majit: chain the field-offset lookup, prune single-entry assertion raises, and report determinism findings on both streams - #1206
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…ensus `fielddescrof_concrete` selected the struct layout with `owner_id.or(registry_struct_id)`, which short-circuits on the StructId: an `owner_id` carrying no registered layout never consulted `registry_struct_id` and fell through to the declaration-order accumulator. Chain on the whole lookup instead, so a miss on the concrete identity retries on the registry identity. `field_offset_accumulator_fallback` drops to the set that has no layout under either identity. `struct_layouts` is keyed by declaration identities: the registration loop in majit-translate resolves `program.struct_fields.fields` spellings through `struct_id_for_name`, while concrete generic identities are derived later from use-site type arguments. The same loop already falls back to the declaration template for `exact_layouts`. Record the outcome as a three-way `FieldOffsetSource` (concrete hit / template hit / accumulator fallback) instead of a bool. The ~39 field-mint counters were declared as separate statics and the same list restated in `FieldMintCensus`, its `Add`, the snapshot function, and the stats format string in pyre-jit-trace. `field_mint_census.bin` is positional bincode, so a counter inserted mid-struct but appended to the statics shifts every later column. Declare the list once in `define_field_mint_census!` and generate the counters, the census, `snapshot()`, `Add`, `reset_field_mint_census()`, and `fields()` from it; the stats line iterates `fields()`. `pyre-jit-trace`'s build script runs code generation twice in one process under `PYRE_CODEGEN_DETERMINISM_CHECK=in-process`, and the counters are process-global, so the second generation's `field_mint_census.bin` included the first's increments. Reset the counters at the top of each generation. Two counters still differ afterwards — `fieldless_size_shell_mints` and `ei_identical` — because the GcCache and the ei-descr ledger persist across the two generations and the second legitimately does less work, so exclude the file from the in-process verdict via `IN_PROCESS_STATEFUL_OUTPUTS` while still reporting it. Derive `PartialEq` for `StructFieldLayout` and drop the hand-written `struct_layout_fields_equal`. Assisted-by: Claude
`remove_assertion_errors` only removed an exit whose target was `exceptblock` itself, and required the block to have two or more exits. The raise builders `set_raise` / `set_raise_implicit` install exactly one link, so an `AssertionError` raise routed through its own block was never matched. `targets_assertion_error` now follows a one-block indirection when the intermediate block has a single exit and this exit is its only entry, so collapsing it strands no other predecessor. The whole-graph entry scan runs after the O(1) shape tests. Effect on the generated artefacts at this base and corpus, with the change as the only difference: `jitcodes.bin` and `jit_metadata.json` go from DIFFERS to identical under `PYRE_CODEGEN_DETERMINISM_CHECK=in-process`, so the codegen cache is stored instead of refused; `do_warn_explicit` and `w_member_get_direct_kind` no longer carry a build-process heap address in `constants_r` that no runtime patch pass can repair; `all_jitcodes` goes from 2664 to 2643. Four tests cover the direct exit, the single-entry indirection, a raise block with several entries, and a whole-graph single-exit raise. Assisted-by: Claude
The gate narrated on stderr and reported findings on stdout as `cargo::warning`. A build script invoked directly captures the two streams separately, so stderr carried "generating a second time" and the exclusion lines and then nothing, while the DIFFERS lines and the verdict went to stdout among the cargo protocol output. Filtering stderr for `codegen determinism` therefore yielded a verdict line only when the gate passed; a failing generation read as a quieter passing one. The direct run exits 0 either way, so the exit code does not separate them. `report_determinism` writes each finding to both streams and every failure reporter goes through it: the DIFFERS and NOT COMPARED lines, the unchanged-outputs summary, the second-generation panic, the empty cache key, and the final not-reproducible verdict. The two exclusion lines are already on stderr in both outcomes and stay plain `println!` so they are not doubled there. Checked by running the build script directly against a tree whose codegen is not reproducible: stderr now carries both DIFFERS lines and `the outputs at cache key … are not reproducible; refusing to store them`. Assisted-by: Claude
WalkthroughThe change centralizes field-mint census counters, records offset provenance, updates census reporting and determinism checks, and extends assertion-error pruning to eligible intermediate blocks with regression coverage. ChangesField-mint census pipeline
Assertion-error pruning
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change may remove observable operations from certain single-entry control-flow blocks while pruning assertion-error paths, which could alter generated-code behavior. Merge should wait for this case to be restricted or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant BuildScript
participant FieldMintCounters
participant JitcodeRuntime
participant DeterminismReporter
BuildScript->>FieldMintCounters: reset census
JitcodeRuntime->>FieldMintCounters: enumerate census fields
JitcodeRuntime->>BuildScript: emit dynamic mint statistics
BuildScript->>DeterminismReporter: report output differences and exclusions
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| let target = graph.block(exit.target); | ||
| if target.exits.len() != 1 { | ||
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When an assertion edge targets a single-entry block containing operations, this helper examines only the target's exit count and then removes the incoming branch, silently discarding every operation in that block. This is not equivalent to RPython's join_blocks: rpython/translator/simplify.py:283-286 joins only when the predecessor has one unconditional exit, whereas the predecessor here must have at least two exits for remove_assertion_errors to prune anything. Operation-less intermediates are already bypassed by eliminate_empty_blocks, so follow the upstream structural passes rather than treating any one-exit block as a direct assertion raise.
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/model.rs`:
- Around line 2478-2515: Restrict indirect assertion-error pruning in the
surrounding graph transformation to intermediate blocks that are empty,
unconditional forwarding blocks; verify the single-exit and sole-predecessor
conditions remain enforced. Preserve blocks containing any operations or
control-flow work, and add a regression test covering a single-entry
intermediate block with an observable operation.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/build.rs`:
- Around line 1509-1516: Update the process-stateful exclusion path in the
determinism-reporting function to call report_determinism instead of eprintln!,
and use report_determinism consistently for the success verdict and host-address
exclusion paths in the same function so all messages reach both output streams.
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| let indirect = exit.target != exceptblock; | ||
| let assertion_exit = if indirect { | ||
| let target = graph.block(exit.target); | ||
| if target.exits.len() != 1 { | ||
| return false; | ||
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| &target.exits[0] | ||
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| let raises_assertion_error = assertion_exit.target == exceptblock | ||
| && matches!( | ||
| assertion_exit.args.first(), | ||
| Some(LinkArg::Const(c)) | ||
| if matches!( | ||
| &c.value, | ||
| ConstValue::HostObject(h) if h == assert_err_class | ||
| ) | ||
| ); | ||
| if !raises_assertion_error { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
| if !indirect { | ||
| return true; | ||
| } | ||
| // Only `join_blocks` would collapse the intermediate block into this | ||
| // one, and only when this exit is its sole entry — otherwise removing | ||
| // the exit strands the other predecessors. Counted last: it is the | ||
| // one whole-graph scan here, and the cheap shape tests above already | ||
| // reject every exit that is not a raise-block edge. | ||
| graph | ||
| .blocks | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .flat_map(|block| block.exits.iter()) | ||
| .filter(|candidate| candidate.target == exit.target) | ||
| .count() | ||
| == 1 |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restrict indirect pruning to empty forwarding blocks.
Line 2480 accepts any single-exit intermediate block. The predecessor count at lines 2509-2515 prevents stranding another predecessor, but it does not prove that the block has no operations or control-flow work.
If the intermediate block performs an observable operation before its AssertionError exit, line 2534 removes that operation with the branch. Only accept an empty, unconditional forwarding block, or implement the upstream-equivalent transformation. Add a regression test that retains a single-entry intermediate block with an observable operation.
Proposed guard
let target = graph.block(exit.target);
- if target.exits.len() != 1 {
+ if target.exits.len() != 1
+ || !target.operations.is_empty()
+ || target.exitswitch.is_some()
+ {
return false;
}As per coding guidelines: “The generated JIT must preserve the interpreter's semantics” and ports require “strict line-by-line structural parity.”
Also applies to: 2534-2534, 6462-6489
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/model.rs` around lines 2478 - 2515, Restrict
indirect assertion-error pruning in the surrounding graph transformation to
intermediate blocks that are empty, unconditional forwarding blocks; verify the
single-exit and sole-predecessor conditions remain enforced. Preserve blocks
containing any operations or control-flow work, and add a regression test
covering a single-entry intermediate block with an observable operation.
Source: Coding guidelines
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| if !in_process_stateful.is_empty() { | ||
| eprintln!( | ||
| "[pyre-jit-trace build.rs] codegen determinism: {} process-stateful output(s) \ | ||
| differ from {label} as expected, excluded from the in-process verdict: {}", | ||
| in_process_stateful.len(), | ||
| in_process_stateful.join(" ") | ||
| ); | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Send process-stateful exclusions to both output streams.
Lines 1510-1515 use eprintln! directly. Cargo warning consumers cannot see this exclusion. Use report_determinism for this path. Apply the same reporter to the success verdict and host-address exclusion paths in this function.
Proposed fix
- eprintln!(
- "[pyre-jit-trace build.rs] codegen determinism: {} process-stateful output(s) \
- differ from {label} as expected, excluded from the in-process verdict: {}",
+ report_determinism(&format!(
+ "{} process-stateful output(s) differ from {label} as expected, \
+ excluded from the in-process verdict: {}",
in_process_stateful.len(),
in_process_stateful.join(" ")
- );
+ ));🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/build.rs` around lines 1509 - 1516, Update the
process-stateful exclusion path in the determinism-reporting function to call
report_determinism instead of eprintln!, and use report_determinism consistently
for the success verdict and host-address exclusion paths in the same function so
all messages reach both output streams.
🤖 Codex parity reviewStatic analysis of this diff vs the local RPython/PyPy sources (commit 2aa836f). Files in the reviewed diff1. Regressions to PyPy parity introduced by this patch
2. Other mismatches introduced by this patchNone. 3. Pre-existing mismatches (already present before this patch)None. 4. Structural adaptations
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#1206 taught `remove_assertion_errors` to follow a one-block indirection, which broadened `simplify.remove_assertion_errors` past its literal `exit.target is graph.exceptblock` and, because the guard looked only at the intermediate block's exit count, deleted whatever operations that block held. The comment justifying the widening cited `join_blocks`, which folds a target only into an unconditional predecessor (`simplify.py:283-286`) — not into the branch this exit leaves. `retarget_assert_raise_blocks` runs before the pass and points an edge whose target exists only to raise the implicit `AssertionError` straight at `exceptblock`, which is where the flow space puts it upstream. A block qualifies when it has a single exit carrying that raise and every operation it holds satisfies `can_remove_op` — `CanRemove` (`simplify.py:411-423`), the predicate the dead-op pass would apply to those operations once the raise is gone. The bypassed block keeps its exits and falls out as unreachable, as `eliminate_empty_blocks` leaves the blocks it rewires past. `remove_assertion_errors` goes back to upstream's literal predicate. Two other placements were tried and measured against the corpus: requiring the intermediate block to be empty, and widening the front's `panic_block_is_pure_message` so `collapse_panic_message_chains` would normalise these raises. Both left all three unrepairable `constants_r` entries and the `jitcodes.bin` / `jit_metadata.json` in-process determinism failure in place — the second because the shape never reaches that phase, which runs after `simplify_lowered_graph`. Generated code is unchanged against #1206's guard at this base and corpus: identical `jitcodes_index.bin`, identical jitcode name list, 2645 jitcodes both, zero jitcodes differing in bytecode, register counts, constant-pool sizes, result types or start points, one unrepairable `constants_r` entry (`_unpackiterable_unknown_length` `0x8`) on both, and 13/13 reproducible outputs identical in-process. Assisted-by: Claude
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#1206 taught `remove_assertion_errors` to follow a one-block indirection, which broadened `simplify.remove_assertion_errors` past its literal `exit.target is graph.exceptblock` and, because the guard looked only at the intermediate block's exit count, deleted whatever operations that block held. The comment justifying the widening cited `join_blocks`, which folds a target only into an unconditional predecessor (`simplify.py:283-286`) — not into the branch this exit leaves. `retarget_assert_raise_blocks` runs before the pass and points an edge whose target exists only to raise the implicit `AssertionError` straight at `exceptblock`, which is where the flow space puts it upstream. A block qualifies when it has a single exit carrying that raise and every operation it holds satisfies `can_remove_op` — `CanRemove` (`simplify.py:411-423`), the predicate the dead-op pass would apply to those operations once the raise is gone. The bypassed block keeps its exits and falls out as unreachable, as `eliminate_empty_blocks` leaves the blocks it rewires past. `remove_assertion_errors` goes back to upstream's literal predicate. Two other placements were tried and measured against the corpus: requiring the intermediate block to be empty, and widening the front's `panic_block_is_pure_message` so `collapse_panic_message_chains` would normalise these raises. Both left all three unrepairable `constants_r` entries and the `jitcodes.bin` / `jit_metadata.json` in-process determinism failure in place — the second because the shape never reaches that phase, which runs after `simplify_lowered_graph`. Generated code is unchanged against #1206's guard at this base and corpus: identical `jitcodes_index.bin`, identical jitcode name list, 2645 jitcodes both, zero jitcodes differing in bytecode, register counts, constant-pool sizes, result types or start points, one unrepairable `constants_r` entry (`_unpackiterable_unknown_length` `0x8`) on both, and 13/13 reproducible outputs identical in-process. Assisted-by: Claude
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…ass (#1208) #1206 taught `remove_assertion_errors` to follow a one-block indirection, which broadened `simplify.remove_assertion_errors` past its literal `exit.target is graph.exceptblock` and, because the guard looked only at the intermediate block's exit count, deleted whatever operations that block held. The comment justifying the widening cited `join_blocks`, which folds a target only into an unconditional predecessor (`simplify.py:283-286`) — not into the branch this exit leaves. `retarget_assert_raise_blocks` runs before the pass and points an edge whose target exists only to raise the implicit `AssertionError` straight at `exceptblock`, which is where the flow space puts it upstream. A block qualifies when it has a single exit carrying that raise and every operation it holds satisfies `can_remove_op` — `CanRemove` (`simplify.py:411-423`), the predicate the dead-op pass would apply to those operations once the raise is gone. The bypassed block keeps its exits and falls out as unreachable, as `eliminate_empty_blocks` leaves the blocks it rewires past. `remove_assertion_errors` goes back to upstream's literal predicate. Two other placements were tried and measured against the corpus: requiring the intermediate block to be empty, and widening the front's `panic_block_is_pure_message` so `collapse_panic_message_chains` would normalise these raises. Both left all three unrepairable `constants_r` entries and the `jitcodes.bin` / `jit_metadata.json` in-process determinism failure in place — the second because the shape never reaches that phase, which runs after `simplify_lowered_graph`. Generated code is unchanged against #1206's guard at this base and corpus: identical `jitcodes_index.bin`, identical jitcode name list, 2645 jitcodes both, zero jitcodes differing in bytecode, register counts, constant-pool sizes, result types or start points, one unrepairable `constants_r` entry (`_unpackiterable_unknown_length` `0x8`) on both, and 13/13 reproducible outputs identical in-process. Assisted-by: Claude
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majit: chain the field-offset lookup and consolidate the field-mint censusPR #1193 review follow-ups.
owner_id.or(registry_struct_id)short-circuited on the identity rather than on the lookup, so a concrete generic id that existed but carried no matching field name never fell back to the declaration's layout. The chain now runs on the lookup result.StructFieldLayoutderivesPartialEq; the hand-written comparator is gone.generate_intoserialized cumulative counters. It now resets the census per generation, andfield_mint_census.binis excluded from the in-process verdict only — it is still reported on its own line and still judged across processes.Census after the chain fix:
accumulator_fallback= 2919, against the pre-fixno_layout_anywhere= 2884 — the predicted correspondence.majit: prune assertion-error raises reached through a single-entry blockremove_assertion_errorsonly removed an exit whose target wasexceptblockitself, and required two or more exits.set_raise/set_raise_implicitinstall exactly one link, so anAssertionErrorraised through its own block was never matched.targets_assertion_errornow follows a one-block indirection when the intermediate block has a single exit and this exit is its only entry; the whole-graph entry scan runs after the O(1) shape tests.A/B on one tree, one corpus, one bindings table (1061 entries), with this change as the only difference — reproduced on two successive bases and corpora:
jitcodes.bin,jit_metadata.jsonDIFFERSrefusing to storeconstants_rentries no patch pass can repairall_jitcodesThe two removed entries are
do_warn_explicitandw_member_get_direct_kind, each holding a build-script-process heap address —HostObject::identity_id()for a per-site object, so itsArcaddress moved between two generations in one process. The remaining entry is_unpackiterable_unknown_length's0x8, a fixed small value rather than an address; it is untouched here.Four tests cover the direct exit, the single-entry indirection, a raise block with several entries, and a whole-graph single-exit raise.
jit-trace: report every codegen determinism finding on both streamsThe gate narrated on stderr and reported findings on stdout as
cargo::warning. A build script invoked directly captures the two streams separately, so stderr carried "generating a second time" and the exclusion lines and then nothing, while theDIFFERSlines and the verdict went to stdout among the cargo protocol output. Filtering stderr forcodegen determinismtherefore produced a verdict line only when the gate passed, and the direct run exits 0 either way. A failing generation read as a quieter passing one — which is how the A/B above was first misread.report_determinismwrites each finding to both streams, and every failure reporter goes through it.Grading
remove_assertion_errorstests: 5/5.pyre/check.pyat this tree: cranelift 425/425, wasm 418/418, dynasm 424/425.synth/str_fstringguard_failures 659 -> 658.b0f34c0af3e(already on main, one commit ahead of this branch's base) sets that baseline to 658. Re-running the fixture with main's baselines: dynasm 18/18, cranelift 18/18. The red is the stale base, not these commits.— authored by Claude
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