marshal: wrapped code constants; _typing: an absent type-parameter default; PR 1174 review follow-ups - #1212
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WalkthroughThe changes update GC-safe union construction, function argument binding, typing defaults, marshal reference lookup, wrapped code constants, JIT fallback classification, CPU formatting, and list strategy validation. ChangesInterpreter correctness updates
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The marshal changes can still lose wrapped constants when a nested code object is stored in a frozenset, causing incorrect round-trips and data loss. This should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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code_constant_from_value->>make_code_with_constants: decoded constant data
make_code_with_constants->>w_code_fill_wrapped_consts: rooted decoded constants
w_code_fill_wrapped_consts->>w_code_fill_wrapped_consts: fill non-reproducible wrapped slots
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| pyre_object::w_str_get_wtf8(value) | ||
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When a marshaled code object's co_filename, co_name, co_qualname, or co_names contains a lone surrogate—such as a filename produced by filesystem surrogate escaping—this conversion replaces it with U+FFFD. The writer serializes the original WTF-8 bytes, so marshal.loads(marshal.dumps(code)) now silently corrupts observable code metadata; keep these fields in a WTF-8-capable representation instead of calling to_string_lossy().
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_typing `_index` narrows an `__index__` result with `int.__index__` instead of `int()`, so an int subclass keeps its stored value. `descr_function_new` binds its six constructor parameters through `bind_builtin_kwargs`, which reports the arity, the by-name-and-position duplicate and the missing-required cases. `marshal.load` converts a `readinto` count through `getindex_w`. `WriterRefs` indexes its entries by `gc_identity_hash`, replacing the linear scan over every written object. `UnionBuilder::finish` reads the member list and the parameters tuple out of the shadow stack after the frozenset and tuple allocations, and takes the parameters slot rather than a by-value pointer. `inline_call` builds its `LoopBearingCalleeInlineUnsupported` decline through `DispatchError::callee_inline_unsupported`, so `PYRE_LB_SITE` records the site. `w_list_new_with_strategy` debug-asserts that the items support the requested strategy before `build_list_storage` unboxes them. Assisted-by: Claude
`_Py_make_typevar` / `_Py_make_paramspec` / `_Py_make_typevartuple` leave `default_value` NULL, while `typevar_new_impl` stores the `NoDefault` sentinel its signature defaults to. `typevar_evaluate_default` answers `None` for the first and a constant evaluator for the second, so a compiler-created type parameter reported `<constevaluator NoDefault>` where CPython reports `None`. `_MISSING`, which already stands for the NULL `bound` and `constraints` slots, now stands for the NULL `default_value` too. `ParamSpec._make` and `TypeVarTuple._make` join `TypeVar._make`, and the three intrinsics construct through them. `__default__`, `evaluate_default` and `has_default` follow `typevar_default`, `typevar_evaluate_default` and `typevar_has_default_impl`. Assisted-by: Claude
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| if unsafe { is_wrapped_constant(&consts[index], value) } { | ||
| slots[index].store(value, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Release); |
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When a marshaled co_consts contains the same representable object in multiple positions—for example, code.replace(co_consts=(shared_tuple, shared_tuple))—the reader supplies the same decoded object for both slots, but this condition leaves both slots unrealized because the tuple fits ConstantData. Each later w_code_const call reconstructs its slot independently, so loaded.co_consts[0] is loaded.co_consts[1] becomes false even though the marshal reference record preserved the alias; the same loss occurs for shared subobjects inside a representable tuple. Retain the decoded objects or otherwise preserve their alias groups, not only constants that are lossy to encode.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pycode.rs`:
- Around line 841-900: Update is_wrapped_constant to handle
ConstantData::Frozenset by recognizing frozenset values and retaining the
decoded value when any member is a wrapped or otherwise non-reproducible
constant, consistent with the existing Tuple handling. Add a marshal round-trip
test covering a frozenset containing a code object whose co_consts includes a
list such as ([1],), and verify the nested wrapped constant is preserved.
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| unsafe fn is_wrapped_constant(data: &crate::bytecode::ConstantData, value: PyObjectRef) -> bool { | ||
| use crate::bytecode::ConstantData; | ||
| unsafe { | ||
| match data { | ||
| ConstantData::None => !is_none(value), | ||
| ConstantData::Code { .. } => is_code(value) && w_code_has_wrapped_consts(value), | ||
| ConstantData::Tuple { elements } => { | ||
| is_tuple(value) | ||
| && elements.iter().enumerate().any(|(index, element)| { | ||
| pyre_object::w_tuple_getitem(value, index as i64) | ||
| .is_some_and(|item| is_wrapped_constant(element, item)) | ||
| }) | ||
| } | ||
| ConstantData::Slice { elements } => { | ||
| pyre_object::sliceobject::is_slice(value) | ||
| && elements | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .zip([ | ||
| pyre_object::sliceobject::w_slice_get_start(value), | ||
| pyre_object::sliceobject::w_slice_get_stop(value), | ||
| pyre_object::sliceobject::w_slice_get_step(value), | ||
| ]) | ||
| .any(|(element, item)| is_wrapped_constant(element, item)) | ||
| } | ||
| _ => false, | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| /// `w_code_fill_consts_from_tuple` for the marshal reader, whose `co_consts` | ||
| /// arrive as decoded objects rather than as a tuple — but selective: only the | ||
| /// slots the compiler representation cannot stand in for are stored, as | ||
| /// `is_wrapped_constant` decides. Every other slot stays unrealized: code | ||
| /// wrappers are immortal, so storing every decoded constant would retain the | ||
| /// whole constant graph of every unmarshalled code object for the process | ||
| /// lifetime, where a compiled equivalent realizes on demand. | ||
| pub(crate) unsafe fn w_code_fill_wrapped_consts(obj: PyObjectRef, constants: &[PyObjectRef]) { | ||
| let code = unsafe { &*(obj as *const PyCode) }; | ||
| if code.co_consts_w.is_null() { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| let align_mask = std::mem::align_of::<crate::CodeObject>() as i64 - 1; | ||
| if code.code_ptr.is_null() || (code.code_ptr as i64) & align_mask != 0 { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| let consts = crate::pyframe::code_constants(unsafe { | ||
| &*(code.code_ptr as *const crate::CodeObject) | ||
| }); | ||
| let slots = unsafe { &*code.co_consts_w }; | ||
| let count = slots.len().min(constants.len()).min(consts.len()); | ||
| let mut filled = false; | ||
| for index in 0..count { | ||
| let value = constants[index]; | ||
| if unsafe { is_wrapped_constant(&consts[index], value) } { | ||
| slots[index].store(value, std::sync::atomic::Ordering::Release); | ||
| filled = true; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| if filled { | ||
| pyre_object::gc_roots::mark_prebuilt_roots_dirty(); |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve frozensets that contain wrapped code constants.
Line 839 assumes every wrapped constant is unhashable. A nested code object can contain wrapped constants and still be hashable. A frozenset can therefore contain such a code object.
ConstantData::Frozenset currently returns false at Line 865. The outer frozenset is then recreated from the compiler clone. The nested code object loses its wrapped list, dictionary, or set constants during marshal round-trip.
Add frozenset handling that retains the decoded frozenset when any member is not reproducible. Add a round-trip test for a frozenset containing a code object with co_consts=([1],).
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pycode.rs` around lines 841 - 900, Update
is_wrapped_constant to handle ConstantData::Frozenset by recognizing frozenset
values and retaining the decoded value when any member is a wrapped or otherwise
non-reproducible constant, consistent with the existing Tuple handling. Add a
marshal round-trip test covering a frozenset containing a code object whose
co_consts includes a list such as ([1],), and verify the nested wrapped constant
is preserved.
`deserialize_code_value_inner` builds a code object's `co_consts` through the bag, so a `co_consts` entry the compiler constant enum cannot describe — a list, a dict, a set — has nowhere to go once the compiler representation is the only storage. `code_constant_from_value` records a `ConstantData::None` shape placeholder for such a value, and `make_code_with_constants` reaches the decoded objects into `co_consts_w`, joining the three field-shape hooks the bag already implements. `w_code_fill_wrapped_consts` stores only the slots the compiler representation cannot stand in for, as `is_wrapped_constant` decides: a shape placeholder whose decoded value is not `None`, a nested code object carrying a wrapped slot of its own, and a tuple or slice holding either. Every other slot stays unrealized and realizes on demand, as a freshly compiled code object's does. Storing every decoded constant instead would retain the whole constant graph of every unmarshalled code object for the process lifetime, since code wrappers are immortal. `obj_to_constant_data` gains the `slice` arm the constant enum already has, so a folded slice constant round trips through `ConstantData::Slice` rather than through the placeholder. Assisted-by: Claude
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| .any(|(element, item)| is_wrapped_constant(element, item)) | ||
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When co_consts contains a frozenset holding a hashable nested code object whose own constant cannot fit ConstantData—for example, an inner code object with co_consts=(StopIteration,)—the frozenset converts successfully through ConstantData::Frozenset and ConstantData::Code, but this fallback declares it reproducible. The parent slot therefore remains unrealized, and w_code_const later rebuilds the nested code from its compiler clone, changing the inner StopIteration placeholder to None after a marshal round trip. Recursively inspect frozenset elements for wrapped descendants, just as tuple and slice elements are inspected.
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Follow-ups to the #1174 review, plus the two findings that review left blocked.
marshal: wrapped code constantsMarshalBag's blanket impl overConstantBagansweredBadTypeformake_list/make_set/make_dict, so acodeobject whoseco_constsheld a list, set or dict round-tripped as an error rather than as the object.
rustpython is repinned to
fd7d107c7(RustPython/RustPython#8516), whose readerdecodes a code object's fields through the runtime bag instead of requiring
every
co_constsentry to fit the compiler constant enum.PyreMarshalBagimplements the five hooks it needs:
code_constant_from_valuerecords aConstantData::Noneshape placeholder for a value the enum cannot describe,and
make_code_with_constantsstores the decoded objects intoco_consts_w.w_code_fill_consts_from_tuplesplits into a slice-takingw_code_fill_const_slotsso the reader, which holds the values but no tuple,shares the path
code.replace(co_consts=...)already used.Round trip of
co_consts=([1, 2], {"a": 3}, {4, 5}, 6, "s", None), a nestedcode object, and shared-constant identity all match CPython 3.14 and pypy3.
_typing: an absent default is notNoDefault_Py_make_typevar/_Py_make_paramspec/_Py_make_typevartupleleavedefault_valueNULL, whiletypevar_new_implstores theNoDefaultsentinelits signature defaults to.
typevar_evaluate_defaultanswersNonefor thefirst and a constant evaluator for the second, so a compiler-created type
parameter reported
<constevaluator NoDefault>whereNoneis correct._MISSING, which already stands for the NULLboundandconstraintsslots,now stands for the NULL
default_valuetoo.ParamSpec._makeandTypeVarTuple._makejoinTypeVar._make, and the three intrinsics constructthrough them.
__default__,evaluate_defaultandhas_defaultfollowtypevar_default,typevar_evaluate_defaultandtypevar_has_default_impl.Review follow-ups
_typing._indexnarrows an__index__result withint.__index__insteadof
int(), so an int subclass keeps its stored value.descr_function_newbinds its six constructor parameters throughbind_builtin_kwargs, which reports the arity, the by-name-and-positionduplicate and the missing-required cases.
marshal.loadconverts areadintocount throughgetindex_w.WriterRefsindexes its entries bygc_identity_hash, replacing the linearscan over every written object.
UnionBuilder::finishreads the member list and the parameters tuple out ofthe shadow stack after the frozenset and tuple allocations, and takes the
parameters slot rather than a by-value pointer.
inline_callbuilds itsLoopBearingCalleeInlineUnsupporteddecline throughDispatchError::callee_inline_unsupported, soPYRE_LB_SITErecords the site.w_list_new_with_strategydebug-asserts that the items support the requestedstrategy before
build_list_storageunboxes them.Cpudrops#[derive(Debug)]: the derived formatter requirescore::marker::FnPtrfor every helper field, which Charon does not model, soextraction emitted two trait-resolution warnings per function pointer.
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TypeVar,ParamSpec, andTypeVarTupledefaults, variance, and integer index conversion.readinto()result validation.Performance