step 4b stage 1 (#10884): a run of reads on one receiver is guarded ONCE

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Step 4b, stage 1 of #10884. Stacked on #10921 (fix/10904-add-chain-order) — review that first; this branch's base moves to main when it lands.

What this is a slice of

A region is defined by the CFG, not by an expression form: a single-entry run of accesses over which one receiver's (unmasked pointer, ShapeId) pair is held, entered through one shape compare, whose failure leaves for a generic copy of the whole run and never rejoins it (design doc §L7.1–L7.3).

This PR forms slice 1 of that: the runs that already sit inside one + tree (h += o.a + o.b + o.c), because that is where the leaves are already collected and no new analysis is needed to find them.

Slice 2, named now and not built here: statement-level runs of reads on one receiver —

const a = o.a; const b = o.b; const c = o.c;   // one run, three reads
h += a + b + c;

— ended by the same R1–R4 events that end a region inside a tree: a call, a store, an allocation, or an unverified operator. Slice 2 is measured here as a negative control (ks4, ws4 below): it must not move in this PR, and the gap it leaves is reported rather than left unknown.

The rule, and why hoisting is legal here

[R1] guard   tag test + unmask + ONE ShapeId compare      ─┐ the only two
[R2] load    every key's slot, from one atomic region word │ bail edges,
[R3] verify  every leaf value is a primitive Number        ─┘ before any effect
[R4] use     fold the tree with `fadd`

The region does not compute the right answer when an operand is unfriendly; it declines before computing one. Hoisting every leaf above the additions is exactly what #10904 did wrong. It is legal here because R3 proves every leaf is a Number before any addition runs, so no addition can reach ToPrimitive and no user code can run between a leaf's source position and where it was read. The ordering — load → check → use, with both bail edges before any effect — is the argument, and it is kept in the module doc next to the code.

Discarding the loaded values on a failed check is legal only because every leaf slice 1 admits is effect-free to evaluate: a read of the guarded receiver (the shape proves an own data property, so no getter), a local, or a numeric literal. That is precisely what #10921 could not assume for an arbitrary tree.

Supplier

The expected ShapeId is learned (supplier (b), §L14.18.4): a per-region atomic word primed on a miss by js_region_guard_pack. The id and every key's slot live in one word, so a concurrent prime can never pair one shape's id with another's slots. A link-time constant (step 4, #10884) would replace the word load and nothing else. Priming is bounded to 8 attempts per region for the life of the process, so a polymorphic site stops paying for it.

The miss side is today's code

Every failure edge lands in the generic copy, which is the post-#10921 lowering of the same tree, re-lowered in source order. A mispredicted region costs a few compares on top of what the tree costs without regions — never a cliff.

Does a region re-pay the tag test? No — it hoists the WHOLE guard

Lane 13 asked whether reads 2..n inside a region pay the 7-instruction tag test and unmask again, or whether the unmasked pointer is kept. Kept, in a register, for the whole region. R1 runs once at region entry; every later slot load addresses that same register. From k4's disassembly (x86-64):

mov    (%rcx),%rcx                    ; receiver, once
and    %rsi,%rdx / cmp %rdi,%rdx      ; tag test, once
bzhi   %rdx,%rcx,%rcx                 ; unmask, once -> %rcx is the region pointer
cmp    $0x100000,%rcx                 ; handle band, once
mov    0x4(%rcx),%edi / cmp %edx,%edi ; ONE ShapeId compare

So the claim is "a region saves the whole guard", not "a region saves a shape compare". Against lane 13's 16-instruction standalone read, stage 1's measured marginal for an additional read in a region is 2.33 instructions.

The one-word layout made LLVM vectorize R2 and R3

Unplanned, and it is why k4 beat the prediction. Every key's slot index is a 6-bit field of one word and every slot load is handle + header + 8*slot, so LLVM emits: vpbroadcastq the word, vpsrlvq/vpandq for all four slot indices, one vgatherqpd for all four slot loads (R2), one vpcmpgtq + kortestb for all four Number checks (R3), then vhaddpd + two vaddsd. Four reads and four type checks cost one gather and one mask test. That is a property of the layout, not of the tree, so it should survive into slice 2 and into the link-time-constant supplier.

Counts first, against the committed prediction

Predicted before building: k4 ≈ 62–77 (from 126), marginal ≈ 5–10 per read (from 27.67).

	predicted	measured
k4, instructions/iteration	62–77	54.00
marginal per additional read	5–10	2.33
regions formed in k4	1	1
reads covered in k4	4	4

The counts landed exactly; the cost came in below the band. The vectorization above is the reason, and it is visible in the disassembly rather than inferred.

Fixtures: instructions per iteration

perf stat -e instructions:u, min of 3, fitted 500k → 5M. Both arms --no-auto-optimize with their own PERRY_RUNTIME_DIR, each built from its own tree (#10495). Output identical to node on every row of both arms. Baseline column is #10921's head, the branch this stacks on; main is included where the shape moved.

fixture	shape	main	#10921	stage 1
k1 — 1 read	not a region (needs ≥2)	47.00	47.00	47.00
k2 — 2 reads	h + (o.a + o.b)	76.00	76.00	55.00
k3 — 3 reads	left chain	103.00	162.00	62.00
k4 — 4 reads	left chain	130.00	213.00	54.00
w4 — mutating receiver, 4 reads	left chain	192.00	279.00	119.00
kp4 — parameter receiver, 4 reads	left chain	—	216.00	53.00
kpoly — two alternating shapes	left chain	—	339.50	270.50
ks4 — statement-level twin of k4	negative control	134.00	134.00	134.00
ws4 — statement-level twin of w4	negative control	196.00	196.00	196.00
nc1/nc4, m0/m1, sp0/sp1	no region admitted	—	=	+0.00

The negative controls are flat to the hundredth, and the region census says why: ks4/ws4 form 0 regions and report 1 uncovered statement run of 4 reads each. That gap is slice 2, and on these fixtures it is worth up to the same ~80 instructions slice 1 takes off k4.

kpoly is the miss case: two alternating shapes, so the learned word is wrong half the time. It still improves (−69) and does not cliff — every failure edge lands in the generic copy, and priming retires after 8 attempts.

Real program: the tsc compile

Workload: ts.transpileModule over a generated source (lane 8's tscwork.ts, typescript 5.8.2), compiled with --no-auto-optimize, each arm linking its own runtime. Output byte-identical between every arm and node (same md5).

What stage 1 forms on real tsc (PERRY_REGION_DIAG=1, emitted by the compiler, not estimated):

	count
regions formed	28
reads covered	56
statement-level runs NOT covered	88
reads in those runs	205

Slice 1 reaches 56 reads; slice 2 is sitting on 205 in the same program — 3.7× what this PR covers.

The instruction delta on a tsc run is NOT MEASURABLE, and the control is why I can say so

Three arms, all instructions:u, 3 iterations, each value already a min of 3 runs:

arm	runs (G instructions)
stage 1	1539.36 · 1580.95 · 1576.54
same compiler, PERRY_REGION_READS=0	1569.24 · 1548.43
#10921 head (separate build)	1587.50

The same binary re-measured moves by up to 2.7%; two builds of the same program differ by ~1.2%. Stage 1 and its kill-switch control overlap completely inside that. The first pairing I ran (stage 1 against the #10921 build, −4.36%) was build-and-run variance, and the kill-switch arm — same compiler, same runtime, feature off, verified by the census printing 0 regions — is what showed it.

That is the expected answer, not a disappointment: 56 covered reads cannot move a 1,565 G run. Even at a generous 10 instructions saved per covered read, resolving it against a ±2.7% floor (±42 G) would need those reads to execute ~4×10⁸ times. The honest real-program result for slice 1 is the census, not a cost delta — and the census is the argument for slice 2, which is where the other 205 reads are.

The mechanism itself is measured where it can be resolved: the fixtures above (k4 213 → 54, and −159 is 35× the fixture noise), plus the disassembly.

What this does not cover, and what it costs

• Statement-level runs (slice 2): 88 runs / 205 reads on tsc, 0 covered here. ks4/ws4 measure that gap as a negative control and it is flat, as required.
• A single read is not a region (k1, unchanged): one read already pays one guard, so there is nothing to share.
• Only + trees. A run spanning a -, a comparison or a call is slice 2's problem, not slice 1's.
• Receivers that are not a local, more than 5 distinct keys, and any leaf that is not a guarded-receiver read, a local or a numeric literal are declined.

Lane 13's matrix, and the 5 regressed cells accounted for

Matrix on this head: 44 improved, 5 regressed, 0 diverged, 0 must-equal violations, correctness 3/3. read4_stmt flat on both arms (6.71) — the negative control — and read4_hoisted__modconst__factory 216 → 53 reproduces kp4 exactly. Typical read4 median 320 → 114.

All 5 regressed cells are ocreate receivers, +2–4.8% (15–48 instructions). That is the miss price, and my design under-priced it by an order of magnitude (it said a miss costs "a few compares", ~3: a failed compare and a branch). Measured with the kill switch, so the only difference is the feature:

fixture	region off	region on	delta
ocr2 — Object.create receiver, 2 reads	75.00	94.00	+19.00
ocr4 — Object.create receiver, 4 reads	450.00	470.00	+20.00
lit4 — identical source, object-literal receiver	216.00	53.00	−163.00

lit4 is ocr4 with the receiver's birth changed and nothing else, so the pair isolates hit (−163) from miss (+20).

Why those cells miss every time, by construction. js_shape_ordinary_inline_slot_for_key returns −1 unless live_inline_slot_count == logical_key_count. An Object.create receiver is born with 2 inline slots, so its later fields spill, so no word can ever be packed for it: js_region_guard_prime publishes nothing, the compare never matches, and after 8 bounded attempts the site is a permanent miss.

Where the ~19 go (counted in the disassembly, x86-64):

• 17 — the R1 prologue, which must run before the compare can exist: load the receiver, tag test, bzhi unmask, handle-band test, load the learned word, load the ShapeId at +4, compare, branch.
• 3 — the miss block's retirement bookkeeping: mov the attempt counter, cmp $0x7, ja. Every miss pays this forever, including after priming has retired.

The "+3" estimate counted only the last compare and branch of that list and ignored both the prologue that produces its operands and the bookkeeping after it. On a hit those same 17 are amortised across the whole run (that is the −163); on a permanent miss they buy nothing.

Two cheap reductions exist and are deliberately not in this PR, so the miss price is a known number rather than a moving one: retire into the word itself with a sentinel the compare cannot match (removes the 3-instruction counter check from the steady-state miss), and note that the generic copy re-classifies a receiver the region has already unmasked (the prologue is duplicated on a miss).

The ocreate floor itself is not a region problem and is fixed elsewhere. Those cells sit at 726–998 instructions because a spilled read is ~100 and a spilled store ~219 (#10905); that is birth-sizing work (lane 8), not slice 2's. Slice 2 remains statement-level runs, which the census puts at 3.7× slice 1 in the same program.

Tests

• 6 codegen unit tests (expr::region_read_run::tests): a region forms for two reads of one receiver, a repeated key shares its slot, a single read is not a region, two receivers are declined, a non-effect-free leaf is declined, more keys than one word holds are declined.
• 5 runtime tests for the word (region_guard_pack_tests), including prime_publishes_the_packed_word_and_nothing_else — a shape the region cannot encode publishes nothing, and a null site is a no-op.
• test_parity_region_guards.ts (the fixture committed before fix(#10904): a + tree must not read a leaf after a conversion that precedes it #10921's fix) stays green: all 17 lines match node, including the four correctness: a 3+ operand + chain reads all operands before the adds — a mutating valueOf/toString sees a stale later operand #10904 counterexamples, the Proxy receiver with its trap count, and the prototype getter.
• cargo test -p perry-codegen 2176 passed / 0 failed; cargo fmt --all --check clean; cargo clippy -p perry-codegen -p perry-runtime clean for the touched files.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Performance

  • Improved runtime performance for addition expressions involving repeated property reads from the same object.
  • Added optimized fast paths with safe fallback behavior when objects or values do not match optimization criteria.
  • Added support for efficiently caching object shapes and property locations during execution.

• Diagnostics

  • Added optional environment-controlled diagnostics for analyzing optimized property-read regions and statement coverage.

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The change adds guarded read-region lowering for eligible addition trees. It packs shape and property-slot data into runtime guard words, primes guards on misses, preserves generic fallback lowering, and adds opt-in diagnostics and tests.

Changes

Read-region addition optimization

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Runtime guard packing and publication crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shapes.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shapes_tests.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/runtime_decls/strings.rs	Adds guard-word constants, packing and atomic publication helpers, a keepalive anchor, the codegen declaration, and tests for valid and rejected inputs.
Region planning and guarded addition lowering crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/region_read_run.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/mod.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/binary.rs	Adds admission rules for effect-free addition trees with same-receiver property reads. Eligible trees use shape and slot checks, fadd folding, miss-side priming, and generic fallback lowering.
Module diagnostics and statement census crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/mod.rs, crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/region_read_run.rs	Adds opt-in module diagnostics for formed regions, covered reads, and consecutive same-receiver statement-level property reads.

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Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant BinaryLower as binary::lower
  participant RegionLower as try_lower_region_add_tree
  participant RuntimePrime as js_region_guard_prime
  participant GenericLower as ordinary dispatch
  BinaryLower->>RegionLower: attempt eligible addition-tree lowering
  RegionLower->>RuntimePrime: prime guard on region miss
  RegionLower->>GenericLower: lower tree under SUPPRESS on miss
  RegionLower-->>BinaryLower: merge fast and generic results

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The optimization can report the wrong exception for eligible expressions, so its evaluation ordering should be corrected before merging.

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the region receiver is guarded; perform the receiver nullish check at the first
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Preserve source-order abrupt completion.

plan admits every Expr::LocalGet as Leaf::Other, including TDZ-capable boxed locals. The loop evaluates these leaves before it evaluates the region receiver.

For o.a + x + o.b, a nullish o must make o.a throw a TypeError before x is read. The current lowering can read TDZ x first and throw a ReferenceError.

Move the receiver guard to the first region-read position, or admit only leaves whose lowering cannot throw.

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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/region_read_run.rs` around lines 240 - 246,
Update the region-read lowering around the loop over plan.leaves so evaluating
Leaf::Other cannot access later source operands before the region receiver is
guarded; perform the receiver nullish check at the first region-read position,
or restrict admitted leaves to expressions whose lower_expr path is
non-throwing, preserving source-order abrupt completion for cases such as o.a +
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Include all class function bodies in the statement census.

The HIR stores getter and setter bodies in getters and setters, and computed methods and accessors in computed_members. The current traversal skips these bodies, so eligible runs in them are missing from the diagnostic totals.

Suggested census fix

         for m in c
             .methods
             .iter()
             .chain(c.static_methods.iter())
             .chain(c.constructor.iter())
+            .chain(c.getters.iter().map(|(_, f)| f))
+            .chain(c.setters.iter().map(|(_, f)| f))
+            .chain(c.computed_members.iter().map(|m| &m.function))
         {

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	for c in &hir.classes {
	for m in c
	.methods
	.iter()
	.chain(c.static_methods.iter())
	.chain(c.constructor.iter())
	{
	census_stmts(&m.body, &mut acc);
	}
	for c in &hir.classes {
	for m in c
	.methods
	.iter()
	.chain(c.static_methods.iter())
	.chain(c.constructor.iter())
	.chain(c.getters.iter().map(|(_, f)| f))
	.chain(c.setters.iter().map(|(_, f)| f))
	.chain(c.computed_members.iter().map(|m| &m.function))
	{
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/region_read_run.rs` around lines 443 - 451,
Update the class-method traversal in the statement census to include getter
bodies from c.getters, setter bodies from c.setters, and computed member
functions from c.computed_members, alongside methods, static_methods, and
constructor. Ensure census_stmts processes every class function body so
diagnostic totals include these accessors.

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Checked for the barrier gap I filed on #10946, and this PR does not have it. Two independent reasons.

Source. expr/region_read_run.rs contains exactly one .store( in the whole file:

ctx.block().store(I32, &next_tries, &tries_g);   // the per-site miss counter

An i32 into a per-site state global — not a JS value, not a root. This slice's fast arm never writes a loaded value anywhere: the slot loads are SSA registers folded straight into the + tree. No store into a root means no pointer written into an already-scanned root, which is the obligation #10946's fast arm misses.

IR. PERRY_SAVE_LL on a fixture that forms one of these regions (h += o.a + o.b + o.c + o.d), stores per block:

block	lines	stores
region.r2 (fast arm: R1 + the four slot loads)	35	0
region.fold (the add fold)	7	0
region.prime	14	1 — store i32 … @perry_ic_…_region_tries
region.generic	15	1 — the ordinary lowering's own, with its own barrier
region.merge	12	1 — the enclosing statement's store, common to both arms

PERRY_INCREMENTAL_MARK_BARRIER_ACTIVE_COUNT loads: 16 with the region on, 16 with PERRY_REGION_READS=0. For this slice that equality is explained — there is no store in the fast arm to shade — whereas on #10946 the same equality was the symptom, because there the fast arm had four stores and zero barriers.

So the difference between the two slices is structural, not incidental: slice 1's fast arm produces VALUES, slice 2's fast arm produces BINDINGS. Only the second one writes into a root, and only the second one owed a barrier.

[proggeramlug]

Landed on main in merge train 255 (#10950, v0.5.1636), main c7cbc3c73b.

The train carried this PR at head bcc2aa4aee. The landed tree is byte-identical to the validated train tree (d43bd23008), and CI on the train head passed every job except the known public-baseline lint step. Trains rebase-merge, which gives new commit SHAs, so GitHub can't mark this PR merged. It's closed as landed.