fix(runtime): a keys array's elements are not at header + 8 — four sites (fixes #10939) - #10948
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…10939) `array_front_offset` is `array_physical_capacity - capacity`, so logical element zero sits past the header for any ordered keys array whose front has been consumed: a dense-queue shift, a `GC_ARRAY_NAMED_PROPS` reserve, #9019's reserved-floor seed, or a size-class round-up on its own. Four sites computed the element base by hand as `header + 8` instead of asking `keys_array_dense_slots` / `array_elements_ptr`: * `object_ops/keys_array.rs` - clone-before-mutate for `defineProperty` * `field_set_by_name/tail.rs` x2 - clone-before-push on `[[Set]]` growth * `field_get_set/ic_miss.rs` - the key scan on the miss path (read only) The three copy sites are worse than a bad read. Their destination publishes its prefix as a region the collector walks as heap pointers, so copying from the wrong base does not merely lose a key - it promises the collector that `ArrayHeader` and front-reserve words are pointers. Two symptoms in order: a missing property now, and a SIGSEGV inside a later collection with a backtrace naming something unrelated (one landed in a URLSearchParams shape probe). Each copy now resolves the source through `keys_array_dense_slots`, takes the destination through `array_elements_ptr`, and clamps to the slots that actually exist rather than trusting the shape's count - a source shorter than the count means the shape is already lying, and publishing uninitialised words as traced pointers is the failure this fixes. Witness: `object::keys_front_offset_tests` builds the precondition through a real runtime path (a dense-queue shift consumes the front), installs the array as a receiver's key list, marks it `GC_FLAG_SHAPE_SHARED`, and appends one key by name. Reverting the four sites reddens it by name: the consumed front slot comes back as a key and the last real key is dropped. Suite: 4218 passed / 0 failed / 6 ignored, `--test-threads=1`, both arms.
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Add an IC-miss read assertion for the consumed-front setup so this own-property lookup fix remains protected against regression before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/keys_front_offset_tests.rs`:
- Around line 89-90: Extend the consumed-front keys test around
js_array_shift_f64 to call js_object_get_field_ic_miss for a surviving key and
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Add IC-miss coverage for the consumed-front keys array.
The regression test checks key_names and the [[Set]] append. It does not call js_object_get_field_ic_miss, which reaches get_field_ic_miss_impl. Add a read of a surviving key through that entry point after js_array_shift_f64 and assert its value.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/keys_front_offset_tests.rs` around lines 89 -
90, Extend the consumed-front keys test around js_array_shift_f64 to call
js_object_get_field_ic_miss for a surviving key and assert the returned value,
covering the get_field_ic_miss_impl path while preserving the existing key_names
and [[Set]] append checks.
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Three new bare GcHeader casts failed `scripts/addr_class_inventory.py`, a required `lint` gate. One is expressible through the canonical predicate and is converted; two are not, and carry written justifications rather than a blanket silence: * shared_sab.rs (test read) -> `try_read_gc_header`, exactly as object::tombstone_tests reads a keys array's flags. * shared_sab.rs (header INITIALISATION) -> allowlisted. Every addr_class predicate is a read-side check on an address of unknown provenance; none can express writing a header onto a block this function just alloc_zeroed'd. * keys_front_offset_tests.rs (test flag WRITE) -> allowlisted. `try_read_gc_header` returns a shared reference and cannot express the write; same discipline as the box/release_tests.rs entry. Also lowers the ratchet baseline by 10 sites across 8 entries, which the audit asked for: #10935's ownership gate, #10948's keys-array fix, this train's null_stub reconciliation and the earlier binding removals all deleted sites. Verified mechanically that no entry rose and none was added -- the ratchet only tightened.
Three new bare GcHeader casts failed `scripts/addr_class_inventory.py`, a required `lint` gate. One is expressible through the canonical predicate and is converted; two are not, and carry written justifications rather than a blanket silence: * shared_sab.rs (test read) -> `try_read_gc_header`, exactly as object::tombstone_tests reads a keys array's flags. * shared_sab.rs (header INITIALISATION) -> allowlisted. Every addr_class predicate is a read-side check on an address of unknown provenance; none can express writing a header onto a block this function just alloc_zeroed'd. * keys_front_offset_tests.rs (test flag WRITE) -> allowlisted. `try_read_gc_header` returns a shared reference and cannot express the write; same discipline as the box/release_tests.rs entry. Also lowers the ratchet baseline by 10 sites across 8 entries, which the audit asked for: #10935's ownership gate, #10948's keys-array fix, this train's null_stub reconciliation and the earlier binding removals all deleted sites. Verified mechanically that no entry rose and none was added -- the ratchet only tightened.
Three new bare GcHeader casts failed `scripts/addr_class_inventory.py`, a required `lint` gate. One is expressible through the canonical predicate and is converted; two are not, and carry written justifications rather than a blanket silence: * shared_sab.rs (test read) -> `try_read_gc_header`, exactly as object::tombstone_tests reads a keys array's flags. * shared_sab.rs (header INITIALISATION) -> allowlisted. Every addr_class predicate is a read-side check on an address of unknown provenance; none can express writing a header onto a block this function just alloc_zeroed'd. * keys_front_offset_tests.rs (test flag WRITE) -> allowlisted. `try_read_gc_header` returns a shared reference and cannot express the write; same discipline as the box/release_tests.rs entry. Also lowers the ratchet baseline by 10 sites across 8 entries, which the audit asked for: #10935's ownership gate, #10948's keys-array fix, this train's null_stub reconciliation and the earlier binding removals all deleted sites. Verified mechanically that no entry rose and none was added -- the ratchet only tightened.
Three new bare GcHeader casts failed `scripts/addr_class_inventory.py`, a required `lint` gate. One is expressible through the canonical predicate and is converted; two are not, and carry written justifications rather than a blanket silence: * shared_sab.rs (test read) -> `try_read_gc_header`, exactly as object::tombstone_tests reads a keys array's flags. * shared_sab.rs (header INITIALISATION) -> allowlisted. Every addr_class predicate is a read-side check on an address of unknown provenance; none can express writing a header onto a block this function just alloc_zeroed'd. * keys_front_offset_tests.rs (test flag WRITE) -> allowlisted. `try_read_gc_header` returns a shared reference and cannot express the write; same discipline as the box/release_tests.rs entry. Also lowers the ratchet baseline by 10 sites across 8 entries, which the audit asked for: #10935's ownership gate, #10948's keys-array fix, this train's null_stub reconciliation and the earlier binding removals all deleted sites. Verified mechanically that no entry rose and none was added -- the ratchet only tightened.
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Landed on main in merge train 255 (#10950, v0.5.1636), main The train carried this PR at head |
Fixes #10939.
The bug
array_front_offsetisarray_physical_capacity - capacity, so logical element zero of an ordered keys array sits past the header whenever the front has been consumed — a dense-queue shift, aGC_ARRAY_NAMED_PROPSreserve, #9019's reserved-floor seed, or a size-class round-up on its own. Four sites computed the element base by hand:object/object_ops/keys_array.rsdefinePropertyobject/field_set_by_name/tail.rs×2[[Set]]growthobject/field_get_set/ic_miss.rsWhy the three copy sites are worse than a bad read
The destination publishes its prefix as a region the collector walks as heap pointers. Copying from the wrong base does not merely lose a key — it promises the collector that
ArrayHeaderand front-reserve words are pointers. Two symptoms, in this order: a missing property now, and a SIGSEGV inside a later collection whose backtrace names something unrelated (the one in the issue landed in a URLSearchParams shape probe).The change
Each copy resolves the source through
keys_array_dense_slots, takes the destination througharray_elements_ptr, and clamps to the slots that actually exist instead of trusting the shape's count — a source shorter than the count means the shape is already lying, and publishing uninitialised words as traced pointers is the failure this fixes. Adebug_assert_eq!makes that divergence loud rather than silent.ic_miss.rsuseskeys_array_dense_slots_resolved, which is the accessor for a keys pointer read out of a live descriptor on the same straight-line path.This is the pattern
object/dictionary.rs::copy_key_list_intoalready uses, for the same reason.Witness, and it can fail
object::keys_front_offset_testsbuilds the precondition through a real runtime path rather than a hand-built header: it shifts a dense array, which hands the vacated slot to the front offset instead of moving the survivors. It then asserts the premise (array_elements_ptrandheader + 8must disagree, or the test proves nothing), installs the array as a receiver's key list, stampsGC_FLAG_SHAPE_SHARED, and appends one key by name.Reverting the four sites reddens it by name:
Suite
cargo test --release -p perry-runtime --lib -- --test-threads=1, on both arms:4218 passed / 0 failed / 6 ignored (4215 baseline + the 3 tests these two branches add; the sabotage arm differs only in the expected reddening).
Base:
0fa391529(train 253, v0.5.1633).Owner note from the issue:
object_ops/keys_array.rsand thetail.rssites sit in step 2.5's area (#10868); this is memory safety and lands ahead of it, as the issue asked.Summary by CodeRabbit
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