_stat, _heapq and _bz2, and the buffer-protocol argument conversion the last one needed - #1285
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`MAJIT_BH_ROOT_CHECK` reports a register bank resized while a root registration still names its buffer. `push_resume_ref_roots` and `push_bh_regs` root a bank by the raw `(pointer, length)` of its `Vec` buffer and document the same precondition — the bank is sized once and only indexed afterwards. `ref_bank_registration_len` answers whether that still holds for a given buffer, across both stacks. `MAJIT_BH_CALL_ARGS` reports a residual call's ref arguments by the register index each came out of, plus `num_regs_r` and the bank length, so an argument can be told apart as resume-seeded, written by an opcode of this run, or read out of the jitcode's constant pool. `MAJIT_BH_VABLE` reports a virtualizable array read by its index register rather than only the index value, plus the resolved array and its length. `handler_getarrayitem_vable_r` takes the index from `registers_i`, and an index register the resume section never named reads whatever `setposition` left there; zero is in bounds, so the existing bounds assert stays silent. All three follow the `MAJIT_GC_BH_PROBE` / `MAJIT_BH_NULL_ARG` shape: a `OnceLock`-cached env read and an `eprintln!`, off by default. Assisted-by: Claude
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`stat.py` defines its portable constants and then does `from _stat import *`, so the empty builtin left `stat` without the values the platform header uses: `test_stat`'s `TestFilemodeCStat` failed on darwin for the missing `SF_SUPPORTED` and `SF_SYNTHETIC`. The new module exports the constants and the `S_IS*` / `S_IMODE` / `S_IFMT` / `filemode` functions of `Modules/_stat.c`. Each value comes from `libc`, falling back to the literal that file compiles in where the platform header is silent; `libc` carries no `S_IREAD`/`S_IWRITE`/`S_IEXEC` for linux-gnu and no `S_IFWHT`, `UF_DATAVAULT`, `SF_NOUNLINK`, `SF_SNAPSHOT`, `SF_FIRMLINK`, `SF_DATALESS`, `SF_SUPPORTED` or `SF_SYNTHETIC` for any target, so those take the fallback. Windows file attributes come from `rustpython_host_env::nt`. `Mode` is `libc::mode_t`, so `_PyLong_AsMode_t`'s `mode out of range` keeps its platform-dependent threshold. `empty_module_init` had no other caller and is removed with its comment. test.test_stat: FAIL -> PASS in the darwin baseline. Assisted-by: Claude
`heapq.py`'s `from _heapq import *` found nothing, so `import_fresh_module` returned None for the accelerated module and `test_heapq` skipped `TestHeapC` and `TestErrorHandlingC`: only the app-level half of its 69 tests ran. The module ports the ten functions of `Modules/_heapqmodule.c` — heappush, heappushpop, heappop, heapreplace and heapify, each in a min and a max variant — with cache_friendly_heapify and keep_top_bit. The two variants differ only in which way round the operands of `<` go, so one implementation parametrised by `Order` stands for the second copy of each function the C file spells out. pyre's list is strategy-backed, so reading an element boxes and can collect where `_PyList_ITEMS` cannot. Every element that must survive a comparison or a store is therefore held in a shadow-stack slot the way `_bisect` holds its operands, and nothing crosses a call in a Rust local. The size re-check after each comparison is the C file's own guard against a `__lt__` that resizes the heap. Assisted-by: Claude
…ts snapshots The fixture's loop runs `heapq.heapify` and `heapq.heappop`, which now resolve to the `_heapq` accelerator instead of `heapq.py`'s `_siftup` / `_siftdown`. Those inner loops are no longer traced, so on all three backends loops_compiled goes 6 -> 2, bridges_compiled 21 -> 2 and guard_failures 3780 -> 402. The fixture's own assertions (`len(heap) == 0`, `drained == set(data)`) still pass. Assisted-by: Claude
`space.charbuf_w` is `buffer_w(w_obj, BUF_SIMPLE).as_str()`, so every
exporter of a C-contiguous read-only buffer qualifies. The check here
accepted only bytes and bytearray, so `zlib.compress(array.array('Q', ...))`
and `zlib.compress(memoryview(b'abc'))` — both accepted by the reference
implementation — raised `TypeError: expected a readable buffer`.
The `simple_buffer_bytes` acquisition it now goes through already copies, so
the result owns its bytes and the `PyBufferStr` unwrap alias binds `Vec<u8>`
instead of a borrow of the argument's storage. Its three call sites are
zlib's two module-level functions and the `_random` macro smoke test.
zlib's own `as_bytes` helper duplicated the bytes-like check for the
`Compress` / `Decompress` methods and routes through the same converter now,
which is also where the `a bytes-like object is required, not '<type>'`
message this raises comes from.
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The message took `w_type_get_name`, which is the whole dotted PYNAME for a `#[pyre_class]`, so a non-acceptable-as-base type in a package reported `_bz2.BZ2Compressor() takes no keyword arguments`. A constructor names itself the way its own argument clause does, without the defining module. Assisted-by: Claude
`bz2.py` starts with `from _bz2 import BZ2Compressor, BZ2Decompressor`, so the empty builtin left `import bz2` raising ImportError and `test_bz2` crashing at import; `shutil`, `tarfile` and `zipfile` stop there too. The two objects come from `pypy/module/bz2/interp_bz2.py` — the stream and its lock on the wrapper object, `INITIAL_BUFFER_SIZE` / `BIGCHUNK` and `_new_buffer_size`'s doubling, `_catch_bz2_error`'s four bzerror classes, and `acceptable_as_base_class = False` on both types. `interp_bz2.py` predates the decompressor's `bzerror` latch, `needs_input` and `max_length`, so those follow `Modules/_bz2module.c` at the version `lib-python/stdlib-version.txt` names: a decompressor that raised keeps `needs_input` false and refuses every later call with `Decompressor is unusable after a previous error`, which is what the vendored test asserts. The codec is the `bzip2` crate on its default `libbz2-rs-sys` backend — the pure-Rust libbz2 port from the same source as the zlib-rs `zlib` already uses — and lives in `pyre-native` outside the LLBC extraction, as zlib's does. Compressed output is byte-identical to libbz2 at levels 1, 5 and 9 and for the empty stream. Each wrapper owns its stream through a raw Box that a sweep-time destructor frees. Both types take subclass-range ids ahead of the target-gated native types so they agree on wasm and native, which moves `posix.DirEntry` 172 -> 174, the five `_ssl` payloads 173-177 -> 175-179, `mmap.mmap` 178 -> 180 and `_overlapped.Overlapped` 179 -> 181 in `SUBCLASS_RANGE_HIERARCHY` and `all_subclass_range_aliases`. test.test_bz2: CRASH -> FAIL — 101 of its 102 tests pass, and the one failure is `_io` keeping the path-like object it was opened with as `name` instead of the fspath of it. test_shutil IMPORTERROR -> FAIL, test_tarfile IMPORTERROR -> TIMEOUT, test_zipfile IMPORTERROR -> FAIL. Assisted-by: Claude
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When heap[0].__lt__(item) changes the heap from one nonzero size to another—for example by appending an element and returning true—this check passes and heappushpop continues against the mutated list. CPython records the original length and raises RuntimeError("list changed size during iteration") whenever the length differs; checking only for an empty heap therefore returns a value and further mutates a heap that should have been rejected. Preserve the pre-comparison length and compare against it here.
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In `@pyre/pyre-native/src/bz2.rs`:
- Around line 100-125: Update the compressor loop in run to return the existing
memory-related error when compress reports Status::MemNeeded. Also guard against
any iteration where consumed and produced are both zero, returning an
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| fn run(&mut self, mut input: &[u8], action: Action) -> Result<Vec<u8>, Bz2Error> { | ||
| let mut out = Vec::new(); | ||
| let mut block = vec![0u8; INITIAL_BUFFER_SIZE]; | ||
| loop { | ||
| // In regular compression mode, stop when input data is exhausted. | ||
| if action == Action::Run && input.is_empty() { | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
| let previous_in = self.compress.total_in(); | ||
| let previous_out = self.compress.total_out(); | ||
| let status = self.compress.compress(input, &mut block, action)?; | ||
| let consumed = (self.compress.total_in() - previous_in) as usize; | ||
| let produced = (self.compress.total_out() - previous_out) as usize; | ||
| out.extend_from_slice(&block[..produced]); | ||
| input = &input[consumed..]; | ||
| // In flushing mode, stop when all buffered data has been flushed. | ||
| if action == Action::Finish && status == Status::StreamEnd { | ||
| break; | ||
| } | ||
| if produced == block.len() { | ||
| block = vec![0u8; new_buffer_size(block.len())]; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| out.shrink_to_fit(); | ||
| Ok(out) | ||
| } |
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Handle Status::MemNeeded and stalled iterations in the compressor loop.
The decompressor loop maps Ok(Status::MemNeeded) to an error. The compressor loop drops the status unless it is StreamEnd. If compress ever returns MemNeeded with Action::Run and non-empty input, consumed and produced stay 0, the block is not grown, and the loop spins forever on the request thread. The same hang occurs for any status that reports no progress under Action::Finish.
Add the MemNeeded arm and a no-progress guard.
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let status = self.compress.compress(input, &mut block, action)?;
+ if status == Status::MemNeeded {
+ return Err(Bz2Error::Mem);
+ }
let consumed = (self.compress.total_in() - previous_in) as usize;
let produced = (self.compress.total_out() - previous_out) as usize;
out.extend_from_slice(&block[..produced]);
input = &input[consumed..];
// In flushing mode, stop when all buffered data has been flushed.
if action == Action::Finish && status == Status::StreamEnd {
break;
}
if produced == block.len() {
block = vec![0u8; new_buffer_size(block.len())];
+ } else if consumed == 0 && produced == 0 {
+ // libbz2 reported neither input consumed nor output produced,
+ // so another pass cannot make progress.
+ return Err(Bz2Error::Sequence);
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| fn run(&mut self, mut input: &[u8], action: Action) -> Result<Vec<u8>, Bz2Error> { | |
| let mut out = Vec::new(); | |
| let mut block = vec![0u8; INITIAL_BUFFER_SIZE]; | |
| loop { | |
| // In regular compression mode, stop when input data is exhausted. | |
| if action == Action::Run && input.is_empty() { | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| let previous_in = self.compress.total_in(); | |
| let previous_out = self.compress.total_out(); | |
| let status = self.compress.compress(input, &mut block, action)?; | |
| let consumed = (self.compress.total_in() - previous_in) as usize; | |
| let produced = (self.compress.total_out() - previous_out) as usize; | |
| out.extend_from_slice(&block[..produced]); | |
| input = &input[consumed..]; | |
| // In flushing mode, stop when all buffered data has been flushed. | |
| if action == Action::Finish && status == Status::StreamEnd { | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| if produced == block.len() { | |
| block = vec![0u8; new_buffer_size(block.len())]; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| out.shrink_to_fit(); | |
| Ok(out) | |
| } | |
| fn run(&mut self, mut input: &[u8], action: Action) -> Result<Vec<u8>, Bz2Error> { | |
| let mut out = Vec::new(); | |
| let mut block = vec![0u8; INITIAL_BUFFER_SIZE]; | |
| loop { | |
| // In regular compression mode, stop when input data is exhausted. | |
| if action == Action::Run && input.is_empty() { | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| let previous_in = self.compress.total_in(); | |
| let previous_out = self.compress.total_out(); | |
| let status = self.compress.compress(input, &mut block, action)?; | |
| if status == Status::MemNeeded { | |
| return Err(Bz2Error::Mem); | |
| } | |
| let consumed = (self.compress.total_in() - previous_in) as usize; | |
| let produced = (self.compress.total_out() - previous_out) as usize; | |
| out.extend_from_slice(&block[..produced]); | |
| input = &input[consumed..]; | |
| // In flushing mode, stop when all buffered data has been flushed. | |
| if action == Action::Finish && status == Status::StreamEnd { | |
| break; | |
| } | |
| if produced == block.len() { | |
| block = vec![0u8; new_buffer_size(block.len())]; | |
| } else if consumed == 0 && produced == 0 { | |
| // libbz2 reported neither input consumed nor output produced, | |
| // so another pass cannot make progress. | |
| return Err(Bz2Error::Sequence); | |
| } | |
| } | |
| out.shrink_to_fit(); | |
| Ok(out) | |
| } |
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In `@pyre/pyre-native/src/bz2.rs` around lines 100 - 125, Update the compressor
loop in run to return the existing memory-related error when compress reports
Status::MemNeeded. Also guard against any iteration where consumed and produced
are both zero, returning an appropriate error instead of looping indefinitely;
preserve normal StreamEnd handling and buffer growth for progressing iterations.
`libc_const!` took its cfg as an attribute, which rustfmt lays out over five lines per invocation; the predicate is a bare `meta` fragment now, so the 39 constants stay one per line. Assisted-by: Claude
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Reject a direct call such as BZ2Compressor.__new__(int) (and the equivalent decompressor call) before allocating. These bodies ignore _cls, while the generated #[pyre_methods] wrapper subsequently stamps the returned BZ2-layout object with any supplied type; an invalid class therefore produces an object exposed as int instead of the required “not a subtype” TypeError, potentially sending the incompatible layout through that type's operations. Both non-subclassable BZ2 constructors need to require their own exact class.
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Four stdlib gaps from RustPython#6839, worked from the closest-to-no-dependency
end, plus the two interpreter fixes the last of them needed.
_statstat.pydefines its portable constants and then doesfrom _stat import *,so the empty builtin left
statwithout the platform header's values;test_stat'sTestFilemodeCStatfailed on darwin for the missingSF_SUPPORTEDandSF_SYNTHETIC. The module now exports the constants and theS_IS*/S_IMODE/S_IFMT/filemodefunctions ofModules/_stat.c, eachvalue taken from
libcand falling back to the literal that file compiles inwhere the platform header is silent. test.test_stat: FAIL -> PASS.
_heapqheapq.py'sfrom _heapq import *found nothing, soimport_fresh_modulereturned None and
test_heapqskippedTestHeapC/TestErrorHandlingC: onlythe app-level half of its 69 tests ran. The ten functions are ported with
cache_friendly_heapifyandkeep_top_bit; the min and max variants differonly in which way round the operands of
<go, so one implementationparametrised by
Orderstands for the second copy of each. pyre's list isstrategy-backed, so reading an element boxes and can collect where
_PyList_ITEMScannot — every element that must survive a comparison or astore is held in a shadow-stack slot, as
_bisectholds its operands.The one synth fixture whose loop runs
heapq.heapify/heappopno longertraces those inner loops, so its jit-stats snapshots are re-recorded on all
three backends (
loops_compiled6 -> 2,bridges_compiled21 -> 2,guard_failures3780 -> 402). Its own assertions still pass.charbuf_w(prerequisite)space.charbuf_wisbuffer_w(w_obj, BUF_SIMPLE).as_str(), so every exporterof a C-contiguous read-only buffer qualifies. The check here accepted only
bytes and bytearray, so
zlib.compress(array.array('Q', ...))andzlib.compress(memoryview(b'abc'))raisedTypeError: expected a readable buffer. It goes through the existingsimple_buffer_bytesacquisition now,which already copies, so
PyBufferStrbindsVec<u8>instead of a borrow ofthe argument's storage — its three call sites are zlib's two module-level
functions and the
_randommacro smoke test. zlib's ownas_byteshelperduplicated the bytes-like check for the
Compress/Decompressmethods androutes through the same converter now.
_bz2bz2.pystarts withfrom _bz2 import BZ2Compressor, BZ2Decompressor, so theempty builtin left
import bz2raising ImportError;shutil,tarfileandzipfilestop there too.The two objects come from
pypy/module/bz2/interp_bz2.py— the stream and itslock on the wrapper object,
INITIAL_BUFFER_SIZE/BIGCHUNKand_new_buffer_size's doubling,_catch_bz2_error's four bzerror classes, andacceptable_as_base_class = Falseon both types.interp_bz2.pypredates thedecompressor's
bzerrorlatch,needs_inputandmax_length, so those followModules/_bz2module.cat the versionlib-python/stdlib-version.txtnames.The codec is the
bzip2crate on its defaultlibbz2-rs-sysbackend — thepure-Rust libbz2 port from the same source as the zlib-rs
zlibalready uses —in
pyre-nativeoutside the LLBC extraction, as zlib's is. Compressed outputis byte-identical to libbz2 at levels 1, 5 and 9 and for the empty stream.
Both types take subclass-range ids ahead of the target-gated native types so
they agree on wasm and native, which moves
posix.DirEntry172 -> 174, thefive
_sslpayloads 173-177 -> 175-179,mmap.mmap178 -> 180 and_overlapped.Overlapped179 -> 181 inSUBCLASS_RANGE_HIERARCHYandall_subclass_range_aliases. Registering a class inbuild_gcwithout thematching entry in both censuses aborts every run before
main.test.test_bz2: CRASH -> FAIL — 101 of 102 tests pass. test_shutil
IMPORTERROR -> FAIL, test_tarfile IMPORTERROR -> TIMEOUT, test_zipfile
IMPORTERROR -> FAIL.
call: bare type name in the no-keyword-arguments TypeErrorThe message took
w_type_get_name, the whole dotted PYNAME for a#[pyre_class], so a non-acceptable-as-base type in a package reported_bz2.BZ2Compressor() takes no keyword arguments.Verification
pyre/check.py: dynasm 437/437, cranelift 437/437. wasm has one failure,synth/short_circuit_value_kept_stackat 5.5x against a 4x gate — theinherited darwin row whose ceiling check.py: raise the wasm/dynasm ratio ceiling to 4x #1272 set from ubuntu numbers, and only
the linux leg runs the wasm backend.
Not addressed here
test_bz2's one remaining failure is_io, not_bz2:open(FakePath(p))keeps the path-like object as
.nameinstead of the fspath of it. Reproduceswith no bz2 involved.
test_zlibnow passes locally but its baseline entry is a staleIMPORTERROR from before the zlib module landed; recording PASS would newly
gate it on a host this branch has not run, so it is left alone.
_bz2-specific and areleft for a change that can move them everywhere at once:
BZ2Decompressor(42)reports__new__() takes 1 positional argument but 2 were givenwhere the reference saysBZ2Decompressor() takes no positional arguments, and a#[pyre_methods]arity error is not class-qualified(
compress()where the reference saysBZ2Compressor.compress(), thoughpyre's typedef methods already print
list.append()).The first and last commits on the branch are an add/revert pair for three
env-gated blackhole diagnostics; they cancel out.
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