fix(harness): a quoted LLVM label must start a new basic block (#9494) - #9510
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`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.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe compiler output analyzers now recognize quoted LLVM labels and function names containing ChangesQuoted LLVM label parsing
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR corrects quoted LLVM block attribution, but function-aware parsing can still misidentify quoted names containing '@', potentially assigning analysis results to the wrong function; the affected behavior is limited to the development harness and is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@scripts/compiler_output_harness/analyzers.py`:
- Line 81: Update the define matching in extract_blocks_with_functions to parse
the function sigil grammar-aware, ensuring quoted identifiers such as @"a@foo("
are captured as the complete function name rather than allowing .*@ to consume
an inner @; add a regression test covering this identifier shape and verify
named_hot_regions selects the correct region.
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3049 - 3061: Adds coverage for quoted-label handling through the function-aware
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| label_re = re.compile(r"^([A-Za-z0-9_.$-]+):(?:\s|$)") | ||
| define_re = re.compile(r"^define\b.*@([A-Za-z0-9_.$-]+)\(") | ||
| label_re = re.compile(_LABEL_PATTERN) | ||
| define_re = re.compile(r"^define\b.*@(?:\"([^\"]+)\"|([A-Za-z0-9_.$-]+))\(") |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Please address both gaps in the function-aware parsing path. The greedy .*@ match can consume an @ inside a quoted LLVM function name such as @\"a@foo(\", causing current_function to be recorded incorrectly and potentially misattributing named regions; use a grammar-aware function-name parse. Also add a regression case through extract_blocks_with_functions that verifies a quoted label such as fn$spec_i32.exit becomes a separate block under main, since the current quoted-label tests exercise extract_blocks only.
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In `@scripts/compiler_output_harness/analyzers.py` at line 81, Update the define
matching in extract_blocks_with_functions to parse the function sigil
grammar-aware, ensuring quoted identifiers such as @"a@foo(" are captured as the
complete function name rather than allowing .*@ to consume an inner @; add a
regression test covering this identifier shape and verify named_hot_regions
selects the correct region.
Apply the same fix in `@tests/test_compiler_output_regression.py` around lines
3049 - 3061: Adds coverage for quoted-label handling through the function-aware
parser.
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Closes #9494.
The failure
native-region-prooffailspacked_f64_loop_versioningon correct codegen:The named block contains no calls at all — it is a clean scalar epilogue:
The
js_array_allocbelongs to the next block — it buildsconsole.log's argument array:Root cause
extract_blocksmatched labels with^([A-Za-z0-9_.$-]+):(?:\s|$).LLVM quotes any identifier outside its bare-name set. #9337's specialization puts a
$in function names, so the label is emitted quoted:That line starts with
", so it never matched — no new block began, and the quoted block's body was appended to the previous label. The mis-attribution can only ever move calls into the preceding block, which is exactly the false-positive shape seen here.This is a harness defect. Perry's generated code is correct and the loop is as optimized as the proof intends.
Fix
Accept optionally-quoted labels in
extract_blocks/extract_blocks_with_functions, and quoteddefinenames.Verification — against the exact IR CI analyzed
Artifact from the failing run (
33598905771), not a local rebuild:{"for.packed_f64_fast.body.54.i.epil": ["js_array_alloc"]}{}Two quoted labels recovered; hot-loop count is unchanged at 29, so the fix does not hide loops — it ends the block where LLVM ends it.
Swept every workload in that artifact.
packed_f64_loop_versioningis the only verdict that moves.h1_buffer_alias_negativeandimage_convolutionkeep their (allowlisted) hot-loop calls unchanged, so no previously-masked failure is exposed.The test can fail
QuotedLlvmLabelBlockBoundaryTestsis sabotage-checked — reverting the pattern fails 2 of its 3 cases:It runs in the existing required
python3 -m unittest tests.test_compiler_output_regressionstep (80 tests pass).Summary by CodeRabbit
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