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Stacked on #10171 (codegen/json-record-loop-clone). Do not merge before it.

#10171 made the element-shape loop clone fire for JSON.parse'd record arrays, which took the access benchmark's repeat and sequential modes to parity. The two remaining modes got nothing, for three separate reasons — and because a loop is admitted as a whole, any one of them costs the entire clone.

random — a loop-carried index:

cursor = (cursor * 17 + 7) % length;
const index = cursor;
sum += rows[index].id;

fields — three accumulator statements over one element, one through a string and one through a boolean:

const index = i % length;
sum += rows[index].id;
sum += rows[index].name.length;
sum += rows[index].active ? 1 : 0;

What this adds

A loop-carried index (stmt/element_shape_carried.rs). The recurrence is folded to one affine pair (a, b) and evaluated as srem i64 — the generic % is an frem, which on aarch64 is a libm call, and a call inside this clone does not slow it down, it deletes it.

Two obligations, both discharged in the preheader: the modulus materializes as an i32 in 1..=i32::MAX (so m <= length makes every derived index in bounds with no per-read test), and the carried binding's ENTRY value materializes as a non-negative integral i32. a and b are required non-negative so the dividend cannot go negative — JS % returns a negative remainder for a negative dividend, which is an out-of-bounds subscript rather than a slow path. The matcher also tracks the largest magnitude any sub-expression can reach and declines above 2^53, because JavaScript evaluates the recurrence in doubles and an i64 chain only agrees while every intermediate is exactly representable.

Where the write-back goes is the correctness question. The residual side exit resumes the current iteration in the slow clone, which re-runs the whole body — the recurrence included. So the commit to the real binding is the LAST statement of the iteration: a mid-iteration exit then leaves the binding holding that iteration's entry value and the slow clone advances it exactly once. A write-back at the update site double-applies it, and every later index is silently a different — still in-bounds, still valid — record.

K accumulator statements, folded into one for the fast clone (acc = a; acc = acc + bacc = (a) + b, same operations, same order, same float result). Same reason: the whole iteration must commit once, past every exit it can take, or a tag test that fails on the third read leaves the first two already applied when the slow clone re-runs it.

arr[i].prop.length and arr[i].prop ? A : B (expr/element_shape_reads.rs). The preheader proves which inline slot holds a property, never what is in it, so each read tag-tests the loaded word: both string representations for .length (heap utf16_len, SSO length byte — the same decode the runtime's own arms use), and the two boolean singletons by exact NaN-box bit pattern for the ternary. Anything else side-exits. JS truthiness of 0 / "" / null / an object is a runtime question the clone does not guess.

One residual check per iteration, not one per read. Three reads of rows[index] were three element loads and three header/ShapeId checks. The body's leading virtual binding now emits the deref and the residual once and parks the masked handle in an entry alloca. That is also what makes the multi-read side exit correct: every residual exit now precedes every store.

The property denylist is arm-specific now. The class-keyed arm keeps the full list — its read bakes in a compile-time packed slot while the surrounding lowering may route the name elsewhere. The shape-keyed arm bakes in nothing: it asks the runtime for that exact key's inline slot in that exact ordinary ShapeId and declines on -1, and the residual pins obj_type == GC_TYPE_OBJECT with no per-object descriptors, so every receiver whose builtin branch could answer a name differently is already excluded. Only __proto__ stays denied — not because of JavaScript (node gives JSON.parse('{"__proto__":1}') an own data property and reads it back), but because Perry's generic path may special-case the name ahead of own-property lookup and the clone must agree with the path it is a clone of. The full list would otherwise have cost the benchmark its fields mode outright, for a field called name.

Measurements

ns/iter, 1M iterations, 5 interleaved rounds, best of 5, PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1, on a loaded shared host. new and base are both built from one worktree, base at #10171's head 2b77e7d4fe.

cell base (#10171) new node 26.5.1 bun 1.3.14 new / best
16k repeat 4.21 4.17 3.56 5.23 1.171
16k sequential 4.17 4.30 4.57 6.25 0.941
16k random 15.48 4.97 7.16 9.96 0.694
16k fields 25.59 6.05 5.88 9.77 1.029
1m repeat 4.15 4.17 3.19 5.05 1.307
1m sequential 4.26 4.20 9.42 7.96 0.528
1m random 16.00 5.32 11.71 11.17 0.476
1m fields 28.14 6.17 12.70 14.91 0.486
20m repeat 4.12 4.11 3.50 5.24 1.174
20m sequential 4.20 4.19 6.98 8.51 0.600
20m random 27.53 5.63 9.31 10.56 0.605
20m fields 27.05 6.06 10.98 14.81 0.552

Instructions retired per iteration on the 16k fixture (2M iterations minus a 0-iteration run, /usr/bin/time -l): random 207.6 -> 29.1, fields 466.4 -> 47.0; sequential 25.0 -> 25.6 and repeat 16.0 -> 16.1 unchanged. That is the liveness proof the IR census cannot give: a clone can be cond_br-entered and never executed while every label assertion passes (#10171's own lesson), and only a number that moves says it ran.

Five of the six targeted cells land below the better of node and bun. The sixth, 16k fields at 1.029x, is named in the changelog fragment rather than rounded off — it is the smallest fixture, where node's inline caches have type feedback proving name is a string and active a boolean while this clone tag-tests both on every read, and paying that test is what lets it side-exit instead of deoptimize.

Validation: the gap file gains 40 cases, all byte-identical to node --experimental-strip-types 26.5.1; 70 codegen IR-census tests, every positive paired with a sabotage case asserting the clone is ABSENT; seeded GC stress (SEED=1..4 RATE=0.2 PROTECT_FROMSPACE=1 DEPTH=32) identical across seeds and to node, with 3-11 copying minors and ~14.4k moved objects per run. scripts/run_lint_gates.sh: 3 of 83 failed, all three pre-existing (public-benchmark freshness, the -D warnings dead code in global_this_webassembly.rs, API-docs drift).

Risk

Conservative in the same direction as #7480/#10171 throughout: an unadmitted expression, an unprovable bound or a failed tag test costs the clone, never correctness. Every new form has a sabotage test asserting the clone is ABSENT, and the two liveness assertions the previous round was short — the preheader's exact comparison set, and that the shared residual really is shared — are pinned in the IR census.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Performance

    • Improved performance for JSON record processing patterns involving random and fields access, with measured gains of approximately 3.0x–4.9x in supported workloads.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of loop-carried indexes and multi-step accumulations.
    • Added support for string .length reads and boolean conditional values in optimized processing.
    • Preserved correct behavior for heterogeneous records, invalid values, side exits, and prototype-sensitive property names.
  • Validation

    • Expanded coverage for recurrence patterns, accumulator behavior, string and boolean fields, and edge cases such as negative or invalid indexes.

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The element-shape loop clone now supports carried affine indices, folded accumulator statements, shared element guards, string and boolean reads, and shape-specific property handling. New codegen, IR, runtime, and census tests validate fast-clone selection, side exits, write-back ordering, and fallback behavior.

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Element-shape loop clone

Layer / File(s) Summary
Match carried loops and synthesize fast bodies
crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/mod.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_loop.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_carried.rs
The matcher recognizes carried affine recurrences, aliases, multiple accumulator statements, specialized expressions, and shape-specific property denylists. The fast clone can synthesize folded bodies and a final carried-value commit.
Lower carried updates and shared element guards
crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_carried.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/element_shape_guard.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/property_get/helpers.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/shadow_slot.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/mod.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/let_stmt.rs
The fast clone materializes carried indices, lowers updates with i64 arithmetic, commits values after side exits, and shares one element dereference per iteration. Virtual bindings and synthesized-body shadow-slot handling are updated.
Lower specialized numeric reads
crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/element_shape_reads.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/binary.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/type_analysis/numeric.rs
The clone tag-tests string fields for heap or SSO length values and boolean fields for exact singleton values. Numeric analysis and arithmetic lowering use the resulting values without an additional number coercion.
Validate clone behavior and emitted guards
crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_fields_random_tests.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_loop_tests.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_shape_keyed_tests.rs, test-files/test_gap_json_record_loop_clone.ts, scripts/shape_descriptor_census.py, changelog.d/10185-element-shape-fields-random.md
Tests cover recurrence matching, accumulator folding, side exits, property handling, specialized reads, emitted guard structure, fallback cases, seeded GC stress, and benchmark measurements.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

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sequenceDiagram
  participant LoopInput
  participant ElementShapeLoop
  participant FastClone
  participant SlowClone
  LoopInput->>ElementShapeLoop: match recurrence and field reads
  ElementShapeLoop->>FastClone: lower synthesized fast body
  FastClone->>FastClone: prefetch element and evaluate reads
  FastClone->>SlowClone: side-exit on residual or value-tag mismatch
  FastClone->>FastClone: commit carried value after iteration
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Independent review and re-measurement (not the implementing agent's numbers).

Read the diff. The three places I went looking for a hole:

  • Commit ordering vs side exits. The carried index's write-back and the accumulator fold are committed as the last thing an iteration does, after every side exit it can take, so a mid-iteration exit re-runs the iteration in the slow clone from the previous commit and nothing is applied twice (element_shape_carried.rs header and commit_slot store). That is the obligation my brief only half-stated; it is handled.
  • Arithmetic bound. Every intermediate of the affine recurrence is bounded at 2^53 per node (EXACT_F64_INTEGER_LIMIT), not merely "fits i64" as I had written — the i64 chain must agree with the f64 the program actually runs, and it does only below 2^53. Cases past it decline to the slow clone and are in the gap test against node.
  • Denylist. CLASS_FIELD_LOOP_PROP_DENYLIST (which contains name) is now consulted only by the class arm; the shape arm denies __proto__ alone, with the node-observable reason recorded. The class arm keeps its own regression test.

The admission scan that deletes a clone with any surviving GC-unsafe call is unchanged, and the new fields prologue shares one residual header/ShapeId check per element across the three reads.

Re-measured on my build of 8e15ce8f0b (PERRY_NO_AUTO_OPTIMIZE=1, scratchpad/access/access-worker.ts, 1M iterations, 5 interleaved rounds, best of 5, loaded shared host). #10171 = the base build 2b77e7d4fe from the same worktree:

cell #10185 ns/iter #10171 (base) node 26.5.1 bun 1.3.14 #10185 / best of node,bun
records_array_16k:fields 6.29 26.11 6.55 9.22 0.960
records_array_16k:random 5.14 15.85 7.45 10.61 0.690
records_array_16k:repeat 4.29 4.29 4.14 4.75 1.036
records_array_16k:sequential 4.29 4.29 4.80 5.39 0.894
records_array_1m:fields 6.29 28.81 16.43 16.06 0.392
records_array_1m:random 5.44 15.96 13.61 11.93 0.456
records_array_1m:repeat 4.29 4.29 4.60 4.48 0.958
records_array_1m:sequential 4.32 4.33 12.86 9.19 0.470
records_array_20m:fields 6.36 27.78 15.81 16.94 0.402
records_array_20m:random 5.75 27.77 10.95 11.79 0.525
records_array_20m:repeat 4.29 4.29 5.03 5.73 0.853
records_array_20m:sequential 4.51 4.72 7.48 9.51 0.603

Instructions retired per iteration on the 16k fixture, same base: random 213 → 29, fields 466 → 46, sequential 25 → 24, repeat 16 → 16. Output (KEEP line / checksums) identical to node on random and fields.

CI: the plan skips every job for a PR whose base is not main, so there is no CI signal here until #10171 lands and this is retargeted; the local gates the author ran (run_lint_gates.sh with exactly main's three reds, codegen lib 1524/0, the gap test byte-identical to node, seeded GC stress with the instrument live) are what stands in.

Two corrections to the author's report: (1) "#10171 regressed random/fields relative to pre-#10171" is not established — that comparison used my pre-#10171 binary from a different tree; on #10171's own base the same-base instruction counts were random 214 → 221 and fields 466 → 466, i.e. tree drift, not #10171. (2) The two pre-existing bugs it found are now filed as #10190 (rows[0.5] reads rows[0]) and #10191 (SSO .length in bytes); neither is touched here, and the clone deliberately reproduces the second so it agrees with the path it clones.

Verdict: the diff does what it says and the two correctness obligations I was most worried about are handled explicitly; the numbers reproduce and are better than reported — all 12 access cells at or better than the better of node/bun except 16k repeat at 1.036× (node 4.14 vs 4.29 ns, within this host's noise; repeat is latency-bound at 16 instructions and was 1.2–1.3× before). Taking it out of draft; it stays stacked on #10171 and needs a retarget to main once that lands.

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Ralph Küpper added 4 commits September 13, 2026 14:19
…random access shapes

Three additions on top of #10171's shape-keyed arm, all needed together for
the JSON access benchmark's two remaining shapes:

- a LOOP-CARRIED index (`c = (a*c + b) % m; ... rows[c]`), folded to one
  affine pair and evaluated as `srem i64`, with the write-back placed at the
  END of the iteration so a mid-iteration side exit cannot double-apply the
  recurrence;
- K accumulator statements folded into one, so the whole iteration commits
  once, past every side exit it can take;
- `arr[i].prop.length` on a string field and `arr[i].prop ? A : B` on a
  boolean one, each tag-testing the loaded word and side-exiting otherwise.

Plus a shared once-per-iteration element deref/residual check, hung off the
body's leading virtual binding, so three reads of one element pay one check.
…new reads

40 cases in test_gap_json_record_loop_clone.ts, all byte-identical to node
26.5.1: the recurrence with and without its alias, the carried value read
after the loop, negative and fractional entry values, a zero and an over-long
modulus, a multiplier past the exact-double range, a mid-loop side exit whose
sum AND final cursor observe the write-back protocol, SSO and heap names, a
non-string and a null name, five non-boolean `active` values, a two-statement
fold whose second read side-exits, and records carrying own `name`/`length`/
`size` properties.

Plus the changelog fragment with the measured 12-cell table and the
instruction counts.
The shape-descriptor census asserts that the element-shape guard reads the
authoritative ShapeId at header offset 4. That read moved out of
`emit_element_shape_field_load` into the deref helper the per-read path and
the shared prologue now share, so the census names the function that actually
emits it.
12-cell interleaved A/B against node 26.5.1 and bun 1.3.14, plus instructions
retired per iteration, all from one coherent build of this worktree at the
base commit and at HEAD. The one cell that does not reach parity (16k fields,
1.029x) is named rather than rounded off.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/mod.rs`:
- Around line 2161-2163: Update materialize_loop_i32 to reject a negative-zero
carried entry before entering the carried fast clone by checking the
floating-point sign bit, while preserving acceptance of positive zero and
existing range validation for all other values.

In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_carried.rs`:
- Around line 297-303: Update lower_virtual_carried_stmt to commit the loaded
i32 current value to the parallel ctx.i32_counter_slots mirror whenever one
exists, in addition to carried.commit_slot. Preserve the existing conversion and
double-slot commit behavior, and ensure later LocalGet operations observe the
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_fields_random_tests.rs`:
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/// `c' = (a*c + b) % m`, folded to one affine pair by the matcher. Both
/// non-negative, and `|a| * i32::MAX + |b|` proven below 2^53 so the i64
/// evaluation agrees with the f64 one JavaScript performs.

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Reject -0 before entering the carried fast clone.

materialize_loop_i32 admits -0 for the carried entry. The range checks accept it, fptosi converts it to integer 0, and the fcmp oeq round trip passes because +0 and -0 compare equal. The carried update then uses integer srem and commits with sitofp, which produces +0.

For a matched recurrence such as c = c % m, a loop with at least one iteration therefore publishes +0 instead of JavaScript’s -0. This changes Object.is(c, -0) and 1 / c. Add a sign-bit check before entering the fast clone.

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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/mod.rs` around lines 2161 - 2163, Update
materialize_loop_i32 to reject a negative-zero carried entry before entering the
carried fast clone by checking the floating-point sign bit, while preserving
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let slot = carried.slot.clone();
let commit_slot = carried.commit_slot.clone();
let blk = ctx.block();
let current = blk.load(I32, &slot);
let boxed = blk.sitofp(I32, &current, DOUBLE);
blk.store(DOUBLE, &boxed, &commit_slot);
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Update the parallel i32 mirror at commit time.

When canonical i32 storage is disabled or unavailable, let_stmt.rs can allocate both a ctx.locals double slot and a ctx.i32_counter_slots mirror. The carried matcher admits this representation. lower_virtual_carried_stmt commits only carried.commit_slot, so the mirror remains stale. A later generic LocalGet prefers the mirror and can return the pre-loop value. Store current into the parallel i32 slot during commit, or reject such locals during matching.

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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_carried.rs` around lines 297 -
303, Update lower_virtual_carried_stmt to commit the loaded i32 current value to
the parallel ctx.i32_counter_slots mirror whenever one exists, in addition to
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assert!(
!ir.contains("element_shape.strlen"),
"the class-keyed arm reads raw doubles; there is no tag to test"

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Assert that the class-keyed clone is absent.

The contract requires this expression to decline the clone. The absence of element_shape.strlen does not prove that result. A wrong fast clone with a different lowering path still passes this test.

Proposed fix
     assert!(
-        !ir.contains("element_shape.strlen"),
-        "the class-keyed arm reads raw doubles; there is no tag to test"
+        !ir.contains("element_shape.loop.fast.preheader"),
+        "a class-keyed string-length read must decline the clone"
     );
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assert!(
!ir.contains("element_shape.strlen"),
"the class-keyed arm reads raw doubles; there is no tag to test"
assert!(
!ir.contains("element_shape.loop.fast.preheader"),
"a class-keyed string-length read must decline the clone"
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/stmt/element_shape_fields_random_tests.rs` around
lines 646 - 648, Strengthen the assertion in the relevant random-test case to
verify that the class-keyed arm declines the clone, rather than only checking
that the generated IR lacks element_shape.strlen. Assert the observable no-clone
result or its corresponding lowering behavior using the test’s existing result
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CI on this head compared against main's run 34757970864 (fresh, same period): cargo-test fails the same single unrelated test (native_stack::tests::stack_top_respects_custom_thread_stack_sizes, 3711 passed); the gap suite's failing set is identical to main's 10 (empty difference both ways); the failed jobs are main's (warnings, lint public-baseline freshness, check API docs drift, gap-suite shards, gc-stress matrix/merge).

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Landed via merge train #10211 (rebase-merged; main 64f5249ac0, tree identical to the train), cherry-picked onto 26ed55cb74 with the version bump to 0.5.1557. Validation (including the full gap suite) and CI attribution are in #10211.

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