cpyext follow-ups, constructor-argument GC roots, and NULL symbol rejection - #1198
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WalkthroughThe change improves moving-GC safety in nursery allocation, slice assignment, and call dispatch. It also updates cpyext fork handling, extension loading and metadata, Python version macros, dynamic-module signatures, and JIT loop-close restart handling. ChangesNursery allocation GC safety
Call dispatch GC safety
cpyext extension compatibility
JIT loop resume handling
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes Mergeability Score: 🔴 Critical · up to The PR still passes heap pointers captured before allocation points in constructor/descriptor calls and extension-module setup; garbage collection can make them stale, causing incorrect behavior or crashes. These unresolved correctness issues make the current head unsafe to merge until fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Interpreter
participant GC roots
participant Call dispatch
participant Constructor
Interpreter->>GC roots: root callable, type, instance, and arguments
Call dispatch->>GC roots: reload forwarded values
Call dispatch->>Constructor: dispatch refreshed arguments
Constructor-->>Interpreter: return initialized object
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participant Extension loader
participant Dynamic library
participant cpyext cache
participant Importlib metadata
Extension loader->>cpyext cache: check cached extension
Extension loader->>Dynamic library: resolve initialization symbol
Dynamic library-->>Extension loader: return validated address
Extension loader->>Importlib metadata: initialize module attributes
Importlib metadata-->>Extension loader: return relocated module
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14/Python.h`:
- Around line 13-17: Add the standard Python version macros alongside
PY_MICRO_VERSION and PY_VERSION_HEX: set PY_VERSION to the 3.14.6 final version
string, PY_RELEASE_LEVEL to the final-release constant, and PY_RELEASE_SERIAL to
0. Preserve the existing numeric version values and hexadecimal encoding.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/call.rs`:
- Around line 3088-3092: Root w_insttype before lookup_in_type, then reload its
root slot before both lookup_in_type and the subsequent baseobjspace::get calls.
Apply the same rooting and reload sequence at the descriptor-binding paths
around the init_fn call and the corresponding second site, preserving valid
heap-type addresses when lookup_in_type collects.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext.rs`:
- Around line 389-401: Update lookup_init_address to preserve lookup errors
while continuing to reject address 0 as an unresolved symbol. Return a Result
carrying the lookup error, then update both call sites to distinguish missing or
closed libraries from missing symbols and report the appropriate failure
message, following the error-kind handling in lookup_symbol.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/importing.rs`:
- Around line 1271-1294: Update set_extension_module_spec to return unit instead
of Result<(), crate::PyError>, since all fallible operations already convert
failures into early Ok(()) returns or discard them; adjust its callers to stop
propagating a nonexistent error, while preserving the existing best-effort
behavior and aligning the documentation with set_builtin_module_spec.
- Around line 3125-3130: Update the direct extension-module branch to pass the
rooted value from shadow_stack_get(module_slot) into set_extension_module_spec
after pinning module, matching the ExtensionPackage branch and avoiding use of
the pre-pin local.
Apply the same fix in `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/importing.rs` around lines 3159
- 3165: The same pre-pin local is returned after module_ns_store.
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| #define PY_MICRO_VERSION 6 | ||
| /* 3.14.6 final, matching sys.hexversion. The release-level nibble is 0xF for a | ||
| final release, so a value ending in 0x00 would put every `#if PY_VERSION_HEX | ||
| >= 0x030E00F0` extension on its pre-release branch. */ | ||
| #define PY_VERSION_HEX 0x030E06F0 |
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Python.h defines only the numeric version macros and PY_VERSION_HEX. Add PY_VERSION, PY_RELEASE_LEVEL, and PY_RELEASE_SERIAL with values for Python 3.14.6 final to preserve standard extension compatibility.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14/Python.h` around lines 13 - 17, Add
the standard Python version macros alongside PY_MICRO_VERSION and
PY_VERSION_HEX: set PY_VERSION to the 3.14.6 final version string,
PY_RELEASE_LEVEL to the final-release constant, and PY_RELEASE_SERIAL to 0.
Preserve the existing numeric version values and hexadecimal encoding.
| // Binding the descriptor allocates, so the arguments are | ||
| // reloaded after it rather than before. | ||
| let mut init_args = Vec::with_capacity(pos_args.len()); | ||
| extend_current_args(&mut init_args); | ||
| call_with_kwargs_in_ctx(execution_context, init_fn, &init_args, ¤t_kwargs())? |
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Root and reload w_insttype before descriptor binding.
lookup_in_type can collect. The w_insttype values created at Lines 3055 and 5009 can then be forwarded before Lines 3084 and 5020 pass them to baseobjspace::get. Pin w_insttype before the lookup and reload its root slot for both the lookup and baseobjspace::get, or derive it again from the rooted instance after the lookup. Otherwise, a non-function __init__ descriptor can receive a stale heap-type address.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/call.rs` around lines 3088 - 3092, Root w_insttype
before lookup_in_type, then reload its root slot before both lookup_in_type and
the subsequent baseobjspace::get calls. Apply the same rooting and reload
sequence at the descriptor-binding paths around the init_fn call and the
corresponding second site, preserving valid heap-type addresses when
lookup_in_type collects.
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| /// Resolve an extension's init entry point, or `None` if the library has none. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// `dlsym` reports a miss by returning NULL, and a resolver that itself | ||
| /// returns NULL leaves `dlerror` unset, so the lookup reports success with | ||
| /// address 0. `rdynload.dlsym` rejects that, and it must be rejected here too: | ||
| /// address 0 transmuted to the init signature is a call through a null pointer. | ||
| fn lookup_init_address(handle: usize, symbol: &str) -> Option<usize> { | ||
| match rustpython_host_env::ctypes::lookup_function_symbol_addr(handle, symbol.as_bytes()) { | ||
| Ok(0) | Err(_) => None, | ||
| Ok(address) => Some(address), | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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lookup_init_address discards the lookup failure reason.
Err(_) and Ok(0) collapse to None. Both call sites then report function {symbol} not found in library. A LibraryNotFound or LibraryClosed handle therefore reports a missing symbol instead of a missing library, which is misleading during extension-load debugging.
crate::module::_ctypes::interp_ctypes::lookup_symbol (lines 428-444 of that file) already implements the same address-0 rule and preserves the error kind. Consider returning Result<usize, LookupSymbolError> here and mapping the kind into the message.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext.rs` around lines 389 - 401, Update
lookup_init_address to preserve lookup errors while continuing to reject address
0 as an unresolved symbol. Return a Result carrying the lookup error, then
update both call sites to distinguish missing or closed libraries from missing
symbols and report the appropriate failure message, following the error-kind
handling in lookup_symbol.
| let Ok(spec) = crate::call::call_function_impl_result( | ||
| shadow_stack_get(from_location_slot), | ||
| &[shadow_stack_get(name_slot), shadow_stack_get(path_slot)], | ||
| ) else { | ||
| return Ok(()); | ||
| }; | ||
| if unsafe { pyre_object::is_none(spec) } { | ||
| return Ok(()); | ||
| } | ||
| let spec_slot = shadow_stack_len(); | ||
| pin_root(spec); | ||
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| let Ok(init) = | ||
| crate::baseobjspace::getattr_str(shadow_stack_get(boot_slot), "_init_module_attrs") | ||
| else { | ||
| return Ok(()); | ||
| }; | ||
| let init_slot = shadow_stack_len(); | ||
| pin_root(init); | ||
| let _ = crate::call::call_function_impl_result( | ||
| shadow_stack_get(init_slot), | ||
| &[shadow_stack_get(spec_slot), shadow_stack_get(mod_slot)], | ||
| ); | ||
| Ok(()) |
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set_extension_module_spec cannot fail, but its signature says it can.
Every fallible step uses let Ok(...) = ... else { return Ok(()) } or discards the result with let _. No path returns Err. The Result<(), crate::PyError> return type therefore makes both call sites use ? for an error that never occurs.
The best-effort behavior matches the doc comment and set_builtin_module_spec, so this is only about the declared type. If the intent is to keep the signature aligned with set_builtin_module_spec, keep it and state that in the doc comment.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/importing.rs` around lines 1271 - 1294, Update
set_extension_module_spec to return unit instead of Result<(), crate::PyError>,
since all fallible operations already convert failures into early Ok(()) returns
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| let module = crate::cpyext::load_extension_module(modulename, &pathname)?; | ||
| let roots = pyre_object::gc_roots::push_roots(); | ||
| let module_slot = pyre_object::gc_roots::shadow_stack_len(); | ||
| roots.pin_root(module); | ||
| set_extension_module_spec(modulename, &pathname, module)?; | ||
| pyre_object::gc_roots::shadow_stack_get(module_slot) |
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Read the rooted module after pinning and allocation. In both extension-module paths, module is stored in a shadow-stack slot but the plain pre-pin local is passed to set_extension_module_spec and returned after module_ns_store. If either operation relocates the object, these uses can pass a stale pointer. Read pyre_object::gc_roots::shadow_stack_get(module_slot) at both sites and return the rooted value.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/importing.rs` around lines 3125 - 3130, Update the
direct extension-module branch to pass the rooted value from
shadow_stack_get(module_slot) into set_extension_module_spec after pinning
module, matching the ExtensionPackage branch and avoiding use of the pre-pin
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Apply the same fix in `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/importing.rs` around lines 3159
- 3165: The same pre-pin local is returned after module_ns_store.
`run_perfn_walk` set `WALK_END_RESTART_PC` for every `CloseLoop`. The portal consumes that cell only on the leg where the walk-end flush declined, and a decline keeps the legacy replay, whose contract is that the frame still holds pre-walk state. Applying the resume pc there moved `last_instr` and `valuestackdepth` to the loop header while the locals stayed at the trace entry, so the frame carried values from two points at once: `_process_class` resumed with `cmp_fields` unbound and `field` holding a bound method pushed ~14 lines later, raising `TypeError: 'str' object is not an iterator` at dataclasses.py:1170. Set the cell only when the resume pc differs from the loop header — the marker legs it was added for (#698), where a loop-header marker inside a super-instruction leaves the frame advanced past the header. Reproduced on darwin-aarch64 and linux-aarch64 with a 15-line dataclass loop under `PYRE_JIT="threshold=3,function_threshold=3"`; green after the change at thresholds 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 12, 20, 40, 80 and 200. Assisted-by: Claude
Replace the three cpyext tables' `LazyLock<Mutex<..>>` with a `ForkMutex<T>` whose lock word `after_fork_child` rebuilds in place, keeping the payload: the child inherits the parent's mappings, so the loaded libraries and the raw-mirror census must survive while only the stale lock word is replaced. Seed `__spec__`/`__loader__`/`__package__`/`__file__` on a natively resolved extension module from `_bootstrap_external.spec_from_file_location`, the way the source and builtin branches of the same `load_part` already do. Accept `create_dynamic(spec, file)`: the fixed arity of 1 rejected the two- argument call with a TypeError before the loader ran. Accept `m_size == 0` in `PyModule_Create2` alongside `-1`; neither allocates per-module state. Set `PY_VERSION_HEX` to `0x030E06F0`, matching `sys.hexversion`. The previous `0x030E0000` sorts below `0x030E00F0` (3.14.0 final). Root `path_list` before the `__path__` store, which allocates. Assert `PyObjectRef` and `majit_ir::GcRef` have the same size and alignment at the root-forwarding cast. Assisted-by: Claude
`type_descr_call_with_mode` pinned neither the type nor its arguments, and `call_with_kwargs_in_ctx` pinned them at entry but then forwarded the incoming slices raw. Both build the `__init__` argument list after `__new__` has run Python code, so a minor collection during `__new__` left the forwarded slice holding pre-move addresses; `__init__` stored one of those into an instance attribute, and the next collection tripped over it through the remembered set. Both paths now read the type and every argument back through `pyre_object::gc_roots`, which is the shape `type_descr_call_impl` already used. Assisted-by: Claude
`dlsym` reports a miss by returning NULL, and a resolver that itself returns NULL leaves `dlerror` unset, so `lookup_function_symbol_addr` reported success with address 0. The unix `lookup_symbol` now rejects that, matching `rdynload.dlsym`, and `_ctypes.dlsym` goes through `lookup_symbol` instead of calling the host lookup directly. Assisted-by: Claude
`load_extension_module` transmuted the looked-up address to the init signature without checking it, so a symbol resolving to NULL became a call through a null pointer. Assisted-by: Claude
`mapdict_storage_custom_trace`'s doc called `storage` an off-GC `Box<Vec<PyObjectRef>>` and said `instance_walk_boxed_storage` consults the map to skip erased unboxed slots. Neither holds: `storage` is a GC-managed leaf block allocated stable and non-moving by `alloc_mapdict_storage_block`, and the walk iterates `0..capacity` unconditionally, which `erase_unboxed` licenses by storing an ordinary `GC_INT_ARRAY` reference in the slot. Assisted-by: Claude
`CallMallocNurseryVarsize` stored a null gcmap into the jitframe before calling `dynasm_nursery_slowpath_varsize`, which can collect. A null gcmap tells the collector the frame holds no references, so the slots the register allocator spilled into (it uses `SAVE_ALL_REGS` here) are not traced and the values they hold are not forwarded. The fixed-size siblings (`CallMallocNursery` / `CallMallocNurseryHeaderless` / `CallMallocNurseryVarsizeFrame`) already push `pending_malloc_nursery_gcmap` and spill the registers into the jitframe slots the gcmap's bits name; this brings the varsize path to the same shape on both backends. The register allocator already attaches a gcmap to this op through `perform_with_gcmap`, so the value was available and unused. This does not change the `-m test.test_unittest` GC crash: 5/5 runs before and after the change abort with the same `GC BUG: invalid type_id`. A constant-length array lowers through `gen_malloc_nursery` (the `total_size >= 0` arm of `handle_new_array`), not this op. Assisted-by: Claude
`STORE_SUBSCR` pops the container, key and value off the value stack before dispatching, so the frame no longer roots any of them. `setitem_list_slice` then held all three as bare addresses across `slice_unpack` (which honors `__index__`), `collect_iterable` (which runs the iterable's own Python code) and the two `w_list_new` allocations. Publish the operands on the shadow stack at entry and re-read each after every step that can collect; the extended-slice loop brackets its item root per iteration rather than pushing one root per element. Measured with `MAJIT_GC_NURSERY_POISON=1` on `-m test.test_unittest`, aarch64 Linux: before the change 3/3 runs abort in `switch_to_object_strategy` on a receiver whose header and body both read the poison fill; after it, 0/5 and the suite reaches `Ran 1090 tests ... OK`. `PYRE_NO_JIT=1` reproduces the same abort at the same site, so the window is in the interpreter. This does not change the `GC BUG: invalid type_id` abort on the same fixture: 5/5 runs with poison off before and after. Assisted-by: Claude
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When a single-phase extension declares m_size == 0, accepting it here routes it through the same EXTENSIONS cache as an m_size == -1 module. On a subsequent fresh load, load_extension_module() returns the copied dictionary at cpyext.rs:410-430 without invoking PyInit_* again, but CPython requires modules with m_size >= 0 to load fresh each time, as exercised by lib-python/3/test/test_import/__init__.py:3137-3155. This suppresses initializer side effects and returns stale module state; zero-sized definitions must bypass that cache or carry reinitialization metadata.
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Follow-up work on top of the merged cpyext slice (#1180), plus two defects the linux CPython-suite gate surfaced.
Constructor arguments went stale across
__new__type_descr_call_with_modepinned neither the type nor its arguments, andcall_with_kwargs_in_ctxpinned them at entry but then forwarded the incoming slices raw. Both build the__init__argument list after__new__has run Python code, so a minor collection during__new__left the forwarded slice holding pre-move addresses.__init__stored one of those into an instance attribute, and the next collection tripped over it through the remembered set:type_descr_call_implalready had the correct shape; the other two now match it and read every argument back throughpyre_object::gc_roots.Measured on linux-aarch64 with
PYRE_NO_JIT=1 PYPY_GC_NURSERY=131072:__new__churns,__init__doessink.append(x)GC BUG__new__churns,__init__doesself.got = xGC BUG__init__, thensetattr(control)setattr(control)test.test_unittestunderPYRE_NO_JIT=1goes from abort toRan 1090 tests ... OK. A separate JIT-side defect with the same symptom remains — it is not addressed here.A symbol resolving to address 0 was reported as found
dlsymreports a miss by returning NULL, and a resolver that itself returns NULL leavesdlerrorunset, solookup_function_symbol_addrreported success with address 0.rdynload.dlsymrejects that._ctypes: the unixlookup_symbolnow rejects it, and_ctypes.dlsymgoes throughlookup_symbolinstead of calling the host lookup directly. Fixestest_ctypes.test_dlerror.test_null_dlsymon the gate.cpyext:load_extension_moduletransmuted the looked-up address to the init signature unchecked, so address 0 became a call through a null pointer.Also here
m_size/slots guard inPyModule_Create2, a spec for extension modules and packages, a pinnedpath_list, and a layout assertion betweenPyObjectRefandGcRef.module: the module name is stored as WTF-8.jit: a walk-end resume pc the flush declined is no longer handed back.pyrex: the shutdown self-registration check converts the WTF-8 name before looking it up in the&str-keyed registry — a semantic conflict with jit: module-scope LOAD_NAME builtins fold; interpreter: shutdown module teardown #1187 that the rebase could not see.Verification
cargo fmt --checkcleancargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasm— 7820 passed, 0 failedtest_ctypesloses thetest_null_dlsymfailure; the remaining gate regressions (test_dllist,test_fileio,test_dataclasses, and the JIT-sidetest_unittestcrash) are pre-existing onmainand are follow-up work.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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