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feat(ts)!: refuse alloc leaks and stray slice_ref at translation, compare as_chunks copies in place, locate bytes' panics from MIR - #680
Four constructs the quest left made rust2-ts output fail at run time, or answer wrong, where native Rust goes on:
alloc's bytes: a block's byte pointer reaching another body threw in rs/alloc.ts, and a realloc whose result was cast to another type than its argument's threw on the cast.
ptr::eq of an as_chunks run that std's callback gets a copy of answered false where Rust answers true.
Bytes::slice_ref of bytes from other storage threw in bytesSliceRef.
bytes' panic sites in a hook program were found by searching bytes' source text, so a --remap-path-prefix of a directory inside bytes failed translation.
Approach
alloc: a forward use analysis of the pointer each alloc or realloc returns (alloc_leak, alloc_uses in ts/src/lower/mir/alloc.rs). The call is refused unless the pointer goes only to a cast to a pointer to values, dealloc, realloc, is_null, or the NonNull/Option/Result/? steps alloc_root already follows backward. Reads and writes of its bytes stay refused where they are. A realloc of memory cast from T whose result is cast to U is refused too. No block's byte pointer leaves its body now, so Block's byte reads and allocAs's checks are translator guards. allocBytes's check stays a loud run-time check, since it guards a pointer from elsewhere given to dealloc, as the unsafe policy allows.
as_chunks runs: rs.arraySliceItems and rs.arraySliceAsSlice record each run copy they make against its run in a WeakMap (arraySliceRuns). sliceSame, byteSliceSame, and arraySliceSame resolve a copy to where its run is before comparing. This covers element, byte, and nested-array runs.
Bytes::slice_ref: refused unless the body shows subset borrowed through Deref, as_ref, or a slice of one, from the same Bytes or from one sharing its storage through slice or clone (bytes_of, storage, lent, referent in ts/src/lower/mir/origin.rs). Two borrows of v[i] by an unchanged index count as one Bytes. arc_of now shares referent. The bytesSliceRef throw is a translator guard.
bytes' panic sites: each site comes from the MIR bytes compiled for the function, found by path, and picked by position among its own panic calls (panic!, assert!, or a call of its own #[track_caller] function such as range). This is how tokio's oneshot poll site was already found, so rustc names the file as native does under any remap. The source search is deleted, and own_panic now reuses the same panics helper. The debug_assert! site of set_len is skipped when a build without debug assertions leaves it out.
Tests:
The fixtures now remap bytes' src to bytes/source. The hook snapshot keeps every line and column, and the differential matches native.
New lang/pointers cases: partition_point over element, byte, and nested-array runs, told apart only by ptr::eq. These failed on 145 differential cases before the runtime fix.
New reject cases: alloc_leaked, realloc_retyped, and sliced_elsewhere.
stock now covers slice_ref through as_ref, a slice of one, and clone.
New lang::panics_without_debug_assertions translates the hook program with CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG_ASSERTIONS=false.
Impact
Breaking for translated crates: these are now translation errors with a span, where they used to throw at run time:
an alloc or realloc whose byte pointer leaves the body or goes to another function
a realloc cast to another type than its argument's
a slice_ref whose subset the body doesn't show to be from that Bytes's storage
To migrate, cast the pointer to a pointer to values in the body that allocates. For slice_ref, slice the Bytes itself (slice), or borrow subset from it in the same body.
ptr::eq of as_chunks runs inside std's callbacks now matches Rust.
A hook program translates under a --remap-path-prefix of a directory inside bytes.
Runtime: rs.ts adds the private arraySliceRuns/arrayRefWhere. No exported API changes. census.rs's VERBATIM gains the new messages' code words.
moq at the pin: unaffected, since ietf::object is not a translated root. But moq-net/src/ietf/object.rs:130, data.slice_ref(bytes) with bytes read through a Decoder, would be refused once it is a root. model/group.rs's test use through chunks would be refused too.
Choices made without asking
slice_ref rule widened past the quest's literal "that same Bytes": a Bytes that slice or clone made of it, or that made it, also counts. Under the literal rule a subset is always inside the Bytes, so slice_ref's panics, which lang/panics' hook tests check, could never be reached. A Bytes made by slice or clone shares storage in both Rust and JS, so this stays exact.
Refusal span: an alloc leak is refused at the alloc/realloc call, as the quest says, not at the use where the pointer escapes.
allocBytes check kept at run time: it guards a pointer from elsewhere (for example a Box's) given to dealloc/realloc, under m3's unsafe policy.
Alternatives
slice_ref: keep the literal rule and delete slice_ref's panic sites and tests as unreachable. Rejected, since it refuses valid sharing code to no benefit.
as_chunks: Uint8Array views instead of copies for byte runs. Rejected: it only helps bytes, and readers of arraySliceItems treat its arrays as owned in places such as remaining().
moq-dev/rust2#573: found bytes' panics by searching its source text, which a remap inside bytes breaks.
Follow-ups
moq's ietf/object.rsslice_ref through a Decoder: drop as a rust2 quest. Following the "general, not moq-specific" rule, moq adapts in its own tree when ietf becomes a root, for example with data.slice(start..end) from the decoder's offsets.
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just ci passed locally on 547215d (92 fixture tests, including every differential).
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Implementer: Claude Code, Opus 5.5, medium effort
Score: 10/10, Both reported regressions are fixed, and inspection of the incremental changes found no new blocking issues; builds and tests were not run.
Fixed: medium, ts/src/lower/caller.rs:551: Allow bytes builds with debug assertions disabled; bytes_sites now permits an absent debug-only bytes_mut_set_len panic while still requiring the function, and panics_without_debug_assertions covers translation with CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG_ASSERTIONS=false.
Fixed: medium, ts/src/lower/mir/origin.rs:610: Preserve slice_ref support for repeated indexed borrows; lent identifies repeated indexed borrows by their base place and unchanged index, and the original handles[i].slice_ref(sub) differential fixture is restored.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(ts)!: refuse alloc leaks and stray slice_ref at translation, compare as_chunks copies in place, locate bytes' panics from MIR
Nov 9, 2026
The changes add MIR analysis for allocation-pointer uses and Bytes::slice_ref storage provenance. The runtime tracks copied array-slice runs when comparing pointer locations. Panic-location lookup now uses compiled MIR, and fixture path remapping includes bytes source files. Documentation and fixtures were updated to reflect these changes.
Merge Risk: Low · up to 54721
The change has bounded compatibility and performance risks: customized bytes builds can fail translation, moved clones can be rejected unnecessarily, and large chunked slices incur extra allocation overhead. These warrant owner awareness and targeted fixes, but no broad production failure is established.
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ts/src/lower/caller.rs: 1
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panics scans optimized MIR but excludes calls inside inlined scopes. The new bytes lookup may therefore lose a required panic site when optimization inlines a tracked helper such as the range helper used by Bytes::slice.
A valid program may fail translation with a missing indexed-panic diagnostic.
This can occur when: Translate a program installing a panic hook with bytes compiled under an optimization profile that inlines the tracked helper.
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Review comments at @ts/runtime/rs.ts:
- Line 1300: Reduce per-run allocation in the flat-backed path selected by
`r.items === undefined`: update `arraySliceRuns` or its caller so repeated
slices do not create a wrapper and WeakMap entry for every run. Preserve slice
results and iterator formatting behavior while reusing or avoiding per-run
tracking.
Review comments at @ts/src/lower/caller.rs:
- Around line 555-563: Update the Cargo configuration that supplies `bytes`
package-specific rustflags so overrides retain the required MIR-serialization
flag used by translation. Preserve the `BYTES` panic lookup and `panics`
handling in this loop; fix the flag propagation rather than changing panic
extraction.
Review comments at @ts/src/lower/mir/alloc.rs:
- Around line 287-288: Update the `alloc_uses` handling for `Rvalue::Aggregate`
so it also tracks repeated-array operands, not just operands in `ops`. Ensure an
allocation pointer repeated into an array is followed and escapes through that
array are rejected before translation, preserving the existing behavior for
other aggregates.
- Around line 244-247: The `reads` closure in `alloc_uses` excludes
dereferences, so reassigned allocation pointers can pass validation even though
`alloc_bytes` cannot trace their byte accesses. Update the forward allocation
analysis to detect and reject byte accesses through dereferenced pointers when
their allocation provenance cannot be followed, preventing an invalid access
from reaching `Block.v`.
- Line 308: Update the allocation-type use checking around the
alloc/dealloc/realloc match so it follows a realloc result when checking the
uses of the prior realloc result; ensure chained reallocations are traced
through to the eventual cast, so a type mismatch is rejected during translation
rather than surfacing in generated allocAs.
Review comments at @ts/src/lower/mir/call.rs:
- Line 1209: Update bytes_of, used by the Bytes slice_ref translation check, to
trace moved Bytes handles when determining whether the slice shares the
receiver’s storage. Preserve the existing storage check and accept the
relationship when a moved clone still shares the receiver’s storage.
Review comments at @ts/src/lower/mir/origin.rs:
- Around line 611-614: Update the clone-source handling in the
`args.first().filter(|_| shares)` match so it equates storage with `from` only
when the source is known to remain unchanged after cloning; otherwise preserve
the separate `place` storage. Use the existing mechanism for determining source
mutation, without assuming that `referent` alone guarantees the clone source is
unchanged.
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Reduce per-run tracking overhead for flat-backed slices.
For a slice with one million runs, each call creates one million additional slice wrappers and WeakMap entries. Repeated calls increase allocation and garbage-collection pressure, including when formatting an iterator.
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Review comment at @ts/runtime/rs.ts at line 1300:
Reduce per-run allocation in the flat-backed path selected by `r.items ===
undefined`: update `arraySliceRuns` or its caller so repeated slices do not
create a wrapper and WeakMap entry for every run. Preserve slice results and
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Cargo unstable profile-rustflags profile dev package rustflags override global profile rustflags merge precedence 1.98
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Sources consulted:
- refs/heads/rust-1.98.0 - cargo - Git at Google — https://rust.googlesource.com/cargo/%2B/refs/heads/rust-1.98.0
- cargo/src/workspace/profiles.rs at master · rust-lang/cargo · GitHub — https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/blob/master/src/workspace/profiles.rs
- Unstable Features - The Cargo Book — https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/cargo/reference/unstable.html
- Profiles - The Cargo Book — https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/profiles.html?highlight=--+release
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Sources consulted:
- cargo/src/workspace/profiles.rs at master · rust-lang/cargo · GitHub — https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/blob/master/src/workspace/profiles.rs
- Unstable Features - The Cargo Book — https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/cargo/reference/unstable.html
- src/doc/src/reference/unstable.md - cargo - Git at Google — https://rust.googlesource.com/cargo/%2Bshow/f8984e1169dc670fd1c002d68c8c5efee63ff514/src/doc/src/reference/unstable.md
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Preserve MIR encoding for bytes overrides.
If a workspace sets profile.dev.package.bytes.rustflags, Cargo replaces the driver’s flags for bytes. A panic hook can then fail translation because panic_advance has no serialized MIR. Ensure package-specific overrides retain the required MIR flag.
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Review comment at @ts/src/lower/caller.rs around lines 555 - 563:
Update the Cargo configuration that supplies `bytes` package-specific rustflags
so overrides retain the required MIR-serialization flag used by translation.
Preserve the `BYTES` panic lookup and `panics` handling in this loop; fix the
flag propagation rather than changing panic extraction.
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Reject byte writes through reassigned allocation pointers.
If a pointer local holds an allocation and is later reassigned, alloc_uses can accept its dereference while alloc_bytes fails to trace it. A write before reassignment can then throw from Block.v. Detect these byte accesses during the forward allocation analysis.
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Review comment at @ts/src/lower/mir/alloc.rs around lines 244 - 247:
The `reads` closure in `alloc_uses` excludes dereferences, so reassigned
allocation pointers can pass validation even though `alloc_bytes` cannot trace
their byte accesses. Update the forward allocation analysis to detect and reject
byte accesses through dereferenced pointers when their allocation provenance
cannot be followed, preventing an invalid access from reaching `Block.v`.
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If [p; 2] contains an allocation pointer, alloc_uses does not follow it. The array can escape translation, and a later byte access can throw at runtime. Track repeated operands and reject escapes through the resulting array.
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Review comment at @ts/src/lower/mir/alloc.rs around lines 287 - 288:
Update the `alloc_uses` handling for `Rvalue::Aggregate` so it also tracks
repeated-array operands, not just operands in `ops`. Ensure an allocation
pointer repeated into an array is followed and escapes through that array are
rejected before translation, preserving the existing behavior for other
aggregates.
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review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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Follow realloc results when checking allocation types.
When a *mut u32 parameter is reallocated twice before the result is cast to *mut i32, translation can accept the body. The generated allocAs then throws because both reallocations retain the u32 type. Follow the second realloc result when checking the first result’s uses.
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Review comment at @ts/src/lower/mir/alloc.rs at line 308:
Update the allocation-type use checking around the alloc/dealloc/realloc match
so it follows a realloc result when checking the uses of the prior realloc
result; ensure chained reallocations are traced through to the eventual cast, so
a type mismatch is rejected during translation rather than surfacing in
generated allocAs.
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If code moves a clone into another local, a.slice_ref(&c[..]) can fail translation even though c shares a’s storage. Trace the move when proving the storage relationship.
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Review comment at @ts/src/lower/mir/call.rs at line 1209:
Update bytes_of, used by the Bytes slice_ref translation check, to trace moved
Bytes handles when determining whether the slice shares the receiver’s storage.
Preserve the existing storage check and accept the relationship when a moved
clone still shares the receiver’s storage.
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Sources consulted:
- bytes.rs - source — https://docs.rs/bytes/latest/src/bytes/bytes.rs.html
- Bytes in bytes - Rust — https://docs.rs/bytes/latest/bytes/struct.Bytes.html
- bytes/src/bytes.rs at master · tokio-rs/bytes · GitHub — https://github.com/tokio-rs/bytes/blob/master/src/bytes.rs
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- bytes.rs - source — https://docs.rs/bytes/latest/src/bytes/bytes.rs.html
- Bytes in compio::buf::bytes - Rust — https://docs.rs/compio/latest/compio/buf/bytes/struct.Bytes.html
- Bytes in viz_core - Rust — https://docs.rs/viz-core/latest/viz_core/struct.Bytes.html
- Bytes in surrealdb_sdk::types::bytes - Rust — https://docs.rs/surrealdb-sdk/latest/surrealdb_sdk/types/bytes/struct.Bytes.html
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Check the clone source before equating storage.
If a Bytes is reassigned after cloning, storage can still equate the clone with the new value. For a nonempty subset, translation accepts the call, but the runtime throws a plain Error and skips the panic hook. Check that the source remains unchanged before equating storage.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
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Review comment at @ts/src/lower/mir/origin.rs around lines 611 - 614:
Update the clone-source handling in the `args.first().filter(|_| shares)` match
so it equates storage with `from` only when the source is known to remain
unchanged after cloning; otherwise preserve the separate `place` storage. Use
the existing mechanism for determining source mutation, without assuming that
`referent` alone guarantees the clone source is unchanged.
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Finishes quest/m3/ts-runtime-throws.md, deleting it.
Problem
Four constructs the quest left made rust2-ts output fail at run time, or answer wrong, where native Rust goes on:
alloc's bytes: a block's byte pointer reaching another body threw inrs/alloc.ts, and areallocwhose result was cast to another type than its argument's threw on the cast.ptr::eqof anas_chunksrun that std's callback gets a copy of answeredfalsewhere Rust answerstrue.Bytes::slice_refof bytes from other storage threw inbytesSliceRef.bytes' panic sites in a hook program were found by searchingbytes' source text, so a--remap-path-prefixof a directory insidebytesfailed translation.Approach
alloc: a forward use analysis of the pointer eachallocorreallocreturns (alloc_leak,alloc_usesints/src/lower/mir/alloc.rs). The call is refused unless the pointer goes only to a cast to a pointer to values,dealloc,realloc,is_null, or theNonNull/Option/Result/?stepsalloc_rootalready follows backward. Reads and writes of its bytes stay refused where they are. Areallocof memory cast fromTwhose result is cast toUis refused too. No block's byte pointer leaves its body now, soBlock's byte reads andallocAs's checks are translator guards.allocBytes's check stays a loud run-time check, since it guards a pointer from elsewhere given todealloc, as the unsafe policy allows.as_chunksruns:rs.arraySliceItemsandrs.arraySliceAsSlicerecord each run copy they make against its run in aWeakMap(arraySliceRuns).sliceSame,byteSliceSame, andarraySliceSameresolve a copy to where its run is before comparing. This covers element, byte, and nested-array runs.Bytes::slice_ref: refused unless the body showssubsetborrowed throughDeref,as_ref, or a slice of one, from the sameBytesor from one sharing its storage throughsliceorclone(bytes_of,storage,lent,referentints/src/lower/mir/origin.rs). Two borrows ofv[i]by an unchanged index count as oneBytes.arc_ofnow sharesreferent. ThebytesSliceRefthrow is a translator guard.bytes' panic sites: each site comes from the MIRbytescompiled for the function, found by path, and picked by position among its own panic calls (panic!,assert!, or a call of its own#[track_caller]function such asrange). This is how tokio's oneshotpollsite was already found, so rustc names the file as native does under any remap. The source search is deleted, andown_panicnow reuses the samepanicshelper. Thedebug_assert!site ofset_lenis skipped when a build without debug assertions leaves it out.Tests:
bytes'srctobytes/source. The hook snapshot keeps every line and column, and the differential matches native.lang/pointerscases:partition_pointover element, byte, and nested-array runs, told apart only byptr::eq. These failed on 145 differential cases before the runtime fix.rejectcases:alloc_leaked,realloc_retyped, andsliced_elsewhere.stocknow coversslice_refthroughas_ref, a slice of one, andclone.lang::panics_without_debug_assertionstranslates the hook program withCARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG_ASSERTIONS=false.Impact
Breaking for translated crates: these are now translation errors with a span, where they used to throw at run time:
allocorreallocwhose byte pointer leaves the body or goes to another functionrealloccast to another type than its argument'sslice_refwhosesubsetthe body doesn't show to be from thatBytes's storageTo migrate, cast the pointer to a pointer to values in the body that allocates. For
slice_ref, slice theBytesitself (slice), or borrowsubsetfrom it in the same body.ptr::eqofas_chunksruns inside std's callbacks now matches Rust.A hook program translates under a
--remap-path-prefixof a directory insidebytes.Runtime:
rs.tsadds the privatearraySliceRuns/arrayRefWhere. No exported API changes.census.rs'sVERBATIMgains the new messages' code words.moq at the pin: unaffected, since
ietf::objectis not a translated root. Butmoq-net/src/ietf/object.rs:130,data.slice_ref(bytes)withbytesread through aDecoder, would be refused once it is a root.model/group.rs's test use throughchunkswould be refused too.Choices made without asking
slice_refrule widened past the quest's literal "that sameBytes": aBytesthatsliceorclonemade of it, or that made it, also counts. Under the literal rule asubsetis always inside theBytes, soslice_ref's panics, whichlang/panics' hook tests check, could never be reached. ABytesmade bysliceorcloneshares storage in both Rust and JS, so this stays exact.allocleak is refused at thealloc/realloccall, as the quest says, not at the use where the pointer escapes.allocBytescheck kept at run time: it guards a pointer from elsewhere (for example aBox's) given todealloc/realloc, under m3's unsafe policy.Alternatives
slice_ref: keep the literal rule and deleteslice_ref's panic sites and tests as unreachable. Rejected, since it refuses valid sharing code to no benefit.as_chunks: Uint8Array views instead of copies for byte runs. Rejected: it only helps bytes, and readers ofarraySliceItemstreat its arrays as owned in places such asremaining().Caused by
rs.arraySliceItemsgives callbacks copies ofas_chunksruns, whoseptr::eqanswersfalse.bytes' panics by searching its source text, which a remap insidebytesbreaks.Follow-ups
ietf/object.rsslice_refthrough aDecoder: drop as a rust2 quest. Following the "general, not moq-specific" rule, moq adapts in its own tree whenietfbecomes a root, for example withdata.slice(start..end)from the decoder's offsets.Checks
just cipassed locally on 547215d (92 fixture tests, including every differential).Models
Size: M
Implementer: Claude Code, Opus 5.5, medium effort
(Written by Opus 5.5 with medium)
Review
Rewritten by
quest reviewafter each round.01a1c195-f8e3-72d0-bb5c-a92652531c64, round 2Both reported regressions are fixed, and inspection of the incremental changes found no new blocking issues; builds and tests were not run.ts/src/lower/caller.rs:551:Allow bytes builds with debug assertions disabled;bytes_sites now permits an absent debug-only bytes_mut_set_len panic while still requiring the function, and panics_without_debug_assertions covers translation with CARGO_PROFILE_DEV_DEBUG_ASSERTIONS=false.ts/src/lower/mir/origin.rs:610:Preserve slice_ref support for repeated indexed borrows;lent identifies repeated indexed borrows by their base place and unchanged index, and the original handles[i].slice_ref(sub) differential fixture is restored.