perf(runtime): closure_is_arrow from the dispatch cache; ReadonlySet.has leaf; Set.clear empty exit (ECS round 4) - #8952
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…onlySet.has is a leaf; Set.clear exits on an empty set closure_is_arrow probed the arrow registry — a thread-local hash lookup — on every receiver rebind, i.e. on every `this.handler(a, b)` call through a closure-typed field, while the dispatch strategy the call resolves right after already carries the same answer, memoised per body and kept coherent by js_register_closure_arrow_function's invalidation. Answer from the recent-bodies cache instead. js_readonly_set_has inlined its structural fallback (a handle scope and the generic method dispatch), so the genuine-Set arm — `componentTypeSet.has` on every command — paid the fallback's frame. The fallback is outlined and cold; the fast arm is a leaf. js_set_clear on an already-empty set has nothing to reset (the side-table mirrors the elements) and now returns before the table probe — half of a change set's per-entity `adds.clear(); removes.clear()`. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FUvFrRNZyc5qknBiJbYbby
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In `@changelog.d/8952-closure-arrow-set-leaf.md`:
- Line 1: Change the spelling “memoised” to “memoized” in the changelog
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| - **runtime:** `closure_is_arrow` takes its answer from the memoised dispatch strategy instead of a second thread-local registry probe per receiver rebind; `ReadonlySet.has` outlines its structural fallback so the genuine-`Set` arm is a leaf; `Set.clear()` on an already-empty set returns before the side-table probe. | |||
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Use the spelling memoized.
Change memoised to memoized in this changelog fragment. The current spelling is flagged by the English spelling check.
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-- **runtime:** `closure_is_arrow` takes its answer from the memoised dispatch strategy instead of a second thread-local registry probe per receiver rebind; `ReadonlySet.has` outlines its structural fallback so the genuine-`Set` arm is a leaf; `Set.clear()` on an already-empty set returns before the side-table probe.
+- **runtime:** `closure_is_arrow` takes its answer from the memoized dispatch strategy instead of a second thread-local registry probe per receiver rebind; `ReadonlySet.has` outlines its structural fallback so the genuine-`Set` arm is a leaf; `Set.clear()` on an already-empty set returns before the side-table probe.📝 Committable suggestion
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| - **runtime:** `closure_is_arrow` takes its answer from the memoised dispatch strategy instead of a second thread-local registry probe per receiver rebind; `ReadonlySet.has` outlines its structural fallback so the genuine-`Set` arm is a leaf; `Set.clear()` on an already-empty set returns before the side-table probe. | |
| - **runtime:** `closure_is_arrow` takes its answer from the memoized dispatch strategy instead of a second thread-local registry probe per receiver rebind; `ReadonlySet.has` outlines its structural fallback so the genuine-`Set` arm is a leaf; `Set.clear()` on an already-empty set returns before the side-table probe. |
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In `@changelog.d/8952-closure-arrow-set-leaf.md` at line 1, Change the spelling
“memoised” to “memoized” in the changelog fragment, leaving the surrounding
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Merged. All three are faithful substitutions rather than new decisions, which is what I checked:
The note about rejecting a header stamp is worth keeping in the record — late registration during cyclic module init purges the strategy caches, and a stamped header cannot be purged. Validation — runtime 2773/0, codegen 1337/0 ( |
Three small runtime mechanisms from the ECS round-4 chain, cut from current main (
23a211383). Suites on the isolated perrymaster gate:set::(54, serial) + runtime (2752). Paired measurement on thecodehz/ecs"5k entities: 3 commands each + sync" row (idle Mac mini, alternating pairs) follows in a comment.closure_is_arrowanswers from the dispatch cache. It probed the arrow registry — a thread-local hash lookup — on every receiver rebind, i.e. on everythis.handler(a, b)call through a closure-typed field (CommandBuffer.execute'sthis.executeEntityCommands(entityId, commands), 5k/frame:closure_is_arrow0.8% + the rebind helper 0.9%), while theDispatchStrategythe call resolves right after already carriesis_arrow, memoised per body in the recent-bodies cache and kept coherent byjs_register_closure_arrow_function's invalidation (methods inherited via Object.setPrototypeOf(obj, proto) run with this=undefined — effect Pipeable/Tag statics return the wrong pipe stage (blocks web.ts, 'Not a valid effect: undefined') #6475). Answer from that cache instead. (Stamping such facts into the closure header at allocation was considered and rejected: late registration during cyclic module init purges the strategy caches, and a stamped header cannot be purged.)js_readonly_set_hasis a leaf. It inlined its structural fallback (a handle scope and the generic method dispatch), so the genuine-Setarm —componentTypeSet.has(type)on every command, 1.4% self — paid the fallback's frame. The fallback is outlined and cold.js_set_clearexits on an already-empty set before the side-table probe (the table mirrors the elements, so there is nothing to reset) — half of a change set's per-entityadds.clear(); removes.clear(); the small-Set lane test now also pins clear-on-empty and clear-then-reuse.https://claude.ai/code/session_01FUvFrRNZyc5qknBiJbYbby
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