Merge train 193: JSON GC pacing, record literals and Proxy Headers (v0.5.1571) - #10277
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A lazily-parsed document's memory is not in the arena: a 13 KB records_array_16k parse puts ~1.1 KB (header + sparse cache + bitmap) in the nursery and ~24 KB of tape in a json_tape_store side allocation. Both arms of the parse-boundary dueness predicate are denominated in arena bytes, so the young generation read 1/24th of what the process held and the loop reached its nursery cap ~24x later than the memory said. Add a third arm keyed on external_side_live_bytes(), with the max(floor, baseline) growth band the old-gen reclaim already uses, based at the reading the last collection left behind.
… the census snapshot The parse-boundary band adds one Cell<usize> byte counter to gc/policy.rs. Record its not_a_gc_pointer verdict, and re-audit + re-pin PASS1_MARKED's non_moving_snapshot window, whose source list hashes gc/policy.rs.
Only a full collection returns arena capacity, and on a lazily-parsed record loop the external side term was what pushed old-reclaim over its band. Draining that term with the new parse-boundary minors removed those fulls: records_array_1m:sparse went from 7 fulls to 1, arena dirty pages 29 -> 55 MB, peak RSS 63.5 -> 73.6 MiB with live external bytes HALVED. Count what a non-full collection released since the last full into the old-reclaim pressure term, so the full cadence is pinned to main's while the band holds the live reading down.
…rweight Ten tests over the new predicates, each with its sabotage recorded and run: dropping the third arm, pricing the band at a bare floor, reverting the old-reclaim term to the live read, and dropping the drain reset each fail exactly the named tests.
new Headers(new Proxy({ 'x-a': '1' }, {})) raised "Headers constructor:
init is not iterable": the record path required a plain heap object, and a
proxy value is a proxy id rather than one, so neither the iterable nor the
record branch applied. Read a proxied init's own string keys and values
through its ownKeys/get traps instead, matching how the spec reads a record
init through the object's internal methods.
js_headers_init_from_value additionally treated any init as a possible
Headers handle before that: a proxy's NaN-box was masked into a registry id
and could alias a live Headers entry, copying the wrong headers. Proxies now
skip that shortcut.
Unblocks OpenCode's request path, where the AI SDK hands the fetch layer a
proxied header record (#10107).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds descriptor-based large record literal materialization, external side-allocation GC pacing, and Proxy-backed ChangesRecord literal materialization
External side-allocation GC pacing
Proxy-backed Headers initialization
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Compiler->>DescriptorRuntime: pass serialized literal descriptor
DescriptorRuntime->>GC: allocate and initialize literal values
GC-->>DescriptorRuntime: preserve objects during collection
DescriptorRuntime-->>Compiler: return materialized value
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The production behavior is unaffected, but GC tests may become order-dependent. Reset the counter before merging or accept the bounded test risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❌ 2❌ Failed checks (2 warnings)
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Restore GC_EXTERNAL_SIDE_DRAINED_SINCE_FULL in GcTestIsolationGuard.
gc_note_external_side_free increments this thread-local counter. The guard cleanup does not reset it, so the drained-byte debt can affect external_side_old_reclaim_pressure_bytes() in later tests on the same thread. Reset the counter in the guard’s test-state cleanup.
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"Headers constructor: init is not iterable" said nothing about what was passed, which made a failing app (OpenCode's request path) impossible to diagnose without a symbol build. The message now carries a short description of the value — string, Proxy, array, Map, Set, object, or a raw tag for non-heap values — computed only on the error path.
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This train combines #10268, #10273 and #10275 as v0.5.1571. Medium JSON parses account for external side-buffer pressure; constant record literals use a bounded descriptor to avoid enormous LLVM functions; Headers accepts Proxy-backed records and identifies rejected initializers in its errors.
All ten source commits preserve authorship. Separate train commits fix seven raw-handle sites, enumerable-property/symbol/order handling for Proxy Headers, integration library selection, numbered changelogs, and holder pins from the merged tree. Both JSON inventory conflicts were reconstructed structurally. The GC documentation now correctly states that cumulative released-byte accounting includes mutator operations and can schedule full collections earlier.
Closes #10173
Full-tree validation on ea4832d, based on main 5400dba:
Final validated head 3d01cf1 also contains #10275’s fresh follow-up b8fbdcc. Only Headers code and its integration test changed from the full-tree run. A separate train repair rereads the existing rooted initializer after iterator callbacks for the new diagnostic. Final-head validation: full lint again 80/83 with the same three baseline failures (its four runtime test warnings are also present in the verified main 192 build log); coherent five-package release build; all 139 standard-library tests; both Headers integration tests (the original 13-case matrix plus exact numeric/boolean rejection diagnostics); all four native/shadow normal/stress Headers witnesses with real movement and both shadow root checks; all three Headers/Proxy gap fixtures. Generated docs restored and final compiler/archive hashes recorded. Literal/compiler/GC production code is identical to the previously measured and validated tree.
The owner approved proceeding with the documented train 193 CPU/RSS tradeoffs below. Both A/B arms use the same five-package release build and verified compiler/archive hashes. Three alternating runtime pairs; six extra JSON roundtrip pairs and three longer construction pairs:
The shorter 1,000-call fresh-literal test also regresses (+147.75% CPU/+54.38% RSS); the longer run confirms the cost. Initial three JSON roundtrip pairs were+10.80% CPU/−17.54% RSS. Other JSON cases range−11.42% to+4.97% CPU, with RSS increases≤0.63%/+0.203 MiB and savings up to 30.79%; the 7,117,930-byte roundtrip saves 22.82% RSS. Generic GC controls range−2.42% to+5.05% CPU with RSS increases≤0.13%/+0.078 MiB. Single cold-control observations include Headers compiler CPU+2.51% and numeric-literal compiler RSS+0.875 MiB. Full-collection traces on side-buffer churn change 19→21 in both repetitions, confirming the broader policy.
All 52 JSON cases have both-arm Node verification (104 checks). Freshness and runtime/control checksums also match Node. The mimic control retains a separately proven baseline prototype mismatch. The 400-record fresh-function baseline exceeded 300seconds; no exact CPU/RSS delta is claimed for that incomplete compile. The bounded 64-record fixture still exercises the descriptor path. Runtime CPU uses process user+system time; shared-host wall time is not used to claim runtime speedups.
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Headersnow accepts Proxy-wrapped record objects and provides clearer invalid-input diagnostics.