perf(codegen): inline mixed-layout constructor stores - #8363
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change extends constructor prologue store elision to runtime-ready typed layouts, finite numeric offsets, and pointer-bearing fields. It propagates allocation readiness, preserves write barriers, adds focused tests, and introduces a wide-tree benchmark with a performance changelog entry. ChangesConstructor-free typed stores
Wide tree benchmark
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new recursive benchmark constructs two GC-managed child objects as call arguments without first rooting the first result; an intervening allocation or collection could invalidate that reference and make the benchmark produce incorrect behavior, so the fixture should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Allocation
participant ConstructorPrologue
participant LayoutHeader
participant FieldStore
Allocation->>ConstructorPrologue: provide constructor_stores_ready
ConstructorPrologue->>ConstructorPrologue: plan typed stores and numeric addends
ConstructorPrologue->>LayoutHeader: check INTACT for non-baked layouts
LayoutHeader-->>ConstructorPrologue: return layout integrity
ConstructorPrologue->>FieldStore: emit field stores and derived values
FieldStore-->>ConstructorPrologue: apply pointer write barriers when required
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In `@benchmarks/issue-8289/tree_wide.ts`:
- Line 16: Update the recursive build expression in build so each child result
is first stored in a local variable before invoking the second recursive build,
then construct Tree using both rooted locals.
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| function build(depth: number, s: number): Tree { | ||
| if (depth === 0) return new Tree(null, null, s); | ||
| return new Tree(build(depth - 1, s), build(depth - 1, s + 1), s); |
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Root both child results before the second recursive allocation.
build(depth - 1, s) returns a GC-managed Tree, but Line 16 does not store it in a local before calling build(depth - 1, s + 1). The second call can allocate and collect before the parent stores the first child. Bind both results to locals before constructing the parent.
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- return new Tree(build(depth - 1, s), build(depth - 1, s + 1), s);
+ const left = build(depth - 1, s);
+ const right = build(depth - 1, s + 1);
+ return new Tree(left, right, s);As per coding guidelines, a GC-managed value's root store must dominate every subsequent site that can collect.
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| return new Tree(build(depth - 1, s), build(depth - 1, s + 1), s); | |
| const left = build(depth - 1, s); | |
| const right = build(depth - 1, s + 1); | |
| return new Tree(left, right, s); |
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In `@benchmarks/issue-8289/tree_wide.ts` at line 16, Update the recursive build
expression in build so each child result is first stored in a local variable
before invoking the second recursive build, then construct Tree using both
rooted locals.
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Both gate items are resolved and verified; merging, with the fix landing as an 1. 2. That is the property #8185 is about — the witness fails when the stem stops being All 50 gates pass, |
…ss (#8367) #8363 added an inlined constructor-prologue store and a ctor_prologue barrier stem, which left gc_store_site_inventory failing on two counts: the raw store had no GC_STORE_AUDIT marker, and the stem had no IR witness, so the barrier could be deleted with every gate staying green (#8185). Mark the store INIT -- it initializes a freshly allocated, unpublished object, and pointer-bearing stores still emit the value-and-generation tested barrier right after -- and register ctor_prologue with a probe. Sabotage-checked: repointing the probe at stem-free IR makes census_every_registered_stem_has_a_live_verified_witness fail. Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph3@skelpo.com>
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Summary
numberParam + finiteLiteralfield initializers, covering the eight derived numeric fields intree_wideRefs #8289.
Performance
Five interleaved runs of
benchmarks/issue-8289/tree_wide.tson macOS arm64, comparingorigin/mainwith this branch (median):The fixture output remains
20971480. Thechurncomparison remains instruction-neutral within measurement noise (4,651,981,862 to 4,648,010,989 instructions, -0.09%).Validation
cargo test --profile perry-dev -p perry-codegen --lib(1,097 passed)cargo check --profile perry-dev -p perry-codegen --libcargo fmt --all -- --checkpython3 scripts/check_test_registration.pybash scripts/check_file_size.shNo version bump is included.
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