chore: bump the pinned Perry to 504013308 (lands #8892/#8893/#8894/#8924); build ext wrappers coherently - #19
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… #8924), build ext wrappers coherently perry-main.lock: 41e8479a5 -> 504013308 (2026-08-28). The version string is unchanged at 0.5.1519; the commit is what moved. In the range: - #8893 (perry#8546): class registries become per application image. Every in_process application now dispatches into its own code; previously only the last-initialised image worked. - #8892 (perry#8882): late-bound `new` for classes the CJS hoister missed, and unresolved constructors throw `ReferenceError: <name> is not defined`. - #8894 (perry#8883): TailCallElim's alloca walk is bounded on wide statepoint functions; the fixture compile drops from 92-116 min to ~10 min. - #8924: the derived-constructor capture stash follows `super()` in every statement shape; the Next fixture initialises again. build-perry-libraries.sh now builds the ext wrappers a deployment links (`http`, `net`, `events`, ...) in one cargo invocation with the static archives, into `<perry>/target/release/` where the daemon's compiler looks. The daemon compiles with a scrubbed environment through Coop's `cc` shim, so the compiler's on-demand wrapper build cannot succeed there; on developer machines a stale `~/.local/lib/libperry_ext_*.a` was silently standing in. prepare-next-benchmark.sh's compile RSS cap rises to 12 GB: the bounded pipeline peaks at ~6.3 GB in the emit phase, over the old 6 GB cap. rust-toolchain.toml stays at nightly-2026-08-20, still Perry's pin; rusqlite stays at 0.39. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UZJbhb2FTuakurTHPAKQgd
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes build Perry extension archives within the Perry worktree, verify the expected outputs, raise the benchmark RSS limit, and update the in-process execution documentation. ChangesBenchmark preparation
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR raises the default fixture compile limit to 12 GB, but the Linux workflow runs on a 7.75 GB host without an override, so compilation may be killed before the benchmark runs; the wrapper build can also falsely fail when Cargo uses a different target directory. These bounded readiness issues should be addressed or explicitly accepted before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@scripts/build-perry-libraries.sh`:
- Around line 107-113: Update the cargo build invocation and archive validation
in the ext-wrapper build flow so they use the same effective target directory,
including when CARGO_TARGET_DIR or [build].target-dir is configured. Prefer
passing --target-dir "$perry_root/target" to cargo build, then keep the archive
checks based on that directory.
In `@scripts/prepare-next-benchmark.sh`:
- Around line 25-34: Update the next_fixture workflow and binary_http_roundtrip
fallback around prepare-next-benchmark.sh to run only on a host with sufficient
memory or pass a host-specific COOP_NEXT_MAX_RSS_MB limit below the available
capacity. Ensure the generated compile_max_rss_mb setting and its explanatory
comment reflect the effective host-specific limit rather than assuming 12 GB is
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| (cd "$perry_root" && cargo build --release "${ext_args[@]}" --features "$ext_features") | ||
| for w in $ext_wrappers; do | ||
| archive="$perry_root/target/release/libperry_ext_${w//-/_}.a" | ||
| if [[ ! -f "$archive" ]]; then | ||
| echo "ext wrapper build did not produce $archive" >&2 | ||
| exit 1 | ||
| fi |
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perry_root="${PERRY_MAIN_DIR:-$PWD/.perry-main}"
tmp_target="$(mktemp -d)"
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actual_target="$(
cd "$perry_root"
CARGO_TARGET_DIR="$tmp_target" cargo metadata --format-version 1 --no-deps |
python3 -c 'import json, sys; print(json.load(sys.stdin)["target_directory"])'
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grep -nE -C 2 'target-dir|CARGO_TARGET_DIR|CARGO_BUILD_TARGET_DIR|\[build\]' "$file"
fi
done
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Keep Cargo's output directory aligned with the archive check.
If CARGO_TARGET_DIR or [build].target-dir is set, Cargo can write the archives outside $perry_root/target/release. The loop then reports ext wrapper build did not produce ... after a successful build. Pass --target-dir "$perry_root/target" or resolve Cargo's effective target directory before checking the archives.
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In `@scripts/build-perry-libraries.sh` around lines 107 - 113, Update the cargo
build invocation and archive validation in the ext-wrapper build flow so they
use the same effective target directory, including when CARGO_TARGET_DIR or
[build].target-dir is configured. Prefer passing --target-dir
"$perry_root/target" to cargo build, then keep the archive checks based on that
directory.
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| # Compile peak for this fixture: with TailCallElim bounded (perry#8894) the | ||
| # parallel emit phase peaks at ~6.3 GB (measured on macOS and Linux), so the | ||
| # previous 6 GB cap killed every run a few minutes in. 12 GB fits that with | ||
| # headroom on any host this script is meant for; GitHub's 7.75 GB runners never | ||
| # run this fixture (the Linux proof gates it behind `next_fixture`). The | ||
| # earlier note stands as history: before #8894 every run died AT the limit, so each | ||
| # reported figure was the cap and not the peak. Raise this on a host with real | ||
| # memory; the default is a floor that keeps a constrained runner from swapping | ||
| # itself to death, not a statement about what the compile needs. | ||
| max_rss_mb="${COOP_NEXT_MAX_RSS_MB:-6144}" | ||
| max_rss_mb="${COOP_NEXT_MAX_RSS_MB:-12288}" |
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Run next_fixture only on a larger host
next_fixture gates the workflow step, but .github/workflows/linux-shared-runtime.yml still uses ubuntu-24.04 with 7.75 GB and sets no COOP_NEXT_MAX_RSS_MB. The script writes compile_max_rss_mb = 12288, so the compiler can be OOM-killed before daemon enforcement. The binary_http_roundtrip fallback also invokes the script without an override. Use a larger runner or a host-specific limit, and update the generated configuration comment.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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In `@scripts/prepare-next-benchmark.sh` around lines 25 - 34, Update the
next_fixture workflow and binary_http_roundtrip fallback around
prepare-next-benchmark.sh to run only on a host with sufficient memory or pass a
host-specific COOP_NEXT_MAX_RSS_MB limit below the available capacity. Ensure
the generated compile_max_rss_mb setting and its explanatory comment reflect the
effective host-specific limit rather than assuming 12 GB is available.
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Why
Perry
mainnow carries the four fixes this repository'sin_processstory was waiting on — landed as2779c85c7(batch #8892, #8893, #8894 → perry#8898) andd2b03a451(#8924):in_processapp dispatches into its own code; before, only the last-initialised image workednewfor un-hoisted classes; unresolved constructors throw by name)super()in every statement shape (the regression #8892 had been masking)perry-main.lock:41e8479a5→504013308(2026-08-28). Version string unchanged at 0.5.1519 — the commit is the freshness signal.rust-toolchain.toml(nightly-2026-08-20) still matches Perry's;rusqlitestays 0.39.Verification — macOS (M1, host loaded by other builds)
Providers rebuilt from
504013308, daemon/worker rebuilt, fixture compiled through the daemon in 570 s (COOP_NEXT_MAX_RSS_MB=16384), then with #18's harness (COOP_BENCH_REQUEST_PATH=/api/benchmark COOP_BENCH_EXPECT_BODY=checksum COOP_BENCH_EXECUTION_MODE=in_process):preload_concurrency=1preload_concurrency=4PERRY_GC_SCHEDULE_SEED=12345 PERRY_GC_SCHEDULE_RATE=0.5 PERRY_GC_PROTECT_FROMSPACE=1For contrast, the same table on 0.5.1516 + #14/#15 read ✗/✗/✓ (only the last-initialised app served) — see perry#8546.
Two script changes the Linux box forced
build-perry-libraries.shbuilds the ext wrappers. A deployment that importshttp,net,events,zlib, … linkslibperry_ext_<name>.ainto its image. The daemon compiles with--no-auto-optimizeand a scrubbed environment through Coop'sccshim, so the compiler's on-demand wrapper build cannot succeed there (the shim rejects cargo's proc-macro links: "expected exactly one Perry wrapper ending in__coopHttpEntry, found 0"), and a wrapper built in a separate cargo invocation carries a different tokio compilation than the stdlib archive — a pair the link refuses. They are now built in ONE cargo invocation withperry-runtime-static/perry-stdlib-staticand the stdlib pump features, into<perry>/target/release/— the one directory the daemon's compiler searches without an environment. Set:COOP_PERRY_EXT_WRAPPERS(defaulthttp net events lru-cache zlib streams fetch ws uuid),COOP_PERRY_EXT_PUMPS.On developer machines this was invisible because a stale
~/.local/lib/libperry_ext_*.afrom an oldperryinstall silently satisfied the lookup. With this step in place the compiler's search order (<perry>/target/release/via the exe-relative candidates comes before any Homebrew or~/.local/libfallback) picks the in-tree set; re-running the fixture on the Mac against it: compile 1201 s (cold cache under a new compiler identity, host shared with another build), then 1 app 200; 3 apps serial 200/200/200; 3 apps concurrent 200/200/200 — the same table as above, now without the stale archive in the link.prepare-next-benchmark.shcompile RSS cap 6 → 12 GB. With TRE bounded the emit phase peaks at ~6.3 GB (macOS and Linux alike); the old cap killed every run. GitHub's 7.75 GB runners never compile this fixture (the proof gates it behindnext_fixture).Plus the harness comment that still described the one-heap limitation.
Verification — Linux (fresh Ubuntu 24.04 box, no prior Perry)
On a fresh Ubuntu 24.04 host (16 cores, 61 GB; nothing pre-installed; Perry
504013308built from source; the wrappers from change 1 present in.perry-main/target/release/) the daemon's compile reaches the final link in ~5 minutes and then **fails in GNU ld with 2,188multiple definition of \.str.N'errors** between units of different modules (app-page.runtime.prod.js↔route.js: 1,607;jsonwebtoken/index.js↔route.js: 581). Perry's unit-split path promotes string constants to strongGLOBAL DEFAULTsymbols on ELF, while on Mach-O the same constants come outweak external automatically hiddenand ld64 dedups them — which is the only reason the macOS table above links at all. That is a Perry codegen defect (.str.N` numbering restarts per module; the promoted owner definitions collide across modules); a fix PR against Perry is in progress and will be linked here. Until it lands, the Next fixture cannot be linked on Linux — the tiny fixture the Linux proof uses is single-unit and unaffected.The Linux three-app table will be added once that fix is pinned.
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