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https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322774 rdar://186036234 Reviewed by Marcus Plutowski and Dan Hecht. System page size is 16KB (on Darwin at least) and MarkedBlock size is also 16KB. We end up having a page-fault for each MarkedBlock allocation and it is really costly when it is executed synchronously. On M5 device, each page-fault cost is 700ns. This patch introduces WarmUpBlockProvider. This holds its own helper thread via AutomaticThread, and offering a pre-page-faulted warmed-up MarkedBlocks if possible. This manages a buffer of pre-page-faulted pages and provides them. If it is exhausted, thread is launched / acked and start allocating a new pages and perform page-fault concurrently to the mutator. Memory scores (Membuster7 / PLUM4) are both neutral. * JSTests/stress/warm-up-marked-blocks-state-machine.js: Added. * JSTests/stress/warm-up-marked-blocks.js: Added. (shouldBe): * Source/JavaScriptCore/heap/FastMallocAlignedMemoryAllocator.cpp: (JSC::warmUpMarkedBlockStateForTesting): (JSC::setWarmUpMarkedBlockAllocationShouldFailForTesting): (JSC::FastMallocAlignedMemoryAllocator::tryAllocateAlignedMemory): * Source/JavaScriptCore/heap/FastMallocAlignedMemoryAllocator.h: * Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/OptionsList.h: * Source/JavaScriptCore/tools/JSDollarVM.cpp: (JSC::JSC_DEFINE_HOST_FUNCTION): (JSC::JSDollarVM::finishCreation): Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/320112@main
…e session with and without site isolation https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322299 rdar://185537144 Reviewed by Jean-Yves Avenard. The GPU process selects the single system NowPlaying session across processes, but a remote-control command it receives from the system was still delivered by local re-selection: GPUConnectionToWebProcess sent the command to the elected web process, WebProcess::didReceiveRemoteCommand handed it to every page, and each MediaSessionManagerInterface ran its own inline loop over its sessions (first NowPlaying-eligible session, else the first that could receive commands). That reached the right process but not necessarily the specific session the GPU elected, and it could deliver spuriously to a non-elected page sharing the elected process. And when no session was NowPlaying-eligible, the command was dropped entirely — unlike the non-site-isolated path, which falls back to the current session. Make site-isolated delivery match the non-site-isolated behavior (best eligible session, else the current session): - Thread the elected session's identifier through the received-command path. GPUConnectionToWebProcess::didReceiveRemoteControlCommand includes GPUProcess::remoteCommandTargetSessionInProcess() in the DidReceiveRemoteCommand message, threaded through GPUProcessConnection, WebProcess, and WebPage into MediaSessionManagerInterface::processDidReceiveRemoteControlCommand as an optional targetSession. When set, the manager delivers to the one session whose mediaSessionIdentifier matches (and that can receive remote commands) rather than re-selecting locally; a manager that does not own it delivers to nobody. When it is not set (non-site-isolated NowPlaying) behavior is unchanged: best eligible session, then the first that can receive commands. The parameter defaults to nullopt so existing callers are unaffected. processDidReceiveRemoteControlCommand now returns whether a session took the command, so WebProcess::didReceiveRemoteCommand can stop at the first page that claims an elected session instead of fanning out to all of them. If no page claims it — the elected session was destroyed or stopped accepting commands between the election and delivery, since DidReceiveRemoteCommand is asynchronous, or it was elected without being command-capable (nowPlayingEligibleSession() does not consult canReceiveRemoteControlCommands(), and AudioContext::canReceiveRemoteControlCommands() is false outside ENABLE(DOM_AUDIO_SESSION)) — the pass runs again with nullopt so the command is not dropped. That retry is best effort: page iteration order is not stable and each page has its own manager under site isolation, so there is no cross-page current-session order to follow in the web process. - Route the command even when no session is NowPlaying-eligible. The GPU process cannot know the cross-process current-session order, but the UI process does: RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy mirrors every process's session and, whenever the current session changes, reports the first command-capable one to the GPU process via SetNowPlayingFallbackSession. When the election has no eligible owner, GPUProcess::recomputeNowPlayingOwner seats that session's connection as a command-only client (becomeRemoteCommandFallbackTarget: it becomes the NowPlayingManager client so commands reach it and the system command listener stays alive, but it is not shown in the NowPlaying panel). The eligible owner (m_activeNowPlayingOwner: panel, audio, now-playing-app registration) is kept separate from the remote-command target (m_remoteCommandTarget: where a received command is delivered). The fallback names an exact session rather than only its process. Only the UI process knows the app-wide current-session order, and a process can host several pages that each have their own manager, so letting the target process re-select would let a page that is not the current session claim the command — the same spurious delivery this change removes for the elected case. The retry above covers the cost, which is that an exact identifier can go stale in flight. - GPUProcess::nowPlayingClientDidClose resigns the seat when a seated web process goes away. GPUConnectionToWebProcess::didClose used to delegate resigning to a recompute, but the closing connection is still in GPUProcess::m_webProcessConnections at that point and gone by the time the recompute from removeGPUConnectionToWebProcess runs, so a resign that looks the connection up by process identifier silently did nothing: the NowPlayingManager kept a dead client, its remote-command listener stayed registered, and MediaSessionManagerCocoa::clearNowPlayingInfo() was never called, leaving a stale system NowPlaying panel. didClose now resigns directly, and the GPU process drops any fallback or command-target state naming the closing process before recomputing so the closing connection cannot be seated again as the command-only fallback. - The fallback walk skips a session whose web process is gone instead of giving up on it, so a later qualifying session is still reported. - setNowPlayingFallbackSession only recomputes when there is no eligible owner. The fallback is read only when the election finds no winner, and every change to the candidates recomputes on its own, so an owner means a new fallback cannot change the outcome. - The fallback session is seeded into a new GPU process through GPUProcessCreationParameters rather than a didFinishLaunching hook, so it arrives before any web process can connect and there is no "every GPU launch resets the cache" invariant to maintain. To let a layout test drive the whole path the way a real system command arrives, Internals::postSystemRemoteControlCommand injects the command at the GPU process's NowPlayingManager rather than calling the manager directly. It is separate from postRemoteControlCommand (which injects into the local manager) because the GPU injection is gated on AllowTestOnlyIPC — which the existing media/remote-control-command tests do not enable — and because WebKitLegacy has no GPU process. It asks MediaStrategy::postNowPlayingRemoteControlCommandToGPUProcessForTesting to hand the command to the GPU process, and delivers through the local manager itself when there is none (WebKitLegacy and non-GPU WebKit). Internals::elementIsRemoteCommandTargetInGPUProcess reports whether the GPU process would route a received command to a given element's session, which — unlike elementIsActiveNowPlayingSessionInGPUProcess — is also true for the command-only fallback, so a test can wait for the seat instead of re-posting the command until it lands. Drive-by: the guard on processDidReceiveRemoteControlCommand was #if ENABLE(VIDEO) || ENABLE(audio); ENABLE(audio) is always false, so it now reads ENABLE(WEB_AUDIO). This makes the function dispatch commands to WebAudio sessions in a VIDEO-off/WEB_AUDIO-on build. * LayoutTests/http/tests/site-isolation/now-playing-elected-across-frames.html: * LayoutTests/http/tests/site-isolation/now-playing-reelects-on-resize.html: * LayoutTests/http/tests/site-isolation/now-playing-remote-command-no-owner.html: Added. * LayoutTests/http/tests/site-isolation/now-playing-remote-command-no-owner-expected.txt: Added. * LayoutTests/http/tests/site-isolation/now-playing-remote-command-routing.html: Added. * LayoutTests/http/tests/site-isolation/now-playing-remote-command-routing-expected.txt: Added. * LayoutTests/http/tests/site-isolation/resources/now-playing-test-helpers.js: Added. (waitForSubframeMessage.): (waitForSubframeMessage): (subframeIsActiveNowPlaying): (subframeIsPaused): * LayoutTests/http/tests/site-isolation/resources/now-playing-frame.html: * LayoutTests/media/utilities.js: (async waitUntil): * Source/WebCore/platform/MediaSessionIdentifier.h: * Source/WebCore/platform/MediaStrategy.cpp: (WebCore::MediaStrategy::isRemoteCommandTargetSessionInGPUProcessForTesting): * Source/WebCore/platform/MediaStrategy.h: (WebCore::MediaStrategy::postNowPlayingRemoteControlCommandToGPUProcessForTesting): * Source/WebCore/platform/audio/MediaSessionManagerInterface.cpp: (WebCore::MediaSessionManagerInterface::processDidReceiveRemoteControlCommand): * Source/WebCore/platform/audio/MediaSessionManagerInterface.h: * Source/WebCore/testing/Internals.cpp: (WebCore::remoteControlCommandForString): (WebCore::Internals::postRemoteControlCommand): (WebCore::Internals::postSystemRemoteControlCommand): (WebCore::Internals::elementIsRemoteCommandTargetInGPUProcess): * Source/WebCore/testing/Internals.h: * Source/WebCore/testing/Internals.idl: * Source/WebKit/GPUProcess/GPUConnectionToWebProcess.cpp: (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::setNowPlayingInfoForPage): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::becomeRemoteCommandFallbackTarget): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::resignNowPlayingManagerClient): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::nowPlayingClientDidClose): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::isRemoteCommandTargetSessionForTesting): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::postNowPlayingRemoteControlCommandForTesting): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::didReceiveRemoteControlCommand): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::didClose): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::clearNowPlayingInfoForPage): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::becomeNowPlayingOwner): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::updateSupportedRemoteCommands): (WebKit::GPUConnectionToWebProcess::resignNowPlayingOwner): Deleted. * Source/WebKit/GPUProcess/GPUConnectionToWebProcess.h: * Source/WebKit/GPUProcess/GPUConnectionToWebProcess.messages.in: * Source/WebKit/GPUProcess/GPUProcess.cpp: (WebKit::GPUProcess::initializeGPUProcess): (WebKit::GPUProcess::recomputeNowPlayingOwner): (WebKit::GPUProcess::setNowPlayingFallbackSession): (WebKit::GPUProcess::nowPlayingClientDidClose): (WebKit::GPUProcess::remoteCommandTargetSessionInProcess const): * Source/WebKit/GPUProcess/GPUProcess.h: * Source/WebKit/GPUProcess/GPUProcess.messages.in: * Source/WebKit/GPUProcess/GPUProcessCreationParameters.h: * Source/WebKit/GPUProcess/GPUProcessCreationParameters.serialization.in: * Source/WebKit/Scripts/webkit/messages.py: (types_that_cannot_be_forward_declared): (headers_for_type): * Source/WebKit/Shared/ProcessQualified.serialization.in: * Source/WebKit/UIProcess/GPU/GPUProcessProxy.cpp: (WebKit::GPUProcessProxy::GPUProcessProxy): * Source/WebKit/UIProcess/Media/RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy.cpp: (WebKit::RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy::addMediaSession): (WebKit::RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy::removeMediaSession): (WebKit::RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy::webProcessWillShutDown): (WebKit::RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy::updateMediaSessionStates): (WebKit::RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy::mediaSessionStateChanged): (WebKit::RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy::setCurrentSession): (WebKit::RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy::computeNowPlayingFallbackSession const): (WebKit::RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy::updateNowPlayingFallbackSession): * Source/WebKit/UIProcess/Media/RemoteMediaSessionManagerProxy.h: * Source/WebKit/UIProcess/Media/RemoteMediaSessionProxy.cpp: (WebKit::RemoteMediaSessionProxy::qualifiedSessionIdentifier const): * Source/WebKit/UIProcess/Media/RemoteMediaSessionProxy.h: * Source/WebKit/WebProcess/GPU/GPUProcessConnection.cpp: (WebKit::GPUProcessConnection::didReceiveRemoteCommand): * Source/WebKit/WebProcess/GPU/GPUProcessConnection.h: * Source/WebKit/WebProcess/GPU/GPUProcessConnection.messages.in: * Source/WebKit/WebProcess/GPU/media/WebMediaStrategy.cpp: (WebKit::WebMediaStrategy::isRemoteCommandTargetSessionInGPUProcessForTesting): (WebKit::WebMediaStrategy::postNowPlayingRemoteControlCommandToGPUProcessForTesting): * Source/WebKit/WebProcess/GPU/media/WebMediaStrategy.h: * Source/WebKit/WebProcess/WebPage/WebPage.cpp: (WebKit::WebPage::didReceiveRemoteCommand): * Source/WebKit/WebProcess/WebPage/WebPage.h: * Source/WebKit/WebProcess/WebProcess.cpp: (WebKit::WebProcess::didReceiveRemoteCommand): * Source/WebKit/WebProcess/WebProcess.h: Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/320113@main
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322886 rdar://186133638 Reviewed by Eric Carlson. In 320050@main, VideoInfo::fieldCount was made to mimic kCVImageBufferFieldCountKey. However, this value can only ever have a value of 1 or 2 or not be set. We make it an enum which ease the IPC serialization value checks. Test: Tools/TestWebKitAPI/Tests/WebCore/cocoa/CoreMediaUtilities.mm * Source/WebCore/platform/TrackInfo.h: (WebCore::VideoInfo::fieldCount const): * Source/WebCore/platform/graphics/avfoundation/FormatDescriptionUtilities.cpp: (WebCore::fieldCountFromFormatDescription): * Source/WebCore/platform/graphics/avfoundation/FormatDescriptionUtilities.h: * Source/WebCore/platform/graphics/cocoa/CMUtilities.mm: (WebCore::createFormatDescriptionFromTrackInfo): * Source/WebKit/Shared/WebCoreArgumentCoders.serialization.in: * Tools/TestWebKitAPI/Tests/WebCore/cocoa/CoreMediaUtilities.mm: (TestWebKitAPI::TEST(CMUtilities, FieldCountAndDetailRoundTrip)): Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/320114@main
…e and content towards bottom of page https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322875 rdar://186102748 Reviewed by Antti Koivisto. 316706@main dropped the BaselineGroup::computeSize() > 1 guard from baselineOffsetForGridItem() on the assumption that a single participant's max ascent is its own ascent, so that the offset is already zero. That only holds while the ascent is stable: it is collected in computeBaselineAlignmentContext() and computed again when the offset is queried. An item whose used size is only resolved after track sizing (e.g. a replaced item with a percentage max-width) reports a smaller ascent by then, and the stale, larger max ascent turns into a baseline offset that pushes the single item away from the start of its grid area. Track the number of alignment subjects next to the max ascent in GridBaselineAlignment's per-context state and restore the guard (similar to what we had before 316706@main). * LayoutTests/imported/w3c/web-platform-tests/css/css-grid/alignment/grid-align-baseline-single-item-001-expected.txt: Added. * LayoutTests/imported/w3c/web-platform-tests/css/css-grid/alignment/grid-align-baseline-single-item-001.html: Added. * Source/WebCore/rendering/GridBaselineAlignment.cpp: (WebCore::GridBaselineAlignment::updateBaselineAlignmentContext): (WebCore::GridBaselineAlignment::baselineOffsetForGridItem const): * Source/WebCore/rendering/GridBaselineAlignment.h: Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/320115@main
…ead of InlineDisplayContentBuilder https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322772 <rdar://problem/186035576> Reviewed by Antti Koivisto. This is a preparation for repainting an ink overflow only style change (a link picking up an underline on hover, say) without running inline layout and repainting a block wide band, which is webkit.org/b/322481. Ink overflow is built in two places today. InlineDisplayContentBuilder inflates each display box as it appends it and does so by inflating whatever the box already has. That makes the computation a one-shot part of building display content: it cannot be re-run on live content without double counting, and it can never shrink. Everything in that list except glyph overflow is derived from style and box geometry, neither of which needs inline layout to produce. Only glyph overflow is measured, and it arrives on Line::Run, which is gone once layout is done. So cache that one value on the display box and move the rest out to InlineContentBuilder, next to the line and block level overflow it already aggregates. The pass now sets ink overflow from the box's visual rect rather than inflating it, which makes it correct to run at any point after the boxes are positioned, not just while they are being appended. No behavior change. * Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/InlineLayoutState.h: Carry whether anything on the (WebCore::Layout::InlineLayoutState::setContentMayHaveInkOverflow): (WebCore::Layout::InlineLayoutState::contentMayHaveInkOverflow const): content can produce ink overflow, so the integration pass keeps the early out the two collecting passes used to have. * Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/display/InlineDisplayBox.h: Cache the measured glyph (WebCore::InlineDisplay::Box::setInkOverflow): (WebCore::InlineDisplay::Box::glyphOverflow const): (WebCore::InlineDisplay::Box::setGlyphOverflow): (WebCore::InlineDisplay::Box::adjustInkOverflow): Deleted. overflow. It fits in the padding after the existing flags, so InlineDisplay::Box does not grow. * Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/display/InlineDisplayContentBuilder.cpp: Remove (WebCore::Layout::InlineDisplayContentBuilder::build): (WebCore::Layout::InlineDisplayContentBuilder::buildTextOnlyContent): (WebCore::Layout::InlineDisplayContentBuilder::appendTextDisplayBox): (WebCore::Layout::InlineDisplayContentBuilder::appendAtomicInlineLevelDisplayBox): (WebCore::Layout::InlineDisplayContentBuilder::appendInlineBoxDisplayBox): (WebCore::Layout::InlineDisplayContentBuilder::adjustVisualGeometryForDisplayBox): (WebCore::Layout::computeInkOverflowForInlineLevelBox): Deleted. (WebCore::Layout::adjustInkOverflowForInlineBox): Deleted. (WebCore::Layout::InlineDisplayContentBuilder::collectInkOverflowForInlineBoxes): Deleted. (WebCore::Layout::logicalBottomForTextDecorationContent): Deleted. (WebCore::Layout::InlineDisplayContentBuilder::collectInkOverflowForTextDecorations): Deleted. (WebCore::Layout::isNestedInlineBoxWithDifferentFontCascadeFromParent): collectInkOverflowForTextDecorations, collectInkOverflowForInlineBoxes, computeInkOverflowForInlineLevelBox and the per box inflation. Boxes are now appended with their visual rect as ink overflow. * Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/display/InlineDisplayContentBuilder.h: * Source/WebCore/layout/integration/inline/LayoutIntegrationInlineContent.h: (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::InlineContent::setContentMayHaveInkOverflow): (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::InlineContent::contentMayHaveInkOverflow const): * Source/WebCore/layout/integration/inline/LayoutIntegrationInlineContentBuilder.cpp: Added (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::InlineContentBuilder::build const): (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::strokeAndTextShadowInkOverflowOutsets): (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::logicalBottomForTextDecorationContent): (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::inkOverflowOutsetsForTextDecorations): (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::InlineContentBuilder::updateInkOverflow const): (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::InlineContentBuilder::updateInkOverflowForText): (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::InlineContentBuilder::updateInkOverflowForInlineBoxes): (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::InlineContentBuilder::handlePartialDisplayContentUpdate const): updateInkOverflow, run per line before adjustDisplayLines aggregates line and block overflow. Note it groups boxes by their line index, since the display lines do not know their box range until adjustDisplayLines assigns it. * Source/WebCore/layout/integration/inline/LayoutIntegrationInlineContentBuilder.h: * Source/WebCore/layout/integration/inline/LayoutIntegrationLineLayout.cpp: Set the flag before build so (WebCore::LayoutIntegration::LineLayout::constructContent): the pass can see it. Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/320116@main
…tion when the grid container shrinks https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322714 rdar://problem/186101273 Reviewed by Antti Koivisto. <div id=grid style="display: grid; grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr; width: 200px"> <div style="aspect-ratio: 1.5"></div> <div></div> </div> <script>grid.style.width = "150px"</script> After the shrink both 1fr columns should be 75px wide. Instead the first one stayed 100px and the second got the leftover 50px. Grid runs a second column sizing pass for items whose inline size depends on their block size, and it measures them with the row size installed as an overriding block size. The aspect ratio then transfers that row size into the item's inline size, and the 100px result gets cached as the item's min-content contribution. shouldInvalidateContentWidths(), which tells the next layout to measure again, only covered flex items, so the 100px stayed cached and floored the flexible track. Growing the container hid this because the larger fr share was already above the stale value. Add grid items next to the flex item case, which 241542@main added for the same reason. * Source/WebCore/rendering/RenderBox.cpp: (WebCore::RenderBox::shouldInvalidateContentWidths const): * LayoutTests/imported/w3c/web-platform-tests/css/css-grid/grid-items/aspect-ratio-grid-item-dynamic-container-shrink-001{,-ref,-expected}.html: Added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/320117@main
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=317317 rdar://179876979 Reviewed by Dan Glastonbury. Correct race window where deallocated Vector or SharedMemory can be written to by swapping in user memory. No new tests as race window is incredibly small: memory must be freed prior to being wired to the GPU. * Source/WebGPU/WebGPU/Queue.mm: (WebGPU::Queue::writeTexture): * Source/WebGPU/WebGPU/Queue.swift: * Source/WebGPU/WebGPU/RenderPipeline.mm: (WebGPU::Device::addPipelineLayouts): * Source/WebGPU/WebGPU/WebGPUExt.h: * Source/WebKit/GPUProcess/graphics/WebGPU/RemoteQueue.cpp: (WebKit::RemoteQueue::writeBuffer): (WebKit::RemoteQueue::writeTexture): Originally-landed-as: 305413.1010@safari-7624.5-branch (4a92fe2). rdar://185367080 Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/320118@main
…n in Element::resolveComputedStyle https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322864 <rdar://problem/186110844> Reviewed by Antti Koivisto. <div style="display: none"> <iframe srcdoc="<style id='sheet'>#container { container-type: size }</style> <div id='container'><span id='target'>text</span></div>"></iframe> </div> After touching the frame's stylesheet, getComputedStyle(target).color should return a color. Instead we end up triggering style recalc in an infinite loop until the web process crashes. A frame whose owner element does not generate a box (e.g. display: none) has no render tree, so resolveStyle() returns without doing anything and the recalc the stylesheet change scheduled stays pending forever. Element::resolveComputedStyle() asks for a style update on reaching a size query container, and since that update reports that it resolved style, re-enters computedStyle(), which comes back to the same container and asks again. Fix by reporting no pending recalc while the render tree is withheld (matches Firefox), the way a document in the back/forward cache already does. Showing the frame again resolves the style in createRenderTree(). * LayoutTests/imported/w3c/web-platform-tests/css/cssom/getComputedStyle-in-unrendered-subframe-with-query-container-crash.html: Added. * Source/WebCore/dom/Document.cpp: (WebCore::Document::needsStyleRecalc const): (WebCore::Document::updateStyleIfNeeded): Assert what the above now guarantees, since resolving style here depends on it from a distance. Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/320119@main
…upports it https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=322904 Reviewed by Darin Adler. Replaces use of `const String&` for input to CSS parsing functions with StringView to allow callers more options for how they store the input. * Source/WebCore/css/CSSGroupingRule.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/CSSStyleRule.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSParser.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSParser.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParser.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParser.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Animations.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Animations.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Color.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Color.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+ColorAdjust.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+ColorAdjust.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+ColorInlines.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Easing.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Easing.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Filter.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Filter.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Font.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Font.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Timeline.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Timeline.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Transform.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSPropertyParserConsumer+Transform.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSSelectorParser.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSSelectorParser.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSSupportsParser.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/CSSSupportsParser.h: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/SizesAttributeParser.cpp: * Source/WebCore/css/parser/SizesAttributeParser.h: * Source/WebCore/inspector/InspectorStyleSheet.cpp: * Source/WebCore/svg/SVGAngleValue.cpp: * Source/WebCore/svg/SVGAngleValue.h: Canonical link: https://commits.webkit.org/320120@main
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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.
Beyond the inline findings, I checked the new WarmUpBlockProvider in FastMallocAlignedMemoryAllocator.cpp for thread-safety and alloc/free pairing: all shared state is WTF_GUARDED_BY_LOCK(*m_lock) and accessed under Locker, tryTake() only hands out blocks when alignment == size == MarkedBlock::blockSize, and warmed blocks come from tryFastCompactAlignedMalloc which pairs correctly with the existing fastFree in freeAlignedMemory and in threadIsStopping. The merge itself is conflict-free and the non-JSC changes have no JSCOnly footprint.
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The two inline findings are test-convention nits on upstream-authored stress tests. Since the only JSCOnly-relevant change in this merge is the new background WarmUpThread touching heap allocation concurrency, I read that diff specifically for lock discipline and allocator pairing: state is annotated WTF_GUARDED_BY_LOCK, every access site takes the Locker, refill() stages allocations outside the lock and appends under it, and the block source (tryFastCompactAlignedMalloc) matches the existing free path so MarkedBlock::destroy frees warmed blocks the same way as cold ones. Recording that here so a human reviewer of this routine upstream merge knows the concurrency-sensitive part was looked at.
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🟡 nit (optional): This new stress test cannot satisfy JSTests/README.md rule 1 ("Tests must run in under 200ms in all configurations", imported via JSTests/CLAUDE.md): it waits on the helper thread's 0.2 s idle timeout at least twice (once to observe phase === "stopped", once to lift the stand-down) and polls with 50 ms sleepSeconds between checks, so a successful run is ~600 ms–1 s and the timeoutSeconds = 20 ceiling allows a 20 s hang on a slow bot. Fix: mark it slow/skip for the stress runner (e.g. //@ slow! or move it out of stress/), or shorten warmUpMarkedBlockIdleTimeout and pollSeconds enough that the whole state-machine walk fits in 200 ms.
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waitFor("the supply to be released when idle", state => state.phase === "stopped") must wait for AutomaticThread's timeout (--warmUpMarkedBlockIdleTimeout=0.2) to fire with no demand before threadIsStopping sets Phase::Stopped; that is 200 ms plus at least one 50 ms poll. Later, waitFor("the stand-down to lift", ...) requires another idle-timeout cycle: while m_phase == StandingDown, tryTake deliberately does not notify the condition, so shouldSleep only runs after the 0.2 s timeout and only then flips the phase back to Armed. Those two mandatory 200 ms waits plus polling put the best-case runtime well over the fork's 200 ms budget for JSTests/stress/. On the base branch this file does not exist, so merging adds a test that regularly exceeds the suite's per-test time budget and can stall for up to 20 s under load, slowing run-jsc-stress-tests.
Verification: nit — The timing analysis is correct and the test structurally cannot meet JSTests/README.md rule 1 ("Tests must run in under 200ms in all configurations", line 19). Line 1 sets --warmUpMarkedBlockIdleTimeout=0.2, and the AutomaticThread is constructed with that as its timeout: `AutomaticThread(locker, provider.m_lock, provider.m_condition.copyRef(),… | nit — The timing analysis is correct:…
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🟡 nit (optional): This new stress test hardcodes 300000 iterations instead of using testLoopCount, violating JSTests/README.md rule 2 (imported via JSTests/CLAUDE.md); with --forceMiniVMMode=1 (JIT off) and --scribbleFreeCells=1 among its six option sets, the fixed count also risks the 200 ms budget of rule 1. Fix: size the allocation loop from testLoopCount (with a floor large enough to force several MarkedBlock allocations) so the test scales down in slow configurations while still exercising the warm-up path.
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JSTests/CLAUDE.md imports JSTests/README.md, whose rule 2 requires new stress tests to derive their iteration count from testLoopCount so the harness can shrink it in expensive configurations, and rule 1 caps every configuration at 200 ms. warm-up-marked-blocks.js line 15 loops a fixed 300000 times, allocating an object plus a three-element array each iteration, and its header runs it under six option sets including --forceMiniVMMode=1 (interpreter only) and --scribbleFreeCells=1 (writes every freed cell). Under those the loop cannot be scaled back and is likely to exceed the 200 ms budget on CI. This is separate from the already-filed timing issue in warm-up-marked-blocks-state-machine.js, which concerns the helper thread's idle-timeout wait rather than an iteration count.
Verification: nit — The new file /home/claude/webkit/JSTests/stress/warm-up-marked-blocks.js line 15 hardcodes for (let i = 0; i < 300000; ++i). /home/claude/webkit/JSTests/CLAUDE.md imports /home/claude/webkit/JSTests/README.md (unchanged by this PR, so binding as rules), which states at lines 17-20: "New tests are required to adhere to the following rules: … 2. Use testLoopCount or…
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In `@JSTests/stress/warm-up-marked-blocks-state-machine.js`:
- Around line 10-19: Update allocateBlocks so retained has a fixed maximum
capacity across repeated calls, removing the oldest entries when the ceiling is
reached while still allocating new objects on every invocation. Preserve the
existing allocation loop and retained’s role in keeping blocks live, but prevent
unbounded growth during timeout scenarios.
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`@Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/display/InlineDisplayContentBuilder.cpp`:
- Around line 180-186: Clamp the recomputed top and bottom glyph overflow values
in InlineDisplayContentBuilder before passing them to setGlyphOverflow,
respecting InlineDisplayBox’s 5-bit top limit of 31 and 3-bit bottom limit of 7.
Apply the change at the fallback assignments near enclosingGlyphBoundsForText;
the InlineDisplayBox.h sites only define the storage limits and require no
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| // Retaining these is the point: a heap that can recycle stops asking the allocator for blocks, | ||
| // and sustained block demand is what the stand-down and restart paths are driven by. The count | ||
| // is kept small so that a run which ends up timing out still reports rather than exhausting | ||
| // memory first. | ||
| for (let i = 0; i < 2000; ++i) | ||
| retained.push({ a: i, b: i, c: i }); | ||
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Cap the retained set so a timing-out run reports instead of exhausting memory.
allocateBlocks runs once per poll attempt through betweenAttempts, and every call appends 2000 objects to retained. Three of the waits pass allocateBlocks, so a failing run retains up to 3 × 400 × 2000 objects before any timeout error is thrown. The comment states that the count keeps a timing-out run reporting rather than exhausting memory first, but the retention is unbounded across attempts. Under a real regression the process can hit memory exhaustion before it prints the diagnostic.
Add a ceiling on retained and drop the oldest entries once it is reached. Sustained demand still reaches the allocator, because new objects are still allocated on every call.
🧪 Proposed fix to bound retention
const retained = [];
+const retainedLimit = 200000;
function allocateBlocks() {
// Retaining these is the point: a heap that can recycle stops asking the allocator for blocks,
// and sustained block demand is what the stand-down and restart paths are driven by. The count
// is kept small so that a run which ends up timing out still reports rather than exhausting
// memory first.
for (let i = 0; i < 2000; ++i)
retained.push({ a: i, b: i, c: i });
+ if (retained.length > retainedLimit)
+ retained.splice(0, retained.length - retainedLimit);
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| const retained = []; | |
| function allocateBlocks() { | |
| // Retaining these is the point: a heap that can recycle stops asking the allocator for blocks, | |
| // and sustained block demand is what the stand-down and restart paths are driven by. The count | |
| // is kept small so that a run which ends up timing out still reports rather than exhausting | |
| // memory first. | |
| for (let i = 0; i < 2000; ++i) | |
| retained.push({ a: i, b: i, c: i }); | |
| } | |
| const retained = []; | |
| const retainedLimit = 200000; | |
| function allocateBlocks() { | |
| // Retaining these is the point: a heap that can recycle stops asking the allocator for blocks, | |
| // and sustained block demand is what the stand-down and restart paths are driven by. The count | |
| // is kept small so that a run which ends up timing out still reports rather than exhausting | |
| // memory first. | |
| for (let i = 0; i < 2000; ++i) | |
| retained.push({ a: i, b: i, c: i }); | |
| if (retained.length > retainedLimit) | |
| retained.splice(0, retained.length - retainedLimit); | |
| } |
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In `@JSTests/stress/warm-up-marked-blocks-state-machine.js` around lines 10 - 19,
Update allocateBlocks so retained has a fixed maximum capacity across repeated
calls, removing the oldest entries when the ceiling is reached while still
allocating new objects on every invocation. Preserve the existing allocation
loop and retained’s role in keeping blocks live, but prevent unbounded growth
during timeout scenarios.
| if (glyphOverflow.top == maximumAscent || glyphOverflow.bottom == maximumDescent) { | ||
| auto enclosingAscentAndDescent = TextUtil::enclosingGlyphBoundsForText(StringView(content).substring(text.start, text.length), style, inlineTextBox->shouldUseSimpleGlyphOverflowCodePath() ? TextUtil::ShouldUseSimpleGlyphOverflowCodePath::Yes : TextUtil::ShouldUseSimpleGlyphOverflowCodePath::No); | ||
| auto& fontMetrics = style.metricsOfPrimaryFont(); | ||
| glyphOverflow.top = std::max(0.f, -enclosingAscentAndDescent.ascent - fontMetrics.ascent(FontBaseline::Alphabetic)); | ||
| glyphOverflow.bottom = std::max(0.f, enclosingAscentAndDescent.descent - fontMetrics.descent(FontBaseline::Alphabetic)); | ||
| } | ||
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enclosingGlyphBoundsForText and setGlyphOverflow are internal implementation components within the WebKit rendering engine (WebCore), specifically associated with the Layout Formatting Context (LFC) and Inline Formatting Context (IFC) [1][2][3]. These are not public APIs. enclosingGlyphBoundsForText: This is a utility function, often found in WebCore::Layout::TextUtil, used to calculate the physical ascent and descent bounds of a text run's glyphs [4][1]. It is used by the layout engine to determine the actual vertical space occupied by text, which is essential for features like initial letters or precise line-box metrics [4]. setGlyphOverflow: This method is typically associated with display objects, such as WebCore::InlineDisplay::Box [2]. It is used to store calculated "ink overflow" (glyph overflow) information—the amount by which glyphs extend beyond their standard layout box boundaries [2]. By caching this value, the engine can handle visual overflow (like decorative marks, ascenders, or descenders that hang outside the box) without needing to re-measure glyphs during the painting phase [2]. These components represent internal WebKit infrastructure for handling advanced typography and text shaping, ensuring that text is painted correctly even when glyphs extend beyond standard line-box constraints [2][5][6].
Citations:
- 1: GitHub pull request 32026 in WebKit/WebKit (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: GitHub pull request 72660 in WebKit/WebKit (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: WebKit/WebKit@0acf245...c4da39c
- 4: WebKit@12c3e37
- 5: GitHub pull request 72639 in WebKit/WebKit (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: WebKit@bd08842
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In the WebKit rendering engine's Layout Formatting Context (LFC) for inline content, m_glyphOverflowTop and m_glyphOverflowBottom were historically used within structures to track ink overflow—specifically overflow caused by glyphs—associated with inline boxes [1]. These members were typically part of the data tracked during the inline layout process to ensure that rendering correctly accounts for visual overflow that extends beyond the standard box boundaries (often referred to as ink overflow) [2][3]. Over recent iterations of the WebKit codebase, the management of this overflow data has evolved significantly [2][4]: 1. Evolution of Management: Historically, glyph overflow information was stored more directly on inline boxes or related items [1]. However, recent architectural changes have aimed to consolidate ink overflow computation [2]. Instead of being stored directly as persistent members within every InlineDisplay::Box instance, glyph overflow is often calculated during the layout pass and aggregated into an ink overflow rect (often stored as m_inkOverflow on the display box) [2][5]. 2. Code Refactoring: Changes to files like Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/display/InlineDisplayBox.h often reflect this shift [2][4]. Recent refactors have moved the responsibility of collecting and computing this overflow to specific integration layers or builder classes (such as InlineDisplayContentBuilder), rather than keeping granular, persistent member variables for top and bottom glyph overflow on the display box objects themselves [2][3]. 3. Related Structures: While specific members may be removed or refactored within InlineDisplayBox, the WebKit engine still utilizes the concept of glyph overflow, and separate structures such as WebCore::GlyphOverflow (containing top, bottom, left, and right members) are used in other contexts to manage this data [6]. If you are looking for these specific members in a current version of the WebKit source code, they may have been removed or moved to a different abstraction layer (like an ink overflow rect) as part of cleanup and optimization efforts in the Layout Formatting Context [2][3][1].
Citations:
- 1: philn@280cd6f
- 2: GitHub pull request 72660 in WebKit/WebKit (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: philn@cb41c1e
- 4: WebKit@c44b1d8
- 5: https://trac.webkit.org/changeset/290649/webkit
- 6: https://doxywizerd.github.io/webkit/struct_web_core_1_1_glyph_overflow.html
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In the WebKit rendering engine, m_glyphOverflowTop was historically a bit-field member variable used within layout classes (such as InlineItem) to store the amount of vertical overflow of a glyph [1]. Specifically: 1. Usage and Context: This field was part of a mechanism to track "ink overflow"—glyph data that extends beyond the standard box dimensions used for layout [2][1]. It allowed the engine to account for glyphs that paint outside their allocated bounding boxes without affecting the flow of the text [3][2]. 2. Implementation: It was typically defined as a bit-field (e.g., uint8_t m_glyphTopOverflow : 5) to optimize memory usage within high-frequency objects like InlineItem [1]. The bit-field size (5 bits) restricted the storage of the overflow value to a specific range of integers [1]. 3. Evolution: Recent WebKit development has shifted away from storing these overflow values directly in layout objects like InlineItem [1]. Instead, the engine has moved toward more centralized or different architectural approaches, such as calculating or caching this information in display boxes or via specialized structures like GlyphOverflow [4][2][1]. In some contexts, older bit-field implementations have been removed in favor of cleaner memory management or refactored to use different types, such as scoped enums, for related functionality like glyph trimming [5][1]. In summary, m_glyphOverflowTop was a memory-efficient bit-field used to track top-side glyph ink overflow, a pattern that has been superseded by more modern layout integration strategies in recent versions of WebKit [2][1].
Citations:
- 1: philn@280cd6f
- 2: GitHub pull request 72660 in WebKit/WebKit (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: WebKit@bd08842
- 4: https://doxywizerd.github.io/webkit/struct_web_core_1_1_glyph_overflow.html
- 5: WebKit@7afa3a8
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In the WebKit/WebCore codebase, there is no single function or API member named "enclosingGlyphBoundsForText" or "maximumAscent" that serves as a public-facing developer API. The terms you mentioned appear to be internal implementation details related to text layout and glyph measurement: 1. Glyph Bounds Calculation: The WebKit platform graphics layer uses internal mechanisms to compute glyph bounds during text measurement. For example, WidthIterator in WebCore contains a nested GlyphBounds structure and a computeIfNeeded method that determines glyph bounds based on font metrics, including maxX and minY/maxY offsets, to handle overflow and positioning [1]. 2. Ascent/Descent Metrics: While "maximumAscent" is not a standard API name, font metrics in WebKit (defined in FontMetrics) typically include ascent, descent, and line gap values, which are fundamental to calculating vertical text layout and bounding box heights [2]. It is likely that these terms are either internal identifiers, specific debug symbols, or misremembered internal variables from the WebKit rendering engine (WebCore). If you are attempting to calculate the bounding box of text or determine font metrics in a WebKit-based environment (such as macOS or iOS development), you should use standard Apple frameworks like Core Text (e.g., CTLineGetBoundsWithOptions) or Core Graphics, rather than attempting to access private WebCore internals.
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/blob/main/Source/WebCore/platform/graphics/WidthIterator.cpp
- 2: https://github.com/WebKit/WebKit/blob/main/Source/WebCore/platform/graphics/Font.h
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In WebKit, InlineDisplayContentBuilder.cpp is a source file within the Layout Formatting Context (LFC) that constructs display content for inline layouts [1]. The specific code involving glyphOverflow.top refers to the calculation and handling of glyph overflow, which is essential for determining the ink bounds of text runs, particularly when glyphs extend beyond their standard typographic ascent or descent [2]. Recent changes in the WebKit codebase (e.g., around February 2026) have updated how glyph overflow is calculated and applied to ensure proper rounding and layout accuracy [3][2][4]. Specifically, the code calculates glyph overflow by measuring the enclosing bounds of glyphs (using TextUtil::enclosingGlyphBoundsForText) and comparing them against the font's primary metrics (such as the alphabetic ascent and descent) [2]. Key technical aspects include: - The use of glyphOverflowTop and glyphOverflowBottom variables to represent the calculated overflow values above and below the baseline [2]. - The application of std::max(0.f,...) to ensure that overflow values are non-negative, as the ink overflow logic typically expects positive inflation values [2]. - Integration with InlineFormattingUtils to snap these values to integer pixel boundaries, which helps resolve layout regressions [2][4]. - These values are ultimately used to inflate an inkOverflow object, ensuring that the rendering engine correctly accounts for pixels that might be drawn outside the standard line box (e.g., due to complex scripts, swashes, or font-specific rendering characteristics) [2]. This mechanism is part of WebKit's ongoing efforts to improve sub-pixel layout precision and fix rendering issues related to fonts and variable text metrics [2][4].
Citations:
- 1: https://trac.webkit.org/timeline?authors=&daysback=4&from=2022-02-09
- 2: philn@280cd6f
- 3: https://results.webkit.org/commit?id=307046%40main&repository_id=webkit
- 4: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=301703
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In C++, the behavior for out-of-range conversions involving bit-fields and floating-point types is defined by specific rules governing integer conversions and floating-point-to-integer conversions [1][2][3]. Floating-Point to uint8_t Conversion When a floating-point value is converted to an integer type (such as uint8_t), the fractional part is discarded [2][4]. If the truncated value is not representable in the destination integer type, the behavior is undefined [5][2][6]. This applies regardless of whether the destination is a standard integer type or a bit-field [1][2]. Bit-Field Assignment When an integer value is assigned to a bit-field, the assignment is treated similarly to a conversion to the bit-field's underlying type, subject to the width of the bit-field [1]. 1. If the value can be represented by the bit-field (based on its width and signedness), the value is stored successfully [7][8]. 2. When the assigned value cannot be represented by the bit-field, the resulting value stored in the bit-field is implementation-defined [1]. Note that this differs from the standard conversion of an integer to another integer type, which is typically defined via modulo arithmetic [3][9]. Summary Converting a floating-point value to a uint8_t that is out of range is undefined behavior [5][2]. However, assigning an integer value that is out of range to an unsigned bit-field results in an implementation-defined value [1]. These are distinct standard rules: floating-point conversion out of range is undefined [2], while integer bit-field assignment out of range is implementation-defined [1].
Citations:
- 1: http://eel.is/c++draft/expr.assign
- 2: https://eel.is/c++draft/conv%2efpint
- 3: https://eel.is/c++draft/conv.integral
- 4: https://open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/open/n2356/conv.html
- 5: https://eel.is/c++draft/ub:conv.fpint.float.not.represented
- 6: https://eel.is/c++draft/ub.expr
- 7: https://eel.is/c++draft/class.bit
- 8: https://eelis.net/c++draft/class.bit
- 9: https://cppreference.net/cpp/language/implicit_conversion.html
Clamp recomputed glyph overflow before storing it. InlineDisplayBox stores the top and bottom values in 5-bit and 3-bit fields, with limits of 31 and 7. If the fallback computes a larger value, setGlyphOverflow cannot represent it; the resulting bit-field value is implementation-defined and may understate ink overflow. Clamp before assignment or widen the fields.
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Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/display/InlineDisplayContentBuilder.cpp#L180-L186(this comment)Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/display/InlineDisplayBox.h#L139-L141Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/display/InlineDisplayBox.h#L199-L201
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In
`@Source/WebCore/layout/formattingContexts/inline/display/InlineDisplayContentBuilder.cpp`
around lines 180 - 186, Clamp the recomputed top and bottom glyph overflow
values in InlineDisplayContentBuilder before passing them to setGlyphOverflow,
respecting InlineDisplayBox’s 5-bit top limit of 31 and 3-bit bottom limit of 7.
Apply the change at the fallback assignments near enclosingGlyphBoundsForText;
the InlineDisplayBox.h sites only define the storage limits and require no
direct change.
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Companion Bun PR: oven-sh/bun#40987 (pinned at the preview release |
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oven-sh/WebKit#545 completes oven-sh/WebKit#155. NativeExecutable, builtin functions written in JavaScript, bound functions and remote functions now print `function name() { [native code] }`, the same one-line shape as InternalFunction constructors and V8. lodash's isNative() builds a RegExp from hasOwnProperty's source and tests Map against it. With one shape the RegExp matches, so cloneDeep, memoize, uniq and isEqual use a native Map instead of a linear-scan ListCache under Bun. cloneDeep of 8 000 objects: 1 971 ms before, linear after. The pin moves from the oven-sh/WebKit#541 preview to the fork's main at 01de4c1d, which also carries oven-sh/WebKit#529, #542 and #543. #543 moved the dynamic-import TLA deadlock check into the engine and removed JSModuleLoader::asyncEvaluationOrderForKey and the referrerAsyncOrder parameter of JSC::importModule, so moduleLoaderImportModule no longer computes or passes it. Tests: test/js/bun/jsc/function-prototype-tostring.test.ts and the oven-sh/WebKit#545 stress file as a jsc-stress fixture. Both fail on Bun 1.4.1.
This reverts the move to fork main 01de4c1d (2918d3c). That commit carries oven-sh/WebKit#543, which replaces the referrer-based skip of the top-level-await wait in dynamic imports with a walk over the import promise's reactions. The Nitro fixture in test/js/bun/http/bun-server.test.ts does import("./chunks/stream.mjs") from a Bun.serve handler while index.mjs, which the chunk imports back, is awaiting the response. The walk cannot see through the HTTP hop, the wait is taken, and the request idles out. Bun built at 742c886cdc (the #543 merge) fails the test on every platform; at 167a4cef86 it passes. 167a4cef86 is upstream c119008088 merged into the fork's main and nothing after it. The oven-sh/WebKit#545 tests leave with the pin; they need that engine change.
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Merges upstream WebKit main at
c119008088(2026-08-30): 9 commits since the previous merge basedf289ce551(2026-08-30), 1 of them touching JavaScriptCore, WTF, bmalloc or cmake.git merge-base origin/main upstream/mainreportsdf289ce551directly. This merge commit hasc119008088as its second parent.The merge has no conflicts. The one JavaScriptCore commit adds code to
heap/FastMallocAlignedMemoryAllocator.cpp,runtime/OptionsList.handtools/JSDollarVM.cpp. The fork's additions to the last two files are in other regions, and git merged them without a conflict.Checked and unchanged:
runtime/JSType.h,.github/workflows,Source/WebCore/bindings/scripts, the release tarball names.Verification
bun run jsc:build:debug(Linux x64, debug + ASAN, clang 21): builds, thejscshell runs.warm-up-marked-blocks.js,warm-up-marked-blocks-state-machine.js) pass on the mergedjscwith the options their headers name (all six option sets of the first, the$vmstate machine of the second). A 200,000 object loop with--useDollarVM=1reports the supplyarmedwith 28 blocks ready.bun run build:local: Bun (main plus the two changes from Upgrade WebKit to df289ce551 bun#40941) builds against this tree. The companion Bun PR lists the suites run on that build.Upstream changes
Each commit appears once under the most specific heading that applies.
Needs a Bun-side change
None. Bun builds and runs against this tree with the changes that oven-sh/bun#40941 already carries for the previous range (the
relaxAdoptionRequirement()removal and thenode:vmSourceTextModulecachedDatavalidation).Behavior changes and performance
0839f9342e[PERF] [BEHAVIOR]: a process-wide helper thread namedJSCWarmUpkeeps a supply ofMarkedBlock-sized allocations whose pages it has already touched, so the first store into a new block faults on the helper and not on the mutator.FastMallocAlignedMemoryAllocator::tryAllocateAlignedMemoryhands one out when asked for exactlyMarkedBlock::blockSize(16 KiB) at that alignment, which is whatMarkedBlock::tryCreateasks for. The thread starts on the first miss, refills towarmUpMarkedBlockCount(32 blocks, 512 KiB), stands down when an allocation fails, and stops and frees its supply afterwarmUpMarkedBlockIdleTimeout(10 s) without a request. New options:useWarmUpMarkedBlocks(on),warmUpMarkedBlockCount(32),warmUpMarkedBlockIdleTimeout(10). Off in mini mode (VM::isInMiniMode(): no JIT orforceMiniVMMode). Bun's--smolselectsHeapType::Smalland does not set mini mode, so the supply is on there too. Bun can turn it off withBUN_JSC_useWarmUpMarkedBlocks=0. Apple measured the page fault at 700 ns on M5 with 16 KiB pages. On Linux x64 with 4 KiB pages a block is four faults.$vm.warmUpMarkedBlockState()and$vm.setWarmUpMarkedBlockAllocationShouldFail()are test hooks. The helper is one moreAutomaticThreadthat stops when idle and is created again on demand, so it has the same exposure to a refusedpthread_createas the GC helper threads and the JIT worklist. Survive a refused thread creation in the GC helper pool, the collector thread, and the JIT worklist #489 (a fallibleAutomaticThread::start) should cover it with theRetrypolicy when it lands. A Bun process built against this tree shows theJSCWarmUpthread after an allocation loop.Omitted (no JSCOnly footprint)
The remaining 8 commits touch WebCore, WebKit, WebGPU, LayoutTests or Tools only:
c119008088(CSS parserStringView),e903a14baa(Element::resolveComputedStylerecursion),d4a150e51b(WebGPURemoteQueueuse after free),e4856c6696(grid item inline contribution),96aed036df(IFC ink overflow),04390f8f4d(image spacing regression),5e2ef4f0b3(VideoInfo::fieldCountenum),1392437bb0(site isolation remote-control commands).