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feat(ts): split a deque's slices where std's are, and translate their Debug - #443
VecDeque::as_slices and as_mut_slices were refused, as was {:?} of a deque's Iter, IterMut, and Drain. Each depends on where std's ring buffer places its items: the runtime's buffer had a power-of-two length, so it could not match std's split.
Approach
An rt.VecDeque now holds std's exact capacity as its buffer's length, plus its item size s. A deque of bytes is a Uint8Array, so as_slices of a VecDeque<u8> views the bytes without copying.
Each step that moves items does it the way std's does:
growth by grow_amortized and handle_capacity_increase;
shrink_to's four cases;
insert and remove move the shorter side;
clear resets the head;
a Drain joins the shorter side when dropped;
extend reserves as std's two spec_extend paths do;
clone and clone_from/clone_into are std's;
collect of a deque's or a Vec's IntoIter takes over its buffer and head. A Vec<u8>'s into_iter now runs over its whole buffer, whose length is its exact capacity, so that applies to bytes too. A clone of a Vec's IntoIter copies what is left into a buffer of exactly that capacity, as std's does, even for items that clone as themselves.
A Vec holds std's capacity where std reuses a buffer, so a deque made from it splits as std's: a collect in place through adaptors keeps the source's buffer, a plain IntoIter keeps it by std's reuse rule, clone_from keeps the target's, a boxed slice's capacity is its length, extend_from_slice reserves the whole slice at once, and concat and join reserve their total.
Zero-sized items get usize::MAX capacity, with index math wrapping as std's does on wasm32.
Iter and IterMut are std's two slices, swapped where next, next_back, and advance_by swap them. try_fold reads them without swapping. Their Debug writes both slices, and Drain's writes its four counts.
A dropped Drain now counts as dropping, so drop(q.drain(..)) joins the deque.
Consumer: std's VecDeque API, planned in m3 as part of all of std. moq calls VecDeque in its codec bench (push), which this keeps translating.
Proven by a new rings lang fixture, which the differential test runs against native wasm32. It covers 4,320 runs of 24 kinds of step, plus 960 that remake the deque each way remade can (clone, clone_from, clone_into, collected from a partly read IntoIter of the deque or of a Vec, or from that iterator's clone, or a Vec filtered in place), starting from new, with_capacity, and From<Vec> deques of u8, u32, String, (), and a 1,100-byte item (std grows those from one slot). After each step it writes the length, capacity, as_slices, and the Iter's Debug around partial reads from either end, by nth and by try_fold. Drains are written read in part, and IterMut and as_mut_slices written through. capacity::deques now checks the exact capacity after every step, and capacity::vecs checks it exactly past clone_from, concat, a boxed slice, an in-place collect, and extend_from_slice. On the measured exact-capacity branch these steps came from, mutants that drop the in-place capacity, always reuse a plain IntoIter's buffer, ignore clone_from's target, or skip concat's reserve failed 68, 112, 48, and 20 cases. A mutant of regrow's head placement fails 1,661 cases, and one that shares a cloned Vec iterator's buffer fails 737.
Impact
Breaking runtime API, with a ts/MIGRATE.md entry:
rt.dequeNew, rt.dequeWithCapacity, and rt.dequeFromVec take the item size and whether the deque holds bytes.
rt.dequeCapacity, rt.dequeReserve, rt.dequeReserveExact, rt.dequeShrinkTo, rt.dequeClone, rt.dequeExtend, and rt.dequePart no longer take the size.
rt.dequeIter no longer takes a dropper; rt.dequeIntoIter is into_iter.
rt.vecExtendFromSlice takes the element size after the slice; rt.iterToArray and rt.iterToByteVec take the source's element size last.
New runtime exports: itself, byteVecIntoIter, dequeAsSlices, dequeByteSlices, dequeIntoIter, dequeFromArray, dequeFromIntoIter, dequeCloneFrom, fmtDequeIter, fmtDequeDrain, vecClonedInto, and byteVecClonedInto.
Translator output: the calls above now translate, dequeNew and friends gain the size argument, a Vec<u8>'s owned into_iter is byteVecIntoIter, and a Vec's IntoIter of items that clone as themselves clones by { v: rt.itself }. A Vec's clone_from keeps the target's capacity, a collect that may reuse its source passes the source's element size, and a boxed slice's into_vec and into_iter are rt.vecExact.
Cost: a 65,536-push bench measured 2.9 ms against 2.9 ms on main after warmup, within 1%. The Vec pieces were measured on every TS bench workload in Node, Bun, Chrome, and Firefox, all within noise.
Alternatives
Keeping power-of-two buffers and computing std's split on demand. Rejected: std's split depends on the whole history of growth and shrinking, so it has to be simulated anyway.
Follow-ups
quest/m3/ts-vec-exact-capacity.md: a deque made from a Vec shrunk by a pop, truncate, or drain takes the guarantee-only capacity (see Decision). It now records the measurement and the untried Vec wrapper.
quest/m3/ts-constant-compares.md: size_of::<T>() == 1 in a generic function translates to 12 === 1, which tsc rejects.
The maintainer kept the guarantee-only Vec capacity model on 2026-11-02. A deque made from a Vec that a pop, truncate, or drain shrank can split its slices differently from std's after a later grow; a Vec<u8> is unaffected, as it holds its exact capacity.
Making it exact by recording the capacity on each pop was measured on a push/stack workload (pushes with a pop every fourth, then pops to empty): 1.24x in Node, 1.11x in Chrome, 2.3x in Bun, and 2.8x in Firefox. That design was dropped, and only the pieces that cost nothing were kept here (see Approach). A Vec wrapper holding its own length and capacity is the untried alternative, recorded in the quest.
Review
Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort. The first session ran five rounds; the last on b202d7b had no findings.
Round 1 (26bc85d): clone_into of a deque had regressed to unsupported. Fixed in 6a6c21b: it lowers to dequeCloneFrom with its arguments reversed, and is covered by the fixture.
Rounds 1 and 2: a Vec<u8>'s into_iter collected into a deque lost its capacity and position. Fixed in 4389572 (byteVecIntoIter), and the fixture no longer skips bytes.
Round 3 (21de74b): a clone of a Vec's IntoIter shared the original buffer and front. Fixed in fb531cc: it copies into a buffer of its own, of exactly what is left. A mutant fails 737 of the remade cases.
Rounds 4 (fb531cc) and 5 (b202d7b, a merge of main): no findings.
A new session reviewed the Vec capacity pieces (577eef4): round 1 had no findings, and round 2, on head 1b056aa after merging main twice, had none.
A Vec<u8>'s into_iter runs over its whole buffer, whose length is its
exact capacity, so a deque collected from it takes std's buffer and head.
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std's vec::IntoIter::clone copies what is left into a new Vec of exactly
that capacity, which a deque collected from the clone takes, so even items
that clone as themselves are copied.
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A `collect` in place, `clone_from` into a `Vec`, a boxed slice, and
`extend_from_slice` now hold std's capacity, so a deque made from such
a `Vec` splits its slices where std's does. Record the maintainer's
2026-11-02 call to keep the guarantee-only model in the quest.
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- Around line 795-797: Update the VecDeque description’s as_slices sentence to
state that a deque made from a Vec shrunk by pop, truncate, or drain may split
differently, while retaining the note that it takes the capacity held by the
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The runtime replaces deque capacity tracking with ring-buffer storage and adds slice, iterator, drain, cloning, and conversion operations. Vector and iterator collection paths now pass element-size information and adjust capacity. The translator maps Rust collection operations to the revised runtime APIs. The change adds deque fixtures across multiple item types and updates generated fixtures, migration guidance, and runtime documentation.
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Cover destructor effects for VecDeque::clear and clone_from.
The rings fixture cannot observe destructors. None of its item types implements Drop, and its differential output contains only bytes. The capacity::deques item types also lack Drop. The changed dequeClear runs dropAll only when a drop callback is supplied. dequeCloneFrom forwards its drop callback to dequeClear before it clones the source items. No inspected fixture clears or clone_froms a VecDeque whose items log their drops. A skipped or misordered drop on these paths can therefore leave the differential output unchanged. Drain already has drop-order coverage in bounds.rs.
Add a VecDeque case with a drop-logging item to an existing logging fixture, such as ts/fixtures/lang/src/bounds.rs. The case should call clear, then clone_from on a deque of logging items. Record each drop in out, and regenerate the matching expected output.
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Extend the existing drop-logging fixture with a VecDeque item type that
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clear and then clone_from on deques of these items, preserving the expected drop
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Document the shrunk-Vec split exception in the VecDeque description.
The as_slices sentence says every deque splits as std's. A deque made from a Vec that pop, truncate, or drain shrank can split differently. That case is not stated in ts/README.md or ts/MIGRATE.md. Name the exception in the same sentence.
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- where std's does, so `as_slices` splits them as std's; one made from a `Vec` takes the- capacity held for the `Vec`. A `Vec` and `BinaryHeap` hold what std+ where std's does, so `as_slices` splits them as std's, except one made from a `Vec` that+ `pop`, `truncate`, or `drain` shrank, which takes the capacity held for the `Vec` and may+ split differently. A `Vec` and `BinaryHeap` hold what std
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whose length is std's capacity, a `Uint8Array` of bytes, and each step places its items
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capacity held for the `Vec`. A `Vec` and `BinaryHeap` hold what std
whose length is std's capacity, a `Uint8Array` of bytes, and each step places its items
where std's does, so `as_slices` splits them as std's, except one made from a `Vec` that
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Update the VecDeque description’s as_slices sentence to state that a deque made
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Split VecDeque::range's iterator into std's two slices, as #443 splits iter's,
and write its Debug in the deque_ranges differential.
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VecDeque::as_slicesandas_mut_sliceswere refused, as was{:?}of a deque'sIter,IterMut, andDrain. Each depends on where std's ring buffer places its items: the runtime's buffer had a power-of-two length, so it could not match std's split.Approach
An
rt.VecDequenow holds std's exact capacity as its buffer's length, plus its item sizes. A deque of bytes is aUint8Array, soas_slicesof aVecDeque<u8>views the bytes without copying.Each step that moves items does it the way std's does:
grow_amortizedandhandle_capacity_increase;shrink_to's four cases;insertandremovemove the shorter side;clearresets the head;Drainjoins the shorter side when dropped;spec_extendpaths do;cloneandclone_from/clone_intoare std's;collectof a deque's or aVec'sIntoItertakes over its buffer and head. AVec<u8>'sinto_iternow runs over its whole buffer, whose length is its exact capacity, so that applies to bytes too. A clone of aVec'sIntoItercopies what is left into a buffer of exactly that capacity, as std's does, even for items that clone as themselves.A
Vecholds std's capacity where std reuses a buffer, so a deque made from it splits as std's: acollectin place through adaptors keeps the source's buffer, a plainIntoIterkeeps it by std's reuse rule,clone_fromkeeps the target's, a boxed slice's capacity is its length,extend_from_slicereserves the whole slice at once, andconcatandjoinreserve their total.Zero-sized items get
usize::MAXcapacity, with index math wrapping as std's does on wasm32.IterandIterMutare std's two slices, swapped wherenext,next_back, andadvance_byswap them.try_foldreads them without swapping. TheirDebugwrites both slices, andDrain's writes its four counts.A dropped
Drainnow counts as dropping, sodrop(q.drain(..))joins the deque.Consumer: std's
VecDequeAPI, planned in m3 as part of all of std. moq callsVecDequein its codec bench (push), which this keeps translating.Proven by a new
ringslang fixture, which the differential test runs against native wasm32. It covers 4,320 runs of 24 kinds of step, plus 960 that remake the deque each wayremadecan (clone,clone_from,clone_into, collected from a partly readIntoIterof the deque or of aVec, or from that iterator's clone, or aVecfiltered in place), starting from new,with_capacity, andFrom<Vec>deques ofu8,u32,String,(), and a 1,100-byte item (std grows those from one slot). After each step it writes the length, capacity,as_slices, and theIter'sDebugaround partial reads from either end, bynthand bytry_fold. Drains are written read in part, andIterMutandas_mut_sliceswritten through.capacity::dequesnow checks the exact capacity after every step, andcapacity::vecschecks it exactly pastclone_from,concat, a boxed slice, an in-place collect, andextend_from_slice. On the measured exact-capacity branch these steps came from, mutants that drop the in-place capacity, always reuse a plainIntoIter's buffer, ignoreclone_from's target, or skipconcat's reserve failed 68, 112, 48, and 20 cases. A mutant ofregrow's head placement fails 1,661 cases, and one that shares a clonedVeciterator's buffer fails 737.Impact
ts/MIGRATE.mdentry:rt.dequeNew,rt.dequeWithCapacity, andrt.dequeFromVectake the item size and whether the deque holds bytes.rt.dequeCapacity,rt.dequeReserve,rt.dequeReserveExact,rt.dequeShrinkTo,rt.dequeClone,rt.dequeExtend, andrt.dequePartno longer take the size.rt.dequeIterno longer takes a dropper;rt.dequeIntoIterisinto_iter.rt.vecExtendFromSlicetakes the element size after the slice;rt.iterToArrayandrt.iterToByteVectake the source's element size last.itself,byteVecIntoIter,dequeAsSlices,dequeByteSlices,dequeIntoIter,dequeFromArray,dequeFromIntoIter,dequeCloneFrom,fmtDequeIter,fmtDequeDrain,vecClonedInto, andbyteVecClonedInto.dequeNewand friends gain the size argument, aVec<u8>'s ownedinto_iterisbyteVecIntoIter, and aVec'sIntoIterof items that clone as themselves clones by{ v: rt.itself }. AVec'sclone_fromkeeps the target's capacity, a collect that may reuse its source passes the source's element size, and a boxed slice'sinto_vecandinto_iterarert.vecExact.Vecpieces were measured on every TS bench workload in Node, Bun, Chrome, and Firefox, all within noise.Alternatives
Follow-ups
quest/m3/ts-vec-exact-capacity.md: a deque made from aVecshrunk by a pop,truncate, ordraintakes the guarantee-only capacity (see Decision). It now records the measurement and the untriedVecwrapper.quest/m3/ts-constant-compares.md:size_of::<T>() == 1in a generic function translates to12 === 1, whichtscrejects.VecDeque::range) lands first, itsIterneeds aDequeIterover the range for its split andDebug.Decision
The maintainer kept the guarantee-only
Veccapacity model on 2026-11-02. A deque made from aVecthat a pop,truncate, ordrainshrank can split its slices differently from std's after a later grow; aVec<u8>is unaffected, as it holds its exact capacity.Making it exact by recording the capacity on each pop was measured on a
push/stackworkload (pushes with a pop every fourth, then pops to empty): 1.24x in Node, 1.11x in Chrome, 2.3x in Bun, and 2.8x in Firefox. That design was dropped, and only the pieces that cost nothing were kept here (see Approach). AVecwrapper holding its own length and capacity is the untried alternative, recorded in the quest.Review
Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort. The first session ran five rounds; the last on b202d7b had no findings.
clone_intoof a deque had regressed to unsupported. Fixed in 6a6c21b: it lowers todequeCloneFromwith its arguments reversed, and is covered by the fixture.Vec<u8>'sinto_itercollected into a deque lost its capacity and position. Fixed in 4389572 (byteVecIntoIter), and the fixture no longer skips bytes.Vec'sIntoItershared the original buffer and front. Fixed in fb531cc: it copies into a buffer of its own, of exactly what is left. A mutant fails 737 of theremadecases.A new session reviewed the
Veccapacity pieces (577eef4): round 1 had no findings, and round 2, on head 1b056aa after merging main twice, had none.just cipassed locally on 1b056aa.🤖 Generated with Claude Code