arguments_object_entries can drop the corresponding Box<usize> before the scan resumes. The scan can then read or rewrite freed memory.
Keep removed cells allocated until the current remembered-set scan completes. Use a per-cycle quarantine if needed. Alternatively, clear the cell, remove only its logical mapping, retain the cell until the cycle boundary, and reclaim it afterward.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/arguments.rs` around lines 74 - 87, Keep
mapped cell allocations alive after arguments_object_before_delete,
arguments_object_after_define, and prune_dead_arguments_object_entries remove
their logical mappings, because DirtyHeaderSlotScan may retain their addresses
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| "js_closure_get_capture_bits", # closure/alloc.rs:463 raw slot read | ||
| "js_closure_set_capture_ptr", "js_closure_get_capture_ptr", | ||
| "js_box_set_bits", "js_box_set_bits_trusted_no_barrier", | ||
| "js_box_capture_cell_ptr", "js_box_set_bits", "js_box_set_bits_trusted_no_barrier", |
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Classify js_box_capture_cell_ptr as a heap-value source in both checker modes.
js_box_capture_cell_ptr can return a movable GC-box address, but it is absent from both HEAP_SOURCE_CALLS and ROOT_READ_CALLS.
As a result, the unrooted-alloca check can miss a cached pointer that crosses js_gc_loop_safepoint. The stale-registers check can also ignore the call result because heap_source_kind only recognizes ALLOC_RE calls and ROOT_READ_CALLS.
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ROOT_READ_CALLS = {
"js_closure_get_capture_bits",
"js_closure_get_capture_ptr",
"js_gc_temp_root_get",
+ "js_box_capture_cell_ptr",
"js_box_get_bits",
}
HEAP_SOURCE_CALLS = frozenset({
"js_gc_temp_root_get", "js_shadow_slot_get", "js_closure_get_capture_bits",
- "js_box_get_bits", "js_implicit_this_get", "js_new_target_get",
+ "js_box_get_bits", "js_box_capture_cell_ptr",
+ "js_implicit_this_get", "js_new_target_get",
})Add a self-test that stores the result to an alloca, crosses js_gc_loop_safepoint, reloads it, and expects one violation in both applicable modes.
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In `@scripts/gc_root_dominance_check.py` at line 510, Update HEAP_SOURCE_CALLS and
ROOT_READ_CALLS in the checker to include js_box_capture_cell_ptr so both
checker modes recognize its result as a heap-value source. Add a self-test that
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- shadow_slot_hygiene: require the boxed local's cell root to be bound before the next collecting call (reverses the #8132 assertion). - js_arguments_object_map_index: external-slot write barrier for the out-of-body mapped slot, issued after the ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS borrow ends; regression test with a born-tenured arguments object and a young cell. - Root mapped-arguments params with the boxed locals and sort boxed-local slot assignment so slot numbering is deterministic. - Register test_gap_gc_box_cells in the GC stress corpus (forced evacuation). - Remove the empty microtask boundary branch and stale registry names.
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- shadow_slot_hygiene: require the boxed local's cell root to be bound before the next collecting call (reverses the #8132 assertion). - js_arguments_object_map_index: external-slot write barrier for the out-of-body mapped slot, issued after the ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS borrow ends; regression test with a born-tenured arguments object and a young cell. - Root mapped-arguments params with the boxed locals and sort boxed-local slot assignment so slot numbering is deterministic. - Register test_gap_gc_box_cells in the GC stress corpus (forced evacuation). - Remove the empty microtask boundary branch and stale registry names.
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…1179) Group captured-and-mutated bindings into one movable GC_TYPE_SCOPE object per scope activation (V8 Context / SpiderMonkey environment objects) instead of one cell per binding: one frame root and one closure capture slot per group. Grouping (scope_env::group_scope_boxes, run after the async/generator transforms): same home statement list, same TDZ seeding, same set of capturing closures; a body's hoisted function declarations count as one closure class, and a list that would split into more than 16 objects collapses to one per TDZ kind. Loop-body groups are allocated inside the body (fresh per iteration). Codegen re-validates dominance (ScopeMap::build); ineligible bindings keep per-binding cells. Slot reads are inline loads (TDZ groups add a cold throwing arm), writes are a store plus the ordinary barrier with the object as parent. Closure bodies cache one rooted base per captured object; `add` is a transparent derivation for the root-reload pass. Async i32/i1 control words share the activation object. Bindings whose every write precedes every capturing closure are captured by value. Array-head write-backs now go through a boxed binding's cell.
…1179) Move captured-and-mutated state into the GC arena (the #11179 cells: no box registries, CLOSURE_BOX_CELLS or BOX_CAPTURE_COUNTS) and group it into scope context objects (V8 Context / SpiderMonkey environment objects): one movable GC_TYPE_SCOPE object per scope activation, one NaN-boxed slot per binding, one frame root and one closure capture slot per object. Grouping (scope_env::group_scope_boxes, run after the async/generator transforms): same home statement list, same TDZ seeding, same set of capturing closures; a body's hoisted function declarations count as one closure class, and a list that would split into more than 16 objects collapses to one per TDZ kind. Loop-body groups are allocated inside the body (fresh per iteration). Codegen re-validates dominance (ScopeMap::build); ineligible bindings keep per-binding GC_TYPE_BOX cells. Slot reads are inline loads (TDZ groups add a cold throwing arm), writes are a store plus the ordinary barrier with the object as parent. Closure bodies cache one rooted base per captured object; `add` is a transparent derivation for the root-reload pass. Async i32/i1 control words share the activation object. Bindings whose every write precedes every capturing closure are captured by value.
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMake the
splicewriteback box-aware like theunshiftandpushwritebacks.The
unshiftarm now routes boxed receivers throughemit_grow_mutator_writeback, and thepusharms usewrite_back_boxed_local. The genericsplicearm still storesmodified_boxdirectly intoctx.locals[array_id]for everyLocalGetreceiver. It also does this on every call, not only when the array was reallocated.Consider a scoped binding.
ctx.locals[id]is the group's shared root, and that root holds the scope-object base (emit_scope_objectstores it). This store replaces the base with an array pointer. After that, every member of the group reads and writes slots at offsets from the array header. The failure is no longer limited to one binding: all members of the group get wrong values, and writes corrupt the array. Before this PR, the same store already overwrote a per-binding box pointer. Scope grouping spreads the damage to sibling bindings.This arm runs when HIR does not fold the call to
Expr::ArraySplice, for example anany-typed local that holds an array literal.🐛 Proposed fix
if let Expr::LocalGet(array_id) = object { let modified_handle = ctx.block().load(I64, &out_slot); let modified_box = nanbox_pointer_inline(ctx.block(), &modified_handle); - if let Some(slot) = ctx.locals.get(array_id).cloned() { - ctx.block().store(DOUBLE, &modified_box, &slot); - } else if let Some(global_name) = ctx.module_globals.get(array_id).cloned() { - let g_ref = format!("@{}", global_name); - emit_root_nanbox_store_on_block(ctx.block(), &modified_box, &g_ref); - } + emit_grow_mutator_writeback(ctx, *array_id, &modified_box)?; }Also check that the
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js_box_capture_cell_ptrto the heap-source sets.
js_box_capture_cell_ptrreturns a movable GC cell address.ROOT_READ_CALLSandHEAP_SOURCE_CALLSstill omit it. The stale-register, statepoint, and unrooted-alloca checks therefore cannot report a cached cell pointer that is held across a collection point.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/mod.rs:
- Around line 3456-3459: In the LocalSet assignment path, lower the RHS before
deriving the scoped cell address, then reload the address with
load_boxed_local_pointer immediately before the raw store so it cannot be stale
after a collecting operation.
Review comments at @crates/perry-runtime/src/object/arguments.rs:
- Line 744: Update arguments_object_after_define to obtain the mapped box
pointer from ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS, release the registry borrow, and only then call
js_box_set. If the mapping must be removed, reacquire the mutable borrow
afterward; preserve the existing early return when no mapping exists.
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Review comments at @crates/perry-codegen/src/lower_array_method.rs:
- Around line 914-923: Update the generic splice writeback in the
`Expr::LocalGet` branch to use `emit_grow_mutator_writeback` instead of storing
directly into the local or global root, so scoped and boxed receivers are
handled safely. Also check the `Expr::ArraySplice` lowering and apply the same
box-aware writeback where needed.
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Review comments at @scripts/gc_root_dominance_check.py:
- Around line 510-511: Add js_box_capture_cell_ptr to both ROOT_READ_CALLS and
HEAP_SOURCE_CALLS in the GC dominance checks so cached movable cell pointers are
included in stale-register, statepoint, and unrooted-alloca analysis.
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| return Ok(Some(crate::scope_env::access::cell_addr(ctx, slot, &base))); | ||
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Reload the scoped cell after lowering the assignment value.
LocalSet derives an interior scope-cell address before lowering the right-hand side. If RHS lowering invokes a collecting operation, the address can become stale before the raw store. Lower the value first, then call load_boxed_local_pointer. The LocalGet and comparison callers perform immediate raw loads and do not have this gap.
🐛 Suggested fix
- let Some(ptr) = load_boxed_local_pointer(ctx, *id)? else {
- return Ok(None);
- };
let value_i32 = lower_i32_control_store_value(ctx, value)?;
+ let Some(ptr) = load_boxed_local_pointer(ctx, *id)? else {
+ return Ok(None);
+ };
store_async_i32_control_cell(ctx, &ptr, &value_i32);
...
- let Some(ptr) = load_boxed_local_pointer(ctx, *id)? else {
- return Ok(None);
- };
let value_i1 = lower_i1_control_store_value(ctx, value)?;
+ let Some(ptr) = load_boxed_local_pointer(ctx, *id)? else {
+ return Ok(None);
+ };
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In the LocalSet assignment path, lower the RHS before deriving the scoped cell
address, then reload the address with load_boxed_local_pointer immediately
before the raw store so it cannot be stale after a collecting operation.
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Release the ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS borrow before js_box_set.
arguments_object_after_define calls js_box_set while it holds ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS.borrow_mut(). The setter invokes runtime_write_barrier_slot, and tracing the arguments owner can call visit_arguments_cell_slots, which borrows ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS again. This can cause BorrowMutError.
Release the registry borrow before calling js_box_set, as js_arguments_object_map_index already does.
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- ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS.with(|m| {
- let mut map = m.borrow_mut();
- let Some(meta) = map.get_mut(&(obj as usize)) else {
- return;
- };
- let Some(box_ptr) = meta.mapped.get(&index).map(|cell| **cell) else {
- return;
- };
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- }
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- meta.mapped.remove(&index);
- }
- });
+ let box_ptr = ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS.with(|m| {
+ m.borrow()
+ .get(&(obj as usize))
+ .and_then(|meta| meta.mapped.get(&index).map(|cell| **cell))
+ });
+ let Some(box_ptr) = box_ptr else {
+ return;
+ };
+ if let Some(value) = value {
+ crate::r#box::js_box_set(box_ptr as *mut crate::r#box::Box, value);
+ }
+ if has_accessor || writable_false {
+ ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS.with(|m| {
+ if let Some(meta) = m.borrow_mut().get_mut(&(obj as usize)) {
+ meta.mapped.remove(&index);
+ }
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Review comment at @crates/perry-runtime/src/object/arguments.rs at line 744:
Update arguments_object_after_define to obtain the mapped box pointer from
ARGUMENTS_OBJECTS, release the registry borrow, and only then call js_box_set.
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…1179) Move captured-and-mutated state into the GC arena (the #11179 cells: no box registries, CLOSURE_BOX_CELLS or BOX_CAPTURE_COUNTS) and group it into scope context objects (V8 Context / SpiderMonkey environment objects): one movable GC_TYPE_SCOPE object per scope activation, one NaN-boxed slot per binding, one frame root and one closure capture slot per object. Grouping (scope_env::group_scope_boxes, run after the async/generator transforms): same home statement list, same TDZ seeding, same set of capturing closures; a body's hoisted function declarations count as one closure class, and a list that would split into more than 16 objects collapses to one per TDZ kind. Loop-body groups are allocated inside the body (fresh per iteration). Codegen re-validates dominance (ScopeMap::build); ineligible bindings keep per-binding GC_TYPE_BOX cells. Slot reads are inline loads (TDZ groups add a cold throwing arm), writes are a store plus the ordinary barrier with the object as parent. Closure bodies cache one rooted base per captured object; `add` is a transparent derivation for the root-reload pass. Async i32/i1 control words share the activation object. Bindings whose every write precedes every capturing closure are captured by value.
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…1179) Move captured-and-mutated state into the GC arena (the #11179 cells: no box registries, CLOSURE_BOX_CELLS or BOX_CAPTURE_COUNTS) and group it into scope context objects (V8 Context / SpiderMonkey environment objects): one movable GC_TYPE_SCOPE object per scope activation, one NaN-boxed slot per binding, one frame root and one closure capture slot per object. Grouping (scope_env::group_scope_boxes, run after the async/generator transforms): same home statement list, same TDZ seeding, same set of capturing closures; a body's hoisted function declarations count as one closure class, and a list that would split into more than 16 objects collapses to one per TDZ kind. Loop-body groups are allocated inside the body (fresh per iteration). Codegen re-validates dominance (ScopeMap::build); ineligible bindings keep per-binding GC_TYPE_BOX cells. Slot reads are inline loads (TDZ groups add a cold throwing arm), writes are a store plus the ordinary barrier with the object as parent. Closure bodies cache one rooted base per captured object; `add` is a transparent derivation for the root-reload pass. Async i32/i1 control words share the activation object. Bindings whose every write precedes every capturing closure are captured by value.
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#11179 routes box/scope-cell allocation through arena_alloc -> arena_cell_alloc, which can reach gc_try_emergency_reclaim, so the generated gc_effects tables now correctly classify js_box_alloc_bits as AllocOnly rather than Leaf. The box/scope read+write helpers (js_box_set_bits, js_i32_box_get, js_box_release, js_box_scope_release) remain provably Leaf on every target and stay pinned.
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Reworks #11179. Captured-and-mutated bindings no longer get one movable GC cell each. They live in scope context objects, V8
Context/ SpiderMonkey environment objects: oneGC_TYPE_SCOPEarena object per activation of a group, holding one NaN-boxed slot per binding. The defining frame keeps one root per object and a capturing closure one capture slot per object. #11179's direction is kept: the state is in the GC heap, and the box registries,CLOSURE_BOX_CELLSandBOX_CAPTURE_COUNTSstay deleted.Rebased onto main
d83d15ef8and squashed into one commit. On this head every required job is green exceptlint, whose only failing step is Public benchmark evidence freshness. That step fails identically on main (it is the grandfathered public-baseline regeneration).Design
perry_codegen::scope_env::group_scope_boxesruns in the driver after the async/generator transforms. It writes each group as onePreallocateBoxes/PreallocateTdzBoxesstatement placed before the group's earliest home. Codegen allocates one object per statement (js_scope_alloc).ScopeMap::buildre-validates in codegen, so HIR that never went through the pass is still correct. Every existing preallocation rule still applies: a laterLetstores, TDZ seeding works, and a statement lowered twice allocates twice.forheads and anything that fails the check keep their ownGC_TYPE_BOXcell.for…of,while,doand nested loops are covered by gap tests. Avarstays one function-scoped binding.js_box_get_bitsis a safepoint because its TDZ arm allocates. Only a TDZ-seeded group adds a compare and a cold throwing call. A write is a store plus the ordinary write barrier, with the object as parent. Closure bodies cache one rooted base per captured object and derive slot addresses withadd, which is now a transparent derivation for the root-reload pass.__gen_state/__gen_donecontrol words share objects per capture class. The control words carry a non-pointer tag in the slot's high half, and their typed loads and stores touch only the low bytes.ReleaseBoxesbecomes onejs_box_releasecall. The generation-token semantics are unchanged.forEach: that needs a closure-to-parent-frame pointer the GC does not model. The other is the async per-iteration binding whose live range crosses anawaitin the loop body. The transform still hoists it to the activation (async: per-iterationlet/constbinding collapses for closures created in a loop body (every closure sees the last value) #6345's rule), so it is not fresh per iteration. Fixing it needs the transform to keep a per-iteration object in an activation slot.arguments. Parameters are not grouped, so a mapped parameter keeps its per-binding cell and the perf(gc): scope context objects for captured-and-mutated bindings #11179 arguments aliasing unchanged. It is covered bytest_gap_gc_scope_arguments.push/spread growth and numeric bulk-fill loops wrote the relocated head into a boxed binding's frame slot instead of its cell. The validated box reads hid it: they answeredundefined. With scope slots it surfaced as a segfault intest_gap_class_forward_capture_6523. Main has since fixed the runtime-keya[i] = vpath independently.Measurements (perrymaster, contended at load 40–60; treat wall as direction only)
Arms: main
4407997de, #11179f6d0ddadc, and this rework. All three were built withCARGO_PROFILE_RELEASE_CODEGEN_UNITS=16and compiled withPERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1. All outputs match Node 26.5.1. Wall is 7 paired rounds with the order rotating each round, reported as median (min–max). Instructions and cycles areperf stat -r 5. The subject is live in the artifact. In the rework IR forbox_wide_framethere are 2js_scope_alloc, 0js_box_alloc*, 0js_box_get_bits, and 22 root allocas. The #11179 IR has 80 cell allocations, 130js_box_get_bitscalls and 100 root allocas.Paired wall ratios, rework over main / rework over #11179: box_counters 0.18 / 0.62; box_wide_frame 0.15 / 0.19; promise_all_chains 0.79 / 0.84 (noisy, 0.29–2.3); async_locals 0.40 / 0.79.
RSS vs #11179. The rework is well below main everywhere. It sits a few MB above #11179 on the two short kernels, and the single-run RSS varies ±10 MB on this host. On 10× longer runs the steady state is:
box_wide_frame46.1–46.3 MB vs 43.8–44.8 MB, andasync_locals62.0–62.1 MB vs 54.2–54.3 MB. The rework runs fewer, larger nursery cycles. On async_long it ran 40 copying minors and copied 2.2 MB, against #11179's 78 minors and 10.1 MB, so the peak nursery high-water mark is higher. Instructions fall 30–82% and cycles 26–80%. This RSS-vs-compute point is flagged for the owner, see "Owner decision".claude-code bundle compile (
--no-link,PERRY_NO_CACHE=1 PERRY_MODULE_JOBS=2 PERRY_CODEGEN_UNIT_JOBS=1)The factory closure that #11179 doubled is
perry_closure_…__27679here (it was__27681there):…__27679, IR after statepoints.text.perry_gcmapEach arm was compiled once, sequentially, through
perry-heavy.shon a shared host at load 40–60, so treat the wall and CPU columns as direction only. The #11179 column is quoted from its own PR body, which was measured at a different host load. Both compiles on this host wrote their object and then exited 1 at link: the ext-http, ext-net and ext-typescript archives are not built here. That is the same situation #11179 reported. Two earlier rework attempts were OOM-killed at unit 73/104 while other lanes were compiling on the host. The third ran to completion with the box to itself.claude-code runtime
Blocked: claude-code crashes at startup on main (#11301, being fixed separately).
Tests
gc_repsel_corpus.txt:test_gap_gc_scope_{closures,loops,async,arguments,retention}. They cover sibling closures, disjoint capture sets, nested scopes, module-factory hoisting, a 16-binding wide frame, long-lived escaping closures, self-recursion, string append, per-iterationfor/for…of/while/do/nested/break-continue with 2,000-iteration churn,varin loops, async locals across awaits, per-iteration async-loop bindings, concurrent activations, generators, mappedarguments, rest params, capture by value, and over-retention. All are byte-exact against Node 26.5.1 under each of these configurations:PERRY_GC_FORCE_EVACUATE=1 PERRY_GC_VERIFY_EVACUATION=1, with native and with shadow roots (3–20 copying minors per test, every oneevacuation_ok);PERRY_GC_INSTRUMENTS=1+PERRY_GC_SCHEDULE_SEED=7 PERRY_GC_SCHEDULE_RATE=1 PERRY_GC_SCHEDULE_ALLOC_KB=0 PERRY_GC_PROTECT_FROMSPACE=1(54–80,012 copying minors per test).scope_env::tests). They check the grouping rule, per-iteration placement, the dominance exclusion, the map, and capture by value.a_scope_group_costs_one_root_not_one_per_bindingasserts that 12 and 2 grouped bindings cost the same number of roots, under either lowering, and that the per-binding control arm grows by ≥10.a_closure_captures_a_group_through_one_slotasserts one capture store for 8 bindings.test_gap_gc_scope_retentionprintsunrelated binding released: false47901717e:check,warnings,cargo-test,e2e-scoped, gap-suite 1–6, gc-stress and the gc-stress matrix all pass.lintfails only on the public-baseline freshness step, the same as on main.cargo test --release -p perry-codegen(lib + everytests/suite): 2276 passed, 0 failed.RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test --release -p perry-runtime --lib: 4609 passed, 0 failed.gc_root_dominance_corpus.sh, shadow and native: clean. 182/184 sources; the 2 skips need ext archives that are not built here.--self-testOK.cargo fmt --check,check_file_size.sh,raw_handle_debt.py897/897,addr_class_inventory.py,gc_runtime_root_holders.py,gc_rekeyed_key_tables.py,gc_store_site_inventory.py,check_test_registration.py.PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1). Rework: 903 pass. perf(gc): scope context objects for captured-and-mutated bindings #11179: 898 pass. main: 896 pass. The only rework-vs-perf(gc): scope context objects for captured-and-mutated bindings #11179 difference is the 5 new tests. Against main, three timer/flush tests differ between runs; rerun 3× per arm they are flaky on every arm, including main.Owner decision: RSS delta accepted
The owner accepted the RSS delta vs #11179. No nursery-pacing change is made in this PR. The rework stays far below main on every kernel: 67 vs 169 MB, 56 vs 83 MB, 60 vs 71 MB and 61 vs 83 MB.
The extra few MB over #11179 is garbage the nursery has not collected yet. It is not retention:
test_gap_gc_scope_retentionproves unrelated bindings are released. The rework allocates one scope object where #11179 allocated N cells. The nursery therefore fills more slowly, collections run less often, and each one reclaims a larger batch. On the 10× async kernel (async_long), the rework ran 40 copying minors and copied 2.2 MB, against #11179's 78 minors and 10.1 MB. Average survival was 2.4‰ against 7.4‰. The peak nursery high-water mark is higher as a result: steady-state RSS is 62.0 vs 54.2 MB onasync_longand 46.1 vs 43.8 MB onwide_long. Instructions fall 30–82% and cycles 26–80%.Follow-up
https://claude.ai/code/session_01FzjR2BmVA2VjcpSXhkw1gN
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