perf(codegen,runtime): polymorphic key-add sites are served inline from hashed home ways - #11436
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…ith feedback off Every key-add on a typed-layout receiver (an object literal) retires its layout record through invalidate_representation_change, which took the typed-feedback registry lock, bumped the GC-root lock depth and flushed deferred collection requests on release, only to bump two counters that nothing but the typed-feedback trace reads. With feedback off it now returns first: about 180 instructions per such add (literal key-add fixture 693.9 -> 513.6 instr/op).
…line at their home way A displaced key-add memo is placed at its pre-shape home way in the site block (top 6 bits of sid * 0x9E3779B1; the next free way when an earlier memo holds it), and the emitted hit compares the home and the next way after the primary memo, whatever the number of shapes. On tsc the hot memo of a polymorphic site sits behind transient first-instance shapes (3rd or 15th in arrival order), so no fixed prefix of an in-order list would hold it. The primary add memo is compared before the existing-key ways, and the hot path tests the header word once (refused bits and layout record together), sorting out a layout record in a cold block.
…s into them On tsc eight polymorphic sites keep 21 memos each and serve every hit from a way 2-3 past its home: the home and the next were taken by transient first-instance shapes placed earlier. When the runtime serves a memo from beyond the two ways the emitted hit compares, it now moves the memo into the second of them (or the home), trading places with a memo that is not at its own home. tsc runtime-served key-adds per transpile: 406,464 -> 152,424.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe runtime now places key-add memos in hashed ways and can promote eligible memos into the emitted probe window. Generated store ICs check the primary memo and two ways. Receiver-header checks and typed-feedback invalidation also changed. ChangesPolymorphic key-add stores
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In @changelog.d/11436-keyadd-poly.md:
- Around line 4-5: Update the changelog description of emitted hit probes to
match the two-way probing in ADD_WAY_PROBES: describe checking the home way and
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The changelog gives the wrong number of inline probes.
Lines 4-5 say that the emitted hit compares "that one way" and costs "one extra compare". The emitter compares two ways: the home way and the next way (ADD_WAY_PROBES = 2 in crates/perry-codegen/src/expr/put_value_store_ic.rs). Lines 11-12 of this file also mention "the two ways". The release note therefore contradicts itself and the code.
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In @changelog.d/11436-keyadd-poly.md around lines 4 - 5, Update the changelog
description of emitted hit probes to match the two-way probing in
ADD_WAY_PROBES: describe checking the home way and the next way, and state that
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Follow-up to #11360 (key-add memos). Polymorphic key-add sites are now served inline, and a literal key-add costs less.
invalidate_representation_change. That took the typed-feedback registry lock and flushed deferred GC requests, only to bump counters that the feedback trace alone reads. It now returns first when feedback is off, saving ~180 instructions per add.promote_way). A memo the runtime serves from beyond the two inline ways moves into one of them, swapping only with a memo that is not at its own home. A census had shown 8 tsc sites holding 21 memos each, with every hit 2–3 ways from home.Numbers
Dedicated Linux host, both arms built there,
instructions:u. Outputs match node every round.o.z = v, per addCensus (does the path fire?):
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--test-threads=1) on the rebased head.promote_waydoing nothing.turnloop_p9_worker_agent_net, flakes on both arms (main 3/10, branch 7/10).cargo fmtis clean.run_lint_gates100/102, run on the pre-rebase head, which is code-identical. The only failures are host-only (cargo xwin, public-baseline freshness, which also fails on main).Summary by CodeRabbit