perf: cut the instructions compiled TypeScript executes per operation - #10295
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds guarded compiler fast paths, runtime work elision, lazy exception savepoints, cross-module ShapeId registration, iterator-destructuring fixes, typed-array correctness fixes, and regression coverage. ChangesHit-path and runtime audit
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Refactor · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Caller->>TypedEntry: pass NaN-boxed arguments
TypedEntry->>TypedEntry: test plain doubles and exact representations
TypedEntry->>SpecializedBody: pass normalized fast-path values
TypedEntry->>GenericBody: route failed guards to fallback
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Equivalent class shapes can retain separate successor cache identities, and the related regression check can miss a disconnected identity guard. The impact is bounded, but these should be addressed before relying on the optimization’s performance and guard coverage. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 75.61% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 164 functions across 51 files. (1 skipped: 1 too large.)
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/hit_path_tests.rs`:
- Around line 278-282: Update the assertion for lower_math_minmax2 so it
requires `@llvm.maximum.f64`( within block_body(&ir, "math.minmax.fast.") only;
remove the fallback global ir.contains check, while preserving the existing
failure output.
In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/index_set.rs`:
- Line 407: Update the runtime-key branch calling
js_typed_feedback_array_set_index_or_string to pass the assignment’s strict flag
as the fifth argument, matching the helper’s declared and runtime signature.
Preserve the existing argument order and behavior of the other helper calls.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/layout/typed_shape.rs`:
- Around line 261-265: Update rewrite_imported_shape_slot to publish both the
ShapeId slot and header-image word with synchronization compatible with
generated readers, replacing the current raw std::ptr::write operations with
matching atomic stores and ensuring generated loads use compatible atomic
access. Preserve the existing bit composition for class_id_bits and shape_id.
In `@scripts/shape_descriptor_census.py`:
- Around line 684-688: Update the census checks around
emit_class_field_inline_precheck to require the packed identity icmp_eq
comparison between identity and declared, and verify its result feeds cond_br
with fast_label and guardcall_label. Add a sabotage case that disconnects this
comparison and confirm the census rejects it, while preserving the existing
identity-load and expected_class_identity assertions.
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| block_body(&ir, "math.minmax.fast.").contains("@llvm.maximum.f64(") | ||
| || ir.contains("@llvm.maximum.f64("), | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Require @llvm.maximum.f64 in the fast arm.
lower_math_minmax2 emits the intrinsic argument in math.minmax.fast, while the slow arm calls js_math_max2. The || ir.contains(...) condition can pass when the intrinsic appears elsewhere, so it does not detect removal from the fast arm.
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- assert!(
- block_body(&ir, "math.minmax.fast.").contains("`@llvm.maximum.f64`(")
- || ir.contains("`@llvm.maximum.f64`("),
- "{ir}"
- );
+ assert!(
+ block_body(&ir, "math.minmax.fast.").contains("`@llvm.maximum.f64`("),
+ "the fast arm must use the intrinsic:\n{ir}"
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| assert!( | |
| block_body(&ir, "math.minmax.fast.").contains("@llvm.maximum.f64(") | |
| || ir.contains("@llvm.maximum.f64("), | |
| "{ir}" | |
| ); | |
| assert!( | |
| block_body(&ir, "math.minmax.fast.").contains("@llvm.maximum.f64("), | |
| "the fast arm must use the intrinsic:\n{ir}" | |
| ); |
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/hit_path_tests.rs` around lines 278 - 282,
Update the assertion for lower_math_minmax2 so it requires `@llvm.maximum.f64`(
within block_body(&ir, "math.minmax.fast.") only; remove the fallback global
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| (I64, &arr_handle), | ||
| (DOUBLE, idx_double), | ||
| (DOUBLE, val_double), | ||
| (I32, strict_flag), |
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Pass the strict flag at every helper call. js_typed_feedback_array_set_index_or_string has a fixed five-parameter declaration and runtime definition. The runtime-key branch at crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/index_set.rs:914 passes only four arguments, which produces an invalid call against the declared signature. Add the assignment's strict flag to this call.
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/index_set.rs` at line 407, Update the
runtime-key branch calling js_typed_feedback_array_set_index_or_string to pass
the assignment’s strict flag as the fifth argument, matching the helper’s
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| std::ptr::write(slot.shape_slot as *mut u32, shape_id); | ||
| if slot.image_slot != 0 { | ||
| let word = (slot.image_slot as *mut u64).add(1); | ||
| let class_id_bits = std::ptr::read(word) & 0xFFFF_FFFF; | ||
| std::ptr::write(word, ((shape_id as u64) << 32) | class_id_bits); |
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Synchronize ShapeId publication with compiled readers.
rewrite_imported_shape_slot writes the process-global ShapeId slot with std::ptr::write. Generated construction paths emit ordinary load i32 instructions for that slot. Each heap can run perry_module_init on its own thread, and the path registry releases its mutex before generated initialization runs. Its once-only state is per heap, not a process-wide reader barrier. A generated load can therefore overlap publication on another thread, causing a native data race. Use matching atomic stores and loads, or add a cross-thread initialization barrier before readers access these slots. Apply the same synchronization to the header-image update.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/layout/typed_shape.rs` around lines 261 - 265,
Update rewrite_imported_shape_slot to publish both the ShapeId slot and
header-image word with synchronization compatible with generated readers,
replacing the current raw std::ptr::write operations with matching atomic stores
and ensuring generated loads use compatible atomic access. Preserve the existing
bit composition for class_id_bits and shape_id.
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| f"{name} compares the identity word with the expected ShapeId", | ||
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Require the packed identity comparison to control the guard.
The census checks the identity load and expected_class_identity call, but it does not require icmp_eq(I64, &identity, &declared) or that its result reaches cond_br(&acc, fast_label, &guardcall_label) in emit_class_field_inline_precheck. The existing assertions and sabotage cases cover other guards and offsets, not this connection. A regression can discard the comparison while the census remains green. Add checks for the comparison and its branch use, plus a sabotage case that disconnects the comparison.
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In `@scripts/shape_descriptor_census.py` around lines 684 - 688, Update the census
checks around emit_class_field_inline_precheck to require the packed identity
icmp_eq comparison between identity and declared, and verify its result feeds
cond_br with fast_label and guardcall_label. Add a sabotage case that
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A declared Float64Array .length missed the inline length guard (arrays and strings only) and resolved the property by name, heap-copying "length" and parsing it as a numeric index: 1,866 instructions per read. The inline guard now also accepts GC_TYPE_TYPED_ARRAY while no live view exists (PERRY_TA_VIEW_GUARD) and no typed array has an own named property (new sticky PERRY_TA_OWN_PROPS_PRESENT, set before the first entry is stored), which could shadow the prototype getter.
An array element store whose numeric index had no static range proof always called js_typed_feedback_array_set_index_or_string (272 instructions). Recognize a canonical element index at runtime, as the read side has since #7286, and route it through the guarded in-bounds store; rejected keys become index -1 so the same guard declines them onto the unchanged helper arm.
Every array binding pattern was wrapped in Stmt::Try so a throwing default initializer or nested pattern closes the iterator. When every element is a hole or a plain binding identifier (including a rest identifier), the only abrupt completions left are the iterator's own step/value operations, which mark it done, so the try guarded nothing while entering it cost a runtime savepoint capture per destructuring (const [x, y] = arr: 632 instructions against 125 for two index reads). The normal-completion close stays.
…proven indexes A read or write on a declared typed array whose index had no static integer proof always called js_typed_array_index_get_dynamic / js_typed_array_index_set_dynamic (299 / 431 instructions), and a proven index that missed the native lowering called js_typed_array_set, while the same access through `any` takes the guarded inline typed-array arms. Route declared receivers through those arms; their exits are the complete dynamic [[Get]]/[[Set]]. The shared inline store (#5525) and the runtime fast store behind js_dyn_index_set both had conversion bugs that erased receivers already hit once the kind cache was warm, and declared receivers now reach too: a NaN-boxed value was stored unconverted (f64[i] = true read back true, and every string, boolean, null or object stored 0 into an Int32Array), and the inline integer kinds used a truncation that is poison for |v| >= 2^63 (test_issue_8692's u32[i] += 1e300 stored garbage instead of 0). Both stores now admit only plain doubles, leaving everything else to the setter's ToNumber, and the inline integer store uses the exact modular ToInt32.
A small array literal whose elements are statically numeric emitted a string addref and layout note per slot and then js_array_mark_numeric_f64_layout walked and rebuilt the array (681 instructions for [a, b, c] in a spec clone). Test the element bits once: when every element is a plain double, store them raw and stamp the dense raw-f64 flag into the header the allocation writes; any NaN-boxed element keeps the noted path.
The per-access guard loaded obj_type, gc_flags, _reserved, class_id and the ShapeId separately. Test the GcHeader's first 32 bits with one masked compare (type, forwarding, descriptor block, typed-layout intact, and the store-only frozen/numeric-proof bits) and the ObjectHeader's first word with one 64-bit compare against (shape << 32) | class_id.
…'s typed id in any init order A module mints the ShapeId of every class it allocates, imported stubs included, in its string-pool initializer. Only the defining module can mint #8405's typed id; an importer mints the ordinary structural id, and js_object_shape_id_for_keys returns the typed id only when the defining module has already registered it. Whenever an importer's string pool ran first (the entry module, whose pool main runs before any dependency init, or a module in an eager or dynamically imported import cycle) the class carried two identities, and every instance the importer allocated missed the defining module's exact field-store guards: n.next = m executed ~2,770 instructions per store against ~220. Each imported stub now registers the addresses of its keys, ShapeId and header-image globals (js_register_imported_class_shape_slot), and js_gc_typed_shape_id_for_keys rewrites every registered slot for that class id and slot count when it mints or returns the typed id; a slot registered after the id exists is rewritten at once. Each rewrite first checks the structural match against the importer's own keys global. Instances born before a rewrite keep the ordinary id, which stays valid and only misses the exact guards. Images that can be unloaded (dylib, staticlib) register nothing, because the registry keeps the addresses. Per store through a dynamic call: entry-built 2,770 -> 219, eager cycle 2,762 -> 219, dynamically imported cycle 2,783 -> 218; the same-module, non-entry and lazily imported orderings stay at ~220.
Every `try` entry captured the depth of fourteen runtime stacks, one thread-local read each (three of them out-of-line `_tlv_get_addr` calls), so a `try` that never throws executed 366 instructions. Most programs never push onto most of those stacks. Each protected stack now latches a process-wide bit before its first push (`CatchStack::push`, the shadow stack's buffer growth, the pump and interpreter entries). While a bit is clear every thread still holds that subsystem's const-initialized idle state, so capture stores the idle value without reading the thread-local, and restoring it discards exactly what the protected region pushed. Bits are never cleared. Per-depth slab writes drop their bounds checks (the depth is checked against the slab length first). A no-throw `try` goes from 366 to 182 executed instructions. Unit tests pin every idle constant to a fresh thread's capture and the latch-on-first-push contract; the gap test throws out of every protected subsystem after an all-idle catch.
…ycle runs `js_closure_alloc_init` barriered every pointer-bearing capture of a closure it had just bump-allocated from the open nursery block. Such a parent cannot owe the remembered set anything (its header is not TENURED) and needs no SATB/insertion shading while no incremental mark barrier is installed on any thread. Gate the call on `newborn_parent_needs_barrier`, the runtime twin of codegen's #7511 parent gate (already pinned clause-for-clause by `inline_generation_gate_contract`); both clauses are read live, so an active cycle or a promoted header still takes the full barrier.
…alar child `runtime_write_barrier_slot`, `_external_slot` and `_gc_slot` are the barrier every runtime-side store funnels through (array element stores and pushes, rest bundles, `map` results, Map/Set entries, object fields). For a number, boolean, int32 or short-string value they probed two `OnceLock`s — and the GC-slot form classified the parent in the page map — only for `decode_heap_addr` to answer "no heap edge". A bare shape compare now returns first: every value whose high 16 bits are nonzero and whose tag is not POINTER/STRING/BIGINT, exactly the set `decode_heap_addr` rejects without a page lookup, so no pointer store and no incremental shading of a heap child is skipped. Under `PERRY_GC_TRACE` these runtime scalar stores stop counting in `calls` and `non_pointer_child_skips` alike. `object_prototype_addr_matches` gets an explicit `#[inline]`: without it the object-field set funnel outlined it after this change. Executed instructions per call (census driver, M1): `m.set(k, v)` with a number 181 -> 119; `a.map(v => v + 1)` over 16 numbers 7,740 -> 6,086 (with the layout-note change below). The gap test interleaves scalar and pointer stores into promoted containers and reads every edge back after churn.
…-free arrays `store_array_slot_resolved` (every resolved push and element store) and `note_array_slot_layout_only` (fresh fills: `map`, rest bundles, JSON, literal construction) called `layout_note_slot` for every stored value. For a non-pointer value in a plain, non-forwarded array whose header says `GC_LAYOUT_POINTER_FREE` with no element-shape proof, typed descriptor or all-pointer declaration, that note provably returns without a state change: each of its side effects is gated on one of those header bits. Read that header word live (after the numeric-layout note) through `try_read_gc_header` and skip the call in exactly that state; every other state — a side mask to clear, UNKNOWN, a descriptor, an element-shape record, a forwarding stub — keeps the note. `note_array_slot_layout_only` also skips the old-generation classification ahead of a barrier call that would return for a scalar child anyway; pointer children into born-old arrays keep their remembered-set edge.
`js_array_push_f64` and `js_array_push_f64_spec` ran the tracked-allocation resolver (`clean_arr_ptr_mut`), the object-backed subclass probe and the exotic-receiver predicate (buffer and typed-array registry lookups) on every push, including pushes onto a plain dense Array. Hoist the header-word receiver test `js_array_push_u31_with_length` already uses into `direct_plain_push_receiver` and try it first in all three entries: a live, non-forwarded, sane `GC_TYPE_ARRAY` without indexed descriptors while no prototype index is installed anywhere. Under exactly those conditions `push`'s observable Set equals the dense append, so the resolved append runs directly; every other receiver keeps its complete route. `a.push(v); a.pop()` on a number array: 1,009 -> 825 executed instructions. The gap test covers frozen, sealed, read-only-length, own-accessor, sparse, subclass, Proxy and typed-array receivers, and an Array.prototype index setter installed mid-program.
`debug_assert_object_shape_parity` fed a `debug_assert!`, but its arguments
— a shape-descriptor slab probe and an out-of-line keys-length read — are not
provably pure, so release builds executed both on every object birth and
shape publish. Gate the computation on `cfg!(debug_assertions)`.
`new Point(x, y)` and `{ a, b }` outside a loop: 833 -> 758 executed
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…ng paths Number pieces in `+`, template and concat-chain assembly, and the non-cached `js_number_to_string` path, formatted through a temporary heap `String` (`format!` for integers outside 0..1e9, `js_format_f64` otherwise) and copied it into the result. `fast_itoa_i64` and `format_ryu_js_into` write straight into the existing 32-byte stack buffer. The fractional arm still goes through `ryu-js`, so the ECMAScript tie-break and fixed/scientific thresholds (#3987, #10093) are unchanged; a unit test compares the stack formatter with `js_format_f64` on edge values and 200,000 seeded doubles and integers. `` `${s}:${n}` `` with a fractional number: 1,446 -> 1,354 executed instructions.
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🟡 Minor · Canonicalize the predecessor ShapeId before hashing. · crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shapes.rs:1645-1647
1645-1647: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCanonicalize the predecessor
ShapeIdbefore hashing.install_external_shape_idexplicitly keeps an equivalent local ID valid for already-published objects and makes the process-global ID canonical only for later lookups.object_shape_stampreturns the storedObjectHeader::parent_class_idwithout rewriting it. Therefore,transition_object_shape_semantics_for_data_descriptorcan hash different IDs for equivalent predecessors and create separate successor generations and cache identities. Use the canonical predecessor facts before computingdeterministic_semantic_generation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shapes.rs`:
- Around line 1645-1647: In
transition_object_shape_semantics_for_data_descriptor, canonicalize the
predecessor ShapeId using the canonical predecessor facts before computing
deterministic_semantic_generation and initializing the hash inputs. Preserve
equivalent existing object IDs while ensuring equivalent predecessors produce
the same successor generation and cache identity.
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What this is
An audit of how many ARM64 instructions compiled TypeScript actually executes per operation, and the fixes for what it found. 93 probes, each isolating one everyday operation, were measured three ways: instructions retired per call (5M calls, best of 3, minus a same-arity identity baseline), emitted instructions per symbol at
-Os, and the same probes under Node 26.5.1. Prevalence came from a TypeScript-API walk over ~1.55M lines of real TS/JS plus one 13MB bundle, so the order of work follows what real code does most.Everything here reduces executed instructions on the hit path. Nothing trades compute for size.
Two correctness bugs, found while measuring
Both were verified by compiling the new fixture with a build of the base commit and diffing against Node.
f64[i] = trueread backtrue, and a string, boolean ornullstored0into an integer kind. The inline arm and the runtime fast store both converted only by identity. Both now admit plain doubles only and leave everything else to the setter's ToNumber; integer kinds use the exact modular ToInt32 (the old truncation was poison for|v| >= 2^63, sou32[i] = 1e300stored garbage). On base,f64[i] = truereads backtrue,"5"stores5butfalse/nullstore0andundefinedstoresNaNwhere Node stores0.test_gap_typed_array_dynamic_index_accessfails on base and passes here.IteratorCloseon a throwing step. Whennext(), or the result'sdone/valuegetter, threw,return()was still called. On base the fixture printsreturn calledfor all three throwing cases; Node prints none.test_gap_array_binding_iterator_closefails on base and passes here.The cross-module ShapeId bug (largest single win)
A module mints the ShapeId of every class it allocates — imported stubs included — in its string-pool initializer. Only the defining module can mint #8405's typed id. Whenever a consumer's pool ran first (the entry module, whose pool
mainruns before any dependency init; an import cycle; a deferred module's cycle) the same runtime class carried two identities, and every instance the consumer allocated missed the defining module's exact field-store guards.n.next = mon such an instance executed 2,664 instructions per store against 88 after this change, measured through the census driver.Each imported stub now registers the addresses of its keys/ShapeId/header-image globals (
js_register_imported_class_shape_slot, keyed by class id + slot count, never by a keys-array address, which old-gen defrag can move), andjs_gc_typed_shape_id_for_keysrewrites every registered slot when it mints or returns the typed id — in any init order. A slot registered after the id exists is rewritten at once. Each rewrite re-checks the structural match first. Instances born before a rewrite keep the ordinary id, which stays valid and only misses the exact guards. Images that can be unloaded (dylib, staticlib) register nothing.Per store, by init ordering:
await import()) declaring moduleEverything else
Executed instructions per call on the integrated branch, measured by me against a build of the base commit. Across the audit's whole probe set (101 measured rows) the summed per-call cost falls 35,484 → 20,334 (−42.7%), and emitted code for the probe module falls 4.8%.
n.next = mon an instance built in another modulenumber[]parameter, 16 elementsany[]parameter[a, b, c]of numbersconst [x, y] = arra.map(v => v + 1), 16 elementsa.push(v)+a.pop()switchover 5 string literalsswitch, 3 numeric / 2 string casesa[i]/a[i] = von a declaredFloat64Arraytrythat doesn't throwtypeof x === "string"/"undefined"typeof o.a === "string"a[k] = vonnumber[]without a range proof`${s}:${n}`new Point(x, y)/{a, b}s === "hello-world"(typed /any)Math.max(a, b)x++m.set(k, 7)ifa + b,a < bon number parametersStructure of the changes, by kind:
typeoffor"string"/"undefined"/"boolean", everyswitchcase literal, two-argumentMath.max/min(nowllvm.maximum/minimumbehind a plain-double test, helper kept as the slow arm).$genericmodulo per-site ids now forwards to$genericwith nojs_param_type_guardat all; a guard-proven boolean parameter's truthiness is oneTAG_TRUEidentity test; scalar stores skip layout notes and barrier decode.tryentry latches per-subsystem savepoint capture, release builds stop computing shape-parity facts, closure births skip the newborn barrier while no cycle runs,pushtakes the plain-array path before receiver resolution.Validation
Run against a build of the base commit on the same host (Apple M1 Max, LLVM 22.1.4).
sumLoop183 → 185,defaultParam51 → 53,mathSqrt6 → 7); the emitted checks are unchanged in count, and the difference is LLVM's block layout at the entry.cargo test --release -p perry-codegen -p perry-hir -p perry-transform --lib1,563 + 416 + 137 passed, 0 failed.RUST_TEST_THREADS=1 cargo test -p perry-runtime --lib(debug, CI's shape) 3,970 passed, 0 failed.test_gap_run on a quiet host, gated ontest-parity/gap_snapshot.json.PERRY_GC_SCHEDULE_SEED=37 PERRY_GC_SCHEDULE_RATE=0.2 PERRY_GC_SCHEDULE_ALLOC_KB=0 PERRY_GC_PROTECT_FROMSPACE=1 PERRY_GC_VERIFY_EVACUATION=1) with 2–424,018 copying minors each.maintree produces with a base-commit compiler, neither moving-minor reachable. A regex in one new fixture had added a third; the fixture no longer uses one.run_lint_gates.sh76 of 77 pass; the failure (ci_public_baseline_check, benchmark-evidence freshness) fails identically on unmodifiedmain.RUSTFLAGS=-D warnings cargo check -p perry --binspasses. It caught two constants this branch left unused when their features are off; they are now gated like the modules that read them.Not done here
new C()still spends most of its 758 instructions re-validating immutable descriptor facts per allocation. A fast path must replicate black-birth flags, alloc sampling, the free-list latch and start-bitmap recording exactly, which needs its own soundness argument.number[]. That changes which values get specialized.tryentry stops at 182, not the ~60 the audit projected. The rest is the frame, three genuinely nonzero depths, and one out-of-line shadow-stack read..lengththrough ananyreceiver (1,250) uses a different inline cache than the declared-receiver path.benchmarks/generic-overheadrecords a trial that shrank the caller and cost 54% CPU, so it needs its own measurement.Summary by CodeRabbit
Performance
Bug Fixes
Math.min/Math.max.Tests