fix(runtime): #9192 — an array with a non-array [[Prototype]] inherited nothing (47 divergences from node → 19) - #9219
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughArrays with explicitly changed prototypes now resolve indexed, named, symbol-keyed, ChangesArray custom prototype resolution
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes array prototype resolution across indexed, named, symbol, reflective, and method operations. At the current head, some custom prototype cases can still return incorrect values, bypass shadowing properties, dispatch the wrong method, or lose prototype behavior after garbage-collector relocation. These are bounded runtime correctness risks that require fixes or explicit owner acceptance before merge. Suggested reviewers: Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ArrayReceiver
participant ArrayPrototypeResolver
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ArrayReceiver->>ArrayPrototypeResolver: resolve recorded prototype
ArrayPrototypeResolver->>CustomPrototype: perform indexed or named lookup
CustomPrototype-->>ArrayPrototypeResolver: return inherited property
ArrayPrototypeResolver-->>ArrayReceiver: return value
ArrayReceiver->>MethodDispatcher: dispatch method
MethodDispatcher->>CustomPrototype: resolve callable method
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MethodDispatcher->>ArrayReceiver: invoke with array receiver
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/field_get_set/get_field_by_name_tail.rs`:
- Around line 898-911: The __proto__ branch must honor own properties and
properties on the recorded prototype before returning the internal prototype.
Update the lookup flow around object_static_prototype and
js_object_get_prototype_of to perform ordinary property resolution first, and
call js_object_get_prototype_of only when the inherited
Object.prototype.__proto__ accessor is the property that wins.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/native_call_method/handle_methods.rs`:
- Around line 240-247: Update the dispatch flow around
dispatch_handle_proto_method so a resolved non-callable prototype property is
preserved and does not fall through to the built-in method arm; distinguish it
from a genuinely missing property, while retaining the resolved value for normal
call validation to produce the required TypeError.
- Around line 240-247: Update dispatch_handle_proto_method to create a
RuntimeHandleScope and root the receiver, key, resolved value, and saved this
across every allocation or user-code call, reloading each from its handle before
reuse. For NaN-boxed values, root them before evacuation-capable operations and
reload them from their handles afterward so custom array method dispatch never
uses stale addresses or restores stale this.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/symbol/get.rs`:
- Around line 282-288: Update receiver_ptr_from_value_bits to accept
GC_TYPE_ARRAY and lazy-array types as prototype-chain owners alongside
GC_TYPE_OBJECT, while keeping resolve_proto_chain_symbol restricted to genuine
object headers.
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| if key_bytes == b"__proto__" { | ||
| // `__proto__` itself lives on `Object.prototype`, so an | ||
| // array whose chain no longer reaches it (an explicit null | ||
| // prototype) has no such property at all. | ||
| if crate::object::prototype_chain::object_static_prototype(obj as usize) | ||
| == Some(crate::value::TAG_NULL) | ||
| { | ||
| return JSValue::undefined(); | ||
| } | ||
| let receiver = crate::value::js_nanbox_pointer(obj as i64); | ||
| let proto = crate::object::object_ops::js_object_get_prototype_of( | ||
| f64::from_bits(receiver.to_bits()), | ||
| ); | ||
| return JSValue::from_bits(proto.to_bits()); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Honor own and inherited "__proto__" properties.
This branch runs before own-property and custom-prototype lookup. Object.defineProperty(arr, "__proto__", { value: 1 }), or the same property on the recorded prototype, must shadow the inherited Object.prototype accessor. The current code always returns the internal prototype instead.
Resolve the ordinary property lookup first. Call js_object_get_prototype_of only when the inherited Object.prototype.__proto__ accessor wins.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/field_get_set/get_field_by_name_tail.rs`
around lines 898 - 911, The __proto__ branch must honor own properties and
properties on the recorded prototype before returning the internal prototype.
Update the lookup flow around object_static_prototype and
js_object_get_prototype_of to perform ordinary property resolution first, and
call js_object_get_prototype_of only when the inherited
Object.prototype.__proto__ accessor is the property that wins.
| if let Some(result) = dispatch_handle_proto_method( | ||
| crate::array::clean_arr_ptr(arr) as usize, | ||
| f64::from_bits(jsval.bits()), | ||
| method_name, | ||
| args_ptr, | ||
| args_len, | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not fall through after a non-callable prototype match.
If a custom prototype defines map: 1, dispatch_handle_proto_method resolves that property but returns None because it is not a closure. The subsequent built-in map arm then runs instead of reporting a non-callable invocation.
Distinguish a missing property from a resolved non-callable property. Preserve the resolved value so the normal call validation can report the required TypeError.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/native_call_method/handle_methods.rs` around
lines 240 - 247, Update the dispatch flow around dispatch_handle_proto_method so
a resolved non-callable prototype property is preserved and does not fall
through to the built-in method arm; distinguish it from a genuinely missing
property, while retaining the resolved value for normal call validation to
produce the required TypeError.
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Root the array receiver during custom method dispatch.
dispatch_handle_proto_method allocates the key and can run user code in resolve_inherited_field, but it retains handle_id, object, the key, the resolved closure, and the saved implicit this as bare values. A moving collection can relocate those values before reuse. This new array path can then resolve with a stale address or restore stale this.
Create a RuntimeHandleScope inside dispatch_handle_proto_method. Root and reload the receiver, key, resolved value, and saved this around every allocating or user-code call.
Based on learnings, root a NaN-boxed value before an operation that can evacuate its object and reload it from its handle before reuse.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/native_call_method/handle_methods.rs` around
lines 240 - 247, Update dispatch_handle_proto_method to create a
RuntimeHandleScope and root the receiver, key, resolved value, and saved this
across every allocation or user-code call, reloading each from its handle before
reuse. For NaN-boxed values, root them before evacuation-capable operations and
reload them from their handles afterward so custom array method dispatch never
uses stale addresses or restores stale this.
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| let (raw, obj_type) = heap_ptr_and_type_from_value_bits(bits)?; | ||
| if obj_type == crate::gc::GC_TYPE_OBJECT { | ||
| Some(raw) | ||
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| None | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Continue symbol lookup through array prototype hops.
receiver_ptr_from_value_bits accepts an array only for the initial receiver. A later GC_TYPE_ARRAY prototype fails this object-only check and terminates the walk. For Object.setPrototypeOf(arr, []), lookup cannot continue from that array to Array.prototype, so inherited symbols such as Symbol.iterator can be missed.
Allow arrays and lazy arrays as chain owners. Keep resolve_proto_chain_symbol restricted to genuine object headers.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/symbol/get.rs` around lines 282 - 288, Update
receiver_ptr_from_value_bits to accept GC_TYPE_ARRAY and lazy-array types as
prototype-chain owners alongside GC_TYPE_OBJECT, while keeping
resolve_proto_chain_symbol restricted to genuine object headers.
…inherited nothing
`Object.setPrototypeOf(arr, {7: "inherited", foo: "bar"})` recorded the
retarget — latching the process-wide array-index deoptimisation for it — and
then declined to consult it. `array_custom_array_prototype`
(array/indexing.rs) accepted a recorded `[[Prototype]]` only when the
prototype was ITSELF a `GC_TYPE_ARRAY`, and the named-property fallback
(`array_prototype_property_value`) hardcoded `Array.prototype`. So a
retargeted array inherited NOTHING from its new prototype while still
inheriting everything from the old one: `a[7]` and `a.foo` were `undefined`,
`7 in a` was `false`, and `typeof a.map` was still `"function"`. Silent wrong
values, no crash. Perry paid the full deoptimisation for a case it did not
implement.
Measured against `node --experimental-strip-types` with a 136-check
differential probe: 47 divergences before, 19 after — and 8 of the 19 are
pre-existing gaps that reproduce identically with an ARRAY prototype (the
shape that "already worked"), so they are not this bug.
What changed, all behind the existing recorded-prototype gate so an array
with the default chain is untouched:
* `array/indexing.rs` — one classification (`ArrayCustomProto::{Null, Array,
Other}`) replaces the array-only probe, and drives `array_spec_get`,
`array_spec_has_index`, `array_oob_prototype_get` (the hot OOB/hole read)
and `array_spec_set`. The `Array` lane is bit-for-bit the old one (test262
copyWithin/coerced-values-start-change-*); `Other` resolves through the
generic object machinery with the array as the receiver, so a prototype
index accessor sees the right `this` and further hops
(`Object.create(Array.prototype)`) are walked; `Null` inherits nothing and
suppresses the implicit `Array.prototype`/`Object.prototype` tail.
* `field_get_set/accessors.rs` — `array_prototype_property_value` consults a
recorded prototype before falling back to `Array.prototype`. This is what
makes `a.foo` resolve AND `typeof a.map` become `"undefined"`, and it also
fixes named properties on an ARRAY prototype, which never worked either.
* `field_get_set/has_property.rs` — `prototype_value_has_property`, the
`[[HasProperty]]` an `ArrayHeader` receiver cannot reach through
`ordinary_has_property`.
* `field_get_set/get_field_by_name_tail.rs` — `arr.__proto__` is the array's
`[[Prototype]]`; `arr.constructor` resolves through a recorded chain
instead of short-circuiting to the global `Array`.
* `native_call_method/handle_methods.rs` — `arr.first()` dispatches through
the recorded chain (the ES5 `MyList.prototype = Object.create(
Array.prototype)` idiom), reusing the Wall-10 handle-prototype walker.
* `symbol/get.rs` — the explicit-prototype symbol walk accepts an array
receiver, so `arr[SYM]` inherits from a retargeted prototype.
Fixture: `test-files/test_gap_9192_array_object_prototype.ts`, byte-compared
against node. It FAILS on unmodified main (14 of its 36 lines diverge,
every group) and passes identically with the fix. The only existing coverage
of array prototype retargeting, `test_gap_typed_arrays.ts:38`, uses an array
as the prototype — the one shape that already worked.
Tests: `cargo test -p perry-runtime --lib` 2852 passed / 0 failed;
gap suite 592/603 with 0 compile failures and 0 crashes (the 11 failures are
5 pre-existing snapshot entries, 5 node-side missing-npm-module failures in
this worktree, and one suite flake that is byte-identical when re-run
standalone).
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01TE3JXAYXtdnKcLu8TCFWR6
…cate; split two files at the cap The raw-pointer branch used a 0x10000 floor where HANDLE_BAND_MAX is 0x100000, so it admitted handle-band values and handed them to a dereference; both new is_valid_obj_ptr guards were unpaired (PerryTS#6279). Splits array/indexing.rs and get_field_by_name_tail.rs, which crossed the 2000-line cap.
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Merged, with a correctness fix pushed onto the branch. 47 → 19 divergences is a big win and the diagnosis is right: an array with a retargeted The defect I fixed is an address-class one, and it's the kind that reads as fine. The new raw-pointer branch was: } else if top16 == 0 && proto_bits > 0x10000 {
proto_bits as usize
Also split two files that this PR pushed over the 2000-line cap: Validation: differential probe against node 26.5.1 — |
…g (from #9432) (#9443) * fix(runtime,codegen): #9410 — an Error subclass has a .stack and an [object Error] tag `class A extends Error {}` produced instances whose `.stack` was `undefined` and whose `Object.prototype.toString` tag was `[object Object]`. The base class was always fine, so only subclasses were affected — and the claude-code bundle has 93 of them and 106 `.stack` reads, which is why `claude doctor` prints ` - at <anonymous>` (120 bytes) under perry where node prints ~10 real frames (14,573 bytes). No error, just a missing trace. One root cause behind both symptoms: an Error subclass instance is deliberately an ordinary GC_TYPE_OBJECT class instance rather than a GC_TYPE_ERROR ErrorHeader (so the subclass's own fields have somewhere to live). `alloc_error` — the only site that fills `ErrorHeader.stack` — is therefore never reached, `Error.prototype` carries no `stack` to inherit, and `js_object_to_string`'s `[object Error]` branch keys on the same GC header byte. The registry that answers "does this class_id extend a builtin Error?" already existed and was already consulted by `instanceof Error`, `util.types.isNativeError`, `Error.prototype.toString`'s subclass arm and prototype-chain resolution. Neither the tag nor the stack asked it. - to_string_tag.rs: tag an `extends_builtin_error` instance "Error", set before the `Symbol.toStringTag` hook so a subclass's own tag still wins (§20.1.3.6 consults the tag property last). - error.rs: `js_error_subclass_capture_stack` installs the own, non-enumerable, configurable `stack` accessor node installs. The FRAME is captured at the construction site; the `name: message` head is formatted on read, because `constructor(m) { super(m); this.name = "X" }` assigns after `super()` returns and node reports the assigned name. `prepareStackTrace` still wins; the setter redefines `stack` as a data property so `err.stack = ""` keeps working. - class_constructors.rs, this_super_call.rs, new.rs: call it from the four sites that already stamped `message`/`name` and stopped there. In the dynamic-`new` replay it moves above the message guard, which returns early for `new X()` with no argument — exactly the instances that would otherwise still have no trace. test-files/test_gap_9410_error_subclass_stack.ts byte-matches node across nine subclass shapes plus controls. Demonstrated failing on a compiler built from unfixed origin/main. * fix(codegen): #9412 — a CommonJS entry keeps Node's ticks-first ordering require("path"); // delete this line and perry matched node const o = []; process.nextTick(() => o.push("nextTick")); Promise.resolve().then(() => o.push("p1")); (async () => { await null; o.push("await"); })(); setTimeout(() => console.log(JSON.stringify(o)), 20); // node: ["nextTick","p1","await"] // perry: ["p1","await","nextTick"] (5/5 deterministic) The deferral itself is right, and measurement says so: node 26 runs the same file as .cjs -> ["nextTick","p1","await"], as .mjs -> ["p1","await","nextTick"]. An ES module evaluates inside its module job's promise chain, so its first tick drain lands after the promise queue — which is what `js_mark_entry_module_esm` (#788) models. It was being applied to the wrong module kind. Entry codegen asked "is this an ES module?" as `imports or exports or top-level await`. A bare `require(` with no top-level `import` classifies the entry as CommonJS, and `cjs_wrap` then rewrites it to ESM — injecting `import { createRequire as __perry_cjs_create_require } from 'node:module'` and `export default _cjs`. Both halves became true for every CommonJS program. The `require("path")` itself contributes no import; it folds to a native-module reference. Every real bundle requires a builtin and every minimal fixture doesn't, so the ordering was right in exactly the programs a test suite contains. - collectors/cjs_scaffolding.rs: `is_cjs_wrapped_module`, keyed on the local name the wrap's synthetic `createRequire` import binds — recognised from the HIR, so a template change degrades to "not wrapped" rather than to a wrong answer, and a user's own `import { createRequire } from 'node:module'` is not mistaken for it (the match is on the alias, not the specifier). - codegen/entry.rs: gate only the `js_mark_entry_module_esm` call on it. The `is_esm_entry` below keeps its meaning for GlobalDeclarationInstantiation — a CommonJS module's top-level functions are not global-object properties either — and that predicate is mirrored in perry-hir's `lower_module_fn`, which runs before the wrap flag is knowable here. - cjs_wrap/preamble_canary_tests.rs: a template canary in the #7139/#7152 family, plus a negative control so the fix cannot drift the other way. test-parity/node-suite/globals/process-next-tick-require-order.ts byte-matches node as a .cts CommonJS copy (the runner's existing retry); test-files/test_gap_9412_entry_tick_order.ts pins the ESM side so the fix cannot become "stop deferring, always". Both demonstrated failing / passing as appropriate on a compiler built from unfixed origin/main. * test: #9411 — cover `#x in o` from a static method, static block and arrow #9411 reports `class A { #x = 1; static has(o) { return #x in o } }` answering `false` for `A.has(new A())`. It does not reproduce on origin/main (367f9aa, x86_64 Linux) in any of ~25 shapes: the exact snippet, .ts/.js/ .mjs/.cjs, a CJS-wrapped entry, `perry compile` / bare `perry` / `perry run`, with and without the on-disk cache, duplicate class names in sibling scopes / blocks / IIFE module wrappers, a cross-module import, `export default`, a namespace, a conditional class expression, private methods/getters/setters, static private fields, subclass instances, a field with no initializer, a field assigned only in the constructor, a static arrow field, a map callback / async / generator static method, and a frozen, sealed or bulk-allocated receiver. See the issue for the full matrix. What the existing fixtures did NOT cover is the shape the issue names — the brand check evaluated from a STATIC method — so this adds it. Both test_private_name_brand_check.ts and test_issue_5893_private_brand_freshness.ts only exercise `#x in o` from an instance method (or a static field's brand from a static method), and neither covers `#method` / accessor brands from a static method, a static block, a subclass instance, or a superclass brand seen through a subclass instance. Byte-matches node 26 today; it is coverage, not a regression test for a fix. The two asymmetries between the brand check and the private-field READ that would produce exactly the reported `false` are noted on the issue: `js_private_brand_check` returns false for `declaring_class_id == 0` where `js_private_guard` is permissive, and a `Some(false)` evaluation-brand verdict short-circuits the per-field marker fallback. * fix(runtime): route error-subclass stack handles through the rooting combinators Each site classified by whether its callee can collect: js_object_set_field_by_name_nonenum and ensure_key_in_keys_array can allocate or run JS, so they use across_*; own_key_present and js_closure_set_capture_bits cannot, so with_const_ptr. Also pairs every is_valid_obj_ptr with is_above_handle_band (#9219). --------- Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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Fixes #9192. Differential vs
node --experimental-strip-types, 136 checks: 47 divergences before, 19 after, 0 regressions.Root cause
Perry has no real exotic-object prototype chain for arrays — an array's chain is implicit and hardcoded as
Array.prototype → Object.prototype.Object.setPrototypeOf(arr, p)does recordpand does latch the process-widePERRY_ARRAY_INDEX_FAST_PATH_INVALIDATED, but nothing then reads the record whenpis not an array. So perry paid the full global deopt for a case it did not implement.The bug is symmetric, and both halves are silent: the array inherits nothing from its new prototype, and keeps inheriting everything from the old one —
typeof a.mapstayed"function"where node says"undefined".The issue named only the first of two hardcodes.
array_custom_array_prototype(indexed lookups) returnedNoneunless the recorded prototype was itselfGC_TYPE_ARRAY. The second isarray_prototype_property_value(field_get_set/accessors.rs), which hardcodesArray.prototypeand is the single fallback for the array arms ofjs_object_get_field_by_name,js_object_has_property, and via themReflect.get/hasand the for-in re-check. That second hardcode is what made the named-property,constructor,in-by-name and "methods should be gone" cases wrong.And it means named properties never resolved even from an array prototype — the shape #9192 calls "the one that already works" only worked for indices.
i2.taggedreturnedundefined. That is now fixed and pinned.What changed
7 files, +377/−38, all behind the existing recorded-prototype gate.
array/indexing.rs— one classification,ArrayCustomProto::{Null, Array, Other}, replaces the array-only probe and drivesarray_spec_get,array_spec_has_index,array_oob_prototype_getandarray_spec_set. TheArraylane is bit-for-bit the old code (test262copyWithin/coerced-values-start-change-*).Otherresolves throughresolve_inherited_field_from_prototypewith the array bound as receiver, so prototype accessors see the rightthisand further hops are walked.Nullinherits nothing and suppresses the implicitArray.prototype/Object.prototypetail. Proxy prototypes deliberately keep their dedicated handling — routing them here too would invoke thehastrap twice, which is observable.field_get_set/accessors.rs—array_prototype_property_valueconsults the recorded prototype before its hardcodedArray.prototype.field_get_set/has_property.rs— newprototype_value_has_property: the[[HasProperty]]anArrayHeaderreceiver cannot reach throughordinary_has_property.get_field_by_name_tail.rs—arr.__proto__is the array's[[Prototype]];arr.constructorresolves through a recorded chain instead of short-circuiting to globalArray.native_call_method/handle_methods.rs—arr.first()dispatches through the recorded chain.symbol/get.rs— the explicit-prototype symbol walk accepts an array receiver (address-only; chain hops still require a realGC_TYPE_OBJECT).Cost for a default-prototype array: one extra
object_static_prototypeprobe (anAcquireload on an empty-registry latch) on the named-property-miss path, plus a byte compare for__proto__. The hot element path is cheaper — a duplicate prototype probe was deleted fromjs_array_get_f64's hole branch, whicharray_oob_prototype_getalready did.The 19 residuals, scoped by control
Controls run each residual with an array prototype as well as an object one, so "pre-existing" is measured rather than asserted.
14 of 19 are pre-existing and not #9192 — they reproduce identically with an array prototype, and are filed separately:
arr[i] = vnever observes an inherited index accessor: the strict store's fast lanes bypassarray_spec_setentirely.Array.prototype.{join,indexOf,map,forEach}.call(arr)does not fill holes through any custom prototype.5 are #9192-family and remain, both "perry does more" rather than wrong values:
Symbol.iteratoris still present on a retargeted array (symbol inheritance is fixed; suppressing the built-in iterator whenArray.prototypeleaves the chain is not), andfor…inomits the prototype's own index key — which control C3b traces to key ordering on the prototype object, not to arrays.The fixture can fail
test-files/test_gap_9192_array_object_prototype.ts. Built the compiler from the pristine-main tree and compiled the fixture with it: 14 of its 36 output lines diverge from node — e.g.A elem: undefined undefined 3,B inherited: undefined [object Object] undefined false,I array proto: protoSix true undefined 2 function. With the fix it is byte-identical to node, in both the auto-optimize and--no-auto-optimizeconfigurations.Tests
cargo test --release -p perry-runtime --lib -- --test-threads=1: 2852 passed, 0 failed, 4 ignored.test_gap_typed_arraysandtest_gap_array_proto_grow_hole_read. Of 11 parity_fail: 5 are pre-existinggap_snapshot.jsonentries, 5 are node-sideERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUNDin a fresh worktree with nonode_modules, and 1 is byte-identical to node when re-run standalone (a suite flake under load).rustfmt --checkclean;scripts/check_test_registration.pygreen.On the latch
Untouched, and this fix does not let it stay unlatched — the recorded prototype must still be consulted per read. What changed is that the deopt now buys correct semantics instead of nothing, and the per-array condition is genuinely per-array, so the separate free-bit-13 idea is unaffected and better justified.
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Bug Fixes
Object.setPrototypeOf,__proto__, andReflect.setPrototypeOfnow behave consistently.null, object, array, and restored default prototypes are handled correctly, including array holes and constructor lookup.Tests