dead_code audit: a _json rooting gap, gcmap comments, per-item lint allows, and the retired SSARepr allocator - #1372
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WalkthroughThe change reworks nursery pin tracking and minor-GC root scanning, preserves relocated exception references, removes the obsolete SSA register allocator, clarifies GC-map rules, and replaces crate-wide dead-code allowances with local annotations. ChangesGC runtime and root scanning
Exception rooting and GC-map contracts
Register allocation consolidation
Dead-code lint cleanup
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800-826: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a relocation regression test and run the required checks.
to_exc_objectnow writes relocatedw_name_contextandw_obj_contextback toPyError.add_json_notepins all three payload slots and reloads them after the Python calls. Add a test that forces garbage collection duringadd_noteand verifiesname,obj, and__notes__remain valid.First verify the worktree with
git rev-parse --show-toplevel. Then runcargo check --features dynasmandcargo test --features dynasm.As per coding guidelines, always verify the worktree and run both dynasm commands.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-cranelift/src/compiler.rs`:
- Around line 16093-16100: Update collect_guards to skip entries whose arg_ref
is none when constructing the guard GC map, matching compute_gcmap instead of
appending a slot for virtual holes. Add a regression test covering a guard with
an OpRef::NONE fail argument and verify the generated GC map excludes that slot.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/_json/mod.rs`:
- Around line 800-826: Add a relocation regression test covering add_json_note
that triggers garbage collection during add_note and verifies PyError name, obj,
and __notes__ remain valid after the call. Exercise the existing to_exc_object,
pin_pyerror_payload, and reload_pyerror_payload flow without changing unrelated
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| // `compute_gcmap` skips the hole a virtual leaves (`if arg is None: | ||
| // continue`), marks every remaining REF failarg, and narrows nothing | ||
| // else. No hole reaches this map: `spill_guard_fail_args` resolves | ||
| // every fail arg through `resolve_opref`, which refuses `OpRef::NONE` | ||
| // rather than substituting a zero, so a guard carrying one fails to | ||
| // compile before a gcmap exists. A force token is REF too | ||
| // (`FORCE_TOKEN/0/r` returns the jitframe, a moving GC object), so its | ||
| // slot is marked like any other. |
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Skip virtual holes when building the guard GC map.
collect_guards allocates the map before spill_guard_fail_args runs. infer_fail_arg_types converts OpRef::NONE to Type::Ref, and the current loop then appends that slot. Exclude arg_ref.is_none() to match RPython compute_gcmap, which skips None, and add a regression test.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-cranelift/src/compiler.rs` around lines 16093 - 16100,
Update collect_guards to skip entries whose arg_ref is none when constructing
the guard GC map, matching compute_gcmap instead of appending a slot for virtual
holes. Add a regression test covering a guard with an OpRef::NONE fail argument
and verify the generated GC map excludes that slot.
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`GuardToken.compute_gcmap` starts with `if arg is None: continue` before the REF type test. The comments at the three gcmap sites and on `CompiledExitLayout::is_traced_ref_slot` said the type test was the whole rule, so each now states the skip and how that site realizes it: dynasm carries it in the location (only `Reg`/`Frame` names a slot), cranelift cannot reach it (`resolve_opref` refuses `OpRef::NONE`), and an exit layout arrives with every fail arg bound. Assisted-by: Claude
`to_exc_object` pins `w_name_context` / `w_obj_context` across its allocations and reloads each into a local for the stamp onto the instance, but left the pre-move address on `self`. `walk_gc_refs` forwards both fields for as long as the error is in flight, so the reloaded address is now written back to `self` as well. `add_json_note` runs `getattr_str` and then `add_note` — arbitrary Python — holding the `PyError` by value, and pinned only `exc_object`. `w_obj_context` is the object whose attribute lookup failed, so it can be a young list or dict. It now pins and reads back the whole payload through `pin_pyerror_payload` / `reload_pyerror_payload`, which were already in the module with no caller. `PyResultRootSlots`, `pin_pyresult_payload` and `reload_pyresult_payload` are removed: no site in the module holds a `PyResult` across a call into Python. Assisted-by: Claude
…em ones `#![allow(dead_code)]` in `lib.rs` covered the whole crate. Measured with `cargo check -p majit-metainterp --no-default-features --features dynasm --all-targets`, it was hiding 185 warnings: 140 in `ruleopt` and 45 across the rest. `ruleopt` takes one attribute on the module declaration — `real.rules` is compiled offline into the checked-in `optimizeopt/autogenintrules.rs`, so no normal build reaches the parser, prover or codegen, and the module is a file-for-file port of `rpython/jit/metainterp/ruleopt/`. Every other unreached item carries its own `#[allow(dead_code)]`, so the lint still reports anything that newly stops being reached. Nothing is removed. Two items that read as pyre-only and unused, `support::ptr2int_mut` and `virtualizable::is_token_nonnull`, are called from tests: the plain lib target is linted on its own, so an item used only under `#[cfg(test)]` still warns under `--all-targets`. Assisted-by: Claude
…ode allows Each of the three carried `dead_code` in its crate-level `#![allow(...)]`, and `pyre-jit-trace` carried it again on the hand-written `trace_helpers` module. Measured at workspace feature resolution (`cargo check --all --no-default-features --features dynasm --all-targets`), they were hiding 135 sites: 33 in pyre-interpreter, 49 in pyre-jit-trace, 53 in pyre-jit. Every unreached item now carries its own `#[allow(dead_code)]`, so the lint still reports anything that newly stops being reached. The two `#[allow(...)]` wrappers around the `include!`-ed `jit_trace_gen.rs` keep theirs: that code is build-script output, not hand-written. `PyreSym::active_vable_root_depth` is removed instead. It is written only as `None` at construction and never read; it recorded a shadow-stack pin depth for the tracing virtualizable, and the live frame is anchored through `FrameAnchor` rather than a pin. The upstream citation for the residual-call vable protocol it referenced already sits on `jitcode_dispatch/residual_call.rs`, where the mechanism is. Assisted-by: Claude
`codewriter.rs` builds the production SSARepr through `flatten::flatten_graph_after_input_enforcement` and assigns the result to `ssarepr.insns`, so the canonical `codewriter.py:53 flatten_graph` driver is the stream's producer and `splice_regallocs` is the sole coloring authority. The SSARepr-keyed allocator had no caller on that path; the same site records that re-running it would impose a color ordering the canonical coloring need not satisfy and would desync the body from the resume maps. Removed: `SSAReprRegAllocator` and its ten methods, `perform_ssarepr_register_allocation`, `enforce_ssarepr_input_args`, `allocate_registers`, `ExternalInputs`, `apply_rename`, `rename_operand`, `rename_register`, the module-private `follow_label` duplicate of the one in `liveness.rs`, and the seven unit tests that exercised them. `RegAllocator`, `perform_register_allocation`, `enforce_input_args` and `find_num_colors` — the ports of `rpython/tool/algo/regalloc.py` and `flatten.py:88-100` — are unchanged and keep their graph-side tests. `AllocationResult` and `rename_lookup` stay: `codewriter.rs` builds an `AllocationResult` whose rename map is empty, which the doc now states. Eight comments in `codewriter.rs`, `flatten.rs` and `ssa_emitter.rs` named the removed functions and now name the surviving ones. Assisted-by: Claude
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6747-6753: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse a saturating decrement in
unpin.A minor collection recounts
pinned_objects_in_nurseryfrom traced edges only. A pinned object that no traced edge reached is excluded from the count, but its header keepsPINNEDbecause a non-poison build leaves dead nursery bytes untouched.is_pinnedthen still returns true, sounpinsubtracts 1 from 0. Debug builds panic; release builds wrap the counter tousize::MAX, which blocks every laterpinat the capacity check and breaks thedebug_assert_eq!inreset_nursery_with_pinned.🛡️ Proposed fix
pub fn unpin(&mut self, obj: GcRef) { assert!(self.is_pinned(obj), "unpin: object is already not pinned"); unsafe { (*header_of(obj.0)).clear_flag(flags::PINNED); } - self.pinned_objects_in_nursery -= 1; + // A pin that no traced edge reached is already absent from the count + // the preceding minor rebuilt, so the header bit can outlive it. + self.pinned_objects_in_nursery = self.pinned_objects_in_nursery.saturating_sub(1); }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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#[test]attribute onfinish_trace_for_parity_preserves_captured_snapshots;#[allow(dead_code)]leaves its assertions unexecuted.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/collector.rs`:
- Around line 1794-1812: Clamp next_free to next_top before calling
Nursery::set_free_ptr in the nursery_barriers processing loop, ensuring the
published free pointer never exceeds the updated top pointer even in release
builds. Keep the existing widened-bound update order and
refresh_published_nursery_top behavior unchanged.
In `@majit/majit-gc/src/nursery.rs`:
- Around line 142-168: Make reset_range enforce start/end ordering and nursery
bounds in release builds before calculating len or writing memory; use the
existing set_free_ptr/set_top_ptr convention by making the method unsafe if
callers must uphold the contract, or clamp invalid ranges to the nursery while
preserving valid zero-fill/poison behavior.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/jitcode/assembler.rs`:
- Around line 6549-6550: Remove the unused TID constant and its
#[allow(dead_code)] attribute from the test code near
a_named_field_resolves_by_name_through_an_ambiguous_offset; do not replace it
with another warning suppression.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/pyjitpl.rs`:
- Around line 23495-23503: Check all callers of may_force_test_lock, including
cranelift-gated test code; if none exist, remove the unused helper and its
dead-code suppression, otherwise retain it only if an actual consumer requires
it.
- Around line 24026-24027: Restore the #[test] attribute on
finish_trace_for_parity_preserves_captured_snapshots and remove its
#[allow(dead_code)] suppression so the test harness executes it and unused-test
warnings remain visible.
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/collector.rs`:
- Around line 6747-6753: Update unpin to decrement pinned_objects_in_nursery
saturatingly instead of using an unchecked subtraction, while preserving the
existing PINNED flag clearing and assertion behavior.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/pyjitpl.rs`:
- Around line 2165-2200: Restore the #[test] attribute on
finish_trace_for_parity_preserves_captured_snapshots so the function is compiled
and its assertions execute as a test; retain #[allow(dead_code)] only if still
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| while let Some(next_top) = self.nursery_barriers.pop_front() { | ||
| let pinned_header = self.nursery.top_ptr() as usize; | ||
| let pinned_obj = pinned_header + GcHeader::SIZE; | ||
| debug_assert!(self.nursery.contains(pinned_obj)); | ||
| // The object may have been unpinned since the minor built this | ||
| // deque. Upstream still consumes the stale barrier until the next | ||
| // minor; skipping its bytes is harmless and avoids rebuilding the | ||
| // deque on `unpin`. | ||
| let type_id = unsafe { (*header_of(pinned_obj)).type_id() }; | ||
| let payload_size = self.size_for_typeid(pinned_obj, type_id, "pinned_barriers"); | ||
| let object_size = Self::nursery_allocation_size(GcHeader::SIZE + payload_size); | ||
| barriers.push((obj_addr - GcHeader::SIZE, object_size)); | ||
| } | ||
| barriers.sort_unstable_by_key(|&(header_start, _)| header_start); | ||
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|
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| let mut gap_start = nursery_start; | ||
| for (header_start, object_size) in barriers { | ||
| if header_start.saturating_sub(gap_start) >= aligned_size { | ||
| unsafe { | ||
| self.nursery.set_free_ptr(gap_start as *mut u8); | ||
| self.nursery.set_top_ptr(header_start as *const u8); | ||
| } | ||
| self.refresh_published_nursery_top(); | ||
| return self.nursery.alloc(total_size); | ||
| } | ||
| gap_start = gap_start.max(header_start.saturating_add(object_size)); | ||
| } | ||
| if nursery_end.saturating_sub(gap_start) >= aligned_size { | ||
| let next_free = pinned_header + object_size; | ||
| unsafe { | ||
| self.nursery.set_free_ptr(gap_start as *mut u8); | ||
| self.nursery.set_top_ptr(nursery_end as *const u8); | ||
| // Set the wider bound first so Nursery's pointer invariant is | ||
| // maintained while free crosses the old (pinned) top. | ||
| self.nursery.set_top_ptr(next_top as *const u8); | ||
| self.nursery.set_free_ptr(next_free as *mut u8); | ||
| } | ||
| self.refresh_published_nursery_top(); |
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Clamp next_free to next_top before publishing the new bounds.
Nursery::set_free_ptr and Nursery::set_top_ptr validate their arguments with debug_assert only. In a release build, a decoded payload_size that overstates the preserved pinned extent sets free above top. Nursery::alloc then compares new_free > top against a stale bound and returns memory outside the gap. Add a release-mode guard so the pointer invariant cannot break silently.
🛡️ Proposed guard
let object_size = Self::nursery_allocation_size(GcHeader::SIZE + payload_size);
- let next_free = pinned_header + object_size;
+ // The barrier deque is ordered, so the object cannot extend past
+ // the next barrier. Clamp instead of trusting the decoded size.
+ let next_free = (pinned_header + object_size).min(next_top);
+ debug_assert_eq!(next_free, pinned_header + object_size);
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| while let Some(next_top) = self.nursery_barriers.pop_front() { | |
| let pinned_header = self.nursery.top_ptr() as usize; | |
| let pinned_obj = pinned_header + GcHeader::SIZE; | |
| debug_assert!(self.nursery.contains(pinned_obj)); | |
| // The object may have been unpinned since the minor built this | |
| // deque. Upstream still consumes the stale barrier until the next | |
| // minor; skipping its bytes is harmless and avoids rebuilding the | |
| // deque on `unpin`. | |
| let type_id = unsafe { (*header_of(pinned_obj)).type_id() }; | |
| let payload_size = self.size_for_typeid(pinned_obj, type_id, "pinned_barriers"); | |
| let object_size = Self::nursery_allocation_size(GcHeader::SIZE + payload_size); | |
| barriers.push((obj_addr - GcHeader::SIZE, object_size)); | |
| } | |
| barriers.sort_unstable_by_key(|&(header_start, _)| header_start); | |
| let mut gap_start = nursery_start; | |
| for (header_start, object_size) in barriers { | |
| if header_start.saturating_sub(gap_start) >= aligned_size { | |
| unsafe { | |
| self.nursery.set_free_ptr(gap_start as *mut u8); | |
| self.nursery.set_top_ptr(header_start as *const u8); | |
| } | |
| self.refresh_published_nursery_top(); | |
| return self.nursery.alloc(total_size); | |
| } | |
| gap_start = gap_start.max(header_start.saturating_add(object_size)); | |
| } | |
| if nursery_end.saturating_sub(gap_start) >= aligned_size { | |
| let next_free = pinned_header + object_size; | |
| unsafe { | |
| self.nursery.set_free_ptr(gap_start as *mut u8); | |
| self.nursery.set_top_ptr(nursery_end as *const u8); | |
| // Set the wider bound first so Nursery's pointer invariant is | |
| // maintained while free crosses the old (pinned) top. | |
| self.nursery.set_top_ptr(next_top as *const u8); | |
| self.nursery.set_free_ptr(next_free as *mut u8); | |
| } | |
| self.refresh_published_nursery_top(); | |
| while let Some(next_top) = self.nursery_barriers.pop_front() { | |
| let pinned_header = self.nursery.top_ptr() as usize; | |
| let pinned_obj = pinned_header + GcHeader::SIZE; | |
| debug_assert!(self.nursery.contains(pinned_obj)); | |
| // The object may have been unpinned since the minor built this | |
| // deque. Upstream still consumes the stale barrier until the next | |
| // minor; skipping its bytes is harmless and avoids rebuilding the | |
| // deque on `unpin`. | |
| let type_id = unsafe { (*header_of(pinned_obj)).type_id() }; | |
| let payload_size = self.size_for_typeid(pinned_obj, type_id, "pinned_barriers"); | |
| let object_size = Self::nursery_allocation_size(GcHeader::SIZE + payload_size); | |
| // The barrier deque is ordered, so the object cannot extend past | |
| // the next barrier. Clamp instead of trusting the decoded size. | |
| let next_free = (pinned_header + object_size).min(next_top); | |
| debug_assert_eq!(next_free, pinned_header + object_size); | |
| unsafe { | |
| // Set the wider bound first so Nursery's pointer invariant is | |
| // maintained while free crosses the old (pinned) top. | |
| self.nursery.set_top_ptr(next_top as *const u8); | |
| self.nursery.set_free_ptr(next_free as *mut u8); | |
| } | |
| self.refresh_published_nursery_top(); |
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/collector.rs` around lines 1794 - 1812, Clamp next_free to
next_top before calling Nursery::set_free_ptr in the nursery_barriers processing
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| /// Reset one free range while leaving pinned-object bytes intact. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// `IncrementalMiniMarkGC._minor_collection` calls `arena_reset` once for | ||
| /// every gap between surviving pinned objects. Keeping the range operation | ||
| /// here gives wasm the same zero-fill adaptation as [`Self::reset`] without | ||
| /// destroying the pinned objects that delimit those gaps. | ||
| pub fn reset_range(&mut self, start: usize, end: usize) { | ||
| debug_assert!(start >= self.start as usize); | ||
| debug_assert!(start <= end); | ||
| debug_assert!(end <= self.start as usize + self.size); | ||
| let len = end - start; | ||
| if len == 0 { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| #[cfg(target_arch = "wasm32")] | ||
| unsafe { | ||
| ptr::write_bytes(self.start, 0, self.size); | ||
| ptr::write_bytes(start as *mut u8, 0, len); | ||
| } | ||
| #[cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32"))] | ||
| { | ||
| if self.poison_on_reset { | ||
| unsafe { | ||
| ptr::write_bytes(self.start, 0xAA, self.size); | ||
| ptr::write_bytes(start as *mut u8, 0xAA, len); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| self.ptrs.free = self.start; | ||
| } |
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Make reset_range uphold its bounds without relying on debug_assert.
reset_range is a safe pub method that writes raw memory at caller-supplied addresses. The three bounds checks are debug_assert!, so a release build performs no validation. Two failure modes follow:
- An out-of-range
startorendwrites outside the nursery allocation. - A
startgreater thanendwrapsend - startand requests a fill of nearlyusize::MAXbytes.
The only current caller derives end from a decoded object size in MiniMarkGC::reset_nursery_with_pinned, so the inputs are runtime values. set_free_ptr and set_top_ptr in this file already express the same bounds contract as unsafe fn. Apply that convention here, or clamp the range to the nursery.
🛡️ Proposed fix: clamp the range and restrict visibility
- pub fn reset_range(&mut self, start: usize, end: usize) {
- debug_assert!(start >= self.start as usize);
- debug_assert!(start <= end);
- debug_assert!(end <= self.start as usize + self.size);
- let len = end - start;
- if len == 0 {
+ pub(crate) fn reset_range(&mut self, start: usize, end: usize) {
+ let lo = self.start as usize;
+ let hi = lo + self.size;
+ debug_assert!(start >= lo);
+ debug_assert!(start <= end);
+ debug_assert!(end <= hi);
+ // Release builds keep the write inside the nursery allocation.
+ let start = start.clamp(lo, hi);
+ let end = end.clamp(lo, hi);
+ let len = end.saturating_sub(start);
+ if len == 0 {
return;
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| /// Reset one free range while leaving pinned-object bytes intact. | |
| /// | |
| /// `IncrementalMiniMarkGC._minor_collection` calls `arena_reset` once for | |
| /// every gap between surviving pinned objects. Keeping the range operation | |
| /// here gives wasm the same zero-fill adaptation as [`Self::reset`] without | |
| /// destroying the pinned objects that delimit those gaps. | |
| pub fn reset_range(&mut self, start: usize, end: usize) { | |
| debug_assert!(start >= self.start as usize); | |
| debug_assert!(start <= end); | |
| debug_assert!(end <= self.start as usize + self.size); | |
| let len = end - start; | |
| if len == 0 { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| #[cfg(target_arch = "wasm32")] | |
| unsafe { | |
| ptr::write_bytes(self.start, 0, self.size); | |
| ptr::write_bytes(start as *mut u8, 0, len); | |
| } | |
| #[cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32"))] | |
| { | |
| if self.poison_on_reset { | |
| unsafe { | |
| ptr::write_bytes(self.start, 0xAA, self.size); | |
| ptr::write_bytes(start as *mut u8, 0xAA, len); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| self.ptrs.free = self.start; | |
| } | |
| /// Reset one free range while leaving pinned-object bytes intact. | |
| /// | |
| /// `IncrementalMiniMarkGC._minor_collection` calls `arena_reset` once for | |
| /// every gap between surviving pinned objects. Keeping the range operation | |
| /// here gives wasm the same zero-fill adaptation as [`Self::reset`] without | |
| /// destroying the pinned objects that delimit those gaps. | |
| pub(crate) fn reset_range(&mut self, start: usize, end: usize) { | |
| let lo = self.start as usize; | |
| let hi = lo + self.size; | |
| debug_assert!(start >= lo); | |
| debug_assert!(start <= end); | |
| debug_assert!(end <= hi); | |
| // Release builds keep the write inside the nursery allocation. | |
| let start = start.clamp(lo, hi); | |
| let end = end.clamp(lo, hi); | |
| let len = end.saturating_sub(start); | |
| if len == 0 { | |
| return; | |
| } | |
| #[cfg(target_arch = "wasm32")] | |
| unsafe { | |
| ptr::write_bytes(start as *mut u8, 0, len); | |
| } | |
| #[cfg(not(target_arch = "wasm32"))] | |
| { | |
| if self.poison_on_reset { | |
| unsafe { | |
| ptr::write_bytes(start as *mut u8, 0xAA, len); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
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enforce start/end ordering and nursery bounds in release builds before
calculating len or writing memory; use the existing set_free_ptr/set_top_ptr
convention by making the method unsafe if callers must uphold the contract, or
clamp invalid ranges to the nursery while preserving valid zero-fill/poison
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| const TID: u64 = 0x4E41_4D45_4B59; |
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| #[allow(dead_code)] | |
| const TID: u64 = 0x4E41_4D45_4B59; |
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Remove the unused TID constant and its #[allow(dead_code)] attribute from the
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| #[allow(dead_code)] | ||
| fn may_force_void_values() -> &'static Mutex<Vec<i64>> { | ||
| static VALUES: OnceLock<Mutex<Vec<i64>>> = OnceLock::new(); | ||
| VALUES.get_or_init(|| Mutex::new(Vec::new())) | ||
| } | ||
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| #[allow(dead_code)] | ||
| fn may_force_test_lock() -> &'static Mutex<()> { | ||
| static LOCK: OnceLock<Mutex<()>> = OnceLock::new(); |
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Verify may_force_test_lock has any consumer.
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| #[allow(dead_code)] | ||
| fn finish_trace_for_parity_preserves_captured_snapshots() { |
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A test-shaped function has no #[test] attribute; #[allow(dead_code)] hides that it never runs.
finish_trace_for_parity_preserves_captured_snapshots asserts trace-snapshot state with assert_eq!, matching every other function in this #[cfg(test)] module. It has no #[test] attribute anywhere above it (the previous function's closing brace is at line 24008, also without one). Without #[test], the test harness never executes this function; the "unused function" warning that triggered the #[allow(dead_code)] suppression here is really reporting a disabled test, not harmless dead code.
Add #[test] back instead of suppressing the warning. If the test is genuinely obsolete, remove the function instead of masking it.
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🧪 Proposed fix to restore test coverage
- #[allow(dead_code)]
+ #[test]
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| #[allow(dead_code)] | |
| fn finish_trace_for_parity_preserves_captured_snapshots() { | |
| #[test] | |
| fn finish_trace_for_parity_preserves_captured_snapshots() { |
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When an rd_consts pool contains a Const::Ref to a pinned nursery object, the first minor scan leaves that object in place rather than promoting it, but this gate clears the pool's pending bit anyway. A subsequent minor then skips the pool; because pinning is not itself a root, the object can be reclaimed and the pool retains a stale pointer. The equivalent one-shot gate for TargetToken at line 2242 has the same problem. Keep these off-GC roots in later minor walks whenever the preceding collection retained a pin, matching IncrementalMiniMarkGC.collect_roots_in_nursery's full-root-walk rule.
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dead_codein this workspace, plus two fixes the audit surfaced. The dominant suppressor was crate-level#![allow(dead_code)]in five crates, four of them the largest:pyre-jit,pyre-jit-trace,pyre-interpreter,majit-metainterp._json/error.rs— a rooting gap the census surfacedmodule/_json/mod.rsheld six items nothing called. They were not litter:pin_pyerror_payload/reload_pyerror_payloadare a pin-and-read-back pair for aPyError's three GC references, written and never wired.add_json_noterunsgetattr_strand thenadd_note— arbitrary Python — holding thePyErrorby value, and pinned onlyexc_object.w_obj_contextis the object whose attribute lookup failed, so it can be a young list or dict, andPyError::walk_gc_refsforwards that field for as long as the error is in flight. It now pins and reads back the whole payload through that pair.to_exc_objecthad the same gap at its origin: it pins both deferred contexts across its allocations and reloads each into a local for the stamp onto the instance, leaving the pre-move address onself. The reloaded address is now written back.PyResultRootSlots,pin_pyresult_payloadandreload_pyresult_payloadare removed — no site in the module holds aPyResultacross a call into Python.compute_gcmapcommentsGuardToken.compute_gcmapopens withif arg is None: continuebefore the REF type test. The comments at the three gcmap sites and onCompiledExitLayout::is_traced_ref_slotsaid the type test was the whole rule. Each now states the skip and how that site realizes it: dynasm carries it in the location (onlyReg/Framenames a slot), cranelift cannot reach it (resolve_oprefrefusesOpRef::NONE), and an exit layout arrives with every fail arg bound.Crate-level
dead_codeallows → per-itemThe blankets were hiding 320 warnings at workspace feature resolution (
--no-default-features --features dynasm --all-targets): 185 inmajit-metainterp, 53 inpyre-jit, 49 inpyre-jit-trace, 33 inpyre-interpreter.ruleopttakes one attribute on the module declaration, with the reason —real.rulesis compiled offline into the checked-inoptimizeopt/autogenintrules.rs, so no normal build reaches the parser, prover or codegen, and the module is a file-for-file port ofrpython/jit/metainterp/ruleopt/. That covers 140 of the 185. Every other unreached item carries its own#[allow(dead_code)], so the lint still reports anything that newly stops being reached. The twoinclude!-ed build-script outputs (jit_trace_gen.rs) keep their wrappers.Two measurement notes for anyone repeating this:
#[cfg(test)]still warns under--all-targets.support::ptr2int_mutandvirtualizable::is_token_nonnullread as pyre-only and unused and both have test callers.--no-default-featuresis not representative.-p pyre-interpreterthat way reports 2 warnings where workspace resolution reports 33, becausehost_envdrops out.One deletion:
PyreSym::active_vable_root_depth, writtenNoneat construction and never read. The live frame is anchored throughFrameAnchor, and the vable-protocol citation it carried already sits at the mechanism injitcode_dispatch/residual_call.rs.pyre-jit: the SSARepr-side companion register allocatorcodewriter.rsbuilds the production SSARepr throughflatten::flatten_graph_after_input_enforcementand assigns the result tossarepr.insns, so the canonicalcodewriter.py:53 flatten_graphdriver is the stream's producer andsplice_regallocsis the sole coloring authority. The SSARepr-keyed allocator had no caller on that path — and the same site records that re-running it would impose a color ordering the canonical coloring need not satisfy, and would desync the body from the resume maps. Every doc comment in the block named that migration as its own retirement condition.Removed:
SSAReprRegAllocatorand its ten methods,perform_ssarepr_register_allocation,enforce_ssarepr_input_args,allocate_registers,ExternalInputs,apply_rename,rename_operand,rename_register, the module-privatefollow_labelduplicate of the one inliveness.rs, and the seven unit tests that exercised them. −945 lines.RegAllocator,perform_register_allocation,enforce_input_argsandfind_num_colors— the ports ofrpython/tool/algo/regalloc.pyandflatten.py:88-100— are unchanged and keep their graph-side tests, which cover color reuse, coalescing, inputarg normalisation andnum_colors. The removed union-find (find_rep/union) was a second implementation ofrpython/tool/algo/unionfind.py; the surviving allocator uses themajit_translateport of it.Eight comments in
codewriter.rs,flatten.rsandssa_emitter.rsnamed the removed functions. One of them was already false: it said the portal red registers' final colors are looked up fromalloc_result.renameafterapply_renameruns, where the code reads them from the splice coloring.majit-gcCarries @youknowone's
majit-gc: port pinned nursery barriers from incminimark.Verification
On the rebased base (
e4fb0a308c6), afterpython3 scripts/extract-llbc.py --force:cargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasm: 60 test binaries, 0 failures.pyre/check.py --backend dynasm,cranelift: dynasm 444/444, cranelift 444/444.cargo fmt --all -- --checkclean; 0dead_codewarnings across the four crates at workspace resolution.— authored by Claude
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