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Implement the stable ABI bytes formatting functions - #9060
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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Calls with unusually large format widths or precisions can return bytes instead of raising an error. This is a bounded compatibility issue to fix or explicitly accept before merging. Pre-merge checks |
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Review comments at @crates/capi/src/bytesobject.rs:
- Around line 46-169: Update PyBytes_FromFormatV to parse width and precision
with checked accumulation, returning ValueError when width exceeds isize::MAX or
precision exceeds c_int::MAX. Replace the skipped width digits and saturating
precision arithmetic while preserving the existing format parsing behavior for
in-range values.
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Summary
Extract the missing
PyBytes_FromFormatandPyBytes_FromFormatVimplementations from #8954 into the current interpreter. These APIs predate Python 3.15 and remain in the public Limited API surface applicable to RustPython's abi3t target.The patch changes only
crates/capi/src/bytesobject.rs. It preserves the CPython 3.14 formatter's byte-oriented literals, integer widths, precision-limited strings, pointer spelling, percent escapes, and verbatim handling of unknown formats. No loader, lifecycle, error-state, dependency, export-generator, or test-marker changes are included.One correction relative to the mega patch is intentional:
%xreads a promoted Cint, matching CPython, then casts it to unsigned for formatting. Reading a negative callerintdirectly as unsigned would not satisfy Rust's variadic argument representability requirements.Provenance and ABI scope
43065e79ddc46eafeca58cb39398ac007b5d25f7, bytesobject.rs formatter block.abi_onlyentries like the export removed in Drop the legacy abi3-only PyCFunction_Call export #9059.PyBytes_FromStringPyBytes_FromObjectPyBytes_AsStringAndSize#8795 implemented other bytes APIs; Add minimal C-api implementation that builds with Pyo3 #7562 is an older broad C-API draft. A changed-file audit found no other open PR implementing this formatter outside Prepare Python 3.15 with rc3 libraries and native prerequisites #8954. Main's bytesobject.rs is unchanged through082a48aec348a67fdf04a9347af4d16d7dea0a45.Validation
cargo build --locked --offline --features capi -j1 --bin rustpythonpassed.-std=c11 -Wall -Wextra -Werror -fPIC -shared. They only return fixed-case results; all behavioral assertions are Python.va_listcalls, signed/unsigned limits, negative hex, register/stack argument mixtures, bounded nonterminated strings,%cerrors, raw bytes, unknown formats and pointer spelling. Successful calls after the errors also passed.crates/capi:cargo clippy --offline --tests -j1 -- -D warningspassed.The local fixture is Linux LP64 evidence, not a cross-platform ABI claim. No ctypes was used. The unchanged canonical
BytesTest.test_from_formatand full workspace suite were not run locally; no canonical assertions or markers were weakened. Hosted CI supplies broader build and test coverage.Summary by CodeRabbit