jit: correct the vstack mirror's executed-store precedence, and record the exact opcode segmentation - #1268
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WalkthroughThe JIT now records exact emission-to-Python mappings and uses them for vstack coordinates. Reorder regions are disarmed during call and exception-handler transitions. Snapshot recovery preserves valid shadow references, and new diagnostic gates document and audit these behaviors. ChangesVstack mapping and recovery
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR improves opcode ownership tracking, but duplicate offsets can still select the wrong Python opcode nondeterministically, producing incorrect segmentation and potentially incorrect mirror behavior. This issue should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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GraphFlattener->>JITCodeWriter: record contiguous PC emission runs
JITCodeWriter->>PyJitCodeMetadata: pass py_exact_by_jit_pc
VstackMirror->>PyJitCodeMetadata: resolve exact Python PC
PyJitCodeMetadata-->>VstackMirror: return exact or floor coordinate
VstackMirror->>VstackMirror: disarm reorder region at boundary
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When a branch guard has an invalid or holey mirror and the shadow contains a deliberately stored ConstPtr(NULL)—for example CALL's live self_or_null slot—this predicate treats the shadow as absent, allowing a stale non-null pcdep register to overwrite it in the snapshot. That contradicts this change's own executed-store precedence rule and can make resumed CALL consume an unrelated object as self; preserve explicitly stored typed NULL values, preferably by restoring the push-time boxing/optimizer-virtualization representation instead of extending this capture-side workaround.
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For a can-raise call, the trailing Insn::live emitted immediately below bypasses this registration, while the enclosing condition also excludes OPNAME_LIVE. Consequently py_exact_by_jit_pc leaves the call PC's run open across a marker that the resume mapping re-keys to the fallthrough PC, so the new audit is not exact for one of the three emission shapes it explicitly claims to measure and can misclassify or miss boundary disagreements.
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When two run starts translate to the same byte offset—the marker-splice case called out directly above—dedup_by_key retains the first element, not the later-emitted owner, and the preceding unstable sort does not preserve emission order for equal keys. The resulting pivot can therefore select either the earlier owner or an arbitrary equal-key owner, contradicting the required later-PC-wins behavior and corrupting the exact-segmentation audit.
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Added the fourth commit: the mirror now resolves its coordinate from Classified over the 13 programs with the most disagreements, of the boundaries
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| if let Some(exact) = | ||
| crate::pyjitcode::exact_py_pc_for_jitcode_pc(&metadata.py_exact_by_jit_pc, jit_pc) | ||
| && !exact_segmentation_disabled() | ||
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When the new exact segment differs from the floor segment and those opcodes have different stack depths, this returns the exact Python PC but step_vstack_mirror still obtains new_depth from depth_containing_for_jitcode_pc, whose table is explicitly built from py_floor_by_jit_pc. Reconciliation therefore resizes or truncates the mirror using the wrong opcode's depth; the inline-frame path has the same mismatch and can additionally fail its py_pc == current_py_pc || py_pc == containing_py_pc debug assertion. The exact coordinate needs a depth derived from that same exact PC rather than the floor twin.
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| py_exact_by_jit_pc.sort_unstable_by_key(|&(off, _)| off); | ||
| // A marker splice can land two runs on one offset; the later-emitted | ||
| // one owns it, matching the floor tier's later-py-wins tie break. | ||
| py_exact_by_jit_pc.dedup_by_key(|&mut (off, _)| off); |
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When marker removal or splicing maps two run starts to the same byte offset, sort_unstable_by_key discards their emission order and dedup_by_key retains the first element in the resulting arbitrary order, despite the comment requiring the later-emitted run to own that byte. The exact table can consequently select the wrong Python opcode at precisely the collisions this code anticipates, causing the vstack mirror to replay the wrong stack effect; preserve an emission-order tie-break and explicitly retain the last run.
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| let shadow_has_live_ref = | ||
| ctx.trace_ctx.virtualizable_box_at(vidx).is_some_and(|b| { | ||
| b != OpRef::NONE | ||
| && !opref_is_null_const_ptr(b) | ||
| && b.ty() == Some(majit_ir::Type::Ref) | ||
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At a branch guard where the mirror has a hole but the executed shadow holds a legitimate live NULL (such as CALL's self_or_null sentinel), stack_sync does not mark the slot covered, and this predicate rejects the shadow solely because it is a null const pointer. The subsequent augment can then overlay a stale non-null register box onto that slot, changing the resumed call state. Include the existing virtualizable_slot_stored_live_null(vidx) evidence when deciding that the shadow already owns the slot.
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| if let Some(exact) = crate::pyjitcode::exact_py_pc_for_jitcode_pc( | ||
| &jc.payload.metadata.py_exact_by_jit_pc, | ||
| jit_pc, | ||
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With the default configuration, py_pc has already been resolved through py_exact_by_jit_pc by vstack_step_py_pc, so this audit compares exact with itself and emits nothing for the exact-versus-floor disagreements it is intended to inventory. It only becomes meaningful when PYRE_VSTACK_NO_EXACT is also set, while block-head returns are mislabeled as floor_py; resolve the floor coordinate independently inside the audit before comparing.
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The mask records which slot the walk executed a store into, which the boundary restore then keeps in preference to its pc-derived snapshot. It was set only inside the method-form LOAD_ATTR branch, so a reorder window whose only executed store came from another opcode reported an empty mask and the restore replaced the whole mirror. Move the mask update out of that branch; the positional mirror write stays scoped to the method form. Measured over 444 bench programs: 28 slots where the virtualizable shadow agreed with the mirror and the restore overwrote it, of which 8 are covered by this change. Output is byte-identical across the corpus with a same-length-name decoy arm as the control. Assisted-by: Claude
The per-PC color map fills operand-stack slots the walk mirror left as holes. It did not consult the virtualizable shadow, so it also replaced slots the shadow carried: omitting a slot leaves the shadow's own value standing, and every push and pop writes the shadow, including a NULL push and a pop's clear. Measured over 444 bench programs: 14 branch-guard captures published a box disagreeing with a live shadow Ref, all 14 sourced from this augment and none from the mirror. Comparing concrete values shows the two boxes are different objects in all 14, and the published ConstPtr is invariant across captures while the shadow box varies. Output is byte-identical across the corpus with a decoy arm. Assisted-by: Claude
The vstack mirror resolves which Python opcode owns a jitcode offset through py_floor_by_jit_pc, which is derived from the first-offset-per-PC table. A PC that emits in two disjoint regions keeps only the earlier one, so a floor segment's extent is not one opcode's byte range. Three emission shapes produce that: a can-raise trailing marker re-keyed to the call's fallthrough PC, a block opened at an already-merged PC and drained after later PCs, and a mid-opcode block split. Record the owning PC at every point the emitted stream's PC changes, translate it through the existing batched insn-index to byte-offset call, and ship it as py_exact_by_jit_pc. One entry per contiguous run, so it is the same order of size as the floor table. Nothing reads the new table outside PYRE_VSTACK_EXACT_AUDIT, which reports where it disagrees with the floor tier and asserts the table's own integrity at build time. Three places handle insn-index side tables and they guarantee different things: stream_positions_mut covers the shifts a splice pass applies, the assignment after the splice replaces the stream wholesale, and remove_repeated_live deletes ops and remaps. A table registered only with the first stays empty after the second and addresses past the shortened stream after the third. Comment each. Over 442 bench programs, 1075 jitcodes: no crashes, and the audit reports 303 disagreements at boundaries the mirror acts on. Assisted-by: Claude
`vstack_step_py_pc` resolved which Python opcode owns a jitcode offset through the floor tier, which is derived from the first-offset-per-PC table and so collapses a PC that emits in two disjoint regions. The later region then reads as belonging to whichever PC last opened a segment, and the mirror replays that opcode's stack effect at a boundary the walk never crossed. Read `py_exact_by_jit_pc` instead, falling back to the floor tier when it is empty. The block-head marker rule still wins ahead of both: a control-flow marker is not the lowering of a Python opcode. Classified over the 13 programs with the most disagreements, of the boundaries the mirror acts on: 90 where the floor tier reports a boundary the emission record places inside the current opcode, 37 where both report one but name a different opcode, 0 where the floor tier misses one. Output is byte-identical across 444 bench programs, with a same-length-name decoy arm as the layout control and `PYRE_VSTACK_NO_EXACT` restoring the floor tier in the same binary. check.py dynasm 436/436, cranelift 436/436; cargo test -p pyre-jit-trace green. Assisted-by: Claude
`PYRE_VSTACK_EXACT_AUDIT` and `PYRE_VSTACK_NO_EXACT` are read from the environment but had no entry in pyre/gate-triage.md, which `gate_triage_complete::every_live_gate_has_a_triage_entry` asserts against. Assisted-by: Claude
`vstack_reorder_saved` holds the `(py_pc, depth)` coordinate the walk left along with the mirror it left there, and `reconcile_vstack_at_boundary` restores that snapshot when the walk reports the same coordinate again. Three callers rewrite `vstack_boxes` wholesale and move that coordinate while leaving the region armed: the full-body and callee exception-handler re-seeds in `vstack_mirror.rs`, and the self-recursive call-assembler return in `inline_call.rs`. Disarm the region at all three. An armed region also forces every boundary inside it to `ShadowReseed`, which drops the walk-register-only boxes a handler body carries; disarming leaves those boundaries on the same per-op reconcile an unarmed walk uses. `PYRE_VSTACK_KEEP_REORDER` restores the previous behaviour. Over the 442-program bench corpus, a three-arm A/B (base / same-length-name decoy / knob) records 0 attributable stdout diffs and 0 exit-status changes. Assisted-by: Claude
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When an armed reorder window executes a non-method operand-stack store and then returns directly to the saved (py_pc, depth), this marks the slot but the method-only block above never copies value into vstack_boxes. The restore in vstack_mirror.rs takes every masked slot from the current vstack_boxes, so it preserves the pre-store box or hole instead of either the saved value or the executed shadow value, potentially publishing an incorrect operand stack at the next guard. Update the positional mirror for every store whose slot is masked, or make the restore source masked slots from the executed shadow.
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/jit/codewriter.rs`:
- Around line 14793-14810: Update the py_exact_by_jit_pc construction to use a
stable sort by offset so duplicate offsets retain emission order, then
explicitly deduplicate equal-offset entries while keeping the later-emitted
Python PC. Preserve the existing offset/PC collection and the floor tier’s
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| // Exact jitcode-offset -> owning-Python-PC segmentation, one entry per | ||
| // contiguous emission run. Unlike `py_floor_by_jit_pc` below this is | ||
| // NOT derived from the first-offset-per-PC table, so a PC that emits in | ||
| // two disjoint regions keeps both, and the byte range between two | ||
| // consecutive entries is exactly one opcode's emission. | ||
| let pc_run_base = abort_permanent_base + abort_permanent_some.len(); | ||
| let mut py_exact_by_jit_pc: Vec<(u32, u32)> = pc_run_some | ||
| .iter() | ||
| .enumerate() | ||
| .filter_map(|(k, (_, py_pc))| { | ||
| let off = u32::try_from(combined_bytes[pc_run_base + k]).ok()?; | ||
| Some((off, u32::try_from(*py_pc).ok()?)) | ||
| }) | ||
| .collect(); | ||
| py_exact_by_jit_pc.sort_unstable_by_key(|&(off, _)| off); | ||
| // A marker splice can land two runs on one offset; the later-emitted | ||
| // one owns it, matching the floor tier's later-py-wins tie break. | ||
| py_exact_by_jit_pc.dedup_by_key(|&mut (off, _)| off); |
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Fix the tie-break for duplicate offsets.
Duplicate offsets can occur when distinct runs map to one instruction position. sort_unstable_by_key does not preserve emission order for equal offsets, and dedup_by_key keeps the first duplicate. Use a stable sort and explicit deduplication that retains the later-emitted Python PC.
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/jit/codewriter.rs` around lines 14793 - 14810, Update the
py_exact_by_jit_pc construction to use a stable sort by offset so duplicate
offsets retain emission order, then explicitly deduplicate equal-offset entries
while keeping the later-emitted Python PC. Preserve the existing offset/PC
collection and the floor tier’s later-py-wins behavior.
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Three changes to the vstack mirror's sources of truth, found by instrumenting
the mechanism behind #1258 rather than by reading.
Background: the walk keeps an operand-stack box mirror reconstructed from
Python opcode stack effects at "boundaries". A boundary is emitted by jitcode
lowering, not by Python opcode retirement, so the walker has to infer whether
an opcode retired. #1258 fixed one consequence (a
SWAPapplied twice). Theseare the rest of that family.
The virtualizable shadow is the executed-store record: every push and pop
writes it, including a NULL push (
emit_pushvalue_ref_const!) and a pop'sclear (
emit_popvalue_ref!).1. The reorder mask covered one opcode
The mask records which slot the walk executed a store into, and the boundary
restore keeps masked slots over its pc-derived snapshot. It was set only inside
the method-form
LOAD_ATTRbranch, so a window whose only executed store camefrom any other opcode reported an empty mask and the restore replaced the whole
mirror.
Measured over 444 bench programs, grading both sides of each conflict against
the shadow:
The 28 span
LoadName9,LoadSpecial6,StoreName5,BinaryOp4,LoadSuperAttr3,UnaryInvert1.2. The pcdep capture augment outranked the shadow
The per-PC color map fills operand-stack slots the mirror left as holes, but
never consulted the shadow — and omitting a slot would have left the shadow's
own value standing. 14 branch-guard captures published a box disagreeing with a
live shadow Ref; all 14 came from this augment, none from the mirror.
Comparing concrete values, the two boxes are different objects in all 14, and
the published
ConstPtris invariant across captures while the shadow boxvaries — a program-point label, not a binding.
3. The floor tier cannot answer which opcode owns a byte
py_floor_by_jit_pcis derived from the first-offset-per-PC table, so a PC thatemits in two disjoint regions keeps only the earlier one. Three emission shapes
produce that: a can-raise trailing marker re-keyed to the call's fallthrough PC,
a block opened at an already-merged PC and drained after later PCs, and a
mid-opcode block split.
This records the owning PC wherever the emitted stream changes owner and ships
it as
py_exact_by_jit_pc. Nothing reads it outsidePYRE_VSTACK_EXACT_AUDIT,which reports disagreements with the floor tier and checks the table's own
integrity at build time.
Over 442 programs / 1075 jitcodes: no crashes, and 303 disagreements at
boundaries the mirror acts on. Classified over the 13 hottest programs:
mirror replays an opcode's stack effect where the walk never left the opcode.
Same shape as the
SWAPdefect, whichrepeat_boundarydoes not catchbecause the floor reports a different py.
Note for reviewers: three places handle insn-index side tables and they
guarantee different things.
stream_positions_mutcovers the shifts a splicepass applies; the assignment after the splice replaces the stream wholesale;
remove_repeated_livedeletes ops and remaps. A table registered only with thefirst stays silently empty after the second and addresses past the shortened
stream after the third. Both failure modes were hit while building this and are
now commented at each site.
Verification
pyre/check.py: dynasm 436/436, cranelift 436/436. Changes 1 and 2 arebyte-identical across the 444-program corpus with a same-length-name decoy arm
as the layout-lottery control; change 3 is read only by its audit gate.
The
wasm synth/short_circuit_value_kept_stackratio failure is pre-existingand unrelated — it measures 4.8-5.2x against a 3.7x gate before and after, and
the walker is backend-independent while both native backends are clean.
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