codegen: affine window hoist + accumulator array axis — matmul 2× faster than node; fixes a live OOB read in the #9294 mixed-array guard - #9337
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…ster than node; fixes a live OOB read in the PerryTS#9294 mixed-array guard 16_matrix_multiply: 100ms -> 16ms against node's 32ms on an idle Mac mini -- 2x FASTER than node, from 3.03x slower at campaign start. Checksums identical under normal and forced-evacuation runs. With this the last benchmark in the suite crosses parity. Three changes, in the order the evidence forced them: 1. WINDOW HOIST. An affine index tree LINEAR in the counter takes its extremes at the interval's endpoints, so the entry guard evaluates each recorded tree at `start` and `bound - 1` (i64, wrap-free by the PerryTS#9318 magnitude bound) and unsigned-compares both against the live length -- two compares per tree per loop entry, any coefficient sign. Reads under a proven window drop the range clamp and the per-read bounds check: a bare trunc + raw load. Non-linear trees (`k * k`) keep per-read checks. Measured honestly: THIS ALONE MOVED NOTHING (71ms -> 71ms). The checks were not the bottleneck; the IR named the real one -- 25 shadow.root.barrier pairs from `sum` written per k-iteration through a BOXED shadow-slot store, because the accumulator walk's single-array restriction declined a `sum` spanning two arrays. 2. ACCUMULATOR ARRAY AXIS. `collect_numeric_accumulators` now takes the guarded array SET: every array in it is validated by the same AND-reduced entry guard, so a read of any of them inside the clone is a Number by the same argument that held for one. Affine reads qualify as numeric leaves through `affine_leaf_admissible` -- ONE predicate shared by the matcher, the read lowering, and the accumulator walk, so the three cannot drift (PerryTS#9259's cascade rule). With `sum` unboxed and the loads bare, LLVM strength-reduces and pipelines the k-loop: 71 -> 18ms. 3. LIVE GUARD HOLE CLOSED. PerryTS#9294's affine guard arm took its receiver-only `continue` for arrays with BOTH counter-offset and affine accesses, skipping the windowed guard while the counter fact still said `window_validated: true`. PROVEN LIVE against a main-built compiler: the mixed fixture `s = s*1.0 + a[k+1] + a[i*size+k]` prints s:127 on main where node prints NaN -- `a[k+1]` at the boundary reads one raw slot past the window. Mixed arrays now fall through to the windowed guard, with the affine endpoint proof appended to either path; the fixture is pinned to node's NaN under both collector modes. The PerryTS#9294 admission test's detector also moves from the per-read `packed_f64_affine.index_fits` block name (legitimately gone under a proven window) to the receiver-only guard symbol. Gates: 17 regression tests across 5 suites green (incl. the new mixed-shape test); perry-codegen lib 1379/0; perry-runtime lib 2904/0 single-threaded; rustfmt clean; matmul checksum identical under PERRY_GC_FORCE_EVACUATE. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Pcq6j6y57TdKSR2Zx2D187
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds loop-entry validation for linear affine index windows, propagates validated-window facts to packed reads, expands accumulator admission to multiple guarded arrays, routes mixed accesses through windowed guards, and adds regression coverage. ChangesAffine window and accumulator integration
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participant PackedF64RangeLoop
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PackedF64RangeLoop->>RangeGuards: Record affine index trees
RangeGuards->>RangeGuards: Check start and bound - 1 against live length
RangeGuards-->>LoopFacts: Return affine_window_proven
LoopFacts-->>IndexGet: Set window_validated
IndexGet->>IndexGet: Emit unchecked packed-loop load
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| pub(crate) use foreign_counter::{affine_index_fits_i64, packed_f64_loop_index_parts}; | ||
| pub(crate) use foreign_counter::{ | ||
| affine_counter_occurrences, affine_index_fits_i64, emit_affine_index_i64_with, |
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Restore the emit_affine_index_i64 re-export.
Line 792 calls emit_affine_index_i64, but this changed import list does not bring that function into scope. The crate will fail to compile.
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pub(crate) use foreign_counter::{
- affine_counter_occurrences, affine_index_fits_i64, emit_affine_index_i64_with,
+ affine_counter_occurrences, affine_index_fits_i64, emit_affine_index_i64,
+ emit_affine_index_i64_with,
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In `@crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/index_get.rs` at line 46, Restore the
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#9510) * fix(harness): a quoted LLVM label must start a new basic block (#9494) `native-region-proof` failed `packed_f64_loop_versioning` with hot_loops_no_runtime_calls: {"for.packed_f64_fast.body.54.i.epil": ["js_array_alloc"]} on correct codegen. The named block contains no calls at all -- it is a clean scalar epilogue (shl/add/inttoptr/load/fadd/icmp/br). The `js_array_alloc` belongs to the NEXT block, which builds console.log's argument array. The block splitter matched labels with ^([A-Za-z0-9_.$-]+):(?:\s|$) LLVM quotes any identifier outside its bare-name set, and #9337's specialized functions put a `$` in the name, so the following label is emitted as "perry_fn_..._dynamicRhsPackedStore$spec_i32.exit": That line starts with `"`, so it never matched, no new block began, and the quoted block's body was appended to the preceding label -- moving main's `js_array_alloc` inside an unrolled hot-loop epilogue. Accept optionally-quoted labels (and quoted `define` names). Verified against the exact IR CI analyzed (run 33598905771): 510 -> 512 blocks, hot-loop count unchanged at 29, and the subject's hot-loop runtime calls go from {"...epil": ["js_array_alloc"]} to {}. Swept every workload in that artifact: `packed_f64_loop_versioning` is the only verdict that moves; `h1_buffer_alias_negative` and `image_convolution` are unchanged, so no masked failure is exposed. The regression test is sabotage-checked: reverting the pattern fails 2 of its 3 cases. * changelog: quoted LLVM label block boundary (#9510) --------- Co-authored-by: Ralph Küpper <ralph@skelpo.com>
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16_matrix_multiply: 100 ms → 16 ms against node's 32 (idle Mac mini, flat spreads, identical checksums) — 2× faster than node, from 3.03× slower at campaign start. The last benchmark in the suite crosses parity.Contains a live soundness fix — review that part first
#9294's affine guard arm takes its receiver-only
continuefor arrays with both counter-offset and affine accesses, skipping the windowed guard while the counter fact still sayswindow_validated: true. Proven live against a main-built compiler:a[k+1]at the last iteration reads one raw slot past the loop's window, unchecked. Mixed arrays now fall through to the windowed guard (the affine endpoint proof is appended to either path), and the fixture is pinned to node'sNaNunder both collector modes.The two performance mechanisms
Window hoist. A tree linear in the counter takes its extremes at the endpoints, so the entry guard evaluates each recorded affine tree at
startandbound − 1— wrap-free by #9318's magnitude bound — and unsigned-compares both against the live length. Two compares per tree, once per loop entry, any coefficient sign. Reads under a proven window become a baretrunc + raw load. Non-linear trees keep their per-read checks.Measured honestly: this alone moved nothing (71 → 71 ms). The IR named the actual bottleneck: 25
shadow.root.barrierpairs —sumwritten every k-iteration through a boxed shadow-slot store, because the accumulator walk's single-array restriction declined asumspanning two arrays.Accumulator array axis.
collect_numeric_accumulatorsnow takes the guarded array set — every member is validated by the same AND-reduced entry guard, so a read of any of them inside the clone is a Number by the same argument that held for one. Affine reads qualify as numeric leaves throughaffine_leaf_admissible, one predicate shared by the matcher, the read lowering, and the accumulator walk (the #9259 drift rule, applied a third time). Withsumunboxed and the loads bare: 71 → 18 ms.Gates
17 regression tests across 5 suites (including the new mixed-shape test and the #9318 overflow tripwire);
perry-codegenlib 1379/0;perry-runtimelib 2904/0 single-threaded; rustfmt clean; matmul checksum identical underPERRY_GC_FORCE_EVACUATE. The #9294 admission detector moves from theindex_fitsblock name (legitimately gone under a proven window) to the receiver-only guard symbol.https://claude.ai/code/session_01Pcq6j6y57TdKSR2Zx2D187
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undefined/NaNbehavior instead of allowing out-of-window reads.