jit: open FBW descent walls (isinstance layers, str_const fold, nullable-Option classification) - #1250
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WalkthroughThe PR updates MAJIT lowering and optimization, adds ABI-compatible Pyre JIT wrappers and registrations, tightens inline-walk rollback, and adds optional FBW depth diagnostics. ChangesMAJIT translation
Pyre JIT runtime
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participant JIT as Residual call
participant Wrapper as JIT ABI wrapper
participant Runtime as Pyre runtime
participant Channel as JIT exception channel
JIT->>Wrapper: Invoke one-word target
Wrapper->>Runtime: Execute warning or stack operation
Runtime-->>Wrapper: Return success or PyError
Wrapper->>Channel: Publish residual error
Channel-->>JIT: Return status sentinel
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| if let Some(raw_pointee) = type_node_raw_ptr_pointee(payload, self.llbc) | ||
| && let Some(stripped) = strip_ty_wrappers(raw_pointee, self.llbc) | ||
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When an Option<*mut T> or Option<*const T> with nominal T contains Some(null), this branch classifies it as a nullable one-word value, causing the constructor and discriminant lowering to make it indistinguishable from None. Raw pointers remain nullable regardless of the pointee type—nominality does not provide the non-null guarantee of NonNull<T> or a reference—so JIT-compiled code can take the None arm while the interpreter takes the Some arm. Exclude raw pointers from this fold unless non-null provenance is actually encoded in the payload type.
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444-459: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRegister an
i64return adapter forw_list_new_empty.On wasm32,
fn() -> PyObjectRefhas type() -> i32, but direct residualCallRuses() -> i64. A directcall_indirectto this address can trap with an indirect-call type mismatch. Register anextern "C" fn() -> i64adapter that returnsw_list_new_empty() as i64, followingjit_drain_list_append.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/front/mir.rs`:
- Around line 16287-16351: Optionally consolidate the duplicated
Deduplicated/HashConsedValue unwrapping and RawPtr pointee extraction used by
type_node_raw_ptr_pointee and raw_ptr_pointee_class_root into a shared helper,
while preserving each caller’s existing return behavior and avoiding unrelated
changes.
In `@pyre/gate-triage.md`:
- Around line 981-982: Update the §6c section heading in pyre/gate-triage.md
from (62) to (63) so it matches the documented default-OFF list count.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/_warnings/mod.rs`:
- Around line 535-557: Update show_warning_jit_abi to match the wasm
residual-call ABI by accepting and marshalling lineno through the ABI-compatible
integer representation instead of requiring an i64/BigInt argument, then convert
it to the full internal line-number value before calling show_warning. Preserve
the complete lineno without truncation and keep the existing show_warning
result-to-residual-error handling.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/jit_fnaddr.rs`:
- Around line 444-459: In the registration flow for w_list_new_empty, add an
extern "C" fn() -> i64 adapter that calls w_list_new_empty and casts its result
to i64, following the adapter pattern used by jit_drain_list_append. Register
the adapter for direct residual CallR targets while preserving the existing
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Update the §6c entry count.
PYRE_FBW_DEPTH_CENSUS makes the default-OFF list contain 63 names, but the section heading at Line 971 still says (62). Change the heading to (63) so the documented count matches the list.
Proposed documentation fix
-### §6c — Default-OFF diagnostics, censuses and probes (62): keep, cost nothing
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In `@pyre/gate-triage.md` around lines 981 - 982, Update the §6c section heading
in pyre/gate-triage.md from (62) to (63) so it matches the documented
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🤖 Codex parity reviewStatic analysis of this diff vs the local RPython/PyPy sources (commit ffd193b). Files in the reviewed diff1. Regressions to PyPy parity introduced by this patchNone. 2. Other mismatches introduced by this patch
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`InlineFrameGuard::enter` records the post-push `framestack` length into a 32-bucket histogram alongside a running maximum and the deepest chain's `w_code` list. `pyrex` prints the accumulated summary at exit as one `[fbw-depth]` line. Registered in `gate-triage.md` section 6c. Assisted-by: Claude
`execute_residual_call` routes Int|Ref results through
`bh_call_i_dispatch`, whose `dispatch_classes_body!` transmutes the
target to `extern "C" fn(..) -> i64`. `ArgClass` is `{Int, Float}` —
argument classes only, with no return-shape class and no sret path. A
published symbol returning more than 16 bytes is therefore called with
aarch64's `x8` unset; indirect calls being `blr x8`, the callee stores
its return value through its own entry address.
`stack_check`, `drain_jit_pending_exception` and `show_warning` return
`Result<(), PyError>` and now publish `extern "C" fn(..) -> i64`
wrappers. `runtime_ops::jit_publish_residual_error` carries the error on
both `BH_LAST_EXC_VALUE` and the backend exception cells.
Eight rows are no longer published: four returning `Vec`
(`drain_collect_items`, `compute_mro`, `compute_default_mro`,
`memoryview_gather_bytes`), two taking a by-value aggregate argument
(`stack_underflow_error`, `PyError::type_error`), and two returning an
error as a value rather than raising (`take_call_error`,
`take_pending_hash_error`). Those paths resolve to a symbolic fnaddr and
decline.
`collect_unsafe_fn_stubs_from_llbc` justified its multiword carve-out by
saying the hand-written `Vec` rows each carried a `push_alias_pair` row
arranging that ABI; `push_alias_pair` calls `push_fnaddr` twice and
arranges nothing. Comment corrected.
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…l_safe abstractinst.py:87/:128/:164 carry `@jit.unroll_safe` on the three corresponding functions. `isinstance` and `p_abstract_issubclass_w` gain a jitcode as a result. Assisted-by: Claude
…iagnostic The sub-walk getfield abort for a parent-less FieldDescr reported only the jitcode pc. Print the field name and offset under PYRE_FBW_DEBUG_ABORT so the aborting descr is identifiable without a rebuild. Assisted-by: Claude
Every frame an abort unwinds through now prints the error, its stop_pc, the frame's own opcode boundary, the transparent-helper/inline flags, and whether this frame claimed the abort coordinate. The line shows where a helper-frame pc crosses into a Python frame's latch. Assisted-by: Claude
…ub-walk abort The canonical w_class FieldDescr carries no parent_descr by construction (descr.rs new_w_class_field_descr), and the optimizer's ensure_ptr_info_arg0 accepts that shape explicitly, so recording the getfield does not crash the lowering this guard exists to protect. Assisted-by: Claude
…poline The subclass ranges are stamped once during startup, as declared by PyType's jit_immutable_fields, so the check is a pure function of its arguments. The marker makes the graph opaque to the codewriter — the seqlock loop, its read closure, and the fence are no longer lowered — and callers record a CallPure residual the walker folds when the arguments are concrete. The signature takes *const PyType because the trampoline emitter skips reference parameters; the published address is the extern "C" trampoline, which zero-extends the bool return to one word. Measured on the synth corpus (dynasm): 418/418 exit 0 with folds on, 417/418 with PYRE_FBW_NO_SPECIALIZE=all (the 1 is the pre-existing retrace_accumulator_type_flip). pickle_terminal_raise_resume 5/5 and a hot monomorphic isinstance loop matches the no-JIT count, both of which regressed when this change was tried without the two preceding commits. Assisted-by: Claude
…r walk The rollback arm compared the walk's unjournaled-effect flag against its pre-descent value. The flag saturates, so a walk that already carried an unjournaled effect hid anything the descent added, and such a walk can no longer flush a CloseLoop end: the close is declined, the walk falls back to legacy replay, and the FOR_ITER delivery refusal (R1) then drops the consumed iteration — a hot monomorphic isinstance loop at module scope lost one increment (count 3999 vs 4000 without the JIT). Propagating the abort instead hands it to the frame latch, which resumes forward at the call opcode losing nothing. The sibling latches (latch_abort_call_resume, the gh#467 CALL-forward legs) already refuse on a pre-existing unjournaled effect; this arm was the one comparing for equality instead. Assisted-by: Claude
…line space.newbool returns the prebuilt w_True/w_False, which the tracer treats as constants. w_bool_from is that lookup: both singletons are immortal and their addresses never change after the first materialisation, so the result depends only on the argument and the call cannot raise. The walker's isinstance-family descent previously aborted on the symbolic fnaddr of bool_singleton behind it. The return type is spelled *mut PyObject rather than the PyObjectRef alias because the trampoline emitter matches the pointer syntactically and emits no __majit_call_target_* through an alias. Measured on the synth corpus (dynasm): 418/418 exit 0 with folds on, 417/418 with PYRE_FBW_NO_SPECIALIZE=all (the 1 is the pre-existing retrace_accumulator_type_flip); pickle_terminal_raise_resume 5/5; the hot monomorphic isinstance loop matches the no-JIT count 3/3 on top of the preceding rollback-guard commit, and loses one iteration without it. Assisted-by: Claude
Run translator/rtyper/str_const_fold before jtransform so zero-arg __str_const calls become ConstStr constants in every graph, covering both arms of the registration gate (rstr.py StringRepr.convert_const resolves literals before the codewriter in the same position). The pass was left unwired when an earlier attempt observed a silent wrong answer in pickle._dumps; that observation predates the removal of the fat-pointer helper publications (#1214). With box_str_constant(&Wtf8) and lookup_in_type_wtf8_uncached(&Wtf8) unpublished, a descent reaching a two-word string consumer aborts instead of miscalling it. Module docs updated accordingly; the dead_code allowance is removed. Measured on this tree: - pickle-family fixtures 4/4 green; corpus folds-on 418/418, folds-off 416/418 (equal to the base baseline on f391d36). - len probe answers 26000 (correct); its first descent blocker moves from __str_const::__len__ to the transparent-ctor family (Option<(*mut PyObject,*mut PyObject)>::None, abort_pc=22). - isinstance probe answers 4000 (correct); __str_const::__instancecheck__ leaves the symbolic registry; first blocker is now pyre_object::unicodeobject::box_str_constant (abort_pc=98, disp=propagate). Assisted-by: Claude
Extend front/mir.rs tyref_is_niche_option_ptr with two payload arms: raw pointers (*mut T / *const T) whose pointee resolves to a nominal ADT with a concrete layout size, and direct tuple payloads. Both share the existing nullable one-word lowering: None becomes null_mut(), Some(p) the identity on its payload word, Discriminant a pointer null-test (a maybe-absent value is a nullable Ptr, null for the absent case). Scalar pointees (*mut u8) stay excluded — a scalar-pointer payload may use Some(null) as a state distinct from None. Tuple payloads alias the tuple's own heap-aggregate pointer, which is non-null by construction. The niladic Option ctors previously survived as residual SyntheticTransparentCtor calls with symbolic fnaddrs, blocking the JitCode walker's descent (70 Option::None/Some instantiations in the symbolic registry). Adds three mir unit tests: raw nominal pointer classifies (None→null, Some→identity), raw scalar pointer stays an aggregate, tuple payload classifies. Measured on this tree (folds-off census, PYRE_FBW_NO_SPECIALIZE=all): - len blocker census 133 occ / 53 fixtures -> 33 occ / 18 fixtures; fixtures without aborts 358 -> 392. - corpus folds-on 418/418; folds-off 416/418, equal to the base baseline on f391d36. - len probe 26000, isinstance probe 4000 (both correct); struct_pack_unpack green. Assisted-by: Claude
Two walker-descent openings on the len wall: - jtransform: rewrite the single-argument rpython::rlib::rarithmetic::intmask FunctionPath call to the identity on its argument. The frontend mints this call for the unsigned-to-signed re-type (rtype_intmask coerces to lltype.Signed, identity on the i64 carrier, rbuiltin.py:222-225); graphs registered outside the flowspace_adapter Match arm kept it as a residual with a symbolic fnaddr. Adds a guard unit test. - jit_fnaddr: publish w_set_len beside w_list_len (same one-word PyObjectRef -> usize shape). A descent into its body aborts on the dont_look_inside w_set_lock stripe acquire; with the address published, the rollback retry executes it as a residual call. Measured on this tree (folds-off, PYRE_FBW_NO_SPECIALIZE=all): - w_set_lock abort disposition is now 15x disp=rollback (graceful fallback), no propagate. - The len descent's dominant folds-off blocker is now try_compare_override at 2001 propagate occurrences across 52 fixtures: the compare family (descroperation compare, try_compare_override, long_int_compare, float_compare, complex_richcompare) has no registered jitcodes, so the deeper descents these openings enable abort there per iteration. attr_store_add_transition consequently runs ~6 minutes under folds-off (exit 0, output correct; it passed within the 120s corpus timeout before this change). Folds-on is unaffected. - Corpus folds-on 418/418; folds-off 416/418 at a 420s per-fixture timeout (attr_store_add_transition needs ~6 minutes, exceeding the default 120s), the two persistent reds base-owned. len probe 26000, isinstance probe 4000, both correct. Full dynasm test suite green. Assisted-by: Claude
Two folds could turn a virtual's header read into a constant 0 that then flowed into compiled code as a hard-coded null argument (observed as CallPure ll_issubclass(0, EXCEPTION_TYPE) inside a bridge, SIGSEGV in unpack_specialised_pair_shapes): - NEW_WITH_VTABLE descrs whose vtable address is unavailable at build time carry vtable() == 0, and optimize_new_with_vtable seeds known_class = Some(0) with the stated contract that consumers interpret 0 as "no known class" at read time (info.py:763-772). The typeptr getfield fold and the two get_known_class accessors (optimizeopt info.rs, walk-time heapcache) returned the raw value. All three now filter zero; the HF_KNOWN_CLASS flag is untouched because the allocation does fix the class, only its address value is unavailable. - FieldDescr::is_typeptr matched only the "typeptr" spellings, while graphs lowered from the object crate mint the header read as "PyObject.ob_type". Unrecognised, the read fell through to the zeroed-allocation fold in optimize_getfield_gc (the getfield-slot-unlisted path) and folded to CONST_NULL. The matcher now recognises "ob_type" / "*.ob_type", the same dual-spelling shape is_w_class already handles. Adds heapcache and virtualize-pass regression tests for both: a zero known-class keeps the flag but reads as None, and a typeptr read (either spelling) on a zero-vtable virtual survives instead of folding to constant 0. Assisted-by: Claude
…_w unroll_safe" This reverts commit 9cf5fc03591 (kept in history; the branch is published). The unroll_safe markers open walker descents that expose a latent stale-handled-exception defect: in re_jit_call_resume, a KeyError that re._compile's handler already caught escapes a later, unrelated `except IndexError` in Tokenizer.__next, with a traceback that interleaves the two raise sites' frames. Bisected by content-controls: green at 1d188b1e8e3, red at 9cf5fc03591 (the commit between, 07bb18c76d1, only adds a diagnostic message). The markers can return once the underlying exception-state defect is fixed. Assisted-by: Claude
…s trampoline" This reverts commit a5e5bece40c (kept in history; the branch is published). The marker opens walker descents that expose a second instance of the stale-handled-exception defect: exception_state_after_handler_return goes red exactly at this commit (green at its parent 0484a16ae24 by content-control). The marker and its trampoline publication can return once the underlying defect is fixed. Assisted-by: Claude
Partially retracts b30813916d7: the direct-tuple arm of tyref_is_niche_option_ptr treated any Charon Tuple payload as a non-null one-word heap-aggregate pointer. With the arm in place, exception_state_after_handler_return fails deterministically (the pickle load loop dispatches on a wrong opcode key), and it recovers when the arm is removed; the raw-pointer and NonNull arms are unaffected and stay. The niche_option_tuple unit test is inverted accordingly: a tuple payload must retain the tagged Some/None aggregates, mirroring the scalar-pointer test. Assisted-by: Claude
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When a virtual object with a nonzero vtable executes GetfieldGcR for PyObject.ob_type, these new spellings make is_typeptr() true, but optimize_getfield_gc then folds the result with Value::Int(class_val) at virtualize.rs:967-975. Because ob_type descriptors and their consumers are Ref-typed, this creates a cross-bank replacement that can abort optimization or feed an Int box to a Ref consumer; select Value::Ref for GetfieldGcR instead of sharing the integer-only typeptr fold unchanged.
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969-975: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winPreserve the result type when folding
ob_type.Because
FieldDescr::is_typeptrnow matchesob_type, this branch also handlesGetfieldGcR. Theob_typedescriptor is Ref-typed, but the branch always materializesValue::Int(class_val). With a nonzero vtable, the optimizer removes the Ref load and attaches an Int constant to a Ref result.Use the correct Ref representation for
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/info.rs`:
- Around line 472-475: Update PtrInfoExt::make_guards to filter out known_class
== 0 before selecting or emitting GuardClass or GuardNonnullClass, matching
get_known_class behavior. Ensure the descriptor fallback also rejects a zero
vtable, and add a regression test covering zero PtrInfo::Instance guard
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/codewriter/jtransform.rs`:
- Around line 3460-3470: Update the intmask handling in the
CallTarget::FunctionPath rewrite so the Identity result is used only when
declared type provenance confirms no unsigned-to-Signed conversion is required;
otherwise emit the equivalent unsigned-to-Signed cast before aliasing. Add or
update coverage for an unsigned operand, while preserving identity folding for
already-Signed inputs.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/jit_fnaddr.rs`:
- Around line 1793-1799: Define an extern "C" wrapper for w_set_len with the
uniform i64-to-i64 ABI, converting the argument and return value as required by
the underlying function, then register that wrapper in the alias entries used by
the JIT instead of casting the raw w_set_len target. Add the wrapper near the
existing call-target wrappers and use the existing registration mechanism in the
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/virtualize.rs`:
- Around line 969-975: Update the ob_type folding branch around
vinfo.known_class and FieldDescr::is_typeptr so it preserves the field’s Ref
result type instead of attaching Value::Int to a Ref result; if the correct Ref
constant representation is unavailable, leave the Ref load unresolved. Add a
regression test covering nonzero vtable ob_type folding, while retaining the
existing zero-vtable behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 6963-6964: Make the optional descent diagnostic in
run_sub_jitcode_walk lazy by capturing descent_journal_before and
descent_unjournaled_before only when fbw_debug_abort_enabled() is true, while
preserving correct behavior when disabled. At the diagnostic update around the
effects field, use fbw_executed_effect_count() for the delta instead of the
store-journal length, or rename the field to journal_delta if it intentionally
remains journal-based.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/mod.rs`:
- Around line 3850-3857: Update both call sites around record_descr_demand and
descr_refs.at to record a pool-qualified or globally unique descriptor identity
instead of the local index, and move accounting until after the lookup succeeds.
Preserve the existing DescrIndexOutOfRange error behavior for failed lookups.
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| // A stored class of 0 means the allocation's vtable address was unavailable at | ||
| // build time, so the value reads as no known class while the flag stays valid. | ||
| PtrInfo::Instance(v) => v.known_class.filter(|&c| c != 0), | ||
| PtrInfo::Virtual(v) => v.known_class.filter(|&c| c != 0), |
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Do not emit a class guard for known_class == 0.
PtrInfoExt::get_known_class now treats Some(0) as unavailable. PtrInfoExt::make_guards still reads PtrInfo::Instance.known_class directly and can emit GuardClass or GuardNonnullClass with class 0. This bypasses the new invariant and creates an invalid specialization guard.
Filter zero before the known_class branch. Ensure the descriptor fallback also rejects a zero vtable. Add a regression test for zero PtrInfo::Instance guard generation.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/info.rs` around lines 472 - 475,
Update PtrInfoExt::make_guards to filter out known_class == 0 before selecting
or emitting GuardClass or GuardNonnullClass, matching get_known_class behavior.
Ensure the descriptor fallback also rejects a zero vtable, and add a regression
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| // `rtype_intmask` coerces its input to `lltype.Signed` and returns | ||
| // that value unchanged (`rpython/rtyper/rbuiltin.py:222-225`). The | ||
| // frontend preserves the coercion as this call-shaped marker, so fold | ||
| // it through the same identity alias used for no-op coercions | ||
| // (`jtransform.py:399-401`). | ||
| if let CallTarget::FunctionPath { segments } = target | ||
| && segments.as_slice() == ["rpython", "rlib", "rarithmetic", "intmask"] | ||
| && args.len() == 1 | ||
| { | ||
| return RewriteResult::Identity(args[0].clone()); | ||
| } |
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]
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Preserve the unsigned-to-Signed conversion before folding intmask.
front::mir emits this exact one-argument target for ValueType::Unsigned to ValueType::Int casts. rtype_intmask converts the operand through hop.inputargs(lltype.Signed). This alias preserves the unsigned operand and skips that retyping. Gate the identity rewrite on declared type provenance, or emit the equivalent unsigned-to-signed cast before aliasing. The test also needs an unsigned operand case.
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/codewriter/jtransform.rs` around lines 3460 - 3470,
Update the intmask handling in the CallTarget::FunctionPath rewrite so the
Identity result is used only when declared type provenance confirms no
unsigned-to-Signed conversion is required; otherwise emit the equivalent
unsigned-to-Signed cast before aliasing. Add or update coverage for an unsigned
operand, while preserving identity folding for already-Signed inputs.
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| let w_set_len: unsafe fn(pyre_object::PyObjectRef) -> usize = pyre_object::setobject::w_set_len; | ||
| push_alias_pair( | ||
| &mut entries, | ||
| "pyre_object::setobject::w_set_len", | ||
| "pyre_object::w_set_len", | ||
| w_set_len as *const (), | ||
| ); |
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and "w_set_len as *const ()" in fnaddr
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and "__majit_call_target_w_int_gc_alloc" in fnaddr
),
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"let arg_types = call_descr.arg_types();" in compiler
and "let result_type = call_descr.result_type();" in compiler
and "builder.ins().call_indirect(sig_ref, func_ptr_val, &args)" in compiler
),
"adjacent list length uses same raw shape": (
"let w_list_len: unsafe fn(pyre_object::PyObjectRef) -> usize" in fnaddr
),
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Register a uniform-ABI wrapper for w_set_len.
On wasm32, raw w_set_len has an (i32) -> i32 ABI, but residual indirect calls use (i64) -> i64. Add and register an extern "C" fn(i64) -> i64 wrapper. The proposed __majit_call_target_w_set_len symbol does not currently exist.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/jit_fnaddr.rs` around lines 1793 - 1799, Define an
extern "C" wrapper for w_set_len with the uniform i64-to-i64 ABI, converting the
argument and return value as required by the underlying function, then register
that wrapper in the alias entries used by the JIT instead of casting the raw
w_set_len target. Add the wrapper near the existing call-target wrappers and use
the existing registration mechanism in the surrounding JIT setup.
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…bset, plus the two commits #1250 left behind (#1282) * jit: drain backend exception cells when a raise leaves the jit domain A residual helper publishes a raise into both BH_LAST_EXC_VALUE and the backend _store_exception cells (publish_residual_call_exception). The in-frame consumers drain both, but two handoff points consumed the raise from the TLS side only and left the cells set: - the blackhole-adopt terminal arms in the walker (single- and multi-frame): a raise that leaves the blackhole frame chain moves to the walk's finish-raise channel with no in-frame catch to drain the cells - executor::execute_varargs: a trace-time residual raise is handed to MetaInterp::execute_raised while the cells keep the published value A surviving cell value is read by the next compiled trace's must_save_exception guard and delivered as that frame's own raise — an already-handled exception re-surfaces in a frame that raised nothing (observed as test_float HexFloatTestCase.test_roundtrip failing with an escaped OverflowError, and re_jit_call_resume.py's KeyError escaping except IndexError). Assisted-by: Claude * object: mark w_bool_from elidable_cannot_raise and publish its trampoline Re-lands the bool-singleton opening lost in the rebase onto the current base. The FBW walker's descent through isinstance-family helpers aborted on the symbolic fnaddr of boolobject::bool_singleton (reached through w_bool_from); with the marker the graph is opaque, the walker records a pure call against the published __majit_call_target_w_bool_from trampoline, and the descent proceeds. The return type is spelled *mut PyObject because the trampoline emitter matches raw-pointer types syntactically and skips aliases. The pure fold shifts const_arg_call_resume's trace shape on the wasm backend only (bridges_compiled 6 -> 7, warmup guard_failures 1204 -> 1404, deterministic over 3 runs, output unchanged); its recorded jit-stats are updated to match. Assisted-by: Claude * interpreter: move eval.rs Python-semantics tests to extra_tests/snippets 61 of the 184 tests in eval.rs's test module asserted Python-level behaviour through `run_exec_frame`. They are now snippets, which run under CPython 3.14 as well as pyre-dynasm and pyre-cranelift. Seven stay in Rust. Four reach an entry point no Python program calls: `exception_is_valid_obj_as_class_w`, `PyError::to_exc_object`, `check_exc_match_against`, and the eval loop's response to an EXTENDED_ARG chain corrupted with `replace_op`. Three pin values pyre and CPython 3.14 disagree about, so a snippet would fail under one of its own runners: the slot rows in `UnionType.__dict__`, the module prefix in the empty-member-slot AttributeError, and what `list.__sizeof__()` reports while `sort` holds the receiver. Each carries a comment saying which. The snippet corpus is not all green — 16 of 311 scripts fail today, some only under CPython — so `run.py` grows a `# pyre-check: gate=1` marker and a `--gated-only` selector, and CI runs that subset. The 61 scripts added here carry the marker. Assisted-by: Claude * jit: drop eval.rs tests covered by bench/synth Nine tests ran a Python program through `eval_with_jit` and checked the result. Each has a fixture in the benchmark corpus that exercises the same path and gates its counters: `inlined_callee_extended_arg_handler` for the EXTENDED_ARG redecode, `fib_recursive` for the recursive portal Ref ABI, `bridge_global_fold_invalidate_hot` for the force cache across a global mutation, and the inline/helper-call fixtures for the rest. Assisted-by: Claude * jit: build the raise-normalization fixtures without executing a module body Both tests reached their operand by compiling a module, running it, and reading a name out of the resulting globals. `normalize_raise_varargs` takes ValueError from the builtin dict instead, and `bh_normalize_raise_varargs` mints the `len` builtin directly. Assisted-by: Claude * Move regression guards into synth suite * check.py: let a fixture ungate a jit-stats counter, and ungate two on const_arg_call_resume `wasm synth/const_arg_call_resume` fails the jit-stats gate on main with `bridges_compiled 6 -> 7, guard_failures 1204 -> 1404`. The counters do not reproduce: the same binary on the same source with the same argv, the same child environment and PYTHONHASHSEED pinned reads 1204 or 1404 run to run -- 1 of 6 runs, then 2 of 6, then 0 of 8 an hour later on dynasm, and on wasm 27 consecutive runs one way followed by 11 the other with nothing changed between them. A machine settles on a value and repeats it many times over, which is why `JITSTATS_STABILITY_RUNS` does not catch it: the repeats ask whether a reading reproduces itself, and this one does, until it does not. The two readings are one bridge generation apart. Each of the three caller-resume guards keeps failing after its first bridge is attached, so another is compiled every `trace_eagerness` (200) failures. Under MAJIT_GUARDLOG both readings show the same three guard sites and differ only in the failure totals: 402/402/400 sums to 1204 and floors to 2+2+2 = six bridges, 602/402/400 to 1404 and 3+2+2 = seven. Neither remedy the tree already has applies. `back_edge_polls` reads 0 in every run at every trip count, so this is not the major-collection crossing `str_fstring` was taken off by halving its trip counts -- and the trip count is not a lever here anyway: 220, 240, 260, 280, 300, 320, 360 and 400 all read the same counters, and only 200 drops a guard below the threshold, where it alternates too (1199/1397). Re-recording pins whichever side the recording machine was on: adding the comment block this commit writes into the fixture -- text the parser drops -- moved the wasm reading from 1404 to 1204 for eight runs in a row. So name the two counters in the fixture header and drop them from that fixture's gate. `synth_ungated_jitstats` reads `# pyre-check: ungated-jitstats=<names>` from the first 20 lines the way `synth_skip_backends` reads its own directive, and `_jit_stats_snapshot` drops the named counters from the run and from the recorded baseline together, so the file still carries no number nobody checks. A badness counter cannot be named -- those are assertions no per-run input excuses -- and an unknown name is an error rather than a silent exemption. The summary prints which fixture ungated what, because an exempted counter and a matching one otherwise print the same green. Everything else stays gated on this fixture, `loops_compiled`, `loops_aborted` and the descr-universe invariants included, and its printed sum is still compared against cpython and pypy -- which is what catches the `UnboundLocalError` the fixture exists for. Measured: three consecutive `pyre/check.py --backend dynasm,cranelift,wasm --synthetic-pattern const_arg_call_resume` runs green on all three backends, where the same command on the parent commit fails wasm. Full `pyre/check.py --backend dynasm,wasm` reads dynasm 436/436 and wasm 428/429, the one red being `short_circuit_value_kept_stack`'s wasm/dynasm ratio, which is a timing gate nothing here can reach. That run also reported `dynasm/synth/nested_list_comprehension_hot` as jit-stats unstable, so the condition is not confined to the fixture this commit exempts -- there the repeats did disagree and the existing detector held. Assisted-by: Claude * bench: record the jit-stats baselines materialized_callee_local_regression needs The fixture moved into `bench/synth/` without the `# pyre-check: selfcheck` marker its seven siblings carry, and it does not want one: it prints `4000/4000`, which the reference comparison checks. What it was missing is the baseline every ordinary synth fixture has, so check.py failed it on all three backends with `no committed jit-stats baseline`. Recorded with `check.py --snapshot`; the three read the same counters. Assisted-by: Claude * bench: record the measured cause of const_arg_call_resume's bimodality The header attributed the two readings to each resume guard continuing to fail after its first bridge was attached. Replace that with what the export census measured: the short preamble either exports the list's array-bearing boxes or does not, and `ArraylenGc` is what carries an array descr into an `ArrayPtrInfo` whose `make_guards` demands a GC layout tid. Once reached, the resolution cannot succeed -- the descr `make_array_descr` mints carries `cache_key = 0`, its producer's "no cache slot" sentinel, and `resolve_gc_tid` looks it up regardless. Note that the abort reason names the path taken rather than why the path was entered, and point at issue #1297. Assisted-by: Claude * jit: decline walker new ops whose descriptor lacks a registered GC type id A struct that never went through GC type registration serializes its 64-bit cache key where a dense type id belongs, and resolve_gc_tid's fallback truncates it into a fabricated header that the write barrier rejects (collector validate_type_id). Gate both walker new arms on a checked resolution (resolved_gc_tid_checked + the active collector's is_registered_type_id probe, installed by all three backends) so the walk aborts gracefully instead of executing or recording such an allocation. pickle_ctor_args compiled its loop through exactly such an allocation; its jit-stats snapshots now record the abort until the struct is registered. Assisted-by: Claude * jit: fold registered symbolic residual calls at the walker A residual call whose funcbox is a symbolic fnaddr aborts a sub-jitcode walk at the symbolic gate. For helpers in a small fold registry, execute the call natively at trace time when every argument is a trace constant and write the constant result to the destination register instead of recording the call; every failed precondition falls through to the existing recording and abort gates. First entry: pyre_object::unicodeobject::box_str_constant. String views are identity aliases in the translated model, so its &Wtf8 operand is the backing W_UnicodeObject (guarded by isinstance_str_w), and the interned result is immortal, safe to bake as a trace constant. symbolic_fnaddr_for_segments exposes the codewriter's path hash for the runtime registry lookup. Assisted-by: Claude * interpreter: publish the method-cache elidable trio trampolines _pure_lookup_where_with_method_cache, _pure_lookup_class_with_method_cache and _pure_version_tag are re-spelled with raw pointer signatures so the majit_macros trampoline emitter (a syntactic type matcher that does not resolve the PyObjectRef alias) emits their __majit_call_target_* wrappers, and the wrappers are published in jit_fnaddr.rs with uniform-i64 signatures. Walker descents that reached these helpers' symbolic fnaddrs now record patchable residual calls instead of aborting. Assisted-by: Claude * tests: restore the captured-parameter cell case as a gated snippet The eval.rs migration dropped test_make_cell_closure_over_parameter_not_double_wrapped without a gated snippet counterpart: syntax_decorator.py exercises the same shape but is not gated, and class_cell_super_not_double_wrapped.py covers the implicit __class__ cell, not a parameter promoted to a cellvar. Port the case so the CI-blocking subset keeps it. Reported by the Codex review on #1282. Assisted-by: Claude * tests: drop a duplicated assert in class_cell_super_not_double_wrapped Assisted-by: Claude * tests: consolidate parity coverage and support no-build checks * jit: register jitcode-referenced synthetic structs with the GC A synthetic struct reaching bh_new carried no GC registration, so resolve_gc_tid's cache miss fell back to the serialized 64-bit cache key truncated to u32 — a header no collector type table describes. Walk the size-descr cache after the fixed-tid registrations and register every unresolved GC-managed struct layout from its own gc_fielddescrs (gc.py:536-542 init_size_descr / gctypelayout.py get_type_id), stamping the allocated tid onto the shared descr so the walker, blackhole and compiled allocation paths all resolve it. 561 layouts register at JitDriver init; the lazily-materialized baked descriptor pool is forced first so they are all present. pickle_ctor_args compiles its loop again, so its baselines return to the values they held before the unregistered-type gate. list_append_write_barrier_gc's bridge count sits on the compile threshold and moves run-to-run and backend-to-backend, so its bridges_compiled and guard_failures are ungated by header. Assisted-by: Claude * bench: drop the ungated counters from list_append_write_barrier_gc baselines `# pyre-check: ungated-jitstats=bridges_compiled,guard_failures` removes both counters from the current-run snapshot, so a baseline that still records them compares as `4 -> 0` and `1152 -> 0`. Re-recorded on all three backends. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: give fixed-size array aggregates a per-shape owner and lower their ctor to New `tyref_array_suffix` renders `Array<T;N>` from the destination place type, so item type and length are part of the owner identity instead of every array in the program sharing one bare `Array` classdef whose `__pos_N` attributes union across shapes. Applied at the construction site, `positional_aggregate_owner`, and the positional projection read through the shared `tyref_positional_aggregate_suffix`. `is_shaped_array_name` joins `is_shaped_tuple_name` at the sites that keep a positional aggregate's full identity rather than its generic template: `struct_id_for_name`, `struct_template_id_for_name`, the bookkeeper's exact field lookup, and `bh_size_spec_from_callcontrol`'s layout owner. `register_synthetic_positional_metadata` registers one StructId and N `__pos_i` rows per array shape. jtransform lowers a shaped array's zero-arg synthetic ctor to `OpKind::New { owner }`, the arm next to the shaped-tuple one. Bare `Array` and constructors feeding an `ArrayRead` with a non-constant index stay residual calls. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: correct tyref_is_niche_option_ptr's doc about tuple payloads The listed payloads claimed to include "a tuple payload" and carried a paragraph of rationale for it, but no arm accepts one: `adt_node_def_id` requires `id` to be `{"Adt": <u64>}` and a tuple's id is the string `"Tuple"`. `niche_option_tuple_remains_aggregate` pins the exclusion, and both the doc and that test landed in 0c222d9. Implementing the documented arm regressed 12 fixtures on dynasm and cranelift, `synth/gc_deque_backing_list` on output. Every payload the function does accept is a genuine one-word Rust niche; `Option<(A, B)>` is a discriminant plus the elements, so the one-word model holds only inside the lowered graphs. The doc now states the exclusion, both reasons for it, and the pinning test. Assisted-by: Claude * cpython_tests: carry an assertion's diff lines into the failure digest `traceback_verdict` returned the exception line alone. `assertSetEqual`, `assertDictEqual` and `assertMultiLineEqual` put only a header there ("Items in the first set but not the second:") and the differing values on the unindented lines below, so the digest for such a failure named no value at all — the CI record for `test_uuid6_uniqueness` says which case failed but not which of its three set assertions. Capture up to four of those lines after the exception, 80 chars each. A new traceback banner clears them along with the verdict, so a chained exception still reports only its last link. Assisted-by: Claude
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Opens the FBW walker's descent walls toward retiring the hand-written trace-time folds (the
lenandisinstancewalls dominate the folds-off abort census).What's in here
jit_fnaddrpublication now matches the residual-call ABI; a descent-depth census (PYRE_FBW_DEPTH_CENSUS) and a field-name abort diagnostic support the campaign.elidable_cannot_raise,w_classexemption in the parent-less FieldDescr guard, abort-coordinate boundary fix (a resume pc is only meaningful paired with the jitcode it indexes).!unjournaled_before && !fbw_has_unjournaled_effect()); a walk already carrying an unjournaled effect cannot flush aCloseLoopend, and replaying it drops a consumed iteration.str_const_foldwired into the codewriter — zero-arg__str_constcalls fold toConstStrbefore jtransform in both registration-gate arms (rstr.pyStringRepr.convert_constposition). The__str_const::__len__/__str_const::__instancecheck__symbolics leave the registry.Option<*mut T>/Option<*const T>with nominal-ADT pointees now lower as one nullable pointer word (None→ null,Some→ payload identity, discriminant → null test). Scalar pointees (*mut u8) stay excluded —Some(null)can be a state distinct fromNonethere.known_class == 0means "identity fixed, address unknown" (type-object addresses can't be captured at build time); three accessors/folds that baked it as a real constant now filter zero, andFieldDescr::is_typeptrrecognizes the loweredob_typespelling so the zeroed-allocation fold can't turn a header read on a virtual intoConstInt(0). Before the fix, a deopt bridge bakedmov x0, #0in front of a residualll_issubclasscall and SEGV'd.Retreats (relative to earlier revisions of this branch)
Three earlier pieces exposed a latent stale-handled-exception defect (a handled exception escapes a later unrelated
exceptwith an interleaved traceback) and a state-corruption on multi-word tuples; they are retracted here and tracked for re-landing once the underlying defects are fixed:unroll_safeon isinstance/issubclass/p_abstract_issubclass_w.w_bool_fromelidable + trampoline publication.Option<(…)>tuple-payload arm of the nullable classification (a Rust value tuple is multi-word; classifying it as one nullable pointer word corrupted state).Measurements
An earlier revision claimed a folds-off census delta (
len133/53 → 33/18); that comparison mixed census modes and is withdrawn.Current gates on the rebased branch (onto
origin/main):pyre/check.py: dynasm 436/436, cranelift 436/436; jit-stats clean. The single wasm red (short_circuit_value_kept_stackratio 4.9x > 3.7x) reproduces identically onorigin/maincontent (4.7x) — base-owned.pyre/extra_tests/parity_tests/run.py: 108/108.cargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasm: green.An earlier attempt to lower the niladic
Optionctors asNew + __discriminant(mirroring the Result arm) was refuted bystruct_pack_unpack— the trace-time allocator stamps a truncatedpath_hashas the GC header tid for owners with no registered layout — and is deliberately not included; the nullable classification avoids creating any allocation.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_019gCeUzbGWCK8S6vqnXh416
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New Features
PYRE_FBW_DEPTH_CENSUS.Bug Fixes