sysconfig: publish the C header directory in a cpyext build - #1260
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 2 reviews per rolling hour; 0 remain after this review. WalkthroughThe change adds a Python 3.14t C API header and updates free-threaded ABI metadata, object layouts, standard-library discovery, staging, and cpyext compilation paths. ChangesFree-threaded ABI support
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR publishes a free-threaded installation layout, but its C header does not define Py_GIL_DISABLED. Extensions built against that header may select the wrong ABI path, so the missing definition should be corrected before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Interpreter as Interpreter
participant Sysconfig as _sysconfigdata
participant Stdlib as stdlib_at_prefix
Interpreter->>Interpreter: declares_gil_disabled()
Interpreter->>Sysconfig: publish Py_GIL_DISABLED and ABIFLAGS
Sysconfig->>Sysconfig: add conditional cpyext include paths
Interpreter->>Stdlib: locate packaged standard library
Stdlib-->>Interpreter: return lib/pyre3.14t path
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| store_int(vars, "Py_DEBUG", 0); | ||
| store_int(vars, "Py_GIL_DISABLED", 0); | ||
| store_int(vars, "Py_GIL_DISABLED", 1); |
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Py_GIL_DISABLED aligned with the actual GIL
Whenever a package branches on sysconfig.get_config_var("Py_GIL_DISABLED"), this now advertises a free-threaded runtime even though majit/majit-gc/src/rgil.rs acquires a global lock while executing Pyre code. This changes behavior beyond directory naming: lib_pypy/cffi/setuptools_ext.py:107-116 selects different C-extension ABI settings, and test.support enables free-threaded expectations while test.test_interpreters skips GIL coverage. Keep this value at 0 and coordinate ABIFLAGS, sys.abiflags, and the installed layout without the t.
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| cflags.push_str(" -I"); | ||
| cflags.push_str(&include_py); |
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CFLAGS
When a cpyext-enabled installation prefix contains whitespace, this produces a value such as -I/opt/My Pyre/include/pyre3.14t; build backends split CFLAGS into compiler arguments, turning that into -I/opt/My plus a stray input path and causing extension compilation to fail. INCLUDEPY does not neutralize the malformed compiler flags, so the path must be shell-quoted/escaped or passed through a structured include-directory mechanism.
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| // `include/{implementation_lower}{py_version_short}{abi_thread}`, the | ||
| // directory the posix_prefix scheme resolves `get_paths()['include']` to. | ||
| // An interpreter that publishes no base prefix has nowhere to name. | ||
| let include_py = if cfg!(feature = "cpyext") && !base_prefix.as_os_str().is_empty() { |
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When a build enables cpyext together with sandbox, or enables it on Windows, this condition publishes non-empty INCLUDEPY/CONFINCLUDEPY and adds the header to CFLAGS, even though the loader is gated by all(feature = "cpyext", not(feature = "sandbox"), macOS-or-Linux) and _imp.extension_suffixes() is therefore empty. Build backends can successfully compile an extension that this interpreter can never discover or load; use the same platform/sandbox predicate for the header metadata.
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| let mut size = word; // ob_tid | ||
| size += 2 + 1 + 1; // ob_flags, ob_mutex, ob_gc_bits | ||
| size = align_to(size, 4) + 4; // ob_ref_local | ||
| size = align_to(size, word) + word; // ob_ref_shared | ||
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When this selects the 32-byte free-threaded header on a 64-bit target, cpython_type_layout() increases the basicsizes of type, set, and memoryview by 16 bytes, but cpython_type_offsets() still returns their GIL-layout positive offsets (33/46, 24, and 17 words). For example, set.__basicsize__ becomes 216 while set.__weakrefoffset__ remains 192 instead of moving with PyObject_HEAD, exposing internally inconsistent CPython 3.14 layout metadata to callers; compute these positive offsets relative to the selected header as well.
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In `@include/pyre3.14t/Python.h`:
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In `@include/pyre3.14t/Python.h`:
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In CPython (starting with version 3.13), the Py_GIL_DISABLED macro is a preprocessor definition used to identify free-threaded builds, where the Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) is disabled [1][2]. Key characteristics and usage guidelines include: 1. Identification: In free-threaded builds, Py_GIL_DISABLED is defined as 1; in regular, GIL-enabled builds, it is not defined [1][3]. You can use this to conditionally compile code:
#ifdefPy_GIL_DISABLED /* Code for free-threaded builds */#endif2. Windows Build Requirement: A known limitation exists where the macro is not automatically defined when building extensions on Windows [1][4]. Developers must manually define it (e.g., passing -DPy_GIL_DISABLED=1 to the compiler) when building from source [1][5]. 3. Extension Support: Extension modules must explicitly indicate support for free threading [6][7]. For single-phase initialization, call PyUnstable_Module_SetGIL(m, Py_MOD_GIL_NOT_USED) inside an#ifdefPy_GIL_DISABLED block [1][7]. For multi-phase initialization, use the Py_mod_gil slot in the module definition [7]. Failing to mark an extension as compatible will cause the interpreter to issue a warning and re-enable the GIL at runtime [1][2]. 4. Configuration Checks: For logic that depends on the build configuration, the recommended approach is to use sysconfig.get_config_var("Py_GIL_DISABLED") [2]. For example, when using setuptools with the limited API (py_limited_api=True), you can opt out for free-threaded builds using: py_limited_api=not sysconfig.get_config_var("Py_GIL_DISABLED") [1][7]. 5. Binaries and Tags: Extensions built for the free-threaded configuration are indicated by a t suffix in their filenames and wheel tags (e.g., cp313t) [1][7]. Note that while CPython 3.15 introduced abi3t for stable ABI support in free-threaded builds [8], standard limited API support for free-threading remains a specific consideration during the build process [1][7].Citations:
- 1: https://docs.python.org/3/howto/free-threading-extensions.html
- 2: https://docs.python.org/3/howto/free-threading-python.html
- 3: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/main/Doc/howto/free-threading-extensions.rst
- 4: python/cpython#111650
- 5: pypa/setuptools#4662
- 6: https://py-free-threading.github.io/porting-extensions/
- 7: https://docs.pythonlang.net/3/howto/free-threading-extensions.html
- 8: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/b35c3791/Doc/howto/abi3t-migration.rst
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`pip install` of a project with an `Extension` failed before the compiler ran: `Python.h` lived at `pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/`, inside the source tree, and nothing put it on the prefix that `sysconfig.get_paths()['include']` names. The only consumer was `cpyext_smoke.rs`, which reached it by repo-relative path, so no test covered the gap. Move it to `include/pyre3.14t/`, the directory the posix_prefix scheme resolves to. `INCLUDEPY` and `CONFINCLUDEPY` held `""` alongside the library variables, which stated that no such files are installed. That is still true without `cpyext`, so both keep that default and only a `cpyext` build overwrites it. meson-python, scikit-build and CMake's FindPython read `INCLUDEPY` directly. Overwriting is also the spelling the wasm snapshot tolerates. Publishing the two names from a `store_str` of their own instead, and dropping them from the list, leaves a build with no loader with exactly the same config vars, but moves `wasm synth/nested_list_comprehension_hot` from `bridges_compiled 4` and `guard_failures 802` to `6` and `1202`. That bench is pure Python, imports no `sysconfig`, and `_sysconfigdata` is not in `sys.modules` at startup, so nothing here runs while it is traced; the counters follow the shape of the code rather than anything it does. Measured on a clean `4a7682eb199` worktree: base green, this diff with the separate stores red, this diff as written green. Publishing `INCLUDEPY` is also what settles which name `build_ext` compiles against. `_get_python_inc_posix` tries `_get_python_inc_posix_python`, then `_extant(_get_python_inc_from_config(...))`, then `_get_python_inc_posix_prefix`. The middle arm reads `INCLUDEPY` and the `_extant` guard requires the directory to be there; only an empty or missing one falls through to the last, which builds `include/<impl><version><abiflags>` with `<impl>` selected by `IS_PYPY = '__pypy__' in sys.builtin_module_names` and so names `include/pypy3.14t`, a directory pyre does not install. Measured against setuptools 84.0.0 on a staged install: `INCLUDEPY` published gives `include/pyre3.14t`, `INCLUDEPY` emptied gives `include/pypy3.14t`. Carry the directory in `CFLAGS` as a second route rather than the only one: `configure_system` builds every extension compile as `cc + ' ' + cflags`, so a setuptools whose `get_python_inc` has no config-var arm still compiles. The path is double-quoted when it holds a character `split_quoted` or a shell would break a word on, and left bare otherwise. Both names are gated on the predicate `create_dynamic` is gated on, which `extension_abi_suffix` and `has_so_extension` already read, rather than on the `cpyext` feature alone: a `sandbox` build, or one on a platform with no loader, answers an empty `_imp.extension_suffixes()`, and naming a header directory there would let a build backend compile an extension the interpreter cannot load. A cpyext build now takes `pip install ./ext` through to an imported `ext.pyre314-darwin.so` created by `PyModule_Create`. Without the feature `INCLUDEPY` and `CFLAGS` are byte-identical to before. Assisted-by: Claude
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When a cpyext-enabled interpreter is installed under a Unix path containing non-UTF-8 bytes, to_string_lossy() replaces those bytes with U+FFFD, so both INCLUDEPY and the added CFLAGS entry name a directory that does not exist and extension compilation cannot find Python.h. Preserve the path through the same WTF-8/surrogate-escape conversion already used immediately above for base_prefix_str, allowing subprocess argument encoding to recover the original filesystem bytes.
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tand the size projections it moved — landed as #1245, and this branch is rebased onto it.The C header directory (half of #1247)
pip installof a project with anExtensionfailed before the compiler ran.Python.hlived inside the source tree atpyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/, and nothing put it on the prefix thatsysconfig.get_paths()['include']names; the only consumer,cpyext_smoke.rs, reached it by repo-relative path, so no test covered the gap. It moves toinclude/pyre3.14t/, the directory the posix_prefix scheme resolves to.INCLUDEPYandCONFINCLUDEPYsat in the same empty-string list as the library variables, stating that no such files are installed. That is still true withoutcpyext, so both stay empty there and only a build with an extension loader names the directory. Build backends that skip_distutils— meson-python, scikit-build, CMake'sFindPython— readINCLUDEPYdirectly.Publishing
INCLUDEPYis also what settles thepypy-vs-pyrename disagreement for the compile._get_python_inc_posixresolves in order:The middle arm reads
INCLUDEPY, guarded by_extantso the directory has to be there; only if it is empty or missing does it fall through to_get_python_inc_posix_prefix, which computesinclude/<impl><version><abiflags>with<impl>selected byIS_PYPY = '__pypy__' in sys.builtin_module_names— theinclude/pypy3.14t#1247 reports. Measured on the staged install, setuptools 84.0.0:So
build_extappends a usable-Ion its own.CFLAGScarrying the directory is a second, independent route rather than the only one —configure_systembuilds every extension compile ascc + ' ' + cflags, which covers a setuptools whoseget_python_inchas no config-var arm.Without an extension loader,
INCLUDEPYandCFLAGSare byte-identical to before.This does not close #1247. The other half survives:
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cfg!(feature = "cpyext").create_dynamicis also absent undersandboxand on a platform pyre has no loader for; there_imp.extension_suffixes()is empty and naming a header directory would let a build backend compile an extension this interpreter cannot load. The gate is now the predicateextension_abi_suffixandhas_so_extensionare already built on.Quote the
-Ipath. Both readers splitCFLAGSas shell words —distutils.util.split_quotedfor thecc + ' ' + cflagscommand line, and the shell for a backend that pastes the variable into one — so a prefix with a space in it arrived as two arguments. Double-quoted when it holds a character either would break on, bare otherwise, with a unit test on both.Shift the inline offsets with the enlarged object header (
cpython_type_offsets) — that one belonged to the size commit and landed in sysconfig, sizeof: advertise a build without the lock, and report its layout #1245.Declined: define
Py_GIL_DISABLEDas1ininclude/pyre3.14t/Python.h. The suggestion is that the macro should agree with the config var. It cannot here: this header declares pyre's own mirrorPyObject—{ob_refcnt, ob_pyre_link, ob_type}— which is neither CPython layout, and the surface is four exported symbols (Py_IncRef,Py_DecRef,PyModuleDef_Init,PyModule_Create2). Defining the macro sends every free-threading-aware extension down a branch this header cannot satisfy. Compiling the documented pattern from the free-threading-extensions HOWTO against it:PyUnstable_Module_SetGIL,Py_mod_gilandPy_MOD_GIL_NOT_USEDappear nowhere in the tree. Defining the macro is the last step of adding that surface, not the first;sysconfig.get_config_var("Py_GIL_DISABLED"), which is what the same HOWTO recommends for configuration checks, already answers 1.The spelling the wasm snapshot picked
INCLUDEPYandCONFINCLUDEPYkeep their place in the empty-default list and acpyextbuild overwrites them, rather than being lifted out of it into stores of their own. The two are identical for a build with no loader — same config vars, same everything — but the lifted version moveswasm synth/nested_list_comprehension_hotfrombridges_compiled 4/guard_failures 802to6/1202.Nothing in this commit runs while that bench is traced: it is pure Python with no imports, and
'sysconfig' in sys.modulesisFalseat startup, soinit_sysconfigdatais never entered. The counters follow the shape of the code rather than anything it does. Measured as a ladder on a clean4a7682eb199worktree, same machine, same command (pyre/check.py --backend wasm --synthetic-pattern nested_list_comprehension_hot):4a7682eb199importing.rswith the lifted storesimporting.rsas writtenWorth an issue on its own — a jit-stats gate that moves when unreachable code changes shape is measuring something other than the trace — but not worth blocking this on.
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4a7682eb199, the base at the time. The branch has since been rebased onto31caaba137e; the gates are re-running there and this section will be refreshed with those numbers.LLBC re-extracted and its fingerprint matching the tree:
cargo fmt --check: cleanpyre/check.py: dynasm 436/436, cranelift 436/436, wasm 428/429cargo test -p pyre-interpreter --features dynasm cflags_include_path: 1 passedcpyext_smokeunder--features dynasm,cpyext: 1 passed — it finds the header atinclude/pyre3.14tINCLUDEPY='',CONFINCLUDEPY='',CFLAGS='-DNDEBUG -O2'— byte-identical to baseThe staged install
bin/pyre(--features dynasm,cpyext) +lib/pyre3.14tfromstage-stdlib.py+include/pyre3.14t:pyre -m venvon that prefix, thenpip install ./exton a project whosesetup.pydeclares anExtension:setuptools reached the compiler through PEP 517 build isolation, compiled against
Python.h, and the module imported. With setuptools 84.0.0 installed in that venv, the two halves of #1247 read:The remaining red row is base-owned
wasm synth/short_circuit_value_kept_stackfails its ratio gate locally at 4.5x against a 3.7x gate. A cleanorigin/mainworktree measured 5.8x on the same machine, and the merged PRs that produced the current base carry it too — #1242 5.5x, #1243 5.2x, #1253 5.4x, #1245 5.3x on their own ubuntu jobs.A note for anyone re-checking that row: it only gates when dynasm ran in the same invocation —
check.py:2625-2644readsbench_elapsed[("dynasm", name)]and drops the fixture intowasm_ratio_ungatedwhen it is absent. A--backend wasmrun still prints a dynasm column from the recorded baseline and still reportsALL PASSED. Use--backend dynasm,wasm.Assisted-by: Claude