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The 100,000-element negative-number sort from scriptc #289 drops from 90.97 ms to 0.612 ms, versus Node 1.680 ms on the same M1 Max. The changes optimize ordinary runtime/compiler operations and arbitrary comparators; there is no comparator-body recognition or extracted-key substitution.

The full 25-case run uses nine randomized interleaved fresh-process samples per engine, with matching compiler/runtime pairs, identical build flags, GC enabled, and complete output validation. Perry leads 24/25 cases. Random objects remain 24.03 ms versus Node 21.62 ms (11% slower); duplicate objects have a 13% margin. Other workloads were active on this shared host, so close margins need confirmation on an idle machine. Method, full table, raw samples, build hashes, and source hashes are committed. A separate 15-sample interleaved comparison against the previous candidate records modest gains from removing full-cache loads and confirms that random objects remain slower; those raw samples are included too.

Implementation

  • Stable natural-run sorting over integer indices into rooted values, with binary insertion, balanced merges, and galloping. Dense write-back consumes the permutation directly; layouts and remembered edges are rebuilt after callback-free copies. Small workspaces use the stack; large ones use GC-owned Uint32Array backing storage and remain reclaimable on JS throws.
  • Fixed native root cells avoid repeated TLS handle lookups while remaining writable by moving GC. The comparator and receiver are also rooted before collection/length getters. A new regression reproduces wrong ordering before this fix and asserts actual relocation of both afterward.
  • Shared numeric-tag guards, primitive-string comparisons, short ASCII word comparisons with UTF-16 fallback, and direct closure dispatch reduce callback overhead beyond sorting.
  • Generic property reads use a compact atomic ShapeId/slot MRU, preserving live receiver-kind and descriptor guards plus the existing polymorphic/prototype/proxy/overflow paths. The full cache pointer is loaded only after the compact hit fails. This costs eight additional bytes per inline property-read site. Cache-miss and root-marking calls receive code-layout hints without changing their memory or GC effects.
  • Comparator results use abstract ToNumber, including errors for BigInt/Symbol results and BigInt-producing coercion hooks. Strict write/delete behavior and current roots are preserved when callbacks change the receiver or setters allocate.

Validation

  • 1,465 compiler and 3,537 runtime unit tests pass, serialized; five ignored.
  • Four compiled regressions match Node normally and with seeded copying GC, protected from-space, and evacuation verification: adaptive sort semantics, primitive-string ordering, numeric tags, and property-cache invalidation/overflow.
  • Actual-movement witnesses cover comparison callbacks, native root cells through shadow-buffer growth, and collection getters. TypeScript coverage includes stable object identity, mixed values, holes/undefined, array-like receivers, toSorted, coercion, mutation, reentrancy, allocating setters, exceptions, and recovery.
  • Every sample in all 25 benchmark cases validates full output and stable object order against Node. The original issue is a checked-in fixture and runs by default.
  • Address-classification, GC store inventory, runtime root-holder/poll-reach, raw-handle debt, file-size, formatting, and whitespace checks pass. The shape-descriptor census follows both exported cache entries and tests sabotage of the zero-ShapeId/identity proofs. Source audits complement rather than replace runtime movement witnesses. The actual-movement sort and native-root witnesses also passed Linux CI.

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The new head's CI is in progress. The previous head's CI was red. Triage of the preceding run (34578973610):

  • Its shape-census failure came from the moved read-cache implementation and the replacement of the old pcid != 0 guard. This follow-up updates the checker to verify the new publication/guard proof and adds sabotage coverage; the full census passes locally.

  • Public benchmark freshness also fails on the pristine baseline. This PR changes none of that gate's SOURCE_PATHS or HARNESS_PATHS; no hashes were rewritten to waive it.

  • Local baseline/candidate comparisons reproduce the existing failures for disposablestack_2875, crypto_scrypt_options, 9616_readable_to_web_fs, promisify_pipeline_custom_6692, webcrypto_async_threadpool, 2899_2779_2777_static_helpers, iterator_prototype_next_patch, perfhooks_3088_3008_3010_3011, and prop_plan_cache_invalidation.

  • The Linux stack_top_respects_custom_thread_stack_sizes assertion is in unchanged code and still needs Linux-specific verification; local macOS tests do not establish Linux parity.

No version bump; the changelog is keyed to this PR.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Improved Array.prototype.sort and toSorted performance for numbers, strings, and objects.
    • Added adaptive sorting for sorted, reversed, duplicate-heavy, and nearly sorted data.
    • Optimized primitive string comparisons while preserving UTF-16 ordering.
    • Improved generic property reads across varied object shapes, prototypes, descriptors, and proxies.
    • Preserved stable ordering for equal elements and support for sparse and array-like collections.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved handling of inconsistent or coercing comparators without losing elements.
    • Strengthened behavior during garbage collection, reentrant comparators, exceptions, and array mutations.
  • Tests

    • Added comprehensive coverage for sorting, property caching, string comparisons, stability, comparator behavior, and edge cases.

Use natural runs, stable binary insertion, balanced merges and galloping
blocks over indices. Publish values and rebuild GC metadata once after
callbacks finish. Keep workspaces GC-owned across JS exceptions.

Add stability, inconsistent-comparator, copying-GC and compiled semantic
coverage, plus a reproducible 24-case benchmark with measured results.
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The comparator sort engine now orders index permutations with a stable natural merge sort, applies them by cycles, and avoids scratch rooted arrays. Compiler and runtime paths add numeric, string, property-cache, GC-rooting, and benchmark validation changes.

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Adaptive array sort

Layer / File(s) Summary
Stable index sort and runtime integration
crates/perry-runtime/src/array/sort.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/array/sort_indices.rs
Sorts stable index permutations, applies them by cycles, rebuilds layout once, and publishes values through dense or specification-compliant paths.
Comparator rooting and GC validation
crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/*, crates/perry-runtime/src/closure/dispatch/direct.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/array/generic_object.rs
Roots receivers and comparators across callbacks and collections. Adds stack-root handling and relocation tests.
Sort semantics and array layout
crates/perry-runtime/src/array/header*.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/array/sort.rs, test-files/test_gap_array_adaptive_sort.ts
Updates layout rebuilding, getter-only writes, deletion errors, object receivers, comparator coercion, sparse arrays, reentrancy, and exception behavior.
Numeric and string comparison paths
crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/*, crates/perry-runtime/src/string/*, crates/perry-runtime/src/builtins/arithmetic.rs
Adds signed numeric guards, primitive-string ordering, short ASCII comparison, and helper metadata for GC analysis.
Packed property cache integration
crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/property_get/*, crates/perry-runtime/src/object/field_get_set/*, test-files/test_gap_dynamic_property_cache_guards.ts
Adds atomic compact ShapeId and slot caching with packed miss handling and target-specific guard tests.
Benchmark harness and recorded validation
benchmarks/array-sort/*, changelog.d/10044-adaptive-array-sort.md, scripts/*
Adds matrix and Issue 289 benchmarks, fresh-process sampling, canonical output checks, measurement metadata, documentation, and changelog updates.

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@proggeramlug proggeramlug changed the title perf(array): use a generic adaptive sort over rooted indices perf: accelerate generic comparator sorting and dynamic operations Sep 11, 2026

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Remove the unreachable zero-length was_all_pointer branch.

The all-pointer case returns through layout_init_all_pointer_slots before this block. Every other zero-length case enters layout_rebuild_from_slots(..., 0), which removes the per-object mask before set_array_raw_f64_layout_flag runs. No stale mask remains, but the was_all_pointer branch at line 242 can never execute.

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if args.cases != "all":
sources = {args.cases: sources[args.cases]}
for source in sources.values():
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Do not copy a benchmark source onto itself.

If --output is benchmarks/array-sort or . from that directory, source equals the copied source file. shutil.copyfile then raises SameFileError before compilation. Skip the copy when both resolved paths are equal.

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-    shutil.copyfile(Path(__file__).with_name(source.name), source)
+    template = Path(__file__).with_name(source.name)
+    if template.resolve() != source.resolve():
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// Canonicalization already validates every slot. Avoid a separate full
// validation pass. A failing mixed payload may have had numeric boxes in
// its prefix canonicalized, which preserves their JS values; it must
// still lose both numeric-layout claims (including on a hole).
if !rebuild_array_numeric_raw_f64(arr) {

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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

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Preserve GC_ARRAY_RAW_F64_HOLES for holey numeric arrays. rebuild_array_numeric_raw_f64 returns false for TAG_HOLE without clearing the holes flag. refresh_array_numeric_layout_resolved then calls clear_array_numeric_layout for every false result, so rebuild_array_layout removes a valid O(1) invariant after bulk mutations. Distinguish holes from non-numeric payloads before clearing both flags.

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Landed with preserved authorship via merge train #10047 (main f6c6879; exact validated tree 48d71715f50fce6d4ec1c64b6ba5388778889aaf).

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