perf(object): vet the store-plan cache per key, not per receiver - #10346
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The store-plan cache refused any receiver carrying OBJ_FLAG_HAS_DESCRIPTORS. Every zod schema object carries `_zod`, so none ever held a plan and each of its stores re-ran the whole interception vet. The flag was there for a real reason - a plan hit skips the own-accessor short-circuit - but that is a per-KEY fact, and `desc_gate_ok` on the same path already proves the key uncovered. Vetting per key is worth -7.3% on a 300-schema zod workload and -19.7% on the 2,000-receiver fixture. The new native test warms the plan for a class across 300 receivers, then proves an own accessor on a different key still dispatches its setter and a non-writable data descriptor is still respected; it fails if a plan hit ever skips that dispatch.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runtime now evaluates store-plan eligibility per target key. Receivers with own descriptors can use plans for uncovered keys. New integration coverage verifies accessor dispatch and non-writable descriptor behavior after cache warming. ChangesStore-plan per-key eligibility
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Bug fix Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The runtime behavior is covered for uncached descriptor writes, but the new regression test misses cached writes for descriptor-covered keys. Add the key-specific warm-up before merging to protect this change. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@crates/perry/tests/descriptor_store_fast_paths.rs`:
- Line 245: Update the warm-up loop in the descriptor fast-path test to create
descriptor-free objects that assign the covered keys acc and ro, in addition to
plain, so plans are cached for each class/key combination. Keep the subsequent
accessor and non-writable descriptor assertions unchanged so they verify cached
plans are rejected.
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Warm the plan for each descriptor-covered key.
Store plans use both the class and interned key. The current loop warms only (C, "plain"), so a.acc and b.ro do not exercise cached plans for their own keys. Descriptor-free warm-up objects can record acc and ro; the later own accessor and non-writable descriptor must then reject those cached plans.
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-for (let i = 0; i < 300; i++) { const w = make(i); w.plain = i; }
+for (let i = 0; i < 300; i++) {
+ const w = new C();
+ w.plain = i;
+ w.acc = i;
+ w.ro = i;
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| for (let i = 0; i < 300; i++) { const w = make(i); w.plain = i; } | |
| for (let i = 0; i < 300; i++) { | |
| const w = new C(); | |
| w.plain = i; | |
| w.acc = i; | |
| w.ro = i; | |
| } |
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In `@crates/perry/tests/descriptor_store_fast_paths.rs` at line 245, Update the
warm-up loop in the descriptor fast-path test to create descriptor-free objects
that assign the covered keys acc and ro, in addition to plain, so plans are
cached for each class/key combination. Keep the subsequent accessor and
non-writable descriptor assertions unchanged so they verify cached plans are
rejected.
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Follow-up to #10287, whose first half landed in v0.5.1575 via merge train #10297. This is the remaining piece, rebased onto current
mainand re-verified there.The bug
The store-plan cache exists so a property store need not re-run the interception vet — the prototype-chain walk, the class-registry lookups and the
Object.prototypeown-key probe. It refused any receiver carrying a descriptor at all:zod's
$constructoropens every schema withObject.defineProperty(inst, "_zod", …), so no zod schema object ever held a plan and every one of its stores paid the full vet again. By profile that vet is about 7% of a zod schema-construction workload.This is the same wholesale-flag shape #10287 was filed for, one layer up: after the store fast paths and
plain_data_write_may_intercept, the same flag was still disqualifying receivers here.Why per-key is sound
Own descriptors were a real disqualifier, not an oversight: a plan hit skips the own-accessor short-circuit, so a receiver with an own accessor on the stored key must not use a plan. But that is a fact about the KEY, not the receiver — a descriptor on
_zodcannot intercept a store toparse.The same path already computes
desc_gate_ok(own_descriptors_skip_key), which proves no own descriptor covers this key, so the per-key condition was already available where the decision is made.Measurements
Instruction counts (
perf stat -e instructions:u), same host, stable to ±0.02% on the fixtures:z.objectschemasThe control staying flat is the load-bearing row: nothing was traded for this.
Validation
crates/perry/tests/descriptor_store_fast_paths.rsa_warmed_store_plan_still_dispatches_an_own_accessoris the witness for exactly the risk this change takes: it warms the plan for a class across 300 receivers, then proves an own accessor on a different key still dispatches its setter, that the property stays an accessor, and that a non-writable data descriptor is still respected. It fails if a plan hit ever skips that dispatch. Every expectation was taken from Node 26 first.Summary by CodeRabbit
Performance
Bug Fixes