jit: port arraylen_vable, drop the vable array getfield, and close the three #1358 follow-ups - #1374
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WalkthroughThe changes add ChangesVirtualizable array handling
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds virtualizable-array length handling and iterator type propagation while removing the old getfield path. Unresolved correctness issues may leave non-reference slots with invalid runtime state or emit an unsupported array-length opcode, potentially causing JIT failures or incorrect execution; merge should wait for owner resolution. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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| TyRef::Inline { value: (_, v) } | TyRef::Other(v) => v, | ||
| TyRef::Dedup { id } => self.llbc.dedup_body(*id)?, | ||
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When iterating a container whose elements are themselves references, such as &[&i64], the next() payload is Option<&&i64>, but strip_ty_wrappers recursively removes both Ref layers and records the result as Int. Only the outer reference added by the slice iterator should be peeled; the inner &i64 is the list item and must remain reference-typed. Otherwise [__iter_next] places a pointer in the integer register bank, causing kind mismatches or incorrect generated code for these loops.
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| // Keeping it left a `getfield_gc_r` of the array pointer in the | ||
| // jitcode and exposed it to the immutability-rank rewrite below, | ||
| // neither of which upstream reaches. | ||
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When GraphTransformConfig supplies vable_arrays but sets lower_virtualizable to false, FieldRead still enters this unconditional helper and is now deleted here, while the guarded ArrayRead, ArrayWrite, and ArrayLen arms remain unchanged. A same-block array consumer consequently references the removed result and reaches regalloc/assembly with an undefined variable. Gate the virtualizable-array tracking/drop on lower_virtualizable, as the consumer rewrites already are.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/virtualize.rs`:
- Around line 317-330: Update the debug assertion in the optimizer configuration
initialization to require array_lengths.len() == array_field_offsets.len()
whenever track_array_elements is enabled, while preserving the existing
allowance for configurations without array fields. Add a test covering a partial
array_lengths vector and ensure the configuration is rejected before zip
silently truncates it.
Apply the same fix in `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/virtualizable.rs` around lines
949 - 960: The caller-side configuration should enforce the same complete-vector
invariant.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/codewriter/assembler.rs`:
- Around line 2320-2359: 添加回归测试覆盖完整的 OpKind::VableArrayLen
汇编线格式：构造最小操作并确认生成的操作码为 arraylen_vable/rdd>i，同时验证描述符池按顺序包含 BhDescr::VableArray
和 BhDescr::Array，且数组描述符包含预期元数据。
- Around line 2320-2359: Update the OpKind::VableArrayLen handling to validate
the `base` register kind is `r` and require a result whose register kind is `i`
before calling `get_opnum`; reject invalid operands through the existing
validation/error path so no unsupported opcode key or handlerless dynamic opcode
is created.
In `@majit/majit-translate/tests/test_unroll_safe_inventory.rs`:
- Around line 70-75: Add a validation after collecting and sorting paths in the
test, using each path’s leaf name to detect duplicate leaves from distinct full
paths and fail the test when a collision is found. Keep the existing unroll_safe
subset check unchanged, and anchor the validation to the paths collection used
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…erence `rewrite_op_getfield` runs whether or not `lower_virtualizable` is set, because the quasi-immutable tail below it does not depend on virtualizable lowering. Its two virtualizable arms do. With `vable_arrays` set and the flag off, the array arm registered a base no consumer would read and dropped a read those consumers still referenced, leaving regalloc an undefined variable. `strip_ty_wrappers` peels `Ref` repeatedly, so an iterator over `&[&i64]` recorded its `Option<&&i64>` payload as `Int` and put a pointer in the integer register bank. `iterator_payload_element` peels the one reference the iterator adds and leaves the element's own. Also: require `array_lengths.len() == array_field_offsets.len()` rather than non-emptiness, since the zip truncates a short vector silently; pin the `arraylen_vable/rdd>i` wire shape and its descr pair; and fail the unroll_safe inventory when two harvested paths share a leaf, which is the assumption it matches on. Assisted-by: Claude
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The single-reference peel fixes borrowed slices, but it also strips the element itself for owning iterators admitted by is_concrete_iter_constructor: Vec<&i64>::into_iter() and [&i64; N]::into_iter() return Option<&i64> with no iterator-added outer reference. This records Int instead of Ref, so the rewritten [__iter_next] places the yielded pointer in the integer register bank. Distinguish borrowed slice iterators from by-value iterators before removing this reference.
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9194-9213: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winHandle by-value reference items separately.
is_concrete_iter_constructornormalizesVec<T>, arrays, andBox<[T]>by-valueinto_iter()calls tocore::slice::iter. ForVec<&T>::into_iter(), thenext()payload isOption<&T>, butiterator_payload_elementremoves thatRefas if it came from borrowing iteration. This records the pointee type and can select the wrong register bank.Preserve the item
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/codewriter/assembler.rs`:
- Around line 7028-7075: Extend the wire-shape test around the existing
assembler assertions to retain the assembled body, find the VableArrayLen
instruction offset via flat.insns_pos, and decode body.code at that offset.
Validate the opcode and both little-endian descriptor indexes, asserting they
reference the VableArray descriptor first and the Array descriptor second.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/codewriter/jtransform.rs`:
- Around line 8578-8639: Add a regression test mirroring
a_vable_array_read_is_kept_when_virtualizable_lowering_is_off for scalar fields:
configure vable_fields with lower_virtualizable set to false, build the
corresponding FieldRead, run transform_graph, and assert vable_rewrites is zero
and the plain FieldRead remains defined.
In `@majit/majit-translate/tests/test_unroll_safe_inventory.rs`:
- Around line 76-93: Move the leaf-collision validation loop in the
harvested_unroll_safe test below the existing CONTROL-hint filtering guard, so
artifacts without CONTROL are skipped before collision checks. Preserve the
current collision detection and panic behavior for eligible artifacts.
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- Around line 9194-9213: Update the item-type inference around
is_concrete_iter_constructor and iterator_payload_element so by-value
Vec<&T>::into_iter() preserves the item’s Ref type instead of stripping the
iterator payload reference; continue removing only the wrapper reference
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…erence `rewrite_op_getfield` runs whether or not `lower_virtualizable` is set, because the quasi-immutable tail below it does not depend on virtualizable lowering. Its two virtualizable arms do. With `vable_arrays` set and the flag off, the array arm registered a base no consumer would read and dropped a read those consumers still referenced, leaving regalloc an undefined variable. `strip_ty_wrappers` peels `Ref` repeatedly, so an iterator over `&[&i64]` recorded its `Option<&&i64>` payload as `Int` and put a pointer in the integer register bank. `iterator_payload_element` peels the one reference the iterator adds and leaves the element's own. Also: require `array_lengths.len() == array_field_offsets.len()` rather than non-emptiness, since the zip truncates a short vector silently; pin the `arraylen_vable/rdd>i` wire shape and its descr pair; and fail the unroll_safe inventory when two harvested paths share a leaf, which is the assumption it matches on. Assisted-by: Claude
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Rebased onto The Codex P2 was the mirror image of the previous round's fixThe last round's peel stopped The Two corpus fixtures carry both shapes, and each direction is red-checked:
No fixed answer passes all three, which is why the receiver has to be read. The other three
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When this instruction targets a nonstandard virtualizable—such as an inlined callee frame whose locals array has a different length from the portal frame—the fallback in TraceCtx::vable_arraylen_vable records a heap GETFIELD_GC_R/ARRAYLEN_GC, but pyjitpl/dispatch.rs lines 4900-4904 still stamps the destination's concrete value from the single standard frame's virtualizable_array_lengths[array_idx]. The tracer can therefore choose branches using the root frame's length while the recorded operation will produce the callee frame's length at runtime, yielding an invalid trace; the new lowering makes that previously unreachable arraylen_vable path live. Preserve the concrete result of the addressed nonstandard frame rather than substituting the standard-frame shadow.
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…erence `rewrite_op_getfield` runs whether or not `lower_virtualizable` is set, because the quasi-immutable tail below it does not depend on virtualizable lowering. Its two virtualizable arms do. With `vable_arrays` set and the flag off, the array arm registered a base no consumer would read and dropped a read those consumers still referenced, leaving regalloc an undefined variable. `strip_ty_wrappers` peels `Ref` repeatedly, so an iterator over `&[&i64]` recorded its `Option<&&i64>` payload as `Int` and put a pointer in the integer register bank. `iterator_payload_element` peels the one reference the iterator adds and leaves the element's own. Also: require `array_lengths.len() == array_field_offsets.len()` rather than non-emptiness, since the zip truncates a short vector silently; pin the `arraylen_vable/rdd>i` wire shape and its descr pair; and fail the unroll_safe inventory when two harvested paths share a leaf, which is the assumption it matches on. Assisted-by: Claude
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…ed in `to_optimizer_config` builds `VirtualizableConfig` with `array_lengths: vec![]` and relies on its caller to fill them in: `MetaInterp::current_virtualizable_optimizer_config` assigns `ctx.virtualizable_array_lengths()` one line later, beside the identical patch of `vable_input_offset`. That sibling field documents the convention on itself; `array_lengths` did not. A length is not a property of the shape — upstream reads `len(lst)` off the live object in every `virtualizable.py` accessor and stores it nowhere. `VirtualizableTracker::init` zips `array_field_offsets` with `array_lengths`, so a config that declares an array field and carries no length runs that loop zero times, leaves `state.arrays` empty, and turns every later `tracked_array_element` into a miss that reads as "this trace had no array elements". The `debug_assert!` names that state instead of absorbing it. Both escapes in the assertion are load-bearing: the state-field macro JIT sets `track_array_elements = false` and carries its elements through the live `virtualizable_boxes` shadow, and a virtualizable with no array field has nothing to seed. `array_tracking_config_without_lengths_is_named_not_absorbed` has to build the state by hand, which is itself the statement that no production path produces it: both writers of `TraceCtx::virtualizable_boxes` set the lengths in the same statement, `state.rs seed_virtualizable_boxes` passes `vec![array_len]` on the portal and bridge paths, and `optimizer_vable_config_matches_registered_virtualizable_when_boxes_active` already pins the patched result. Assisted-by: Claude
…no unroll_safe
The doc comment quotes upstream's `@jit.unroll_safe` along with the body it
ports, which reads as an unfinished port. It is not one. Upstream reaches
that body two ways and hints only one of them: `unpackiterable` goes through
`_unpackiterable_known_length`, which is `@jit.dont_look_inside` ("the JIT
stopped looking inside already"), while `unpackiterable_unroll` calls it
directly with an UNPACK_SEQUENCE oparg as `expected_length`.
pyre has neither `unpackiterable_unroll` nor the shim, so `unpackiterable` is
this body's only caller — the one upstream fences off. Being loopy and
unhinted the graph is rejected by `look_inside_graph` and stays a residual
call, which is the boundary the shim buys upstream. Carrying the attribute
alone would open that path, with `expected_length` — a red argument on one
graph ~40 callers share — as the unroll bound.
Restoring the split needs more than the attribute:
`#[majit_macros::dont_look_inside]` registers a helper call descriptor, and
`helper_call_kind_for_type` answers `Unsupported` for this signature's
`Result<Vec<PyObjectRef>, PyError>`, so the shim needs an
`extern "C" fn(..) -> i64` publication first.
`test_unroll_safe_inventory` asserts the harvested `unroll_safe` set is a
subset of a reviewed list, plus a named negative for this body. Subset rather
than equality because a developer's `build/llbc` is routinely older than the
source and can only under-report, which must not red; `builtins::
leading_non_null_count` is the positive control, and its absence skips the
test loudly rather than passing on an artefact too old to say anything.
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`iter_next_item_type` answered `Int` for a container produced by `front::range_iter`'s `range()` builtin and `Ref` for every other one. The `iter` op carries the iterator, not the container's item type, and a slice of non-GC items is spelled exactly like a slice of references — `is_concrete_iter_constructor` collapses `Vec<T>`, `[T; N]` and `Box<[T]>` onto the same `core::slice::…::iter`. So the container alone could not separate them. `charon-corpus`'s `branch_loop_sum(slice: &[i64], ..)` folds `for &v in slice`, and its `i64` element was typed as a GC reference. `result_ty` is not a hint the rtyper overrules: `resolve_call_result_kind` consults `concretetype` only when `result_ty` is `Unknown`, and `authoritative_result_types` stamps the derived kind back over it, so the answer here outranks the rtyper for every graph that gets a JitCode. The recording site already reads a callee's `Result` payload for `result_exc_call_results`; `next_call_results` now carries the `Option<T>` payload the same way, with the `&` a slice iterator adds peeled off by `strip_ty_wrappers`. `Ref(Some(root))` normalises back to `Ref(None)` so every GC-element graph that folds today stamps a byte-identical `result_ty`, and the range arm answers before the recorded type is consulted, because `rrange.py ll_rangenext_*` returns `Signed` whatever the Rust range spells. An unreadable `Option` shape falls back to `Ref(None)`, the answer the fold assumed unconditionally before. `branch_loop_sum_next_yields_an_int_element` fails on the previous behaviour with `left: [Ref(None)], right: [Int]`. Assisted-by: Claude
`rewrite_op_getarraysize` (`jtransform.py:808-817`) is the third consumer of `vable_array_vars`, alongside `rewrite_op_getarrayitem` and `rewrite_op_setarrayitem`. The codewriter had the other two and answered a `len()` over a virtualizable array with a plain `arraylen_gc` on the raw array pointer. Adds `OpKind::VableArrayLen`, the `rewrite_op_getarraysize` arm, and the assembler encoding for the `arraylen_vable/rdd>i` key that `insns.rs`, `blackhole.rs`, `opimpl_arraylen_vable` and `bhimpl_arraylen_vable` already carried. The macro lowering (`majit-macros` `lower_vable_array_len`) emitted the instruction; the codewriter path did not. Assisted-by: Claude
`rewrite_op_getfield`'s `except VirtualizableArrayField:` handler ends in `return []` (`jtransform.py:848-857`): registering the base in `vable_array_vars` is the whole rewrite. The port kept the op, so a `getfield_gc_r` of the array pointer stayed in the jitcode and fell through to the immutability-rank rewrite below. All three consumers now answer against the vable base, so the read has no user left. Assisted-by: Claude
…e arms Two of the new match arms landed at the wrong column; `cargo fmt` leaves them alone because it bails on the enclosing `match` in both files. The descr-pair comments named `expect_matching_vable_array_descrs`, which is `pyre-jit`'s assembler. The runtime that decodes the emitted `arraylen_vable/rdd>i` is `MIFrame::vable_array_index_pair_at`. Assisted-by: Claude
…erence `rewrite_op_getfield` runs whether or not `lower_virtualizable` is set, because the quasi-immutable tail below it does not depend on virtualizable lowering. Its two virtualizable arms do. With `vable_arrays` set and the flag off, the array arm registered a base no consumer would read and dropped a read those consumers still referenced, leaving regalloc an undefined variable. `strip_ty_wrappers` peels `Ref` repeatedly, so an iterator over `&[&i64]` recorded its `Option<&&i64>` payload as `Int` and put a pointer in the integer register bank. `iterator_payload_element` peels the one reference the iterator adds and leaves the element's own. Also: require `array_lengths.len() == array_field_offsets.len()` rather than non-emptiness, since the zip truncates a short vector silently; pin the `arraylen_vable/rdd>i` wire shape and its descr pair; and fail the unroll_safe inventory when two harvested paths share a leaf, which is the assumption it matches on. Assisted-by: Claude
…pes by any route `iterator_payload_element` peeled one reference off every `next()` payload. A slice iterator adds that reference, but the by-value iterators `is_concrete_iter_constructor` admits do not: `alloc::vec::into_iter::IntoIter` and `core::array::iter::IntoIter` yield `Option<T>`, so the payload is the element already. `Vec<&i64>` and `[&i64; N]` therefore recorded their `&i64` element as `Int` and put a pointer in the integer register bank -- the mirror image of the `&[&i64]` defect the peel was added for. The `next()` receiver names the iterator ADT; peel only for `core::slice::iter::Iter` / `IterMut`. `slice_of_refs_sum` and `array_of_refs_sum` carry both shapes in the corpus. Peeling unconditionally fails the first, never peeling fails `branch_loop_sum_next_yields_an_int_element`; no fixed answer passes both. `check_no_vable_array` enumerated four operand positions. Registering a variable in `vable_array_vars` drops the `getfield` that defined it, and nothing prunes dead operations between `transform` and regalloc, so any operand a kept operation still names is a variable used and never defined. A fifth route scans every operand of every operation the block kept; it reports last and least precisely, and it exists because the four are an enumeration. `_handle_list_call` carries no `vable_array_vars` check and is owed none: upstream splits on `resizable`, putting the check on the `do_fixed_list_*` arms whose receiver is a `GcArray`, and every spelling pyre ports is of the resizable family with a `W_ListObject` receiver. Also: decode the assembled bytes in the `arraylen_vable` wire-shape test rather than only the descr pool order; exercise `lower_virtualizable = false` on the scalar-field arm as well as the array arm; and run the unroll_safe leaf-collision check after the CONTROL guard, so a stale artefact is skipped rather than judged. Assisted-by: Claude
`VableArrayIndexNotConcrete` and `GuardSnapshotVableUntyped` had no tests.
Neither fires on the synth corpus (0 across the 374 fixtures that trace,
where `VableEscapedDuringResidualCall` takes 123).
- `array_vable_handlers_with_unpinned_index_surface_index_not_concrete`
drives `getarrayitem_vable_i` / `setarrayitem_vable_i` with a seeded vable
ref and an index register holding no concrete value.
- `an_untyped_virtualizable_box_is_not_snapshot_buildable` pins
`TraceCtx::vable_snapshot_buildable` over an absent box list, an all-typed
list, and an untyped entry in each of the two positions
`build_vable_snapshot_boxes` reads separately.
- `build_vable_snapshot_boxes_panics_on_an_untyped_{identity,entry}` pin the
two `.expect()` calls that predicate keeps unreachable.
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Both loop-close arms carry the tracer's live `virtualizable_boxes` shadow into the JUMP as `[reds..., virtualizable_boxes[..-1]]`: the macro state-field JIT through `JitState::collect_jump_args_with_boxes`, PyFrame through `jitcode_dispatch::append_virtualizable_boxes`. PyFrame reaches the second only — nothing under `pyre/` produces `TraceAction::CloseLoop`, so its `collect_jump_args_with_boxes` override is not called in production; note that where the override is defined. `elements_carried_via_shadow` classified PyFrame as not shadow-carried and kept `track_array_elements` on for it, so `VirtualizableTracker::init` seeded element state from the trace-entry input args. Remove that seeding, along with `VirtualizableConfig::track_array_elements`, `::array_lengths` and the length patch in `current_virtualizable_optimizer_config`. The standard-path read answers from the shadow and records no op (`vable_getarrayitem_*_checked`, pyjitpl.py:1170-1184), and the tracer updates the shadow through `set_virtualizable_entry_at` without recording one, so a seeded element box had nothing to fold against and could go stale. Measured before removal: check.py dynasm 434/434, zero jit-stats counters moved. Replace the three tests that pinned the removed length assertion with one that pins what `ensure_setup` still owes — the identity `PtrInfo::Virtualizable` install — and state in the tracker's doc which parts remain and what retiring them would require. Also check `set_virtualizable_entry_at`'s documented precondition against `virtualizable_slot_type` instead of only stating it: a non-Ref value in a Ref slot decodes to NULL through `value_as_ref_bits`. Assisted-by: Claude
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/virtualize.rs`:
- Around line 297-309: Update the tracked-array documentation near the
array-state description to remove the claim that state is seeded from the
input-argument layout. Document that the tracked state starts empty and that
mirror_setarrayitem populates it after recorded writes.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/trace_ctx.rs`:
- Around line 3044-3061: Update vable_setfield and the virtualizable value
storage around set_virtualizable_entry_at so an absent concrete is represented
independently of the slot’s declared type, rather than always using
Value::Ref(GcRef::NO_CONCRETE). Use Value::Void only if all consumers correctly
support it; otherwise migrate virtualizable_values to Option<Value> and handle
None throughout, then enforce the type invariant for present values in
set_virtualizable_entry_at.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/codewriter/jtransform.rs`:
- Around line 1004-1011: Guard the per-operation loop around
check_no_vable_array with a self.vable_array_vars emptiness check, so
crate::inline::op_variable_refs is not called when no virtualizable array
variables are tracked. Preserve the existing operand validation behavior when
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| // Array elements are deliberately not seeded. Every layout carries | ||
| // them into the loop JUMP through the tracer's live | ||
| // `virtualizable_boxes` shadow — the macro state-field JIT via | ||
| // `JitState::collect_jump_args_with_boxes`, PyFrame via | ||
| // `jitcode_dispatch::append_virtualizable_boxes` — and the tracer | ||
| // updates that shadow through `set_virtualizable_entry_at` without | ||
| // recording an op, so a seeded entry box is invisible to | ||
| // `mirror_setarrayitem` and goes stale. The standard-path read | ||
| // records no op either (`TraceCtx::vable_getarrayitem_*_checked` | ||
| // answers from the shadow, pyjitpl.py:1170-1184), so there is | ||
| // nothing for a seeded element to fold against in the first place. | ||
| // Measured before removal: check.py dynasm 434/434 with zero | ||
| // jit-stats counters moved. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Update the tracked-array documentation.
Line 415 through Line 419 still states that the array state is seeded from the input-argument layout. Lines 297 through 309 remove that seeding. State that mirror_setarrayitem populates the initially empty tracked state after recorded writes.
Proposed fix
- /// array state (seeded from the inputarg layout, updated by
- /// `mirror_setarrayitem`), or `None` when `array_box` is not the
+ /// array state (initially empty and populated by
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/virtualize.rs` around lines 297 - 309,
Update the tracked-array documentation near the array-state description to
remove the claim that state is seeded from the input-argument layout. Document
that the tracked state starts empty and that mirror_setarrayitem populates it
after recorded writes.
| // The precondition above, checked rather than only stated. A | ||
| // `Value::Int` in a Ref slot is not a wrong number — it is a pointer | ||
| // the shadow will hand to `value_as_ref_bits`, which decodes it as 0, | ||
| // so a later `BC_GETARRAYITEM_VABLE_R` reads NULL out of a slot that | ||
| // holds a live object. `Value::Void` is the absence of a live | ||
| // concrete and is legal in every slot; a slot whose type is not | ||
| // declared (no `virtualizable_info`, or an index past the layout) | ||
| // yields `None` and is left to the range assert below. | ||
| debug_assert!( | ||
| matches!(value, Value::Void) | ||
| || self | ||
| .virtualizable_slot_type(index) | ||
| .is_none_or(|declared| declared == value.get_type()), | ||
| "set_virtualizable_entry_at: slot {index} is declared {:?} but the caller wrote a \ | ||
| {:?}; a mismatched Ref slot decodes to NULL through `value_as_ref_bits`", | ||
| self.virtualizable_slot_type(index), | ||
| value.get_type(), | ||
| ); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use a type-compatible unknown-concrete representation.
vable_setfield stores Value::Ref(GcRef::NO_CONCRETE) when concrete is None at Line 4431. For an Int or Float slot, this new assertion panics in debug builds. Release builds still retain the invalid value because debug_assert! is disabled.
Represent an unknown value with a slot-independent state, such as Value::Void where consumers support it, or migrate virtualizable_values to Option<Value> before enforcing this invariant.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/trace_ctx.rs` around lines 3044 - 3061, Update
vable_setfield and the virtualizable value storage around
set_virtualizable_entry_at so an absent concrete is represented independently of
the slot’s declared type, rather than always using
Value::Ref(GcRef::NO_CONCRETE). Use Value::Void only if all consumers correctly
support it; otherwise migrate virtualizable_values to Option<Value> and handle
None throughout, then enforce the type invariant for present values in
set_virtualizable_entry_at.
| for op in &block.operations { | ||
| let operands = crate::inline::op_variable_refs(&op.kind); | ||
| self.check_no_vable_array( | ||
| operands.iter(), | ||
| graph_name, | ||
| "surviving operation operand", | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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Skip the per-operation allocation when no virtualizable array is tracked.
This loop calls crate::inline::op_variable_refs(&op.kind) for every operation in every block, before check_no_vable_array gets a chance to short-circuit on self.vable_array_vars.is_empty(). The two existing checks above it (fused exitswitch, link arguments) avoid this cost because they pass borrowed iterators over data the block already owns; this new loop instead builds a fresh operands collection per operation regardless of whether there is anything to check it against.
vable_array_vars is non-empty only in the (relatively rare) blocks that read a virtualizable array field, so for the common case this collects operand lists that are immediately discarded. Since this runs once per operation across the entire translated program, guard the loop on the same emptiness check check_no_vable_array already performs internally.
♻️ Proposed fix to skip the loop when nothing is tracked
- for op in &block.operations {
- let operands = crate::inline::op_variable_refs(&op.kind);
- self.check_no_vable_array(
- operands.iter(),
- graph_name,
- "surviving operation operand",
- );
- }
+ if !self.vable_array_vars.is_empty() {
+ for op in &block.operations {
+ let operands = crate::inline::op_variable_refs(&op.kind);
+ self.check_no_vable_array(
+ operands.iter(),
+ graph_name,
+ "surviving operation operand",
+ );
+ }
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| for op in &block.operations { | |
| let operands = crate::inline::op_variable_refs(&op.kind); | |
| self.check_no_vable_array( | |
| operands.iter(), | |
| graph_name, | |
| "surviving operation operand", | |
| ); | |
| } | |
| if !self.vable_array_vars.is_empty() { | |
| for op in &block.operations { | |
| let operands = crate::inline::op_variable_refs(&op.kind); | |
| self.check_no_vable_array( | |
| operands.iter(), | |
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| "surviving operation operand", | |
| ); | |
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/codewriter/jtransform.rs` around lines 1004 - 1011,
Guard the per-operation loop around check_no_vable_array with a
self.vable_array_vars emptiness check, so crate::inline::op_variable_refs is not
called when no virtualizable array variables are tracked. Preserve the existing
operand validation behavior when the set is non-empty.
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rewrite_op_getfield'sexcept VirtualizableArrayField:handler ends inreturn [](jtransform.py:848-857): registering the base invable_array_varsis the whole rewrite. Porting that faithfully turnedout to need an upstream instruction the codewriter never emitted.
The first three commits are the follow-ups #1358's body listed.
The three #1358 follow-ups
A —
to_optimizer_config'sarray_lengths: vec![]is not a missing seed.Refuted. It is a placeholder its sole caller patches on the next line:
MetaInterp::current_virtualizable_optimizer_configfills it fromTraceCtx::virtualizable_array_lengths, and the sibling fieldvable_input_offsetright below it is the same shape with the sameconvention already documented. A length is not a property of the shape —
upstream reads
len(lst)off the live object every time it needs one(
virtualizable.pyread_boxes,get_array_length) and stores it nowhere.What was actually missing was the diagnosis if the patch is ever skipped:
VirtualizableTracker::init's zip runs zero times, no element state isseeded, and
tracked_array_elementsilently cannot hit. Adebug_assert!now names that state. Its two escapes are load-bearing (the state-field macro
JIT sets
track_array_elements = false; an arrayless config has nothing toseed) and a second test pins them.
B —
_unpackiterable_known_length_jitlookmust NOT carryunroll_safe.Settled from upstream source, not inference. Upstream fences that body behind
two functions:
unpackiterable→_unpackiterable_known_length(
@jit.dont_look_inside) →_unpackiterable_known_length_jitlook(
@jit.unroll_safe). Onlyunpackiterable_unroll, whoseexpected_lengthisan UNPACK_SEQUENCE oparg, calls the hinted body directly. pyre has neither the
shim nor
unpackiterable_unroll, sounpackiterableis the body's onlycaller — the path upstream keeps closed. Carrying the attribute alone inverts
that decision instead of matching it.
The doc comment quoting
@jit.unroll_safereads as an unfinished port and hasbeen picked up as one twice.
tests/test_unroll_safe_inventory.rsmakesadding it fail with the reason. It is a subset check with a positive
control, not an equality check: a developer's
build/llbcis routinely olderthan the source, and a stale artefact must only be able to under-report.
C —
is_iter_op_segmentsadmits non-GC slices. A live defect, not alatent one.
iter_next_item_typeansweredRef(None)for every non-rangeiterator, so a
for &v in sliceover&[i64]typed its element as a GCreference.
charon-corpus'sbranch_loop_sumis exactly that shape and foldstoday. The element type now rides from the
Option<T>payload at thenextcall site through
next_call_resultsto the fold. Declining the fold fornon-GC slices — my first design — would have regressed a shape a test already
required.
arraylen_vable, and why the getfield could not be dropped aloneDropping the getfield made
fast2locals_assemblesdie in liveness:That message means a variable is used but never defined. The user was
ArrayLen.vable_array_varshas three consumers upstream, not two:rewrite_op_getarrayitem(jtransform.py:760)VableArrayReadrewrite_op_setarrayitem(:794)VableArrayWriterewrite_op_getarraysize(:811) →arraylen_vableSo
locals_w!(frame).len()stayed anarraylen_gcon the raw arraypointer — the one route still needing the op the drop removes.
check_no_vable_arraydoes not catch it: its four routes are link arg, fusedexitswitch, call arg and setfield, and an
arraylenin the same block is noneof them.
arraylen_vablewas already ported eight times over: thearraylen_vable/rdd>ikey ininsns.rs(byte 74 assigned),blackhole.rs'swire_handler,jitcode/mod.rs,jitcode_dispatch/mod.rs,opimpl_arraylen_vableinpyjitpl.rs/trace_ctx.rs/jitdriver.rs,bhimpl_arraylen_vableinvirtualizable.rs,MIFrame::read_vable_arraylen, and the macro lowering'slower_vable_array_len. Only the codewriter path never reached it.The port cost nine exhaustive matches the compiler lists, plus four tables
that fall through silently and had to be found by hand —
type_state.rs,format.rs,flowspace_adapter.rs(both name tables) andlegacy_resolve.rs. All four answer Int: a length is aSignedwhateverthe element kind is.
item_tyon the len op has no honest per-access source, becausearraylen_gccarries no element type. Upstream passes
vinfo's ownarraydescr(
:816).vable_arraydescrofalready asserts the block behind avirtualizable array is a
FixedObjectArrayof word-widePyObjectRefs, sothat is the element type, and
vable_array_index_pair_at— which onlyrequires the pair be
(VableArray, Array)and takes the length off the first— accepts it.
Ordering is load-bearing. The drop is unsound without the port, so the
port is the earlier commit.
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712fc16c29bwith freshly extracted LLBC, after a concurrentrebase invalidated an earlier round taken against
1f7229aed9b:cargo check -p pyre-jit-trace— green.build.rscallsgenerate_intowith no
catch_unwind, so a_check_no_vable_arrayescape or a missingassembler key is a hard build failure over the real interpreter.
cargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasm— green.cargo test --no-fail-fast --no-default-features --features cranelift,cpyextover the workflow's package list verbatim — green.
cargo fmt --all -- --check— clean.Note on main's macOS red
cargo test (macos-latest)is red on main at1f7229aed9b(
test_deadframe_exception_ref_survives_collection_after_execute_token,INVALID encounteredfrom cranelift). It passes here, in the same feature setand package list, on darwin-arm64. That is not an acquittal of that commit —
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