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GeezerVison is showing github.com — perf: cheaper object construction; drop markingMode full by edusperoni · Pull Request #2093 · NativeScript/android Conversation
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| test: lifecycle benchmarks | Splits a wrapped object's cost into allocation (kept alive), release through a V8 GC, and the Java GC that follows, for JS-constructed, JS-extended and Java-returned objects. Also times an object return with 50k live wrappers. |
| trim per-construction work | Three changes on the construction path. (1) EncodeSignature formatted the argument count through a std::stringstream on every new and every dynamic method resolution; with the copies around it, that was ~9% of the main thread's lifecycle samples. It now appends std::to_string into a reserved buffer. (2) The second FindClass(fullClassName) is gone: ResolveClass already returned that same cached global ref. (3) There's no signature parse for zero-argument constructors, and makeInstanceStrong skips storeClass (two locks) when the previous registration stored the same class. |
| remove markingMode "full" | Only "none" is supported. "full" was already non-functional: its weak callback queued wrappers for processing that no longer existed, so they were revived forever. The full-mode callback and its GC bookkeeping are removed, along with DirectBuffer, the batch Java methods, getMarkingModeOrdinal and the __markingMode global. AppConfig drops the key, so the native config indices shift, and it logs a warning when an app sets anything other than "none". |
| pass startup options by name | initNativeScript received AppConfig's whole value array, and native code read five entries by KnownKeys ordinal, so removing or reordering a key silently shifted them. The markingMode removal hit exactly that: it read past the end under CheckJNI. The five values are now explicit parameters, collected into Runtime::StartupOptions on the native side. |
Same method as #2092: release APK on the arm64 emulator (API 36), AOT-compiled, one warm-up launch, 5 launches, 7 rounds each. Values are median ns.
| benchmark | #2092 (ns) | this PR (ns) | Δ |
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| static.add(int,int) | 74 | 70 | -5% |
| instance.self() [wrapped return] | 125 | 127 | +2% |
| instance.takeObject(Object) | 179 | 181 | +1% |
| static.newObjectInJava() [new wrapper] | 1408 | 1392 | -1% |
| new java.lang.Object() | 1310 | 1102 | -16% |
| new Object.extend({})() | 1377 | 1073 | -22% |
| lifecycle new java.lang.Object() [alloc, kept alive] | 1280 | 964 | -25% |
| lifecycle new java.lang.Object() [release: V8 gc] | 634 | 612 | -3% |
| lifecycle new java.lang.Object() [release: Java gc] | 521 | 457 | -12% |
| lifecycle new Object.extend({})() [alloc, kept alive] | 1208 | 975 | -19% |
| lifecycle new Object.extend({})() [release: V8 gc] | 635 | 693 | +9% |
| lifecycle new Object.extend({})() [release: Java gc] | 469 | 527 | +12% |
| lifecycle JniBench.newObjectInJava() [alloc, kept alive] | 1295 | 1296 | +0% |
| lifecycle JniBench.newObjectInJava() [release: V8 gc] | 642 | 648 | +1% |
| lifecycle JniBench.newObjectInJava() [release: Java gc] | 507 | 497 | -2% |
| instance.self() [50k live wrappers] | 122 | 126 | +3% |
| callback.noArgs() | 221 | 204 | -8% |
The release rows (V8 GC and Java GC) are timed around explicit gc() / Runtime.gc() calls. They are the noisiest numbers in the suite (min vs median often differ by ~40%), and this PR doesn't touch the release path. The redesign in the follow-up targets them.
Profiled on the main thread, a wrapped object's lifecycle is roughly:
makeInstanceStrong: ~220 ns.makeInstanceWeakAndCheckIfAlive (synchronized map removes, weak-map puts, ReferenceQueue polling).A Java microbenchmark of just the id bookkeeping (register, lookup, strong→weak, release) measures 444 ns/object today with multithreaded JS and 246 ns without it, against 69 ns for a slot table with an identity index. That redesign needs #2015's per-binding runtime identity, so that no foreign thread reads a runtime's maps and they can drop their locks.
Yes. The full Jasmine suite passes on the emulator with ./gradlew runtestsAndVerifyResults: 1479 specs, 0 failures. That is 11 more than before, because testGC.js was gated on full marking mode and was skipped in the test app, which runs none. Its specs now run, and they all pass under the finalizer path.
One observation: in one of five full-suite runs (on a heavily loaded host), the GC suite was reported with 0 specs. Jasmine never started them, rather than failing them. It didn't reproduce in four later runs, so I'm noting it here in case it shows up in CI.
Bug Fixes
Configuration
markingMode setting is no longer supported. Values other than "none" trigger a warning, and "none" is used.Maintenance
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| Layer / File(s) | Summary |
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Startup configuration contract test-app/app/src/main/assets/app/package.json, test-app/runtime/src/main/java/com/tns/AppConfig.java, test-app/runtime/src/main/java/com/tns/MarkingMode.java, test-app/runtime/src/main/java/com/tns/Runtime.java, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/Runtime.h, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/com_tns_Runtime.cpp, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/Runtime.cpp |
Startup values pass individually from Java through JNI into Runtime::StartupOptions. The marking-mode setting, enum, accessors, and __markingMode global are removed. |
JavaScript wrapper lifecycle test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/ObjectManager.h, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/ObjectManager.cpp, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/DirectBuffer.h, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/DirectBuffer.cpp, test-app/runtime/CMakeLists.txt, test-app/runtime/src/main/java/com/tns/Runtime.java, test-app/app/src/main/assets/app/tests/testGC.js, test-app/app/src/main/assets/app/tests/benchmarks/jniBenchmarks.js |
ObjectManager removes marking-mode-dependent weak processing and related JNI methods, and registers wrappers with JSObjectFinalizerStatic. The GC suite always runs. New benchmarks measure allocation and release phases for Java-object wrappers and time calls while wrappers remain live. |
JNI registration and signature handling test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/CallbackHandlers.cpp, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/JsArgConverter.cpp, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/MethodCache.cpp, test-app/runtime/src/main/java/com/tns/Runtime.java |
Instance registration uses the class returned by ResolveClass. makeInstanceStrong stores a class only when it differs from the last stored class. Argument-signature parsing is skipped when there are no arguments, and signature keys use reserved string capacity and std::to_string. |
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes
Change: Refactor
sequenceDiagram
participant AppConfig
participant JavaRuntime as Runtime
participant NativeInit as initNativeScript
participant RuntimeInit as Runtime.Init
JavaRuntime->>AppConfig: reads typed startup values
JavaRuntime->>NativeInit: passes individual startup values
NativeInit->>RuntimeInit: passes Runtime.StartupOptions
Possibly related PRs
#2092 and updates the same JsArgConverter logic and JNI benchmark file.cc27bApps using same-named Java classes from different loaders across runtimes may create arrays of the wrong class. The compatibility risk is narrow and mergeable with awareness.
Explanation
The title "perf: cheaper object construction; drop markingMode full" matches the main changes. The PR cuts per-object construction work in the runtime (std::to_string instead of stringstream, reuse of the ResolveClass result, skipping zero-argument signature parsing, and fewer storeClass calls). It also removes the markingMode "full" option and its GC bookkeeping, and it adds lifecycle benchmarks. The title names both main parts, and it uses the conventional commit prefix. It is short and specific. Some changes, such as the Runtime::StartupOptions refactor and the DirectBuffer removal, are not named, but the title does not need to cover every detail.
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Docstring coverage is 31.25% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documentation-only edits and deletions within surviving functions are included; unchanged diff context and fully deleted functions are excluded. Analyzed 16 functions across 12 files.
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A rabbit checks the wrappers bright,
Then times their paths from dawn to night.
Typed options hop through the JNI,
Old marking flags are left behind.
The GC tests now run in stride.
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Splits a wrapped object's cost into allocation (kept alive), release through a V8 GC and the Java GC that follows, for JS-constructed, JS-extended and Java-returned objects; and times an object return with 50k live wrappers.
- EncodeSignature formatted the argument count through a std::stringstream on every constructor and dynamic method resolution; it now appends std::to_string into a reserved buffer. - The instance's class is the global ref ResolveClass already returned from the class cache, so the second FindClass(fullClassName) lookup is gone. - JsArgConverter skips parsing the signature of a zero-argument constructor. - makeInstanceStrong skips storeClass, which takes two locks, when the previous registration stored the same class.
Only markingMode "none" is supported. "full" was already non-functional: its weak callback queued wrappers for processing that no longer existed, so they were revived forever. - ObjectManager always arms the finalizer path; the full-mode weak callback, its GC bookkeeping, the batch DirectBuffer plumbing and the unused declarations behind it are gone, as are DirectBuffer itself and the Java makeInstanceWeak(ByteBuffer)/checkWeakObjectAreAlive/getMarkingModeOrdinal. - AppConfig drops the key (native config indices shift accordingly) and logs a warning when an app still sets markingMode to anything but "none". - The __markingMode global is gone; testGC.js no longer gates on it, so its specs now run (they pass under the finalizer path).
initNativeScript received AppConfig's whole value array and the native side read five entries by KnownKeys ordinal, so removing or reordering a key silently shifted them (and read past the end under CheckJNI). The five values are now explicit initNativeScript parameters, gathered into a Runtime::StartupOptions on the native side.
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* test: bump shared tests to common-runtime-tests-app master Picks up 2cb9c23, which keeps worker errors and failure paths version-agnostic across Jasmine releases, and 234f5f3 (case-insensitive require expectations). * test: run the test app on jasmine-core 7 from npm Replaces the vendored Jasmine 2.0.1 with jasmine-core 7.0.2, a pinned root devDependency, mirroring NativeScript/ios#547. - test-app/test-runner-deps is a test-app-only local plugin listed in test-app/dependencies.json. Its include.gradle copies jasmine.js and its license from the repo's node_modules into a generated assets folder before preBuild, so runtests, :app:installDebug and Android Studio builds all get it, and none of the gradle files shipped to apps change. A missing npm install fails the build with a pointer to the fix. - New Infrastructure/Jasmine/boot.js: installs the globals, keeps declaration order (random: false), works around jasmine-core's pretty-printer throwing on null-prototype tagged objects, and exports execute(). - globalErrorSpy.js: raisesGlobalErrors() wraps specs that raise global error / unhandledrejection events on purpose. - Reporters: excluded/notApplicable specs count as skipped; suite- and run-level errors become failing JUnit testcases and fail the summary; XML escaping no longer double-escapes and survives ]]> in stacks. * test: make the test app's specs pass on Jasmine 7 - Duplicate names are a declaration error now: rename a copied suite in the Kotlin enums tests and the console.log tests, give two specs that test different things distinct names, and drop a copied timer spec. - Specs that raise global errors or unhandled rejections on purpose (error events, unhandled rejections, uncaughtErrorPolicy, discarded exceptions, worker errors left unhandled) run under raisesGlobalErrors. - The worker OOM spec cancels the worker error on the parent. - The UI-thread dispatch spec declared an it() from inside a callback, which never asserted anything; it now waits for the three callbacks. - Rejection handlers use done.fail() instead of a failing expect. * test: drop GC specs that assert full marking-mode reachability test1-test5, 'should keep extended instances alive after GC' and 'should keep array-enclosed objects alive after GC' hand a Java callback a closure over a Java object and expect it to survive a GC. Only markingMode "full" provided that, and #2093 removed it. Under "none" every one of their 13 delayed callbacks fails with 'The JavaScript instance no longer has available Java instance counterpart'; the specs are synchronous, so Jasmine 2 never saw it. * test: harden the Jasmine run against restarts and startup failures - MyActivity registers and runs the suite once per process; a recreated activity would otherwise hit Jasmine's rejection of a second run. - When Jasmine cannot start the run, boot.js writes a failing JUnit result so the runtests harness reports it instead of timing out. - The UI-thread dispatch spec is named for what it checks: with multithreaded JavaScript on, the callback may run on the calling thread.
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