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[JSC] bind() reads the name of a target that was named at run time - #1023
JSFunction::setFunctionName (runtime/JSFunction.cpp:566) stores the name only in the name property. bind() defers the name, and originalName() reads the executable.
A static accessor defined by put_getter_by_id skips JSFunction::defineOwnProperty, so bind() of the class ignores a static get length().
Fix
FunctionRareData::setHasReifiedName() takes Original or AssignedAtRunTime. The second sets the modified-name bit, so bind() reads the name.
Both bind functions get an arm before the generic steps: the name comes out of the target's own slot, and the length stays deferred.
First commit: the four single-accessor opcodes call the class's own defineOwnProperty.
Verified: two new JSTests/stress files fail on main, and CI's 7 Test jobs pass. Self-reviewed: 8 concerns raised, 7 addressed.
Background
bind() defers name and length while the target's rare data says both are original. The first read takes them from the executable.
One executable serves every closure of one source function, so it holds no name from a key.
Weighed: a parse-time name, a stored name, a helper in Bun's decorator runtime (Notes).
Downsides
bind() of such a target costs 344 → 529 instructions in JIT code. Five decorated methods bound per instance cost 2320 → 3240.
String(bound) and Bun's console.log(bound) now show the name.
ENABLE_AOT=0 only: { ...fn } of such a function costs 551 → 2114 instructions.
Notes
Where this comes from. No user reported it. A comparison with Node found it: a.one.bind(a).name of a method with a standard decorator is bound one on Bun 1.4.2 and bound since 1.4.3. Upstream WebKit main has the same three naming sites and the same putGetter, so the fork did not add the defect. No bugs.webkit.org bug is filed for it.
Base. The branch is on mainee59053, the commit that Bun's main pins since oven-sh/bun#48120. So the preview build is that engine plus this change. Before that the branch was on 5a61071, which Bun pinned then. The rebase had no conflict and left both commits as they were (git range-diff). FunctionPrototype.cpp, DFGOperations.cpp, JSBoundFunction.cpp and JSFunction.cpp are the same on both bases.
What ran on which base. The rows, the figures under Cost and the mode runs under Tests are from the branch on 5a61071. There the two new files passed 34 of 34 mode runs and failed on the jsc of the base. On ee59053, CI's 7 Test jobs pass. Bun's copies of the two files fail on a debug build of Bun's main and pass with the preview build (oven-sh/bun#48408).
What each commit is.
commit
change
1
defineAccessorOfLiteral (runtime/JSObject.cpp) takes the method table's defineOwnProperty where the class has its own. JSFunction::defineOwnProperty is what sets the two bits. put_getter_setter_by_id already does the same through putDirectAccessorWithReify.
2
The typed setter at nine sites (three of the plain run time as AssignedAtRunTime, three of the ahead-of-time run time that set both bits by hand, three lazy reifies as Original), and the arm in the two bind functions.
Rows, release jsc of 5a61071 against this branch (node v26.3.0 agrees with the last column).
target, then .bind(null, 1)
pin
branch
({ [key]() {} })[key]
bound
bound one
getter under a key in brackets
bound get
bound get one
method under Symbol("s")
bound
bound [s]
getter function of the custom accessor RegExp.input
bound input
bound get input
class C { constructor(a, b) {} static get length() { return 9 } [key]() {} }, length
1
8
class C { static get name() { return "custom" } [key]() {} }
bound C
bound custom
the class above under a key in brackets
bound
bound custom
Why the arm checks the slots. The two bits only know what went through JSFunction::defineOwnProperty, put and deleteProperty. A property that is written past those leaves them as they were: the four opcodes before commit 1, and putDirectAccessor from an embedder (Bun's spyOn does that, tracked apart). A first cut of the arm trusted the length bit. A class with another name and a static get length() then bound with the length of its constructor, where the pin answered 9. Now the helper takes the name only where the own name is a string in a plain data property, and where the own length is not made yet or holds originalLength() with the attributes of reifyLength(). Everything else takes the generic steps.
Cost. Local release builds of 5a61071 and of this branch, same flags, no LTO. Instructions in user space per operation, the slope between 1e6 and 3e6 operations (1e5 and 3e5 for instances), least of 5 runs.
bind() of
interpreter
JIT, no concurrent JIT
a target with a name in the code
466.3 → 468.2
34.9 → 34.9
the same after a read of its name
481.2 → 483.3
344.5 → 344.3
a target with a name from a key in brackets
481.9 → 664.2
344.2 → 528.5
the getter function of a custom accessor
481.4 → 664.5
344.2 → 528.5
a target that the program renamed
1301.9 → 663.8
1161.7 → 528.7
a bound function
1211.3 → 1235.5
1071.4 → 1096.6
a proxy
3664.9 → 3659.3
operationFunctionBind calls per 200,000 binds of a target with a name in the code: 0 → 0 (breakpoint count). The fold to NewBoundFunction is untouched.
A closure under a key in brackets: 1974.3 → 1977.3 instructions interpreted, 612.6 → 616.5 in JIT code, 171.65 bytes on both. A literal with a getter under a key in brackets: 2993.4 → 3005.1. bind() allocates the same cells, and the target has no length property afterwards.
new A() of a class whose decorator binds 5 methods to the instance (the decorators proposal's @bound): 2319.9 → 3239.8 in JIT code, 11571.1 → 12483.1 interpreted. The same class as Bun 1.4.2 lowered it (plain keys): 764.7 → 764.2. Node v26.3.0 on the same two bundles: 2339.2 with plain keys, 21901.2 with keys in brackets.
With ENABLE_AOT=0, canPerformFastEnumerablePropertyEnumeration() reads the same bits: { ...fn } of a function under a key in brackets costs 550.9 → 2114.3 instructions interpreted, 488.8 → 2046.5 in JIT code. A name in the code: 532.8 → 532.7. The builds that Bun ships have that path off for every function.
Tests.
stress/bound-function-name-of-run-time-named-target.js: 28 kinds of target by 4 ways to reach bind(), each with the name, the name bound twice and the three lengths. 29 orders of change, read and bind. A loop that asks $vm.getConcurrently(target, "length") behind bind(): 0 through the arm, 1 through the generic steps. It fails if the arm goes from either bind function.
stress/function-bind-class-with-static-name-or-length-accessor.js: 15 classes, each as written and with another name, the count of getter calls, and getters that throw.
Two rows differ from V8 on purpose: a class under a key in brackets with a static member called name. V8 names that class behind its static elements.
Related upstream tests on a debug ASAN jsc of this branch: 3138 mode runs, 0 wrong answers. 4 hard timeouts, all of stress/buffer-accessor-jit-differential.js in eager modes. That test takes 337 s alone on the debug jsc of 5a61071, against a limit of 300 s.
LayoutTests/js/script-tests/class-syntax-declaration.js passes in its 7 modes: static get ['prototype']() {} still throws the TypeError.
Text that changes. For a bound function of these targets, Function.prototype.toString gives function one() { [native code] } where it gave function () { [native code] }, as it already does for a target with a name in the code. Node prints no name there.
Left as it is.
A class under a key in brackets that binds itself in its own static block is still bound . The class gets its name behind its static elements.
getCalculatedDisplayName and JSFunction::name() still read the executable alone. Bun's console.log(fn) prints [Function] for an unbound function under a key in brackets. inspect: display a class or function name set with Object.defineProperty bun#38922 is the open change for that reader. It reads the bit that this change now sets from the start.
Creators of a bound function that pass a null name (JSBoundFunction::create from native code) still get the name from originalName().
bind() of a decorated method stays out of line. Two ways back to the inline path are open: a name at parse time for a key that ends in a literal, and a fold that knows the structure of a function with nothing but a name.
Why not a stored name, or a helper in Bun. A name kept in FunctionRareData for originalName() adds a field that the collector visits to every rare data (72 to 80 bytes), and the bound name then depends on when it is first read where the target is named behind the bind(). A helper in Bun's decorator runtime that defines name again reaches decorated members only: not a key that the program writes in brackets, not a custom accessor, and not the member that holds the decorator list of a #private neighbour. It costs 711 to 2,362 instructions for each decorated member of each class.
Why not a name at parse time. A key in brackets and a custom accessor have no name when the parser runs, so the mark is needed in any case. For [(_dec = [dec], "one")], which is what Bun's lowering writes, the parser can see the name. That change would give decorated methods their 1.4.2 cost back. It also changes what frames, console.log and the ahead-of-time parity programs print for those members, so it is a change of its own.
Self-review. Addressed: a wrong bound length through the arm (slot checks, commit 1, rows in both tests and in an ahead-of-time parity program in Bun), rows for targets that are no functions of the program, a row that fails without the arm, one frozen commit for every figure, the second commit of an earlier cut (out, it is upstream's), two switches in Bun's tests that hid these rows. Not taken at the first push: a rebase onto main. The branch is on main now (Base).
Reproduced on the engine of mainee59053, the commit that Bun's main pins. Bun's copies of the two new files ran on a debug build of Bun's main. bound-function-name-of-run-time-named-target.js stops at its first row with expected "bound bound one" but got "bound bound ". function-bind-class-with-static-name-or-length-accessor.js stops with the length: expected 9 but got 2. The jsc of the earlier base 5a61071 stopped at the same two rows.
In Bun the same shows as a.one.bind(a).name === "bound " for class A { @keep one() {} } since 1.4.3 ("bound one" on 1.4.2).
The changes track whether function names are original or runtime-assigned, update bind paths to handle runtime-assigned names, and add stress tests for bound functions and classes with static name or length accessors.
Changes
Function names and binding
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Summary
Track function name origin Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/FunctionRareData.h, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSFunction.*, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSFunctionInlines.h, Source/JavaScriptCore/aot/object/*, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSCustomGetterFunction.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSCustomSetterFunction.cpp
FunctionRareData now distinguishes original and runtime-assigned reified names. JSFunction and the AOT, getter, and setter name-setting paths pass that classification.
Handle runtime-assigned names in bind Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/FunctionPrototype.cpp, Source/JavaScriptCore/dfg/DFGOperations.cpp, JSTests/stress/bound-function-name-of-run-time-named-target.js, JSTests/BUN-TEST-DIFFERENCES.md
The runtime and DFG bind paths use a non-original own name and defer length computation. Stress tests cover target naming and binding cases. The test index lists both added tests.
Define and bind classes with static accessors Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSObject.cpp, JSTests/stress/function-bind-class-with-static-name-or-length-accessor.js
defineAccessorOfLiteral now uses a non-default defineOwnProperty method-table entry. Stress tests cover bound-class names, lengths, getter calls, and getter exceptions.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/WebKit#950: Changes to JSFunction name representation and reification overlap with this PR’s updates to name reification and bound-function naming.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 79f76
The change fixes the name and length that bind() reports for run-time-named functions and for classes with static accessors. No concrete merge-blocking problem was found. The author reports a JIT instruction-count increase on some paths, and a few unverified compile-time and dispatch questions remain for the author to confirm.
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Beyond the inline finding, I also checked the new bound-function state (name set, length still PNaN): JSBoundFunction::lengthSlow falls through to the target's originalLength(), which ownNameIfOnlyNameIsNotOriginalSlow has just verified against the own length slot, and a re-bind of such a bound function takes the generic path because bound functions never get the modified bits. The DFG NewBoundFunction fold and the AOT emitFunctionBind stub both key on an untransitioned structure, which a run-time-named target no longer has, so neither reaches the new arm. No build or test run was done in this review; the new stress tests were checked by reading only.
Extended reasoning...
The change makes Function.prototype.bind read the own name slot of a target whose name was assigned at run time (computed keys, custom accessor functions) while still deferring length, routes the four single-accessor opcodes through the class's own defineOwnProperty, and threads a new ReifiedName enum through nine setter call sites across runtime, dfg and aot. It touches no security-sensitive surface. One inline finding stands (the non-AOT { ...fn } slowdown, which the PR's Downsides section already acknowledges), so this note only records what else was examined and ruled out.
Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):
🟡 Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/JSFunctionInlines.h — Users of a non-AOT build (bun --aot=off, lanes "release", "lto", "lto-hardened") get a roughly 4x slower { ...fn } and Object.assign({}, fn) for every function named at run time. JSFunctionInlines.h:296 asks canAssumeNameAndLengthAreOriginal, and FunctionRareData.h:144 now sets the modified-name bit at reify time for every computed-key method, every class-field arrow (NodesCodegen.cpp:5918) and every custom accessor function. Fix: let the enumeration fast path key on hasReifiedName/structure state instead of the bind-only modified-name bit, or add a separate AssignedAtRunTime bit that bind() reads and the enumeration path ignores.
Why this was flagged
Trigger: any { ...fn }, Object.assign(target, fn) or copyDataProperties where fn got its name from set_function_name: a computed key, a class field handler = () => {}, or a JSCustomGetterFunction (JSCustomGetterFunction.cpp:74). On an ENABLE_AOT=0 build (.github/scripts/lanes.mjs:93,95,115 mark "release", "lto", "lto-hardened" as aot: false) JSFunctionInlines.h:296 calls canAssumeNameAndLengthAreOriginal, which at JSFunctionInlines.h:260 returns false once FunctionRareData.h:144 has set m_hasModifiedNameForBoundOrNonHostFunction, which the new ReifiedName::AssignedAtRunTime does for every such function at creation. JSGlobalObjectFunctions.cpp:852 then refuses the fast enumeration path. On the base branch the bit stayed clear and the fast path ran. The PR's own numbers: 551 -> 2114 instructions interpreted, 489 -> 2047 in JIT code. Remedy: separate the bit bind() needs from the one the enumeration path reads.
Verification:JSFunction::setFunctionName now calls reifyName(..., FunctionRareData::ReifiedName::AssignedAtRunTime), and FunctionRareData::setHasReifiedName (Source/JavaScriptCore/runtime/FunctionRareData.h:142-144) sets m_hasModifiedNameForBoundOrNonHostFunction = true. On the base commit the same call set only m_hasReifiedName, so the fast path was taken.
On the review's finding about { ...fn } in a build with ENABLE_AOT=0: it holds, and it is the third bullet under Downsides. Measured on release builds without the compiler, instructions per spread of a function under a key in brackets: 550.9 → 2114.3 interpreted, 488.8 → 2046.5 in JIT code.
Two corrections to its reach:
Object.assign({}, fn) does not change (2538.3 → 2538.7). It does not take that path.
A class field with a plain key (handler = () => {}) does not get the mark. The parser gives that function its name and no op_set_function_name runs for it: $vm.hasOwnLengthProperty() answers true for it on this branch, and false for [key] = () => {}. The mark goes to a function under a key in brackets and to the getter and setter functions of a custom accessor.
The gate of the enumeration path stays as it is in this change. The builds that Bun ships have that path off for every function (#if ENABLE(AOT) in canPerformFastEnumerablePropertyEnumeration), and a bit of its own for "assigned at run time" would be one more state that every naming site has to keep right. The Notes name it under Cost.
…fineOwnProperty
put_getter_by_id, put_setter_by_id and their by_val forms define one half of an
accessor. The bytecode generator uses them for a static getter or setter that
stands in front of a member under a key in brackets, and for one under such a
key. JSObject::putGetter() and putSetter() called JSObject::defineOwnProperty()
on every object. A class is a function, and JSFunction::defineOwnProperty() is
what records in FunctionRareData that the "name" or the "length" of a function
is no longer the original one. Without the record Function.prototype.bind()
leaves both for later and takes them from the executable:
class C { constructor(a, b) {} static get length() { return 9; } [key]() {} }
C.bind().length // 2, must be 9
put_getter_setter_by_id already records it (putDirectAccessorWithReify). Now
the single forms call the defineOwnProperty of the object's class where the
class has one of its own, as operationDefineAccessorProperty does.
A function under a key in brackets gets its name from op_set_function_name.
The getter or setter function of a custom accessor gets its "get " or "set "
where it is made. Only the "name" property holds such a name.
Function.prototype.bind() left the name of its result for
JSFunction::originalName() to make later, and originalName() reads the
executable. So ({ [key]() {} })[key].bind().name was "bound ", and the getter
function of the custom accessor "input" gave "bound input".
FunctionRareData::setHasReifiedName() now takes what the property holds. A name
that was assigned at run time counts as modified from the start. Then
canAssumeNameAndLengthAreOriginal() is false for the function and bind() reads
the name when it runs. The ahead-of-time naming sites set the two bits by hand.
They now pass the argument.
A target whose name alone is not original keeps its original length, and its
name is a string in a plain data property in most cases. functionProtoFuncBind
and operationFunctionBind take that string out of the slot and leave the length
deferred (JSFunction::ownNameIfOnlyNameIsNotOriginal). The helper asks the two
slots and not the bits alone: a property can be written past the code that
keeps the bits. Every other target goes through the length steps and the Get()
as before.
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The engine that main pins (ee59053d32) plus that change: bind() reads the name
of a target that was named at run time, and a static accessor that is defined
by itself goes through the defineOwnProperty of the class.
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Problem
({ [key]() {} })[key].bind().nameis"bound ", not"bound one". Bun writes such a key for every decorated member since 1.4.3 (js_parser: lower standard decorators without moving class members bun#40833).JSFunction::setFunctionName(runtime/JSFunction.cpp:566) stores the name only in thenameproperty.bind()defers the name, andoriginalName()reads the executable.put_getter_by_idskipsJSFunction::defineOwnProperty, sobind()of the class ignores astatic get length().Fix
FunctionRareData::setHasReifiedName()takesOriginalorAssignedAtRunTime. The second sets the modified-name bit, sobind()reads the name.defineOwnProperty.JSTests/stressfiles fail onmain, and CI's 7Testjobs pass. Self-reviewed: 8 concerns raised, 7 addressed.Background
bind()defers name and length while the target's rare data says both are original. The first read takes them from the executable.Downsides
bind()of such a target costs 344 → 529 instructions in JIT code. Five decorated methods bound per instance cost 2320 → 3240.String(bound)and Bun'sconsole.log(bound)now show the name.ENABLE_AOT=0only:{ ...fn }of such a function costs 551 → 2114 instructions.Notes
Where this comes from. No user reported it. A comparison with Node found it:
a.one.bind(a).nameof a method with a standard decorator isbound oneon Bun 1.4.2 andboundsince 1.4.3. Upstream WebKit main has the same three naming sites and the sameputGetter, so the fork did not add the defect. No bugs.webkit.org bug is filed for it.Base. The branch is on
mainee59053, the commit that Bun'smainpins since oven-sh/bun#48120. So the preview build is that engine plus this change. Before that the branch was on 5a61071, which Bun pinned then. The rebase had no conflict and left both commits as they were (git range-diff).FunctionPrototype.cpp,DFGOperations.cpp,JSBoundFunction.cppandJSFunction.cppare the same on both bases.What ran on which base. The rows, the figures under Cost and the mode runs under Tests are from the branch on 5a61071. There the two new files passed 34 of 34 mode runs and failed on the
jscof the base. On ee59053, CI's 7Testjobs pass. Bun's copies of the two files fail on a debug build of Bun'smainand pass with the preview build (oven-sh/bun#48408).What each commit is.
defineAccessorOfLiteral(runtime/JSObject.cpp) takes the method table'sdefineOwnPropertywhere the class has its own.JSFunction::defineOwnPropertyis what sets the two bits.put_getter_setter_by_idalready does the same throughputDirectAccessorWithReify.AssignedAtRunTime, three of the ahead-of-time run time that set both bits by hand, three lazy reifies asOriginal), and the arm in the two bind functions.Rows, release
jscof 5a61071 against this branch (node v26.3.0 agrees with the last column)..bind(null, 1)({ [key]() {} })[key]boundbound onebound getbound get oneSymbol("s")boundbound [s]RegExp.inputbound inputbound get inputclass C { constructor(a, b) {} static get length() { return 9 } [key]() {} }, lengthclass C { static get name() { return "custom" } [key]() {} }bound Cbound customboundbound customWhy the arm checks the slots. The two bits only know what went through
JSFunction::defineOwnProperty,putanddeleteProperty. A property that is written past those leaves them as they were: the four opcodes before commit 1, andputDirectAccessorfrom an embedder (Bun'sspyOndoes that, tracked apart). A first cut of the arm trusted the length bit. A class with another name and astatic get length()then bound with the length of its constructor, where the pin answered 9. Now the helper takes the name only where the ownnameis a string in a plain data property, and where the ownlengthis not made yet or holdsoriginalLength()with the attributes ofreifyLength(). Everything else takes the generic steps.Cost. Local release builds of 5a61071 and of this branch, same flags, no LTO. Instructions in user space per operation, the slope between 1e6 and 3e6 operations (1e5 and 3e5 for instances), least of 5 runs.
bind()ofoperationFunctionBindcalls per 200,000 binds of a target with a name in the code: 0 → 0 (breakpoint count). The fold toNewBoundFunctionis untouched.bind()allocates the same cells, and the target has nolengthproperty afterwards.new A()of a class whose decorator binds 5 methods to the instance (the decorators proposal's@bound): 2319.9 → 3239.8 in JIT code, 11571.1 → 12483.1 interpreted. The same class as Bun 1.4.2 lowered it (plain keys): 764.7 → 764.2. Node v26.3.0 on the same two bundles: 2339.2 with plain keys, 21901.2 with keys in brackets.jsctext: 51,890,148 → 51,890,276 bytes (+128). WithENABLE_AOT=0: 46,362,548 → 46,362,676 (+128).ENABLE_AOT=0,canPerformFastEnumerablePropertyEnumeration()reads the same bits:{ ...fn }of a function under a key in brackets costs 550.9 → 2114.3 instructions interpreted, 488.8 → 2046.5 in JIT code. A name in the code: 532.8 → 532.7. The builds that Bun ships have that path off for every function.Tests.
stress/bound-function-name-of-run-time-named-target.js: 28 kinds of target by 4 ways to reachbind(), each with the name, the name bound twice and the three lengths. 29 orders of change, read and bind. A loop that asks$vm.getConcurrently(target, "length")behindbind(): 0 through the arm, 1 through the generic steps. It fails if the arm goes from either bind function.stress/function-bind-class-with-static-name-or-length-accessor.js: 15 classes, each as written and with another name, the count of getter calls, and getters that throw.name. V8 names that class behind its static elements.jscof this branch: 3138 mode runs, 0 wrong answers. 4 hard timeouts, all ofstress/buffer-accessor-jit-differential.jsin eager modes. That test takes 337 s alone on the debugjscof 5a61071, against a limit of 300 s.LayoutTests/js/script-tests/class-syntax-declaration.jspasses in its 7 modes:static get ['prototype']() {}still throws the TypeError.Text that changes. For a bound function of these targets,
Function.prototype.toStringgivesfunction one() { [native code] }where it gavefunction () { [native code] }, as it already does for a target with a name in the code. Node prints no name there.Left as it is.
bound. The class gets its name behind its static elements.getCalculatedDisplayNameandJSFunction::name()still read the executable alone. Bun'sconsole.log(fn)prints[Function]for an unbound function under a key in brackets. inspect: display a class or function name set with Object.defineProperty bun#38922 is the open change for that reader. It reads the bit that this change now sets from the start.JSBoundFunction::createfrom native code) still get the name fromoriginalName().bind()of a decorated method stays out of line. Two ways back to the inline path are open: a name at parse time for a key that ends in a literal, and a fold that knows the structure of a function with nothing but aname.Why not a stored name, or a helper in Bun. A name kept in
FunctionRareDatafororiginalName()adds a field that the collector visits to every rare data (72 to 80 bytes), and the bound name then depends on when it is first read where the target is named behind thebind(). A helper in Bun's decorator runtime that definesnameagain reaches decorated members only: not a key that the program writes in brackets, not a custom accessor, and not the member that holds the decorator list of a#privateneighbour. It costs 711 to 2,362 instructions for each decorated member of each class.Why not a name at parse time. A key in brackets and a custom accessor have no name when the parser runs, so the mark is needed in any case. For
[(_dec = [dec], "one")], which is what Bun's lowering writes, the parser can see the name. That change would give decorated methods their 1.4.2 cost back. It also changes what frames,console.logand the ahead-of-time parity programs print for those members, so it is a change of its own.Other open work.
defaultfor an anonymous default export #950 rewritesJSFunction::reifyName(VM&, JSGlobalObject*). The resolution is itsreturnwithFunctionRareData::ReifiedName::Originalas the last argument.setHasReifiedName()without an argument next tosetHasModifiedNameForBoundOrNonHostFunction(). It becomessetHasReifiedName(FunctionRareData::ReifiedName::AssignedAtRunTime).isNumberguard thatoperationFunctionBindlacks is upstream's [JSC] Read the bind target's prototype before length and name WebKit/WebKit#75885 (bug 326072). It is not in this change.Self-review. Addressed: a wrong bound length through the arm (slot checks, commit 1, rows in both tests and in an ahead-of-time parity program in Bun), rows for targets that are no functions of the program, a row that fails without the arm, one frozen commit for every figure, the second commit of an earlier cut (out, it is upstream's), two switches in Bun's tests that hid these rows. Not taken at the first push: a rebase onto
main. The branch is onmainnow (Base).