jit: inline a user __next__ under FOR_ITER, plus three exception wrong-code fixes - #1270
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WalkthroughThis change adds JIT specialization for user-defined instance ChangesFOR_ITER instance-next specialization
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When __next__ raises a multiply inherited exception such as class C(ValueError, StopIteration), this new MRO-aware match treats it as exhaustion after the instance-next path is inlined, while the cold/residual jit_next path at lines 1692-1705 still tests only err.kind == StopIteration and propagates it because the tag follows ValueError. The same loop therefore changes from raising C to terminating normally once it becomes hot; update the interpreter/residual conversion in the same change so both paths use the Python-level match.
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This set is semantic runtime state: whether a key is present determines whether a guard-failure bridge emits generic jit_next or re-enters the inline route. Placing it in TLS gives each thread a different view and introduces undocumented thread affinity into bridge generation; moreover, the repository explicitly requires an upstream citation for any non-disposable TLS state, but the added comment supplies none. Preserve the corresponding upstream JIT/interpreter ownership instead of adding another thread-local side cache.
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/parity_tests/for_iter_instance_next_effect_before_guard.py`:
- Around line 38-41: Update the loop invoking consume in the parity test to
retain and assert each returned value, verifying the expected value + 1 behavior
below switch_at and value - 1 behavior at or above it, while preserving the
existing effects-count assertion.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 6504-6527: Update the explanatory comment above the
CalleeReplaySafety gate to state that direct RaiseVarargs StopIteration paths
produce DeferredCall and are declined, alongside deferred next paths. Preserve
the existing explanation that only Clean replay safety is admitted and both
paths currently return Ok(None).
In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/jit/codewriter.rs`:
- Around line 16386-16397: Update the match-residual search in
for_iter_inside_try_keeps_bool_landing_exitswitch so it begins after
last_exc_value_index, matching the anchored scan used by the first test. Keep
the existing residual_call_* and >i filters and subsequent assertion
unchanged.
- Around line 11095-11256: Set exception_edge_handled to true in the ForIter arm
after it constructs both StopIteration match and mismatch exception routes,
before generic per-opcode catch emission can run. Follow the existing pattern
used by sibling arms such as PopJumpIfFalse and UnpackSequence, while leaving
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Assert the value returned by consume so the guard direction is checked.
The test discards the return value of consume. Only the effect count is asserted. A wrong branch selection at Line 24 (value + 1 instead of value - 1, or the reverse) still produces exactly one append per step, so the current assertion passes. The header comment states that this fixture covers the direction change of the hot branch, so add a value assertion.
For limit=1600 and switch_at=1200, values 0..1199 return value + 1 and values 1200..1599 return value - 1.
♻️ Proposed addition of a value assertion
rounds = 12
limit = 1600
+switch_at = 1200
+expected = sum(v + 1 for v in range(switch_at)) + sum(
+ v - 1 for v in range(switch_at, limit)
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for _ in range(rounds):
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| for _ in range(rounds): | |
| consume(limit, 1200) | |
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| switch_at = 1200 | |
| expected = sum(v + 1 for v in range(switch_at)) + sum( | |
| v - 1 for v in range(switch_at, limit) | |
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| assert consume(limit, switch_at) == expected | |
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/parity_tests/for_iter_instance_next_effect_before_guard.py`
around lines 38 - 41, Update the loop invoking consume in the parity test to
retain and assert each returned value, verifying the expected value + 1 behavior
below switch_at and value - 1 behavior at or above it, while preserving the
existing effects-count assertion.
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Do not deliberately resume guards from the inlined __next__ at the caller's FOR_ITER: this records only the caller frame and replaces the live callee with a fresh generic residual invocation on bridge entry. Consequently the snapshot cannot preserve the callee's own jitcode, globals, locals, or precise instruction position; the current Clean gate merely limits which cases expose the collapse rather than restoring the required frame shape. Seed and encode a separate red callee frame for this inline instead of replaying it from the caller boundary.
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For an exception such as class C(ValueError, StopIteration), construction through the first base gives pyre's PyError a ValueError kind, so the interpreter and jit_next propagate it, while this new MRO-aware helper matches StopIteration and makes a compiled loop silently exhaust. The same program therefore changes behavior when the loop becomes hot; update the interpreter/residual discrimination together with this catch so all execution modes use the same Python-level subclass test.
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| static INSTANCE_NEXT_FORITER_BRIDGE_DEMOTED: std::cell::RefCell<std::collections::HashSet<u64>> = | ||
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This persistent HashSet is semantic bridge-routing state—it decides whether generated code uses the generic jit_next exception-conversion path—but its lifetime and visibility are tied to an OS thread rather than the JIT driver, interpreter, or tagged guard descriptor. Consequently driver reinitialization on the same thread retains stale site keys, while any bridge work associated with another owner/thread cannot observe them. Store this state on the owning driver/interpreter/descriptor instead of adding an uncited TLS registry.
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When the new strict instance-__next__ route reaches any compute_inline_caller_frame Unavailable case (such as missing depth, result-color, or stack reconstruction), the existing fallback maps it to None rather than declining the inline. This line now seeds FOR_ITER callees anyway, so parent_frame remains absent and an in-callee guard uses the single-frame caller-boundary snapshot; if __next__ mutated or advanced the iterator before that guard, deoptimization replays FOR_ITER and duplicates the effect, and the resumed frame can also lose the callee's globals/locals. Require successful parent-frame reconstruction whenever instance_next_foriter_green_key is set.
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This new matcher makes the inlined path consume any exception whose class MRO includes StopIteration, but jit_next and the interpreter still classify exhaustion using only err.kind == StopIteration. For example, if class C(ValueError, StopIteration) is raised by __next__, a cold or residual execution propagates C while the hot inlined execution terminates the loop, making program behavior change after tracing. Use the same Python-level subclass test in every FOR_ITER path.
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When a hot legacy sequence iterator inlines its user-defined __getitem__, this unconditional multi-frame path resumes a failing terminal guard inside __getitem__ rather than re-entering space.next. If __getitem__ raises IndexError, baseobjspace::next normally converts that to iterator exhaustion, but the new FOR_ITER catch arm matches only StopIteration, so the IndexError escapes instead of ending the loop. Keep the caller-boundary conversion for the seqiter specialization or explicitly translate IndexError on this inline route.
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try_fuse_drain_matchformatches_stop_iteration()The recognizer still requires the four-operation
PyErrorKind::eqshape. The new handler callsPyError::matches_stop_iteration(), which can perform an MRO check. Fusion therefore declines, leaving residuals that can trigger the jd1 SIGBUS. Extend fusion to preserve MRO-based matching and update the surrounding comments and test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pyre/check.py`:
- Around line 2445-2449: Update the _startup_drift method signature to declare a
float return annotation, while preserving its existing startup-subtraction
behavior and return values.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/error.rs`:
- Around line 563-568: Update the StopIteration handling in the
exception-matching method so the kind-based fast path is used only when
exc_object is null; materialized exceptions must continue through
check_exc_match_against for current MRO-based matching. Add a regression test
that changes the exception subclass relationship before the iterator raises and
verifies the updated match result.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 6812-6819: Record the effect odometer before invoking the inline
callee and, in the non-Continue match arm around
try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call_inner, only cut the trace, reset the heap
cache, and return Ok(None) when the odometer is unchanged. If the callee already
executed an effect, preserve that result instead of allowing the residual
space.next path to advance the iterator again, following the existing discipline
used near line 5227.
- Around line 3353-3358: Require keyed-route admission to have an actual
resumable callee frame before bypassing replay-safety classification. Update the
keyed admission logic around instance_next_seeded_route and
compute_inline_caller_frame so cases with no parent_frame or a single-frame
CALL-boundary collapse retain fbw_callee_body_replay_safety instead of allowing
keyed bypass.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/py_coord.rs`:
- Around line 68-74: Update exact_py_pc_for_jitcode_pc_public to return None
immediately when offset is negative, before converting it to usize; preserve the
existing payload lookup and coordinate mapping for non-negative offsets.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/state.rs`:
- Around line 1105-1147: Make ForIter traceback suppression ownership-aware in
raise_at_py_pc_keeps_existing_traceback and its jitcode lookup flow: retain the
exact-then-containing coordinate fallback, but suppress only when the caught
traceback head is owned by the current frame. Ensure the direct return paths and
pre-checks in call_jit.rs use the same owns_head validation as
record_caught_blackhole_traceback, so inlined __next__ nodes do not bypass
ForIter or discarded-level traceback recording.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/trace.rs`:
- Around line 434-439: Change INSTANCE_NEXT_FORITER_BRIDGE_DEMOTED from
thread-local storage to a process-global, synchronized registry so demotion
learned by one thread is visible to all tracing threads. Update the accesses
around the bridge demotion logic (including the code near the affected FOR_ITER
handling) to use the chosen synchronization mechanism while preserving the
existing membership and insertion behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/call_jit.rs`:
- Around line 804-812: Update the forwarded-traceback handling around
jitcode_pc_raise_keeps_existing_traceback and
raise_at_py_pc_keeps_existing_traceback so synthetic recorders add the current
node unless the traceback head already matches its code and instruction. In the
blackhole loop, always invoke record_caught_blackhole_traceback for indexed
frames and let its frame-identity check suppress duplicates. Add coverage for
the nested inlined __next__ case.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/baseobjspace.rs`:
- Around line 13286-13297: Update try_fuse_drain_match to recognize the
handler’s matches_stop_iteration() call, including its MRO-based matching
semantics, instead of requiring the previous four-operation PyErrorKind::eq
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Add the required return annotation.
Ruff reports ANN202 for this new private function. Declare -> float to keep the changed file lint-clean.
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| if self.args.no_startup_subtract: | |
| return 0.0 | |
| return STARTUP_DRIFT_FRACTION * self.startup.get(key, 0.0) | |
| def _startup_drift(self, key) -> float: | |
| """Run-to-run error of the startup `_exec_time` subtracted for *key*.""" | |
| if self.args.no_startup_subtract: | |
| return 0.0 | |
| return STARTUP_DRIFT_FRACTION * self.startup.get(key, 0.0) |
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| /// FOR_ITER sites whose user-instance `__next__` inline has reached a | ||
| /// guard-failure bridge. Only bridge walks consult this set: the primary | ||
| /// loop retains its inline, while the bridge records generic `jit_next` so | ||
| /// exhaustion is converted by the caller opcode. | ||
| static INSTANCE_NEXT_FORITER_BRIDGE_DEMOTED: std::cell::RefCell<std::collections::HashSet<u64>> = | ||
| std::cell::RefCell::new(std::collections::HashSet::new()); |
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Consider a process-global registry instead of thread-local for the demotion set.
INSTANCE_NEXT_FORITER_BRIDGE_DEMOTED is a thread_local! HashSet. Each thread that traces a bridge for a given FOR_ITER site independently learns and re-learns that the site's instance-__next__ specialization is unsuitable. In a free-threaded interpreter, N threads hitting the same polymorphic loop can each pay one guard failure before demoting, instead of one thread's failure benefiting every thread.
Make the demotion decision process-global (for example, a static guarded by a Mutex or a lock-free set), matching the guideline that registries and semantic caches whose contents should be visible across threads must be process-global or interpreter-owned, not thread-local.
Based on learnings and the coding guideline for **/*.{rs,py}: "TLS is almost never the right owner for runtime state... registries, semantic caches, and any value whose identity or contents must be visible across threads are process-global or interpreter-owned in PyPy and must remain shared in pyre."
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| if !keeps_existing_traceback && !frame_ptr.is_null() { | ||
| if let Some(jitcode_index) = jitcode_index { | ||
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When a guard inside an inlined user __next__ resumes in the blackhole and the callee then propagates a non-StopIteration exception, the caller blackhole frame is positioned at FOR_ITER, so this gate classifies it as preserving an existing traceback and skips record_caught_blackhole_traceback. However, the traceback head belongs to the __next__ frame, not the loop frame; the skipped helper now contains the ownership check that would detect this and append the caller node. Consequently this deopt path produces a traceback missing the function containing the for loop.
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2037-2044: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winFail the retry when its jit-stats line is absent.
_jit_stats_snapshot()can returnNone. Line 2044 appends that value. Lines 2173-2187 then classify it as instability andrun_backend_bench()records the fixture as passed. This contradicts the mandatory missing-jit-stats failure path.Proposed fix
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/mod.rs`:
- Around line 6278-6290: Add a debug_assert! before the refinalize branch using
refinalize_marked_key and refinalize_instance_next_key to enforce that they are
not both Some. Preserve the existing range-first and instance-next descr-setting
behavior after the assertion.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 5242-5247: Update the destination-bank handling in the residual
call path used by dispatch_residual_call_iIRFd_kind to explicitly handle float
results before the sub-walk, preventing an inlined 'f' result from reaching the
fallback that causes a second CallF; do not leave 'f' to the wildcard Ok(None)
branch, and preserve existing handling for 'r', 'i', and 'v'.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/call_jit.rs`:
- Around line 844-852: Apply the existing owns_head traceback ownership check
from record_caught_blackhole_traceback to record_inline_traceback_for_recording
and record_discarded_level_traceback before their early returns, using each
function’s materialized frame. Remove the keeps_existing_traceback gate around
the blackhole exception-propagation call so record_caught_blackhole_traceback
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/trace_ctx.rs`:
- Around line 960-978: Update new_allocation_tid_is_sound so typed descriptors
always require a registered type ID when the GC allocator is installed; remove
the unconditional type_id == 0 exemption. Preserve the existing headerless fast
path and allow all IDs only when the allocator is not installed.
In `@pyre/check.py`:
- Around line 2037-2044: Update the JIT-stats stability loop in the relevant
benchmark method to detect when _jit_stats_snapshot(stderr, ungated) returns
None and immediately fail the retry, returning None instead of appending the
missing snapshot. Preserve successful snapshot collection and existing
nonzero-process handling.
- Around line 3665-3680: Update the pyre_bin validation in the backend setup
flow to require an existing regular file with execute permission, rejecting
directories and non-executable files before backend registration or benchmark
launch. Preserve the existing --no-build and build-failure error messages and
exit behavior for invalid paths.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/baseobjspace.rs`:
- Around line 17558-17567: Update the non-AttributeError branch in the
generator/coroutine close logic to pass w_yf as the object argument to
err.write_unraisable instead of w_none(), while preserving the existing
unraisable message and return behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/eval.rs`:
- Around line 4123-4134: Update the GC initialization flow around
register_unresolved_struct_tids so synthetic struct TypeInfo entries are
registered with every fresh GC, rather than skipped when shared descriptors
already contain TIDs. Ensure each build_gc invocation populates the new GC’s
type registry with the correct metadata before allocations occur.
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| let refinalize_marked_key = op | ||
| .getdescr() | ||
| .and_then(|d| d.range_foriter_green_key()) | ||
| .filter(|_| op.resolved_rd_numb().is_some()); | ||
| let refinalize_instance_next_key = op | ||
| .getdescr() | ||
| .and_then(|d| d.instance_next_foriter_green_key()) | ||
| .filter(|_| op.resolved_rd_numb().is_some()); | ||
| if let Some(key) = refinalize_marked_key { | ||
| op.setdescr(crate::compile::make_resume_guard_descr_range_foriter(key)); | ||
| } else if let Some(key) = refinalize_instance_next_key { | ||
| op.setdescr(crate::compile::make_resume_guard_descr_instance_next_foriter(key)); | ||
| } |
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Guard refinalize logic is correct; consider an explicit mutual-exclusion assertion.
The refinalize block re-mints a descr for either the range-FOR_ITER marker or the instance-next-FOR_ITER marker. When both range_foriter_green_key() and instance_next_foriter_green_key() resolve to Some on the same descr, the range branch silently wins.
Add a debug_assert! that both keys cannot be Some at once. This documents the invariant that a ResumeGuardDescr originates from exactly one FOR_ITER specialization route, and it catches a future factory-function regression that stamps both keys on the same descr.
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let refinalize_instance_next_key = op
.getdescr()
.and_then(|d| d.instance_next_foriter_green_key())
.filter(|_| op.resolved_rd_numb().is_some());
+ debug_assert!(
+ refinalize_marked_key.is_none() || refinalize_instance_next_key.is_none(),
+ "a ResumeGuardDescr must not carry both a range and an instance-next FOR_ITER key",
+ );
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| let refinalize_marked_key = op | |
| .getdescr() | |
| .and_then(|d| d.range_foriter_green_key()) | |
| .filter(|_| op.resolved_rd_numb().is_some()); | |
| let refinalize_instance_next_key = op | |
| .getdescr() | |
| .and_then(|d| d.instance_next_foriter_green_key()) | |
| .filter(|_| op.resolved_rd_numb().is_some()); | |
| if let Some(key) = refinalize_marked_key { | |
| op.setdescr(crate::compile::make_resume_guard_descr_range_foriter(key)); | |
| } else if let Some(key) = refinalize_instance_next_key { | |
| op.setdescr(crate::compile::make_resume_guard_descr_instance_next_foriter(key)); | |
| } | |
| let refinalize_marked_key = op | |
| .getdescr() | |
| .and_then(|d| d.range_foriter_green_key()) | |
| .filter(|_| op.resolved_rd_numb().is_some()); | |
| let refinalize_instance_next_key = op | |
| .getdescr() | |
| .and_then(|d| d.instance_next_foriter_green_key()) | |
| .filter(|_| op.resolved_rd_numb().is_some()); | |
| debug_assert!( | |
| refinalize_marked_key.is_none() || refinalize_instance_next_key.is_none(), | |
| "a ResumeGuardDescr must not carry both a range and an instance-next FOR_ITER key", | |
| ); | |
| if let Some(key) = refinalize_marked_key { | |
| op.setdescr(crate::compile::make_resume_guard_descr_range_foriter(key)); | |
| } else if let Some(key) = refinalize_instance_next_key { | |
| op.setdescr(crate::compile::make_resume_guard_descr_instance_next_foriter(key)); | |
| } |
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/mod.rs` around lines 6278 - 6290, Add
a debug_assert! before the refinalize branch using refinalize_marked_key and
refinalize_instance_next_key to enforce that they are not both Some. Preserve
the existing range-first and instance-next descr-setting behavior after the
assertion.
| // Inline frames follow the same rule as concrete blackhole frames: a raise | ||
| // that forwards an already-propagating exception preserves the traceback | ||
| // attached by the original raising instruction. | ||
| if pyre_jit_trace::state::jitcode_pc_raise_keeps_existing_traceback( | ||
| jitcode_index, | ||
| opcode_position, | ||
| ) { | ||
| return; | ||
| } |
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Two recorders and one call site still lack the ownership check record_caught_blackhole_traceback now has.
record_caught_blackhole_traceback (lines 712-789) now skips recording only when this frame's own owns_head check confirms the traceback head already names it. The other two recorders and one call site do not carry that check, even though they state they follow the same rule.
record_inline_traceback_for_recording(lines 844-852): the comment says "Inline frames follow the same rule as concrete blackhole frames", but the function returns unconditionally whenjitcode_pc_raise_keeps_existing_tracebackis true. When the inlined callee's own node is not yet at the traceback head, this drops the node this call is supposed to attach.record_discarded_level_traceback(lines 937-944): the comment says "Same rule the other two recorders follow", but it also returns unconditionally with no ownership check.- The blackhole exception-propagation loop (lines 2902-2932) computes
keeps_existing_tracebackand gates the whole call torecord_caught_blackhole_tracebackbehind it. This bypasses that function's internalowns_headcheck for this call site entirely, unlike the two other call sites at lines 2714-2730 and 2742-2767, which call it unconditionally for indexed frames and let it decide.
Apply the same ownership check used in record_caught_blackhole_traceback to the two direct-return functions, and remove the pre-check gate at lines 2902-2932 so record_caught_blackhole_traceback always runs for indexed frames and applies its own owns_head decision, matching the pattern already used at lines 2714-2730 and 2742-2767.
Do you want me to draft the ownership check for record_inline_traceback_for_recording and record_discarded_level_traceback, adapted for the frame each one materializes?
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/call_jit.rs` around lines 844 - 852, Apply the existing
owns_head traceback ownership check from record_caught_blackhole_traceback to
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When a hot iterator class uses a plain Python __next__, this passes the resolved function as a constant callable_guard_op; try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call_inner consequently skips its Function.code guard for constant operands. An assignment such as Iterator.__next__.__code__ = replacement.__code__ mutates the function in place without changing the iterator type dictionary or its version tag, so the installed loop continues executing the old inlined body and returns stale results. Use a live function-field guard/quasi-immutable dependency here, or decline this specialization when the code cannot be guarded.
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When compiled code catches an exception escaping a non-inlined Python residual call, the interpreted callee's record_application_traceback publishes that exception into IN_FLIGHT_EXCEPTION. This branch clears it only during the authoritative recording walk and then returns without emitting the runtime clear, so each execution of the compiled handler leaves the last caught exception—and its traceback, frames, and potentially large locals—permanently rooted until another interpreter-side clear happens. The clear may be elided for fully IR-generated raises, but it must remain for catch paths whose residual execution can publish the carrier.
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When an inlined __next__ contains a may-force or can-raise residual, such as a call delegating to next(...), snapshot capture replaces its GuardNotForced or GuardNoException descriptor with a plain ResumeGuardDescr. store_final_boxes_in_guard preserves an existing descriptor and therefore never invents the required ResumeGuardForcedDescr/ResumeGuardExcDescr; runtime recovery then misses is_guard_forced() (which must suppress bridge compilation) or is_guard_exc() (which preserves pending-exception routing). A failing guard can consequently compile a forbidden forcing bridge or resume an exception as a normal result, so retain the marker on the opcode-appropriate descriptor subtype instead of replacing it.
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…subtype `walker_capture_snapshot_for_last_guard_impl` stamps every guard recorded inside an inlined user `__next__` with the caller FOR_ITER key, and minted that marker as a plain `ResumeGuardDescr`. `store_final_boxes_in_guard` runs `invent_fail_descr_for_op` only on the arm where the guard carries no descr, so the stamp took the invention's place: a `GuardNotForced` from a may-force residual inside the body lost `is_guard_forced()`, which vetoes compiling a forcing bridge, and a `GuardNoException` lost `is_guard_exc()`, which keeps a pending exception on the exception route. Select the subtype from the opcode being stamped — in the walker, in the `GuardClass` route guard, and in the optimizer's re-finalize arm. Reported by Codex review on #1270. Assisted-by: Claude
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DispatchErrorwhenvirtualizable_info()is absent.TraceCtx::newleaves this field unset, and onlyinit_virtualizable_boxessets it. The traceback recorder callers do not establish this precondition. Replace the first.expect()with a propagated error; keep thelast_instrfield lookup as a layout invariant.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/runtime_ops.rs`:
- Around line 1791-1798: Register runtime_ops::jit_exception_match in
jit_trace_fnaddrs() under both qualified aliases expected by the codewriter,
ensuring constants_i address patching replaces prebuilt JIT addresses with the
current runtime address.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 6582-6589: Update the non-Continue branch handling inline __next__
outcomes near inline_resume_pc to use the existing effect-aware abort path when
FBW_EXECUTED_EFFECT_COUNT indicates executed effects, preventing residual
space.next from invoking __next__ again; retain the current trace snapshot cut
and heap-cache reset behavior for outcomes without executed effects.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/jit/codewriter.rs`:
- Around line 11271-11285: Update the matched StopIteration edge in the FOR_ITER
flow to preserve the enclosing exception pair rather than forwarding the fresh
StopIteration state. Adjust the stop_match_args construction before append_exit
so later bare raise operations still see the original exception context, while
retaining the existing exhaustion target and NULL next-result behavior.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/mod.rs`:
- Around line 4350-4359: Document the no-move invariant next to
active_short_preamble_producer_slot_addr: the address is valid only while the
builder is borrowed by OptContext, and the optimizer slot must be restored
before OptContext is moved into final_ctx. Keep the existing address-returning
behavior unchanged.
In `@pyre/check.py`:
- Around line 873-884: Update _first_stderr_line with a str return annotation
and rename the loop’s original line variable before assigning its stripped
value, preserving the existing output behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/mod.rs`:
- Around line 1183-1247: Update the traceback recorder’s virtualizable-info
retrieval to propagate a DispatchError when virtualizable_info() is absent
instead of panicking, since callers may invoke it before
init_virtualizable_boxes. Keep the existing expect for the last_instr field
lookup as a layout invariant, and preserve the subsequent vable_setfield flow.
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…subtype `walker_capture_snapshot_for_last_guard_impl` stamps every guard recorded inside an inlined user `__next__` with the caller FOR_ITER key, and minted that marker as a plain `ResumeGuardDescr`. `store_final_boxes_in_guard` runs `invent_fail_descr_for_op` only on the arm where the guard carries no descr, so the stamp took the invention's place: a `GuardNotForced` from a may-force residual inside the body lost `is_guard_forced()`, which vetoes compiling a forcing bridge, and a `GuardNoException` lost `is_guard_exc()`, which keeps a pending exception on the exception route. Select the subtype from the opcode being stamped — in the walker, in the `GuardClass` route guard, and in the optimizer's re-finalize arm. Reported by Codex review on #1270. Assisted-by: Claude
…subtype `walker_capture_snapshot_for_last_guard_impl` stamps every guard recorded inside an inlined user `__next__` with the caller FOR_ITER key, and minted that marker as a plain `ResumeGuardDescr`. `store_final_boxes_in_guard` runs `invent_fail_descr_for_op` only on the arm where the guard carries no descr, so the stamp took the invention's place: a `GuardNotForced` from a may-force residual inside the body lost `is_guard_forced()`, which vetoes compiling a forcing bridge, and a `GuardNoException` lost `is_guard_exc()`, which keeps a pending exception on the exception route. Select the subtype from the opcode being stamped — in the walker, in the `GuardClass` route guard, and in the optimizer's re-finalize arm. Reported by Codex review on #1270. Assisted-by: Claude
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…code
The tb_lasti assertion added in the previous commit compared
traceback.walk_tb's second element, which is tb_lineno rather than
tb_lasti, against hardcoded values that matched neither runtime: cpython
and pyre both produced
[(('<module>', 41), ('enclosed', 27), ('__next__', 23)),
(('<module>', 50), ('bare', 32), ('__next__', 23))].
Walk the traceback chain directly for tb_lasti, restrict the comparison
to the two looping frames, and derive the expected offset with
dis.get_instructions instead of a literal, so the module frame's
call-site-dependent coordinate is not pinned.
cpython, pypy3, pyre-dynasm and pyre-cranelift all print OK.
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Add PyError::matches_stop_iteration with an exact-tag fast path and MRO fallback, and use it for iterator exhaustion checks. Add predicate and parity coverage for multiple-inheritance base orders. Assisted-by: Claude
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Keep local and cell slots sourced from the restored virtualizable image while overlaying resumed register values only onto operand-stack slots. Clamp and pad the concrete virtualizable array to its committed length, and cover null and stale local register cases in bridge setup. Assisted-by: Claude
…ngle_frame The bridge setup change moves the counter from 1 to 9 on dynasm, cranelift and wasm alike; loops_compiled, loops_aborted, bridges_compiled and guard_failures are unchanged. The value is stable across five report-only gate runs and identical under PYRE_JIT=decay=0. Assisted-by: Claude
Recognize PyError::matches_stop_iteration in the drain fusion and test the live exception object through a registered interpreter helper. Assisted-by: Claude
`emit_traceback_node` wrote `PyFrame.last_instr` with a raw `SetfieldGc` plus a `heapcache_setfield_cached` update. It now resolves the field through the virtualizable info's static field table and records it with `vable_setfield`, so a standard frame updates its shadow instead of the heap object. Both traceback call sites thread `opcode_position` through. Assisted-by: Claude
The six `#[ignore]`d runtime tests in `majit-backend-wasm/tests/codegen_test.rs` each spawn a full pyre process on both backends, and the default harness ran them concurrently. Two runs lost a runner with an empty stderr, in a different test each time. Pass `--test-threads=1` to the workflow step. The diagnostic half of this landed on main as #1335, which reports more than this commit's own version did, so only the step change remains. Assisted-by: Claude
`emit_traceback_node` routes `PyFrame.last_instr` through `vable_setfield`,
whose `_nonstandard_virtualizable` path records a PTR_EQ promote `GuardValue`
internally with no resume snapshot — a traceback node names an inlined callee's
frame as often as the walk's own. Every other vable emit site pairs the call
with `walker_capture_inline_nonstandard_vable_guard`; this one did not, so the
promote reached the decoder still holding `UNSTAMPED_JITCODE_INDEX` and
`frame_value_count_at` panicked.
Pair the call with the capture. That makes `emit_traceback_node` and both
`record_{prepend,fresh}_application_traceback` fallible, propagated through
their eight call sites and through `record_bridge_handler_entry_traceback`.
synth/break_except_live_local panicked on all three backends;
raise_bare_class_bridge_identity (dynasm) and stop_iteration_subclass_protocol
(dynasm, cranelift) panicked in the parity suite. All three now pass.
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`try_walker_trace_immutable_type_attr_raise` pins the freshly raised exception as a GC root and then allocates its message string. The root keeps the object alive but does not fix its address — a minor collection moves it and rewrites the shadow-stack slot, leaving the local pointer naming a forwarded corpse that the following `set_opref_concrete`, `SubRaise` and `BH_LAST_EXC_VALUE` stores all carry. Take the slot index the pin claimed and read the address back out of it after the allocation, the pairing `w_list_grow_items_block` and the `pyre-macros` class-root expansion already use. Assisted-by: Claude
`record_inline_exception_context` compensates for a raise whose handler is part
of the trace by calling the resolver hook with the exception. It skips an
exception a raise lowering already chained, because handing a virtual exception
to a call forces the allocation the optimizer had removed. Three lowerings
register through `fbw_context_chained_insert`;
`try_walker_trace_immutable_type_attr_raise` builds an exception the same way
but was not among them.
Port the `try_walker_trace_raise_bare_class` tail: resolve the EC before the
commit boundary, emit `GETFIELD_GC_R(ec, sys_exc_value)` +
`SETFIELD_GC(exc, active, w_context)` on the still-virtual exception, register
it, and apply the same write to the concrete exception the registration now
stops the compensation from touching.
Measured on synth/type_immutable_reject (dynasm release, N=30000,
PYRE_TRACE_OPS_DIAG), compiled loop:
before: 369 ops — 4 CallR(resolve_exception_context hook), 4
CallMallocNursery, 12 NurseryPtrIncrement, 270 GcStore, 4
CondCallGcWb
after: 59 ops — no calls, no allocation, no stores
Both TypeErrors now construct, raise, catch and die inside the trace. The
fixture's own jit-stats are unchanged (loops_compiled=1, guard_failures=1,
bridges_compiled=0), and its execution time sits at the startup-subtraction
floor its header describes, so wall-clock cannot show this.
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…subtype `walker_capture_snapshot_for_last_guard_impl` stamps every guard recorded inside an inlined user `__next__` with the caller FOR_ITER key, and minted that marker as a plain `ResumeGuardDescr`. `store_final_boxes_in_guard` runs `invent_fail_descr_for_op` only on the arm where the guard carries no descr, so the stamp took the invention's place: a `GuardNotForced` from a may-force residual inside the body lost `is_guard_forced()`, which vetoes compiling a forcing bridge, and a `GuardNoException` lost `is_guard_exc()`, which keeps a pending exception on the exception route. Select the subtype from the opcode being stamped — in the walker, in the `GuardClass` route guard, and in the optimizer's re-finalize arm. Reported by Codex review on #1270. Assisted-by: Claude
w_generator_send_ex selected the PEP 479 conversion with `e.kind == PyErrorKind::StopIteration`, an exact tag test. A subclass gets its kind from the initializer it inherits, so a class whose first base is not StopIteration carries that base's tag and passed the test unconverted. generator.py:135-139 selects with `e.match(space, ...)`, an MRO match. Use PyError::matches_stop_iteration, and add matches_stop_async_iteration with the same tag fast path and object slow path for the async arm. exception_object_matches_stop_async_iteration repeats the cached-class lookup instead of sharing one with the StopIteration twin, which is recognised by body shape in majit-translate front::result_exc and addressed by symbol path in jit_fnaddr. Assisted-by: Claude
…n edge The last two FrameState::mergeable entries are the last_exception pair. The FOR_ITER matched edge took its link args from the catch state, whose exception_landing_state seeding replaced that pair with the StopIteration the edge then consumed, so the successor named the consumed exception. A FOR_ITER inside an `except` body runs with the handled exception live in that pair, and the bare-`raise` lowering re-raises the pair directly when the PC is not itself catch-covered. Take the pair from the state before the loop instead. When that state has none, the target's two entries are Constants rather than Variables and getoutputargs does not forward them, so the link args are unchanged. Assisted-by: Claude
The function spans compile.py:924-942; line 919 is inside AllVirtuals.show. Assisted-by: Claude
`ResumeGuardForcedDescr` and `ResumeGuardExcDescr` are newtypes over `ResumeGuardDescr` and implement only the trait methods they name. Neither named `range_foriter_green_key` / `instance_next_foriter_green_key`, and the default accessors walk `prev_descr`, which a newtype does not set, so both read `None` once the walker marker started being minted as the subtype the guard's opcode requires. Both consumers broke for those two opcodes: guard-failure routing stopped keying on the marker, and `store_final_boxes_in_guard` stopped re-minting a marked descr for unroll's second emission, so that emission finalized an already-finalized descr and tripped `resume.py:397 finish() invoked twice on the same ResumeGuardDescr`. Forward both accessors to `inner`. The added test asserts the key is readable back for every opcode the mint dispatches on; without the forwarding it fails on GuardNotForced. Assisted-by: Claude
…C_INFO prev save `RAISE_VARARGS 0` and `PUSH_EXC_INFO` both emit the `get_current_exception` residual, and `try_walker_lower_exc_info_residual` pushed every one of those reads onto the saved-prev stack and marked the next `set_current_exception` as a PUSH store. A covered bare raise has no following store, so its entry stayed on the stack and an enclosing handler's POP_EXCEPT restored it -- leaving the inner exception current after it escaped, and chaining it as `__context__` on the next unrelated raise. Push only for `PUSH_EXC_INFO`. Name the discriminating read `is_covered_bare_raise_read`: the predicate also answers true for `RERAISE` and `FOR_ITER`, but neither emits this residual. Record the helper's two emit sites in the three comments that named only the prev save. Assisted-by: Claude
`set_forwarding_address` writes the new address at `hdr + SIZE`, which is the object's first payload word. `ItemsBlock` registers `length_offset` 0 (`ITEMS_BLOCK_LEN_OFFSET` is `capacity`, its first field), so a forwarded `ItemsBlock` stores its forwarding address in the same word `size_for_typeid` reads as a length. Read `is_forwarded` at the panic site and print it, and record the overlap in `set_forwarding_address`'s doc comment. Assisted-by: Claude
…descr is unavailable
`emit_traceback_node` resolved the `last_instr` virtualizable static
field with two `expect`s, so a walk recording against a frame layout the
jitdriver never registered aborted the process rather than the trace.
Add `DispatchError::TracebackNodeVableFieldUnavailable { pc, field }`
with its `variant_name` and `stop_pc` arms, and return it from both
resolution steps.
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… an effect `try_walker_specialize_instance_next` rewound the emission with `cut_trace_with_snapshots` and returned `Ok(None)` on every declined sub-walk, letting the caller fall through to the residual `next`. `cut_trace_with_snapshots` truncates recorded ops and the snapshot table only, so a sub-walk that had already executed a concrete effect left the iterator advanced and the residual advanced it again. Read `fbw_executed_effect_count()` around the sub-walk and surface the decline as an abort when it moved; keep the rewind otherwise. Assisted-by: Claude
…f per kind `try_walker_trace_exception_new` gated on `ExcKind::has_trivial_args_constructor`, which refuses a whole kind, so `AttributeError(msg)`, `NameError(msg)` and `StopIteration()` stayed on the opaque constructor residual even though their extra slots are untouched at those arities. Census the built instance's slots via `w_exception_traced_construction_slots` instead: decline when a slot holds anything but `PY_NULL` or `None`, or when no `descr` names it, and emit one `SetfieldGc(None)` per `None` slot. The census reads an instance built from runtime operands, and only the callable is guarded, so a slot reading `None` because this iteration's argument was `None` is indistinguishable from a default. Decline when any concrete positional argument is `w_none`; read that only after a defaulted slot is found, so the kinds already folded keep their path. Remove `ExcKind::has_trivial_args_constructor`, whose only caller this was, and add a parity fixture covering the newly admitted arities plus the `StopIteration(x)` / `ImportError(m)` shapes traced with `x is None`. Assisted-by: Claude
A store to a name the MRO resolves to a descriptor with `__delete__` and no `__set__` raised through the residual `setattr`, which builds the `AttributeError` and its traceback outside the trace. Add `readonly_descr_attr_raise_is_stable` next to `type_immutable_attr_raise_is_stable`: it excludes a null, non-instance or exception receiver, `__dict__`, a non-default `__setattr__`, and property / member / getset descriptors, and requires the descriptor's type to resolve `__delete__` and no `__set__`. Add `try_walker_trace_readonly_descr_attr_raise`, wired into the StoreAttr arm after `try_walker_trace_immutable_type_attr_raise`. It guards the receiver's class, both type version tags and the descriptor type's `w_name` shadow — `w_type_set_name` rewrites `__name__` without bumping the version tag and the message renders it — then re-runs `setattr_str` under `force_plain_eval()`, reports `DispatchError::UnsupportedOpname` if it succeeded, and emits the instance, its `args` list and the `__context__` chain inline. Add a parity fixture that compares a hot store site against a cold twin code object, so each runtime is compared against itself rather than a pinned message literal, and re-compares after `__name__` is reassigned. Assisted-by: Claude
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When yield from receives a multiply inherited exception such as class VS(ValueError, StopIteration), this new predicate correctly recognizes exhaustion, but exception_attr_get only exposes .value when the flattened kind is StopIteration; VS has kind ValueError. The lookup on lines 4544-4545 therefore fails and silently substitutes None, so raise VS(42) makes the delegating generator return None instead of 42. Make the .value access MRO-aware (or read the initialized value slot independently of the flat kind) before consuming these subclasses.
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this patch is about performance, but no performance gain is recorded. is it right?
| # then lost a runner with an empty stderr, in a different test each time. | ||
| if: runner.os == 'Linux' | ||
| run: cargo test -p majit-backend-wasm --test codegen_test -- --ignored | ||
| run: cargo test -p majit-backend-wasm --test codegen_test -- --ignored --test-threads=1 |
| # what its measurement can actually support. | ||
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__next__atFOR_ITERand gives the resulting can-raise site the catch arm it needs.What lands
The catch arm.
FOR_ITERnow emits an unconditionalcatch_exceptionafter itsspace.nextresidual and calls a Python-level matcher (jit_exception_match, a flat MRO walk) in the landing.flatten.py:213-218suppresses a catch only when the block's last op cannot raise, so unconditional emission for a can-raise residual is the upstream shape.goto_if_exception_mismatchis not used: it tests the RPython class and its blackhole backingbh_classofis a stub.The mismatch leg re-raises. It raises the forwarded value from its own block and attaches a byte-adjacent
catch_exceptionedge to the handler landing, rather than linking into that landing. A catch landing materializes its exception from the metainterp slot (generate_last_exc,flatten.py:336-352), and the match residual drains that slot on its success path, so a direct link aborted the walk withLastExcValueWithoutActiveException— which theFOR_ITERconservative-delivery arm turned into a dropped loop iteration.pyopcode.py:1310re-raises the caught value unchanged; that is the shapeemit_raise!already emits for aRAISE_VARARGSinside atry.The residual-call handler gate reads
co_exceptiontable. Three fast paths (StoreName/StoreGlobal cell fold, LoadName cell fold, CALL_ASSEMBLER fold) decline a body that has a Pythontry/excepthandler. They asked that by scanning the jitcode forcatch_exceptionops — equivalent before this branch, because every emission routed throughcatch_for_pc, whichdecode_exception_catch_sitesbuilds from the exception table alone. The new arm emits acatch_exceptionat everyforloop, so everyfor-bearing code object read as handler-bearing and lost its namespace cell folds frame-wide. The gate is narrowed, not lifted: a body with a real handler still declines.Measurements
bench/synth/load_name_builtin_cell_fold, interleaved against a clean worktree at the merge base:Gate discriminator — two fixtures with an identical module-scope
forloop, differing only in whether the body contains atry:trytryCallMayForceForceTokenGcStoreAlso on this branch
Three wrong-code fixes found while measuring the arm above, each with its own parity fixture.
StopIterationis matched by MRO, not by the kind tag — the follow-up this PR's own "not in scope" section named.PyError.kindis a flat tag copied fromW_BaseException.kind; with multiple inheritance a single tag cannot say "is also a StopIteration", soclass VS(ValueError, StopIteration)carried theValueErrortag.pyopcode.py:1303-1316testse.match(space, w_StopIteration), an MRO walk. This is not JIT-specific: it reproduced identically withloops_compiled=0.class VS(ValueError, StopIteration)[x for x in It(3)],list(...),tuple(...),sum(...),max(...)[2, 1, 0]etc.VSnext(It(0), "dflt"),f(*It(3))"dflt",(2, 1, 0)VSReverse the bases and every one was already correct, so the behaviour depended on MRO order.
PyError::matches_stop_iteration()keeps the exact-tag fast path and falls back to the MRO test only when the tag disagrees and a materialized exception object exists; 68 tag comparisons route through it. The jd1 drain fusion (majit-translate front/result_exc.rs) was synthesising the same flat-tag test (exc_kind_discriminant(vb) == 10) at its exception edge, so it now recognises the predicate and calls a registered object-level matcher instead — the fusion matches subclasses too rather than being re-pinned to the tag.A bridge exited the frame with the raise operand instead of the normalized exception. With
raise clsin a hot loop, a folded first class, a declining second and a third canonical builtin, the third raisedTypeError: exception must derive from BaseExceptionon both backends (PYRE_JIT=offwas correct).setup_bridge_symdecided "kept-stack branch guard" from a resolved-live-offset alone, but an after-residual guard carries one too; the misclassified bridge seeded its virtualizable array from the live frame image, which still held the pre-call operand. Proven by matching thePYRE_RERAISE_DIAGoperand address against theMAJIT_GUARDLOGfailargs of thebridge=truefailure — it equalledval[4], the class, whileval[5]was the fresh instance. The fix discriminates by pcdep depth and overlays the resumed registers onto stack slots only; locals and cells stay sourced from the vable image, since overlaying them clobbers a closure cell (jit_recursive_closure_live_set.pycatches that).The
FOR_ITERtraceback coordinate came from the floor tier.py_floor_by_jit_pccannot name a block emitted after the loop body, sotb_lastifor a non-StopIterationraise out of an inlined__next__pointed at the wrong instruction. The exact tier (py_exact_by_jit_pc) can, and the forwarding-raise rule'sFOR_ITERarm needed its premise restated once the callee inlines.Bar
check.py: dynasm 438/438, cranelift 438/438, wasm 431/431 — all three backends passparity_tests/run.py: all passcargo test -p pyre-jit340 + 34,-p pyre-jit-trace362 + 11 + 10 + 9 + 1,-p majit-translateall passexception_with_exit_self_null_slotfbw_blackhole_adopted_single_frame1 → 9, identical on all three backends, stable across five report-only runs and unchanged underPYRE_JIT=decay=0, with every other counter in that baseline unmovedNot in scope
space.nextstill leaves as a graph-less residual (jit_next) rather than aninline_call, which is where upstream inlinesW_IntRangeIterator.next. Seeding the callee frame for the instance-next route is the next slice.A generator that raises a
StopIterationsubclass still escapes where PEP 479 converts it toRuntimeError: generator raised StopIteration. Real, separate defect, separate commit.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
forloops over user-defined iterators, including polymorphic, wrapped, delegated, callable, and non-function__next__implementations.StopIterationsubclasses across iteration and collection operations.Bug Fixes
Tests
tryblocks, tracebacks, and complex iterator patterns.