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I reviewed this PR and the bug-hunting pass found no issues. Because it introduces a new cross-FFI ownership protocol for mmap'd bytecode (with four distinct destruction sites across Rust and C++, plus a #[repr(C)] struct layout change), a human look at the memory-safety reasoning would still be worthwhile.
Checked: ResolvedSource field order matches between ResolvedSource.rs and headers-handwritten.h; std::exchange in SourceProvider::create nulls the caller's reference before both m_resolvedSource copy and the holder run; the JSCommonJSExtensions.cpp path (no ResolvedSourceCodeHolder) reaches either releaseBytecodeCache or SourceProvider::create on every branch that can carry a mapping; MappedFile::open falls back to heap on zero-length/mmap failure so as_slice never dereferences a bad pointer.
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Overview
This PR replaces heap-read .jsc bytecode sidecars with PROT_READ/MAP_PRIVATE mappings and does the same for the module source text, so untouched pages never become resident. It adds bun_sys::MappedFile (new file), a bytecode_cache_file field to the ResolvedSource FFI struct (both Rust and C++ mirrors), consolidates two copies of the already-bundled hand-off into ResolvedSource::from_already_bundled, and wires four destruction sites: the CachedBytecode destructor lambda in SourceProvider::create, ResolvedSourceCodeHolder, the overridden-_compile branch in JSCommonJSModule.cpp, and OwnedResolvedSource::drop. It also fixes a pre-existing leak where the old needsDeref-gated destructor was always the no-op. Two new tests in bun-build-api.test.ts observe mapping counts via /proc/self/maps on Linux and verify GC releases them.
Security risks
None user-facing. The mapping is read-only over files the process already opened; the PR description notes the exposure to in-place file rewriting (same as the existing Node compile-cache mapping). No untrusted input parsing changes.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is squarely in REVIEW.md's most-blocked category — native memory safety with cross-FFI ownership. The protocol depends on std::exchange ordering relative to a struct copy stored in SourceProvider::m_resolvedSource, on every C++ consumer path either creating a provider or explicitly releasing, and on the JSCommonJSExtensions.cpp caller (which has no ResolvedSourceCodeHolder) reaching a release on every branch. I traced each of these and they hold, but the number of paths through the module loader (ESM/CJS × sync/async × builtin/virtual/isolation-cache) and the fact that a miss is a UAF or a per-load leak of an mmap make this worth a maintainer's eyes.
Other factors
The PR description is unusually thorough (mechanism, measurements, trade-offs, related PRs) and the test coverage is targeted at exactly the four load paths and the GC-release invariant. The author also cross-checked Windows/macOS via cargo check and ran the compile-cache and require-extensions suites under ASan. No prior human review on the timeline; CI was still building at the time of review.
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For whoever does the human pass on the ownership protocol, here is the path list I checked, with line numbers as of 29484ec. Only two producers ever set On the C++ side the value arrives through one of these entry points, and every way out of each of them either hands the mapping to a
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In `@src/sys/mapped_file.rs`:
- Around line 21-27: Update the .jsc output-writing flow in
writeOutputFilesToDisk to create the data in a temporary file within the
destination directory, write and close it fully, then atomically rename it over
the target sidecar; avoid opening the existing destination with truncation so
readers holding a mapping remain valid.
In `@test/bundler/bun-build-api.test.ts`:
- Line 151: Update the stderr assertion around diskCacheLines so it validates
only the expected disk-cache entries rather than requiring all stderr output to
match. Preserve the existing filtering and assert the required “[Disk Cache]
Cache ” lines directly, allowing unrelated platform-specific or future warning
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Thanks for tightening the collection test to released: { js: 0, jsc: 0 } — that addresses my earlier note. I reviewed this pass and didn't find any bugs; given the cross-FFI ownership rework (Box handed through CachedBytecode's destructor and a WTF external-string free function) and the acknowledged in-place-rewrite/SIGBUS trade-off, a human sign-off is still warranted.
What was reviewed:
MappedFile::open/map— zero-length files fall through to the heap read (mmap len=0 → EINVAL),File::openatNUL-terminates internally so the droppedZStris fine, and thetotal > sidecar_path.len()bound is correct for a slice with no trailing NUL.Bytecodelayout:bool owned→void* filekeeps the 136-byte assert;~ErrorableResolvedSourceandSourceProvider::createbothstd::exchangethe file pointer out, and a default-constructedCachePayload::Destructormatches thenullptrother call sites already pass.from_already_bundleddeduplication injsc_hooks.rs/RuntimeTranspilerStore.rspreserves the per-callersource_url/tag/ensure_hashbehavior.- Second test now asserts the strongest invariant (0/0) with no scanner-blame comment.
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Overview
This PR replaces heap reads of .jsc bytecode sidecars (and their source text) with PROT_READ/MAP_PRIVATE mappings so JSC's lazy decoder does not force the whole sidecar resident. It adds bun_sys::MappedFile (new file), changes AlreadyBundled::Bytecode{,Cjs} to carry a BytecodeFiles struct, replaces two hand-rolled ResolvedSource constructions in jsc_hooks.rs and RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs with a shared ResolvedSource::from_already_bundled, and swaps the C-mirror Bytecode struct's owned: bool for a file: *mut c_void (the Box<MappedFile>). On the C++ side ZigSourceProvider.cpp and headers-handwritten.h are updated to destroy that box via a captured-pointer lambda in CachedBytecode's destructor, and ~ErrorableResolvedSource releases it when no provider is created. Two subprocess tests assert per-file mapping counts via /proc/self/maps on Linux and disk-cache hit counts everywhere.
Security risks
None identified. The mapped bytes come from files the process already opened and read; the only new attack-surface consideration is the documented hazard that rewriting a mapped .js/.jsc in place (not via rename) while an older process is running it can SIGBUS or return stale/torn bytes. That is the same exposure the Node compile-cache mapping already has in production and is called out in the PR body as a follow-up for the bundler's writer.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is memory-ownership work across the Rust/C++ FFI boundary in the module loader: a Box<MappedFile> is into_raw'd twice (once for the external WTF string, once for the Bytecode struct), handed to C++, and freed by callbacks (WTF::ExternalStringImpl free function, JSC::CachedBytecode destructor, ~ErrorableResolvedSource). The release points were established by #40238 on main and this PR only changes what they release, but the new MappedFile type, the mmap trade-off, and the closure-captured file pointer in SourceProvider::create are the kind of change a maintainer should sign off on rather than an automated approval.
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My one prior finding on this PR — the toBeLessThanOrEqual(1) assertion justified by conservative-stack-scanner blame — was addressed in dd8ea6c: the test now asserts released: { js: 0, jsc: 0 } via a single toEqual and the comment is gone (author reports 20/20 runs give 0). All comment-cop and CodeRabbit threads are resolved. I spot-checked that File::openat accepts non-NUL-terminated &[u8] (it copies into its own buffer via openat_a), that a default-constructed CachePayload::Destructor is valid (three other call sites pass nullptr), that get_end_pos() returning 0 makes mmap fail so open() falls through to the heap read, and that the assert_ffi_layout!(ResolvedSource, 136, 8) still holds with void* replacing bool (both occupy an 8-byte slot after size_t). No new issues found.
…nto the heap Loading a `// @Bun @bytecode` module read the whole sidecar into a Box<[u8]> that JSC keeps for the life of the module (functions are decoded lazily), and copied the module text into a second WTF string. Sidecars are several times the size of the source, so the bytecode path used more memory than parsing would. bun_sys::MappedFile maps a file PROT_READ/MAP_PRIVATE (falling back to a heap read where mmap is unavailable, i.e. Windows). The transpiler maps the sidecar and the module text with it; the text becomes an external Latin-1 WTF string that unmaps itself, and the sidecar mapping replaces the `owned` bit of ResolvedSource.bytecode_cache: `bytecode_cache_file` is the Box<MappedFile> behind the bytes, destroyed by the CachedBytecode destructor, by ~ErrorableResolvedSource for a fetch that never creates a provider, or by Bytecode's Drop on the Rust side. Borrowed bytecode (standalone executables, the Node compile cache) has no file and keeps getting no destructor.
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In `@test/bundler/bun-build-api.test.ts`:
- Around line 200-212: Update the fixture’s post-GC mapping check around reload
and mappings so it polls until both js and jsc released counts reach zero, using
a bounded deadline rather than a single Bun.gc(true) assertion. Avoid fixed
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Poll for the released mapping count instead of asserting after one Bun.gc(true).
The fixture calls Bun.gc(true) once and then reads /proc/self/maps. Conservative stack scanning can keep the most recent SourceProvider alive across a single full GC. The reload(RELOADS - 1) loop reduces that risk for older loads, but the final load's temporaries can still be reachable. In that case released reads { js: 1, jsc: 1 } and the exact-equality assertion at Line 227 fails on that lane only.
Poll with a bounded deadline until both counts reach 0.
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const value = require(file).value();
const loaded = mappings();
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reload(${RELOADS} - 1);
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- console.log(JSON.stringify({ value, loaded, released: mappings() }));
+ let released = mappings();
+ const deadline = Date.now() + 5000;
+ while ((released.js > 0 || released.jsc > 0) && Date.now() < deadline) {
+ Bun.gc(true);
+ released = mappings();
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+ console.log(JSON.stringify({ value, loaded, released }));As per coding guidelines: "CRITICAL: Do not write flaky tests. Do not use setTimeout or await sleep(N) to wait for a condition; poll with a deadline or await the event itself."
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In `@test/bundler/bun-build-api.test.ts` around lines 200 - 212, Update the
fixture’s post-GC mapping check around reload and mappings so it polls until
both js and jsc released counts reach zero, using a bounded deadline rather than
a single Bun.gc(true) assertion. Avoid fixed delays such as setTimeout or sleep,
and preserve the existing exact zero-count assertion once the condition is met.
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Thanks for tightening the unmap test to released: { js: 0, jsc: 0 } — that resolves my earlier note. I re-ran the automated review over the current diff and found no bugs. Given this reworks cross-language ownership of mmap'd memory (Rust Box<MappedFile> handed to C++ as void*, freed via CachedBytecode's destructor and ~ErrorableResolvedSource), changes the mirrored ResolvedSource layout, and carries a documented in-place-rewrite trade-off, a maintainer sign-off is still worthwhile.
What was reviewed:
MappedFile: empty-file / len=0 mmap falls back to heap read (EINVAL fromcrate::mmap); Windows path stubs toENOTSUPand never constructsRepr::Mapped.- Ownership on every path:
SourceProvider::createstd::exchanges bothbytecode_cacheandbytecode_cache_filebefore installing the destructor lambda;~ErrorableResolvedSourceand RustDrop for Bytecodecover the not-consumed case;mapped_source_textdrops theMappedFileon the> max_length()early return. transpiler.rssidecar-path bound loosened from>=to>— correct now thatFile::openattakes&[u8]and no NUL sentinel is written.- The two producers (
jsc_hooks.rs,RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs) both route through the newfrom_already_bundled; thetag/source_urleach caller adds is preserved.
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Overview
This PR replaces heap reads of .jsc bytecode sidecars (and their source text) with PROT_READ/MAP_PRIVATE file mappings. It introduces bun_sys::MappedFile (new file), changes AlreadyBundled::Bytecode{,Cjs} to carry a BytecodeFiles pair, adds ResolvedSource::from_already_bundled to consolidate the two producers (jsc_hooks.rs on the JS thread, RuntimeTranspilerStore.rs on the pool), and swaps Bytecode's owned: bool for a file: *mut c_void pointing at a Box<MappedFile>. The C++ mirror in headers-handwritten.h and the SourceProvider::create consumer are updated to match, and the layout asserts on both sides are bumped (136→144 / 144→152). Two new tests in bun-build-api.test.ts observe the mappings via /proc/self/maps on Linux and check every load path (require, dynamic import, cache-hit re-import, overridden module._compile, and collection).
Security risks
None identified. The mapping is read-only and private; the input is a build artifact the process already trusts enough to execute. No new user-controlled length is used to size an allocation without going through get_end_pos() → mmap, which the kernel validates. The one behavioral hazard — a later bun build truncating a mapped file in place while an older process runs it — is documented in the PR body as a follow-up for the writer, and matches the existing NodeCompileCache mapping's exposure.
Level of scrutiny
High. This is native memory-safety code at an FFI boundary: a Rust-owned Box<MappedFile> is handed to C++ as a raw void*, captured by value in a CachePayload::Destructor lambda, and freed later on whatever thread drops the last CachedBytecode reference. The source-text mapping is separately handed to a WTF::ExternalStringImpl free function. Both producers include the thread-pool path. Getting any of the release sites wrong is a UAF or a leak of an mmap'd region. The PR body traces every release site against #40238's ownership model and the tests assert exact mapping counts, but the surface area and the documented trade-off both warrant a maintainer's eyes.
Other factors
My earlier inline comment (weakened toBeLessThanOrEqual(1) blaming the conservative stack scanner) was addressed in a follow-up commit — the assertion is now toEqual({ value, loaded: {js:1, jsc:1}, released: {js:0, jsc:0} }) and the scanner comment is gone. All comment-cop threads are resolved (remaining doc/SAFETY comments are in line with what REVIEW.md requires). Both CodeRabbit findings were withdrawn after the author's replies. The PR body reports the full test matrix run (bundler bytecode/compile suites, Node compile-cache tests, ASan, cross-target cargo check), and CI build 99837 passed on all lanes per the author's thread reply.
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bun build --target=bun --bytecoderead the whole.jscsidecar into aBox<[u8]>(src/bundler/transpiler.rs, the@bytecodearm ofparse_maybe_return_file_only_allow_shared_buffer). JSC decodes functions lazily, so it holds that buffer for as long as the module exists, and all of it is resident becauseread()touched every page.jsc_hooks.rsandRuntimeTranspilerStore.rs) also copied the module text it had just read into a second WTF string withclone_latin1.Fix
bun_sys::MappedFile(src/sys/mapped_file.rs): the contents of a whole file as aPROT_READ/MAP_PRIVATEmapping.open()falls back to a heap read where mapping is unavailable (Windows, wherebun_sys::mmapis a stub and a file mapping would blockbun buildfrom overwriting its output) or refused;map()fails instead of copying.AlreadyBundled::Bytecode{,Cjs}carries both (BytecodeFiles).ResolvedSource::from_already_bundled(src/jsc/ResolvedSource.rs) replaces the two copies of the hand-off code: the text becomes an external Latin-1 WTF string whose free function unmaps it (falling back toclone_latin1when the text could not be mapped, as before), and the sidecar mapping goes to C++ asBytecode::mapped.Bytecode'sowned: boolbecomesfile: *mut c_void, theBox<MappedFile>behindptr[..len](null for bytes borrowed from a standalone executable or the Node compile cache, which keep getting no destructor).ResolvedSourcegrows from 136 to 144 bytes (andErrorableResolvedSourceto 152) because Compiled executables: alias embedded bytecode instead of copying it; smaller, page-friendly bytecode (WebKit#494) #40201 added thepersistentbool that used to share a slot withowned; the layout asserts on both sides are updated. The release points are the ones main already has since Make bun_core::String own its WTF ref #40238: theCachedBytecodedestructor installed inSourceProvider::create(which exchanges the field out),~ErrorableResolvedSourcefor a fetch that never creates a provider, andBytecode'sDropon the Rust side.ResolvedSource__freeBytecode(ptr)is renamedResolvedSource__destroyBytecodeFile(file)because its argument changed.CachePayload::span()is const and the decoder keeps its pointers in a side table), the Node compile cache already hands JSC aPROT_READmapping (NodeCompileCache.rs), and compiled executables on Windows already run bytecode out of a read-only section. The mapping base is page aligned, which covers the decoder's alignment requirement..js/.jscby a laterbun buildwhile an older process is still running them (replacing the files via rename is fine). This is the same exposure the compile cache mapping has; writing sidecars through a temporary file plus rename would remove it and is not part of this PR.test/bundler/bun-build-api.test.ts:require()(JS thread),import()(RuntimeTranspilerStore, confirmed withBUN_DEBUG_RuntimeTranspilerStore=1),require()followed byimport()(~ErrorableResolvedSourcerelease), and an overriddenmodule._compile; checks the modules ran from their sidecars (BUN_JSC_verboseDiskCache) and, on Linux, the per-file mapping counts in/proc/self/maps(1, 1, 1 and 0 of each file). Fails on 1.4.0 with every count at 0.delete require.cachecycles andBun.gc(true)none are left (12 of 12 runs gave 0; the assertion allows 1 for a conservative stack scan). Fails on 1.4.0 because nothing is mapped.bundler_bun,bundler_banner,bundler_compile -t bytecode(30 standalone tests),regression/issue/26298,require-extensions,require-extensions-override,node-module-moduleand thetest-compile-cache-*Node tests on the debug (ASan) build;cargo checkof the touched crates forx86_64-pc-windows-msvcandaarch64-apple-darwin;cargo fmt, clippy and clang-format are clean.RssAnonof a process after loading the module, minus the same with a build of the same module without--bytecode; details in the fold-out):Background
// @bun @bytecodeis the pragmabun build --target=bun --bytecodeputs at the top of its output next to a<file>.jscsidecar holding JSC's serialized bytecode for that exact text. At load time the parser stops at the pragma and the loader hands JSC the text plus the sidecar; JSC checks a hash of the text and decodes from the sidecar instead of parsing, one function at a time as they are first called.ResolvedSource(ResolvedSource.rsand the C mirror inheaders-handwritten.h) is the struct the Rust module loader fills in for C++ for every module. Since Make bun_core::String own its WTF ref #40238 it is owned on both sides: Rust drops it, C++'s~ErrorableResolvedSourcereleases whatever a consumer did not take.Zig::SourceProvideris Bun'sJSC::SourceProviderfor a module: it owns the text and, when present, aJSC::CachedBytecodewrapping the bytecode bytes.CachedBytecodetakes a destructor callback that runs when its last reference goes away; lazily decoded functions keep references to it, so it is always the last thing holding the bytes.transpile_source_code_innerinjsc_hooks.rson the JS thread (require(), entry points) andTranspilerJobinRuntimeTranspilerStore.rson the thread pool (importandimport()), which is why both are changed.bun_core::String::create_external) is aWTF::StringImplthat points at memory it does not own and calls a free function when it is destroyed; this is also how standalone executables expose their embedded module text.Measurement setup
Module A: 2000 one-line functions plus an export (
bun build --target=bun --bytecode, 316 KBentry.js, 3.4 MBentry.js.jsc). Module B: 8 functions of 3000 statements each, built with--minify(360 KB, 1.9 MB sidecar). The probe recordsRssAnonfrom/proc/self/statusbefore and afterrequire()of the built file (afterBun.gc(true)both times) and prints the/proc/self/smapsentries for the output directory.Module A, bun 1.4.0 (release), three runs: plain build +3.6/3.6/3.7 MB, bytecode build +7.9/7.9/8.0 MB, no mappings of the output files.
Module A, this branch (debug build, so the baseline differs), three runs: plain build +2.8/2.8/2.8 MB, bytecode build +3.5/3.5/4.0 MB, plus:
Module B, this branch, no function called:
big.js.jsc: Size: 1896 kB | Rss: 512 kB; after calling one of the eight functions:Rss: 624 kB. The source is always fully resident because JSC hashes the text to validate the cache.Reload probe (this branch):
require()plusdelete require.cache[...]30 times leaves 30 mappings of each file beforeBun.gc(true)and 0 after.Before the rebase onto #40238 this PR also fixed the sidecar never being freed (
SourceProvider::createclearedneedsDerefbefore reading it to choose theCachedBytecodedestructor) and added release sites inResolvedSourceCodeHolderand the overriddenmodule._compilebranch; main now covers those through~ErrorableResolvedSource.no test proof · iteration 2 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/bundler/bun-build-api.test.ts