wasm: make loop-closing bridge inlining the default - #1375
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WalkthroughThe wasm backend now supports inlined bridge re-entry at non-header peeled-loop labels. The change adds capture restoration, bridge decline diagnostics, host controls, invalidation tracking, and codegen and integration tests. ChangesWasm resume dispatch
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change enables bridge inlining by default and adds an opt-out. Merge risk is low but requires owner awareness because invalidated loops may retain host-side compilation metadata longer than necessary, increasing memory use until the compiled metadata is released; the gate ledger also needs minor count and section corrections. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Runner
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Runner->>HostABI: Configure bridge inline controls
HostABI->>WasmBackend: Enable or disable inline modes
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WasmBackend->>JitCellToken: Record owner invalidation flag
Runner->>HostABI: Request inline decline records
HostABI->>Runner: Return packed diagnostic text
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`make_op` attaches no descr, so `call_target_token` answered `None` and both
arms of the decline test stopped at the missing token. The `emit_ca: true`
arm never reached the `ca.targets` membership check it was written for.
A local `TargetTokenCallDescr` supplies the token `SimpleCallDescr` cannot,
and the cases are now: no arm emitted, an arm emitted for other callees, and
an op naming no callee. Removing the membership clause makes the middle case
panic in the CA arm's `expect("CA op target must be registered")`, which is
the reachability the previous version lacked.
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…it reads A loop-closing bridge accepted for inlining is installed by rebuilding its owner, and the wasm `compile_bridge` returns from that arm above `mint_bridge_invalidation_flag`. The merged module keeps the owner's `invalidated_flag_addr`, so the region's GUARD_NOT_INVALIDATED loads the root flag, while the bridge arms of the metainterp record `latest_bridge_invalidation_flag()` as the generation that compile produced. That is an earlier bridge's flag, or `None` when the token has none yet, and `register_quasi_immutable_deps` returns without registering anything on `None`. `QuasiImmut::invalidate` only stores into the flags registered with it, so the root the region reads is not among them. `JitCellToken::record_bridge_invalidation_flag` records an existing flag as that generation instead of minting one. The inline arm records the root flag, so the dependencies collected while tracing the region land on the address the merged code loads. A flag already at the end of the list is not pushed again. Assisted-by: Claude
`INLINE_BRIDGE_ENABLED` starts true. `inline_bridge_enable` becomes `inline_bridge_disable`, the guest export becomes `pyre_jit_inline_bridge_disable`, and the runner calls it only when `PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE` reads `0`, `false` or `off` — the shape `PYRE_WASM_BRIDGE_PARAMS` already uses. Measured on this tree with the guest and runner built from it, over the 435 fixtures `pyre/check.py --backend wasm` runs: flag off 435/435; inlining on, 434 passed and one jit-stats gate reporting `guard_failures 1972 -> 1938` on `synth/short_circuit_side_effects`. That baseline is re-recorded, and the run is 435/435 with it. `pyre/check.snap` is unchanged, so no fixture's output moved. Turning the default on produces the same fixture and the same counters as setting the environment variable did. Wall-clock over 441 fixtures, arms interleaved and each summarised by its minimum: total execution 77.82s -> 77.49s, 23 fixtures more than 5% and 5ms slower, 18 the same amount faster, no output mismatches. Against the wasm and dynasm execution times of the ubuntu `check.py` run on PR #1355, the fixtures over a 3.0 ratio go from six to three, and none crosses upward. `PYRE_WASM_REEMIT` keeps its own default: the inline path calls `reemit_loop` without consulting it, and the arm it still gates alone is the one-shot identity re-emission probe. Its gate-triage entry is rewritten to say that, and `PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE` moves to the default-ON section. Assisted-by: Claude
An accepted loop-closing region has no code of its own: it runs from the owner's module, whose GUARD_NOT_INVALIDATED reads the flag baked at `compile_loop` — the owner's root flag. When the owner is already invalidated that flag is set, so `compile_bridge` now declines the inline arm on `is_invalidated()` (BRIDGE_DIAG 50, `inline_decl_owner_invalidated`) and the out-of-line path mints a clear generation. `runner_test.py test_guard_not_invalidated` steps 3-4 compile a bridge after `invalidate_loop` and assert its guard does not fire until a second `invalidate_loop`. Add host-side tests driving `Backend::compile_loop` and `Backend::compile_bridge`: one where the owner is valid and the inline trial is reached, one where it is invalidated and the trial is declined. They share a mutex because the global fail-descr registry is appended to under a no-interleaving assumption. Extend the token unit test with the recorded-root-flag case that motivates the decline. Assisted-by: Claude
`model.py:67 compile_bridge` permits `None`, and the consumers read the result as debug data — `interp_resop.py:253-255` defaults `asmaddr` and `asmlen` to 0 when it is absent. Assisted-by: Claude
…bridge `wasm_outlier_bridges_stay_compiled_at_runtime` asserted `BRIDGE_OK > 0` for `exception_oserror_fields.py`. With loop-closing bridge inlining on by default that region is merged into its owner instead, so the run reports `BRIDGE_OK=0 inline_ok=1` and the assertion failed; `PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE=0` on the same binary reports `BRIDGE_OK=1 inline_ok=0`. Assert over both counters for that fixture. Assisted-by: Claude
`bridge_diag` counts inline-bridge declines by reason but carries no key that says which declines matter. Record one line per decline — the bridge's own trace id, the source trace and fail index, and the `(slot, key)` of the crossing the decline leaves in place — in a capped buffer, exported as a string and printed with the rest of the stats. `(slot, key)` joins a record against `PYRE_WASM_TRACE_ENTRY_CENSUS`, so a decline can be weighted by how often its crossing actually ran. On fannkuch the join reads: 6 `not_header` declines belong to the three traces that own 18.45M of the 20.57M key>0 trace entries, while all 9 `not_direct` declines belong to traces with no key>0 entries at all. Assisted-by: Claude
`find_loop_label_index` answered with the LAST JUMP in the stream. A merged stream appends each inlined region after the owner's ops, so the last JUMP is a region's, not the owner's. It now answers with the first. That flip removes a decline the old behaviour produced by accident: a region whose closing JUMP named another module's published LABEL resolved to no LABEL in the merged stream, so `merged_stream_has_loop_label` was false and the region was refused. The accept condition now states that requirement directly (diag 51, `inline_decl_foreign_label`) — the emitter turns a region's JUMP into a `br`, which cannot leave the module. Also emit, behind `PYRE_WASM_INLINE_NONHEADER`, an in-module resume for a region whose closing JUMP names a resumable LABEL other than the loop header. Such a region cannot `br` to the `loop`, which opens at the header. Under `resume_dispatch` the entry dispatch is wrapped in a `loop` the region branches back into, and the entry `br_table` gains a second bucket per label: key `num_labels + 1 + j` targets the block past label j's resume loader, so the region passes its values in locals instead of through frame slots. Both in-dispatch and in-loop branch depths gain one level. A module with no such region takes none of it and is byte-identical. The flag is opt-in: the shape is wasmparser-valid and correct on the unit-test traces added here, but on real IR 47 check.py fixtures fail identically with a corrupted Ref. `check.py --backend wasm` is 437/437 with the flag off. Assisted-by: Claude
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| static REEMIT_ENABLED: AtomicBool = AtomicBool::new(false); | ||
| static INLINE_BRIDGE_ENABLED: AtomicBool = AtomicBool::new(false); | ||
| static INLINE_BRIDGE_ENABLED: AtomicBool = AtomicBool::new(true); |
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Record merged bridge descriptor ranges before enabling by default
When an accepted inlined bridge contains a guard, reemit_loop rebuilds fail_descrs and chained_trace_meta but never adds this bridge's (source_trace_id, source_fail_index, start, count) to bridge_descr_ranges. Consequently, the immediate assign_bridge_guard_hashes call gets None from compiled_bridge_fail_descr_layouts, the internal guards retain status/hash 0, and bridge_was_compiled later reports the successfully installed bridge as absent; making inlining default-on exposes this for every eligible wasm bridge and can prevent nested bridges or trigger redundant tracing. Preserve the same descriptor-range bookkeeping performed by the out-of-line path.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L182-L185
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| | PYRE_WALKABORT_OFF | the non-carrier walk-abort leg (`trace.rs walk_abort_leg_enabled`) | kept deliberately: the leg commits irrevocably once the blackhole runs, so it is the one-binary A/B for the bug class it sits in | | ||
| | PYRE_WASM_BRIDGE_PARAMS | a wasm guard passing its fail args to the bridge as call parameters (`lib.rs bridge_params_enabled`); `=0`/`false`/`off` restores the jitframe spill crossing | the wasm trace-crossing epic closes; until then it is the one-binary A/B for the crossing shape | | ||
| | PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE | merging a loop-closing bridge's ops into the module of the loop it guards into, so `guard → bridge → loop` becomes a `br` (`lib.rs inline_bridge_enabled`); `=0`/`false`/`off` restores the separate bridge module | the wasm trace-crossing epic closes; until then it is the one-binary A/B for the crossing shape | | ||
| | PYRE_WASM_INLINE_NONHEADER | admitting an inlined region whose closing JUMP names a resumable LABEL other than the loop header (`lib.rs inline_nonheader_enabled`); `=1`/`true`/`on` arms it. Opt-IN, not opt-out: `codegen` emits the shape (entry dispatch wrapped in a `loop` the region branches back into) and it is unit-tested, but on real IR 47 fixtures die with a corrupted Ref | the miscompile is root-caused; it is worth ~16.3M of fannkuch's 20.6M surviving cross-module crossings | |
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Move the opt-in gate out of the default-on section
This row explicitly says PYRE_WASM_INLINE_NONHEADER is armed only by =1/true/on, and the backend initializes INLINE_NONHEADER_ENABLED to false, so categorizing it under “Live default-ON” makes the gate inventory internally contradictory (and leaves the heading count at 6 despite seven rows). Put this knob in the default-OFF inventory and update the surrounding counts so the triage document accurately describes runtime polarity.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 220-222: Update JitCellToken::invalidate() to release the
associated CompiledWasmLoop::reemit snapshot when invalidating a token, ensuring
retained ModuleBuildInputs and its owned collections are dropped while
preserving invalid-token behavior.
In `@pyre/gate-triage.md`:
- Around line 171-181: Correct the gate ledger counts and placement: change the
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| static INLINE_BRIDGE_ENABLED: AtomicBool = AtomicBool::new(true); | ||
| /// Off until the miscompile below is root-caused. See `inline_nonheader_enable`. | ||
| static INLINE_NONHEADER_ENABLED: AtomicBool = AtomicBool::new(false); |
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backend,
"token invalidation only sets the invalidation flag in the token API",
)
require(
r"pub\s+fn\s+get_procedure_token.*?filter\(\|t\|\s*!t\.is_invalidated\(\)\)",
warmstate,
"invalidated tokens stop being procedure tokens",
)
# The backend source has no snapshot take/clear. Replacements are not clears
# of the current snapshot; they install another snapshot.
reemit_accesses = re.findall(r"\breemit\.(?:replace|borrow_mut|take)\s*\(", lib)
print("backend reemit mutation/access sites:", reemit_accesses)
if re.search(r"\breemit\.take\s*\(", lib):
raise SystemExit("unexpected explicit snapshot take in backend")
if "reemit" not in failguard[failguard.index("impl Drop for CompiledWasmLoop"):]:
raise SystemExit("unexpected: Drop no longer owns the reemit field")
print("ok: no explicit reemit.take() release path in backend")
PYRepository: youknowone/pyre
Length of output: 856
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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re
lib = Path("majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/lib.rs").read_text()
failguard = Path("majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/failguard.rs").read_text()
codegen = Path("majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/codegen.rs").read_text()
backend = Path("majit/majit-backend/src/lib.rs").read_text()
warmstate = Path("majit/majit-metainterp/src/warmstate.rs").read_text()
def require(pattern, text, label):
if not re.search(pattern, text, re.S):
raise SystemExit(f"missing invariant: {label}")
print(f"ok: {label}")
require(r"static\s+INLINE_BRIDGE_ENABLED:\s+AtomicBool\s*=\s*AtomicBool::new\(true\)", lib, "inline bridge is enabled by default")
require(r"entry_bridge_target\.is_none\(\)\s*&&\s*\(reemit_enabled\(\)\s*\|\|\s*inline_bridge_enabled\(\)\)", lib, "non-entry loops retain snapshots")
require(r"pub\s+reemit:\s+RefCell<Option<crate::codegen::ModuleBuildInputs>>", failguard, "snapshot is stored in compiled-loop metadata")
for field in (
"inputargs: Vec<InputArg>",
"ops: Vec<Op>",
"constants: indexmap::IndexMap",
"classptr_to_typeid: HashMap",
"inlined_bridges: Vec<InlinedBridge>",
):
require(re.escape(field), codegen, f"snapshot owns {field}")
require(r"if\s+original_token\.is_invalidated\(\)\s*\{.*?decline\(\"owner_invalidated\"\)", lib, "invalidated owners reject inline admission")
require(r"pub\s+fn\s+invalidate\(&self\)\s*\{.*?invalidated\.store\(true", backend, "token invalidation sets the flag")
require(r"get_procedure_token\(\).*?filter\(\|t\|\s*!t\.is_invalidated\(\)\)", warmstate, "invalidated tokens stop being procedure tokens")
accesses = re.findall(r"\breemit\.(?:replace|borrow_mut|take)\s*\(", lib)
print("snapshot mutation/access sites:", accesses)
if re.search(r"\breemit\.take\s*\(", lib):
raise SystemExit("unexpected explicit snapshot release")
print("ok: no explicit reemit.take() release path")
PYRepository: youknowone/pyre
Length of output: 772
Release CompiledWasmLoop::reemit when the token is invalidated.
With INLINE_BRIDGE_ENABLED enabled by default, every non-entry loop retains ModuleBuildInputs, including its owned vectors and maps. This uses host heap memory, not guest linear memory. Invalidated tokens cannot accept inline regions, but JitCellToken::invalidate() does not clear reemit; the snapshot remains until the compiled metadata is dropped.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/lib.rs` around lines 220 - 222, Update
JitCellToken::invalidate() to release the associated CompiledWasmLoop::reemit
snapshot when invalidating a token, ensuring retained ModuleBuildInputs and its
owned collections are dropped while preserving invalid-token behavior.
| ### §6a — Live default-ON (6): the removal targets | ||
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| | gate | what is ON by default | retire when | | ||
| |---|---|---| | ||
| | PYRE_JD1 | the jd1 compiled-loop experiment (`eval.rs jd1_experiment_enabled`); `PYRE_NO_JD1` or `PYRE_JD1=0` turns it off, and no-JIT implies off | the jd1 experiment concludes | | ||
| | PYRE_JD1_NO_ENTER | entering the compiled jd1 loop directly rather than leaving the drain to the interpreter caller | with `PYRE_JD1` | | ||
| | PYRE_WALKABORT_OFF | the non-carrier walk-abort leg (`trace.rs walk_abort_leg_enabled`) | kept deliberately: the leg commits irrevocably once the blackhole runs, so it is the one-binary A/B for the bug class it sits in | | ||
| | PYRE_WASM_BRIDGE_PARAMS | a wasm guard passing its fail args to the bridge as call parameters (`lib.rs bridge_params_enabled`); `=0`/`false`/`off` restores the jitframe spill crossing | the wasm trace-crossing epic closes; until then it is the one-binary A/B for the crossing shape | | ||
| | PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE | merging a loop-closing bridge's ops into the module of the loop it guards into, so `guard → bridge → loop` becomes a `br` (`lib.rs inline_bridge_enabled`); `=0`/`false`/`off` restores the separate bridge module | the wasm trace-crossing epic closes; until then it is the one-binary A/B for the crossing shape | | ||
| | PYRE_WASM_INLINE_NONHEADER | admitting an inlined region whose closing JUMP names a resumable LABEL other than the loop header (`lib.rs inline_nonheader_enabled`); `=1`/`true`/`on` arms it. Opt-IN, not opt-out: `codegen` emits the shape (entry dispatch wrapped in a `loop` the region branches back into) and it is unit-tested, but on real IR 47 fixtures die with a corrupted Ref | the miscompile is root-caused; it is worth ~16.3M of fannkuch's 20.6M surviving cross-module crossings | | ||
| | PYRE_WASM_FULL_TEARDOWN | skipping the ~0.2s wasm engine teardown at exit; setting it restores the drops for leak diagnostics | when teardown stops being the dominant fixed startup tax | |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the gate counts and place the opt-in gate in the default-OFF section.
Three inconsistencies exist in this ledger:
- The §6a heading says
(6), but the table now lists seven gates. PYRE_WASM_INLINE_NONHEADERis opt-in (INLINE_NONHEADER_ENABLEDstartsfalse), so it does not belong under "Live default-ON".- The Summary table at line 306 still reports
default-OFF experiments | 2, while §6a2 now lists one gate.
📝 Proposed documentation fix
-### §6a — Live default-ON (6): the removal targets
+### §6a — Live default-ON (6): the removal targets
@@
| PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE | merging a loop-closing bridge's ops into the module of the loop it guards into, so `guard → bridge → loop` becomes a `br` (`lib.rs inline_bridge_enabled`); `=0`/`false`/`off` restores the separate bridge module | the wasm trace-crossing epic closes; until then it is the one-binary A/B for the crossing shape |
-| PYRE_WASM_INLINE_NONHEADER | admitting an inlined region whose closing JUMP names a resumable LABEL other than the loop header (`lib.rs inline_nonheader_enabled`); `=1`/`true`/`on` arms it. Opt-IN, not opt-out: `codegen` emits the shape (entry dispatch wrapped in a `loop` the region branches back into) and it is unit-tested, but on real IR 47 fixtures die with a corrupted Ref | the miscompile is root-caused; it is worth ~16.3M of fannkuch's 20.6M surviving cross-module crossings |
| PYRE_WASM_FULL_TEARDOWN | skipping the ~0.2s wasm engine teardown at exit; setting it restores the drops for leak diagnostics | when teardown stops being the dominant fixed startup tax |
-### §6a2 — Default-OFF experiments (1): the wasm re-emission probe
+### §6a2 — Default-OFF experiments (2): the wasm re-emission and non-header probes
@@
| gate | what turning it ON does | retire when |
|---|---|---|
| PYRE_WASM_REEMIT | re-emits a compiled loop's wasm module into its own table slot once, on the first bridge installed against it | when the replacement path no longer needs an isolated arm |
+| PYRE_WASM_INLINE_NONHEADER | admits an inlined region whose closing JUMP names a resumable LABEL other than the loop header (`lib.rs inline_nonheader_enabled`); `=1`/`true`/`on` arms it. `codegen` emits the shape (entry dispatch wrapped in a `loop` the region branches back into) and it is unit-tested, but on real IR 47 fixtures die with a corrupted Ref | the miscompile is root-caused; it is worth ~16.3M of fannkuch's 20.6M surviving cross-module crossings |Also update the Summary row at line 306 to 1.
Also applies to: 183-192
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In `@pyre/gate-triage.md` around lines 171 - 181, Correct the gate ledger counts
and placement: change the §6a heading to seven gates, move
PYRE_WASM_INLINE_NONHEADER and its description into the default-OFF section
(§6a2), and update the Summary table’s default-OFF experiments count from 2 to
1.
A loop-closing bridge that the wasm backend accepts for inlining is merged
into its owner's module instead of being compiled as a module of its own, so
the guard reaching it becomes a branch inside one module rather than a call out
to another. This turns that on by default and gives the host an explicit
opt-out.
What changed
INLINE_BRIDGE_ENABLEDstartstrue;inline_bridge_enablebecomesinline_bridge_disable, exported aspyre_jit_inline_bridge_disable. A wasmguest reads no environment, so the runner carries the opt-out in: it calls the
export only when
PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGEreads0,falseoroff. Thisis the shape
PYRE_WASM_BRIDGE_PARAMSalready uses in the same functions.gate-triage.mdmoves the row from §6a2 (default-OFF experiments) to §6a(live default-ON) — the audit test treats an opt-out read as a live read site,
so the row has to move rather than be deleted.
GUARD_NOT_INVALIDATEDreads the flag baked into the owner's module — the owner's root flag.
record_bridge_invalidation_flagnames that flag as the compile's generation,or the quasi-immutable dependencies registered afterwards attach to a flag the
merged code never loads.
compile_bridgedeclines the inline arm when the owner is alreadyinvalidated.
model.py:145-152says a bridge compiled afterinvalidate_loopstarts valid and only a later invalidation activates its guard, which
runner_test.py test_guard_not_invalidatedpins at steps 3-4; a merged regionwould inherit the owner's already-set flag instead. Declining lets the
out-of-line path mint the fresh, clear generation.
BRIDGE_DIAG50,inline_decl_owner_invalidated.Measurement
441 fixtures, interleaved arms, MIN of 5 rounds, wall clock:
Nothing newly crosses the gate; fannkuch,
global_quasiimmut_invalidationandinheritance_dispatchclear it. 23 fixtures are slower and 18 faster by morethan 5% and 5ms.
The earlier decision to leave the flag off was made on fuel, which under-prices
a trace crossing by about 5x — a crossing charged 53 fuel costs 3.78ns (71ps
per fuel) against 15ps per fuel in a trace body.
Tests
majit-backend-wasmgains host-side tests that driveBackend::compile_loopand
Backend::compile_bridgedirectly: one where the owner is valid and theinline trial is reached, one where it is invalidated and the trial is declined
and the minted generation comes back clear. They share a mutex because the
global fail-descr registry is appended to under a no-interleaving assumption
that the single-threaded wasm host provides and a parallel test runner does not.
check.py --backend wasmis 435/435 with the default on. The three-stateopt-out was checked directly: unset and
=1inline,=0does not.Summary by CodeRabbit
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