[robobun]

Based on #836 (the first commit here).

Problem

• A suspended generator crashes on resume after a debugger or the type profiler turns on, if another linked copy of its function ran the body first: SEGV in llint_op_put_to_scope.
• A breakpoint in a function that another global object ran first never pauses.
• Cause: UnlinkedFunctionExecutable::unlinkedCodeBlockFor (bytecode/UnlinkedFunctionExecutable.cpp:276) returns its held bytecode for any mode asked.

Fix

• A started generator or async body keeps the bytecode it first ran in (FunctionExecutable::codeOfStartedBody()). Every later CodeBlock links from it.
• It lets go of it when unlinked code is deleted and no activation is suspended.
• The held bytecode goes only to a caller that asks for its debugger and type profiler state.
• Verified: 7 tests in JSTests/stress. All fail on main, 18 of 45 scenarios with a crash.

Background

• Linked copies of a function (per global object, per evaluation) share one unlinked function with one bytecode block.
• A suspended body keeps its registers in a frame object. Only the bytecode that saved them reads them back.
• Weighed: pin the mode and generate again, as now. Generation is not repeatable.

Downsides

• Two modes in one VM: a caller that does not own the slot generates the function for each CodeBlock. 1 debugged and 16 plain realms: 68 generations, base 4.
• A suspended body keeps its bytecode through a code deletion (1,174 B for a small body, base 0). A deletion reads each started body: 22 ns.
• The DFG can still inline a function that has debug hooks. [JSC] Do not inline a function that has debug hooks #837 closes that.

Notes

Repros

One global object, default options, no eval (jsc shell; enableDebuggerModeWhenIdle does what a debugger client's attach does):

function outer(tag) { return (function* gen() { let n = 0; while (true) { const got = yield tag + n; n += got; } })(); }
const first = outer("a");
first.next();                          // started, suspended
// ... the program goes on, and the CodeBlock of outer is collected for old age ...
const second = outer("b");             // outer is linked again: a second linked copy of the generator body
$vm.enableDebuggerModeWhenIdle();
// next task:
second.next();                         // generates the body with the debug hooks
first.next(5);                         // SIGSEGV: resumes in that bytecode

Two global objects (bun, release build of main, bun --inspect):

import vm from "node:vm";
const script = new vm.Script(`(async function* gen(tag) { let n = 0; while (true) { const got = yield tag + n; n += got; } })`);
const context = vm.createContext({});
const hostGenerator = script.runInThisContext()("h");       // made, never started
const contextGenerator = script.runInContext(context)("c");
await contextGenerator.next();                              // suspended at its first yield
// an inspector client sends Debugger.setBreakpointsActive { active: true } here
const host = await hostGenerator.next();                    // the host runs the body for the first time
const inContext = await contextGenerator.next(5);           // SIGSEGV in llint_op_put_to_scope

With Runtime.enableTypeProfiler in place of the debugger, and a vm.Script run twice in one global object: the same crash.

No user has reported this. It came out of a review of oven-sh/bun#45545, which keeps ShadowRealm global objects away from shared code because of it. Upstream JavaScriptCore has the same lookup (UnlinkedFunctionExecutable::unlinkedCodeBlockFor) and the same pin (ScriptExecutable::newCodeBlockFor).

Why a started body keeps its bytecode, and not only its mode

JSC pins the code generation mode of a generator body and looks its bytecode up again for every CodeBlock. That is right only if the lookup gives back bytecode with the frame layout the body was suspended in. It does not:

• The lookup ignored the mode (the crash above).
• Bytecode generated again is not always the same bytecode. The bytecode optimizer is handed the enclosing scopes only the first time, and bytecode decoded from a cache built with the optimizer is not what generating from source gives.
• The control flow profiler's instruction has no register operand and still changes a frame. Between two stores to one register it keeps the first, which BytecodeGenerator::emitMove drops otherwise. A generator with finally { break; } saves one more register at its yield.
• Fork PR [JSC] A suspended generator or async function keeps its scopes' SymbolTables when its code is generated again #657 keeps the SymbolTable clones of a suspended body by {unlinked function, constant index}. Two bytecodes of one body in one realm share those keys. One link abandons the other's clones, and a closure then reads another loop iteration's binding.

With the bytecode kept by identity none of these can happen, and three pieces go away: the pinned mode (two fields of ScriptExecutable), the function branch of #657's clone map (async modules keep it), and the need for the lookup to protect suspended bodies.

When a body lets go of its bytecode

The bytecode is kept for the frames it saved, and no longer. Heap::deleteAllUnlinkedCodeBlocks releases codeOfStartedBody() of an executable when two things hold:

• No generator, async generator or async function object of the body is suspended after its start. The scan of those objects is the one [JSC] A suspended generator or async function keeps its scopes' SymbolTables when its code is generated again #657 added. It now reads builtin bodies too: the type profiler changes the frame of the generator in Iterator.zip.
• The executable has no CodeBlock. An activation can be running in one (a deletion can run under JS, as in Bun.gc(true)), or can start in one later without a link.

A body that was made and not started has no frame. It starts in bytecode for the mode asked for then. After a debugger attaches, a breakpoint binds in it. On the base such a body keeps the mode that its executable pinned.

The executables that hold such bytecode are in an IsoCellSet, so a deletion reads those only.

2,000 generator functions, one generator object of each kept alive, deleteAllCode, a full collection. UnlinkedFunctionCodeBlock cells left, and the heap size:

the generators	base	previous head 11b5867faf	this head
finished	2, 3.46 MB	2,002, 5.81 MB	2, 3.46 MB
suspended	2, 3.46 MB	2,002, 5.81 MB	2,002, 5.81 MB
not started	2, 3.04 MB	2, 3.04 MB	2, 3.04 MB

One deletion that keeps the CodeBlocks ($vm.returnCodeToBytecodeCacheWhenIdle(), min of 200, 2 runs), against the previous head:

• 100,000 plain functions and 1,000 suspended generators: 2.14 to 2.18 ms against 2.13 to 2.14 ms.
• 20,000 generator bodies that finished: 2.57 to 2.64 ms against 2.15 to 2.18 ms.
• 20,000 generator bodies that are suspended: 3.69 to 3.81 ms against 3.28 to 3.42 ms.

The earlier revisions of this PR kept the pin and compared modes in the lookup. A review of the last one found the wrong loop binding, and found that a lookup that leaves the control flow profiler bit out crashes on the finally { break; } shape.

The lookup

• Compared: the debugger bit and the type profiler bit (codeGenerationModeForSharing). A caller gets the hooks it asks for.
• Not compared: the control flow profiler bit. Bun's Profiler.startPreciseCoverage turns that profiler on and keeps the code that exists. A function that has code then keeps running it, as on the base: 50 functions, 12 rounds of a collection that takes every CodeBlock, 0 generations per round. With the bit compared it is 50 per round, for the life of the process.
• The held bytecode is never replaced. A caller of another mode gets bytecode that its CodeBlock keeps.
• Bytecode with debug hooks is not given to a global object without a debugger. With the base lookup such a global object runs a loop of additions 15 to 25 times slower, and a loop of calls 130 to 270 times slower (jsc shell, 3 runs each). So the only bytecode that crosses the debugger bit is a private builtin's, which has no op_debug.
• A private builtin has no debug hooks, but its bytecode for a debugger is marked, and the DFG reads the mark (it keeps the scope register where a debugger reads it and inlines nothing). A global object without a debugger shares marked bytecode. A global object with a debugger never gets bytecode without the mark.

Measurements

jsc shell, Release with assertions, linux x64, base 87ee10da08 against this PR (measured before the rebase onto #828). perf and valgrind are not in my container. gdb, nm and size are.

• unlinkedCodeBlockFor, slot full, same mode: 35 / 35 instructions (call / construct) against 34 / 32 (gdb single-step). It runs once for each CodeBlock, not for each call.
• Generations with one mode (--reportBytecodeCompileTimes=1, one source of 20,000 functions evaluated twice, all called): 20,002 = 20,002.
• Text: unlinkedCodeBlockFor 1,908 B to 1,995 B, newCodeBlockFor 3,187 B to 3,444 B (the new ASSERT is compiled in this build) (nm -S).
• sizeof(FunctionExecutable): 120 to 128 B with the Itanium layout, 128 to 128 B with the Microsoft layout (a replica of the members compiled for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc and aarch64-pc-windows-msvc; the static_assert in FunctionExecutable.h checks the real class in every lane). Two bit-fields of ScriptExecutable became one byte wide for that.
• One debugged realm and 4, 16 or 64 plain realms, 4 shared functions that call 2 private builtins, the debugged realm first: 22, 70, 262 generations after the attach against 6, 6, 6. The 2 builtins are generated once, as on the base. With a plain realm first: 12 against 6.
• A debugged realm and a plain realm that alternate first calls of one function linked 50 times in each: 51 generations against 1.
• A function decoded from a bytecode cache, asked for by the debugged realm, with its CodeBlock collected each round: 4 generations in 4 rounds against 0.

The scenarios on main

function-linked-twice-keeps-one-mode-for-each-suspended-body.js has 45 scenarios. Each one run alone, default options:

	pass	wrong values	SIGSEGV
main e8a8efc09c with only the test helpers added	17	10	18
this PR with newCodeBlockFor not using codeOfStartedBody()	19	10	16
this PR	45	0	0

JSTests/typeProfiler and JSTests/controlFlowProfiler in 4 configurations: 172 runs, 0 failures. Stress tests with profil, generator, async, function, iterator, debugger, cache, coverage, eval, jettison, shrink, idle, delete-all, code-block or unlinked in the name, in 3 configurations, on the top of the stack (#837): 2,585 of 2,589 runs pass. The other 4 are two tests that need options my runner does not pass (disable-function-dot-arguments.js, check-stack-overflow-before-value-profiling-arguments.js). They fail the same way on main.

Tests

• function-linked-twice-keeps-one-mode-for-each-suspended-body.js: 45 scenarios. One realm, a function evaluated twice, and a debugger, the type profiler or the control flow profiler turned on and off. It crashes on main. 4 scenarios are for the release: a body whose activations have finished starts with the debug hooks, a body with a suspended activation does not, a body that starts in a CodeBlock that stayed resumes in the same bytecode, and a suspended builtin generator resumes. Each condition of the release was removed in turn (the CodeBlock check, builtin bodies, each of the three object spaces, the not-started case): the test fails in its 3 modes every time.
• closures-read-the-scopes-of-a-body-that-was-suspended-before-a-mode-change.js: the SymbolTable clones. At 2037cd7dde the closures read a1,a1,a1,a1 where a1,a0,a0,a1 is right.
• function-code-is-generated-once-for-the-linked-executables-that-ask-for-the-same-mode.js: parse counts. A second linked function in the held mode adds 0, for call and construct, with a debugger, with the type profiler, and with the control flow profiler turned on with the code kept. A CodeBlock made again adds 0. The caller of another mode adds 1 for each CodeBlock.
• function-code-is-generated-for-the-mode-of-the-realm-that-runs-it.js and code-decoded-from-a-bytecode-cache-stays-when-another-mode-is-asked-for.js: two realms and a debugger, in both orders, and what is shared of a private builtin.
• generator-body-whose-code-could-not-be-generated-keeps-no-mode.js: a body whose generation failed at the stack edge gets debug hooks later. The test throws if no generation failed.

Other pull requests

• [JSC] Keep a profiler for the code that was generated for it #836 is the base of this one.
• [JSC] The control flow profiler's basic blocks and function ranges match the text #828 (control flow profiler basic blocks) landed first, and this PR is rebased on it. The two shapes whose frame the control flow profiler changes (finally { break; }, a block that ends with a copy) still change it after [JSC] The control flow profiler's basic blocks and function ranges match the text #828: their 6 scenarios fail without codeOfStartedBody().
• node:inspector: count calls in modules loaded before Profiler.startPreciseCoverage bun#35719 asks that code loaded before Profiler.startPreciseCoverage is counted. This PR does not decide that: with the control flow profiler bit out of the lookup, late coverage behaves as on the base.
• Bump WebKit: a generator body resumes in the bytecode it started in bun#45770 is the consumer.

Not covered

• A body with a suspended activation keeps its bytecode. A breakpoint that is set later binds in that body only after its activations have finished and code was deleted.
• Bytecode of another mode is not shared between the callers that ask for it.

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Preview build of fcb227a: autobuild-preview-pr-830-fcb227a5

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Walkthrough

Code-block caching and profiler access now account for generation modes. Shell helpers expose persistent bytecode evaluation and instrumentation queries. Stress tests check suspended function behavior, debugger hooks, and profiler toggles across realms.

Changes

Mode-Aware Code Generation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Retained profiler state and access Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/VM.h, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/VM.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSGlobalObjectInlines.h, Source/JavaScriptCore/bytecode/CodeBlock.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/dfg/DFGDriver.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/heap/Heap.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/jit/JIT.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/SymbolTable.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/TypeLocationCache.cpp	The VM retains type and control-flow profiler instances after their enable counts reach zero. It adds accessors for enabled profilers and profilers used by instrumented code. Profiler consumers use the instrumented-code accessors, and default code-generation mode checks profiler enablement directly.
Mode-aware code-block generation Source/JavaScriptCore/bytecode/UnlinkedFunctionExecutable.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/bytecode/UnlinkedFunctionExecutable.h, Source/JavaScriptCore/bytecompiler/BytecodeGenerator.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/FunctionExecutable.h, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/ScriptExecutable.cpp	Unlinked code-block reuse now checks the requested generation mode and does not replace an occupied slot with a mismatched block. Resumable bodies pin their mode after successful code retrieval. Private-builtin classification uses a shared helper.
Shell instrumentation helpers Source/JavaScriptCore/jsc.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/tools/JSDollarVM.cpp	The JSC shell adds evalTwiceFromPersistentBytecodeCache, which evaluates decoded code in the current and a fresh realm. $vm adds a debugger-hook query and idle-scheduled type-profiler and control-flow-profiler toggles.
Mode changes and suspended-body tests JSTests/stress/code-generated-for-a-profiler-runs-after-the-profiler-is-turned-off.js, JSTests/stress/function-linked-twice-keeps-one-mode-for-each-suspended-body.js, JSTests/stress/code-an-unlinked-function-holds-is-not-replaced-by-code-for-another-mode.js	Stress tests check generator and async-function execution as debugger and profiler modes change. They also cover retained code, relinking, garbage collection, and profiler toggles.
Realm and cache behavior tests JSTests/stress/code-decoded-from-a-bytecode-cache-stays-when-another-mode-is-asked-for.js, JSTests/stress/function-code-is-generated-for-the-mode-of-the-realm-that-runs-it.js, JSTests/stress/generator-body-whose-code-could-not-be-generated-keeps-no-mode.js	Stress tests check results and debugger-hook status across realms, including code decoded from persistent bytecode cache, shared functions, and a generator body whose initial code generation fails.

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Findings marked 🟡 are optional suggestions and need no follow-up push.

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🟡 Source/JavaScriptCore/bytecode/UnlinkedFunctionExecutable.cpp — In Bun with persistent bytecode payloads, a function a debugged realm runs can never be decoded from its payload again after the next code deletion; every realm then regenerates it from source. The mode mismatch at UnlinkedFunctionExecutable.cpp:284 makes line 303 overwrite the decoded block with a generated one, and the decoded block was the only carrier of the payload record offsets. Fix: when a decoded block is replaced for another mode, keep its payload index and record offset on the executable (or beside the slot) so returnCodeToCache() can still return the executable to the payload, as it does today when nothing replaced the block. Pre-existing for the call-plus-construct case; the debugger case is new.

  Why this was flagged

  Condition: a function decoded from a persistent bytecode payload (m_isCached decode at UnlinkedFunctionExecutable.cpp:268) is run by a global object whose defaultCodeGenerationMode() includes Debugger. The decoded block's codeGenerationMode() is the payload's mode, so the check at UnlinkedFunctionExecutable.cpp:284 fails, generateUnlinkedFunctionCodeBlock runs, and line 303 overwrites the slot with the generated block. The record offsets live, once decoded, only on the decoded block's cachedPayloadIndex()/cachedRecordOffset(); the generated block has payload index 0. On the next deleteAllCode (VM.cpp:1139) Heap.cpp:1207 calls returnCodeToCache(), which returns false at UnlinkedFunctionExecutable.cpp:365-366 because payloadIndex is 0, then Heap.cpp:1215 clearCode() empties both slots. From then on unlinkedCodeBlockFor() finds no decoder and no block and parses the source for every realm. On the base branch the decoded block stays in the slot, so returnCodeToCache() succeeds and the function is decoded again afterwards.

  Verification: In UnlinkedFunctionExecutable.cpp the decoded block carries the payload's mode, so the new check at line 284 fails for a Debugger-mode request and line 303 replaces the decoded block with one whose cachedPayloadIndex() is 0. From then on returnCodeToCache() fails at lines 364-366. On the base, unlinkedCodeBlockFor returned the decoded block for any mode, so the payload link was never lost.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

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[robobun]

I re-cut this PR after a review of the previous head (2037cd7dde). The branch is rebased to one commit on top of #836.

What the review found at 2037cd7dde:

• Two bytecodes of one generator body shared SymbolTable clone keys. A closure read another loop iteration's binding (a1,a1,a1,a1 where a1,a0,a0,a1 is right). With the type profiler the base gets that input right, so it was a regression.
• The control flow profiler bit in the lookup generated every older function again, for each CodeBlock, after Bun's late Profiler.startPreciseCoverage. Leaving the bit out alone is not safe: that build crashes on a generator with finally { break; }.
• Keeping the profiler objects for the life of the VM cost 97 MB and 10 ms per eden collection after a type profiler session over 20,000 functions.
• A global object without a debugger now got bytecode without the debugger's mark, and its DFG code inlined the debugged callee.

What changed:

• [JSC] Keep a profiler for the code that was generated for it #836 has the profiler change. A profiler that is off is destroyed with the code, and made again on demand.
• Here, a generator or async body that has started keeps the bytecode it first ran in. That replaces the pinned mode and fixes the clone keys, the finally { break; } shape and the two --useBytecodeOptimizer=1 inputs. The lookup compares the debugger and type profiler bits, so late coverage behaves as on the base.
• [JSC] Do not inline a function that has debug hooks #837 makes the DFG refuse to inline a function that has debug hooks.

oven-sh/bun#45770 will pin the preview build of #837, which contains all three.

[claude]

The two new commits address the earlier points about re-enabling a kept profiler and the ungated ASSERT in ScriptExecutable::newCodeBlockFor. Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the marking constraint in Heap.cpp that reads m_typeProfilerLog after seeing m_typeProfiler while the mutator builds them in VM::makeTypeProfiler — the log is now stored first, and the base had the reverse order with the same unsynchronized read, so this change narrows rather than introduces that window.

Extended reasoning...

The change reworks how shared unlinked function code is handed out per code generation mode, pins a started generator or async body to its first unlinked code via a new GC-visited m_codeOfStartedBody on FunctionExecutable, and keeps type and control flow profiler objects alive after disable until all code blocks are deleted. It touches no auth, injection or data exposure surface. One confirmed finding is posted inline, so approval is not appropriate; the ruled-out item above is pre-existing and is the only thing examined beyond it.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Beyond the inline nit, the new release path for m_codeOfStartedBody in Heap::deleteAllUnlinkedCodeBlocks (Source/JavaScriptCore/heap/Heap.cpp:1183-1235) was checked for the two states it does not name: a body in State::Executing (-2) returns early from the scan, but a running activation still holds its CodeBlock so eitherCodeBlock() keeps it out of startedBodiesToRelease; a generator still at Init has no frame and is released, which matches the comment. The codeGenerationModeForSharing ASSERT in ScriptExecutable::newCodeBlockFor is now gated on USE(BUN_JSC_ADDITIONS), so a non-Bun debug build no longer trips it.

Extended reasoning...

The push adds a release of the pinned started-body code when no activation is suspended past Init and no CodeBlock exists, and gates the mode ASSERT; both were examined against the generator state values in JSGenerator.h and the entryScope requirement of deleteAllCodeBlocks. The remaining inline finding is a test-convention nit; the change itself is core JSC code generation and heap iteration logic that a human should still read.

[claude]

Code review completed

Nothing new to post: everything this review found is already covered by existing comments on this pull request or didn't merit a separate one.

[claude]

Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

[claude]

🟣 pre-existing, not blocking: pre-existing: attaching the inspector while an async function or generator has one suspended activation leaves breakpoints in that function dead afterwards, even for new calls and after that activation finishes. ScriptExecutable.cpp:319 links every CodeBlock of a started body from codeOfStartedBody(), and only the code deletion at Heap.cpp:1184-1235 releases it; the attach-time deletion sees the suspended activation and keeps the hook-less code, and no later deletion comes. Fix: release the started-body code as soon as no activation is suspended, e.g. re-check in newCodeBlockFor when the realm's mode differs from the kept code's, while still keeping it while any activation is suspended. The base pins the mode for the executable's life, so this is narrower than the base.
A small fix can ride a push you are already making; otherwise a short reply is enough.

Why this was flagged

A Bun server runs async function handler() once (ScriptExecutable.cpp:341-342 sets codeOfStartedBody to code without debug hooks), then an inspector client attaches and activates breakpoints while one call of handler is suspended at an await. Heap.cpp:1184-1190 lists handler's executable for release, but the scan at Heap.cpp:1199-1222 finds the suspended JSAsyncFunctionGenerator and Heap.cpp:1207-1208 removes it again, so the hook-less code stays. From then on every new CodeBlock of that executable links from codeOfStartedBody() at ScriptExecutable.cpp:319, so no breakpoint in handler ever pauses, including for calls made after the in-flight one finished. Nothing re-runs the release: Heap.cpp:1234-1235 is reached only from another deleteAllCode or shrinkFootprintNow, which an inspector session does not trigger. On the base branch ScriptExecutable pinned the mode for the executable's whole life, so the base fails the same way and this change only narrows the window.

Verification: ScriptExecutable.cpp:319 links every CodeBlock of a started body from the retained code. Heap.cpp:1199-1208 removes it from startedBodiesToRelease when a JSAsyncFunctionGenerator/JSGenerator has state != Init, so :1234-1235 never clears it. New calls still link from the hook-less code, so breakpoints in that function never pause. The base already fails by the same route, more broadly.

[claude]

Code review completed

Nothing new to post: everything this review found is already covered by existing comments on this pull request or didn't merit a separate one.

Still open from earlier reviews (1):

• Unresolved: 1 minor or pre-existing.