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String and object runtime behavior
Radix formatting correctness
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change improves native string dispatch and runtime diagnostics, but unresolved GC-safety and diagnostics-correctness concerns remain. These could cause runtime failures or misleading operational data, so they should be addressed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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SurvivalDiag-->>CopyingNurseryCollector: report minor survival attribution
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In `@changelog.d/gc-churn-attribution-diag.md`:
- Line 1: Rename the changelog fragment so it follows the required PR-keyed
format: use the current PR number followed by “-gc-churn-attribution-diag.md”,
while preserving the existing “Runtime” content.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/arena/alloc_sample.rs`:
- Line 123: Update the countdown handling around u.set(interval) to preserve any
overrun when an inline burst crosses a sampling boundary: compute the residual
modulo the sampling interval and record every boundary crossed, rather than
resetting to a full interval. Keep allocation-site estimates accurate for mixed
runtime and inline allocation paths.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/builtins/formatting/boxed_primitives.rs`:
- Line 246: Update the boxed-string index creation flow around
js_number_to_string so the wrapper, source string, and character value are
rooted and reloaded across the potentially allocating call, then use the
reloaded pointers for subsequent operations. In js_boxed_string_new, reload the
wrapper handle after install_string_wrapper_indices before any later use.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/error_stack_frames.rs`:
- Around line 387-389: Update the documentation for describe_chain to remove the
inaccurate claim that it accepts a skip set or filters plumbing frames; describe
only its actual behavior of returning up to max innermost-first IP descriptions
joined by “ < ”.
- Around line 378-380: Update the symbol-name truncation in the error
stack-frame formatting logic to avoid slicing inside a UTF-8 character: when the
name exceeds 72 bytes, reduce the truncation index to the largest valid
character boundary at or below byte 72 before truncating. Preserve the existing
72-byte maximum for ASCII and already-valid boundaries.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/copying.rs`:
- Around line 247-248: Update untraced_promotion_instrument_veto() to also veto
promotion when gc_diag_enabled() is true, matching the conditional SurvivalDiag
initialization in the copying collector and ensuring diagnostic instrumentation
runs for untraced objects.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/policy.rs`:
- Line 2579: Move the probe.end call in
gc_mutator_assist_step_work_units_inner_with_progress to immediately after
cycle.state.step and before the gc_finish_budgeted_cycle completion path invokes
budgeted_completed, so the completing assist is included in the current cycle’s
charge report.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/native_call_method/string_methods.rs`:
- Line 151: In the string method arm calling js_string_code_point_at, reacquire
the receiver via receiver_string() after arg_i32(0) coercion, then pass the
refreshed rooted string to the helper instead of the pre-coercion s_ptr; match
the existing slice arm’s receiver-refresh pattern.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/prototype_helpers.rs`:
- Line 8: Root obj before calling canonical_key, then reload the object and key
pointers before passing them to js_object_get_field_by_name_f64 in
prototype_helpers.rs:8-8. In to_string.rs:873-873, construct and root the key
before reloading value_handle and deriving closure_ptr, then pass the reloaded
pointers to function_method_value; apply the same allocation-safe ordering at
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Rename the changeset fragment to the required PR-keyed format.
changelog.d/README.md requires changelog.d/<PR-number>-<short-slug>.md. Rename this file to changelog.d/<current-pr>-gc-churn-attribution-diag.md; the current name is not recognized by the changeset gate or release-note tooling.
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| u.set(left - bytes); | ||
| false | ||
| } else { | ||
| u.set(interval); |
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Preserve countdown overrun after an inline burst.
A runtime allocation can reduce UNTIL after inline_limit publishes an older, larger inline bound. The next inline burst can then cross a sample boundary by more than the remaining byte count. Line 123 resets to a full interval and discards that overrun.
For example, with a 64 KiB interval, a 63 KiB runtime allocation followed by a permitted 64 KiB inline burst leaves 1 KiB until the next boundary. This code resets it to 64 KiB. The next 63 KiB is not sampled, so the reported allocation-site estimates undercount mixed runtime and inline allocation paths.
Track the residual modulo the interval and record every crossed boundary.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/arena/alloc_sample.rs` at line 123, Update the
countdown handling around u.set(interval) to preserve any overrun when an inline
burst crosses a sampling boundary: compute the residual modulo the sampling
interval and record every boundary crossed, rather than resetting to a full
interval. Keep allocation-site estimates accurate for mixed runtime and inline
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| // canonical one-character string for ASCII: both come out of the | ||
| // string caches, so a boxed ASCII string of up to 256 characters | ||
| // installs its indices without allocating a single string. | ||
| let key = crate::string::js_number_to_string(i as f64); |
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Root wrapper pointers before creating a non-cached index key.
For indices above 255, js_number_to_string can allocate. ch and obj are bare GC pointers across that call. A copying collection can make Line 247 encode a retired character pointer and make Line 248 write through a retired wrapper pointer.
Root and reload the wrapper, source string, and character value around the key creation. Also reload the wrapper handle in js_boxed_string_new after install_string_wrapper_indices before later uses.
Based on learnings: Rust stack locals are neither GC roots nor reliable pins across an allocating operation.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/builtins/formatting/boxed_primitives.rs` at line
246, Update the boxed-string index creation flow around js_number_to_string so
the wrapper, source string, and character value are rooted and reloaded across
the potentially allocating call, then use the reloaded pointers for subsequent
operations. In js_boxed_string_new, reload the wrapper handle after
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| if n.len() > 72 { | ||
| n.truncate(72); | ||
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Truncate symbol names at a UTF-8 boundary.
String::truncate(72) uses a byte offset and can panic when byte 72 is inside a multi-byte UTF-8 character. A native symbol name returned by to_string_lossy() can trigger this path. Truncate at the largest character boundary at or below byte 72.
Proposed fix
let mut n = name.into_owned();
if n.len() > 72 {
- n.truncate(72);
+ let end = n
+ .char_indices()
+ .take_while(|&(i, _)| i <= 72)
+ .map(|(i, _)| i)
+ .last()
+ .unwrap_or(0);
+ n.truncate(end);
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| if n.len() > 72 { | |
| n.truncate(72); | |
| } | |
| let mut n = name.into_owned(); | |
| if n.len() > 72 { | |
| let end = n | |
| .char_indices() | |
| .take_while(|&(i, _)| i <= 72) | |
| .map(|(i, _)| i) | |
| .last() | |
| .unwrap_or(0); | |
| n.truncate(end); | |
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/error_stack_frames.rs` around lines 378 - 380,
Update the symbol-name truncation in the error stack-frame formatting logic to
avoid slicing inside a UTF-8 character: when the name exceeds 72 bytes, reduce
the truncation index to the largest valid character boundary at or below byte 72
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| /// `describe_ip` for a chain, innermost first, skipping frames inside `skip` | ||
| /// (a set of symbol-name substrings the caller considers plumbing). Returns | ||
| /// up to `max` descriptions joined by ` < `. |
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Correct the describe_chain documentation.
The comment refers to a skip set, but describe_chain has no skip parameter and does not filter frames. Remove that claim or implement the missing filter before callers rely on it.
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| survival: crate::gc::gc_diag_enabled() | ||
| .then(|| Box::new(super::survival_diag::SurvivalDiag::new())), |
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Veto untraced promotion when gc_diag_enabled() is active. SurvivalDiag is created when diagnostics are enabled, but untraced_promotion_instrument_veto() does not check this state. The untraced branch skips root and remembered-set tracing, so no SurvivalDiag::record call occurs and SurvivalDiag::report returns with no rows. Add gc_diag_enabled() to the veto.
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| let probe = super::diag_sites::ChargeProbe::begin(); | ||
| let _ = | ||
| gc_mutator_assist_step_work_units_inner_with_progress(units, GcProgressKind::MutatorAssist); | ||
| probe.end(units, super::diag_sites::ChargeKind::Assist); |
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Record the completing assist before the budgeted-cycle report.
When the assist completes a cycle, gc_mutator_assist_step_work_units_inner_with_progress calls gc_finish_budgeted_cycle before it returns. That path calls budgeted_completed, which drains CHARGES for [gc-charge] budgeted-done. Line 2579 adds the completing assist only after that drain. The per-cycle report therefore omits its final assist and can attribute it to a later report. End the probe after cycle.state.step but before the completion path reports charges.
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in gc_mutator_assist_step_work_units_inner_with_progress to immediately after
cycle.state.step and before the gc_finish_budgeted_cycle completion path invokes
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| // per-character wrapper. It is the sibling of `charCodeAt` | ||
| // one line up and reads the same receiver the same way. | ||
| "codePointAt" => { | ||
| return Some(crate::string::js_string_code_point_at(s_ptr, arg_i32(0))); |
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Refresh the receiver after coercing the index.
arg_i32(0) can invoke user code through valueOf, and that code can move the receiver under GC. This arm then passes the pre-coercion raw s_ptr to js_string_code_point_at. Use the rooted receiver_string() after coercion, as the slice arm does below.
Proposed fix
"codePointAt" => {
- return Some(crate::string::js_string_code_point_at(s_ptr, arg_i32(0)));
+ let index = arg_i32(0);
+ return Some(crate::string::js_string_code_point_at(receiver_string(), index));
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| return Some(crate::string::js_string_code_point_at(s_ptr, arg_i32(0))); | |
| let index = arg_i32(0); | |
| return Some(crate::string::js_string_code_point_at(receiver_string(), index)); |
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151, In the string method arm calling js_string_code_point_at, reacquire the
receiver via receiver_string() after arg_i32(0) coercion, then pass the
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| } | ||
| let key = | ||
| crate::string::js_string_from_bytes(b"constructor".as_ptr(), b"constructor".len() as u32); | ||
| crate::string::canonical_key(b"constructor"); |
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Root or reload raw GC pointers after canonical_key can allocate.
A first per-thread canonical-key lookup can collect. Each site derives a raw GC pointer before that lookup and uses it afterward. A copying collection can make that pointer reference retired from-space.
crates/perry-runtime/src/object/prototype_helpers.rs#L8-L8: rootobjbefore constructing the key, then pass reloaded object and key pointers tojs_object_get_field_by_name_f64.crates/perry-runtime/src/value/to_string.rs#L873-L873: construct and root the key first, then reloadvalue_handleand deriveclosure_ptrbeforefunction_method_value.
Based on learnings: raw Rust pointers are not GC roots or reliable pins across allocating operations.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/prototype_helpers.rs` at line 8, Root obj
before calling canonical_key, then reload the object and key pointers before
passing them to js_object_get_field_by_name_f64 in prototype_helpers.rs:8-8. In
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| arm | turn CPU (s) | CPU in next 12 s | peak RSS (MB) | settled footprint (MB) |
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7.20 / 6.50 / 6.73 | 4.81 / 4.92 / 4.46 | 633 / 651 / 571 | 556 / 473 / 390 |
| this stack | 5.36 / 5.64 / 5.28 | 1.91 / 3.69 / 3.62 | 540 / 536 / 541 | 358 / 376 / 377 |
| node | 0.29 / 0.28 | 0.01 | 370 / 373 | 328 / 330 |
3300-character streamed reply, two repeats per arm
| arm | turn CPU (s) | CPU in next 12 s | peak RSS (MB) | settled footprint (MB) |
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cc_base_new |
54.06 / 39.10 | 11.59 / 11.75 | 1000 / 1294 | 847 / 833 |
| this stack | 17.38 / 17.60 | 11.78 / 11.94 | 575 / 564 | 430 / 421 |
| node | 0.43 | 0.01 | 402 | 214 |
Typing + short turn (timed_turn, n=1 per arm)
| arm | startup (s) | typing CPU r2 | turn CPU r2 | echo p90 r2 (ms) | r3 turn CPU | idle 10 s CPU | RSS end (MB) |
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cc_base_new |
2.21 | 1.53 | 0.94 | 33 | 56.49 | 5.91 | 1054 |
| this stack | 2.17 | 0.80 | 1.00 | 23 | 20.24 | 1.02 | 671 |
| node | 1.30 | 0.09 | 0.05 | 2 | 0.18 | 0.01 | 344 |
Against the current reference, for the #9794 + #9795 stack together (this
PR is the second of the two and its own contribution — the codePointAt
dispatch arm — is what removed the 99,008 wrappers per reply named below): 400-character reply CPU −20 %, post-turn CPU
−45 %, 3300-character reply CPU −65 % (median 54.1 → 17.4 s), typing CPU
−48 %, echo p90 −30 %, the 3.3 KB turn in timed_turn −64 %, idle CPU −83 %.
Memory moves the same way, which is the directive's condition: settled footprint
after a 400-character turn 473 → 376 MB (median, −21 %) and after a 3300-character
turn 833 → 430 MB (−48 %), peak RSS 633 → 540 MB (−15 %) and 1000 → 575 MB
(−43 %), end-of-session RSS 1054 → 671 MB. Neither metric regresses. Node
remains the bar and this does not reach it.
Mechanism, same session
PERRY_GC_DIAG=1 on a 400-character reply with this stack: the
[gc-primitive-dispatch] string_wrappers line and the primitive-method
fallback histogram are never emitted — no String wrapper is materialised
and nothing reaches the fallback during a reply, against names=1 calls=99008 receiver_chars=99008 before the stack. Copying minors per reply 81 → 78.
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This branch went CONFLICTING against main at c7361c87c (22 commits past
1d63fa91f) and is now rebased onto it, on top of the rebased #9794 and with
#9800 above it.
Two things went with the rebase:
- the one conflict was in
gc/mod.rs, where main'salloc_census_init()and
this branch'salloc_sample::init_from_env()both landed ingc_init—
resolved by keeping both; - the
self-test-checkersred was the thread-local policy ratchet: the three
files this branch adds (arena/alloc_sample.rs,gc/diag_sites.rs,
gc/survival_diag.rs) declared rawthread_local!blocks. They now use
crate::perry_thread_local!, the same conversion main made forhot_diagand
alloc_censusin5112112ca.scripts/check_thread_locals.pypasses.
Re-deriving this change's own invariants on the new base, rather than trusting
a clean merge: main touched arena/, gc/, object/shapes*, box.rs,
intl/segmenter.rs and array/indexing.rs, and none of string/,
object/descriptor_state.rs, object/field_get_set/ or
builtins/formatting/ — so the two properties this PR establishes (every
reader of a boxed string's index attributes goes through the §10.4.3
synthesiser, and one-ASCII-character strings have a single mint point) have no
new writer or reader to account for.
The numbers above were taken with both binaries built from 1d63fa91f, which is
the honest comparison for this diff. A re-measure against a reference rebuilt
from current main is owed once one is published, since eleven of those 22
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1228-1229: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCount only blocks that are released.
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local_idx == original_current, the later branch retains the block but these counters already report it as released. The[gc-old-block-reclaim]line can therefore report a released block andreleased_bytesalthough no block was pooled or deallocated. Move these increments after the current-block branch.Proposed fix
- diag.released += 1; - diag.released_bytes += block.size; - let base = block.data as usize; let size = block.size; let used = block.offset; @@ if local_idx == original_current { stats.reusable_bytes = stats.reusable_bytes.saturating_add(used); return; } + diag.released += 1; + diag.released_bytes += size; unregister_block_generation(base, size);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…l origins, allocation-site sampling Three instruments for the cc-perf campaign, all inert unless asked for. `PERRY_GC_DIAG=1` gains the lines that say WHY the collector ran: `[gc-trigger]` (every predicate input at each decision site), `[gc-full]` (the arm behind each synchronous full mark-sweep, counted per site), `[gc-budgeted] start/done` (steps, per-phase step time, root-scan share), `[gc-charge]` (mutator-assist / synchronous-full time per calling site, resolved to JS display names) and `[gc-survival]` (per copying minor, the root that first reached each surviving byte — shadow stack, native stack map, named scanner, remembered set by old-parent type — with transitive reach charged to the originating root through a parallel worklist origin vector). `PERRY_ALLOC_SITE_SAMPLE=<bytes>` samples the arena allocation sites byte- proportionally across the runtime allocators AND the codegen inline bump path (the mirrored inline block limit is capped at one interval while sampling, so the fast path returns to the runtime once per interval). The survival test is sabotage-checked: disabling the drain propagation charges the 40 elements to `worklist_drain` and the test fails on that row. The knob's OFF state and magnitude parse are pinned next to the other GC knobs. `gc_diag_enabled()` gets the per-thread test override the census already has, so the diag paths are testable without touching the process environment. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01YPfnmWZmSpSWpmnoXvH8z2
…iptors on the primitive-string path
Three allocations a JS program can never observe, found with the
allocation-site sampler (`PERRY_ALLOC_SITE_SAMPLE`) on the compiled
claude-code TUI, where they are the largest attributed source of garbage in
both the streaming turn and the render pass that follows it.
1. A one-ASCII-character string is now the canonical per-thread header.
`js_string_char_at` minted a fresh 32-byte heap string per character read,
and everything that walks a string a character at a time goes through it:
`s[i]`, `charAt`, string spread, the String-wrapper index installer. There
are 128 possible contents. The table has the same residency contract as the
small-integer string table next to it (longlived arena, `refcount = 0` so it
is never mutated in place, pinned out of the young generation) and rides
that table's existing root scanner rather than registering a 96th one.
2. Runtime-internal constant property names resolve through the intern table.
The `globalThis` builtin lookup, `x.constructor`, `toString` resolution and
primitive-method dispatch each built a fresh heap string for a literal name
on every call; `js_get_global_this_builtin_value` alone accounted for 133 MB
of the 990 MB one 3300-character reply allocates. `string::canonical_key`
routes them through the content-keyed per-thread table that
`js_string_materialize_to_heap` already uses, which is also what the
property read/write fast paths require of a key.
3. A `String` wrapper no longer stores a property descriptor per character.
ECMA-262 §10.4.3 gives every in-range index of a String exotic object
`{ writable: false, enumerable: true, configurable: false }` — a fact of the
class and the boxed length, not per-object state — so `get_property_attrs`
answers it from the wrapper's payload. Storing it cost, per boxed character,
a Rust `String`, a `PROPERTY_DESCRIPTORS` entry only a full collection's
dead-owner prune could reclaim, an owner-index entry, and one program-wide
`prop_plan_epoch_bump()`. A sloppy method call on a string primitive boxes
its receiver, so the TUI paid all of it per rendered line. A real stored
descriptor still wins, so `Object.freeze`/`defineProperty` on a wrapper are
unchanged.
`PERRY_GC_DIAG=1` also gains `[gc-primitive-dispatch]`: which
`<Builtin>.prototype.<method>` names reach the primitive-method fallback, how
often, and how many wrapper index properties they cost — the counter that says
whether a boxing fix ran.
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`codePointAt` had a `String.prototype` thunk but no arm in the native string-method dispatch, so every call fell through to `call_primitive_builtin_prototype_method`: resolve `globalThis.String.prototype.codePointAt`, clone that closure to rebind `this`, and — the thunk not being registered strict — run `ToObject` on the receiver, minting a `String` wrapper whose own index properties are one per UTF-16 code unit. The new `[gc-primitive-dispatch]` counter says how much that cost: on the compiled claude-code TUI, `codePointAt` is the ONLY method name that reaches the fallback at all, and it reaches it 99,008 times per 400-character streamed reply — 99,008 `globalThis` lookups, 99,008 closure clones and 99,008 String wrappers, because grapheme-aware text measurement calls it once per character. The arm is the sibling of `charCodeAt` one line above it and reads the receiver the same way. The test asserts the WRAPPER COUNT rather than the return value: the fallback computes the same number, so an answer-only test would pass with the arm deleted. A positive control pins that the counter can move.
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Stacked on #9794 (which carries the
[gc-primitive-dispatch]counter this ismeasured with).
What
String.prototype.codePointAthad aString.prototypethunk but no arm inthe native string-method dispatch, so every call fell through to
call_primitive_builtin_prototype_method:globalThis.Stringand thenString.prototype.codePointAt,this,ToObjecton thereceiver, minting a
Stringwrapper whose own index properties are one perUTF-16 code unit.
The counter added in #9794 says what that costs on the compiled claude-code
TUI:
codePointAtis the only method name that reaches the fallback atall, and it reaches it 99,008 times per 400-character streamed reply, with
99,008
Stringwrappers minted — because grapheme-aware text measurement callsit once per character.
The new arm is the sibling of
charCodeAtone line above it and reads thereceiver the same way.
The test asserts the wrapper count, not the answer
The fallback computes the same code point, expensively — so a test that only
checked the return value would pass with the arm deleted. The test asserts that
BOXED_PRIMITIVE_PAYLOADSdoes not grow across the call (one entry perwrapper), and a positive control pins that the counter can move.
cargo test -p perry-runtime --release -- --test-threads=1: 3150 passed,0 failed.
Measured — offline mock-API claude-code TUI rig, node arm in the same session
Candidate
cc_gc3= this PR stack (#9794 + #9795) onmain12efed1, builtby
cc_relink. All runs serialized through the campaign's measurement lock;the 400-character footprint column is three repeats (footprint is bimodal
depending on whether a full collection lands in the window).
cc_base(main)CPU: 400-char reply −26 %, 3300-char −50 %, post-turn idle −42 %, typing −32 %,
keystroke echo p90 −73 %, short-turn −31 %. Memory: settled footprint after a
400-char turn 692 → 356–386 MB (−45 %), after a 3300-char turn 1360 → 628 MB
(−54 %), peak RSS −4 % / −13 %. Neither metric regresses; node remains the bar
and this does not reach it.
Mechanism (the counters that had to move)
PERRY_ALLOC_SITE_SAMPLE=65536, share of attributed GC-arena bytes in a400-character reply, before → after this stack:
Stringwrapper (boxed receiver)globalThisbuiltin name keyconstructorlookupGC_TYPE_STRINGbytes, streamed turnGC_TYPE_OBJECT_METAbytes, streamed turn[gc-primitive-dispatch]before:names=1 calls=99008 receiver_chars=99008,string_wrappers=99008 index_properties=99008. After: the line is neveremitted — nothing reaches the primitive-method fallback and no
Stringwrapperis minted during a reply.
The category that is now largest (ordinary property set, 43.5 %) is
Intl.Segmenter's per-segment record, which is PR #9769's subject.Per 400-character reply this removes 99,008
globalThisproperty lookups,99,008 closure clones and 99,008
Stringwrapper objects.cargo test -p perry-runtime --release -- --test-threads=1: 3150 passed, 0 failed.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
PERRY_ALLOC_SITE_SAMPLE, reporting allocation totals, object types, and top call sites.PERRY_GC_DIAG=1output with collection triggers, full-collection causes, budgeted-cycle metrics, charge attribution, and survival reports.Bug Fixes
String.prototype.codePointAtnow uses the native string method path.Stringwrapper index property behavior.Performance