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fix(runtime): instanceof and inherited getters on function objects - #13546
Function objects keep a reset prototype in the closure side table, so instanceof ignored it and fell back to the builtin check; has_recorded_prototype now consults both tables. An inherited getter reached through a function receiver also now runs with that function as this.
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has_recorded_prototype also consults the closure side table, so instanceof sees a function object's reset prototype.
An inherited getter reached through a function receiver runs with that function as this (prototype_chain.rs, closure/dynamic_props.rs).
Regression test: test-files/test_gap_function_receiver_inherited_getter.ts covers plain, bound and arrow functions plus an ordinary object.
Changelog fragment changelog.d/13546-function-receiver-instanceof-getter.md.
Related issue
n/a. Found while compiling the Supabase CLI with Perry.
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The new test-files/ test runs in the gap suite, which compares its output against Node; it passes on this branch.
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- Around line 372-374: Update the field-read path using
accessor_receiver_override_begin so direct Proxy prototypes are dispatched
through proxy_get_from_prototype with the original receiver, consuming the
override before entering Proxy code.
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The runtime now uses the original closure as the receiver when reading inherited properties. instanceof checks use recorded prototypes from object or closure prototype lookups to select the prototype walk.
Inherited property reads through a closure’s prototype chain temporarily use the original closure as the accessor receiver, then restore the previous override. The test covers inherited getters on functions and an object.
Recorded prototypes in instanceof crates/perry-runtime/src/object/prototype_chain.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/object/instanceof.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/object/instanceof/dynamic_dispatch.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/object/instanceof/static_dispatch.rs
A new helper checks both object and closure prototype lookups. Three instanceof paths use it to decide whether to perform a prototype walk.
PerryTS/perry#12986: Adds memoized inherited getter reads and preserves the original getter receiver in runtime tests.
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Functions with a Proxy prototype can invoke a handler accessor with the wrong receiver. Correct that dispatch before merging, and add coverage for the new instanceof behavior.
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Add instanceof assertions for the reset function objects.
The fixture resets plain, bound, and arrow function prototypes but only checks inherited getters. The existing instanceof fixtures cover ordinary instances or modify Function.prototype, not this closure side-table path. Add assertions for the custom prototype chain and for the loss of Function membership after each reset.
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const fn = Object.setPrototypeOf(function () {}, Mid.prototype) as any;
console.log(fn.self === fn, fn.kind);
+console.log("fn instanceof", fn instanceof Mid, fn instanceof Base, fn instanceof Function);
const bound = Object.setPrototypeOf(function () {}.bind(null), Mid.prototype) as any;
console.log(bound.self === bound, bound.kind);
+console.log("bound instanceof", bound instanceof Mid, bound instanceof Base, bound instanceof Function);
const deep = Object.setPrototypeOf(() => 1, Leaf.prototype) as any;
console.log(deep.self === deep, deep.kind);
+console.log("deep instanceof", deep instanceof Leaf, deep instanceof Mid, deep instanceof Base, deep instanceof Function);
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Extend the fixture’s checks for fn, bound, and deep after their prototype resets
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- Around line 372-374: Update the field-read path using
accessor_receiver_override_begin so direct Proxy prototypes are dispatched
through proxy_get_from_prototype with the original receiver, consuming the
override before entering Proxy code.
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- Around line 15-25: Extend the fixture’s checks for fn, bound, and deep after
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Consume the override before entering a Proxy prototype.
If a function’s immediate prototype is a Proxy, the field read enters js_proxy_get with this override still armed. If the Proxy handler defines get as an accessor, handler_trap invokes that accessor with the function as this instead of the handler. This changes previously correct handler behavior. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Dispatch direct Proxy prototypes through proxy_get_from_prototype with the original receiver, consuming the override before entering Proxy code.
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Update the field-read path using accessor_receiver_override_begin so direct
Proxy prototypes are dispatched through proxy_get_from_prototype with the
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Same bug as one fixed on #13477 (ArkType's Callable). Cross-tested: this branch passes our test_gap_callable_class_inherited_getter_receiver and ours passes yours. Your instanceof change is the more general one, so we'll drop our commit from #13477 once this lands.
Function objects keep a reset prototype in the closure side table, so `instanceof` ignored it and fell back to the builtin check; `has_recorded_prototype` now consults both tables. An inherited getter reached through a function receiver also now runs with that function as `this`.
…not an escape
A marker with its callers' values beside it (decision 13, DECISIONS 148):
the call runs on those values, whose contracts carry it to their units
(DECISIONS 143). method_on marked the marker ESCAPE before its beside check,
so each caller reported what it passed and the census broke the passed
class, its method and the method's result layout. It now records a read of
the key's reach (marker_load: a reach marker is its own reach), as for a
parameter's own marker (DECISIONS 144).
Tests: closed and run-method fixtures (red before: 4 rounds, 3 layouts
broken); the round-work pin moves by +4 per round.
An unlimited stack rlimit gave the main thread a bound as wide as the gap to
the next mapping, so the guard sat terabytes down and deep recursion hit
SIGSEGV instead of throwing RangeError. The main-thread bound now falls back
to the kernel default stack size when the rlimit is not a usable size, and the
derivation covers every Linux libc.
…t a descriptor object
A public class field is CreateDataPropertyOrThrow. Its generic route built
a four-key JS descriptor object (four key strings, four named stores) and
handed it to Reflect.defineProperty, which decoded it back. A callable class
instance (ArkType's Callable: a bound function with the class prototype)
declines every shape-owned define arm, so each of its fields paid both:
24k Ir per field. The decoded view already has the record form
(DescView::create_data, used by the receiver tail of [[Set]]): define from it.
…2 build)
The const assert on PerryLayoutKey.off compared against one 64-bit value
(14), so perry-runtime failed to compile for wasm32, where the key is
{ ptr4, u32, u8, u8, u16 } and off sits at byte 10. State the offset and
the key size for LP64 (14/16) and ILP32 (10/12) like the descriptor
constants, and check the emitted %PerryLayoutKey LLVM type against both.
… check
The wasip1 archive carries the opt-in wasm-discard member, which imports
perry_host.discard_pages; the release step checked it with
--allow-perry-net only and so rejected the archive it ships. Pass
--allow-perry-host as test.yml already does.
…eads
GC liveness counters count in every lib-test build; tests that read
process-wide state run in their own process; TestOpsGuard serializes
component host-ops installs; CI full tier runs release lib tests.
…e decls)
The indexed-owner loop region (stmt/indexed_owner_loop.rs) declares one
noalias scope per typed-array owner with
`llvm.experimental.noalias.scope.decl(metadata !{!{!"owner.N", !{!"DOMAIN"}}})`
and tags the region's loads and stores with inline `!alias.scope` /
`!noalias` tuples. The native reader, the default for split modules,
accepted only `llvm.read_register`'s `!{!"NAME"}` operand, so a split
module holding such a region failed construction with "unsupported
metadata operand" and the build refused to link (opencode:
@aws-sdk/core dist-cjs/submodules/protocols/index.js on 0.5.1663). It
also dropped the inline scope attachments on loads and stores without
any error.
The reader now parses any inline metadata tuple of `!"string"` leaves
(LLVM `\XX` escapes decoded) and nested tuples, and builds it through the
uniquing MDNode API, as LLVM's parser does. The line call path and the
typed Call/CallIndirect paths share one argument builder. Inline
`!kind !{...}` attachments on loads and stores are set by kind name;
`!invariant.load` keeps its meaning, and numbered `!N` references to
module metadata stay unattached as before. split_top_level and
rmatch_paren skip quoted strings, because a scope domain embeds the
function name.
Tests: a reader fixture whose print and metadata trees must equal LLVM's
own parse (escaped domain with commas and brackets, read_register
operand included), and the indexed-owner emitter test now builds its live
output through the reader. Both fail without this change with the
production error.
…or on that receiver
A class given as a class object's [[Prototype]] (Object.setPrototypeOf,
Reflect.setPrototypeOf, a __proto__ store) is that class's parent: its
super() runs the given class's constructor on its instance. Per unit the
relink is often a unit of its own, and two holes followed.
The given class's unit kept this of its constructor as its own
instances (DECISIONS 57 extended only classes an extends names). The
relinking unit now reports another unit's class it gives as a parent
(census extends <class>), and its unit publishes the constructor contract
as for an extends. A class of the unit given to a class it does not
construct (another unit's or unknown) escapes to the code running
super().
Each unit claimed super_unrelinked for every class object it held,
stand-ins included, and the driver joins the claims: a unit constructing
another unit's class vouched it unrelinked. Only a class's own unit
claims it now.
…m close (PerryTS#13645)
Two program facts from the builtin-prototype write record (native_writes)
plus array-token rules: array @@iterator unwritten, and
%ArrayIteratorPrototype% chain next/return unwritten. Codegen clears the
census bits and emits nothing for the array arm of IteratorClose. The
other-units boundary store no longer counts as a Function.prototype.bind
write. Sabotage: PERRY_FACTS_SABOTAGE=array-iteration-unwritten.
shape_link_prototype declined every CLASS identity (an instance of a
declared class, a class prototype object), so Object.getPrototypeOf on
one took the generic resolution tail (~500-630 Ir: forwarding, tracked
header read, generator record, collection, buffer and typed-array probes)
for an answer the shape already holds. The identity's word names the
class's prototype holder once it is built, the rule the layout probe's
link_of reads; a recorded prototype still wins, and an unbuilt holder
keeps the lazy resolution.
… callable as receiver
A read on a function whose [[Prototype]] is an ordinary object (a callable
class instance: ArkType's Callable binds a function and sets the class
prototype on it) missed its own bag and ran Reflect.get(proto, key, fn): a
getter search over every hop, then a complete get with the prototype
object as receiver, which takes the class-registry walk. An inherited
method read cost 16.8k Ir (a plain instance of the same chain: 0.6k).
The hop now asks the prototype's layouts in one walk: a data value is the
read (it does not depend on the receiver), and a getter (a compiled class
getter or a getter closure) is called with the function as receiver. What
the layouts decline keeps the complete read. The walk over the recorded
chain moved out of line of closure_get_dynamic_prop_keyed, so the keyed
read's common path does not carry it.
An ordinary object hop's answer is final: a data null on the chain read as
undefined (the walk went on to the function-object fallbacks), and an
absent key could find an expando on %Function.prototype%, which is not on
that chain.
… Function
Per unit, a published method that no unit runs yet (DECISIONS 165) had
its parameter marker's method calls (DECISIONS 144) return ⊤. A computed
store into that result (`const r = moves.slice(); r[i] = v`) was a store
into ⊤: a shared write that writes every key of every builtin prototype,
and the census keeps shared writes forever. From then on every builtin
method was "written", so fill/slice results, Map reads and string methods
read ⊤ in every unit. The parameter stands for no value of another unit,
so a call through it has no result; the call stays recorded, and a unit
that runs the method solves the owner again with the parameter described
or bare.
An element read of ⊤ (index, iteration or callback element) was widened
to any key, which may be `constructor`, so it held the Function
constructor and a later call of the value fired E14 (DECISIONS 235
refinement). A number never names `constructor`: it reads ⊤ only.
Chess witness per unit: tui/src/main.ts 477 -> 510 of 667 (whole 526),
tests/run.ts 594 -> 643 of 821 (whole 688); no E14.
A function's arguments object (ECMA-262 10.4.4) was the rest parameter's
Arr template, so its length read as a Number whatever code stored or
defined there, and its chain was Array.prototype. It now has its own
template kind, TmplKind::Args: an ordinary object whose prototype is
Object.prototype, with own data length (the count, until a store or
defineProperty gives it another value) and sloppy callee (the function).
Its indices stay elements, and it iterates them.
…nd arguments
One bound value is made per (birth site, target), and its parts were the
operand nodes of the first bind call that made it. That first maker is the
summarized body's shared observation call, whose nodes feed only
observation nodes: the bound target never saw any caller's bound `this`
or bound arguments, and every summary instance reused that bound value.
So `bindTo(o) { return leak.bind(null, o) }` proved `h.m` although
`leak` stores `h` on a global.
The bound value now owns its part nodes, and every bind call that makes
or reuses it copies its operands into them, as arguments of the bind
call. Bound arguments past the first maker's count land anywhere (sunk,
as a spread).
Tests: tests/bound_in_summary.rs (bound argument, bound receiver, `new`
of the bound function, nested binds; red on main, whole program) and a
negative that stays proven.
…rototype
A callable answered true for `instanceof Function` without looking at a
prototype reset through Object.setPrototypeOf. It now walks the recorded
chain. The inherited-getter receiver half of this PR is already on main
(PerryTS#13648 reads the closure's chain out of line with the closure as
receiver), so the merge keeps main's dynamic_props.rs.
…now cover
main carries both halves: the inherited getter on a function object runs
with the function as receiver (#13648) and instanceof walks a reset
function's recorded chain (#13546). The gap test stays.
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Summary
Function objects keep a reset prototype in the closure side table, so
instanceofignored it and fell back to the builtin check;has_recorded_prototypenow consults both tables. An inherited getter reached through a function receiver also now runs with that function asthis.Changes
has_recorded_prototypealso consults the closure side table, soinstanceofsees a function object's reset prototype.this(prototype_chain.rs,closure/dynamic_props.rs).test-files/test_gap_function_receiver_inherited_getter.tscovers plain, bound and arrow functions plus an ordinary object.changelog.d/13546-function-receiver-instanceof-getter.md.Related issue
n/a. Found while compiling the Supabase CLI with Perry.
Test plan
The new
test-files/test runs in the gap suite, which compares its output against Node; it passes on this branch.Full CI on my fork (run) shows only the failures shared by every branch in this batch, all based on 967287f: warnings, lint, check, wasi-execution, gc-stress, cargo-test (the perry-runtime link error that #13529 has since fixed on
main) and the same set of gap-suite failures.The full
cargo build --releaseandcargo test --workspaceruns are left to this PR's CI, so those two boxes are not ticked.cargo fmton the touched Rust files is clean.cargo build --releasecleancargo test --workspace --exclude perry-ui-ios --exclude perry-ui-tvos --exclude perry-ui-watchos --exclude perry-ui-gtk4 --exclude perry-ui-android --exclude perry-ui-windowspassestest-files/or a#[test]in the affected cratedocs/src/-p perry-ui-<backend>locally on that platformChecklist
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instanceofchecks for values with recorded prototype chains, including closures.