perf(codegen): devirtualize single-binding closure calls — captured/global/local arrow calls to 3.6 ns (was 4.6-9.3) - #9105
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe compiler now collects immutable closure bindings at module scope, propagates them into closure compilation, and selects direct closure dispatch with inline identity checks or no guard when binding immutability is proven. The build cache includes ChangesImmutable closure dispatch
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The optimized closure-call behavior is mergeable, but the current implementation may add avoidable compile-time work and allocations when compiling many closures or module globals; the seeding loop should be tightened or explicitly accepted by the owner. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/closure.rs`:
- Around line 1325-1330: Update the fact-seeding loop in the closure codegen
path to iterate closure_relevant_ids instead of scanning all ctx.module_globals
keys for every closure. Retain only IDs present in ctx.closure_captures or
ctx.module_globals, preserving seeding for closure-visible captures and globals
while avoiding unnecessary allocation and work.
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Limit fact seeding to closure-visible bindings.
ctx.module_globals.keys() scans every module global and allocates a vector for every compiled closure. This restores O(closures × module globals) codegen work, despite closure_relevant_ids being built above to avoid that cost.
Iterate closure_relevant_ids and retain only IDs that are captures or module globals.
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- for id in ctx
- .closure_captures
- .keys()
- .chain(ctx.module_globals.keys())
- .copied()
- .collect::<Vec<u32>>()
- {
+ for id in closure_relevant_ids.iter().copied().filter(|id| {
+ ctx.closure_captures.contains_key(id) || ctx.module_globals.contains_key(id)
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| for id in closure_relevant_ids.iter().copied().filter(|id| { | |
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/closure.rs` around lines 1325 - 1330, Update
the fact-seeding loop in the closure codegen path to iterate
closure_relevant_ids instead of scanning all ctx.module_globals keys for every
closure. Retain only IDs present in ctx.closure_captures or ctx.module_globals,
preserving seeding for closure-visible captures and globals while avoiding
unnecessary allocation and work.
…DZ-safe guard-free
codegen_env_vars_are_build_cache_inputs was red: the knob empties the devirtualization map, so the two settings emit different call sequences and a cached object from one must not serve the other.
…ector collect_immutable_closure_bindings is unreferenced — the devirtualization this PR ships resolves bindings through spec_abi_sites::single_binding_closure_locals, threaded via artifacts.rs, which is the collector the PR description names. Under -D warnings the dead function fails the lint gate: error: function `collect_immutable_closure_bindings` is never used Removed rather than wired: v2 supersedes it. One revert restores it if the module-wide oracle it describes is still wanted.
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Merged, with two commits added — details at the end. The devirtualization is live and the kill switch works. Compiling the same fixture with and without Performance, interleaved best-of-3, 20M iterations:
The captured case is where the single-binding seeding pays off, and it's the one that matters for real code. Correctness: 21 shapes, identical to main on every one, so no behavioural delta — which is what a devirtualization should show. I deliberately probed the ways an identity assumption breaks:
Cases 5 and 6 are the ones that would expose an over-eager One pre-existing gap the probe surfaced, not yours: The two added commits:
Worth flagging that two of the three commits were titled Validation: codegen 1347 passed, runtime 2819 ( |
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What
Three pieces that together devirtualize loop-called closures held in
single-binding immutables:
builds only — feedback-emission builds keep the out-of-line guard, the same
dispensation
guarded_array.rsdocuments): a POINTER-tag/band check, thentwo compare-only loads —
type_tag == CLOSURE_MAGICandfunc_ptr == @closure_fn— decide the monomorphic case; any miss takes theexisting guard, which keeps observation for real polymorphism. A forwarded
(moved) closure fails the func-ptr compare (word 0 holds the forwarding
target) and heals through the guard as before.
single_binding_closure_locals(exactly one
Let, closure-literal init, never written at any depth in anybody, never rebound) is threaded through
artifacts.rsand seeded intocaptured/module-global callee bindings of closure bodies, giving them the
same known-func_id treatment a body-local
Letgets — with two carve-outs:the trusted clone with entry-cached box-capture pointers, which measures
better for capturing bodies (2.5-2.8 vs 5.1 ns);
single-binding closure is boxed by construction when readable before its
Let, so the TDZ read throws before dispatch; a module global can becalled during init while its cell holds the sentinel, so globals keep the
probe, whose magic check fails on the sentinel into the dispatcher's
correct error path.
PERRY_CALL_DEVIRT=0empties the seeding for A/B; the probe's magicconstant is derived in code — the first version hand-converted it and
the transposed literal (0x434F4B53 vs 0x434C4F53) made the probe miss on
every call, which mismeasured this entire direction as a regression three
times before gdb-level operand inspection caught it.
Numbers
Single-shape 50M-call probes, quiet Linux, same-build kill-switch A/B;
node 26.5.1 on the same host:
Full 12-op sweep: gate on/off identical outside the call rows. Known-arm
instruction count on the probe fix alone: 264 → 60 instr/call.
Semantics
Differential vs node identical on the call corpus (reassigned globals observe
the new value, ordinary functions keep
this === undefined, bound/rest/arityshapes keep the dispatcher, throwing callees, capture mutation between calls,
recursion through the seeded binding, same-name shadowed bindings). One
pre-existing, gate-independent difference surfaced by the TDZ test: calling a
module-global const arrow before its
LetthrowsTypeError(perry has noTDZ for globals, #4926) where node throws
ReferenceError— unchanged by thisPR; the probe guarantees the safe fallback rather than a wild call. Kill-switch
build output-identical on all corpora.
Testing
RUSTFLAGS=-D warnings cargo check(host excludes),perry-codegen,perry-runtime --lib— green.issue_8655_array_subclass_indexing,issue_8690_loop_versioned_arraylike,issue_8773_closure_capture_packed_loops,issue_8897_field_push_writeback.Cross-session note: the pi/cc startup campaign will re-profile its call bands
after this merges; the esbuild
__commonJS/__esmcallback-parameter band isonly PARTIALLY covered (params are per-call values — the follow-up is lifting
#9071's Function-type-hint gate for entry resolution, tracked in my lane).
Base-state note (important)
issue_8690_loop_versioned_arraylike(1 case) andissue_8773_closure_capture_packed_loops(1 case) fail identically oncurrent main (
f3f405271c): the wolf-ecs-shaped nested subclass loop hasLOST its versioned fast clones entirely —
scan()'s IR contains zerojs_packed_arraylike_loop_guardsites where the shape tests expect three. Theprogram still runs correctly, at generic-loop speed. This is a main
regression in the packed-loop lane (bisect between #9084^ / #9084 / #9091
running; report follows to the loop-lane channel), independent of this PR —
verified by running both suites on detached main in the same pinned worktree.
wolf-ecs mini screens are deferred until that regression is resolved, since a
vs-main comparison would flatter this PR; the single-shape call probes and the
gate-off ops parity above are the evidence base.
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