majit dynasm: give a JUMP's surplus argument slot the frame base every other slot uses - #1265
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`get_ebp_ofs(base_ofs, position)` is `base_ofs + WORD * (position + JITFRAME_FIXED_SIZE)`, so a position names a slot only together with the base it is resolved against. The canonical base is `get_baseofs_of_frame_field()`, which is `FIRST_ITEM_OFFSET`, and it is what `FrameManager` is built with and what every other frame-slot construction here passes. The JUMP path passed 0 when it synthesised a destination for an argument the target LABEL did not record one for. That named a slot `FIRST_ITEM_OFFSET` bytes below the one the regalloc means by the same position, so a source and that destination could carry the same value and denote different storage. It went unnoticed because `regalloc_mov`'s frame-to-frame identity arm compared `FrameLoc::position`, which made the two compare equal and skipped the move entirely — the wrong address was never written. Comparing offsets, the identity upstream's `_getregkey()` uses, stopped skipping it and the move began landing at the wrong slot; `synth/generator_tree_recursion` reported `guard_failures` 2951 -> 2955 on both x86 runners while aarch64, where the branch is not reached, stayed at 2951. Assisted-by: Claude
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WalkthroughThe PR adds embedded JIT-code table materialization, seeded JIT-code registry construction, and an end-to-end inline-call regression test. It also corrects JUMP destination frame offsets on AArch64 and x86 by using ChangesJIT registry integration
Frame offset alignment
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Joins a serialized `all_jitcodes` list with the shared `Assembler.descrs` pool into runtime `Arc<JitCode>` shells plus a `RuntimeBhDescr` pool, and implements `RuntimeDescrTable` over the result so the pool can be installed as the process-global `descr_at` fallback. A `BhDescr::JitCode` slot resolves to the table's own entry via `Arc::clone`, so `Arc::ptr_eq` against the table holds. The shells carry an empty per-jitcode `exec.descrs`. `materialize` asserts each entry's position equals its `jitcode.index`. Assisted-by: Claude
`register_dispatch_jitcode` numbered the flat registry from 0 on every call and stamped each discovered sub-jitcode with `set_index(registry.len())`. `JitCode::set_index` is set-once and asserts on a second value, so a sub-jitcode that a build-time table had already numbered panicked there (`index already set to 2, cannot reassign to 1`) — the two numberings ran over the same slots. `RuntimeDescrTable` gains a defaulted `jitcodes()` returning the build-time `all_jitcodes` the pool's `j` operands index; `EmbeddedJitCodeTable` overrides it and every other implementation keeps the empty default. The walk is extracted as `build_jitcode_registry`, which seeds the registry with that list and numbers the dispatch jitcode and any run-time helper above it. With no table installed the dispatch jitcode is still index 0. Three tests cover the numbering; two of them fail with the pre-seed walk. Assisted-by: Claude
A `#[jit_interp]` fixture whose call policy is `inline_pipeline_int`, with `__majit_pipeline_jitcode` backed by an `EmbeddedJitCodeTable` whose entries carry build-time indices. Running it exercises the install path that flattens the flat jitcode registry. With the registry numbering restarted at 0 the fixture panics during install with `index already set to 1, cannot reassign to 3`; the callee is reached at depth 2, through the per-opcode arm. The control asserts the callee is spliced through BC_INLINE_CALL and sits below the dispatch JitCode's own slots rather than in them. Assisted-by: Claude
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When pyre-jit-trace installs its production LazyRuntimeDescrTable, that implementation defines only get and len, so this default makes global_build_jitcodes() return an empty seed even though load_runtime_descr produces JitCode entries with build-time indices. A dispatch that reaches one of those entries therefore still starts numbering at zero: it either panics in set_index when the discovered position differs, or builds a registry whose slots do not contain the build-time objects that the callee's nested frame indices reference. The new fixture avoids this path by installing EmbeddedJitCodeTable directly, so it does not cover the actual pyre-jit-trace installer; the production table needs to expose the same canonical runtime shells through jitcodes().
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/jitcode/embedded.rs`:
- Around line 44-50: Update the safety comment above the unsafe Send/Sync
implementations for EmbeddedJitCodeTable to explicitly state that materialize
may store RuntimeBhDescr::Descr(Box<CanonicalBhDescr>), whose payloads are Send
and Sync, including DescrRef as Arc<dyn Descr> and Descr’s Send + Sync
requirement; retain the explanation that Call’s JitCallTarget and AssemblerToken
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| // SAFETY: `materialize` builds only the `Descr` and `JitCode` variants. The | ||
| // two variants that carry raw pointers — `Call`'s `JitCallTarget` and | ||
| // `AssemblerToken` — are never constructed here, so nothing in either list is | ||
| // a pointer this type could hand across a thread. A future arm that mints one | ||
| // invalidates this, which is why the constructor is the only writer. | ||
| unsafe impl Send for EmbeddedJitCodeTable {} | ||
| unsafe impl Sync for EmbeddedJitCodeTable {} |
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Complete the Send/Sync safety comment
materialize also stores RuntimeBhDescr::Descr(Box<CanonicalBhDescr>). Its payloads are Send and Sync; DescrRef is Arc<dyn Descr>, and Descr requires Send + Sync. State this alongside the excluded Call and AssemblerToken variants.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/jitcode/embedded.rs` around lines 44 - 50, Update
the safety comment above the unsafe Send/Sync implementations for
EmbeddedJitCodeTable to explicitly state that materialize may store
RuntimeBhDescr::Descr(Box<CanonicalBhDescr>), whose payloads are Send and Sync,
including DescrRef as Arc<dyn Descr> and Descr’s Send + Sync requirement; retain
the explanation that Call’s JitCallTarget and AssemblerToken raw-pointer
variants are excluded.
…in it The slot built for an argument the target LABEL recorded no location for was constructed with `is_float: false` regardless of the source. Both backends already classify the pair to pick its location set — x86 off the source location, aarch64 off the IR operand type — so that classification is now made once and used for the slot's kind as well. `regalloc_push` / `regalloc_pop` read this field to choose their scratch register and `loc_width` reads it for the width. Both paths move eight bytes on either arch and `regalloc_mov` dispatches on the source, so no emitted instruction changes today. x86 also matched only `Loc::Frame` when classifying the source, which sent an `Ebp`-spelled float to the integer set; it now matches both spellings. Assisted-by: Claude
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Root cause of the
synth/generator_tree_recursionjit-stats split that #1256 exposed:guard_failures2951 -> 2955 on both x86 runners, unchanged at 2951 on aarch64.What is wrong
get_ebp_ofs(base_ofs, position)isbase_ofs + WORD * (position + JITFRAME_FIXED_SIZE). A position names a slot only together with the base it is resolved against. The canonical base isget_baseofs_of_frame_field()=FIRST_ITEM_OFFSET; it is whatFrameManager::newis built with (regalloc.rs) and what every other frame-slot construction in both assemblers passes.The JUMP path passed
0when it synthesised a destination for an argument the target LABEL had recorded no argloc for. For the same position that names a slotFIRST_ITEM_OFFSETbytes below the one the regalloc means — same value, different storage.Why it surfaced only now
regalloc_mov's frame-to-frame identity arm comparedFrameLoc::position. Those two locations share a position, so they compared equal and the move was skipped entirely: the wrong address was never written and the defect stayed masked.#1256 changed that arm to compare offsets — the identity upstream's
_getregkey()uses, and correct, since two positions can only be told apart by the storage they resolve to. The move stopped being skipped and began landing at the wrong slot. Theelsebranch is reached only when the target LABEL recorded no arglocs, which is why one architecture moved and the other did not.So this is not a counter to re-record.
check.py's own note on per-platform baselines says it: a counter that splits per host "is not a host disagreement, it is a boundary the harness has not pinned yet", and it asks for the fixture's dependence on the host input to be removed rather than the host recorded. Here the unpinned boundary was the frame base.Verification
synth/generator_tree_recursionstill passes on aarch64 — the branch is not reached there, so the baseline must not move, and it does not.cargo test -p majit-backend-dynasm --features dynasm: 0 failed.cargo fmt --all --check: clean.Adjacent, deliberately not touched
The same synthesised destination hardcodes
is_float: false, while the match immediately below routes a float source into the float location set. A float argument reaching this branch would be given an integer slot as its destination. Left alone to keep this change single-variable; worth a follow-up.— opened by Claude
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