majit: witness the undeclared field's width, and describe an array field as the pointer it is - #1241
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… pointer `field_scalar_tokens`' undeclared arm registers a field as eight bytes and emits no check for it, so a `u32` field with no `int_fields` entry compiles clean and registers a descr four bytes too wide. It now emits a const witness comparing the field type's width against `size_of::<i64>()`, which admits a `#[repr(transparent)]` newtype over `i64` where a type-identity check would not. The write-set rebuild in `lower_stmt.rs` asked only `ref_fields` whether a member is a pointer. A field declared in `array_fields` is a pointer to a buffer, and the array base read registers it as one, so the two producers described the same member with opposite kinds; `get_field_descr` is cache-or-mint, so which description the shared `(struct, fieldname)` slot ends up holding depends on emit order. The write-set path now takes the array declaration's pointer shape and its element-type witness. Adds `jit_interp_array_field_write_kind.rs`, whose fixture reaches the field only through the write-set declaration so the cache slot has one producer. Assisted-by: Claude
`assert_no_unconsulted_field_declarations` is keyed on the dispatch-arm census, which `#[jit_inline]` helpers do not have. Each helper carries its own int_fields/ref_fields and records under its own name, so the population the gate cannot see is usually the larger one. Assisted-by: Claude
WalkthroughThe PR centralizes DynASM register remapping, adds architecture-specific move emitters, names generated JIT code, validates field metadata, and reports structured unroll-suppression reasons. ChangesDynASM register remapping
JIT metadata and validation
Unroll suppression diagnostics
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR strengthens field descriptor validation and changes register-remapping behavior, but unresolved backend issues can silently lose moves, leave incorrect runtime state, or loop indefinitely; the field witness may also reject valid consumer types. The PR should not merge until these correctness and validation issues are addressed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Regalloc
participant Assembler386
participant remap_frame_layout_mixed
participant CallEmitter
Regalloc->>Assembler386: prepare register and stack state
CallEmitter->>remap_frame_layout_mixed: provide integer and floating-point arguments
remap_frame_layout_mixed->>Assembler386: emit ordered moves and push/pop operations
CallEmitter->>Assembler386: emit call and result placement
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`compile_loop` suppresses unrolling on either of two conditions: the
`PYRE_NO_UNROLL` env override, or `unroll` being absent from the
jitdriver's `enable_opts`. Both emitted the same log line naming the env
variable and raised `InvalidLoop("PYRE_NO_UNROLL")`.
Add `unroll_skip_reason`, which returns which condition fired, and use
its string for both the log line and the `InvalidLoop` payload.
The suppressed case also logged "abort trace" while the trace was
retried and compiled as a simple loop, leaving the log in disagreement
with the `Traces aborted` counter; it now says the unroll was suppressed
and the trace is being compiled as a simple loop.
Assisted-by: Claude
`JitCodeBuilder` defaults `name` to the empty string and no macro emit site called `set_name`, so every macro-built JitCode reported `""`. The bytecode encoder's register/const ceiling audit prints that field, and `log_bytecode_abort` discriminated the two `BC_ABORT` emitter families by frame shape because the name was unavailable. Call `set_name` at the three emit sites: an inline helper's JitCode takes its `#[jit_inline]` function's name, a machine's dispatch JitCode takes the machine function's name, and each arm sub-JitCode takes `<state type>::<arm pattern>` — the spelling `record_degraded_dispatch_arm` already uses for the same arm. `log_bytecode_abort` now prints the name alongside the frame shape. Assisted-by: Claude
`jump.rs` held a `remap_frame_layout` that returned an empty move list and was documented as incorrect when the source and destination sets overlap. It had no callers: both backends carried their own copy of the real algorithm as inherent methods, and those two copies — `loc_as_key`, `loc_width`, `remap_frame_layout`, `remap_frame_layout_mixed`, 138 lines — were byte-identical. Move that implementation into `jump.rs` as free functions over a `RegallocMoves` trait carrying the three primitives that do differ per backend (`regalloc_mov`, `regalloc_push`, `regalloc_pop`), and have both backends implement the trait and call the shared functions. The algorithm and the primitives are unchanged. `src_locations` and `dst_locations` keep pyre's order, which is the reverse of `jump.py`'s; the module header says so. Assisted-by: Claude
Both backends' call-dispatch arms carried "For now, flush all register-resident values to their frame slots before the call". No such flush exists in the emitter or anywhere it calls. `consider_call` runs `before_call` with `SAVE_ALL_REGS`, `SAVE_GCREF_REGS` or `SAVE_DEFAULT_REGS` per the descr, and `spill_or_move_registers_before_call` (`regalloc.py:714`) drops values dying at the call, leaves callee-saved ones in place and moves the rest to a free callee-saved register where one exists. Replace the comment with that. Assisted-by: Claude
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In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/jump.rs`:
- Around line 31-36: Update majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/jump.rs lines 31-36:
document the supported Loc operand kinds for RegallocMoves and restrict
loc_as_key to those kinds so Ebp and Addr moves cannot be scheduled. In
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/aarch64/assembler.rs lines 7984, 8004, and 8025,
replace the regalloc_mov, regalloc_push, and regalloc_pop wildcard arms with
panics reporting invalid operands. Apply the same changes to regalloc_mov,
regalloc_push, and regalloc_pop at lines 8875, 8893, and 8911 in
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/x86/assembler.rs.
- Around line 43-52: Make loc_as_key collision-free by assigning distinct tagged
key ranges to every Loc variant, including registers, frame slots, EBP
locations, immediates, and addresses. Update remap_frame_layout_mixed’s
wide-stack adjacency check to derive the neighboring stack location through the
appropriate location/key representation rather than raw key + WORD, preserving
termination of pending_dests processing.
In `@majit/majit-macros/src/jit_interp/jitcode_lower/lower_vable.rs`:
- Around line 9-10: Update the documentation comment near the returned witness
to identify the undeclared default as an i64 value instead of a machine-word
value, matching the eight-byte default defined in the surrounding
implementation.
- Around line 65-90: The undeclared scalar validation in
ref_field_witness_tokens must avoid moving non-Copy fields from a shared
reference. Replace the __field_width function-pointer witness with an
address-based witness using fn(&struct_path) -> *const T and
addr_of!(__s.#member), while retaining the eight-byte i64 size check and message
wording. Add a regression test covering a non-Copy repr(transparent) i64
newtype, and document the fallback explicitly as an eight-byte i64 default
rather than a machine-word default.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/tests/jit_interp_array_field_write_kind.rs`:
- Around line 158-178: Update build() so PointerFieldStack::size is registered
in both int_fields and residual_writes, alongside sel.data. Then simplify
a_scalar_field_of_the_same_struct_is_still_a_scalar to require the size field
descriptor and assert its field_type() is majit_ir::Type::Int without
conditionally skipping when absent.
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| pub(crate) trait RegallocMoves { | ||
| /// `assembler.py:1145 regalloc_mov(from_loc, to_loc)`. | ||
| fn regalloc_mov(&mut self, src: &Loc, dst: &Loc); | ||
| fn regalloc_push(&mut self, loc: &Loc); | ||
| fn regalloc_pop(&mut self, loc: &Loc); | ||
| } |
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RegallocMoves states no operand contract, so both backends silently drop moves. The trait accepts any &Loc, and loc_as_key assigns dependency keys to Loc::Ebp and Loc::Addr as well as to Reg, Frame, and Immed. remap_frame_layout therefore schedules moves for Ebp and Addr locations and counts them in pending_dests, while each implementation ends in a _ => {} arm that emits nothing. The destination keeps a stale value, and a dropped regalloc_pop additionally leaves rsp shifted.
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/jump.rs#L31-L36: document the operand kinds each emitter must accept, and restrictloc_as_keyto those kinds so the algorithm cannot schedule a move no backend can emit.majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/aarch64/assembler.rs#L7984-L7984: replace the_ => {}arm inregalloc_movwith a panic that reports the operand pair, and do the same for theregalloc_pushandregalloc_popwildcards at Lines 8004 and 8025.majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/x86/assembler.rs#L8875-L8875: replace the_ => {}arm inregalloc_movwith the same panic, and do the same for theregalloc_pushandregalloc_popwildcards at Lines 8893 and 8911.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/jump.rs` around lines 31 - 36, Update
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/jump.rs lines 31-36: document the supported Loc
operand kinds for RegallocMoves and restrict loc_as_key to those kinds so Ebp
and Addr moves cannot be scheduled. In
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/aarch64/assembler.rs lines 7984, 8004, and 8025,
replace the regalloc_mov, regalloc_push, and regalloc_pop wildcard arms with
panics reporting invalid operands. Apply the same changes to regalloc_mov,
regalloc_push, and regalloc_pop at lines 8875, 8893, and 8911 in
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/x86/assembler.rs.
| pub(crate) fn loc_as_key(loc: &Loc) -> i32 { | ||
| match loc { | ||
| Loc::Reg(r) if r.is_xmm => 0x2000 + i32::from(r.value), | ||
| Loc::Reg(r) => 0x1000 + i32::from(r.value), | ||
| Loc::Frame(f) => f.ebp_loc.value, | ||
| Loc::Ebp(e) => e.value, | ||
| Loc::Immed(_) => i32::MIN, | ||
| Loc::Addr(a) => a.offset, | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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# Both sources are immediates, so no source decrements srccount.
dst_keys = [0x1000, 0x1000]
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steps.append(("move", hex(key), pending))
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In the RPython JIT backend (specifically for architectures like ARM), remap_frame_layout is a function used during register allocation and code generation to manage the movement of data between locations when preparing for jumps or bridge transitions [1][2][3]. It is typically found within the jump.py module, such as rpython/jit/backend/arm/jump.py [1][2]. The StackLoc._getregkey method—often implemented via an as_key method in the location hierarchy—is used by the register allocator to uniquely identify stack locations for mapping and remapping purposes [4]. The exact key formula for stack locations is defined as follows: For a generic stack location (StackLocation), the key formula is: as_key = self.position + 10000 [4] For a raw stack pointer location (RawSPStackLocation), which represents a word in the stack frame relative to the stack pointer, the key formula is: as_key = self.value + 1000 [4] These keys allow the JIT's register allocator to distinguish between different types of locations (such as core registers, floating-point registers, immediate values, and various stack-based positions) by assigning them unique, non-overlapping integer ranges [4].
Citations:
- 1: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/pypy-commit/2014-November/087209.html
- 2: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/pypy-commit/2014-November/087276.html
- 3: https://www.mail-archive.com/pypy-issue@python.org/msg03101.html
- 4: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/pypy-commit/2014-November/087204.html
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In the PyPy/RPython source code, the _getregkey method is defined within the rpython.jit.backend.x86.locations.StackLoc class (typically found in rpython/jit/backend/x86/locations.py based on the architectural patterns of the JIT backend). The method is used to return a unique key for a stack location, often by incorporating an offset or a base value [1]. The implementation generally appears as follows: def _getregkey(self): return self.value + 1000 Note: While the specific file rpython/jit/backend/x86/jump.py does not contain the StackLoc._getregkey definition, the StackLoc class and its as_key (or similar key-generating) methods are central to how the JIT backend manages stack locations during register allocation and assembly [1]. Based on provided search results, the JIT backend uses these keys to uniquely identify and handle stack locations during the lowering of traces to machine code [2][1].
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- 1: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/pypy-commit/2014-November/087204.html
- 2: https://rpython.readthedocs.io/en/latest/jit/backend.html
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Use collision-free location keys.
loc_as_key maps r0 to 0x1000, while x86-64 frame slot 476 and AArch64 frame slot 480 both use offset 0x1000. IndexMap then collapses two destinations into one entry. pending_dests remains positive, so remap_frame_layout can loop forever.
Use a tagged key for every location class. Update the wide-stack check in remap_frame_layout_mixed to compute the adjacent stack key without relying on raw key + WORD. Upstream avoids this collision by keeping register and frame key ranges disjoint; it does not rely on negative x86 frame offsets.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/jump.rs` around lines 43 - 52, Make loc_as_key
collision-free by assigning distinct tagged key ranges to every Loc variant,
including registers, frame slots, EBP locations, immediates, and addresses.
Update remap_frame_layout_mixed’s wide-stack adjacency check to derive the
neighboring stack location through the appropriate location/key representation
rather than raw key + WORD, preserving termination of pending_dests processing.
| /// Anything undeclared keeps the machine-word default — and has to be eight | ||
| /// bytes wide to keep it, which the returned witness enforces. |
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Name the default as i64.
Lines 9-10 call the default a machine-word value. Lines 43-45 define it as an eight-byte i64 value, which differs from usize on wasm32. Update this documentation to say i64.
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In `@majit/majit-macros/src/jit_interp/jitcode_lower/lower_vable.rs` around lines
9 - 10, Update the documentation comment near the returned witness to identify
the undeclared default as an i64 value instead of a machine-word value, matching
the eight-byte default defined in the surrounding implementation.
| match ref_field_witness_tokens(&config.ref_fields, key, struct_path, member) { | ||
| // A ref field is a pointer word and carries its own witness. | ||
| witness if !witness.is_empty() => witness, | ||
| _ => { | ||
| let message = format!( | ||
| "`{key}` is not the eight-byte scalar an undeclared field is \ | ||
| registered as. Name its Rust integer type in `int_fields`, or its \ | ||
| pointee in `ref_fields` / its element type in `array_fields`, so \ | ||
| the emitted descr reports the field's own width instead of this \ | ||
| default.", | ||
| ); | ||
| quote! { | ||
| const _: () = { | ||
| // Names the field's type without spelling it, which | ||
| // is the only handle available here: the macro sees | ||
| // the member, not its declaration. | ||
| const fn __field_width<T>(_: fn(&#struct_path) -> T) -> usize { | ||
| ::core::mem::size_of::<T>() | ||
| } | ||
| assert!( | ||
| __field_width(|__s: &#struct_path| __s.#member) | ||
| == ::core::mem::size_of::<i64>(), | ||
| #message, | ||
| ); | ||
| }; | ||
| } |
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struct S {
field: NonCopy,
}
const _: () = {
const fn __field_width<T>(_: fn(&S) -> T) -> usize {
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}
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);
};
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struct NonCopy(i64);
struct S {
field: NonCopy,
}
const _: () = {
const fn __field_width<T>(_: fn(&S) -> *const T) -> usize {
core::mem::size_of::<T>()
}
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__field_width(|__s: &S| core::ptr::addr_of!(__s.field))
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Use an address witness for undeclared scalar fields.
__field_width(|__s: &#struct_path| __s.#member) moves the field from a shared reference. A non-Copy #[repr(transparent)] newtype over i64 therefore fails macro expansion. Use fn(&#struct_path) -> *const T with addr_of!(__s.#member), and add a regression test. Also document this as an eight-byte i64 default, not a machine-word default.
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In `@majit/majit-macros/src/jit_interp/jitcode_lower/lower_vable.rs` around lines
65 - 90, The undeclared scalar validation in ref_field_witness_tokens must avoid
moving non-Copy fields from a shared reference. Replace the __field_width
function-pointer witness with an address-based witness using fn(&struct_path) ->
*const T and addr_of!(__s.#member), while retaining the eight-byte i64 size
check and message wording. Add a regression test covering a non-Copy
repr(transparent) i64 newtype, and document the fallback explicitly as an
eight-byte i64 default rather than a machine-word default.
Source: Coding guidelines
| fn a_scalar_field_of_the_same_struct_is_still_a_scalar() { | ||
| use majit_ir::descr::FieldDescr as _; | ||
| let _jc = build(); | ||
| let type_id = majit_metainterp::__pyre_struct_type_id::<PointerFieldStack>(false); | ||
| let cache = majit_ir::descr::gc_cache().lock().unwrap(); | ||
| let size_field = cache | ||
| ._cache_field | ||
| .get(&majit_ir::descr::LLType::Struct(type_id)) | ||
| .and_then(|fields| fields.get("size")) | ||
| .cloned(); | ||
| // `size` is not named by any declaration or access here, so the control is | ||
| // only meaningful if something registered it. Skipping when nothing did is | ||
| // honest; asserting on an absent slot would pass for the wrong reason. | ||
| if let Some(descr) = size_field { | ||
| assert_eq!( | ||
| descr.field_type(), | ||
| majit_ir::Type::Int, | ||
| "`size` is a scalar; only the field a pointer declaration names may \ | ||
| become a Ref", | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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Make the scalar control register size.
build() only declares sel.data in residual_writes at Lines 63-65. Nothing registers PointerFieldStack::size, so this test normally skips. Add size to int_fields and residual_writes, then require its descriptor to exist before asserting Type::Int.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/tests/jit_interp_array_field_write_kind.rs` around
lines 158 - 178, Update build() so PointerFieldStack::size is registered in both
int_fields and residual_writes, alongside sel.data. Then simplify
a_scalar_field_of_the_same_struct_is_still_a_scalar to require the size field
descriptor and assert its field_type() is majit_ir::Type::Int without
conditionally skipping when absent.
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Follow-on to #1235, which added the report for a field declaration nothing consults. This closes the opposite direction — the one that was spelled as nothing at all.
The undeclared arm made a claim and emitted no witness
field_scalar_tokenshas two arms. The declared one emitsconst _: fn(&S) -> #ty, so a declaration cannot drift from the struct it names. The undeclared one claimedsize_of::<i64>()and emitted nothing.Probed on a consumer: dropping
Stack::size => u32from a helper whose body doesstack.size = stack.size + 1u32built clean and produced byte-identical output. The field's descr silently became eight bytes, losing exactly the sub-wordintboundsrange thatu32exists to buy.The witness tests width, not type identity. A first cut spelling
fn(&S) -> i64rejectedsp: usizein three fixtures here and every helper in the consumer, whose value type is a#[repr(transparent)]newtype overi64that the JIT deliberately manipulates as a raw word. The claim is about storage, so the check is too:This names a field's type without spelling it, which is the only handle a macro that sees
s.fieldhas. The negative control (u32) fails with E0080 at the attribute site.An array field is a pointer field, and two producers disagreed about it
Found because the strict witness fired on
residual_writes = { sel.data => … }overdata: *mut i64.lower_stmt.rsasked onlyref_fields.contains_key(key). A member declared inarray_fieldsis also a pointer, andemit_array_field_baseregisters it asis_ref = true, size_of::<usize>(), unsigned. So the same member reachedget_field_descrdescribed as a pointer word from one site and an eight-byte signed integer from another. That function is cache-or-mint keyed by(struct, fieldname)— the loser only bumpsFIELD_DESCR_CACHE_COLLISIONS, so which description the slot keeps depends on emit order, and agetfield_gc_rcan end up carrying an Int-typed field descr.The width witness does not catch this (
*mut i64is eight bytes), so it is tested directly.jit_interp_array_field_write_kind.rsuses a struct reached only through the write-set declaration, giving the cache slot a single producer so emit order cannot mask the answer. Disarmed control readsleft: Int, right: Ref.Gate blind spot, documented
assert_no_unconsulted_field_declarationsis keyed on the dispatch-arm census, which#[jit_inline]helpers do not have. Measured on a consumer, five of six survivors were on helpers — a portal-only call reports the sixth and calls the crate clean. Noted at the function.Verification
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