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What does this PR do?

27 separate changes, one commit each: 15 in bun_threading, bun_alloc and a few other low-level crates, and 12 in the bundler and the transpiler. They follow #47291, #47317, #47338, #47382, #47393, #47414, #47871, #47893 and #47895 and work the same way: signatures name the type and the lifetime that the value already has, hand-written pointer code becomes plain ownership and borrows that the compiler checks, and what was never needed is deleted.

Together: 98 fewer unsafe blocks, 26 fewer unsafe fns and 16 fewer unsafe impls, +521/−1440 over 54 files. No safe function became unsafe, and no wrapper type was added. Where the compiled code changes lists every place where the program does different work.

#	Change	unsafe	Diff
1	threading: Semaphore and Channel keep their state in a Guarded	−8 blocks, −3 unsafe impl	+38/−111, 3 files
2	threading: Task::from_node is a cast, and Batch::pop reads its own len	−5 blocks, −1 unsafe fn	+7/−11, 1 file
3	threading: IntrusiveWorkTask and OwnedTask are safe traits	−5 unsafe impl	+11/−22, 2 files
4	alloc: secure_zero takes &mut [u8]	−4 blocks, −1 unsafe fn	+14/−24, 3 files
5	collections: drop VecExt::from_bump_slice and VecExt::writable_slice	−5 blocks, −4 unsafe fn	+19/−104, 8 files
6	sema: the stand-ins that ignore their arguments are safe extern "C" fns	−11 unsafe fn	+11/−14, 2 files
7	alloc, opaque: remove dead code that carried unsafe	−2 blocks, −1 unsafe fn, −6 unsafe impl	+5/−186, 7 files
8	alloc: WTFStringImplStruct::m_ref_count is an AtomicU32	−1 block	+8/−27, 1 file
9	alloc: Mutex::lock returns a guard that borrows the mutex	−1 block	+20/−40, 1 file
10	alloc: use the reference MaybeUninit::write returns, and index a checked slot	−3 blocks	+4/−8, 1 file
11	alloc: Zone::init takes &'static CStr	−1 block, −2 unsafe fn	+10/−22, 4 files
12	threading: a worker's Thread is only ever borrowed shared	−4 blocks	+52/−62, 1 file
13	threading: Bun__lock takes &ReleaseImpl	−1 block, −1 unsafe fn	+2/−3, 1 file
14	ptr: DebugData::deinit takes &self	−3 blocks	+10/−17, 1 file
15	sql: PostgresSQLConnection::drop zeroes options_buf with secure_zero	−1 block	+2/−5, 1 file
16	bundler: zig__ModuleInfoDeserialized__deinit takes the Box that it drops	−3 blocks, −1 unsafe fn	+3/−19, 1 file
17	transpiler: print_with_source_map takes Option<&mut ModuleInfo>	−1 block	+6/−24, 3 files
18	bundler: five unsafe blocks that plain borrows replace	−5 blocks	+40/−97, 10 files
19	bundler: BundleThread::enqueue takes &self; generation is a local of the thread	−7 blocks	+23/−49, 1 file
20	bundler: enqueue_entry_points_dev_server borrows the transpiler where it uses it	−2 blocks	+28/−34, 1 file
21	bundler: process_html_import_files borrows four fields of the parse graph	−5 blocks	+20/−41, 2 files
22	transpiler: Linker takes what it reads as parameters instead of pointing into its Transpiler	−3 blocks	+35/−160, 7 files
23	transpiler: Transpiler::init builds its value with a struct literal	−2 blocks	+21/−57, 3 files
24	bundler: three worker contexts that only read the linker hold &LinkerContext	−3 blocks, −2 unsafe impl	+21/−52, 5 files
25	bundler: LinkerContext::load and link take the fields they use, not *mut BundleV2	−12 blocks, −1 unsafe fn	+56/−134, 4 files
26	bundler: the back-pointers of the tasks name the bundle's lifetime	−7 blocks	+29/−70, 5 files
27	threading: ThreadPool::each_ptr hands each task a &mut V	−9 blocks, −3 unsafe fn	+28/−49, 4 files

The commits can be reviewed one at a time.

Worth knowing before reading on:

• Nothing that users can see changes. No test is added or changed.
• Five changes end an aliasing or contract bug that had no visible effect.
  • Change 12: a worker's pop(&mut self) was not exclusive, because other workers read the same Thread through the pool's list while it ran.
  • Change 18: is_done held a &mut Graph and a &mut BundleV2 that contains it at the same time, and scan_css_imports was a safe function that dereferenced the raw pointer it was given.
  • Change 21: process_html_import_files made a &mut Graph over the whole graph while the source map workers read it.
  • Change 26: ParseTask::init was a safe function that read through a *mut BundleV2.
  • Change 8: WTFStringImplStruct::ref_count() read a counter without an atomic while other threads may change it.
• Four functions stay unsafe fn, with a smaller contract that their doc comments state: ThreadRegistration::new (change 12), BundleThread::enqueue (19), do_step5 (24) and LinkerContext::load (25). LinkerContext::link is safe now.
• Locks own what they guard: Semaphore and Channel use the existing Guarded (change 1), and bun_alloc::Mutex::lock returns a guard with a real lifetime instead of a transmuted 'static one (9).
• The thread pool vouches for what only it can know: each_ptr gives each task a &mut V (change 27), and three contexts hold &LinkerContext (24).
• Linker no longer points into the Transpiler that holds it (change 22), so nothing has to be re-seated after a move, and Transpiler::init is a struct literal (23).
• Two functions that C or C++ calls have typed parameters: Bun__lock(&ReleaseImpl) (change 13) and zig__ModuleInfoDeserialized__deinit(Box<ModuleInfoDeserialized>) (16). Each message names the call sites and what they pass.
• Dead code goes: MaxHeapAllocator, FfiLayout and three unsafe impl Send/Sync that no bound asks for (change 7), two VecExt methods (5), Transpiler::init_in_place (23), and three accessors of Linker with reseat_self_refs (22).
• Parts of four changes are compiled only for Windows, macOS or FreeBSD: 7 (two arms of MAX_ALIGN_T), 11 (the macOS arm of Zone::init), 13 (the lock implementations behind Bun__lock) and 19 (one line of thread_main).

Where the compiled code changes

I compared the release assembly (x86-64 Linux, --emit=asm) of all 134 crates of the workspace, before and after. For 42 of them the files are the same byte for byte. The other 92 I compared function by function, with names demangled and labels normalised. In 77 of the 92 (43,319 functions) no function differs: what differs is line numbers in the debug information and the paths of the two checkouts. 15 crates differ:

Crate	Functions	Differ	Other constants or names only	Same length	Shorter	Longer	Instructions	Branches	Compares	Calls	Panic call sites
bun_alloc	24	0					+11	0	0	+2	0
bun_threading	81	4	1	1	1	1	0	−3	−2	0	0
bun_core	1,159	1	0	0	0	1	+1	0	0	0	0
bun_resolver	509	18	0	9	4	5	+2	+3	+3	+1	0
bun_sql_jsc	409	7	5	0	2	0	−43	−12	−8	+3	0
bun_jsc	1,758	165	154	3	5	3	−4	0	0	0	0
bun_bundler	1,981	54	31	2	20	1	−144	−15	−14	−10	+1
bun_runtime	11,205	544	487	16	32	9	−358	−44	−44	+13	−1
bun_standalone_graph, bun_sourcemap_jsc, bun_lint	4,143	4	0	0	3	1	−6	0	0	0	0
bun_http_jsc, bun_install, bun_install_jsc, bun_js_parser_jsc	3,141	14	11	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

The last five columns are net, and count the functions that exist on one side only: 7 only before and 8 only after, which were removed, renamed or inlined, or are no longer inlined. The table leaves out one function of bun_sql_jsc that holds the commit's own hash. Nearly all of the 689 functions that differ only in constants address a field that moved: the Transpiler, which the VirtualMachine holds by value, is 24 bytes smaller (change 22).

What costs something. No change adds an allocation, a lock, a reference count or a test to the source. The compiler's choices differ in these places:

• String::clone is called at 17 places where it was inlined (change 8). A ref is the same load, test and lock add as before, but the inliner weighs it differently.
  • String::create_if_different (52 instructions) was called at 16 places in the module loader and had String::clone inlined. It is inlined at those 16 places now and calls String::clone (18 instructions), so each path makes as many calls as before.
  • At 15 other places in bun_runtime, and at one each in bun_jsc and bun_bundler, String::clone is a call and a return more than before. They are in transpile_source_code_of_any_provenance::<false> and transpile_source_code_inner::<true> (6 together), __bun_fetch_builtin_module (3), the three instances of resolve_without_on_resolve, Blob::get, realpath_inner, Printer::print_dom, the debug server's fetch and generate_chunks_in_parallel.
  • transpile_source_code_of_any_provenance::<false> goes from 4,573 to 4,651 instructions for it (below), and transpile_source_code_inner::<true> from 2,682 to 2,687 with 3 branches fewer. The other functions named here are between 13 and 51 shorter, except realpath_inner (below).
• free_sensitive is a call into bun_alloc (change 4). Without its type parameter it is compiled once there (20 instructions), and Sensitive::drop calls it (21 to 6). The four closures of PasswordJob, Bun.password.hash and Bun.password.verify are between 4 and 41 shorter.
• Semaphore::wait goes from 54 to 61 (change 1), with the same branches, compares and calls: one lea before its wait loop, because cond is not at offset 0, and one more callee-saved register to save and restore.
• The one Channel is 8 bytes larger (change 1), 1,072 instead of 1,064, from padding. render_markdown_file, which has it on its stack, goes from 1,007 to 1,013.
• generate_symbol_import_and_use goes from 257 to 269 (change 5), with the same 29 branches, 3 compares more and one call fewer. Its loops are vectorised and unrolled as before with other induction variables, and the panic for a slice index out of range is gone.

Checks. The source makes no check that it did not make before. These are all the other functions in which the listing shows more conditional branches, compares or panic call sites than before, and why:

Function	Listing	Why
Resolver::dir_info_cached_miss	1,231 to 1,253, +5 branches, +5 compares, +2 calls	Change 9. The compiler lays out the block that appends two strings to the BSSStringList twice, so append has 4 call sites instead of 2. A path runs one of the copies.
NodeFS::realpath_inner	615 to 631, +1 branch, +1 compare, +1 call	Change 8. Utf8WithString::clone (78), which only this function called, is inlined here as its two halves.
SystemError::clone, Blob__setAsFile, Request's constructor	161 to 165, 61 to 66 and 1,391 to 1,389, +1 branch and +1 compare each	Change 8. The inlined String::clones test their tags in another order, and one test is duplicated.
fetch_impl::<false>	4,629 to 4,626, +3 branches, +3 compares, same calls	Change 8. It has a String::clone inline. Its frame is 64 bytes smaller, its registers are allotted differently, and three tests are laid out twice.
transpile_source_code_of_any_provenance::<false>	4,573 to 4,651, +1 branch, +1 compare, +20 calls	Change 8. It has ten copies of String::create_if_different inline, each with three call sites where there was one.
The main function of the bundle thread	540 to 566, +2 branches, +2 compares, +1 call	Change 19. One exit is laid out twice, so mi_heap_destroy has 5 call sites instead of 4.
BundleV2::finish_from_bake_dev_server	3,953 to 3,963, +2 panic call sites, no branch or compare more	Change 25. It calls load. Two bounds checks that shared a call of panic_bounds_check with others have their own.
Transpiler::init, Transpiler::transform	2,035 to 2,010 and 3,865 to 3,862, −4 and −1 branches, +1 panic call site each	Changes 22 and 23. One more copy of the exit for a failed allocation.

Change	What differs	Effect
1	Apart from the above: Semaphore::post (39) and RawRwLock::unlock_shared (46), which has it inline, differ in field offsets.	Same locks, waits and signals in the same order.
5	get_ast goes from 4,054 to 4,044, with 2 branches and 2 calls fewer.	Two arena allocations fewer per sqlite import.
7	MaxHeapAllocator::drop (9) goes. write_output_files_to_disk goes from 2,794 to 2,770 and loses its 6 call sites.	That drop never had anything to free.
8	Apart from the above: String::thread_isolated_copy goes from 73 to 74. In bun_jsc, dupe_with_content_type goes from 113 to 103, PathLike::clone from 254 to 247, run_from_js_thread from 800 to 801 and the two collect_row from 602 to 612. handle_request_for of the two debug servers goes from 348 to 316, and NodeFS::readdir from 5,732 to 5,739.	Same counts on the same strings.
9	An out-of-line slot_at (28) stands where the out-of-line at_index of the DirInfo map (26) stood. Apart from the row above, 4 functions of bun_resolver are shorter (load_node_modules by 40, three by 1), 8 keep their length and 4 are longer (by 1, 2, 8 and 10): the slot's address is computed in another order, and registers shift around it.	The locks are taken and released at the same places.
10	OverflowList::append (128), in bun_resolver, bun_jsc and bun_install, spells one test > 2047 instead of >= 2048.	None.
12	ThreadRegistration::drop goes from 68 to 64 and loses a null test. Thread::run, which has the steal loop inline, is the same.	Same loads and stores with the same orderings.
13	Bun__lock is the same, and Mutex::lock (3) is emitted as an alias of it.	None.
15	PostgresSQLConnection::drop goes from 94 to 73 and the drop of its box from 381 to 359, with 6 branches fewer each.	The byte loop of volatile stores is one memset, which a black_box and a compiler fence keep.
17	print_with_source_map keeps its 1,217 with 2 branches fewer. print_with_source_map_maybe::<false> goes from 1,008 to 999, and the two print_ast_esm_ascii_not_bun_cold from 86 to 78.	Same output.
18, 24, 27	generate_chunks_in_parallel::<false> goes from 7,546 to 7,524 with 3 branches fewer, find_all_imported_parts_in_js_order from 3,258 to 3,255. scan_imports_and_exports keeps its 8,343. One instance of each_impl::call (13) has another type argument.	Same tasks on the same threads.
20	start_from_bake_dev_server, which has enqueue_entry_points_dev_server inline, goes from 346 to 341 with 2 branches fewer.	Same entry points.
22, 23	Five functions that set the Linker's pointers, or set them again after a Transpiler had moved, are 3 to 6 shorter: configure_linker_with_auto_jsx, Worker::get, transpiler_for_target, initialize_client_transpiler and for_worker. Linker::link::<false, true> keeps its 500, and transpile_file::<false> goes from 839 to 855 with one branch fewer.	The Transpiler goes from 3,040 to 3,016 bytes.
25	BundleV2::link (39) is new: it splits the borrow and calls LinkerContext::link, which goes from 2,617 to 2,562 with 2 branches, 2 calls and a panic site fewer. load keeps its 1,996 with one branch fewer. Of the four callers of link, three are 5 shorter and bundle_pages 11.	Same linking.

Every function that differs and is not named above differs by 4 instructions or fewer. Changes 2, 3, 6, 11, 14, 16, 21 and 26 do not show up in this comparison. What changes 7, 11, 13 and 19 do to code for Windows, macOS and FreeBSD is not compiled on Linux.

The comparison covers x86-64 Linux only, one crate at a time. The build that ships also inlines across crates when it links.

The changes in detail

1. threading: Semaphore and Channel keep their state in a Guarded

Semaphore had a Mutex next to an UnsafeCell<usize>, and Channel a Mutex next to an UnsafeCell<LinearFifo> and a Cell<bool>. Every access to an UnsafeCell was an unsafe dereference whose reason was "the mutex is held", and three unsafe impl Send/Sync repeated it for the types. Guarded<T> is that pair as one type: the same bun_threading::Mutex, the value behind its lock guard, and Condition::wait_guarded waits on the guard's own mutex.

The lock is taken on entry, given up and retaken inside the wait, and released on return, as before, and the signals are still sent while it is held.

Channel::read_item was the only reader. It went through read_all and read_items with a [MaybeUninit<T>; 1] cast to &mut [T; 1]. It takes the Option<T> of LinearFifo::read_item instead, which is None exactly when the fifo is empty, so the separate length test, the two helpers and the debug_assert on the count are gone.

Send and Sync are derived. For Channel<T, B> they ask for B: Send as well as T: Send; the one user has a StaticBuffer<u32, 256>.

The fields of Semaphore are laid out in another order. In the release assembly post differs in field offsets. wait goes from 54 to 61 instructions with the same branches, compares and calls: one lea before its wait loop, because cond is not at offset 0, and one more callee-saved register to save and restore.

Channel<u32, StaticBuffer<u32, 256>> grows from 1064 to 1072 bytes in Linux and macOS release builds. No field is added: State and Guarded are each padded to a multiple of 8, where the flat struct was padded once. The bytes that init_static zeroes are no longer one run, so it has one store more. The one user makes one channel per call of prefetch_remote_images, a cold path. In a scratch crate write_items differed in field offsets only, and read_item made the same calls in the same order.

The two [bun_threading] entries of mordant-baseline.toml counted the removed impls. They are deleted, and the section with them.

2. threading: Task::from_node is a cast, and Batch::pop reads its own len

Task::from_node was an unsafe fn around from_field_ptr!(Task, node, ..). node is the first field of the repr(C) Task, which node_of already asserts at compile time for the opposite direction, so the subtraction is by zero. It is a safe pointer cast with the same assertion, and its three callers lose their blocks. Thread::run and drain_idle_events still dereference the result in unsafe. Batch::pop only stores it in self.head, and the next pop dereferences it.

Batch::pop(&mut self) viewed self.len as an AtomicUsize to load it. &mut self is exclusive, so it is a plain read.

The release assembly of bun_threading is the same before and after.

3. threading: IntrusiveWorkTask and OwnedTask are safe traits

Both were unsafe traits without a promise of their own.

IntrusiveWorkTask said its contract is inherited from its supertrait IntrusiveField<Task>, which stays unsafe and which intrusive_field! implements with offset_of!. The trait only adds two provided methods that forward to the supertrait. OwnedTask::__callback passes what from_task_ptr returns to Box::from_raw, so a type must not be able to replace that method in safe code: there is one blanket impl for every IntrusiveField<Task> instead of an impl per type, and both arms of intrusive_work_task! expand to intrusive_field! alone.

OwnedTask said that run executes on a worker thread, which is the Send bound. schedule_owned gives the box away and relies on nothing else that an implementor writes: a replaced __callback can only leak the box unless it has unsafe of its own.

The unsafe impl Send in owned_task! stays. No code changes: the same methods are called on the same types.

4. alloc: secure_zero takes &mut [u8]

secure_zero(p: *mut u8, len: usize) was an unsafe fn, and three of its four callers took apart bytes they held safely to call it: a &mut [u8] (Data::zdeinit), a &mut Box<[u8]> (zero_sensitive) and a Box<[T]> (free_sensitive). It takes the slice and is safe. <[u8]>::fill is specialised to write_bytes, in debug builds too, so it is still one memset, followed by the same black_box and fence.

Data::zdeinit passes the slice it has, and zero_sensitive its box, which coerces. free_sensitive was generic over T: Copy and cast to bytes; its one caller has a Box<[u8]>, so it takes that. free_sensitive_cstr has only a C string, and builds the slice inside the unsafe block it already had.

Without its type parameter free_sensitive is compiled once, in bun_alloc (20 instructions in release mode), and Sensitive::drop in bun_runtime calls it where it held a copy (21 to 6 instructions). The release assembly of bun_sql and bun_s3_signing is the same before and after.

5. collections: drop VecExt::from_bump_slice and VecExt::writable_slice

The two unsafe fns had three callers between them, all in the bundler, and Vec serves each of them.

The sqlite loader in ParseTask filled two arena slices with defaults, overwrote them, and had from_bump_slice copy them into new Vecs. It builds the Vecs from the values: init_one for the property and from_arena_slice for the two arguments, the form require_embedded_asset above uses for its one argument. The Expr::init calls keep their order. Two arena allocations, their default values and the drop of the default property are gone.

generate_symbol_import_and_use took an uninitialised tail from writable_slice and assigned to it in a zip loop. extend over a mapped slice iterator is TrustedLen: one reserve, raw writes and one store of the length, which comes after the loop instead of before it. The closure is move so that it holds the index by value even where extend is not inlined. Dependency.source_index takes source_index_to_import_from as it is: crate::Index is bun_ast::Index, so Index::init(x.get()) was an identity. The parameter was impl Into<Index>, and every caller passes an Index, so it is Index. In release mode the function goes from 257 to 269 instructions, with the same 29 branches, 3 compares more and one call fewer: the loops are vectorised and unrolled as before with other induction variables, and the panic for a slice index out of range is gone.

Eleven comments named the two methods: six in vec_ext.rs and one each in ast_alloc.rs, bun_core/lib.rs, computeCrossChunkDependencies.rs, renameSymbolsInChunk.rs and p.rs. The last two were already wrong about the code below them.

6. sema: the stand-ins that ignore their arguments are safe extern "C" fns

Eleven of the #[no_mangle] stand-ins for C and C++ symbols in src/sema/standalone (ten in native_libraries.rs, one in native.rs) were unsafe extern "C" fn although every parameter is unused: four return a constant and seven panic. No argument can make them misbehave, so they are safe, like Bun__AOT__addressOfOffsetInCode and the other stand-ins next to them that take no pointer.

Nothing names them in Rust. The crates that import them declare the symbols themselves, so no caller changes, and neither does the compiled code.

7. alloc, opaque: remove dead code that carried unsafe

MaxHeapAllocator: init sets its private ptr to None and no method allocates, so the dealloc in Drop never ran and the unsafe impl Send and Sync guarded nothing. Its only users were three locals and a per-chunk scope() guard in write_output_files_to_disk, which their own comments called placeholders. MAX_ALIGN_T, with its Windows and FreeBSD aarch64 arms, had no other use. That function loses three calls to the Drop impl and one store of len = 0 per chunk.

unsafe impl Send/Sync for BSSList: the list is only reached as a *mut out of the AtomicPtr static of bss_singleton!, which asks for neither.

unsafe impl Send for Zone: OnceLock<&'static Zone> needs Zone: Sync, which stays.

unsafe trait FfiLayout and its unsafe impl in assert_ffi_layout!: the trait was never a bound and its two constants were never read. The const assertions of the macro stay. The [bun_opaque] entry of mordant-baseline.toml counted the two constants and goes with them.

opaque_deref_mut_nn had one caller, opaque_deref_mut, and is merged into it. Its debug_assert for null went: the pointer comes out of a NonNull.

Apart from MaxHeapAllocator::drop, the release assembly of bun_alloc and bun_core is the same before and after.

8. alloc: WTFStringImplStruct::m_ref_count is an AtomicU32

The C++ field is std::atomic<uint32_t> m_refCount (StringImpl.h:162). The Rust mirror declared it Cell<u32> and had a private accessor that turned the cell's address into an &AtomicU32 with AtomicU32::from_ptr for is_static, ref and deref. The field has the atomic type itself, which has the size and alignment of u32, and the accessor is gone. The struct stays !Freeze, and !Send and !Sync through its other fields. Its doc comment said that ref and deref let C++ write the count; they do it in Rust. One line says who writes the two interior-mutable fields.

ref_count() read the cell without an atomic. It does a relaxed load, as StringImpl::refCount() does (StringImpl.h:429), so it does not race with another thread's ref or deref. It has four callers: three debug_asserts and Any::memory_cost. The orderings of the other three are unchanged.

The release assembly of bun_alloc is the same. In bun_core one function differs, String::thread_isolated_copy, which touches no count: it tests the two tags in the other order and uses one add more to address the 16 bytes it copies. The crates that use bun_core::String emit the same load, test and lock add for a ref, but the inliner chooses differently around them. In bun_runtime, String::create_if_different (52 instructions) was called at 16 places and had String::clone inlined. It is inlined at those places and calls String::clone (18 instructions). At 15 other places in bun_runtime, and at one each in bun_jsc and bun_bundler, String::clone is called where it was inlined.

9. alloc: Mutex::lock returns a guard that borrows the mutex

bun_alloc::Mutex::lock transmuted the std::sync::MutexGuard<'_, ()> to 'static and wrapped it in its own MutexGuard, so that &mut self methods could be called while the guard was alive. Only one place needed that: BSSMapInner::get calls self.at_index(..) under the lock. get_or_put, mark_not_found, put and remove only touch sibling fields, and the four callers that have a *mut Self dereference it for every access.

lock returns std::sync::MutexGuard<'_, ()>. The body of at_index moves, with its unsafe block, into a private slot_at that takes the two fields it reads, and at_index and get call that. In get the compiler now checks that nothing borrows the mutex mutably while it is locked.

Four comments said that the guard stores a raw pointer. It held the std guard, which is a reference. Those sentences are deleted. What they concluded was not true either, and is unchanged: (*this).do_append(..) and (*this).append_overflow_uninit() still form a &mut Self that spans mutex while the guard holds &mutex; the borrow checker does not follow borrows through a raw pointer.

The locks are taken and released at the same places. The release assembly of bun_alloc is the same. In bun_resolver, where the map is instantiated, an out-of-line slot_at (28 instructions) stands where the out-of-line at_index of the DirInfo map (26) stood.

10. alloc: use the reference MaybeUninit::write returns, and index a checked slot

OverflowListBlock::append and BSSMapInner::put wrote a slot with MaybeUninit::write, dropped the &mut T it returns, and indexed the slot again for unsafe { assume_init_mut() }. They keep the returned reference. In append it borrows items while the sibling used is stored, in the same order as before.

BSSListOverflowBlock::append_uninit returns Err when index >= BSS_LIST_CHUNK_SIZE and then did as_mut_ptr().add(index) in unsafe. &raw mut self.data[index] is the same address; the array has BSS_LIST_CHUNK_SIZE elements, so its bounds check repeats the test above it.

The release assembly of bun_alloc is the same before and after. In bun_resolver, which instantiates all three, OverflowList::append spells one test > 2047 instead of >= 2048, and the rest is the same.

11. alloc: Zone::init takes &'static CStr

Both cfg arms of heap_breakdown::Zone::init were unsafe fn(name: *const c_char) whose contract was "NUL-terminated and valid for the whole process". That is &'static CStr, so the function takes one and is safe. The macOS arm keeps its unsafe block for malloc_set_zone_name and &*zone.

Its one caller, get_zone!, built the pointer from concat!($name, "\0") in an unsafe block. It passes the literal on, and the two users of c_thunks_for_zone! write c"brotli" and c"zlib".

Zones exist only in macOS debug builds without ASAN (ENABLED). There init receives a pointer and a length instead of a pointer, once per zone. Elsewhere the call is dead code: the release assembly of bun_alloc, bun_zlib and bun_brotli on Linux is the same before and after. The macOS arm passes cargo check --target aarch64-apple-darwin.

12. threading: a worker's Thread is only ever borrowed shared

Thread::run took &raw mut self_ and dereferenced it in unsafe to call pop and, twice, drain_idle_events, and ThreadPool::register stored (*thread).next in unsafe. drain_idle_events and every method of Queue and Buffer already take &self. pop took &mut self only to store self.target, and that &mut was not exclusive: while a worker is in pop, other workers read its next, run_queue and run_buffer through the pool's list.

next and target are Cell<*mut Thread>, which keeps them at offsets 0 and 8. next is set before the compare-exchange that publishes the thread and only read afterwards; target is used by its own worker alone. Each field says so. pop takes &self, run calls the methods on its local, and ThreadRegistration holds &'a Thread.

register had one caller, ThreadRegistration::new, and is written into it, so no safe fn leaves the address of a &Thread in the pool's list. new stays unsafe: a leaked guard would leave CURRENT and that list pointing at a dead stack frame, and pool has to count the calling thread in spawned, which unregister subtracts from. unregister takes Option<&Thread> instead of *mut Thread, which has the same ABI: drop passes Some(self.thread), warm and notify_slow pass None, and the step through NonNull and BackRef is gone.

The steal loop reads and writes the same fields in the same order with the same orderings: the release assembly of Thread::run, into which pop is inlined, is the same before and after. One function of bun_threading differs: ThreadRegistration::drop loses the null test of unregister's maybe_thread (68 to 64 instructions).

13. threading: Bun__lock takes &ReleaseImpl

Bun__lock was unsafe extern "C" fn(ptr: *mut ReleaseImpl) around (*ptr).lock(). Only C calls it, at six places in packages/bun-usockets/src:

• fault_inject.c:44, :54, :63 and :73 pass &us_fault_lock, a static zig_mutex_t.
• loop.c:376 and :400 pass &loop->data.mutex, a field of the us_loop_t that us_create_loop gets from us_xcalloc.

Both are non-null and zero-initialised, which is the unlocked state of the futex, os_unfair_lock and SRWLOCK implementations. zig_mutex_t is uint32_t, os_unfair_lock or void *, which have the alignment of the Rust types. Every caller goes on to use the data that the mutex guards, so the object is live for the whole call. All three implementations are interior-mutable, so a shared reference lets other threads lock at the same time.

Bun__unlock keeps its raw pointer, for the reason Mutex::unlock_raw gives.

Bun__lock compiles to the same instructions. It now equals Mutex::lock down to the parameter attributes, so in the Linux release build LLVM emits Mutex::lock as an alias of it. The Windows and macOS implementations pass cargo check for their targets.

14. ptr: DebugData::deinit takes &self

DebugData is the canary that RefCount and ThreadSafeRefCount carry in builds with debug_assertions. Its deinit took &mut self to clear magic: u32. RefCount::deref, ThreadSafeRefCount::deref and ThreadSafeRefCount::release have a & to the count in scope, so each of them projected the field from the raw pointer a second time, in unsafe, to get a &mut next to that &.

magic is an AtomicU32 that is read and written relaxed, deinit takes &self, and the three callers write count.debug.deinit().

Release builds contain none of this: the release assembly of bun_ptr is the same before and after. In debug builds the plain load and store of magic become relaxed atomic ones.

15. sql: PostgresSQLConnection::drop zeroes options_buf with secure_zero

drop cleared the buffer that holds the connection options, the password among them, with its own loop of one write_volatile per byte in unsafe. bun_alloc::secure_zero takes the &mut [u8] and is safe, and bun_sql_jsc already depends on bun_alloc.

The compiled code changes: the byte loop becomes one memset, which a black_box on the pointer and a compiler fence keep rustc's LLVM backend from removing. write_volatile is guaranteed by the language and black_box is documented as best effort; this is the form secure_zero's doc comment argues for, and the other Rust code that zeroes a secret it owns uses it (Data::zdeinit, zero_sensitive, free_sensitive, free_sensitive_cstr).

16. bundler: zig__ModuleInfoDeserialized__deinit takes the Box that it drops

The exported function took *mut ModuleInfoDeserialized. It turned the argument into a NonNull with unwrap_unchecked, turned that back into a raw pointer, and passed it to ModuleInfoDeserialized::deinit, an unsafe fn with no other caller whose body was drop(heap::take(this)).

The parameter is now Box<ModuleInfoDeserialized> and the body is drop(info). That is what C++ passes: ResolvedSource.module_info is an Option<Box<ModuleInfoDeserialized>>, and C++ gives back the pointer that it found in that field. A Box of a sized type is passed as that pointer, and heap::take is Box::from_raw, so the same box is dropped. As a Box the parameter is noalias, nonnull and aligned for LLVM. No unsafe is left in the function. deinit, the NonNull import and use bun_core; are gone.

A Box is never null and is owned by the callee. The four C++ call sites hold to both. Bun__analyzeTranspiledModule (BunAnalyzeTranspiledModule.cpp) has returned early if m_moduleInfo is null, and releaseModuleInfo (ZigGlobalObject.cpp) gets a provider only if it is set; both set the field to null after the call. ~SourceProvider (ZigSourceProvider.cpp) and ~ErrorableResolvedSource (headers-handwritten.h) test the pointer in an if, and the object that held it is gone afterwards. m_moduleInfo gets its value only from std::exchange(resolvedSource.module_info, nullptr), so the two objects never hold the same pointer.

17. transpiler: print_with_source_map takes Option<&mut ModuleInfo>

The two callers that collect a module record own it in a local Option<Box<ModuleInfo>>. They turned as_deref_mut() into an Option<*mut ModuleInfo>, which went through four functions of Transpiler, all safe, one of them public, until print_ast_esm_ascii turned it back into the Option<&mut ModuleInfo> that js_printer::Options holds.

The four functions now take Option<&mut ModuleInfo> and the two callers pass module_info.as_deref_mut(). They touch the box again only after the call has returned. The third caller, in AsyncModule, passes None as before.

The argument is one pointer with null for None, where it was a tag and a pointer.

18. bundler: five unsafe blocks that plain borrows replace

StaticRouteVisitor held &'a LinkerContext<'a>. LinkerContext is invariant in its lifetime, so no borrow of the &mut LinkerContext<'a> that generate_chunks_in_parallel gets has that type, and the borrow was detached. The struct now has two lifetimes, &'a LinkerContext<'ctx>, and holds &*c. Up to the visitor's last use c is only used shared; write_output_files_to_disk(c, ..) is in the other arm of the if.

is_done called (*this).graph.drain_deferred_tasks(&mut *this): a &mut Graph and a &mut BundleV2 that contains it, both live. drain_deferred_tasks is now a method of BundleV2 that names self.graph.*. It stays in Graph.rs, next to the counters it moves.

scan_css_imports was a safe function that took *const [CssCol] and dereferenced it. It takes &[CssCol]. finish_from_bake_dev_server has a slice and passes it. scan_imports_and_exports has column pointers and uses col_ref!, as it does for the arguments next to this one.

find_imported_files_in_css_order cast a slice to *const [LayerName] and dereferenced it, as a cast "between shadow types". crate::bun_css::LayerName re-exports ::bun_css::css_parser::LayerName, so there is one type and the match yields &[LayerName]. For the same reason the .cast::<Vec<LayerName>>() on each of the two pointers that the function hands to Layers::borrow cast to the type it already had. Both are gone, with the comments there, on Layers::borrow and in prepareCssAstsForChunk.rs that spoke of two types. Layers::borrow, a safe function whose result inner() dereferences, took a NonNull for those casts. It takes &Vec<LayerName>, and BackRef::new stores the same pointer.

run_resolver kept the slot from get_or_put as *mut u32 in both arms. With self.graph.build_graphs[target] written out, which is the body of path_to_source_index_map, the arm for an existing entry reads *entry.value_ptr next to self.graph.ast. The other arm calls enqueue_parse_task(&mut self) before it fills the slot and keeps the pointer.

The operations and their order stay the same at all five sites.

19. bundler: BundleThread::enqueue takes &self; generation is a local of the thread

generation was a field that only thread_main read and wrote, through the raw instance pointer. It was also the only field written after the thread has set ready_event, and so the reason why no thread could hold a &BundleThread.

It is now a local of thread_main. After waker is written, every thread only reads the fields or uses the atomics in ready_event and queue, so thread_main takes one &*instance there, in place of a dereference each for ready_event.set(), queue.pop(), waker.wait() and, on Windows, waker.uv_loop().

enqueue was an unsafe fn(*mut Self, *mut C) that rebuilt a NonNull with new_unchecked. Its one caller has a NonNull<C> and passed .as_ptr(). It is now unsafe fn enqueue(&self, NonNull<C>). The types say that the instance is live and that the task is not null, and the body has no unsafe block: UnboundedQueue::push and Waker::wake are safe &self functions on every platform. It stays unsafe for the one obligation that no type carries: completion must be a live task node that stays valid until the bundle thread has run or freed it, because thread_main dereferences what it pops. The caller dereferences the singleton pointer and calls enqueue in one block, where it called the old function.

The counter moves from the heap allocation to the thread's stack or a register. The calls and their order stay the same.

20. bundler: enqueue_entry_points_dev_server borrows the transpiler where it uses it

The loop picked the client or the server transpiler at its top and kept it as *mut Transpiler, because a borrow would have held self across the plugin dispatch that follows. The pointer was dereferenced three times further down: for resolve_entry_point, and twice in its error arm for log.

The transpiler is now picked after the plugin dispatch, right before resolve_entry_point, as a &mut. What that call returns borrows only abs_path and dot_slash, so self is free again in both arms. The error arm first copies transpiler.log and uses the copy; the dereference for reset() stays.

The pick now runs only for entry points that no plugin matched. It has no side effect here: the one caller is the dev server, which sets linker.dev_server and client_transpiler before, so transpiler_for_target only selects a pointer.

21. bundler: process_html_import_files borrows four fields of the parse graph

The function went through the raw parse_graph pointer five times, four of them in every iteration. One of the five, (*parse_graph).path_to_source_index_map(..), made a &mut Graph over the whole graph only to call get(&self) on one map, while the source map workers that link has just scheduled read the same graph. A sixth block made a &mut Symbol with symbol_mut to set link, which is a Cell.

One block now borrows the four fields that are used: html_imports.html_source_indices mutably, and html_imports.server_source_indices, input_files and build_graphs shared. The workers hold &Graph and &BundleV2 at that time, and of the graph they read only input_files and pool. The symbol comes from LinkerGraph::symbol, which is symbols.get_const(..).expect(..). get_const has the same two guards as get and no bounds check either. symbol was compiled only with debug_assertions, because its one user was, and loses that cfg.

The loop iterates over server_source_indices instead of indexing it, which drops one bounds check per iteration, and the source column and the browser map are looked up once instead of per iteration.

22. transpiler: Linker takes what it reads as parameters instead of pointing into its Transpiler

Transpiler holds its Linker by value. The Linker held three raw pointers back into the same Transpiler: options, resolve_queue and resolve_results. They were null after Transpiler::init, were set by configure_linker*, and had to be set again by wire_after_move after each move. Three accessors dereferenced them.

resolve_queue and resolve_results served only enqueue_resolve_result, which has one caller, Transpiler::enqueue_entry_points. It is now an associated function that gets &mut self.resolve_results and &mut self.resolve_queue. options served only two scalar reads at the top of link, which now takes options: &BundleOptions<'_>. Its two callers in Transpiler pass &self.options. The two callers outside the crate, in AsyncModule and jsc_hooks, pass &(*jsc_vm).transpiler.options in the unsafe block they already have; that is the field the pointer pointed to, because the VM calls configure_linker* on the transpiler in place.

Linker is left with log, and Linker::init takes only that. The three accessors and reseat_self_refs are gone.

link gets the address in an argument register instead of loading it from self, Transpiler is 24 bytes smaller, and the debug assertions that the pointers are not null are gone with the pointers.

23. transpiler: Transpiler::init builds its value with a struct literal

init made a MaybeUninit<Transpiler> on its stack and passed it to init_in_place, which wrote the twelve fields with addr_of_mut!(..).write(..). init then returned Ok(slot.assume_init()). init_in_place was meant for callers that own the final storage, but it is pub(crate) and init was its only caller: the VM, in another crate, calls init and writes the result into its field.

init now has the body of init_in_place and ends in Ok(Transpiler { .. }), with the fields in the same order, so the calls that compute them run in the same order. All the fallible work still comes first.

No large value is moved more often than before. The options went from a local into the slot and now go from the same local into the literal. The resolver went from the result of Resolver::init1 into the slot and now goes into the literal. The whole struct went from the slot into the Ok and now goes from the literal into the Ok.

The message of the panic for a null log names init instead of init_in_place.

24. bundler: three worker contexts that only read the linker hold &LinkerContext

find_all_imported_parts_in_js_order and run_walks put ParentRef::from_ref_mut(this) in the context they hand to each_ptr, and each task turned it back with unsafe { &*ctx.c.as_mut_ptr() }. The first of the two built a whole GenerateChunkCtx and used only its c. Step 5 of scan_imports_and_exports wrapped a *mut LinkerContext in a struct with its own unsafe impl Sync, and do_step5 began with &*this.

The three contexts now hold &LinkerContext. each and each_ptr ask for Ctx: Sync, which &LinkerContext has through the existing unsafe impl Sync for LinkerContext. find_all_imported_parts_in_js_order and run_walks took &mut LinkerContext for from_ref_mut, and find_safe_walks took it to call run_walks. All three take &LinkerContext, and do_step5 takes &self. It stays an unsafe fn: the caller must give each concurrent call its own rows.

While the pool runs, the calling thread is blocked in each / each_ptr and holds only shared borrows of the linker: the context and worker_pool(). The tasks hold &LinkerContext, as before, and write the rows and the one column they own through the raw pointers of split_raw(&self), which come from the buffer pointer stored in the list and not from the reference.

unsafe impl Send for PrepareCssAstTask is removed: no bound asks for it. The tasks stay in a local Vec and reach the pool as *mut Task.

The change is in the types only, with two exceptions. find_all_imported_parts_in_js_order no longer forms the two unused pointers into chunks. And the attributes of the changed parameters follow their types: the three that were &mut LinkerContext lose noalias and dereferenceable, which a & to a type with atomics in it does not get, and do_step5's, which was a raw pointer, gains nonnull and align.

25. bundler: LinkerContext::load and link take the fields they use, not *mut BundleV2

Both were unsafe fn(&mut self, bundle: *mut BundleV2, ..), because self.linker.link(self, ..) does not borrow-check. All five callers hold a &mut BundleV2 or the Box, and each made a raw pointer from it in an unsafe block to project linker, graph.entry_points and graph.server_component_boundaries. Inside there were nine more blocks: five project or read a field of *bundle that is disjoint from linker (graph, dynamic_import_entry_points, transpiler, has_any_top_level_await_modules, unique_key), two read the graph through self.parse_graph, one builds the resolver's ParentRef through a pointer cast, and one is link's call of load.

load now takes &mut Graph, &Transpiler and the &mut map of dynamic import entry points, which the callers borrow as disjoint fields next to &mut self.linker. It reads the entry points, the boundaries, the sources and the original names from the graph. The pointer cast that "erased" the resolver's lifetime is gone: the lifetime was 'a already. link takes the bool and the u64 it read from the bundle and no longer calls load. The new BundleV2::link calls both, and four callers call that. The dev server only loads, and calls load as before.

load stays an unsafe fn, with a smaller contract. That its arguments are valid and disjoint from self is now checked by the compiler. What is left is that self keeps the raw parse_graph pointer and a ParentRef to the transpiler's resolver after those borrows have ended, and that safe accessors such as parse_graph() and resolver() dereference them later. So both arguments must be those of the BundleV2 that holds self. BundleV2::link and the dev server call load in one unsafe block each. link is a safe function. It relies on load having run, like its callees parse_graph() and compute_chunks, which are safe functions too.

load is separate so that no &mut Graph is live while the pool works on this bundle. It runs after parsing is over and before any task of the link step is scheduled, and its borrows end when it returns. BundleV2::link's own &mut self does span the link step, and the workers' pointers derive from it. generate_from_cli and generate_from_bake_production_cli held only the Box and a raw pointer there. LinkerContext::link, which schedules the source map tasks and step 5, holds &mut LinkerContext as before, and two fewer borrows into the graph: the entry points and the boundaries were parameters of it.

load is called from BundleV2::link instead of from LinkerContext::link, and the two scalars are read before LinkerContext::link is called instead of during it. Nothing writes them while linking. The stores in load keep their order.

26. bundler: the back-pointers of the tasks name the bundle's lifetime

ParseTask<'a> and ServerComponentParseTask<'a> carry the bundle's 'a, but their ctx was a ParentRef<BundleV2<'static>, Mut>. Nine places fill it. The six in ParseTask.rs and bundle_v2.rs have the bundle as BundleV2<'a>, so each wrote unsafe { ParentRef::from_raw_mut(p.cast::<BundleV2<'static>>()) }. In the five in bundle_v2.rs, p is ptr::from_mut of the bundle. The sixth is ParseTask::init, a safe function that took *mut BundleV2<'a> and read through it; its five callers all pass self. The three places in aot (plugins.rs, native_plugins.rs and components.rs) fill ctx from a BundleV2<'static> carrier and do not change. SourceMapDataTask did the same as the six with LinkerContext<'static>.

ctx is now ParentRef<BundleV2<'a>, Mut>, and those six places use the safe ParentRef::from_ref_mut(self). init takes &mut BundleV2<'a>. SourceMapDataTask and SourceMapData get the linker's 'a, and their ctx is ParentRef::new(&*self). ParseTask<'a> is now invariant in 'a. Only the runtime's task relied on shortening 'static, so RuntimeSource and the functions that make it are generic over 'a.

The worker side does not change. The thread pool callbacks recover the task from its intrusive field as ParseTask<'static>, and so on, as before, so Result.ctx and the code in aot keep BundleV2<'static>.

The pointers have the same value and provenance as before: ptr::from_mut(self) and ptr::from_ref(self) reborrowed self too. In init the reborrow is now the parameter. It lasts for that call, on the bundle thread, inside a caller that holds &mut BundleV2 anyway. The change is in the types only, apart from the noalias and dereferenceable attributes that init's parameter gets as a &mut.

27. threading: ThreadPool::each_ptr hands each task a &mut V

each_ptr takes values: &mut [V], makes one task per index, and blocks until all of them are done. It passed each task a *mut V. All six callbacks, which are all in the bundler, dereferenced it with the reason "each_ptr hands each task a distinct pointer". Five began with unsafe { &mut *ptr }. The sixth, run_nested_rename_task, read two fields at its start and wrote one at its end. That the pointers are distinct and live is something only the pool can know.

The callback is now Fn(&Ctx, &mut V, usize). each_impl has the exclusive borrow of the slice, does not use it while the tasks run, and gives each index to one task, so the block that computed &raw mut (*values)[i] makes &mut (*values)[i] instead. The bound is higher-ranked, so a callback cannot keep the reference, and V: Send was required already. EachCall::call is a safe function now. Its ByValue impl, which serves each and each_while, copies out of the reference. Apart from step 5 of the linker, which passes its own snapshot of the reachable files, every caller of those two passes a fresh vec[(); n].

No &mut lives longer than before in the five callbacks that made one on entry. generate_chunk reads the other chunks through ctx.chunks while each task holds the &mut to its own, as it did before.

The address and the bounds check are the same. What changes are the attributes of the callbacks' parameter: as a &mut V it is noalias and dereferenceable. Four of the six callbacks pass it on, and their callees had these attributes on the same pointer already: post_process_js_chunk, post_process_css_chunk and post_process_html_chunk under generate_chunk, generate_js_renamer_ under generate_js_renamer, and find_imported_parts_in_js_order and EntryWalk::run under the two closures. For finish_js_renamer and run_nested_rename_task they are new; neither uses another way to reach its value.

The doc of GenerateChunkCtx said that each_ptr asks for Ctx: Sync + Copy. It asks for Sync.

How did you verify your code works?

• Static checks on the final commits: cargo fmt --check, cargo clippy --workspace (0 warnings), the source lints and cargo check --workspace --release on Linux, and cargo check --workspace --release for x86_64-pc-windows-msvc, aarch64-apple-darwin and x86_64-unknown-freebsd, because four changes touch code that Linux does not compile.
• Assembly: the comparison above.
• After the assembly comparison and the tests had run, three more commits went into Remove 131 unsafe blocks from Blob, Bun.write, FileSink, fetch, Response and the S3 client #47895, which is under these, and a rebase brought in one more commit of main (install: send configured credentials to tarball URLs that the project names #47900). Together they touch 17 files, none of which this PR touches, and they left all 27 patches here as they were. The static checks ran after that.
• 30 test files on the final code, on a debug build with ASAN, all started at once and each stopped after 50 seconds: 22 files of test/bundler (plugins, HTML, CSS, loaders, minify, naming, chunks, defer(), metafile, cjs, browser, bytecode, the resolver's cache, the transpiler) and 8 for the other changes (Bun.password, fs.promises, two Postgres files that bring their own servers, glob, zlib, S3 and bun -e).
  • 26 files pass completely, 1,419 tests. None fails.
  • 4 files were stopped at 50 seconds: transpiler.test.js, esbuild/css.test.ts, bundler_bytecode_portable.test.ts and glob/scan.test.ts.
  • With fewer files at once, transpiler.test.js passes completely (258 tests).
  • Run by name, the 31 tests of esbuild/css.test.ts with Layer in their names pass, and the 18 with AtImport. So do 11 of the 22 tests of bundler_bytecode_portable.test.ts; the others did not end in 50 seconds.
• 30 test files on an earlier base, some of them the same, run the same way: 22 files of test/bundler (the API, plugins, HTML, CSS, loaders, minify, naming, splitting, compile, metafile), the 3 files of test/bundler/resolver, 3 of test/bake/dev and 2 of test/js/bun/md.
  • 21 files pass completely, 559 tests.
  • 3 files need packages that I did not have, and fail in the same tests on a debug build without these commits: bundler_edgecase (aws-cdk-lib), bake/dev/css (16 tests) and bake/dev/html (9 tests, both happy-dom).
  • 6 files were stopped at 50 seconds: bake/dev/bundle, bun-build-api, bundler_cjs2esm, bundler_compile, bundler_splitting and md-edge-cases. In bake/dev/bundle 16 tests had failed by then, all for happy-dom. In the other five no test had failed by then.
• 22 scenarios by hand on a debug build of an earlier form of the 12 bundler and transpiler commits, and on a debug build of their base. They were bun build with splitting, minify, the source map modes, cjs output, CSS layers, server HTML imports, HTML entry points, top-level await, macros, --compile, bytecode and --no-bundle, running the outputs, Bun.build in sequence, in parallel, with plugins and defer(), and with failing builds, and the dev server with an edit and a rebuild. Every bundle had the same digest on both builds, and ASAN reported nothing.

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[claude]

I reviewed this PR and didn't find any bugs, but at 27 commits across the thread pool, allocator, and bundler internals, a human look is still worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• Semaphore/Channel on Guarded<T>: read_item keeps the old empty-then-closed ordering and putters.signal(); wait_guarded releases/reacquires the same lock, so no borrow lives across the wait.
• ThreadPool: ThreadRegistration::new inlines register with identical CAS ordering; next/target as Cell matches the documented single-writer discipline; Task::from_node cast is backed by the offset_of == 0 const assert on a #[repr(C)] struct.
• LinkerContext::load/link split: all three BundleV2 callers previously passed graph.entry_points and graph.server_component_boundaries, which load now reads directly; build_graphs[Target::Browser] is exactly what path_to_source_index_map returned.
• each_ptr &mut V per index: the slice stays exclusively borrowed by each_impl until group.wait(), so the per-index &mut is unique while the slice as a whole is untouched.

Extended reasoning...

The change is a 54-file, +521/-1440 refactor that removes unsafe code across bun_threading (Semaphore, Channel, ThreadPool worker registration and stealing), bun_alloc (Mutex guard lifetimes, BSS maps, secure_zero), and the bundler (LinkerContext load/link signature, parse task back-pointers, worker contexts). It touches no injection, auth, or data-exposure surface, though secure_zero/free_sensitive callers in sql, s3_signing and postgres are reshaped. The pieces I traced (channel ordering, registration CAS, link call sites, each_ptr aliasing) are behavior-preserving, and the hunt ran dry with no findings. The decision to defer rather than approve rests on the size and the fact that the thread pool and allocator are process-wide primitives where a subtle aliasing or ordering slip would not be caught by the existing test suite; the PR also adds no tests, which it describes as intentional for a pure refactor.

[dylan-conway]

BuildKite build 137484 of 5c2f91b has finished, and it is red. Nothing fails only here.

• 188 of its 189 jobs ran to the end, and one was stopped at its time limit (below). 38 test files fail.
• main is red at b9f2ec3, the base of this PR (build 137481), as it was at cdfa19b (137457), at 9365e0c (137445) and at 675ee5b (137327): 38 files, all under test/aot/ but for test/bundler/compile-aot-size.test.ts. The 38 files that fail here are those 38.
• The same tests fail inside those files. Of the 75 tests that fail here, 73 fail in one of those four builds of main. The other 2 fail on ASAN only, which main does not run, and they fail there too in the builds of the last commits of Remove 131 unsafe blocks from Blob, Bun.write, FileSink, fetch, Response and the S3 client #47895 (137463), Remove 128 unsafe blocks from the event loop, spawn, bun_jsc, node:fs and fs.watch #47893 (137448), Remove 187 unsafe blocks from the VM, DNS, timers, and the socket and server code #47871 (137329) or Remove 126 unsafe blocks from the core crates, the resolver and the package manager #47414 (137212).
• One shard of the ASAN lane ran into its 45-minute limit. It did not hang: it was stopped at file 647 of 762 while it went through several files a second.
  • It is the slowest shard of that lane in every build: 40.7 minutes in 137463, 39.0 in 137448 and 43.7 in 137329.
  • Here test/aot/three-layers-agree.test.ts, which takes 3.3 minutes, needed three attempts. In each of the first two, one of its child processes exited with 134 instead of 0.
  • That happens in builds that have none of these commits too. In build 137368 of node::AddEnvironmentCleanupHook: run the hooks when the environment ends, last added first #47876 the file needed the same two retries for the same exit code, and the same shard was stopped at 45 minutes. In build 137317 of css: keep bundled @import rules in StyleSheet.imports, out of the printable rule list #46040 it needed three, and the shard took 44.5 minutes.
  • The 115 files that the shard did not reach are all of Node's test/parallel. They ran on the other lanes, and all 115 pass on a local debug build with ASAN that has these commits. I cannot run the job again.
• 37 files failed and then passed. 32 of them are under test/aot/: 31 in the parallel batch of the ASAN lane, where most timed out or were interrupted, and one, program-handover.test.ts, in that of Debian x64. All 32 passed when they ran alone, three-layers-agree.test.ts at its third attempt (above). Four of the other 5 fail in the same way in builds that have none of these commits:
  • test/cli/hot/hot.test.ts needed 1 retry on Alpine aarch64, and test/flaky-tests.txt lists it. The test "does not take a promise of the program's, pending, for that of the entry point" saw one line twice. That test or its neighbour "rejected and handled" needed a retry on the same lane in builds 137481, 137327 and 137130 of main.
  • test/js/web/request/request-clone-leak.test.ts needed 2 retries on ASAN. Its test "new Request(test Fix ?? operator  #1)" measures a growth of 64 MB, and the bound is less than 64. It measured the same 64 MB in build 137212 of the last commit of Remove 126 unsafe blocks from the core crates, the resolver and the package manager #47414.
  • test/js/bun/spawn/spawn_waiter_thread.test.ts failed in the parallel batch on Ubuntu x64, Debian aarch64 and Debian x64, and passed alone. The same test, "exited rejects when the waiter thread can't start, and the next spawn retries", did so in builds 137457, 137445 and 137327 of main.
  • test/js/bun/jsonl/jsonl-parse-chunk-utf8.test.ts compares two run times. In the parallel batch on Debian x64 it measured a ratio of 5.4, where the bound is 4.5, and it passed alone. It did the same on the same lane in build 137130 of main.
  • test/js/third_party/grpc-js/test-channelz.test.ts failed in the parallel batch on macOS x64, where "should count successful calls" counted 2 and expects 1, and passed alone. I did not find it in the 26 other builds that I looked at. All four shards of that lane are green.
• I have no fix to port. AOT: hangs, wrong answers, failed builds; bun test --aot follows #44833's mocks #47605 ("AOT: hangs, wrong answers, failed builds; bun test --aot follows bun test: Vitest compatibility #44833's mocks") looks like the fix for most of them, and it changes 7,093 files.

On GitHub every check passes on 5c2f91b: Format, the lints, cargo clippy, cargo miri test, the lol-html tests and mordant.

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Changes

The change removes several raw-pointer and erased-lifetime interfaces across allocation, bundling, threading, and FFI code. It also replaces manual synchronization state, unsafe trait implementations, and unsafe sensitive-memory APIs with typed references and guarded state.

Ownership and allocation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Allocator and memory contracts src/bun_alloc/*, src/collections/vec_ext.rs, src/opaque/lib.rs, src/ptr/ref_count.rs	Removed MaxHeapAllocator, simplified allocation helpers, changed secure_zero to accept slices, and updated atomic reference-count and opaque-pointer handling.
FFI and sensitive-data callers src/sema/standalone/*, src/sql/**, src/s3_signing/credentials.rs, src/threading/Mutex.rs, src/brotli/lib.rs, src/zlib/stream.rs	Updated C ABI safety declarations, C-string zone names, module deinitialization, mutex access, and sensitive-data clearing calls.

Bundler

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Bundler lifetime and linker wiring src/bundler/*.rs, src/bundler/linker_context/*	Replaced several raw pointers and erased lifetimes with typed references, explicit lifetime parameters, direct chunk and task references, and explicit linker inputs.
Bundler entry points and task setup src/bundler/bundle_v2.rs, src/bundler/transpiler.rs, src/bundler/aot/page_bundles.rs	Added BundleV2::link, routed build paths through it, changed transpiler construction to return a value, and passed mutable module information by reference.

Threading

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Threading and work-pool synchronization src/threading/Semaphore.rs, src/threading/channel.rs, src/threading/ThreadPool.rs, src/threading/work_pool.rs	Moved synchronization state into Guarded, used borrowed worker links and Cell, changed task callbacks to &mut references, and made work-pool traits safe.

Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, alii

Merge Risk: Low · up to 5c2f9

The refactor has one bounded safety concern: failed allocator-zone creation on debug macOS builds can cause undefined behavior through a newly safe interface. Add the null check; the other retained findings describe existing behavior.

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Minor · Stop the bundle generation counter from freezing at u16::MAX. · BundleThread.rs:254

src/bundler/BundleThread.rs:254
Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff

Stop the bundle generation counter from freezing at u16::MAX.

generation saturates at 65535 in src/bundler/BundleThread.rs. After that point, resolver directory caches stop refreshing for later builds in the same process. The removed unsafe block already used the same saturating_add, so this PR does not introduce the behavior. Use a wider counter or reset the resolver caches at wrap-around.

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Review comment at @src/bundler/BundleThread.rs at line 254:
Update the generation counter in the BundleThread flow so it continues to
distinguish later builds after reaching u16::MAX; use a wider counter or reset
the resolver directory caches at the counter’s wrap-around, preserving cache
refresh behavior for subsequent builds.

Minor · Avoid holding a shared ParentRef to LinkerContext while link takes… · LinkerContext.rs:647

src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:647
Minor · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift

Avoid holding a shared ParentRef to LinkerContext while link takes &mut self.

Source-map tasks read LinkerContext through the ParentRef built at compute_data_for_source_map. link then calls &mut self methods before those tasks are joined in generate_chunks_in_parallel. Restructure the access so link does not take &mut self while those tasks hold ctx, or join the tasks first.

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Review comment at @src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs at line 647:
Restructure the source-map task flow around compute_data_for_source_map and
generate_chunks_in_parallel so link does not take &mut self while tasks hold a
ParentRef to LinkerContext. Ensure those tasks finish before link’s mutable
access, or otherwise end the shared reference before that access, while
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Review comments at @src/bun_alloc/heap_breakdown.rs:
- Around line 32-38: Update Zone::init to check the result of malloc_create_zone
for NULL before passing it to malloc_set_zone_name or converting it to a
reference. Ensure failure is handled before either unsafe use, and keep the
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Review comments at @src/bundler/BundleThread.rs:
- Line 254: Update the generation counter in the BundleThread flow so it
continues to distinguish later builds after reaching u16::MAX; use a wider
counter or reset the resolver directory caches at the counter’s wrap-around,
preserving cache refresh behavior for subsequent builds.

Review comments at @src/bundler/LinkerContext.rs:
- Line 647: Restructure the source-map task flow around
compute_data_for_source_map and generate_chunks_in_parallel so link does not
take &mut self while tasks hold a ParentRef to LinkerContext. Ensure those tasks
finish before link’s mutable access, or otherwise end the shared reference
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• src/bundler/options.rs
• src/bundler/transpiler.rs
• src/collections/vec_ext.rs
• src/install/PackageManager.rs
• src/io/lib.rs
• src/js_parser/p.rs
• src/jsc/AsyncModule.rs
• src/jsc/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs
• src/opaque/lib.rs
• src/ptr/ref_count.rs
• src/runtime/jsc_hooks.rs
• src/s3_signing/credentials.rs
• src/sema/standalone/native.rs
• src/sema/standalone/native_libraries.rs
• src/sql/shared/Data.rs
• src/sql_jsc/postgres/PostgresSQLConnection.rs
• src/threading/Mutex.rs
• src/threading/Semaphore.rs
• src/threading/ThreadPool.rs
• src/threading/channel.rs
• src/threading/work_pool.rs
• src/zlib/stream.rs

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• src/bun_alloc/MaxHeapAllocator.rs

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