perf(regex): cache compiled programs and speed up test/replace - #10193
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runtime adds bounded RegExp program caching, witness-based reuse, canonical builtin fast paths, GC integration, diagnostics, behavior tests, and benchmark evidence. Benchmark tools now validate inputs and support paired control runs. ChangesRegExp performance path
Priority: ⬆️ High Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Severity of issue fixed: High Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant RegExpConstructor
participant PerexCache
participant ProgramBinding
participant RegexSearch
RegExpConstructor->>PerexCache: get_or_compile(source, flags)
PerexCache-->>RegExpConstructor: cached program
RegExpConstructor->>ProgramBinding: bind program with witness
ProgramBinding-->>RegExpConstructor: bound program
RegExpConstructor->>RegexSearch: execute with optional reuse position
RegexSearch-->>RegExpConstructor: match and updated position
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR has not demonstrated its full OpenCode startup objective, violates its strict no-regression requirement, and retains a replacement-path execution risk. These should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 1 inconclusive)
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Updated measurements against main Draft performance hold: the 100-round CSV concatenation control is 2.78% slower (95% block-bootstrap interval +1.56% to +3.58%). The earlier JSON regression does not reproduce against this updated main/build pair. The strict no-regression criterion remains unmet. Real OpenCode v1.18.30 dependencies: emoji-regex 10.6.0 (14,116 characters), string-width 7.2.0, strip-ansi 7.1.2, get-east-asian-width 1.6.0. Perry reports 10 modules. Twelve balanced before/after/Bun rounds on CPU 15,
Construction improves 133×, plain stripAnsi 21×, and stringWidth 106×. The issue's constructor, ASCII-test and plain-strip targets pass. The loaded rocket test remains 2.167 µs at 200,000 calls (main 3.258, Bun 0.061); actual ANSI matches remain above 1 µs. Full OpenCode startup was not rebuilt/timed. All 12 existing benchmark outputs match Node 26.5.1; regex replacement improves 15.33%. Longer controls measure JSON parse -1.05%, JSON stringify +0.30%, split/join +0.70%, and CSV concatenation +2.78%. Only the concatenation interval stays above zero. Raw A/A controls and samples are retained; this is not a regression-free verdict. Verification: 103 regex tests and three cursor-position tests pass. Full runtime: 3,746 passes, four ignored and one native-stack failure reproduced on freshly built main. Regex parity: 25/25, no differences/crashes/compile failures/skips. RegExp/Annex B Test262: 1,786 passes, the identical 129 baseline runtime failures, zero differences/compile failures, seven skips. Formatting, size, registration, GC-root inventory and Node-version checks pass. Quick pre-tag checks fail only on public benchmark artifact freshness, also reproduced on main. |
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These overlap semantically with #10183 ("bind a RegExp's program and subject in constant work across calls"), not just textually. A rebase onto current |
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crates/perry-runtime/src/regex/perex_replace.rs (1)
77-77: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not bind the builtin program when
execis overridden.When no witness exists,
Reuse::newvalidates the full program throughProgram::from_wordsand charges the sharedBudget.dispatch::executedoes not use this binding for a non-canonical RegExp. It charges and then performs the observableexeclookup. The unused validation therefore reduces the budget available to later replacement work. With the currentusize::MAXbudget and 32 MiB program limit, this setup alone cannot exhaust the initial budget.Create
Reuseonly when the same canonical builtin check used bydispatch::executesucceeds. Keep the dispatch lookup unchanged for non-canonical receivers.Proposed fix
- let reuse = api::Reuse::new(&scope, &receiver, input, &bound, &mut budget); + let reuse = crate::object::regex_canonical::exec(receiver.get_nanbox_f64()) + .then(|| api::Reuse::new(&scope, &receiver, input, &bound, &mut budget));- Some(&reuse), + reuse.as_ref(),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@benchmarks/regexp-construction/measure.py`:
- Line 34: Update the runs configuration around the runs argument and active
benchmark scheduling so the default count is divisible by the normal schedule
length, and ensure paired-controls counts are likewise either complete or
explicitly rejected when not divisible by four. Preserve user-specified valid
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/regex/perex_replace.rs`:
- Line 77: Update the `Reuse::new` creation in the replacement flow to occur
only when the receiver passes the same canonical builtin check used by
`dispatch::execute`; otherwise leave reuse absent. Preserve the existing
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Resolve the GC census from main, retaining only the regex diagnostic entry removal and PASS1_MARKED census audit/fingerprint update.
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The construction/reused-test/plain-strip targets hold in this smoke run. The earlier CSV benchmark control was not rerun in this scoped refresh. GitHub reports MERGEABLE at the new head. Draft state is unchanged; the coordinator can make the review-state decision. |
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- Line 100: Update the startup objective validation to rebuild the full OpenCode
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Measure full OpenCode startup before accepting the startup objective.
The report states that no full OpenCode binary was rebuilt or timed. The dependency probe cannot establish the issue requirement for OpenCode --help CPU cost or the under-one-second startup expectation. Rebuild and measure the full target workload before marking this objective complete.
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In `@benchmarks/regexp-construction/current-results.md` at line 100, Update the
startup objective validation to rebuild the full OpenCode binary and measure its
complete --help startup workload, rather than relying on the dependency probe;
only mark the objective complete when the measured CPU cost satisfies the
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| JSON stringify and split/join do not show a resolved slowdown beyond these | ||
| controls. CSV concatenation retains **+2.78%**, with the interval above zero. | ||
| The strict no-regression requirement is **not met**, so the PR stays in draft. |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Resolve the confirmed CSV regression before promotion.
string_concat_csv regresses by 2.78%, and its 95% interval is +1.56% to +3.58%. This fails the stated strict no-regression requirement. Keep the PR out of the release path until the regression is removed or the requirement is explicitly changed.
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Squashed net change of PR #10193 (head 15e2a76, based on 9fda98d): share compiled Perex programs across constructions via a bounded LRU keyed by source identity and canonical flags, guard canonical builtin test/replace dispatch, and assemble empty replacements from match spans. Fixes #10179. Merge-train resolution: scripts/gc_runtime_root_holders.json merged structurally with #10066's PASS1_MARKED audit note (both notes kept, source pins recomputed from the merged tree) and #10193's REGEX_DIAG removal.
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Summary
Repeated emoji-regex construction now shares a compiled Perex program. Against main
64f5249ac0, the real OpenCode dependency probe measures 608.531 → 4.567 µs construction, 2.266 → 0.882 µs reused ASCII test, 12.668 → 0.593 µs plain stripAnsi, and 41.813 → 0.394 ms stringWidth. Both native builds use matching release compiler/runtime/stdlib archives and--no-auto-optimize.Draft performance hold: the 100-round CSV concatenation control remains 2.78% slower (95% block-bootstrap interval +1.56% to +3.58%). The earlier JSON regression does not reproduce against this updated main/build pair. Loaded rocket tests measure 2.17 µs and actual ANSI matches 4.75 µs. Full OpenCode startup has not been rebuilt/timed.
Changes
lastIndex, eager syntax errors and source immutability.lastIndexcoercion overhead, and assemble empty replacement output from match spans.Related issue
Fixes #10179
Test plan
All builds, tests and measurements ran on the Linux host through
./remote.sh; none ran on the Mac.Attribution, exact commands, samples and limitations are in the benchmark report. The before/after table is also posted in the PR comment.
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compile()behavior, capture handling, and replacement semantics.Performance
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