perf(runtime): reuse stable one-key for-in snapshots - #8709
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe compiler now routes compiled ChangesStable for-in enumeration
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds a fast path for stable one-key for-in enumeration, but its registered compiler-output workload currently fails schema validation before the advertised compilation and regression checks can run. Merge should wait until the required runtime budget configuration is added; the additional parity coverage can remain follow-up work. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CompiledForIn
participant js_for_in_keys_stable_value
participant js_for_in_keys_value
CompiledForIn->>js_for_in_keys_stable_value: pass the receiver value
js_for_in_keys_stable_value->>js_for_in_keys_stable_value: validate stable shape and prototype state
js_for_in_keys_stable_value-->>CompiledForIn: return shared key snapshot on success
js_for_in_keys_stable_value->>js_for_in_keys_value: use generic enumeration on failure
js_for_in_keys_value-->>CompiledForIn: return enumeration keys
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In `@benchmarks/compiler_output/fixtures/for_in_stable_keys.ts`:
- Around line 1-4: Add a perform-ecs parity workload to the fixture, alongside
the existing one-key enumeration case, and track the workload’s expected state
and checksum so the test validates exact parity rather than only a synthetic
scalar result. Reuse the established stable-key registry and allocation-free
enumeration path instead of introducing generic key-list materialization.
In `@benchmarks/compiler_output/workloads.toml`:
- Around line 2040-2042: Update the workloads.for_in_stable_keys entry to
include the required runtime_budgets table, matching the budget entries used by
neighboring workloads. Keep its existing source and kind values unchanged and
satisfy the schema contract enforced by the workload validator.
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| // #8694: stable monomorphic registry enumeration must lower through the | ||
| // guarded, allocation-free helper rather than materializing generic key lists | ||
| // at every call. Keep this intentionally close to perform-ecs' one-key | ||
| // ComponentGroupRegistry hot path. |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Add a perform-ecs parity workload.
The current fixture tests only synthetic one-key enumeration and a scalar checksum. No tracked workload provides perform-ecs coverage or exact state/checksum parity.
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In `@benchmarks/compiler_output/fixtures/for_in_stable_keys.ts` around lines 1 -
4, Add a perform-ecs parity workload to the fixture, alongside the existing
one-key enumeration case, and track the workload’s expected state and checksum
so the test validates exact parity rather than only a synthetic scalar result.
Reuse the established stable-key registry and allocation-free enumeration path
instead of introducing generic key-list materialization.
| [workloads.for_in_stable_keys] | ||
| source = "benchmarks/compiler_output/fixtures/for_in_stable_keys.ts" | ||
| kind = "for_in_stable_keys" |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Add the required runtime_budgets table.
The workload schema validator in scripts/compiler_output_harness/spec.py requires every workload to define runtime_budgets. This workload does not define that table, so validation fails before compilation and the checksum and IR checks cannot run. Add the runtime budget entries used by the neighboring workloads.
The required-field contract is defined by scripts/compiler_output_harness/spec.py.
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In `@benchmarks/compiler_output/workloads.toml` around lines 2040 - 2042, Update
the workloads.for_in_stable_keys entry to include the required runtime_budgets
table, matching the budget entries used by neighboring workloads. Keep its
existing source and kind values unchanged and satisfy the schema contract
enforced by the workload validator.
Lands #8709. Routes compiled `ForInKeys` through `js_for_in_keys_stable_value` and reuses the immutable shape-owned key snapshot when the receiver, key, descriptors and %Object.prototype% generation prove the result exact, keeping the complete generic enumerator for every proof miss. The reuse guard was checked rather than assumed. `PrototypeSignature` carries a raw `prototype_addr`, which is the shape that went stale in #8393 -- but this is not that shape. The signature is recomputed live on every call from `object_prototype_addr()`, with `try_read_gc_header` validation and an explicit `GC_FLAG_FORWARDED` rejection, and the cached verdict is consulted only when the freshly-read signature compares equal in all three fields. The cached address is never dereferenced, so a moved prototype produces a mismatch and a cold recompute rather than a false hit. Descriptor, key and prototype mutations mint a new ShapeId, and class-level changes move `vtable_generation`. `PROTOTYPE_VERDICT` is a new rule-T holder, pinned on the inventory frontier alongside the other identity-ratcheted thread-locals. No version bump. Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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Summary
Adds a guarded, allocation-free
for...inpath for stable one-key ordinary-object shapes, while preserving the complete generic enumerator for every proof miss.Changes
ForInKeysexpressions throughjs_for_in_keys_stable_value.%Object.prototype%generation prove the result exact.inrecheck.js_for_in_keys_value.PERRY_FOR_IN_DIAG=1selection evidence, a compiler-output ratchet, and a normal/forced-evacuation semantic integration test.Related issue
Closes #8694
Test plan
cargo build --release -p perry -p perry-runtime-static -p perry-stdlib-static -j 2cargo test --release -p perry --test issue_8694_stable_for_in -j 2 -- --nocapturepython scripts/check_test_registration.pyrustfmt --check, TOML parse, andgit diff --checksumRegistrycallsjs_for_in_keys_stable_valueand contains no calls tojs_for_in_keys_value,js_object_keys, orjs_object_get_own_property_namesPERRY_GC_FORCE_EVACUATE=1run: checksum exact andstable_single=200000,fallback=0Synthetic performance evidence on this Windows x86-64 host, 200k calls, 11 alternating warmed runs: stable literal median 70.36 ms versus 1018.11 ms for the same one-key loop forced through the generic path by a custom empty prototype (93.1% lower wall time). An Apple M1 host was not available locally; the registered compiler-output workload provides the repeatable CI fixture.
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Performance
for...inloops over stable, simple objects by reusing cached key information without repeated allocation.Bug Fixes