Switch LLVM codegen of Ptr{T} to an actual pointer type. #53687

maleadt · 2024-03-10T14:34:28Z

This PR switches our code generation for Ptr{T} from i64 to an actual LLVM pointer type (ptr when using opaque pointers, an untyped i8* otherwise). The main motivation is to simplify llvmcall usage (doing away with the inttoptr/ptrtoint conversions), and also make it possible to simply use ccall to call intrinsics with pointer arguments (where we currently always need llvmcall for converting to a pointer).

Changing codegen like this is a breaking change for llvmcall users, but we don't promise any stability there. Also, with the switch to LLVM 17 where typed pointers have been removed, all llvmcall snippets will have to be updated anyway, so this seems like a good time to make that change.

Before:

julia> @code_llvm pointer([])
define i64 @julia_pointer_1542(ptr noundef nonnull align 8 dereferenceable(24) %"x::Array") #0 {
top:
; ┌ @ pointer.jl:65 within `cconvert`
   %0 = load ptr, ptr %"x::Array", align 8
; └
; ┌ @ pointer.jl:90 within `unsafe_convert`
; │┌ @ pointer.jl:30 within `convert`
    %bitcast_coercion = ptrtoint ptr %0 to i64
    ret i64 %bitcast_coercion
; └└
}

After:

julia> @code_llvm pointer([])
define ptr @julia_pointer_3880(ptr noundef nonnull align 8 dereferenceable(24) %"x::Array") #0 {
top:
; ┌ @ pointer.jl:65 within `cconvert`
   %0 = load ptr, ptr %"x::Array", align 8
; └
; ┌ @ pointer.jl:90 within `unsafe_convert`
; │┌ @ pointer.jl:30 within `convert`
    ret ptr %0
; └└
}

This also simplifies "real code", e.g., when ccall converts an Array to a pointer. I don't expect that to affect performance though.

There are a couple of other patterns that could be updated, e.g. the type argument to the GCAllocBytes intrinsic is currently still a T_size.

maleadt · 2024-03-10T14:37:03Z

src/intrinsics.cpp

+            if (isa<Instruction>(vx) && !vx->hasName())
+                // CreatePtrToInt may undo an IntToPtr
+                setName(ctx.emission_context, vx, "bitcast_coercion");


Apparently the LLVM IRBuilder is smart enough to collapse ptrtoint+inttoptr etc into a reference to the original value. If that happens to be an argument, our setName aborts. Given that we can't predict whether that would happen, shouldn't we have setName bail out for non-Instructions/Constants, instead of aborting and having to check at the call site? We now have many of those already:

cgutils.cpp: if (isa<Instruction>(src) && !src->hasName()) cgutils.cpp: if (isa<Instruction>(dst) && !dst->hasName()) intrinsics.cpp: if (isa<Instruction>(vx) && !vx->hasName()) intrinsics.cpp: if (isa<Instruction>(vx) && !vx->hasName()) intrinsics.cpp: if (isa<Instruction>(thePtr) && !thePtr->hasName())

Seelengrab · 2024-03-10T17:12:01Z

Very nice! If I'm not mistaken, this should also make things that use Ptr{T} in their API more friendly to unsupported platforms. I remember that I had some codegen/size issues on AVR because of the use of i64 instead of the platform-native i16!

vtjnash · 2024-03-11T12:56:29Z

src/intrinsics.cpp

+    }
+    case sub_ptr: {
+        assert(nargs == 2);
+        if (!jl_is_cpointer_type(argv[0].typ) || argv[1].typ != (jl_value_t*)jl_ulong_type)


This is adding constraints that weren't previously there, so this is potentially breaking (and since it moved from the generic emit_untyped_intrinsic cases to here, it will also need a custom tfunc)

Yeah, this was on purpose, because currently the emit_untyped_intrinsic logic assumes that the types of the inputs are identical. Since I couldn't find any uses with non-UInt inputs in any public code, it seemed easier to move the pointer intrinsics out of the arithmetic ones (especially wrt. implementing a runtime version; the macros in there are a bit hairy).

I'll mark it as technically breaking though and run PkgEval to make sure nothing breaks. Unless you think it's better to keep the previous, untyped behavior?

vtjnash

Sounds like a good change to me

gbaraldi · 2024-03-11T13:51:44Z

Could this affect pointer provenance/alias analysis? Since ptrtoint inttoptr sometimes wash those away?

maleadt · 2024-03-12T15:11:50Z

I can't reproduce these llvmpasses failures...

❯ cat Make.user
FORCE_ASSERTIONS=1
LLVM_ASSERTIONS=1

❯ make -C test/llvmpasses
Testing Time: 15.89s
  Passed: 44

EDIT: could reproduce them using the CI rootfs images.

maleadt · 2024-03-15T14:08:39Z

@nanosoldier runtests()

maleadt · 2024-03-15T14:42:55Z

@nanosoldier runbenchmarks(vs=":master")

nanosoldier · 2024-03-16T00:25:30Z

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maleadt · 2024-03-18T13:22:09Z

Turns out that even on LLVM 17 from #53070, the IR autoupgrader knows how to handle typed pointers:

julia> Base.libllvm_version
v"17.0.6"


julia> function foo(ptr::Ptr{Int8})
           Base.llvmcall(
               """%2 = inttoptr i64 %0 to i8*
                  %3 = load i8, i8* %2
                  ret i8 %3""", Int8, Tuple{Ptr{Int8}}, ptr)
       end

julia> code_llvm(foo, Tuple{Ptr{Int8}})
define i8 @julia_foo_564(i64 zeroext %"ptr::Ptr") #0 {
top:
  %0 = inttoptr i64 %"ptr::Ptr" to ptr
  %1 = load i8, ptr %0, align 1
  ret i8 %1
}


julia> function bar(ptr::Ptr{Int8})
           Base.llvmcall(
               ("""define i8 @entry(i64 %ptrval) #0 {
                   top:
                       %ptr = inttoptr i64 %ptrval to i8*
                       %val = load i8, i8* %ptr
                       ret i8 %val
                   }
                   attributes #0 = { alwaysinline }
                """, "entry"), Int8, Tuple{Ptr{Int8}}, ptr)
       end

julia> code_llvm(bar, Tuple{Ptr{Int8}})
define i8 @julia_bar_581(i64 zeroext %"ptr::Ptr") #0 {
top:
  %ptr.i = inttoptr i64 %"ptr::Ptr" to ptr
  %val.i = load i8, ptr %ptr.i, align 1
  ret i8 %val.i
}

... so it's probably too breaking to make llvmcall error out when using i64 pointers after switching to ptr. I'll try to make llvmcall smart enough to handle this transparently.

gbaraldi · 2024-03-18T16:16:19Z

Does LLVM have some guarantee that this will continue working in the future?

maleadt · 2024-03-18T17:53:00Z

Not that I know.

maleadt · 2024-03-18T17:53:26Z

@nanosoldier runtests(["AsmMacro", "FindFirstFunctions", "UnsafeAtomics", "Atomix", "ThreadingUtilities", "Modulo2", "LinearRationalExpectations", "Losers", "NewlineLexers", "RunningQuantiles", "SubSIt", "Blake3Hash", "BlockMatching", "Scrypt", "MbedTLS", "KissMCMC", "TiledIteration", "HMatrices", "AccurateArithmetic", "SIMDMathFunctions", "ImplicitPlots", "DifferentialForms", "AMGCLWrap", "LoopManagers", "BlockBandedMatrices", "Sixel", "ExaTron", "ImageInTerminal", "ImplicitGlobalGrid", "ExtendableSparse", "ChunkedCSV", "BGEN", "ImageSmooth", "BPGates", "SpectralResampling", "FastDMTransform", "MarsagliaDiscreteSamplers", "FastHistograms", "BoxLeastSquares", "ImageFiltering", "VectorizedStatistics", "MutualInformationImageRegistration", "MonteCarloSummary", "GIFImages", "FinanceCore", "ParamPunPam", "MathJaxRenderer", "NLLSsolver", "TropicalGEMM", "StatGeochemBase", "Ipaper", "CategoricalMonteCarlo", "ObjectPools", "Gaius", "WASMCompiler", "LibRaw", "Powerful", "ImageIO", "RollingFunctions", "AlgebraicSolving", "SpheriCart", "SmoQyDEAC", "FastGeoProjections", "VisualGeometryOptimization", "Determinantal", "RandomWalkBVP", "SpatialAccessTrees", "ComputerVisionMetrics", "ImageDistances", "MatrixProfile", "LocalPoly", "RegularizedLeastSquares", "PFFRGSolver", "MicroscopePSFs", "FractionalDiffEq", "ChebParticleMesh", "SignalAlignment", "AbstractCosmologicalEmulators", "LifeContingencies", "DynamicAxisWarping", "ArDCA", "FinEtools", "FinEtoolsAcoustics", "FinEtoolsHeatDiff", "AlgebraicMultigrid", "SimpleDiffEq", "Jadex", "RedClust", "FinEtoolsMeshing", "FinEtoolsFlexStructures", "Falcons", "CalciumScoring", "SimSearchManifoldLearning", "EmpiricalPotentials", "FinEtoolsDeforLinear", "SpeedMapping", "ImageSegmentation", "VisualRegressionTests", "SurveyDataWeighting", "BoundaryValueProblems", "PSSFSS", "PALEOboxes", "SphericalFunctions", "PyBraket", "StartUpDG", "RandomFeatures", "PolaronMobility", "Unfolding", "OptimizationSpeedMapping", "MaximumEntropyMomentClosures", "StatGeochem", "GMMParameterEstimation", "DiffEqFinancial", "Korg", "RealPolyhedralHomotopy", "QuasiCopula", "ROMEO", "Jutul", "GeoEnergyIO", "PALEOaqchem", "SensitivityRankCondition", "PredefinedDynamicalSystems", "BattMo", "SchwarzChristoffel", "MultiStateSystems", "DIVAnd_HFRadar", "Eikonal", "GeneralizedSDistributions", "Phonetics", "ManifoldDiffEq", "AllenNeuropixelsBase", "Circuitscape", "ProcessBasedModelling", "FSimZoo", "ImageFeatures", "Omniscape", "GameTheory", "BaseModelica", "Ai4EComponentLib", "NeuronBuilder", "ParameterizedFunctions", "BlockSystems", "BLASBenchmarksCPU", "Petri", "Pesto", "Isoplot", "FinEtoolsVoxelMesher", "FinEtoolsVibInFluids", "MinimallyDisruptiveCurves", "WGPUgfx", "AstrodynamicalModels", "Bactos", "ChargeTransport", "SMLMMetrics", "CitableImage", "Fable", "Test", "PortfolioAnalytics", "StateSpacePartitions", "MendelImpute", "AvailablePotentialEnergyFramework", "StructuredLight", "WaveletsExt", "CDGRNs", "MathepiaModels", "FSimPlots"])

nanosoldier · 2024-03-18T19:12:41Z

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maleadt · 2024-03-19T08:16:55Z

Bunch of packages failed to test due to what looks like a Nanosoldier-related issue. I've restarted the machine, so let's try again:

@nanosoldier runtests(["AsmMacro", "FindFirstFunctions", "UnsafeAtomics", "Atomix", "ThreadingUtilities", "Modulo2", "LinearRationalExpectations", "Losers", "NewlineLexers", "RunningQuantiles", "SubSIt", "Blake3Hash", "BlockMatching", "Scrypt", "MbedTLS", "KissMCMC", "TiledIteration", "HMatrices", "AccurateArithmetic", "SIMDMathFunctions", "ImplicitPlots", "DifferentialForms", "AMGCLWrap", "LoopManagers", "BlockBandedMatrices", "Sixel", "ExaTron", "ImageInTerminal", "ImplicitGlobalGrid", "ExtendableSparse", "ChunkedCSV", "BGEN", "ImageSmooth", "BPGates", "SpectralResampling", "FastDMTransform", "MarsagliaDiscreteSamplers", "FastHistograms", "BoxLeastSquares", "ImageFiltering", "VectorizedStatistics", "MutualInformationImageRegistration", "MonteCarloSummary", "GIFImages", "FinanceCore", "ParamPunPam", "MathJaxRenderer", "NLLSsolver", "TropicalGEMM", "StatGeochemBase", "Ipaper", "CategoricalMonteCarlo", "ObjectPools", "Gaius", "WASMCompiler", "LibRaw", "Powerful", "ImageIO", "RollingFunctions", "AlgebraicSolving", "SpheriCart", "SmoQyDEAC", "FastGeoProjections", "VisualGeometryOptimization", "Determinantal", "RandomWalkBVP", "SpatialAccessTrees", "ComputerVisionMetrics", "ImageDistances", "MatrixProfile", "LocalPoly", "RegularizedLeastSquares", "PFFRGSolver", "MicroscopePSFs", "FractionalDiffEq", "ChebParticleMesh", "SignalAlignment", "AbstractCosmologicalEmulators", "LifeContingencies", "DynamicAxisWarping", "ArDCA", "FinEtools", "FinEtoolsAcoustics", "FinEtoolsHeatDiff", "AlgebraicMultigrid", "SimpleDiffEq", "Jadex", "RedClust", "FinEtoolsMeshing", "FinEtoolsFlexStructures", "Falcons", "CalciumScoring", "SimSearchManifoldLearning", "EmpiricalPotentials", "FinEtoolsDeforLinear", "SpeedMapping", "ImageSegmentation", "VisualRegressionTests", "SurveyDataWeighting", "BoundaryValueProblems", "PSSFSS", "PALEOboxes", "SphericalFunctions", "PyBraket", "StartUpDG", "RandomFeatures", "PolaronMobility", "Unfolding", "OptimizationSpeedMapping", "MaximumEntropyMomentClosures", "StatGeochem", "GMMParameterEstimation", "DiffEqFinancial", "Korg", "RealPolyhedralHomotopy", "QuasiCopula", "ROMEO", "Jutul", "GeoEnergyIO", "PALEOaqchem", "SensitivityRankCondition", "PredefinedDynamicalSystems", "BattMo", "SchwarzChristoffel", "MultiStateSystems", "DIVAnd_HFRadar", "Eikonal", "GeneralizedSDistributions", "Phonetics", "ManifoldDiffEq", "AllenNeuropixelsBase", "Circuitscape", "ProcessBasedModelling", "FSimZoo", "ImageFeatures", "Omniscape", "GameTheory", "BaseModelica", "Ai4EComponentLib", "NeuronBuilder", "ParameterizedFunctions", "BlockSystems", "BLASBenchmarksCPU", "Petri", "Pesto", "Isoplot", "FinEtoolsVoxelMesher", "FinEtoolsVibInFluids", "MinimallyDisruptiveCurves", "WGPUgfx", "AstrodynamicalModels", "Bactos", "ChargeTransport", "SMLMMetrics", "CitableImage", "Fable", "Test", "PortfolioAnalytics", "StateSpacePartitions", "MendelImpute", "AvailablePotentialEnergyFramework", "StructuredLight", "WaveletsExt", "CDGRNs", "MathepiaModels", "FSimPlots"])

nanosoldier · 2024-03-19T10:19:07Z

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KristofferC · 2024-03-19T11:34:37Z

Should the dep warnings be a bit limited? Right now, some packages write endless number of

WARNING: llvmcall with integer pointers is deprecated.
Use actual pointers instead, replacing i32 or i64 with i8* or ptr, likely near /home/pkgeval/.julia/packages/VectorizedStatistics/Bgibo/test/testVreducibles.jl:4

to the logs.

maleadt · 2024-03-19T11:52:14Z

I guess, but we don't have much depwarn-like functionality in codegen. I could do something one-off, of course...

Another remaining issue is a failed assertion with the following code (reduced from the compileall test):

foobar(ptr) = ptr + UInt(0)
code_llvm(foobar, Tuple{Ptr{T}} where {T})

This generates simply:

Core.CodeInfo(code=Array{Any, 1}(dims=(2,), mem=Memory{Any}(2, 0x7fffecb10680)[
  Expr(:call, Base.add_ptr, Core.Argument(n=2), 0x0000000000000000),
  Core.ReturnNode(val=SSAValue(1))]

The call to Base.add_ptr is handled here:

julia/src/codegen.cpp

Lines 6180 to 6201 in 9df47f2

    
           else if (head == jl_call_sym) { 
        
               jl_value_t *expr_t; 
        
               bool is_promotable = false; 
        
               if (ssaidx_0based < 0) 
        
                   // TODO: this case is needed for the call to emit_expr in emit_llvmcall 
        
                   expr_t = (jl_value_t*)jl_any_type; 
        
               else { 
        
                   expr_t = jl_is_long(ctx.source->ssavaluetypes) ? (jl_value_t*)jl_any_type : jl_array_ptr_ref(ctx.source->ssavaluetypes, ssaidx_0based); 
        
                   is_promotable = ctx.ssavalue_usecount[ssaidx_0based] == 1; 
        
               } 
        
               jl_cgval_t res = emit_call(ctx, ex, expr_t, is_promotable); 
        
               // some intrinsics (e.g. typeassert) can return a wider type 
        
               // than what's actually possible 
        
               if (is_promotable && res.promotion_point && res.promotion_ssa == -1) { 
        
                   res.promotion_ssa = ssaidx_0based; 
        
               } 
        
               res = update_julia_type(ctx, res, expr_t); 
        
               if (res.typ == jl_bottom_type || expr_t == jl_bottom_type) { 
        
                   CreateTrap(ctx.builder); 
        
               } 
        
               return res; 
        
           }

The result of emit_call there is of type Ptr{T}, while expr_t (as looked up in ssavaluetypes) is the UnionAll Ptr{T} where T. This results in update_julia_type aborting when it creates cgval_t that expects the value to exactly match the type:

julia/src/codegen.cpp

Line 1882 in 9df47f2

assert(isboxed || v.typ == typ || tindex);

@vtjnash What's the intended design here; should emit_call also have returned a UnionAll, should the expr_t be unwrapped, or is this difference expected and should the cgval_t allow it?

FWIW, it didn't use to be a problem as everything was UInt before it reached add_ptr.

EDIT: calling jl_unwrap_unionall on expr_t gives a type that looks the same but isn't? That seems wrong?

(gdb) p expr_t
$4 = (jl_value_t *) 0x7fffe271dea0 <jl_system_image_data+6951840>
(gdb) call jl_(expr_t)
Ptr{T}

(gdb) p res.typ
$5 = (jl_value_t *) 0x7fffeda9e410
(gdb) call jl_(res.typ)
Ptr{T}

maleadt · 2024-03-21T07:11:41Z

And PkgEval looks good too: ExaTron failure is a AMDGPU.jl bug (filed downstream), Atomix.jl fails due to overly strict doctests stumbling over the depwarn, and the other failures are unrelated.

Rebased, will merge once CI is "green" (with the same failures as currently on master).

Previously, add_ptr and sub_ptr intrinsics were incorrectly inferred as potentially throwing because they fell through to the general primitive type check, which was incorrect after #53687 changed them. This adds explicit handling in intrinsic_exct to return Union{} (nothrow) when given correct argument types (Ptr and UInt), similar to #57398. Fixes #57557

Previously, add_ptr and sub_ptr intrinsics were incorrectly inferred as potentially throwing because they fell through to the general primitive type check, which was incorrect after #53687 changed them. This adds explicit handling in intrinsic_exct to return Union{} (nothrow) when given correct argument types (Ptr and UInt), similar to #57398. Fixes #57557 Written by Claude

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