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WalkthroughThis change adds broad CPython extension support for Pyre. It introduces ABI-compatible headers and validation, raw-reference-counting integration with MiniMarkGC, modular cpyext APIs, extension loading support, C fixtures, integration tests, and related interpreter cleanup. Changescpyext ABI and runtime integration
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| callee_shadow: Some(super::CalleeLocalsShadow { | ||
| code_ptr: callee_pjc.code_ptr, | ||
| // `resume.py:1042-1057` rebuilds one concrete frame for every | ||
| // resumed MIFrame. Keep that identity on this callee's own | ||
| // walk context so residual execution can enter precisely this | ||
| // frame on the ExecutionContext chain. It deliberately does | ||
| // not use `InlineConcreteFrameGuard`: that TLS also selects | ||
| // the standard-virtualizable heap-sync target, which remains | ||
| // the bridge root for a reconstructed carrier. | ||
| concrete_frame: concrete_callee_frame, | ||
| ..Default::default() |
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When a bridge resumes an inlined callee and that callee executes a residual operation such as zero-argument super() or sys._getframe(), defaulting CalleeLocalsShadow::concrete_frame to zero makes ResidualFrameChainGuard fall back to the portal frame. The residual call then observes the caller's frame, globals, and locals rather than the resumed callee's; thread the frame returned by setup_reconstructed_callee_frame into this shadow instead.
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| symbolic, | ||
| }); | ||
| } | ||
| return Err(error); |
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When an inlined builtin sub-walk aborts after executing an effect, error.pc is an offset in the callee's jitcode, but returning it unchanged makes the enclosing caller hand that offset to blackhole setposition as a caller offset. If the two bodies differ, resume can begin on an operand byte, causing an unwired-opcode crash or replaying the already executed effect; construct the propagated error with pc: op.pc.
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| let w_locals = self.get_or_create_w_locals(); | ||
| let code_ptr = unsafe { pyframe_get_pycode(self) }; |
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When locals(), tracing, or profiling invokes fast2locals and allocating a name string or growing the locals mapping triggers a moving collection, this loop retains self, w_locals, and slot values as pre-move raw pointers. Subsequent iterations can therefore read or write reclaimed addresses; keep the frame behind a FrameAnchor and reload the rooted mapping and values around each allocating operation.
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| make_builtin_function("__call__", |args| { | ||
| let Some((&cls, rest)) = args.split_first() else { | ||
| return Err(crate::PyError::type_error( | ||
| "type.__call__() takes at least 1 argument (0 given)", | ||
| )); | ||
| }; | ||
| crate::call::type_call_instantiate(cls, rest) |
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When a custom metaclass delegates with super().__call__(*args, **kwargs), this positional-only builtin receives the internal keyword marker dict as another positional argument and forwards it through type_call_instantiate. Consequently keyword-only constructors, including calls such as C(x=1), fail or receive the wrong arguments; retain the variadic signature and pass the packed keyword mapping to the default constructor path without redispatching the metaclass override.
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| let dict = crate::baseobjspace::getdict_native(carrier); | ||
| if !dict.is_null() { | ||
| let value = pyre_object::w_int_new(value as i64); | ||
| unsafe { pyre_object::dictmultiobject::w_dict_setitem_str(dict, key, value) }; |
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When w_int_new triggers a moving collection, dict was captured before that allocation and is not updated even when the capsule carrier itself is rooted. The subsequent w_dict_setitem_str can therefore write through a stale dictionary pointer during PyCapsule_New or any PyCapsule_Set* call; allocate before looking up the dictionary or root and reload it around the allocation.
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| fn take_export(address: usize) -> Option<*mut CPyBuffer> { | ||
| let mut map = exports().lock(); | ||
| let stack = map.get_mut(&address)?; | ||
| let view = stack.pop()?; |
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When two live memoryviews export the same underlying address and the older view is released first, this address-keyed stack pops the newer view's Py_buffer. Its bf_releasebuffer can then free per-export internal state or backing resources that the still-live newer memoryview is using, while the older export remains open; preserve the exact Py_buffer on the corresponding memoryview as upstream does rather than selecting it by shared data address.
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| pub unsafe extern "C" fn PyLong_CheckExact(object: *mut CPyObject) -> c_int { | ||
| unsafe { PyLong_Check(object) } |
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PyLong_Check deliberately accepts bool and integer subclasses, so forwarding PyLong_CheckExact to it makes calls such as PyLong_CheckExact(Py_True) return 1. The same aliasing pattern appears in the new list, tuple, dict, bytes, float, Unicode, and module entry points, causing extensions to take exact-layout fast paths for subclass instances; each exact spelling must compare the user-visible class exactly.
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| // cpyext never uses Py_DEBUG. Pyre runs its mutators without a global | ||
| // interpreter lock. Py_ENABLE_SHARED at 1 would add a python shared | ||
| // object to link lines as `-lpython3.x`. | ||
| store_int(vars, "Py_DEBUG", 0); | ||
| store_int(vars, "Py_GIL_DISABLED", 0); | ||
| store_int(vars, "Py_GIL_DISABLED", 1); |
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This advertises a free-threaded runtime even though majit/majit-gc/src/rgil.rs:22-28 states that a thread holds the GIL for the entire time it runs pyre code and the collector relies on that exclusion. Consequently sysconfig, installation paths, extension build logic, and test.support.Py_GIL_DISABLED all select no-GIL behavior or skip coverage for a GIL build; keep this value at 0 until the runtime actually removes the GIL.
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| let previous = PENDING.with(|slot| slot.replace(raw)); | ||
| if !previous.is_null() && previous != raw { | ||
| unsafe { pyobject::decref(previous) }; |
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When C repeatedly calls PyErr_SetObject with the same exception instance, each call obtains a new owned mirror reference before reaching this function, but previous != raw suppresses release of the old indicator when the addresses match. The mirror refcount therefore grows on every replacement and can keep the exception and its referents alive indefinitely; the previous owned reference must be decremented even when it is identical to the replacement.
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| // The address has to outlive the call, so the export stays open; only | ||
| // the reference the structure holds is dropped. | ||
| pyobject::decref(view.obj); |
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When PyObject_AsCharBuffer, PyObject_AsReadBuffer, or PyObject_AsWriteBuffer is used on a C exporter, this drops only view.obj and permanently loses the Py_buffer, so bf_releasebuffer is never called and any export counter or internal allocation leaks forever. PyPy's corresponding buffer.py:179-195 invokes the release callback and then decrefs the object before returning the legacy pointer; preserve that lifecycle here.
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| let imported = super::pyerrors::trap( | ||
| super::import_::import_module(module_name) | ||
| .and_then(|module| crate::baseobjspace::getattr_str(module, attribute)), |
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For a capsule path such as pkg.api.CAPI where api is an attribute object rather than an importable pkg.api module, splitting only at the final dot attempts to import pkg.api and fails. The upstream implementation imports the first component and applies getattr for every remaining component, so iterate the dotted path instead of treating the entire prefix as a module name.
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| if !object.is_null() { | ||
| unsafe { (*object).ob_type = tp }; | ||
| } |
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When an extension follows the supported PyObject_Malloc/PyObject_Calloc plus PyObject_Init pattern, this writes only ob_type; ob_refcnt and ob_pyre_link remain zero or uninitialized, and the block is never attached to an interpreter object. Returning, accessing, or decrefing that object can therefore resolve a garbage link, underflow its refcount, or crash. Initialize the complete header and establish the rawrefcount link as the upstream _PyObject_Init path does.
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| object: *mut CPyObject, | ||
| key: *const c_char, | ||
| ) -> *mut CPyObject { | ||
| let (Some(object), Some(key)) = (argument(object), key_of(key)) else { |
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When key_of allocates the Python string and triggers a moving collection, object was already read from its mirror and remains a stale pre-move pointer. PyMapping_GetItemString can then dereference reclaimed memory; the Set/Del variants below repeat the same ordering. Pin the receiver and reload it after constructing the key.
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| let Some(value) = argument(value) else { | ||
| return -1; |
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When C calls PyObject_SetAttr(obj, name, NULL), the API specifies attribute deletion, and PyPy's PyObject_SetAttr dispatches to delattr. Passing the null value through argument instead records SystemError and returns -1, so extensions using this standard deletion spelling cannot remove attributes; handle it like the already-correct PyObject_SetAttrString path.
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| pub unsafe extern "C" fn PyErr_NormalizeException( | ||
| _ptype: *mut *mut CPyObject, | ||
| _pvalue: *mut *mut CPyObject, | ||
| _ptraceback: *mut *mut CPyObject, | ||
| ) { |
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When an extension calls PyErr_NormalizeException with an unnormalized triple—for example ptype = PyExc_ValueError and pvalue a string—this no-op leaves the value as a string instead of replacing it with a ValueError instance. Eagerly normalizing pyre-generated pending errors does not cover caller-constructed triples, and generated/native extensions commonly invoke this API defensively; implement the upstream normalization and reference-transfer behavior.
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| /// does not overflow a `Py_ssize_t`, so `exc` is only consulted for the error | ||
| /// it would carry. | ||
| #[unsafe(no_mangle)] | ||
| pub unsafe extern "C" fn PyNumber_AsSsize_t(object: *mut CPyObject, _exc: *mut CPyObject) -> isize { |
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When an index exceeds Py_ssize_t and exc is non-null, the contract is to raise that supplied exception class; only a null exc requests clamping. This ignores exc and calls getindex_w, whose documented behavior clamps oversized integers, so calls such as PyNumber_AsSsize_t(2**68, PyExc_TypeError) silently return PY_SSIZE_T_MAX instead of failing.
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| for (key, value) in items { | ||
| if over == 0 { | ||
| match crate::baseobjspace::contains(target(), key) { |
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When over == 0, contains can invoke user hashing/equality code and trigger a moving collection, but key and value are raw pointers copied into the unrooted items vector; the subsequent setitem then receives stale addresses. A collection during an earlier setitem similarly invalidates every remaining pair, so mappings with multiple items can corrupt memory even when over != 0; pin and reload each pair or iterate through a rooted container.
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| let (Some(set), Some(key)) = (argument(set), argument(key)) else { | ||
| return -1; | ||
| }; | ||
| let call = any_set(set, "PySet_Add").and_then(|set| method(set, "add", &[key])); |
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When an extension creates an empty frozenset with PyFrozenSet_New(NULL) and fills it before exposure, this dispatches to a Python-level add attribute, which frozensets do not have, so the standard construction pattern always fails. The upstream path specifically uses its internal cpyext_add_frozen operation for a fresh frozenset before falling back to normal set mutation; preserve that path here.
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| let mirror = attach( | ||
| w_obj, | ||
| REFCNT_IMMORTAL, | ||
| std::ptr::null_mut(), | ||
| size_of::<CPyTypeObject>(), |
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When any dynamically created Python class is passed through cpyext, assigning every type mirror REFCNT_IMMORTAL makes the rawrefcount collector treat the class as permanently C-referenced. Deleting the class can therefore never clear weakrefs or reclaim the class and its namespace, unlike upstream where ordinary heap-type mirrors carry the normal link share and are deallocated with the class; reserve immortality for genuinely immortal builtin/static types.
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| let mut borrowed = BORROWED.lock(); | ||
| let owned = borrowed.entry(container as usize).or_default(); | ||
| if owned.contains(&(item as usize)) { | ||
| drop(borrowed); | ||
| unsafe { decref(item) }; | ||
| } else { | ||
| owned.push(item as usize); |
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When a long-lived list or dictionary repeatedly returns borrowed items and then replaces or removes them, this address-keyed side table retains one owned mirror reference for every distinct item until the entire container dies. Removed objects therefore remain observable through weakrefs and memory grows without bound; upstream stores the current references in the container mirror itself and releases an old slot during mutation, so this ownership must track the actual container contents rather than every historical borrow.
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| if text.is_null() { | ||
| super::pyerrors::set_pending_error(crate::PyError::new( | ||
| crate::PyErrorKind::SystemError, | ||
| "PyBytes_FromStringAndSize(NULL, size) is not implemented yet", | ||
| )); | ||
| return std::ptr::null_mut(); |
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When an extension calls PyBytes_FromStringAndSize(NULL, size) to allocate a bytes object and fill its buffer through PyBytes_AS_STRING, this rejects the documented argument shape with SystemError. This construction pattern is part of the public bytes API and is used by extensions that build output incrementally, so the mirror needs writable construction storage that is committed to the immutable interpreter bytes rather than rejecting the call.
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pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs (1)
4705-4723: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick winRemoved GC rooting leaves movable references live across allocating calls in
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs. This PR droppedFrameAnchorand the shadow-stack slots that previously named the locals mapping and its operands. Each remaining site now holds a movablePyObjectRefin a plain Rust local across a call that allocates and can collect, so a minor collection leaves the code writing through pre-collection addresses. The unchanged caller comment at Lines 2650-2655 still documents that these helpers allocate and can move their operands.
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs#L4705-L4723: wrap thew_str_new(name)key allocation in a root bracket that also namesw_objandvalue, then read all three back from their slots beforesetitem/delitem.pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs#L3969-L3995: pinw_localsonce afterget_or_create_w_localsand reload it from its slot at everysetitem_str_objectanddelitem_str_objectcall in both loops.pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs#L2338-L2340: pin the dict returned byw_dict_newacrossgetorcreate_debug_data(-1)and store and return the reloaded value, matchingget_or_create_extra_localsat Lines 2548-2565.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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CURRENT_FRAMEbefore reading fast locals.
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/collector.rs`:
- Around line 4770-4778: Move the drain_gray_stack function below
rescan_major_stack_roots_black_and_drain so the existing root-rescanning
documentation remains attached to rescan_major_stack_roots_black_and_drain,
while drain_gray_stack retains its own documentation.
In `@majit/majit-gc/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 3039-3058: Update gc_rawrefcount_to_obj and
gc_rawrefcount_next_dead to check gc_sync::is_initialized() before accessing the
GC singleton; return GcRef::NULL and 0 respectively when uninitialized, while
preserving the existing lookup and queue behavior after initialization.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/modsupport.h`:
- Around line 548-559: Remove the unused lookahead declaration and its
corresponding void cast from the format-processing logic around
_PyPyre_BuildOne, leaving the parsing and return behavior unchanged.
- Around line 22-27: Add the required standard-library headers to make each
topic header self-contained: include stdarg.h and stdio.h in modsupport.h for
va_list and snprintf, and include string.h in moduleobject.h for strrchr. Update
both affected sites—pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/modsupport.h lines
22-27 and pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/moduleobject.h lines
54-72—without relying on Python.h include order.
- Around line 353-361: Update PyArg_ParseTupleAndKeywords to accept char *const
*keywords, matching CPython’s declaration, and propagate the same const-pointer
type through _PyPyre_VaParse and its callers without changing other behavior.
- Around line 152-164: The C format unit must preserve Unicode code points
rather than truncating through UTF-8 bytes or char casts. In
pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/modsupport.h lines 152-164, update the
C-format input handling to validate the PyUnicode_GetLength result, then read
the code point with PyUnicode_ReadChar and store it in the int output; in lines
415-418, construct the one-character string from the int code point. Both sites
require direct changes, while preserving existing error handling for invalid
length or Unicode operations.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/moduleobject.h`:
- Around line 25-26: Define CPython-compatible Py_mod_multiple_interpreters and
Py_mod_gil slot macros with values 3 and 4 alongside Py_mod_create and
Py_mod_exec, then update create_module_from_def_and_spec to recognize and
process these slots instead of raising unknown slot ID while preserving existing
slot behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/patchlevel.h`:
- Around line 13-21: Align PY_MICRO_VERSION and PY_VERSION_HEX in patchlevel.h
with the authoritative CPython ABI version recorded for this change, or document
the chosen authority in the cpyext documentation. Ensure all exposed version
macros consistently report the same release, and add PY_RELEASE_LEVEL,
PY_RELEASE_SERIAL, and PY_VERSION if this header is intended to match CPython’s
public patchlevel interface.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/pyerrors.h`:
- Around line 14-50: The exception declarations in pyerrors.h are missing
PyExc_Warning, PyExc_DeprecationWarning, PyExc_RuntimeWarning, and
PyExc_UserWarning required by PyErr_WarnEx. Add these PyAPI_DATA declarations
alongside the existing PyExc_* symbols, preserving the warning inheritance and
default-category expectations; alternatively document the unsupported gap in
cpyext.md.
- Around line 108-116: Update the format-conversion dispatch in the default arm
so the n conversion is rejected before spec is passed to snprintf, preventing %n
from interpreting the variadic argument as a writable pointer. Preserve the
existing handling for supported conversions and use the surrounding
format-processing logic to report or handle the rejected conversion
consistently.
- Around line 111-112: Update the format-specifier handling in the shown
snprintf branch so the l modifier continues reading a long, while the z modifier
reads a size_t/Py_ssize_t-compatible argument matching snprintf’s %z width,
including on LLP64 targets. Keep the existing behavior for other modifiers
unchanged.
- Around line 87-95: Update the conversion handling around the `%V` case to
consume both its PyObject pointer and const char fallback arguments, selecting
the Unicode object when non-NULL and the fallback otherwise. Keep `%S`, `%R`,
and `%A` on their existing single-object paths, and do not call PyObject_Str for
`%V`.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/pymacro.h`:
- Around line 13-19: Extend pymacro.h with CPython-compatible definitions for
Py_STRINGIFY, Py_ARRAY_LENGTH, Py_MEMBER_SIZE, Py_MIN, Py_MAX, Py_ABS, and
Py_UNREACHABLE. Implement Py_UNREACHABLE’s unsupported-compiler fallback without
referencing Py_FatalError, which is not declared in this include tree, while
preserving the existing Py_UNUSED behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/pyport.h`:
- Around line 13-25: Update the Windows branch in the PyMODINIT_FUNC definition
to distinguish C++ builds using __cplusplus and apply extern "C" for C++
extension initialization, while retaining the existing Windows export behavior
and C linkage for C builds.
- Around line 26-30: Make the topic headers self-contained by adding the
required standard-library includes: in
pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/pyport.h lines 26-30, include headers
declaring intptr_t and size_t; in
pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/pyerrors.h lines 54-59, include
declarations for va_list, snprintf, memcpy, strchr, and strstr; and in
pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/typeslots.h line 97, include the
declaration for NULL.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/pytypedefs.h`:
- Around line 17-19: Define the public PyCFunctionFast and
PyCFunctionFastWithKeywords typedef aliases alongside the existing
_PyCFunctionFast and _PyCFunctionFastWithKeywords declarations in pytypedefs.h,
preserving their corresponding function signatures so extensions can use the
public names.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/setobject.h`:
- Around line 13-16: Document the PySet_GET_SIZE compatibility divergence in
pyre/docs/cpyext.md alongside the existing Check-spelling notes: unlike
CPython’s non-failing field access, the current PySet_GET_SIZE macro delegates
to PySet_Size, which returns -1 and sets an exception for non-set arguments. Do
not change the macro implementation.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/structmember.h`:
- Around line 14-33: Add the missing legacy T_STRING_INPLACE alias with value 13
alongside the other T_* definitions in structmember.h, preserving compatibility
for PyMemberDef tables that reference it.
- Around line 35-95: Move the PyGetSetDef and _typeobject definitions from
structmember.h into pyre3.14t/object.h beside PyType_Slot, preserving their
complete layouts and declarations. Leave structmember.h containing only the T_*
aliases and READONLY definitions.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/buffer.rs`:
- Around line 732-782: Update PyObject_AsCharBuffer and PyObject_AsWriteBuffer
to release the temporary CPyBuffer after obtaining the output pointer, invoking
PyBuffer_Release so snapshot allocations and exporter release callbacks are
handled. Preserve the returned pointer’s required lifetime by transferring or
retaining snapshot ownership through the mirror/object lifetime mechanism,
rather than leaving the Py_buffer export open; PyObject_AsReadBuffer should
continue inheriting the corrected char-buffer behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/dictobject.rs`:
- Around line 56-80: Update PyDict_SetItemString to inspect the result of
w_dict_setitem_str and return -1 when the dictionary store fails, matching
PyDict_SetItem’s error contract; retain the 0 success return. If
w_dict_setitem_str is guaranteed not to fail, document that guarantee at the
call site instead.
- Around line 528-542: Inspect the mirror struct used by PyDict_Next and add a
`_tmpkeys`-equivalent field when its layout permits, then store and retrieve
each dictionary’s snapshot through that field instead of ITERATION_KEYS,
including removing the address-keyed lookup and forget_iteration cleanup. If the
struct cannot safely carry the field, retain the side table and expand its
documentation with the specific structural reason.
- Around line 441-455: Root the raw element references before calls that may
execute user code, then reload them afterward before reuse. In
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/dictobject.rs lines 441-455, pin key and value
per iteration and reload before contains and setitem; apply the same to items[0]
and items[1] at lines 510-521. In pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/sequence.rs
lines 143-154 and 233-242, pin all items and value before the loops and reload
each before eq_w.
- Around line 606-619: Update PyDict_Next’s getitem lookup so a missing key
during dictionary mutation is treated as normal exhaustion or skipped without
leaving a pending KeyError; ensure the trap handling clears or consumes this
expected error before returning 0, while preserving propagation of unexpected
errors.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/import_.rs`:
- Around line 16-27: Update the import setup in the surrounding function so the
value returned by getattr_str is pinned immediately, before w_str_new(name)
allocates; then build the name and use the pinned import slot for
call_function_impl_result, preserving the existing name-slot handling.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/listobject.rs`:
- Around line 137-150: Reorder allocations so argument and sequence-reference
resolution occurs before creating unpinned interpreter objects. In
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/listobject.rs:137-150 (PyList_Insert), move
w_int_new after both argument bindings; at 183-194 and 198-220, move range_slice
after the object binding, also after from_ref(sequence) at 198-220. In
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/sequence.rs:174-185, move range_slice after
argument(object); at 188-201, after argument(object) and argument(value); and at
204-216, after argument(object).
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/longobject.rs`:
- Around line 71-102: Update PyLong_FromString in
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/longobject.rs:71-102 to parse arbitrary-size
values with BigInt, construct results through from_bigint, and set end to the
first unparsed character. Also update the conversion path at
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/longobject.rs:58-68 to replace the saturating
value.trunc() as i64 conversion with exact BigInt conversion followed by
from_bigint.
- Around line 685-694: Update PyLong_Check to recognize both machine-word
integers and big integers by using the existing is_int and is_long predicates;
PyLong_CheckExact delegates to it and will then inherit the correct behavior.
Preserve the null-object check and return 1 for every Python integer, including
values created by from_bigint.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/mapping.rs`:
- Around line 45-114: Pin the receiver before any key allocation in
PyMapping_GetItemString, PyMapping_SetItemString, PyMapping_DelItemString, and
PyMapping_HasKeyString. Follow PyObject_DelItemString’s existing pattern:
validate and pin object, call key_of while pinned, then read the receiver back
from the shadow stack before invoking getitem, setitem, delitem, or the
corresponding lookup. Preserve each function’s current error return and
exception-clearing behavior.
- Around line 10-23: Update PyMapping_Check to also reject objects whose type
defines __getslice__, matching PyPy’s ismapping_w semantics while preserving the
existing null, list, tuple, and str exclusions and __getitem__ requirement.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/methodobject.rs`:
- Around line 206-252: Update the calling-convention validation in
call_method_def to require exactly one of METH_NOARGS, METH_O, METH_VARARGS, or
METH_FASTCALL, rejecting combinations such as METH_VARARGS | METH_FASTCALL and
METH_NOARGS | METH_O before invoking call_cfunction. Preserve the existing
unknown-convention error behavior for flag words without any supported
convention bit.
- Around line 161-168: The carrier currently trusts a Python-writable
__pyre_ml__ integer as a CPyMethodDef pointer, enabling invalid dereferences in
method_def and call_method_def. Protect this reserved value by storing it in a
typed non-Python payload or by making carrier_set reject writes to reserved
carrier keys, while preserving carrier_get access for internally initialized
method definitions.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/mod.rs`:
- Around line 610-612: Update the METH_O branch in the argument dispatch logic
to require exactly one positional argument before calling value_slot(0) or
creating arguments; reject zero or multiple positional arguments (and any
unsupported keyword usage) through the existing argument-count error path.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/modsupport.rs`:
- Around line 22-29: Move the internal md_def and md_state storage out of the
Python-visible module dictionary used by MD_DEF_KEY and MD_STATE_KEY. Add
dedicated non-exposed fields on the module object, update PyModule_GetDef,
PyModule_GetState, and exec_def_of callers to read those fields, and ensure
Python attribute or __dict__ mutation cannot alter either pointer.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/number.rs`:
- Around line 473-492: Update as_index to validate the value returned by
__index__ before returning it, accepting only integer/long objects and otherwise
producing a TypeError that identifies the returned type; preserve the existing
direct return for integer inputs and ensure PyNumber_Index propagates this
validation error.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/object.rs`:
- Around line 1129-1135: Update the validation around argument(name) and
vectorcall_nargs in the relevant object-call function so a NULL name does not
trigger PyErr_BadInternalCall twice. Separate the argument-count check from the
name extraction, letting argument(name) provide the NULL-name error while only
the insufficient-arguments path calls PyErr_BadInternalCall.
- Around line 935-983: Update ensure_linked to retain the missing vectorcall API
symbols: PyObject_Vectorcall, PyObject_VectorcallMethod, PyVectorcall_Call,
PyObject_CallNoArgs, and PyObject_CallOneArg, using the same black_box
function-pointer pattern as the existing entries.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/pyerrors.rs`:
- Around line 359-388: Update PyErr_Restore to clear the pending exception
indicator before the normalized(class, value) attempt, ensuring prior exceptions
are replaced even when ptype is null or normalization fails. Preserve the
existing reference cleanup and successful normalization behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/pyobject.rs`:
- Around line 508-520: Update cached_bytes so produce runs before acquiring
BYTE_CACHE, then lock the cache and insert the precomputed boxed bytes only when
the raw pointer has no existing entry. Preserve returning the cached entry’s
pointer and length, and avoid invoking produce while the lock is held.
- Around line 459-478: Update borrow_from and the BORROWED per-container storage
so each container uses a HashSet<usize> (or equivalent address-to-count map)
instead of a vector, making duplicate-reference membership checks O(1) while
preserving the existing ownership and decref behavior.
- Around line 337-345: The deallocation path must distinguish the original
allocation from a reentrant allocation that reuses the same address. Update the
BLOCK_SIZES bookkeeping and the logic around tp_dealloc_of and free_block to
store an allocation generation, capture the original generation before invoking
tp_dealloc, and release the block only if the address still maps to that same
generation; otherwise leave the replacement allocation untouched.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/sliceobject.rs`:
- Around line 36-51: Update the slice-bound conversion flow using bounds and
getindex_w so all three slice fields are rooted for the entire conversion,
including across each __index__ call that may trigger GC. Before converting each
bound, reload it from its root slot rather than using stale by-value copies, and
preserve the existing invalid-slice error behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/tupleobject.rs`:
- Around line 16-24: Update PyTuple_New to perform fallible allocation for the
tuple backing storage, using Vec::try_reserve or equivalent, and return a null
pointer with MemoryError set when allocation fails instead of aborting. Preserve
the existing negative-size BadInternalCall behavior and successful tuple
creation path.
- Around line 119-122: The PyTuple_CheckExact and PyUnicode_CheckExact entry
points incorrectly accept subclasses; update both
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/tupleobject.rs lines 119-122 and
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/unicodeobject.rs lines 102-105 to test exact
tuple and str types respectively, using the existing exact-type helper instead
of PyTuple_Check or PyUnicode_Check.
Apply the same fix in `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/longobject.rs` around
lines 691 - 694: The list exact check accepts subclasses.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext/unicodeobject.rs`:
- Around line 76-85: Update PyUnicode_AsUTF8AndSize to encode the value as
strict UTF-8 rather than copying w_str_get_wtf8(value).as_bytes(), rejecting
lone surrogates with UnicodeEncodeError and returning the failure through the
existing API error path; preserve the size and cached-pointer behavior for
successfully encoded strings.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/importing.rs`:
- Around line 3856-3857: Update both importer branches that call
load_extension_module, including the FindInfo::ExtensionPackage branch, to
construct and pass the real module spec instead of pyre_object::PY_NULL; if
constructing it is not possible, pass a non-null placeholder such as w_none().
Ensure the spec reaches create_module_from_def_and_spec for Py_mod_create
callbacks.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/typedef.rs`:
- Around line 11067-11074: Update the __call__ builtin’s forwarding path to use
the existing keyword-aware type-instantiation logic, preserving the trailing
__pyre_kw__ dictionary as keyword arguments rather than passing it positionally
to __new__ and __init__. Keep the current cls/rest argument validation and
behavior for calls without keyword arguments.
In `@pyre/pyrex/tests/fixtures/cpyext_methods.c`:
- Around line 542-547: Update the Py_BuildValue format string in the result
construction to use i for the first argument, matching first’s int type; keep
the existing n format for the preceding Py_ssize_t arguments and the i format
for second unchanged.
- Around line 236-238: Update numbers() to store the result of
PyFloat_FromDouble(0.25), handle a NULL result before conversion, pass the
converted value to Py_BuildValue, and release the temporary float on every path.
- Around line 459-465: Update the PyObject_CallMethodOneArg call in the cpyext
method test to pass text instead of NULL, satisfying the API’s non-NULL argument
requirement. If the call unexpectedly succeeds, decrement meth_one before
jumping to done, then retain the assertion and error-clearing behavior.
In `@pyre/pyrex/tests/fixtures/cpyext_types.c`:
- Around line 201-240: In pyre/pyrex/tests/fixtures/cpyext_types.c lines
201-240, add point_dealloc to Py_CLEAR PointObject.label and then call tp_free,
and assign it to PointType.tp_dealloc. Apply the same fix at lines 796-835 by
adding table_dealloc to Py_CLEAR TableObject.store and then call tp_free, and
assign it to TableType.tp_dealloc.
- Around line 32-35: Release the allocated instance before returning NULL from
the PyUnicode_FromString failure path in point_new, and apply the same cleanup
to the corresponding error paths in bag_new, table_new, and m_make. Use the
appropriate deallocator for each self instance while preserving successful
construction behavior.
In `@pyre/scripts/cpyext-abi.py`:
- Around line 247-264: The ABI checker currently only measures Rust exports, so
header-implemented entry points are omitted. Extend command_check and its
export-discovery flow to parse static inline definitions from HEADER_DIR and
compare them against the existing declarations using the same ABI-slot logic,
ensuring functions such as the modsupport helpers are counted and mismatches
reported; document the remaining exclusion of macro-defined values in the cpyext
documentation if that limitation remains out of scope.
- Around line 70-81: Update pyre/scripts/cpyext-abi.py lines 70-81 in param_type
so inline function-pointer name substitution targets only the declarator
position between the stars and closing parenthesis of the first group,
preserving already-unnamed types such as void (*)(int, int). Update
pyre/scripts/cpyext-abi.py lines 218-219 in load_record to use the existing
split_commas helper instead of args.split(",") so nested function-pointer
argument commas remain grouped.
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- Around line 10618-10631: In the zero-argument super() handling within the
CURRENT_FRAME closure, call
crate::executioncontext::force_frame_before_locals_read(frame_ptr) after
validating the pointer and before accessing the frame’s fast locals, argument,
or __class__ slots. Preserve the existing frame and argument validation
behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs`:
- Around line 4705-4723: Restore GC rooting for movable references across
allocating calls in pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs:4705-4723 by rooting
w_obj, value, and the w_str_new(name) key, then reloading them before
setitem_str_object and delitem_str_object operations. In
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs:3969-3995, root w_locals once after
get_or_create_w_locals and reload it for every helper call in both loops. In
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs:2338-2340, root the w_dict_new result
across getorcreate_debug_data(-1), then store and return the reloaded value,
matching get_or_create_extra_locals.
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| /// empty. Every caller that seeds a root outside the incremental budget | ||
| /// finishes it here rather than leaving work for the next step. | ||
| fn drain_gray_stack(&mut self) { | ||
| while let Some(obj_addr) = self.incr_state.gray_stack.pop() { | ||
| self.mark_object(obj_addr); | ||
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Move the new function so the existing doc block stays on rescan_major_stack_roots_black_and_drain.
The doc paragraph at lines 4749-4769 describes walking the root sets and re-greying black roots. That is rescan_major_stack_roots_black_and_drain (line 4779), not drain_gray_stack. Inserting drain_gray_stack between the paragraph and its function attaches both paragraphs to drain_gray_stack and leaves rescan_major_stack_roots_black_and_drain undocumented.
Move drain_gray_stack below rescan_major_stack_roots_black_and_drain so each function keeps its own rationale.
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/collector.rs` around lines 4770 - 4778, Move the
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| pub fn gc_rawrefcount_from_obj(obj: GcRef) -> usize { | ||
| if !gc_sync::is_initialized() { | ||
| return 0; | ||
| } | ||
| gc_sync::gc_query_reentrant(|gc| gc.rawrefcount_from_obj(obj.0)) | ||
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| /// `rawrefcount.py:to_obj` — the interpreter object `pyobject` links to, null | ||
| /// once the link has been cleared. | ||
| pub fn gc_rawrefcount_to_obj(pyobject: usize) -> GcRef { | ||
| GcRef(gc_sync::gc_query_reentrant(|gc| { | ||
| gc.rawrefcount_to_obj(pyobject) | ||
| })) | ||
| } | ||
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| /// `rawrefcount.py:next_dead` — pop one mirror whose linked object has died, or | ||
| /// 0 when the queue is empty. | ||
| pub fn gc_rawrefcount_next_dead() -> usize { | ||
| gc_sync::gc_op(|gc| gc.rawrefcount_next_dead()) | ||
| } |
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cat -n majit/majit-gc/src/gc_sync.rs | sed -n '95,120p;3000,3078p'Repository: youknowone/pyre
Length of output: 10192
Guard rawrefcount lookups before GC initialization.
gc_rawrefcount_to_obj and gc_rawrefcount_next_dead call singleton accessors that panic before initialization. Return GcRef::NULL and 0, respectively, when gc_sync::is_initialized() is false.
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/lib.rs` around lines 3039 - 3058, Update
gc_rawrefcount_to_obj and gc_rawrefcount_next_dead to check
gc_sync::is_initialized() before accessing the GC singleton; return GcRef::NULL
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| static inline void _PyPyre_ArgError(const char *fname, const char *message) | ||
| { | ||
| char buffer[256]; | ||
| snprintf(buffer, sizeof(buffer), "%s() %s", fname ? fname : "function", message); | ||
| PyErr_SetString(PyExc_TypeError, buffer); | ||
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Topic headers call standard-library functions without including the standard headers. Each header defines static inline functions that use the C standard library, but neither includes the header that declares what it uses. Compilation depends entirely on the include order inside Python.h. A reordering of that include list breaks the build, and a consumer that includes a topic header directly fails immediately.
pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/modsupport.h#L22-L27: add#include <stdarg.h>forva_listand#include <stdio.h>for thesnprintfcalls at Lines 25, 286, 311 and 372.pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/moduleobject.h#L54-L72: add#include <string.h>for thestrrchrcall at Line 62.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/modsupport.h` around lines 22 - 27,
Add the required standard-library headers to make each topic header
self-contained: include stdarg.h and stdio.h in modsupport.h for va_list and
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| static inline int PyArg_ParseTupleAndKeywords(PyObject *args, PyObject *kwargs, | ||
| const char *format, char **keywords, ...) | ||
| { | ||
| va_list va; | ||
| va_start(va, keywords); | ||
| int parsed = _PyPyre_VaParse(args, kwargs, format, keywords, &va, NULL); | ||
| va_end(va); | ||
| return parsed; | ||
| } |
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keywords type does not match CPython's declaration.
CPython 3.14 declares the parameter as PY_CXX_CONST char *const *, as recorded in pyre/scripts/cpython-abi.txt line 11. This header declares char **keywords.
Extensions commonly declare the keyword list as static char *const kwlist[] = {...}, and PY_CXX_CONST expands to const under C++. Both forms fail to convert to char **. The extension then fails to compile or emits a qualifier-discard diagnostic.
scripts/cpyext-abi.py check cannot catch this. The checker reads only #[unsafe(no_mangle)] extern "C" Rust exports, and these three entry points are static inline in this header.
Change the parameter to char *const * and propagate the type through _PyPyre_VaParse.
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static inline int _PyPyre_VaParse(PyObject *args, PyObject *kwargs,
- const char *format, char **keywords,
+ const char *format, char *const *keywords,
va_list *va, const char *fname) static inline int PyArg_ParseTupleAndKeywords(PyObject *args, PyObject *kwargs,
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/modsupport.h` around lines 353 - 361,
Update PyArg_ParseTupleAndKeywords to accept char *const *keywords, matching
CPython’s declaration, and propagate the same const-pointer type through
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| const char *lookahead = *format; | ||
| PyObject *first = _PyPyre_BuildOne(format, va); | ||
| if (first == NULL) { | ||
| return NULL; | ||
| } | ||
| while (**format == ' ' || **format == ',') { | ||
| (*format)++; | ||
| } | ||
| if (**format == '\0') { | ||
| return first; | ||
| } | ||
| (void)lookahead; |
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Remove the unused lookahead variable.
lookahead is assigned at Line 548 and then discarded at Line 559 with a cast to void. It never affects control flow. Remove both lines.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/modsupport.h` around lines 548 - 559,
Remove the unused lookahead declaration and its corresponding void cast from the
format-processing logic around _PyPyre_BuildOne, leaving the parsing and return
behavior unchanged.
| result = Py_BuildValue( | ||
| "(nnnininniiil)", | ||
| PySet_Size(empty), after_add, after_readd, has_key, | ||
| first, second, after_pop, PySet_Size(built), | ||
| PySet_Check(built), PyFrozenSet_Check(frozen), PyAnySet_Check(frozen), | ||
| was_zero && kept ? typed_read : -1); |
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Fix the Py_BuildValue format for first.
The format is "(nnnininniiil)". Position 5 is n, which reads a Py_ssize_t from the variadic list. The argument at position 5 is first, which is declared int at Line 515. Py_BuildValue uses va_arg with the wrong type, which is undefined behavior and can read garbage high bits.
second at position 6 already uses i. Use i for first too.
🐛 Proposed fix for the format string
result = Py_BuildValue(
- "(nnnininniiil)",
+ "(nnniiinniiil)",
PySet_Size(empty), after_add, after_readd, has_key,
first, second, after_pop, PySet_Size(built),
PySet_Check(built), PyFrozenSet_Check(frozen), PyAnySet_Check(frozen),
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| result = Py_BuildValue( | |
| "(nnnininniiil)", | |
| PySet_Size(empty), after_add, after_readd, has_key, | |
| first, second, after_pop, PySet_Size(built), | |
| PySet_Check(built), PyFrozenSet_Check(frozen), PyAnySet_Check(frozen), | |
| was_zero && kept ? typed_read : -1); | |
| result = Py_BuildValue( | |
| "(nnniiinniiil)", | |
| PySet_Size(empty), after_add, after_readd, has_key, | |
| first, second, after_pop, PySet_Size(built), | |
| PySet_Check(built), PyFrozenSet_Check(frozen), PyAnySet_Check(frozen), | |
| was_zero && kept ? typed_read : -1); |
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In `@pyre/pyrex/tests/fixtures/cpyext_methods.c` around lines 542 - 547, Update
the Py_BuildValue format string in the result construction to use i for the
first argument, matching first’s int type; keep the existing n format for the
preceding Py_ssize_t arguments and the i format for second unchanged.
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| self->label = PyUnicode_FromString(""); | ||
| if (self->label == NULL) { | ||
| return NULL; | ||
| } |
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Release the instance on the tp_new error paths.
point_new allocates self with PyType_GenericAlloc, then returns NULL when PyUnicode_FromString("") fails. The allocated instance is never released.
The same pattern appears at these sites:
- Line 594-597 and Line 600-606 in
bag_new. - Line 751-752 in
table_new. - Line 855-858 in
m_make.
🐛 Proposed fix for `point_new`
self->label = PyUnicode_FromString("");
if (self->label == NULL) {
+ Py_DECREF(self);
return NULL;
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| self->label = PyUnicode_FromString(""); | |
| if (self->label == NULL) { | |
| return NULL; | |
| } | |
| self->label = PyUnicode_FromString(""); | |
| if (self->label == NULL) { | |
| Py_DECREF(self); | |
| return NULL; | |
| } |
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In `@pyre/pyrex/tests/fixtures/cpyext_types.c` around lines 32 - 35, Release the
allocated instance before returning NULL from the PyUnicode_FromString failure
path in point_new, and apply the same cleanup to the corresponding error paths
in bag_new, table_new, and m_make. Use the appropriate deallocator for each self
instance while preserving successful construction behavior.
| static PyTypeObject PointType = { | ||
| PyVarObject_HEAD_INIT(NULL, 0) | ||
| "cpyext_types.Point", /* tp_name */ | ||
| sizeof(PointObject), /* tp_basicsize */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_itemsize */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_dealloc */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_vectorcall_offset */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_getattr */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_setattr */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_as_async */ | ||
| point_repr, /* tp_repr */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_as_number */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_as_sequence */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_as_mapping */ | ||
| point_hash, /* tp_hash */ | ||
| (ternaryfunc)point_call, /* tp_call */ | ||
| point_str, /* tp_str */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_getattro */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_setattro */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_as_buffer */ | ||
| Py_TPFLAGS_DEFAULT | Py_TPFLAGS_BASETYPE, /* tp_flags */ | ||
| point_doc, /* tp_doc */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_traverse */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_clear */ | ||
| point_richcompare, /* tp_richcompare */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_weaklistoffset */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_iter */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_iternext */ | ||
| point_methods, /* tp_methods */ | ||
| point_members, /* tp_members */ | ||
| point_getset, /* tp_getset */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_base */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_dict */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_descr_get */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_descr_set */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_dictoffset */ | ||
| point_init, /* tp_init */ | ||
| 0, /* tp_alloc */ | ||
| point_new, /* tp_new */ | ||
| }; |
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Two C types own a PyObject * field but leave tp_dealloc at 0. Both types store a strong reference in an instance field and inherit the object deallocator, which frees the instance without releasing that field. Each instance therefore leaks its held object. Add a tp_dealloc that clears the field and then calls tp_free.
pyre/pyrex/tests/fixtures/cpyext_types.c#L201-L240: add apoint_deallocthat runsPy_CLEARonPointObject.label, then set it asPointType.tp_dealloc.pyre/pyrex/tests/fixtures/cpyext_types.c#L796-L835: add atable_deallocthat runsPy_CLEARonTableObject.store, then set it asTableType.tp_dealloc.
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In `@pyre/pyrex/tests/fixtures/cpyext_types.c` around lines 201 - 240, In
pyre/pyrex/tests/fixtures/cpyext_types.c lines 201-240, add point_dealloc to
Py_CLEAR PointObject.label and then call tp_free, and assign it to
PointType.tp_dealloc. Apply the same fix at lines 796-835 by adding
table_dealloc to Py_CLEAR TableObject.store and then call tp_free, and assign it
to TableType.tp_dealloc.
| def param_type(text): | ||
| """A parameter's type with its name dropped, since a declaration needs none.""" | ||
| text = tidy(text) | ||
| if text in ("", "void"): | ||
| return "void" | ||
| if "(" in text: # a function pointer spelled inline | ||
| return re.sub(r"\b[A-Za-z_]\w*\s*\)", ")", text, count=1) | ||
| text = re.sub(r"\[\s*\]", " *", text) | ||
| named = NAMED.match(text) | ||
| if named and named.group(2) not in KEYWORDS: | ||
| return tidy(named.group(1)) | ||
| return text |
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Inline function-pointer parameter types are mishandled on write and on read. A type such as void (*)(int, int) contains both a declarator position and internal commas. Neither the type-normalising step nor the record-reading step accounts for that, so the recorded ABI can be corrupted on write and mis-split on read. Both weaken the gate the module docstring describes.
pyre/scripts/cpyext-abi.py#L70-L81: anchor the declarator-name substitution inparam_typeto the position between the stars and the closing paren of the first group, so an already-unnamed function pointer is not corrupted intovoid (*)().pyre/scripts/cpyext-abi.py#L218-L219: replaceargs.split(",")inload_recordwith the existing depth-awaresplit_commashelper at Line 50.
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In `@pyre/scripts/cpyext-abi.py` around lines 70 - 81, Update
pyre/scripts/cpyext-abi.py lines 70-81 in param_type so inline function-pointer
name substitution targets only the declarator position between the stars and
closing parenthesis of the first group, preserving already-unnamed types such as
void (*)(int, int). Update pyre/scripts/cpyext-abi.py lines 218-219 in
load_record to use the existing split_commas helper instead of args.split(",")
so nested function-pointer argument commas remain grouped.
| def command_check(args): | ||
| declarations, typedefs = load_record() | ||
| disagree, converted = [], [] | ||
| checked = 0 | ||
| for module, name, params, ret in read_exports(): | ||
| if name not in declarations: | ||
| converted.append((module, name)) | ||
| continue | ||
| theirs, their_ret = declarations[name] | ||
| checked += 1 | ||
| ours = [abi_slot(p, typedefs) for p in params] | ||
| wanted = [abi_slot(p, typedefs) for p in theirs] | ||
| if ours != wanted: | ||
| disagree.append((module, name, params, theirs, "arguments")) | ||
| elif abi_slot(ret, typedefs) != abi_slot(their_ret, typedefs): | ||
| disagree.append((module, name, [ret], [their_ret], "return")) | ||
| print(f"{checked} exports checked against the recorded CPython ABI; " | ||
| f"{len(converted)} have no CPython declaration") |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
The gate skips entry points implemented in the headers.
read_exports scans only #[unsafe(no_mangle)] extern "C" functions under pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/cpyext. Several public entry points are not Rust exports. PyArg_ParseTuple, PyArg_ParseTupleAndKeywords, PyArg_UnpackTuple and Py_BuildValue are static inline functions in pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14t/modsupport.h.
All four are present in the record. cpython-abi.txt lines 8-11 declare them. The checker never reaches them, so checked excludes them and no mismatch is reported.
This is not hypothetical. PyArg_ParseTupleAndKeywords in modsupport.h declares char **keywords, while the record declares PY_CXX_CONST char *const *. The gate passes.
Extend command_check to also parse static inline definitions from HEADER_DIR, so a header-implemented entry point is measured against the same record.
The same reasoning applies to macro-defined values such as Py_TPFLAGS_DEFAULT, which the record does not model at all. Record that limitation in pyre/docs/cpyext.md if it stays out of scope.
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In `@pyre/scripts/cpyext-abi.py` around lines 247 - 264, The ABI checker currently
only measures Rust exports, so header-implemented entry points are omitted.
Extend command_check and its export-discovery flow to parse static inline
definitions from HEADER_DIR and compare them against the existing declarations
using the same ABI-slot logic, ensuring functions such as the modsupport helpers
are counted and mismatches reported; document the remaining exclusion of
macro-defined values in the cpyext documentation if that limitation remains out
of scope.
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`Py_GIL_DISABLED` is 1, `ABIFLAGS` and `sys.abiflags` are `t`, `sys.winver` is `3.14t`, and the staged stdlib and cpyext include directories are `pyre3.14t` again -- the half of 9c24169 that dropped them. Its JIT and bench halves are untouched. The four move together: `site.py:409` derives the site-packages directory name from `sys.abiflags` while `sysconfig` derives the same name from `Py_GIL_DISABLED`, so one cannot change without the other. `test.support.Py_GIL_DISABLED` reads the key, so `test.test_interpreters` raises `SkipTest` at import. Assisted-by: Claude
Split `cpyext.rs` into the module layout PyPy's `pypy/module/cpyext/` uses and fill in the four slices the doc listed as remaining. `pyobject.rs` holds the raw mirror and its `ob_pyre_link`: the identity table (rebuilt from the census after each collection), container-owned borrowed references, the per-mirror NUL-terminated byte cache behind `PyUnicode_AsUTF8` / `PyBytes_AsString`, and the five immortal singletons. `pyerrors.rs` holds the thread-local exception indicator, 37 `PyExc_*` class mirrors and the `PyErr_*` entry points. `methodobject.rs` holds the `PyCFunction` carrier; `mod.rs` gained `call_cfunction`, which dispatches METH_NOARGS, METH_O, METH_VARARGS, METH_VARARGS|METH_KEYWORDS, METH_FASTCALL and METH_FASTCALL|METH_KEYWORDS. `modsupport.rs` gained the PEP 489 create/exec slots, module state and the `PyModule_Add*` family; `object.rs` and the per-type files hold the object protocol and the `int`/`float`/`str`/`bytes`/`tuple`/`list`/`dict` constructors and accessors. `PyModule_Create2` allocates the state block and `exec_def` allocates it for a multi-phase module, where its address is also the marker that stops a second exec. A multi-phase module is no longer entered in the path-to-dictionary cache, so a later import rebuilds it from the definition; pyre's own importer runs the exec phase after the spec is in place, since it does not go through `_imp.exec_dynamic`. `Python.h` declares the exported entry points and implements `PyArg_ParseTuple`, `PyArg_ParseTupleAndKeywords`, `PyArg_UnpackTuple`, `Py_BuildValue` and `PyErr_Format` as `static inline` C, rustc's `c_variadic` being unstable. `pyrex/build.rs` reads the exported symbol list out of the cpyext sources instead of listing three names. `PyTuple_New` allocates the null-slot array-backed layout and `PyTuple_SetItem` reports a failed store: `w_tuple_new` picks the arity-2 specialisation, which has no setter, and `w_tuple_setitem_initializing` requires a null slot. `PyLong_FromString` keeps the sign in front of the digits when it strips a `0x`/`0o`/`0b` prefix, accepts that prefix under an explicit matching base, and rejects a base outside 0 and 2..=36 before `from_str_radix` would panic. Tests: `cpyext_methods.rs` drives a multi-phase C fixture over every calling convention, the argument parsers, `Py_BuildValue`, the object protocol, the primitive APIs, singleton identity, the exception indicator and re-import; `cpyext_smoke.rs` and it share `tests/cpyext_fixture`. Assisted-by: Claude
A mirror was a fixed `Mirror` struct, so a type mirror had to be the same five words as an object mirror and there was nowhere to put a `PyTypeObject`. `attach` now allocates a zero-filled block of a caller- supplied size and the census records that size for `dealloc`; a block this layer does not own — a `static` here or in a loaded extension — is entered with size 0 and never freed. The byte cache behind `PyUnicode_AsUTF8` / `PyBytes_AsString` moves out of the mirror into a side table keyed by mirror address, so a block is exactly what its type declares, and the singleton statics become plain `CPyObject`. `typeobject.rs` holds the CPython 3.14 `PyTypeObject` layout, the protocol table and descriptor structs, the `Py_TPFLAGS_*` this layer reads, and `CPY_MODULE_DEF_TYPE` with `is_module_def`, which move there from `pyobject.rs` and `modsupport.rs`. A mirror synthesized for an interpreter type is filled by `describe_interpreter_type` and keeps `tp_basicsize` 0, which is what `make_ref` reads to size an instance block. Assisted-by: Claude
Add `PyType_Ready` with `tp_base` slot inheritance, `PyType_GenericAlloc`, `PyType_GenericNew`, `PyObject_Init`, `PyType_Check`, `PyType_IsSubtype` and `PyType_GetFlags`, and build the interpreter type from `tp_methods`, `tp_members`, `tp_getset` and `tp_doc`. The extension's own `PyTypeObject` static becomes the type mirror; an instance's mirror block is its C storage and is allocated immortal, so it is never reclaimed. Wrap `tp_new`, `tp_init`, `tp_repr`, `tp_str`, `tp_hash`, `tp_call`, `tp_iter`, `tp_iternext` and `tp_richcompare` as builtin methods that re-derive the slot from the receiver's MRO. Add `method_descriptor`, `member_descriptor` and `getset_descriptor` carriers with `__name__`, `__doc__`, `__objclass__` and `__repr__`, the `structmember` type codes, and `PyErr_NewException` / `PyErr_NewExceptionWithDoc`. Header: declare `PyVarObject`, `PyTypeObject`, `PyMemberDef`, `PyGetSetDef`, the slot function typedefs, `Py_TPFLAGS_*`, `Py_T_*`/`T_*`, `Py_LT`..`Py_GE`, `PyObject_TypeCheck`, `PyObject_New` and a `PyModule_AddType` inline. `_PyPyre_VaParse` now consumes an absent optional argument's destination pointer from the `va_list` instead of leaving it, which had shifted every later unit by one slot. Drop three `return`s clippy reports as needless in the `_imp` cpyext arms. Assisted-by: Claude
Fill in `PyNumberMethods`, `PySequenceMethods` and `PyMappingMethods` on both sides of the ABI and turn each slot into the dunder `slotdefs.py` names for it: the binary slots serve the direct and reflected forms, `mp_length`/`sq_length` share `__len__`, `mp_subscript`/`sq_item` share `__getitem__`, and `mp_ass_subscript`/`sq_ass_item` share `__setitem__` and `__delitem__`. `PyAsyncMethods` and `PyBufferProcs` are declared for their offsets only. Add `cpyext/number.rs`, `cpyext/sequence.rs` and `cpyext/mapping.rs` with the `PyNumber_*`, `PySequence_*` and `PyMapping_*` entry points, each routed through the interpreter's own operator rather than a direct slot call. Extend the fixture with `Vec`, `Bag` and `Table` and the `protocol()` driver, and assert the resulting Python-level behaviour. Assisted-by: Claude
Add `cpyext/capsule.rs` with the `PyCapsule_*` entry points, the four C values riding reserved carrier keys, and `cpyext/import_.rs` with `PyImport_ImportModule`, `PyImport_Import`, `PyImport_AddModuleRef` and `PyImport_GetModule`. The borrowed-reference `PyImport_AddModule` and `PyImport_GetModuleDict` are not provided; a capsule's destructor is recorded but never called. `make_ref` and `type_mirror` now share one `ensure_mirror`, which gives a type a `PyTypeObject`-sized block whichever route reaches it first. Handing a class to C through `PyModule_AddObjectRef` used to allocate the plain `PyObject`- sized block, and a later `Py_TYPE(instance)->tp_basicsize` read past its end. Assisted-by: Claude
Add `PyType_FromSpec`, `PyType_FromSpecWithBases`, `PyType_FromModuleAndSpec`, `PyType_GetSlot`, `PyType_GetName` and `PyType_GetQualName`, with the `typeslots.h` identifier set and the slot tables they fill in. A spec naming more than one base is rejected. Add wrappers for `tp_getattro`, `tp_setattro`, `tp_descr_get` and `tp_descr_set`. `ready` now hands the whole `tp_name` to `make_builtin_type_with_base`, so the leading component becomes `__module__`, and `descr_repr` spells each descriptor kind the way `descrobject.c` does: `method`, `member` and `attribute`. Assisted-by: Claude
`bf_getbuffer` becomes a `memoryview` over the exported memory, whose release runs the exporter's `bf_releasebuffer` with the `Py_buffer` it filled in; the acquisition is reached from `memoryview(x)` and from the bytes-like conversions. A strided or indirect export is refused. `PyObject_GetBuffer` of an interpreter object copies the bytes into a block this layer owns and `PyBuffer_Release` frees it, the collector being free to move the storage a `Py_buffer` would otherwise name; a `PyBUF_WRITABLE` request for one is refused. Add `PyBuffer_Release`, `PyBuffer_FillInfo`, `PyBuffer_IsContiguous`, `PyBuffer_SizeFromFormat`, `PyBuffer_GetPointer`, `PyBuffer_ToContiguous`, `PyBuffer_FromContiguous`, `PyObject_CopyData`, `PyObject_CheckBuffer`, the `PyObject_As*Buffer` family and `PyMemoryView_Check` / `FromObject` / `FromMemory` / `FromBuffer`. `tp_as_async` installs `__await__`, `__aiter__` and `__anext__`; `am_send` is read by `PyIter_Send`. Add `PyObject_GetIter`, `PyObject_SelfIter`, `PyIter_Check`, `PyIter_Next`, `PyObject_GetAIter` and `PyAiter_Check`. `release_native_backing` and `release_external_backing` now take the memoryview: the exported address is what identifies a C export. Assisted-by: Claude
Ports incminimark.py:3157-3409: the P/O lists, the two identity tables, the dead queue, and the six phase passes, called from the minor trace and free points (incminimark.py:1834-1836, :1886-1888), the major trace and free points (:2486-2487, :2528-2529), and the public collection entry points for the dealloc trigger (:808, :821, :862). `rawrefcount.rs` holds what both sides share -- the link share and immortal constants, the two-word block prefix the collector reads, and the state struct -- mirroring rpython/rlib/rawrefcount.py's split from the algorithm. lib.rs exposes the module-level surface those ExtRegistryEntries lower to. Two cases have no upstream counterpart and are handled here: - `do_collect_oldgen_nonmoving` runs no leading minor, so the young P list is untraced and an old object reachable only through a C-referenced nursery object would be swept. `rrc_nonmoving_major_ trace_young` seeds those roots; the same entry is why the `p_dict_nurs not empty 2` assert is conditioned. - A pinned object survives a minor in place, so it has no forwarding pointer. incminimark.py:3287-3299 reads only the forwarding bit and would report it dead; `_rrc_minor_free` checks the surviving-pinned set and keeps the entry on the young list. Assisted-by: Claude
`_rrc_major_free` read a GC header off the linked object unconditionally. `malloc_typed` objects live outside both generations and carry no header, so the read landed on unrelated memory. Assisted-by: Claude
`pyobject.rs` kept its own `RAW_OBJECTS` / `LINKED` side tables and forwarded the links itself from `walk_gc_roots`. Both are gone; the link is now created with `gc_rawrefcount_create_link_pyre` and read back with `gc_rawrefcount_from_obj` / `gc_rawrefcount_to_obj`. `decref` deallocates at zero instead of leaking the block, and mirrors the collector proved dead are drained from `gc_rawrefcount_next_dead` by a `PyObjDeallocAction` installed on the execution context. `dealloc` marks the link deallocating, dispatches `tp_dealloc` off `ob_type` directly, and frees the block unless `tp_free` already did. `PyType_Ready` fills a default `tp_free` with the new `PyObject_Free`, which `PyObject_Del` and `PyObject_GC_Del` also name. `PyType_GenericAlloc` attaches an instance with `REFCNT_FROM_PYRE + 1` rather than `REFCNT_IMMORTAL`. The `Owner` type in the `cpyext_types` fixture holds a `PyObject *` and clears it from `tp_dealloc`; the new test asserts that an unheld instance is reclaimed, that a C reference roots its object, and that releasing it lets the object go. Assisted-by: Claude
`Py_tp_getset` was numbered 59 and everything from `Py_tp_hash` through `Py_tp_traverse` was shifted one higher, the list having been filled in alphabetically; `tp_members` and `tp_getset` sit at 72 and 73 out of that order. `Include/typeslots.h` gives `Py_tp_hash` 59 and `Py_tp_getset` 73. `slot_id` is now generated by a macro that also emits the table a new test walks, comparing every `Py_*` slot identifier in `Python.h` against the constant of the same name. Assisted-by: Claude
`Py_tp_vectorcall` and `Py_tp_token` are absent from `Python.h`; the document claimed the whole identifier set. Assisted-by: Claude
…pass Every citation from `_rrc_free` onward named a line three higher than the construct it points at. Assisted-by: Claude
`PyObject_Call` and `PyObject_CallObject` were the whole call surface, so an extension naming any other spelling failed to link. Exported: `PyObject_Vectorcall`, `PyObject_VectorcallMethod`, `PyVectorcall_Call`, `PyObject_CallNoArgs` and `PyObject_CallOneArg`. A vectorcall vector is unpacked into positional values and the names `kwnames` gives its tail, then goes through the interpreter's own call path; the `PY_VECTORCALL_ARGUMENTS_OFFSET` bit is stripped from the count, pyre only reading the array. The variadic spellings are `static inline` in `Python.h`, built out of the non-variadic entry points as `PyArg_ParseTuple` and `Py_BuildValue` already are: `PyObject_CallFunctionObjArgs`, `PyObject_CallMethodObjArgs`, `PyObject_CallFunction`, `PyObject_CallMethod`, `PyObject_CallMethodNoArgs`, `PyObject_CallMethodOneArg` and `PyVectorcall_NARGS`. The `ObjArgs` pair walk their argument list twice, once to count and once to fill, so no fixed buffer bounds the arity. `m_call_surface` in the methods fixture drives all of them at one callable that echoes its arguments, and the test compares each result against the call spelled from Python. Assisted-by: Claude
…an fill `Python.h` defined ten of `Include/object.h`'s thirty `Py_TPFLAGS_*`, so an extension naming any other one -- `Py_TPFLAGS_HAVE_VECTORCALL`, `Py_TPFLAGS_METHOD_DESCRIPTOR`, `Py_TPFLAGS_MAPPING`, the `*_SUBCLASS` set -- failed to compile. All thirty are now defined, each at the bit position `object.h` gives it, together with `PyType_HasFeature` and `PyType_FastSubclass`. `PyType_Ready` now also marks a type with the one fast-subclass flag its base chain earns, in the order `typeobject.py:492-509` tests them. The other flags are carried as the extension set them and never acted on. The `subclass_flags` fixture builds a spec type based on `int` and reports the flag it and `Point` came out with. Assisted-by: Claude
Neither family had any entry point, so an extension calling `PyMem_Malloc` or `PySet_Add` failed to link. `cpyext/pymem.rs` mirrors `cpyext/src/pymem.c`: the `PyMem_*` and `PyMem_Raw*` halves are the same functions, a request past `PY_SSIZE_T_MAX` is refused rather than wrapped, and a zero-size request still answers a pointer. Each block carries a header recording its total size, Rust's deallocator needing the size back where C's `free` does not. `PyMem_New`, `PyMem_Resize` and `PyMem_Del` are macros over them; `PyObject_Malloc` is deliberately not aliased, since `PyObject_Free` releases an object block instead. `cpyext/setobject.rs` mirrors `cpyext/setobject.py`, each entry point going through the interpreter's own `set` method of that name. `PySet_Discard` turns the `KeyError` `remove` raises into 0, a missing key not being an error there. `m_set_ops` in the methods fixture drives both families; five unit tests cover the allocator's alignment, zeroing, growth and refusals. Assisted-by: Claude
Thirteen entry points were absent: `PyDict_Clear`, `Copy`, `DelItemString`, `GetItemWithError`, `GetItemRef`, `GetItemStringRef`, `Keys`, `Values`, `Items`, `Merge`, `Update`, `MergeFromSeq2` and `Next`. `PyDict_Next` snapshots the keys on the call with `pos` 0 and walks that, which is what `dictobject.py:301-311` does with the mirror's `_tmpkeys` field; pyre's mirror has no such field, so the snapshot list is held by a strong reference recorded against the mirror's address, and it is that reference rather than the table that roots the list. A walk that is abandoned before the end never reaches the arm that frees it, so `dealloc` drops it too. `PyDict_Merge` reads a non-dict source through `keys()`, and reports which values survived an override-less merge in the fixture. Assisted-by: Claude
Adds `cpyext/sliceobject.rs` with `PySlice_New`, `Check`, `Unpack`, `AdjustIndices`, `GetIndices` and `GetIndicesEx`, and completes `listobject.h` (`GetItemRef`, `Insert`, `Sort`, `Reverse`, `AsTuple`, `GetSlice`, `SetSlice`) and `tupleobject.h` (`GetSlice`, and `Pack` as a `static inline` in `Python.h`, being variadic). Also `PyIter_NextItem`, `PyNumber_InPlacePower`, `PyNumber_ToBase`, and `PySequence_SetSlice`, `DelSlice`, `In`, `Count` and `Fast` with `Fast_GET_ITEM` / `Fast_GET_SIZE` as functions rather than macros. `PySequence_Fast` answers a list where `cpyext/sequence.py:52-66` answers a tuple, and `PyNumber_ToBase(n, 10)` is the decimal spelling rather than a radix format, `format_index_radix` covering only the power-of-two radices; both are recorded in pyre/docs/cpyext.md. `format_index_radix` becomes `pub(crate)`. Of the 763 `PyAPI_FUNC` entry points CPython 3.14 declares in its top-level `Include/*.h`, 270 are now present, from 248. Assisted-by: Claude
`cargo fmt --all -- --check` is a CI gate and these three files did not satisfy it. Assisted-by: Claude
`gc_rawrefcount_from_obj` went straight to `gc_query_reentrant`, which asserts the GIL is held and then unwraps the GC singleton. A link can only be created through the collector, so with no collector the answer is "no mirror" and neither is needed. Reached from `cpyext::pyobject::as_pyobj` through `typeobject::c_bases` during a slot lookup: with `cpyext` compiled in, `w_memoryview_new` consults `bf_getbuffer`, so building a memoryview outside a running runtime hit both assertions. That made five pyre-interpreter tests fail under `cargo test --no-default-features --features cranelift,cpyext`, which CI runs; they now pass (541/541). Assisted-by: Claude
PyModule_New, PyModule_NewObject, PyModule_Check, PyModule_CheckExact, PyModule_GetName, PyModule_GetNameObject, PyModule_GetFilename, PyModule_GetFilenameObject, PyModule_Add, PyModule_SetDocString, PyModule_AddFunctions, PyModule_ExecDef and PyModule_FromDefAndSpec2, with the PyModule_FromDefAndSpec macro and PYTHON_ABI_VERSION in the header. exec_def is split into exec_def_of, which takes the definition rather than reading the one the module recorded, so PyModule_ExecDef runs the definition its caller names. PyModule_GetName and PyModule_GetNameObject read __name__ from the module dictionary; PyModule_GetFilenameObject reports a missing or non-str __file__ as a SystemError. PyType_FromMetaclass, PyType_GetModule, PyType_GetModuleState, PyType_GetModuleByDef, PyType_GetModuleName, PyType_GetFullyQualifiedName, PyType_GetBaseByToken, PyType_GetTypeDataSize, PyType_Modified, PyType_ClearCache, PyType_Freeze, PyObject_GetTypeData and PyObject_GetItemData. The module a spec was created with and the Py_tp_token it declared are held in two tables keyed by the type's address, the module as an owned mirror reference. Py_tp_vectorcall and Py_tp_token join slot_id and Python.h, with Py_TP_USE_SPEC. PyType_Spec.basicsize inherits the base's when 0 and, when negative, places the declared extra data after the base's block. PyType_GetName returns __name__ rather than the whole tp_name. cpyext_methods and cpyext_types cover each entry point; cpyext_types gains an Extra type built from a relative spec. Assisted-by: Claude
`object.rs` gains the `object.__getattribute__` / `__setattr__` / `__dict__` terminals, rich comparison, hashing, `dir`, `ascii`, `format`, the four deletions, the optional-attribute lookups, `PyObject_IsSubclass`, `PyObject_Length`, `PyObject_AsFileDescriptor`, `PyObject_InitVar`, the two `PyObject_GC_Is*` constants, and `PyObject_Malloc` / `Calloc` / `Realloc`. Those three enter their blocks in the census the mirror allocator uses, so `PyObject_Free` releases either kind; the header note saying the two would not pair is replaced. `PyObject_Bytes` runs a `__bytes__` override and otherwise falls back to the new `PyBytes_FromObject`, which converts a buffer or an iterable of ints and does not consult it. `longobject.rs` gains `PyLong_AsInt`, the two `AndOverflow` conversions, the two mask conversions, the eight fixed-width `Int32` / `UInt32` / `Int64` / `UInt64` conversions, the void-pointer pair, `AsNativeBytes`, both `FromNativeBytes` spellings and `PyLong_GetInfo`. A value above `i64::MAX` now builds a big integer where `PyLong_FromUnsignedLongLong` and `FromSize_t` reported an overflow. `py_ascii_obj` becomes `pub(crate)` so `PyObject_ASCII` can reach it. The census in `docs/cpyext.md` is recounted: the earlier pattern missed the declarations annotated `_Py_NO_RETURN` on the CPython side and the object-like aliases on pyre's, so the denominator is 749 rather than 763 and the count before this commit 293 rather than 292. It is now 342. Assisted-by: Claude
rust-analyzer places its target directory beside the manifest it checks rather than at the workspace root, so `target-ra/` appears under `pyre/pyre-interpreter/src`, `pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src` and `pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/_collections`. Those paths are inside the LLBC fingerprint closure, and the lock and timestamp files under them change on every flycheck run, so the extracted artefacts read as stale without any source edit. Assisted-by: Claude
mmh3 5.2.1 compiles against pyre's header and runs once these exist. Its sources are not vendored; the fixtures cover the entry points instead. - `_PyLong_FromByteArray` and `_PyLong_AsByteArray`. The write half takes CPython 3.14's six parameters, including `with_exceptions`, and fills the destination with the low bytes before reporting an overflow -- `PyLong_AsNativeBytes` reads the truncated copy back out of it. A negative value asked for as unsigned writes nothing. - `PyBytes_AS_STRING`, `PyBytes_GET_SIZE` and `PyUnicode_GET_LENGTH`, as the calls their checked spellings make: neither mirror carries the field the reference header reads. - `Py_UNUSED`. - The `s*`, `z*`, `y*` and `w*` argument formats, which fill a `Py_buffer` the callee releases. A `str` given to `s*` borrows its own UTF-8 storage; everything else goes through the buffer protocol. `w*` reaches only a C exporter's `bf_getbuffer`, an interpreter object exporting a read-only snapshot. `_PyPyre_ArgSkip` and `_PyPyre_ArgCount` step over the new `*` suffix, or a format that follows an absent optional would read the wrong pointer. Assisted-by: Claude
`scripts/cpyext-abi.py check` reads every `#[unsafe(no_mangle)] extern "C"` function under `cpyext` and compares it to the declaration CPython publishes for the same name, recorded in `scripts/cpython-abi.txt`. It compares ABI slots rather than spellings, resolving CPython's typedefs, so `Py_hash_t` and `Py_ssize_t` agree, a `PyCapsule_Destructor` and a `void *` agree, and `long` and `Py_ssize_t` do not. The record is a file because CI has no CPython checkout. `snapshot` rewrites it from one; that diff is the ABI change a version bump makes. Nothing else in this tree can see this class of failure: every fixture is compiled against pyre's own header, so a parameter declared at the wrong width agrees with itself. `PyModule_AddIntConstant` took a `Py_ssize_t` where the reference declaration says `long` -- the same type on LP64 and 32 bits against 64 on Windows. It now takes a `c_long`, and `PyModule_AddIntMacro` drops the cast that hid the difference. 327 of the 362 exports have a CPython declaration and all 327 match. The other 35 are the macros CPython spells over struct fields, which have to be calls here, plus two `_PyPyre_*` helpers. Assisted-by: Claude
`include/pyre3.14t/` was one hand-written 1987-line file. It is now the
per-topic layout `pypy/module/cpyext/include` and CPython's own `Include`
use: `Python.h` is the include list, and the content sits in the header
named for what it is, one per `cpyext` module.
`pytypedefs.h` introduces each shared type name once. A forward `typedef`
plus `typedef struct T {...} T;` at the definition would redefine the
typedef, which is C11, so the definitions give up their `typedef` and keep
the struct.
`pyre_decl.h` is generated by `scripts/cpyext-abi.py generate` from the
exports themselves, so a declaration cannot drift from its implementation.
Where CPython declares the same name it emits CPython's own parameter
types -- `PyLongObject *`, `Py_hash_t`, `PyCapsule_Destructor` -- which the
`check` command has already established describe the same call. It is
included after the headers naming the types it uses and before those
defining `static inline` functions that call it.
Generating the list also declared five entry points that were implemented
and never declared, so no extension could reach them:
`PyBuffer_GetPointer`, `PyObject_AsCharBuffer`, `PyObject_AsReadBuffer`,
`PyObject_AsWriteBuffer` and `PyObject_CheckReadBuffer`.
The slot-identifier test reads `typeslots.h`, which is where those
`#define`s now are.
Assisted-by: Claude
`PyLong_CheckExact` and its seven siblings forwarded to the broad `*_Check`, which is deliberately wide: an object's layout is shared with its subclasses, and `bool` is laid out as `int`, so `PyLong_CheckExact(Py_True)` answered 1. Each exact spelling now compares the class the interpreter reports. Three sites read an interpreter object across a call that allocates, leaving a pre-move address behind: - the `PyMapping_*String` entry points resolved their receiver before minting the `str` key, which allocates. The key is minted first now; nothing else between the two can collect. - `PyCapsule_New` and every `PyCapsule_Set*` boxed the value after reading the carrier's dictionary. Both are pinned and re-read. - `PyCapsule_Import` walked its path with `getattr`, which allocates, over an object held in a local. `PyObject_Init` wrote only `ob_type`, on the assumption that its block came from `PyType_GenericAlloc` and was already linked. `PyObject_Malloc` followed by `PyObject_Init` is the other supported spelling, and it arrives as raw bytes; that block now gets an interpreter object and a link. `PyObject_SetAttr` reported a NULL value as `SystemError` where the API reads it as deletion, which `PyObject_SetAttrString` already did. `set_pending_raw` skipped its release when the replacement was the same mirror. Every caller hands in a reference of its own, so that kept one reference per repeat of an exception instance. `PyErr_NormalizeException` was a no-op on the grounds that an indicator this module sets is normalized already. The triple need not have come from one. `PyNumber_AsSsize_t` ignored `exc`. `getindex_w` clamps an out-of-range index to the machine word rather than failing, which is what a NULL `exc` asks for and what a non-NULL one must not get. `PyCapsule_Import` split its path at the last dot, so only a path whose prefix is importable resolved. The `Py_buffer` behind a `memoryview` was keyed by the exported address, and a release popped the last export for that address rather than the view's own. It is keyed by the `BufferView` the memoryview carries. `PyObject_AsCharBuffer` and `PyObject_AsWriteBuffer` dropped the reference and left the export open, so an exporter's `bf_releasebuffer` never ran. The export is closed unless the address is a snapshot this layer owns, which releasing would free out from under the caller. Assisted-by: Claude
…rted `94169914972` reverted more than the four `t` spellings its message names: it also removed, from `origin/main`, `call.rs:type_call_instantiate_with_kwargs` and the `type.__call__` descriptor that reaches it, `builtin_super`'s execution-context frame lookup, `eval.rs`'s `test_metaclass_super_call_preserves_keyword_arguments`, and the `concrete_vable_ptr` argument threaded through the bridge sub-walk. No commit on this branch touches those files, so the whole divergence was the revert. Without the `type.__call__` half, a metaclass whose `__call__` delegates via `super().__call__(*args, **kwargs)` hands `__new__` and `__init__` the builtin keyword-marker dict as a positional argument. Assisted-by: Claude
Rooting and lifetime: - `slice_unpack` pins the three bounds and reads each one back from the shadow stack; `__index__` is user code that can collect, so a bound not yet converted was a pre-move address. All thirteen call sites are covered. - `PyDict_Merge` and `PyDict_MergeFromSeq2` publish the pairs they iterate on the shadow stack instead of holding them in a Rust vector across `contains`, `setitem` and the sequence unpacking. - `md_def` and `md_state` move out of the module's `__dict__`, which Python can write, into a table keyed by the module's mirror; `dealloc` drops the entry. - A carrier records an index into a `PyMethodDef` registry rather than the definition's address, which `__dict__` could equally overwrite. - `dealloc` stamps each block with a generation, so a `tp_dealloc` that frees its block and allocates during the same call is not mistaken for a live one at the address it just released. - The built-in importer builds the module spec before running the extension's init function, because a `Py_mod_create` slot reads `spec.name`; `create_module_from_def_and_spec` refuses a NULL spec rather than passing it. Answers: - `PyLong_Check` admits `LONG_TYPE`. `PyLong_FromDouble` converts through `BigInt::fromfloat` instead of a saturating `as i64`, and `PyLong_FromString` through the `int()` parser, which reads prefixes and underscores and does not reject a literal too wide for a machine word. - `PyNumber_Index` goes through `space_index`, which checks that `__index__` answered an int and looks the method up on the type. - `PyUnicode_AsUTF8AndSize` encodes strictly, so a lone surrogate raises instead of reaching C as invalid UTF-8; `*size` is -1 on that path. - `PyTuple_New` and `PyList_New` answer an unsatisfiable size with `PyErr_NoMemory` instead of panicking out of an `extern "C"` frame. - `PySet_Add` fills a frozenset that has not yet answered `__hash__`, and otherwise reports `PyErr_BadInternalCall`. Retention: - `PyObject_AsCharBuffer` reads an interpreter object through the mirror's byte cache; the per-call snapshot it took had no release call to free it by. - The borrow table is a set, so reading n items out of a container is not quadratic. - `PyObject_VectorcallMethod` records `PyErr_BadInternalCall` once. Assisted-by: Claude
`PyArg_ParseTupleAndKeywords` and `_PyPyre_VaParse` take `PY_CXX_CONST char *const *keywords`, as `Include/modsupport.h:11` does, with `PY_CXX_CONST` defined in `pyport.h`. A C++ extension has to build its keyword list as `const char *[]`, which has no conversion to `char **`. `param_type` anchored its function-pointer substitution to the declarator, so it no longer eats a type token: the recorded `PyBytes_FromFormatV` had lost its `va_list`. `load_record` reads a parameter list back with the same depth-aware split that wrote it. `cpython-abi.txt` is re-snapshotted. Assisted-by: Claude
`m_numbers` released the float it converted, four `tp_new`/factory functions release the instance they allocated before returning NULL, and `Point` and `Table` release the object each instance holds from a `tp_dealloc` they did not have. `meth_one` is released, and its call is passed a real argument so the `TypeError` it asserts on comes from `upper()`'s arity rather than a NULL vector entry. `m_set_ops`'s fifth `Py_BuildValue` unit is `i`, matching the `int` it reads. Assisted-by: Claude
`mod_` took the `str`/`bytes` formatter as soon as the left operand was one, so a subclass overriding `__mod__` never ran its own method. It now tries that override, after the reflected-subclass priority that was already there. `str.__mod__` and `str.__rmod__` reach the formatter directly rather than re-entering `mod_`; an override ending in `str.__mod__(self, values)` would otherwise dispatch back to itself until the stack limit. Assisted-by: Claude
Both reached the unknown-slot arm and failed the import. Each is now recorded once and a repeat is a SystemError, as `moduleobject.c:322-343` does; what either one selects is guarded by state pyre does not keep, so recording is the whole of it. Assisted-by: Claude
`PyUnicode_New`, `PyUnicode_KIND`, `PyUnicode_DATA`, `PyUnicode_IS_ASCII`, `PyUnicode_MAX_CHAR_VALUE`, `PyUnicode_ReadChar` and `PyUnicode_WriteChar`, with the `READ`/`WRITE`/`READY` macros over them. A mirror carries no code points, so the fixed-width form is a side table keyed by the mirror address and dropped with it, the shape the UTF-8 view already has. `PyUnicode_New` hands out an unlinked mirror: what its contents will be is not decided until C stops writing, so the `str` is built at `from_c_result`, where the mirror is the only live value. A mirror still unlinked when it reaches any other entry point converts to null there, and that entry point reports `SystemError`. `Python.h` gains the standard C headers the reference one includes, `pyport.h` the `Py_UCS` types, and `pytypedefs.h` `PyUnicodeObject`. Assisted-by: Claude
`PyUnicode_New` hands back a mirror with no interpreter object, and only `from_c_result` built one, so an extension that passed the string to another entry point instead of returning it got a SystemError. `from_ref` now realizes a mirror that has none, as `pyobject.py:330-337` does. Realizing allocates, which the conversions of an entry point taking several mirrors cannot have between them: a mirror does not move, but an interpreter object an earlier conversion answered with does. `arguments` converts a run of them realize-first, and `realize_all` is that half alone, for an entry point that converts through something else -- a NULL that means "delete", a typed check, a C string beside them. `PyUnicode_Check`, `PyUnicode_CheckExact` and `PyUnicode_GetLength` answer without reading the string as a value, so asking them while it is still being filled does not decide its contents early. Assisted-by: Claude
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| unsafe { pyre_object::typeobject::w_type_set_hasdict(tp, true) }; |
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When an extension exports multiple functions, Python code can assign f.__dict__["__pyre_ml__"] = g.__dict__["__pyre_ml__"] because this carrier type has an instance dictionary and stores its method-table index there. Calling f then invokes g's native function pointer with f's independently mutable __self__; a function that expects its defining module's state can consequently receive an arbitrary object and crash. Preserve the method definition and receiver in private W_PyCFunctionObject fields as upstream does rather than in Python-visible state.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L115-L124
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| /// Never released: pyre has no module deallocation path yet, so the block | ||
| /// lives as long as the process — the same lifetime upstream's `md_state` has | ||
| /// in practice, since `module_dealloc` only runs when the module dies. | ||
| fn allocate_module_state(module: PyObjectRef, size: isize) -> Result<(), crate::PyError> { |
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When an extension module with positive m_size is removed from sys.modules and loses its final reference, this calloc allocation is never released: mirror teardown merely removes the MODULE_FIELDS entry, and m_free is not invoked anywhere. Repeated creation and disposal of PEP 489 modules therefore leaks every state block and skips extension cleanup callbacks; install the module deallocation path that frees md_state and performs the declared cleanup before discarding the fields.
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| "PyType_FromSpec() with more than one base is not supported yet", | ||
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When an extension calls PyType_FromSpecWithBases with a tuple containing two or more bases, this rejects the valid request instead of constructing the requested MRO. PyPy's corresponding path retains the complete bases_w list and selects only the layout base via best_base, so extensions defining heap types with multiple inheritance fail during type creation under pyre; thread the full bases tuple into the interpreter type constructor rather than reducing it to one base.
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Ports
pypy/module/cpyext/far enough that a C extension is built, loaded andcalled: the raw
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cargo fmt --all -- --checkclean.--no-default-features --features cranelift,cpyext):541 + 6 + 1 + 1 + 2 + 6 passed, 0 failed.
pyre/check.py: dynasm 435/435, cranelift 435/435, wasm 427 passed with onefailure —
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