perf: loop regions admit real loop bodies over arrays (#10741) - #11790
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Change: Refactor Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LoopRegion as Loop region lowering
participant ArrayGuard as Array guard emission
participant FastBody as Fast loop body
participant StatementLowering as Statement lowering
LoopRegion->>ArrayGuard: Emit entry checks and capture element base
ArrayGuard-->>FastBody: Return guard result and element base
FastBody->>StatementLowering: Lower loop statements
StatementLowering->>FastBody: Set dirty flag after planned invalidating statement
FastBody->>ArrayGuard: Recheck before guarded array access
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Conditional numeric stores may miss the intended loop speedup, and the admission tests may not detect an unreachable fast path. Resolve or explicitly accept these risks before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The optimization broadens direct memory access, making bounds checks and mutation revalidation security-critical. Inspected controls remain in place, and no introduced vulnerability was established. Coverage is incomplete, so this is not a comprehensive safety assurance. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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Review comments at @crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/region_array_loop_tests.rs:
- Around line 193-198: Update the admission test’s `work` collection so it
includes `rloop.fast*` blocks only when they are reachable from the loop’s entry
decision; do not treat blocks emitted by `lower_split` but routed exclusively to
`rloop.slow` as evidence of fast-body admission.
Review comments at @crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/region_loop/plan.rs:
- Around line 251-255: Make conditional numeric-store planning consistent with
lowering: update Planner::num and the conditional check used by
try_lower_bare_index_set so both accept a conditional only when both branches
produce canonical raw f64 values. Alternatively, prevent Planner::num from
planning such stores as bare; preserve the guarded-store path when either branch
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| let mut seen: Vec<String> = Vec::new(); | ||
| let mut work: Vec<String> = blocks | ||
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| .filter(|(l, _)| l.starts_with("rloop.fast")) | ||
| .map(|(l, _)| l.clone()) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Check that the fast body is reachable.
f_body starts from every rloop.fast* block, even if verification routes the loop exclusively to rloop.slow. lower_split emits the fast body before it makes that routing decision. The admission tests can therefore find bare loads and stores in an unreachable body. Check reachability from the loop’s entry decision before treating a fast block as evidence of admission.
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Review comment at @crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/region_array_loop_tests.rs
around lines 193 - 198:
Update the admission test’s `work` collection so it includes `rloop.fast*`
blocks only when they are reachable from the loop’s entry decision; do not treat
blocks emitted by `lower_split` but routed exclusively to `rloop.slow` as
evidence of fast-body admission.
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| Expr::Conditional { | ||
| then_expr, | ||
| else_expr, | ||
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| } => self.num(then_expr) && self.num(else_expr), |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Make conditional store proofs agree with lowering.
For a[i] = flag ? 1 : 2, Planner::num accepts the conditional and plans a bare store. try_lower_bare_index_set then rejects it because expr_produces_canonical_raw_f64 has no Conditional arm. The store takes the guarded path instead, losing the planned fast store and potentially causing verification to reject later bare accesses. Extend the lowering predicate to prove both conditional branches, or do not plan this store as bare.
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Review comment at @crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/region_loop/plan.rs around
lines 251 - 255:
Make conditional numeric-store planning consistent with lowering: update
Planner::num and the conditional check used by try_lower_bare_index_set so both
accept a conditional only when both branches produce canonical raw f64 values.
Alternatively, prevent Planner::num from planning such stores as bare; preserve
the guarded-store path when either branch fails the proof.
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The loop tiers admitted only single-statement, call-free bodies, so a multi-statement, branching loop over arrays ran every element access through its full guarded tier: the issue's particle step cost 995 instructions per step over number[] and 661 over Float64Array. Loop regions (#11680) now take these loops: - An index is proven when it is the loop counter of `for (...; i < B; i++)` with every write of i and B accounted for (body, condition and update), or a body-local copy of it (the compound-assignment spill makes two). The guard checks the entry value of i and B <= min(length, capacity) once. - An array the region stores into, or reads by the counter in a Number context, is guarded as a dense raw-f64 array (or, unless declared a plain Array, an owning Float64Array). A bare read is one load typed as a Number (a typed slot's NaN is canonicalised); a store of a value proven a canonical double is one store. - Pure Math.* over primitives no longer stales the facts. - A statement that may run JS sets the dirty flag right after it: the accesses after it take the guarded tier and the next iteration re-checks, instead of the loop being refused. stepA 995 -> 74 instr/step (node 45), stepF 661 -> 95 (node 55); tsc and Zod flat.
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Closes #10741: loop regions admit real loop bodies over arrays.
Instructions per step (qb6)
number[]Float64ArrayWhy main refused these loops.
i < arr.lengthbound, and these use a literal bound.e & cor a literal.So all 16 element accesses per step ran their full guarded path, and
+,<and unary-went to dynamic fallbacks.What changed (in the existing region code; no new tier)
for (...; i < B; i++)is a proven index, but only when nothing in the body, condition or update writesi(besidesi++) orB. Body-local copies of the counter or the array count too.lengthand capacity (new Array(n) above 1M is still quadratic when the array is a module-level binding #9784). Unless the array is declarednumber[], it also accepts aFloat64Array, whose reads normalise NaN.Math.*: pure calls no longer end the fast path.Tests
expr/region_array_loop_tests.rs).test_gap_region_counter_loops.ts) that matches node. It covers calls that shrink, poison, freeze, grow or punch holes in the array mid-loop, a throw mid-loop, counter/bound writes in the body/update/condition, odd starts, holes, NaN throughFloat64Array, other typed-array kinds, and a moving-GC churn loop.Verification (head 97b97aff5)
manifest_consistency, fixed on main by fix: main red — list net.Socket.writableCorked in the API manifest (#11757) #11785.--gate: OK.Limits, kept to keep tsc/Zod flat
number[]-declared receiver that is actually given aFloat64Arraytakes the old loop.Overlaps #11788 in
stmt/loops.rs.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Float64Array.Mathoperations while preserving existing behavior for unsupported cases.Bug Fixes