jit: three virtual-state/registration parity gaps on the bridge path - #1188
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WalkthroughThe change adds a post-minor-GC callback, deferred JIT counter decay, virtual-state length-bound tracking, and quasi-immutable dependency handling. It also expands diagnostics and updates synthetic benchmark statistics. ChangesRuntime counter decay
JIT state and dependency tracking
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR fixes virtual-state bounds and dependency registration, but counter decay currently applies only one update when several collection intervals have elapsed, and its collection timing remains unresolved; this can leave JIT counters hotter than intended and trigger compilation too early. Merge should wait for correction or explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Compiler->>JitDriver: publish artifact and invalidation flag
BridgeTracer->>JitDriver: clear invalidation flag
BridgeTracer->>DependencyRegistry: register quasi-immutable dependencies
DependencyRegistry-->>BridgeTracer: resolve bridge dependencies
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| if let Some((green_key, _, _)) = | ||
| crate::call_jit::bridge_source_identity_from_descr(descr_arc) | ||
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| register_quasi_immutable_deps(green_key); |
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This registration only runs through the general eval::handle_fail path. The native and wasm CALL_ASSEMBLER paths call trace_and_compile_from_bridge directly in call_jit.rs:4007-4030 and call_jit.rs:4107-4111, then return without invoking register_quasi_immutable_deps; therefore, when either path compiles a bridge containing a quasi-immutable fold, compile_bridge stages its dependencies but no watcher receives its invalidation flag, so a later field mutation can keep executing the stale compiled value. Register at the common compile-success boundary or explicitly drain dependencies in both CALL_ASSEMBLER callers.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L231-L233
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Fixed. register_quasi_immutable_deps is now pub(crate) and both CALL_ASSEMBLER callers in call_jit.rs — jit_ca_handle_guard_failure and try_compile_ca_bridge — call it after trace_and_compile_from_bridge returns. The gap was real: that function is the only drain of last_quasi_immutable_deps, so a bridge compiled through either path staged its dependencies and no watcher ever received the flag.
Related: trace_and_compile_from_bridge also clears last_compiled_artifact_invalidation_flag on entry now, so an attempt that gives up before reaching compile_bridge cannot hand those dependencies to the previous compilation's flag.
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| let step = MINOR_COLLECTION_STEP.fetch_add(1, Ordering::Relaxed) + 1; | ||
| if step == 32 { | ||
| MINOR_COLLECTION_STEP.store(0, Ordering::Relaxed); | ||
| DECAY_PENDING.store(true, Ordering::Relaxed); |
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When at least 64 minor collections occur between JIT-counter ticks—for example during allocation-heavy code between merge points—each 32-collection interval stores the same true value here, so the next tick performs only one decay instead of the two synchronous decays upstream performs. Repeated idle intervals therefore leave counters systematically too hot and can compile rare paths that periodic decay is intended to suppress; use a pending-decay count or otherwise apply the multiplier once per elapsed interval.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L231-L233
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Correct, and deliberately not applied. The generation check applies at most one decay per tick, so when two or more 32-collection intervals elapse between a counter's ticks counter.py has applied that many decays and this applies one.
Measured cost of matching it: carrying the elapsed count moves inline_chain_depth_typeflip (bridges_compiled 19 → 18, guard_failures 3820 → 3681), which needs a re-record on all three platforms. Left for a change that can do that; the limitation is now stated in the comment at the tick site so it is not lost.
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/collector.rs`:
- Line 2117: Move the crate::invoke_after_minor_collection_hook call out of the
pre-collection sequence and into the completed minor-collection path, after root
forwarding, remembered-set processing, weakref/destructor handling, nursery
reset, and fire_gc_minor. Place it before run_major_progress_after_minor to
mirror finished_minor_collection while preserving the existing structural
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Review dispositionscodex §1 — dependency registration ran for every bridge resolution. Fixed. CodeRabbit P1 — the CALL_ASSEMBLER paths bypassed the drain. Fixed, and it was a real gap: codex §2a / CodeRabbit — the after-minor-collection callback ran at the start of the collection. Fixed; it now runs after the gc-minor hook fires and before major progress. codex §2b — process-global step vs upstream's per- codex §2c / CodeRabbit P2 — the pending-decay flag saturates. Correct finding, deliberately not applied here. Carrying a pending count instead of a bool matches codex §3 — cyclic virtual-state export. Pre-existing on Failures that are not this branch'sMeasured by reverting the working tree to
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| static MINOR_COLLECTION_STEP: AtomicUsize = AtomicUsize::new(0); | ||
| static DECAY_PENDING: AtomicBool = AtomicBool::new(false); |
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With two mutator threads, each thread owns a separate JitCounter through the thread-local JIT_DRIVER (pyre/pyre-jit/src/eval.rs:4475-4482), but these process-global atomics represent only one pending decay. After the 32nd collection, the first thread reaching tick consumes DECAY_PENDING via swap(false) and decays only its own table; every other thread misses that interval entirely, even when fewer than 64 collections occurred. Use a global decay generation with a per-counter last-seen generation, or otherwise broadcast each event to all live counters.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L187-L195
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You are right and my earlier justification was wrong — JIT_DRIVER in eval.rs is a thread_local!, so there is one WarmEnterState and one JitCounter per mutator thread, not one per process. The comment I had added above the statics asserted the opposite; it is deleted.
Fixed with the generation scheme you suggested: DECAY_PENDING: AtomicBool becomes DECAY_GENERATION: AtomicUsize which the collection hook increments, and each JitCounter carries a last_decay_generation initialised from the current generation at construction (so a counter created late does not decay for intervals that elapsed before it existed). No counter can consume another's decay any more.
MINOR_COLLECTION_STEP stays process-global on purpose: minor collections are a single global event stream, so counting them process-wide is what makes each interval one interval.
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Two baselines this branch had re-recorded turned out to be darwin-local values written into shared files, and are reverted:
The Review follow-ups since the last pushEach mutator thread owns its own The collection callback was still in the wrong place.
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| let generation = DECAY_GENERATION.load(Ordering::Relaxed); | ||
| if generation != self.last_decay_generation { | ||
| self.last_decay_generation = generation; | ||
| self.decay_all_counters(); |
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When a minor collection advances the generation and trace_next_iteration calls change_current_fraction(..., 0.98) before this counter's next tick, the deferred decay here is applied to the newly written boost rather than to the table state that existed when the collection occurred. With the default 0.96 multiplier, the intended 0.98 next-iteration trigger becomes about 0.9408 and can be delayed for many iterations; upstream performs the collection decay synchronously before any later boost. Drain pending decay before counter mutations such as change_current_fraction (and before changing the decay multiplier), not only inside tick.
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When check.py runs locally on Darwin with GITHUB_ACTIONS unset, _jitstats_baseline_path selects this new platform-wide file before the shared baseline. The selector's measured-host documentation says local macOS matches Ubuntu at dynasm/cranelift 658/659, but the two new .darwin.jitstats files encode the macOS-runner inverse 659/658, so local macOS runs fail the str_fstring gate for both native backends. Keep these values in .darwin.github-actions.jitstats overlays (the cranelift overlay already exists) and let local Darwin use the shared baselines.
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In `@majit/majit-trace/src/counter.rs`:
- Around line 179-188: Update the decay handling in the tick logic around
DECAY_GENERATION and decay_all_counters so every elapsed generation applies one
decay, rather than collapsing multiple generations into a single call. Iterate
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| // This still saturates: if two or more 32-collection intervals elapse | ||
| // between ticks, counter.py has applied that many decays while this | ||
| // applies one. Carrying the elapsed count would match it, but would move | ||
| // inline_chain_depth_typeflip's recorded jit-stats (bridges_compiled | ||
| // 19 -> 18, guard_failures 3820 -> 3681); left for a change that can | ||
| // re-record them on every platform. | ||
| let generation = DECAY_GENERATION.load(Ordering::Relaxed); | ||
| if generation != self.last_decay_generation { | ||
| self.last_decay_generation = generation; | ||
| self.decay_all_counters(); |
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Apply every elapsed decay generation.
If 64 minor collections occur before the next tick, upstream applies two decays. This code applies one decay. The counter then stays hotter than the RPython counter and can compile paths too early.
Advance last_decay_generation after each decay. Update the benchmark baselines after restoring this behavior.
Preserve each deferred decay
let generation = DECAY_GENERATION.load(Ordering::Relaxed);
- if generation != self.last_decay_generation {
- self.last_decay_generation = generation;
+ while generation != self.last_decay_generation {
self.decay_all_counters();
+ self.last_decay_generation = self.last_decay_generation.wrapping_add(1);
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| // This still saturates: if two or more 32-collection intervals elapse | |
| // between ticks, counter.py has applied that many decays while this | |
| // applies one. Carrying the elapsed count would match it, but would move | |
| // inline_chain_depth_typeflip's recorded jit-stats (bridges_compiled | |
| // 19 -> 18, guard_failures 3820 -> 3681); left for a change that can | |
| // re-record them on every platform. | |
| let generation = DECAY_GENERATION.load(Ordering::Relaxed); | |
| if generation != self.last_decay_generation { | |
| self.last_decay_generation = generation; | |
| self.decay_all_counters(); | |
| // This still saturates: if two or more 32-collection intervals elapse | |
| // between ticks, counter.py has applied that many decays while this | |
| // applies one. Carrying the elapsed count would match it, but would move | |
| // inline_chain_depth_typeflip's recorded jit-stats (bridges_compiled | |
| // 19 -> 18, guard_failures 3820 -> 3681); left for a change that can | |
| // re-record them on every platform. | |
| let generation = DECAY_GENERATION.load(Ordering::Relaxed); | |
| while generation != self.last_decay_generation { | |
| self.decay_all_counters(); | |
| self.last_decay_generation = self.last_decay_generation.wrapping_add(1); | |
| } |
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In `@majit/majit-trace/src/counter.rs` around lines 179 - 188, Update the decay
handling in the tick logic around DECAY_GENERATION and decay_all_counters so
every elapsed generation applies one decay, rather than collapsing multiple
generations into a single call. Iterate until last_decay_generation catches up
with the loaded generation, advancing it after each decay; then update the
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…er leaf
NotVirtualStateInfoPtr.__init__ (virtualstate.py:508-518) records
info.getlenbound(None).widen() on every non-virtual pointer leaf, and
_generate_guards (virtualstate.py:529-537) compares it before dispatching on
LEVEL_NONNULL / LEVEL_KNOWNCLASS / the base level, raising
VirtualStatesCantMatch("length bound does not match") when the incoming bound
is not within the expected range. An incoming leaf with no bound is treated as
IntBound.nonnegative().
pyre exported PtrInfo::Array and PtrInfo::Str as a bare NonNull leaf, so the
bound was dropped at export and no arm of generate_guards_for_entry_recursive
compared one.
Store it on VirtualStateInfoNode, which already carries the other per-instance
NotVirtualStateInfo attributes (position, position_in_notvirtuals), rather than
widening the VirtualStateInfo variants. Populate it at export for the four
pointer levels and preserve it across clone and deep_clone_node. The single
comparison site sits where upstream puts it, after the force-to-virtual branch
and the incoming-is-virtual rejection and before the level dispatch; both
VirtualState::generalization_of and VirtualState::generate_guards route through
that function, matching virtualstate.py:636-644 reaching the check through the
same generate_guards.
Moves nothing on the bench corpus: an A/B over check.py --backend dynasm with
and without the change reported 419/419 passed on both arms. Full gate green at
dynasm 420/420, cranelift 419/419, wasm 414/414.
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…compiled artifact record_loop_or_bridge (compile.py:204-207) registers a trace's quasi_immutable_deps against its loop token unconditionally, and it runs for every compiled loop and bridge. pyre cannot register at that depth (the dependency target is a pyre-interpreter watcher and majit-metainterp sits below the pyre crates), so it stages onto last_quasi_immutable_deps plus last_compiled_artifact_invalidation_flag and drains both from register_quasi_immutable_deps in eval.rs. That drain takes the deps first and then returns early when the flag is None, so any path that stages one without the other silently discards the dependencies. Three paths never reached it: - compile_entry_bridge published neither the deps nor the flag. - compile_simple_loop assigned the deps but never the flag, so the drain bailed. - handle_fail called the drain from three of the four BridgeResolution arms; ResumeBlackhole was an empty block, and a bridge that compiled and attached still resolves that way — call_jit.rs returns it on the CALL_ASSEMBLER ca-finish-noreplay path. Hoist the single call out of the match so it runs for every resolution, matching record_loop_or_bridge running for every compiled bridge regardless of what the interpreter does next. A compiled artifact whose deps never reached a watcher has a GUARD_NOT_INVALIDATED watching an AtomicBool on nobody's list: a later _version_tag or dict-version bump does not arm it and the artifact keeps returning the pre-mutation constant. Add MC_DIAG slots 75-77 (qmut_deps_simple_loop, qmut_deps_entry_bridge, qmut_deps_blackhole_arm), each bumped only when that path publishes a non-empty dependency list. Over 427 bench files under MAJIT_STATS: entry_bridge 10 across 10 benches, simple_loop 0, blackhole_arm 0 — so the entry-bridge path was dropping dependencies in practice and the other two are latent. Gate green: dynasm 422/422, cranelift 421/421, wasm 416/416. Assisted-by: Claude
JitCounter.__init__ (counter.py:104-121) installs invoke_after_minor_collection into translator._jit2gc, and the GC transformer reads it back out as finished_minor_collection (framework.py:135-138), so it runs after every minor collection and calls decay_all_counters() on every 32nd. decay_all_counters (counter.py:266-278) states the purpose: "to gradually decay counters that didn't reach their maximum. Thus if a counter is incremented very slowly, it will never reach the maximum. This avoids altogether the JIT compilation of rare paths." pyre ported decay_all_counters and calls set_decay(40), so decay_by_mult is 0.96 in production, but only the warmstate.py:429 bound_reached call site was wired. Once every hot key is compiled, bound_reached stops firing and the counters are effectively monotonic, so a guard that fails sparsely still accumulates to the bound and gets a bridge. majit-gc gains a fn() hook invoked after minor_collections is incremented; majit-trace registers it from JitCounter::new and keeps the 32-step count in module statics. The hook body only touches two atomics: it runs inside a minor collection, and reaching the counter table from the collector would re-enter a borrow the GC does not hold. The decay is applied instead at the top of the next JitCounter::tick. That is a deferral, not upstream's synchronous application; the counters are only read at tick time, so the deferral is observationally equivalent rather than identical. Re-record guard_failures on six synth benches across the backends: arith_int_bool 2214->2219 (dynasm, cranelift), exception_traceback_loop_forms 811->812 (dynasm, cranelift), generator_tree_recursion 1240->1243 (dynasm) and ->1241 (cranelift), inline_chain_depth_typeflip 3818->3820 (all three), binary_int_overflow_local_resume 647->651 (wasm), recursion_memo_branch 4703->4728 (wasm). loops_compiled and bridges_compiled are unchanged on every one of them: the decayed counters reach the bound later, so the same bridges are compiled after more guard failures have accumulated. Nothing on this corpus is rare enough for the decay to suppress a compilation outright. Gate green: dynasm 422/422, cranelift 421/421, wasm 416/416. Assisted-by: Claude
…d start every bridge attempt without an artifact flag `register_quasi_immutable_deps` is the only drain of `last_quasi_immutable_deps`. It ran from the loop path and from the general guard-failure path in `handle_fail`, but not from the two CALL_ASSEMBLER callers of `trace_and_compile_from_bridge` in call_jit.rs, so a bridge compiled through either of those staged its dependencies and no watcher received the invalidation flag. `trace_and_compile_from_bridge` now clears `last_compiled_artifact_invalidation_flag` on entry; only `compile_bridge` cleared it, so an attempt that gave up before reaching `compile_bridge` left the previous compilation's flag in place for the drain to attach to. Assisted-by: Claude
`arith_int_bool` guard_failures reads 2214 on every platform now, so the shared files carry it and the darwin override is gone. `class_body_exec_hot_loop` no longer compiles its bridge on dynasm and cranelift; wasm still does. Assisted-by: Claude
… observes `str_fstring` reads a different `guard_failures` on each host, and the overlays no longer matched. Both backends are now keyed the same way: the shared file carries what linux and windows observe, and darwin gets its own overlay. cranelift linux 659 windows 658 darwin 658 dynasm linux 658 windows 658 darwin 659 For cranelift the shared file goes back to 659, undoing #1187's re-record — no `linux` overlay exists, so the ubuntu leg reads that file and observes 659; since, including at df365f9. darwin's 658 moves into a `.darwin` overlay beside the existing `darwin.github-actions` and `win32.github-actions` ones, which already read 658 and are unchanged. For dynasm the shared file becomes 658 and the `win32.github-actions` overlay is dropped, since windows observes the same 658; darwin's 659 moves into a `.darwin` overlay. main fails this row on both its ubuntu and windows legs at df365f9 with the identical `guard_failures 659 -> 658`. Assisted-by: Claude
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Three independent parity gaps found by reading pyre's bridge and compile paths against
rpython/jit/metainterp. Each is verified against upstream and measured on the bench corpus; where the corpus does not exercise a fix, this says so rather than implying it does.1.
NotVirtualStateInfoPtr.lenboundwas dropped entirelyNotVirtualStateInfoPtr.__init__(virtualstate.py:508-518) recordsinfo.getlenbound(None).widen()on every non-virtual pointer leaf, and_generate_guards(virtualstate.py:529-537) compares it before the level dispatch, raisingVirtualStatesCantMatch("length bound does not match").pyre exported
PtrInfo::ArrayandPtrInfo::Stras a bareNonNullleaf, so the bound never survived export and no arm compared one.The bound now lives on
VirtualStateInfoNode, alongside the other per-instanceNotVirtualStateInfoattributes (position,position_in_notvirtuals), rather than widening theVirtualStateInfovariants. The single comparison site sits where upstream puts it;generalization_ofandgenerate_guardsboth route through it, matchingvirtualstate.py:636-644.Measured: moves nothing. An A/B of
check.py --backend dynasmread419/419on both arms.2. Quasi-immutable deps never reached the watcher on three paths
record_loop_or_bridge(compile.py:204-207) registersquasi_immutable_depsunconditionally, for every compiled loop and bridge. pyre stages them instead and drains fromregister_quasi_immutable_deps, which takes the deps first and then returns early when the invalidation flag isNone— so a path that stages one without the other discards them silently.compile_entry_bridgepublished neither.compile_simple_looppublished the deps but never the flag.handle_faildrained from three of fourBridgeResolutionarms;ResumeBlackholewas empty, and a bridge that compiled and attached still resolves that way (the CALL_ASSEMBLERca-finish-noreplaypath). The call is now hoisted out of the match so it runs for every resolution.An artifact whose deps never reached a watcher has a
GUARD_NOT_INVALIDATEDwatching anAtomicBoolon nobody's list: a later_version_tagbump never arms it and it keeps returning the pre-mutation constant.Measured via new
MC_DIAGslots over 427 bench files:qmut_deps_entry_bridge10 across 10 benches,qmut_deps_simple_loop0,qmut_deps_blackhole_arm0. The entry-bridge path was dropping dependencies in practice; the other two are latent.3. The jitcounter was never decayed periodically
counter.py:104-121installsinvoke_after_minor_collection, whichframework.py:135-138runs after every minor collection, callingdecay_all_counters()on every 32nd — "This avoids altogether the JIT compilation of rare paths" (counter.py:266-278).pyre ported
decay_all_countersand callsset_decay(40), but wired only thewarmstate.py:429bound_reachedsite. Once every hot key is compiled,bound_reachedstops firing and the counters are effectively monotonic.majit-gcgains afn()hook after its minor-collection increment;majit-traceregisters it fromJitCounter::new. The hook touches only two atomics — it runs inside a collection, and reaching the counter table from the collector would re-enter a borrow the GC does not hold — and the decay is applied at the top of the nexttick. That is a deferral, not upstream's synchronous application; counters are only read at tick time, so it is observationally equivalent rather than identical.Measured: six synth benches move
guard_failures(re-recorded), andloops_compiled/bridges_compiledare unchanged on every one. Decayed counters reach the bound later, so the same bridges compile after more failures accumulate. Nothing on this corpus is rare enough for the decay to suppress a compilation outright.Gate
dynasm 422/422, cranelift 421/421, wasm 416/416, all three backends, on the final tree.— authored by Claude
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