fix(runtime): root the instanceof prototype-chain walk across proxy traps - #1211
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Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR fixes garbage-collection safety while walking an instanceof prototype chain and adds regression coverage, but the constructor-prototype rooting path lacks a direct test. The change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up to add that targeted case. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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tests/language/expressions/instanceof/prototype-chain-gc-roots.js (1)
19-19: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse arrow functions for proxy handler callbacks.
Lines 19, 43, 47, and 76 define handler callbacks with method syntax. Replace each callback with an arrow-function property.
Based on learnings: “use arrow functions only” in GocciaScript test files.
Also applies to: 43-53, 76-80
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In `@tests/language/expressions/instanceof/prototype-chain-gc-roots.js`:
- Around line 24-31: Extend the “instanceof prototype-chain GC roots” tests with
a case where a proxy trap replaces the constructor’s prototype, forces
Goccia.gc(), and returns the former prototype; assert instanceof still matches
that captured prototype. Ensure the scenario exercises constructor-prototype
rooting via Roots.Add(ConstructorPrototype) while preserving the existing
proxy-walk coverage.
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In `@tests/language/expressions/instanceof/prototype-chain-gc-roots.js`:
- Line 19: Update the Proxy handler callbacks at the visible assignments and
corresponding locations to use arrow-function properties instead of
method-syntax callbacks, preserving each handler’s existing behavior and
property access.
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Resolves the CodeRabbit round over #1201-#1211 in one layer, per the freeze discipline: 28 findings fixed, 2 declined with data. Highlights: - Critical: guard the tagged-template not-callable diagnostic against a nil callee (obj[Symbol.missing]`x` raised an AV instead of a TypeError). - Critical: make the timer dispatch state a depth counter so a nested advance re-entering an interval cannot let an outer clearInterval free the entry the outer frame still holds (use-after-free). - i386-win32: replace InterLockedIncrement64 (CPU64-only in FPC 3.2.2) with a critical-section-guarded counter so the principal counter compiles on i386. - Security: drop the resolved host path from the invalid-UTF-8 error; propagate importing-path host-ownership through the deferred-graph walk; reconcile a path alias when an identified host entry is registered (no ownership downgrade). - GC: root disposal-accumulated errors and thrown values across later disposers; release excerpt bytes through the reserving collector. - Plus fake-timer/fetch stability, diagnostic-suggestion parity, and doc/test fixes. Declined: the boundary UnwrapThrownValue dedup (correctness already in 19f5ab9, pure refactor) and converting declaration-under-test fixtures to arrows (would remove the hoisting coverage they exist to exercise).
…raps OrdinaryHasInstance walks the constructor's prototype chain via GetPrototypeOf, which can invoke a proxy getPrototypeOf trap (guest code); a walked prototype reachable only through the loop local was unrooted across the trap and could be swept mid-walk (a bytecode-observable use-after-free). Root the walk with an active-root frame. Three sibling sites the sweep flagged were verified not to leak (frame-closure rooting, post-materialization ordering, receiver rooting) and left unchanged.
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Resolves the CodeRabbit round over #1201-#1211 in one layer, per the freeze discipline: 28 findings fixed, 2 declined with data. Highlights: - Critical: guard the tagged-template not-callable diagnostic against a nil callee (obj[Symbol.missing]`x` raised an AV instead of a TypeError). - Critical: make the timer dispatch state a depth counter so a nested advance re-entering an interval cannot let an outer clearInterval free the entry the outer frame still holds (use-after-free). - i386-win32: replace InterLockedIncrement64 (CPU64-only in FPC 3.2.2) with a critical-section-guarded counter so the principal counter compiles on i386. - Security: drop the resolved host path from the invalid-UTF-8 error; propagate importing-path host-ownership through the deferred-graph walk; reconcile a path alias when an identified host entry is registered (no ownership downgrade). - GC: root disposal-accumulated errors and thrown values across later disposers; release excerpt bytes through the reserving collector. - Plus fake-timer/fetch stability, diagnostic-suggestion parity, and doc/test fixes. Declined: the boundary UnwrapThrownValue dedup (correctness already in 19f5ab9, pure refactor) and converting declaration-under-test fixtures to arrows (would remove the hoisting coverage they exist to exercise).
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…e new stack layers (#1212) * fix: resolve CodeRabbit review findings across the new stack layers Resolves the CodeRabbit round over #1201-#1211 in one layer, per the freeze discipline: 28 findings fixed, 2 declined with data. Highlights: - Critical: guard the tagged-template not-callable diagnostic against a nil callee (obj[Symbol.missing]`x` raised an AV instead of a TypeError). - Critical: make the timer dispatch state a depth counter so a nested advance re-entering an interval cannot let an outer clearInterval free the entry the outer frame still holds (use-after-free). - i386-win32: replace InterLockedIncrement64 (CPU64-only in FPC 3.2.2) with a critical-section-guarded counter so the principal counter compiles on i386. - Security: drop the resolved host path from the invalid-UTF-8 error; propagate importing-path host-ownership through the deferred-graph walk; reconcile a path alias when an identified host entry is registered (no ownership downgrade). - GC: root disposal-accumulated errors and thrown values across later disposers; release excerpt bytes through the reserving collector. - Plus fake-timer/fetch stability, diagnostic-suggestion parity, and doc/test fixes. Declined: the boundary UnwrapThrownValue dedup (correctness already in 19f5ab9, pure refactor) and converting declaration-under-test fixtures to arrows (would remove the hoisting coverage they exist to exercise). * fix: resolve #1212 review follow-ups - Serialize the external-byte accounting (reserve/release) on the GC's existing recursive GCCollectLock, so a cross-thread error destructor's release cannot tear the reserving collector's totals. - Preflight the nanosecond-clock range check before mutating any timer state in SetSystemTime/BeginFakeTimers/DoTick, so a rejected out-of-range target leaves the queue untouched (+4 partial-update regression tests, mutation-verified). - Save/restore the superclass VM's FCurrentConstructorSuperCalled around the implicit-constructor call in both Instantiate paths, mirroring the proven TGocciaVMSuperConstructorValue.Call. - Tighten the invalid-UTF-8 test to assert the exact byte offset. * fix: complete the GC-lock and fake-clock-preflight sweeps (#1212 review) - Serialize every remaining FBytesAllocated/external-byte total mutation (RegisterObject, UnregisterObject, ResetPeakBytesAllocated) on the recursive GCCollectLock, so a cross-thread error destructor's release cannot tear the reserving collector's totals at any site. - Preflight the fake clock at SetNow, the single choke point through which every advance path (DoTick/DoNext/advanceTimersToNextTimer/runAllTimers) publishes, validating both wall and monotonic before assigning FNow (+3 regression tests, mutation-verified). * fix: robust follow-ups to #1212 review (collision-free sentinels, full alias reconcile) - SourceRegistry: reconcile BOTH the literal and expanded path aliases to one unified host-owned entry (a relative literal and its post-cwd-change absolute expansion could resolve to two entries, leaving one guest-owned and disclosing host source via the stale alias). - NodeResolution: replace the stripped-literal placeholders ')' / ',' with inert C0 control sentinels (#1/#2) so 'use(x.import, x)' no longer matches the ESM import-follower marker and misclassifies valid CommonJS. - Modules.Loader: convert EConvertError from malformed-UTF-8 module content into a path-free TGocciaRuntimeError so a dynamic import() surfaces it as a guest error. - GarbageCollector: lock the complete TryCollectForLimitedBytes on the recursive GCCollectLock, not just its inner reservation. Regression tests + mutation checks for the sentinel and alias fixes. * fix: transactional alias reconciliation + honest nil-guard/guest-rejection tests (#1212) - SourceRegistry.Register: make the alias-reconciliation block transactional — insert the canonical key first (the only allocating step) and roll back every ownership flag and alias binding on failure; a whole-method audit confirms no other non-atomic mutation remains. - Correct the tagged-template nil-guard test and comments: tracing every Callee path shows obj[Symbol.missing] yields UndefinedValue, not raw nil, so the guard is defensive-only; the test now describes the undefined path it actually covers. - Add a guest-rejection test proving a dynamic import() of a malformed-UTF-8 module rejects with the exact 'Invalid UTF-8 at byte N' message and no host path. * fix(timers): compute the fake clock's epoch with exact Int64 nanosecond math The mocked system clock routed an absolute epoch through a Double at nanosecond magnitude (~1.8e18 for a 2026 date, past Double's 2^53 exact-integer range), so i386's x87 80-bit intermediates rounded a frozen Date.now() differently between reads (observed: 1787470082445 then 1787470082444). ClockMillisecondsToNanoseconds now does Trunc(ms)*1e6 in Int64 plus only the sub-millisecond fraction through a small exact Double; RealEpochMilliseconds uses ns div 1e6 (integer). Date.now() now equals Trunc(FNow) on every platform and call, matching getMockedSystemTime by construction. Durations and epoch-MS Doubles (< 2^53, exact) are untouched; r-faketimers stays 0-divergence vs vitest. * fix(modules): exclude member-access import/export from ESM detection at the root The CJS-vs-ESM detector treated 'import'/'export' in property-access position (x.import`tag`, obj.export = 1) as ES-module markers; prior fixes chased individual follower chars. Root fix: ContainsKeywordBefore now rejects a keyword immediately preceded by '.' (covering member access and optional chaining, since '?.' ends in '.'), which LooksLikeESModuleSource passes for both import and export — so x.import<anything> and obj.export never classify as ESM regardless of follower, subsuming the follower-set patch. Genuine import/export/dynamic-import /minified-side-effect-import still classify correctly (regression tests, mutation- verified). Also spell the constructor super-called flag as Self.FVM.* uniformly in the Instantiate paths for consistency with the sibling paths (behavior-preserving; the cross-VM case is not guest-reachable). * fix(diagnostics): make source-registry reconciliation host-ownership monotonic A guest registration reconciling a mixed guest-literal / host-expanded alias pair selected the guest entry as unified, skipped the host upgrade, and repointed the host spelling at the guest entry — so TryGetGuestWindow could disclose host source through the literal path. Derive reconciled ownership host-wins and direction- independently (host if the registration OR either existing alias is host-owned), so host ownership can never downgrade in any order. Regression tests cover the guest-then-host, host-then-guest, and both-mixed directions. * fix(runtime): root the with-binding ToObject box across the proxy has trap SetWithBindingValue rooted the store value but not BindingObject, the box ToObject returns for a primitive base — reachable only through the Pascal local and held across HasProperty, which runs the proxy has trap and re-enters guest code, so a collection forced from the trap could sweep it before the store. Root it alongside the value. Also bind the two distinct box() results before the identity comparison in the operand-gc-roots test so it doesn't trip the noSelfCompare lint.
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instanceof:OrdinaryHasInstancewalks the constructor's prototype chain viaGetPrototypeOf, which can invoke a proxygetPrototypeOftrap (guest code); a walked prototype reachable only through the loop local was unrooted across the trap and could be swept mid-walk. The walk is now held in an active-root frame (chain root for the whole walk, per-hop root across eachGetPrototypeOf).OP_USING_DISPOSE(dispose fn rooted by its call frame's closure), the bind fast path (guest reads return scalars before any heap value is materialized), andOP_ITER_NEXT(the result object is the getter receiver, rooted for the call) — and deliberately left unchanged rather than adding needless roots.Testing
prototype-chain-gc-roots.js, engine-only-intermediate and directly-walked proxy); mutation-verified (reverting the per-hop root re-faults with EAccessViolation in bytecode)./format.pas --checkclean