jit: speed up exception construction, traceback, and property getters - #1182
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WalkthroughThe PR updates GC-safe module names, generator metadata, traceback handling, JIT exception specialization, checked GC allocation sizing, parity tests, benchmark thresholds, JIT statistics, and CPython baseline documentation. ChangesRuntime and validation updates
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When a JIT-produced traceback is passed into host interpreter code, not every live copy is a GC-map root or traced field. For example, strip_bootstrap_traceback_frames stores the head in a raw tb local, calls code_get_field(..., "co_filename") (which allocates a fresh string and can trigger a minor collection), and then dereferences or republishes that unchanged local. With this descriptor now allowing nursery allocation, the collection can move the node and leave tb pointing into reclaimed nursery memory; import-error cleanup can consequently corrupt the traceback chain or crash. Either retain non-moving allocation or root/reload every such Rust-side reader before making traceback nodes movable.
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When host code prepends a traceback to a nursery-resident JIT node, w_pytraceback_new pins w_next but copies it into value before try_gc_alloc_stable_raw, which can trigger the minor collection that moves that node; it then writes the stale pre-collection pointer from value into the new old-generation node. The resulting chain can reference reclaimed nursery memory and later crash or report a corrupted traceback. Although the bootstrap walker from the earlier review is now rooted, this constructor provides fresh evidence of another un-reloaded raw copy exposed by making the descriptor movable; rebuild value from the shadow-stack slots after allocation, or otherwise retain non-moving placement.
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Fresh evidence after the importing fix shows another unrooted host reader: when a JIT-created traceback reaches PyError::write_unraisable, error.rs:1397-1436 keeps w_tb only in a raw local while w_str_from_wtf8 and _structseq::new_instance allocate. A minor collection can therefore move this now-nursery-resident node before the stale pointer is installed in the hook arguments, corrupting sys.unraisablehook input or crashing; root and reload w_tb there (and in the hook-failure arm) before making this descriptor movable.
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In the documented normal-clone case, .git is a directory, so the sed command leaves MAIN empty, but this mount is still passed as source="",target="". Consequently the provided container run command is invalid for normal clones despite explicitly claiming to support them; construct this argument conditionally when MAIN is nonempty.
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pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/specialize.rs (1)
13253-13259: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDo not treat an unavailable direct cell slot as an absent global.
module_dict_cell_slot_directcan returnNonewhen the globals dictionary no longer has direct module-cell storage. Line 13258 treats that result as absence and permits the builtins fold.If a switched globals dictionary still contains
name, runtimeLOAD_GLOBALresolves that global, but this trace can return the builtin value. Track “absent” separately from “direct-cell lookup unavailable,” and decline the builtins fold unless absence is proven.Add a traced regression that switches the globals dictionary strategy, binds a global that shadows a builtin, and repeatedly loads that name.
As per coding guidelines, “Port RPython/PyPy code with strict line-by-line structural parity.”
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In @.claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md:
- Around line 162-164: Update the fenced error block around the shown fatal
message to use an explicit text language on its opening fence, changing the
unlabeled fence to a text-labeled fence while preserving the error content.
- Around line 54-59: Align the build and run examples in the apple-container
skill so they use the same image variant and platform. Update the relevant
build/run commands around the existing container workflow to either add the
arm64 build matching pyre-ubuntu24-arm64-repro or change the run step to use
pyre-ubuntu24-amd64-repro with linux/amd64 and --rosetta.
- Around line 80-85: Update both container workflows to handle Git worktrees
conditionally: in .claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md lines 80-85 and
tools/ubuntu24-amd64-repro/README.md lines 20-25, add the main-checkout bind
mount only when .git is a worktree file; in
.claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md lines 91-96 and
tools/ubuntu24-amd64-repro/README.md lines 28-34, conditionally add the quoted
main-checkout safe.directory entry using the same worktree check, while
preserving normal-clone startup behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/importing.rs`:
- Around line 3382-3385: Update the traceback-rooting sequence near exc_slot so
w_exception_get_traceback reads the exception through shadow_stack_get(exc_slot)
rather than the potentially stale local exc after pin_root(exc). Use that rooted
value when initializing tb_slot, preserving the existing pin_root behavior.
In `@tools/ubuntu24-amd64-repro/README.md`:
- Around line 21-25: Update the README’s container workflow to preserve the
container-local toolchain between runs by replacing the --rm one-shot invocation
with the detached-container and container exec flow used by the established
apple-container guidance. Verify that the image’s default command starts an
interactive shell before instructing readers to run subsequent commands inside
the container; otherwise explicitly document that repeated toolchain
installation is intentional.
- Around line 53-55: Update the documented pyre/cpython_tests/run.py command in
the README to explicitly pass --binary target-linux/release/pyre-cranelift,
ensuring the CPython runner uses the Linux binary produced by this build.
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/specialize.rs`:
- Around line 13253-13259: Separate confirmed global-name absence from
unavailable direct module-cell storage in the LOAD_GLOBAL specialization around
module_dict_cell_slot_direct; only permit the builtins fold when absence is
proven, otherwise retain the residual path that reads the live globals entry.
Add a traced regression covering a switched globals-dictionary strategy where a
global shadows a builtin and is loaded repeatedly, preserving line-by-line
RPython/PyPy structural parity.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Use the same image variant in the build and run steps.
The build command creates pyre-ubuntu24-amd64-repro, but the default run command starts pyre-ubuntu24-arm64-repro with --platform linux/arm64. Following this workflow does not run the image that was built. Add a matching arm64 build path, or run the amd64 image with --platform linux/amd64 --rosetta.
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In @.claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md around lines 54 - 59, Align the
build and run examples in the apple-container skill so they use the same image
variant and platform. Update the relevant build/run commands around the existing
container workflow to either add the arm64 build matching
pyre-ubuntu24-arm64-repro or change the run step to use
pyre-ubuntu24-amd64-repro with linux/amd64 and --rosetta.
| MAIN=$(sed -n 's|^gitdir: \(.*\)/\.git/worktrees/.*|\1|p' .git) # empty in a normal clone | ||
| container run -d --name pyre-linux --platform linux/arm64 -m 12G -c 4 \ | ||
| --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)",target=/workspace/pyre \ | ||
| --mount type=bind,source="$(dirname "$PWD")/.pyre-build",target=/workspace/.pyre-build \ | ||
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| pyre-ubuntu24-arm64-repro sleep infinity |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Handle Git worktrees conditionally in both container workflows.
Both documents derive an empty MAIN for normal clones but still use it as a bind-mount path. This prevents normal-clone startup and breaks the corresponding Git setup.
.claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md#L80-L85: add the main-checkout mount only when.gitis a worktree file..claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md#L91-L96: guard and quote the main-checkoutsafe.directoryentry.tools/ubuntu24-amd64-repro/README.md#L20-L25: apply the same conditional mount logic.tools/ubuntu24-amd64-repro/README.md#L28-L34: apply the matching conditional safe-directory instructions.
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In @.claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md around lines 80 - 85, Update both
container workflows to handle Git worktrees conditionally: in
.claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md lines 80-85 and
tools/ubuntu24-amd64-repro/README.md lines 20-25, add the main-checkout bind
mount only when .git is a worktree file; in
.claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md lines 91-96 and
tools/ubuntu24-amd64-repro/README.md lines 28-34, conditionally add the quoted
main-checkout safe.directory entry using the same worktree check, while
preserving normal-clone startup behavior.
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| fatal: not a git repository: /Users/youknowone/Projects/pyre/.git/worktrees/pyre-6 | ||
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Specify a language for the fenced error block.
Markdownlint reports the fence at Line 162. Change the opening fence to ```text.
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[warning] 162-162: Fenced code blocks should have a language specified
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In @.claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md around lines 162 - 164, Update the
fenced error block around the shown fatal message to use an explicit text
language on its opening fence, changing the unlabeled fence to a text-labeled
fence while preserving the error content.
Source: Linters/SAST tools
| let exc_slot = shadow_stack_len(); | ||
| pin_root(exc); | ||
| let tb_slot = shadow_stack_len(); | ||
| pin_root(w_exception_get_traceback(exc)); |
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Read the exception from its root slot at Line 3385.
pin_root(exc) can normalize exc_slot after a foreign collection. The local exc can then be a forwarding reference. w_exception_get_traceback(exc) dereferences that stale reference before the traceback is rooted.
Read shadow_stack_get(exc_slot) when initializing tb_slot.
Proposed fix
let exc_slot = shadow_stack_len();
pin_root(exc);
let tb_slot = shadow_stack_len();
- pin_root(w_exception_get_traceback(exc));
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| let exc_slot = shadow_stack_len(); | |
| pin_root(exc); | |
| let tb_slot = shadow_stack_len(); | |
| pin_root(w_exception_get_traceback(exc)); | |
| let exc_slot = shadow_stack_len(); | |
| pin_root(exc); | |
| let tb_slot = shadow_stack_len(); | |
| pin_root(w_exception_get_traceback(shadow_stack_get(exc_slot))); |
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/importing.rs` around lines 3382 - 3385, Update the
traceback-rooting sequence near exc_slot so w_exception_get_traceback reads the
exception through shadow_stack_get(exc_slot) rather than the potentially stale
local exc after pin_root(exc). Use that rooted value when initializing tb_slot,
preserving the existing pin_root behavior.
| container run --rm --platform linux/amd64 --rosetta -m 20G -c 4 \ | ||
| --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)",target=/workspace/pyre \ | ||
| --mount type=bind,source="$(dirname "$PWD")/.pyre-build",target=/workspace/.pyre-build \ | ||
| --mount type=bind,source="$MAIN",target="$MAIN" \ | ||
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial
Preserve the container-local toolchain between runs.
--rm deletes the container after exit, but charon toolchain-path installs the pinned nightly in the container filesystem. Each new container must reinstall that toolchain. Use the detached-container and container exec flow from .claude/skills/apple-container/SKILL.md, or state that this workflow intentionally accepts repeated installation. Also verify that the image's default command provides an interactive shell before directing the reader to run the next commands “Inside the container.”
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In `@tools/ubuntu24-amd64-repro/README.md` around lines 21 - 25, Update the
README’s container workflow to preserve the container-local toolchain between
runs by replacing the --rm one-shot invocation with the detached-container and
container exec flow used by the established apple-container guidance. Verify
that the image’s default command starts an interactive shell before instructing
readers to run subsequent commands inside the container; otherwise explicitly
document that repeated toolchain installation is intentional.
| `pyre/check.py` cannot run here: it requires CPython 3.14 and `pypy3`, and this | ||
| image carries neither. Use the container for crashes and wrong answers, and | ||
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Pass the Linux binary explicitly to the CPython runner.
The build writes pyre-cranelift to target-linux/release, but pyre/cpython_tests/run.py defaults to target/release. The documented command can therefore select a missing or stale host binary. Add --binary target-linux/release/pyre-cranelift, as the Apple container skill already does.
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+`pyre/check.py` cannot run here: it requires CPython 3.14 and `pypy3`, and this
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When a property getter is entered from a FOR_ITER trace and contains a nested call that the walker cannot inline, removing the exc_override_has_nested_call guard admits the getter as DeferredCall. This path still passes entry_is_call_boundary = true even though the entry is LOAD_ATTR, so the deferred-abort logic rewinds using CALL stack semantics and can resume with the receiver slot missing or replaced, producing incorrect iteration results or a crash. Keep the nested-call decline except for calls proven to complete in the sub-walk, or implement a proper LOAD_ATTR resume boundary.
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/oldgen.rs`:
- Around line 90-105: Update the error-layout calculation near allocation_size
so it remains fallible for unrepresentable total_size values: start with
try_round_up(total_size.max(GcHeader::MIN_NURSERY_OBJ_SIZE)), then checked-add
card_header_bytes and apply the same checked rounding sequence used by
try_alloc_with_card_header. Preserve the contextual panic message and avoid
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| // The fallible path also returns None for a request no | ||
| // allocation could ever satisfy, and `handle_alloc_error` | ||
| // reports only the byte count. Name the request first, or an | ||
| // undecodable object size reaches the operator as a bare | ||
| // `LayoutError` with nothing to attribute it to. | ||
| let alloc_size = Self::allocation_size(total_size) | ||
| .checked_add(card_header_bytes) | ||
| .and_then(try_round_up); | ||
| let layout = alloc_size | ||
| .and_then(|alloc_size| Layout::from_size_align(alloc_size, WORD).ok()); | ||
| let Some(layout) = layout else { | ||
| panic!( | ||
| "GC BUG: oldgen request describes no allocation: \ | ||
| total_size={total_size} card_header_bytes={card_header_bytes}" | ||
| ); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the error-layout calculation fallible.
Line 95 calls allocation_size, which uses non-fallible rounding. An unrepresentable total_size can fail before this code emits the new contextual GC BUG message.
Use try_round_up(total_size.max(GcHeader::MIN_NURSERY_OBJ_SIZE)) here. Then add and round card_header_bytes with the same checked sequence as try_alloc_with_card_header.
Proposed fix
- let alloc_size = Self::allocation_size(total_size)
- .checked_add(card_header_bytes)
- .and_then(try_round_up);
+ let alloc_size = try_round_up(total_size.max(GcHeader::MIN_NURSERY_OBJ_SIZE))
+ .and_then(|obj_size| card_header_bytes.checked_add(obj_size))
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| // The fallible path also returns None for a request no | |
| // allocation could ever satisfy, and `handle_alloc_error` | |
| // reports only the byte count. Name the request first, or an | |
| // undecodable object size reaches the operator as a bare | |
| // `LayoutError` with nothing to attribute it to. | |
| let alloc_size = Self::allocation_size(total_size) | |
| .checked_add(card_header_bytes) | |
| .and_then(try_round_up); | |
| let layout = alloc_size | |
| .and_then(|alloc_size| Layout::from_size_align(alloc_size, WORD).ok()); | |
| let Some(layout) = layout else { | |
| panic!( | |
| "GC BUG: oldgen request describes no allocation: \ | |
| total_size={total_size} card_header_bytes={card_header_bytes}" | |
| ); | |
| }; | |
| // The fallible path also returns None for a request no | |
| // allocation could ever satisfy, and `handle_alloc_error` | |
| // reports only the byte count. Name the request first, or an | |
| // undecodable object size reaches the operator as a bare | |
| // `LayoutError` with nothing to attribute it to. | |
| let alloc_size = try_round_up(total_size.max(GcHeader::MIN_NURSERY_OBJ_SIZE)) | |
| .and_then(|obj_size| card_header_bytes.checked_add(obj_size)) | |
| .and_then(try_round_up); | |
| let layout = alloc_size | |
| .and_then(|alloc_size| Layout::from_size_align(alloc_size, WORD).ok()); | |
| let Some(layout) = layout else { | |
| panic!( | |
| "GC BUG: oldgen request describes no allocation: \ | |
| total_size={total_size} card_header_bytes={card_header_bytes}" | |
| ); | |
| }; |
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/oldgen.rs` around lines 90 - 105, Update the error-layout
calculation near allocation_size so it remains fallible for unrepresentable
total_size values: start with
try_round_up(total_size.max(GcHeader::MIN_NURSERY_OBJ_SIZE)), then checked-add
card_header_bytes and apply the same checked rounding sequence used by
try_alloc_with_card_header. Preserve the contextual panic message and avoid
using the non-fallible allocation_size helper in this path.
`PYTRACEBACK_DESCR_GROUP` marked its size descr `non_moving`, so a traceback node built by compiled code landed in oldgen. Drop the flag; `w_pytraceback_new`, whose Rust caller can hold the returned pointer outside a GC-map slot, keeps its stable allocation. The minor collector reaches the node's `w_next` / `w_code` through `pytraceback_object_custom_trace` (`T_HAS_CUSTOM_TRACE` also forces `T_HAS_GCPTR`), and the raw `frame` field names a `FrameBox::new` allocation that does not move. Isolated at N=300000, one shape per process, median of three: while_callee 0.275 -> 0.110 for_callee 0.237 -> 0.109 while_innermost_lineno 0.217 -> 0.081 for_same_frame 0.123 -> 0.083 while_bare_reraise 0.117 -> 0.076 while_same_frame 0.105 -> 0.095 while_residual_raise 0.083 -> 0.089 total 1.157 -> 0.643 `while_residual_raise`'s three runs span 0.065-0.179, so its change is not resolved. `synth/exception_traceback_loop_forms` moves 16.4x -> 10.7x against pypy, and `guard_failures` 811 -> 810 on all three backends. The new parity fixture retains 600 chains and churns the nursery between raises (minor 81 / major 17 at the default nursery size), then reads every node back; the bench walks each chain immediately and so never observes a node the collector has moved. Assisted-by: Claude
`try_walker_trace_exception_new` admitted only kinds with a trivial-args
constructor plus the OSError family, so `SystemExit`'s extra `code` store
made it reject the whole constructor. Construction then took the generic
`bh_call_fn` residual, whose `CallMayForceR` forced the exception to
escape: over the loop the arm kept one `New` after the optimizer and went
from one `CallMayForce` to two, where the `OSError` arm went 8 -> 0.
Admit the kind and emit `code` as a `SetfieldGc` alongside the base
fields, reproducing `interp_exceptions.py:993-998 W_SystemExit.descr_init`
-- no argument leaves the class default, one is stored verbatim, and
several are stored as the args tuple. The multi-argument representation
is settled before any guard is emitted, so an unsupported tuple layout
declines without leaving trace state behind.
At N=870236, one shape per process, three reps:
MyExit(i) 0.426 -> 0.014
SystemExit(i) 0.427 -> 0.014
MyOS(2, "msg") 0.013 -> 0.013
MyErr("a") 0.012 -> 0.012
so the kind now costs what its siblings cost; peak RSS over that loop
falls 131 MB -> 85 MB. `synth/exception_subclass_attrs` moves 30.9x ->
6.5x against pypy, and `guard_failures` 3 -> 1 on dynasm and cranelift,
2 -> 1 on wasm.
The fixture builds every argument shape for the builtin and for a
subclass adding no `__init__`, keeping the two- and three-element tuple
cases apart because a two-element tuple has its own storage layout, and
runs the loop hot enough for the specialisation to take over.
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Property getter specialization rejected every fget containing a nested call. That includes straight-line raise ValueError(...) bodies, because constructing the exception is represented as a call, so the hot getter stayed as an opaque residual on every iteration even though PyPy traces through property.__get__ and the Python fget. Let the ordinary sub-walk handle nested calls while retaining the straight-line restriction. SubRaise then reaches the LOAD_ATTR catch_exception path without entering the CALL_ASSEMBLER route. Size property_getattr_exceptions above check.py's PyPy timing floor and tighten its ceiling to 30x so the old residual-per-iteration shape becomes an enforced CI regression instead of an informational lower bound.
`strip_bootstrap_traceback_frames` held the chain cursor in a raw local across `code_get_field(w_code, "co_filename")`, which realises a string and can therefore collect. A traceback node emitted by compiled code is nursery-resident since `816a488c87b`, so a collection there moves the node and the walk both steps to `w_next` through the stale copy and republishes it onto the exception. Keep the cursor, the exception and the code object in root slots and re-read them after the call, the idiom `traceback_last_frame` and `write_traceback_chain` already use for their own walks. Those two are the only other Rust walks of the chain; neither allocates inside its loop. Not reproduced as a failure. The GC-stress configuration that would expose it -- `PYPY_GC_NURSERY=131072 MAJIT_GC_NURSERY_POISON=1` -- aborts first inside `int_object_custom_trace`, which reaches a reclaimed nursery child from a remembered oldgen holder during a major mark, on this commit and on its parent alike. Without poison the same workload passes on both. The rooting is correct independently of whether a node reaches the walk today: 4000 failing imports do run compiled code (`loops_compiled=22`, `mc_entered=620`), so the node class is present. Assisted-by: Claude
Pass the function's existing name and qualified-name objects into new generators, preserving object identity and lone surrogates without rebuilding strings. Assisted-by: Claude
`code_yields_inside_try` scanned the whole instruction list on every generator construction. Compute it once in `w_code_new_with_hidden_applevel` and store it in the free high bit of `fast_natural_arity`; the `PyCode` arity accessors mask it away. `generator.py:25` reads the equivalent `co_flags & CO_YIELD_INSIDE_TRY`, which the compiler sets once. Assisted-by: Claude
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`base.py:134-144 _get_size_for_typeid` is one function upstream; pyre had its body inlined at seven call sites (pinned barriers, pinned snapshot, allocate_shadow, copy_nursery_object, object_total_size, try_object_total_size, rpy_memory_usage), each reading the varsize length out of the object and calling `TypeInfo::total_instance_size`. `total_instance_size` is `size + item_size * length` with no check, so a length that is not a live length produces a size that describes no object. Two of the seven sites already knew this — `rpy_memory_usage` used checked arithmetic and `try_object_total_size` is documented as the non-panicking variant "unusable from a diagnostic that is already reporting a corrupt heap" — while the allocating paths did not. Add `try_size_for_typeid` (checked, plus a bound at `isize::MAX`, which no `Layout` can exceed) and the panicking `size_for_typeid`, and route all seven sites through them. The panic names the length, the address and offset it was read from, `item_size`, the fixed size, the type_id and the caller's site label. Without this the failure surfaced from `OldGen::alloc_with_card_header`, which recomputed the size only to report the allocation error and panicked with a bare `invalid allocation layout: LayoutError` — a message that names neither the object nor the length, and that reads as an out-of-memory condition although no allocator was ever asked for the bytes. Report the requested sizes there too. Observed as `cranelift synth/exception_traceback_frame_lineno` on macos-latest; the multiplication in that failure did not overflow, so the covering test exercises that shape as well as the overflowing one. Assisted-by: Claude
Store module names as wrapped Python strings, matching PyPy and avoiding a panic when test_import constructs a lone-surrogate module name. Align the CPython-suite baseline with its Linux x86_64 runner and record the currently observed non-passing modules after the runner move. Assisted-by: Codex
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| if name.as_bytes() != b"__builtins__" { | ||
| clear_shutdown_module_name(dict, name); | ||
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When a module keeps an object only in a single-underscore global and its __del__ reads a public global, this second loop clears the public name before any collection can run the finalizer. Pyre is non-refcounted, so the collection between the private and remaining-name passes was what reproduced _PyModule_ClearDict ordering; collapsing both passes makes such finalizers observe None or fail instead. Keep the passes separate and sweep between them.
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| // One collection for the whole walk, not one per module. `finalize_modules` | ||
| // clears the module dictionaries and lets refcounting release what they | ||
| // held; a sweep per module buys no ordering here, because a finalizer that | ||
| // reads a global reaches its own already-cleared namespace either way, and | ||
| // it costs a full mark-and-sweep for each of the ~100 modules a bare |
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When a detached module contains a finalizable value under a non-string key, clear_shutdown_module_dict deliberately leaves that entry intact, and this sole collection cannot reclaim it because _roots still pins every module. After this function returns the roots are dropped, but finalize_runtime no longer performs the former final collection, so the process exits without running that value's finalizer. Restore a sweep after clear_shutdown_modules returns.
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| // right, so `bytes(m)` / `bytearray(m)` copy it here instead of falling | ||
| // through to the iterable path. | ||
| #[cfg(all(any(unix, windows), not(feature = "sandbox")))] | ||
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On non-sandboxed Windows builds, this condition compiles out the only mmap_buffer_view branch even though the mmap implementation and helper are explicitly supported under cfg(any(unix, windows)). Consequently buffer_as_bytes_like returns None for an mmap on Windows, causing bytes-like consumers to reject it or incorrectly fall through to iterable handling instead of reading its buffer. Retain windows in this gate.
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`#1182` made `Module.w_name` a `PyObjectRef`, so a unit test round-tripping the name through the pyre-object accessors now only restates what the type already guarantees. The path that can still regress is the interpreter's: `module.__init__` projecting the argument through `w_str_get_value` panics on a lone surrogate, which is what the import machinery hands it whenever a filename was decoded with surrogateescape. Cover it where it lives, as a parity fixture over construction, `__init__` re-seeding, `repr` and dict-key lookup. Verified against CPython and pypy3. Assisted-by: Claude
…a unicodedata allocation leak (#1195) * sizeof: count a type's slots as its variable tail `object.__sizeof__` is `tp_basicsize + Py_SIZE(self) * tp_itemsize`, and the `nitems` chain answered 0 for a type object, so every class reported its basicsize alone. A type's variable tail is its `__slots__` member table, so `Py_SIZE` is the slot count. The pre-header half of this change is dropped: `#1174` added `cpython_object_is_gc`, which ports `_PyObject_IS_GC` including the `type_is_gc` refinement that answers with `Py_TPFLAGS_HEAPTYPE`, and so already charges a statically declared type no collector header. Assisted-by: Claude * jit: verify catch-landing coverage end to end under PYRE_CATCH_LIVE_CENSUS `catch_target_extra_ref_colors` exists so that every `catch_exception` finds its landing Ref colors in the marker its owning Python PC resumes at. The existing census counts the anchorless population; nothing checked the property itself once the markers were final. Add a pass that does, gated by the same knob: for each site, resolve the owner PC, read the finished marker, and report any landing color missing from it. Unreachable PCs are skipped -- their markers are cleared wholesale, so an empty set there is correct. Measured over 34 code objects of exception-shaped sources: 193 sites, 193 distinct owner PCs, 0 uncovered sites and 0 uncovered colors. The per-PC anchor table in `derive_after_call_indices_from_sparse` keeps one entry, which would drop a sibling site's colors, but no Python PC owns more than one site -- `catch_exception` is emitted once per canraise block exit and the extra catch links of a multi-exit block lower through `make_exception_link`, which emits none. Recorded on that function. Extract `catch_landing_ref_colors` so the new pass and the existing one read a landing the same way. Assisted-by: Claude * Make implementation comments self-contained * unicodedata: allocate the per-call result strings through the managed path `category`, `bidirectional`, `east_asian_width`, `decomposition`, `name` and `lookup` build a fresh string on every call and returned it through `w_str_new`, whose value buffer comes from `malloc_raw` -- a buffer the collector can never reclaim. Scanning a text one character at a time accumulated one such buffer per call. `w_str_new_managed` allocates a GC storage box when the interpreter collector and the value tid are both live, and falls back to immortal otherwise. The remaining `w_str_new` calls in the module stay: `unidata_version` and its siblings are module constants built once per process, and the others are in tests. Assisted-by: Claude * Remove stale and redundant implementation comments * wasm: pin the recursive-CA counters to the recorded baseline and drop the module fallback `recursive_call_assembler_does_not_refill_zeroed_nursery_frames` asserted `compiles == 4` and `BRIDGE_OK == 3`. The committed `pyre/bench/fib_recursive.wasm.jitstats` records `loops_compiled=1` and `bridges_compiled=8` for the same bench, and `compiles` is the host's module-compile tally over both, so it is 9; `BRIDGE_OK` and `bridges_compiled` count the same event, since `diag_bump(5)` and `self.stats.bridges_compiled += 1` both sit on the `Ok` side of `compile_bridge`, so it is 8. `fannkuch_blackhole_helpers_do_not_reflect_through_the_host` already follows that relation: its `compiles == 28` is `6 + 22` from `fannkuch.wasm.jitstats`. All six runtime tests picked `pyre_wasm.wasm` when `pyre_wasm.wasm-host.wasm` was absent. `pyre-wasm` builds both its `web` and `wasm-host` features to that one filename, so the fallback can load a `web` module while the assertions pin wasm-host counters. They now read the snapshot path only, through one helper. Assisted-by: Claude * cpython_tests: carry each failing case's exception line in the digest `failure_digest` listed unittest's `FAIL:`/`ERROR:` headers, which name the case but not the cause. A case that fails only on the CI host cannot be re-run locally to find out, so the header alone left the run diagnosable only by another CI cycle. Each header now carries the line its traceback ended on, and the FAIL detail cap rises from 300 to 900 to fit four of them. Assisted-by: Claude * parity: cover a module name carrying a lone surrogate `#1182` made `Module.w_name` a `PyObjectRef`, so a unit test round-tripping the name through the pyre-object accessors now only restates what the type already guarantees. The path that can still regress is the interpreter's: `module.__init__` projecting the argument through `w_str_get_value` panics on a lone surrogate, which is what the import machinery hands it whenever a filename was decoded with surrogateescape. Cover it where it lives, as a parity fixture over construction, `__init__` re-seeding, `repr` and dict-key lookup. Verified against CPython and pypy3. Assisted-by: Claude * cpython_tests: report the last link of a chained traceback `traceback_verdict` returned the first unindented line after the header, so a test whose failure chained through `raise ... from` reported the inner cause rather than the exception it actually failed with. Taking the block's last unindented line instead would break the other shape: an assertion failure prints its diff below the `AssertionError`, unindented. Arm the search on each `Traceback` banner and let the next unindented line answer for that link, so a chain's later links overwrite the earlier ones while a diff below the answer is ignored. Assisted-by: Claude
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Summary
Property getter result
The PyPy oracle reports one loop, zero bridges, and zero forcings. Pyre now reports one loop, zero bridges, zero aborts, and one initial guard failure. The focused check.py run passes at 12.2x PyPy; the prior CI result was an informational lower bound of roughly 31-37x because the PyPy measurement was clamped.
Verification
The local check and test used the LLBC fingerprint bypass only because unrelated, unstaged interpreter edits changed after LLBC extraction. The final commit in this PR is translator/fixture-only; clean CI will perform the normal fingerprint checks.
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Bug Fixes
SystemExit, traceback chains, and nested property getter calls.Tests & Benchmarks