majit: stop inheriting a previous compile's target tokens - #1287
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WalkthroughThe change moves short-preamble producer state from ChangesShort-preamble producer ownership
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR stops stale target-token inheritance, but an aborted short-preamble replay can still publish partial state that later bridge and retrace compilation consumes, creating a concrete runtime-correctness risk. Target selection with multiple descriptors and required validation checks also remain unresolved, so merge should wait for the replay fix and explicit validation or owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MetaInterp
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MetaInterp->>UnrollOptimizer: start phase-2 compilation
UnrollOptimizer->>Optimizer: publish producer address
GCWalker->>MetaInterp: walk active producer roots
UnrollOptimizer->>MetaInterp: withdraw producer address
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| let prior_front_target_tokens = if self.warm_state.get_procedure_token(green_key).is_some() | ||
| { | ||
| prior_front_target_tokens | ||
| } else { | ||
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When the backend raises InvalidLoop during a key's first compilation, the error path stores Phase-1 targets in pending_preamble_tokens specifically because no compiled entry or procedure token exists yet. On the next attempt, the preceding swap_remove consumes those targets, but this condition necessarily sees None and discards them, so the one-shot state intended for the retry is lost. Apply the invalidation filter only to targets sourced from compiled_loops, while allowing pending first-compile targets through.
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| if retrace_resumekey.is_some() { | ||
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When an interpreter-originated retrace has no bridge descriptor (retrace_resumekey == None), this discards the targets from the already-resolved loop_jitcell_token, so jump_to_existing_trace cannot close the entry trace onto a compatible compiled specialization and instead emits another peeled loop. RPython does not condition target visibility on the resumekey: compile.py:355-367 always constructs UnrolledLoopData with the existing procedure token, whose complete target_tokens list is searched by unroll.py:321-325; only installation later dispatches through ResumeFromInterpDescr. Keep these candidates during optimization even if the resulting entry artifact receives a fresh token.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/unroll.rs`:
- Around line 392-410: Update PublishedShortPreambleProducer and
publish_short_preamble_producer to capture the slot’s existing Option<usize>
value when installing a producer, then restore that saved value in Drop instead
of unconditionally writing None; preserve the current safety guarantees and slot
ownership behavior.
In `@pyre/bench/synth/global_quasiimmut_invalidation.py`:
- Around line 3-7: Update the recorded wasm/dynasm ratio in the benchmark
comment for global quasi-immutability invalidation to 3.1x, and identify the
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| /// Withdraws the address `publish_short_preamble_producer` installed in | ||
| /// `MetaInterp.compile_short_preamble_producer`. | ||
| pub(crate) struct PublishedShortPreambleProducer { | ||
| slot: Option<usize>, | ||
| } | ||
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| impl Drop for PublishedShortPreambleProducer { | ||
| fn drop(&mut self) { | ||
| if let Some(addr) = self.slot { | ||
| // SAFETY: the same address pyjitpl installed for this compile, on | ||
| // the same thread as the registered root walker. Writing `None` | ||
| // here is what keeps the walker from reading the optimizer local | ||
| // after it is dropped. | ||
| unsafe { | ||
| *(addr as *mut Option<usize>) = None; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
Restore the previous slot value instead of writing None.
Drop writes None unconditionally. It does not restore whatever address the slot held before publish_short_preamble_producer installed the new one. Today one phase-2 optimizer publishes per compile, so the observable result is the same. If a future change publishes a second producer inside the lifetime of an outer one, the inner guard clears the outer producer from the walker while that optimizer is still alive, and the outer producer silently loses GC coverage.
Capture the previous value in the guard and write it back on drop.
♻️ Proposed save/restore in the publication guard
pub(crate) struct PublishedShortPreambleProducer {
slot: Option<usize>,
+ previous: Option<usize>,
}
impl Drop for PublishedShortPreambleProducer {
fn drop(&mut self) {
if let Some(addr) = self.slot {
// SAFETY: the same address pyjitpl installed for this compile, on
// the same thread as the registered root walker. Restoring the
- // previous value here is what keeps the walker from reading the
- // optimizer local after it is dropped.
+ // previous value here is what keeps the walker from reading the
+ // optimizer local after it is dropped, without discarding an
+ // enclosing publication.
unsafe {
- *(addr as *mut Option<usize>) = None;
+ *(addr as *mut Option<usize>) = self.previous;
}
}
}
}publish_short_preamble_producer then records the prior value:
let previous = self
.compile_short_preamble_producer_slot
.map(|addr| unsafe { *(addr as *const Option<usize>) })
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/unroll.rs` around lines 392 - 410,
Update PublishedShortPreambleProducer and publish_short_preamble_producer to
capture the slot’s existing Option<usize> value when installing a producer, then
restore that saved value in Drop instead of unconditionally writing None;
preserve the current safety guarantees and slot ownership behavior.
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| # The wasm allowance this carried (`max-wasm-ratio=6`, for the 5.2x and 5.1x | ||
| # reported on ubuntu-24.04) is gone because the ratio came down, not because | ||
| # the ceiling went up: the steady state no longer re-enters the invalidated | ||
| # loop, halving the executed wasm ops, and the ratio reads 2.9x here against | ||
| # 7.8x before. |
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Update the current ratio to 3.1x. The recorded wasm/dynasm ratio is 3.1x against 7.8x before the fix. Identify the host if 3.1x is host-specific.
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1564-1595: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftPreserve the owning token and defer target selection.
JitCellToken.target_tokenscan contain multiple retraced targets with differentvirtual_statevalues.first_target_token()always selects index 0 before the closing JUMP is recorded. Preserve the upstreamptokenon the closing JUMP, or select the compatibleTargetTokenduring unroll. Do not rely on a single-target invariant.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@majit/majit-backend/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1564-1595: Update the closing-JUMP flow around first_target_token
and record_target_token to preserve the owning JitCellToken as the JUMP
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Remove the unconditional index-0 selection and support multiple retraced
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`compile.py:245` and `:290` assign `jitcell_token.target_tokens` a fresh single-element list at every token-minting compile, so a new token carries only its own labels; `compile.py:341`'s retrace appends to the same token instead. `compile_trace_inner` seeded the prior entry's `front_target_tokens` into the unroll optimizer unconditionally, they came back inside `unroll_opt.target_tokens`, and they were recorded onto the freshly minted token — so a loop that had been invalidated kept lending its labels to the token that replaced it. warmstate.py:191-196 filters the token, not the labels, so a close admitted against the live token could still resolve into the invalidated loop by virtual-state match. Applying that same filter at the seed leaves the valid-recompile case untouched. Measured on `synth/global_quasiimmut_invalidation`: executed wasm ops 5,573,264,522 -> 2,705,913,209, and the per-resume-key entry census moves the steady state out of the invalidated module — its key 2 goes 76,845 -> 3,880 at N=30000 — into the replacement loop. `guard_failures` 1003 -> 602 and `bridges_compiled` 5 -> 3 on all three backends, the two fewer bridges being the ones that were compiled from guards in the invalidated loop. `synth/attr_cache_invalidation`, the type `version_tag` half of the same mechanism, moves by the same deltas (1002 -> 602, 5 -> 3). Both fixtures' baselines are re-recorded here. check.py --synthetic-only: wasm 415/415, dynasm 419/419. Assisted-by: Claude
The fixture's wasm/dynasm ratio reads 3.1x, against 7.8x before the invalidated-loop seed filter, so `max-wasm-ratio=6` is no longer reached and the global 4x ceiling covers it. This removes an annotation because the ratio came down, not because the ceiling went up. It was the last `max-wasm-ratio` annotation in the tree. Assisted-by: Claude
`compile.py:245` and `:290` assign `jitcell_token.target_tokens` a fresh single-element list, so a token-minting compile carries only its own labels; nothing from a previous compile of the same green key reaches it, invalidated or live. `compile_trace_inner` took the prior entry's `front_target_tokens` and filtered them through `warm_state.get_procedure_token(green_key).is_some()`, which excludes the invalidated subset but still inherits live foreign tokens. Seed nothing instead. The prior list had a second consumer: the republication fallback that publishes it as the new loop's `front_target_tokens` when the optimizer produced none. Emptying only the seed argument would leave that fallback publishing the prior tokens unfiltered, so the binding itself is empty. `ensure_preamble_target_token` inserts `TargetToken::new_preamble(0)` into an empty list, as `test_ensure_preamble_target_token_inserts_start_descr_first` pins, so the seeded list is `[start_descr]` rather than an absent label. `pending_preamble_tokens` is still drained for the green key; the tokens a previous InvalidLoop attempt parked there are spent once a recompile is under way. check.py --synthetic-only: wasm 417/417, dynasm 421/421, and no `.jitstats` counter moves on either backend. cargo test --workspace green. Assisted-by: Claude
`compile.py:355-356` resolves a retrace's token with `get_procedure_token(greenkey)` and asserts it, so upstream retraces against a token that already owns the accumulated target tokens. `compile_retrace` here has a second arm: when `retrace_resumekey` is `None` the resumekey return at the top of the tail does not fire and the path below mints a fresh `JitCellToken`, which `compile.py:245` / `:290` give a fresh single-element list. That arm was seeded with the previous compile's tokens. The seed sits before the two arms split, so the binding rather than the seed argument is emptied: on the minting arm the same list also feeds the loop that rebinds each prior token's `original_jitcell_token_number` to the new number and records its descr onto the new token, and the republication fallback that publishes it as the entry's `front_target_tokens` when the optimizer produced none. That fallback fires precisely when the optimizer produced nothing, so emptying only the seed would route the prior tokens into publication through the state the change itself creates. `pending_preamble_tokens` is drained on both arms; `swap_remove` is what spends the tokens a previous InvalidLoop attempt parked. The comment above `attach_jitcell_token_number` described the seeded candidates as inadmissible on the minting arm; nothing is seeded there now. Its `compile.py:797-811` citation names `AbstractResumeGuardDescr.compile_and_attach`, not `compile_retrace`. check.py --synthetic-only: wasm 417/417, dynasm 421/421, no `.jitstats` counter moves. cargo test --workspace green. Assisted-by: Claude
…get token `history.py:499-503` gives `TargetToken` four fields — `targeting_jitcell_token`, `original_jitcell_token`, `virtual_state`, `short_preamble` — and no producer. The producer lives on the optimizer (`unroll.py:250` declares it, `unroll.py:507` sets the plain builder in `import_state`, `unroll.py:298` replaces it with the extended one), and the reference runs builder to token: `shortpreamble.py:454-457` stores `self.target_token = target_token`. `inline_short_preamble` then picks the builder set up in place by identity, `sb.target_token is target_token` (`unroll.py:376-385`). pyre parked the producer on the token instead. `finalize_short_preamble` now returns it alongside the token and `compile_trace`'s phase-2 `Optimizer` holds it: that object is bound once and is the same one at the mint and at both `jump_to_existing_trace` calls, and it is already passed as `&mut`, so no signature changes. `OptContext` cannot hold it — `final_ctx.take()` constructs a fresh context on one path — and `OptUnroll` is constructed twice per compile, so the object that mints is not the object that jumps. `seed_prior_target_tokens` stripped the producer off every seeded token, because otherwise the first candidate whose virtual state matched handed out a previous compile's builder. With no token carrying a producer there is nothing to strip, but the discrimination it provided is not free: `jump_to_existing_trace_impl` walks every candidate, so a per-run slot is visible to all of them. The identity test at the inline site is what replaces it, and the two changes are one commit for that reason. `descr_identity` compares descriptor allocations, so it answers equal across a `TargetToken` clone family rather than for one object; that is sufficient because `finalize_short_preamble` mints a fresh `LoopTargetDescr` per compile. The comment says so rather than calling it a spelling of `is`. `ExtendedShortPreambleBuilder.target_token` becomes a `DescrRef`. It had no readers; as a `u64` it was `target_tokens.len()`, an index that `ensure_preamble_target_token`'s `insert(0, ..)` shifts. The GC walk of the producer moves with it rather than being dropped: `walk_rd_consts_refs` reached it through `compiled_loops`, which only holds post-compile copies, while `shortpreamble.rs` records that a replay op is rooted by `short_preamble_jump` — walked only from that arm. The in-flight optimizer's slot address is published for the duration of a compile, following `compile_snapshot_root_slots`. The address names a local of the unroll call, which returns before the compile entry does, so the publication is withdrawn by its own guard bound after that local rather than by `CompileSnapshotRootsGuard`. The doc on `seed_prior_target_tokens` said `unroll.py:298` was the only setter. `unroll.py:507` is a second one. cargo test --workspace green, 8073 tests. check.py --synthetic-only: wasm 417/417, dynasm 421/421, no `.jitstats` counter moves. pyre-jit gc_stress 34/34. Assisted-by: Claude
The mint on the retrace's no-resumekey arm was cited as `compile.py:266`, which is in `compile_loop`. `compile.py:392-393` dispatches `compile_and_attach` on the resumekey's class; the arm without a guard resumekey is `ResumeFromInterpDescr.compile_and_attach`, which mints at `:1013`. The token `compile.py:355-356` resolves is the optimization-time one. The adjacent comment said RPython avoids the re-stamp by reusing `loop_jitcell_token`. `propagate_original_jitcell_token` runs on both `compile_and_attach` arms (`:806`, `:1014`) and its body at `:463-468` walks the trace's LABELs setting each `TargetToken.original_jitcell_token`. The loop re-stamping `prior_front_target_tokens` is unreachable: that binding is `Vec::new()` on this arm. Assisted-by: Claude
`compile.py:245` is in `compile_simple_loop` (`:216-250`) and `:290` is in `compile_loop` (`:251-340`); `compile_retrace` starts at `:341`. Those two are the only assignments of `target_tokens` upstream, the third writer being the `history.py:440` class default `None`. Four sites cited them, or ranges containing them, to describe the retrace path: - `pyjitpl.rs` retrace seed said a minted token gets a fresh single-element list. `ResumeFromInterpDescr.compile_and_attach` (`compile.py:1006-1022`) mints at `:1013` and assigns no list at all. - `unroll.rs` said one preamble target token is published on "any successful compile path", contradicting its own parenthetical naming the two functions. - `lib.rs` `record_target_token` cited `compile.py:286-296` / `:312-323` while its next sentence named the retrace path. - `lib.rs` `has_target_tokens` cited `:286-296` for the assignment. `pyjitpl.rs:7115` cited `:286-296` on its own route but wrote the assignment as an append; narrowed to `:290`. Two further claims were wrong on the pyre side: - `JitCellToken::target_tokens`' doc said the list is populated so `has_compiled_loop` reads what `has_compiled_targets` reads. `has_compiled_loop` is `entry_procedure_token(gk).is_some()` and pyre's `has_compiled_targets` reads `compiled_loops[gk].front_target_tokens`; neither reads this list. Its one reader is `first_target_token`. - `first_target_token`'s doc implied `pyjitpl.py:3007` closes onto that descr. Upstream passes the JitCellToken and `unroll.py:320-340` selects among `target_tokens` by virtual-state match; taking the head is unconditional. `has_compiled_targets` was cited as `pyjitpl.py:3898` at seven sites; it is at `:3922-3923`. Comment and doc text only. Assisted-by: Claude
`compile_trace` resolves the close JUMP's descr to a TargetToken at record time where `pyjitpl.py:3213-3214` records the JitCellToken. The comment did not say why that is the same answer. Upstream's cell-token descr is a placeholder the optimizer always consumes. `unroll.py:196-199` takes `jump_to_preamble` when the target list holds one entry, and `:238-241` rewrites the descr to `cell_token.target_tokens[0]` — element zero unconditionally, which is what `first_target_token` answers. Otherwise `:320-359` virtual-state matches and rewrites to the token it picked. Both consumers exist here: `jump_to_existing_trace_impl` iterates every candidate and its `unroll.py:357-359` arm re-points this JUMP's descr at whichever token matched. Recording and optimizing are one synchronous sequence on the single JIT thread and `optimize_bridge` mints no target tokens, so the list is unchanged between the two points. The descr list on the token and the value list in `compiled_loops` are two projections of one thing written by separate statements, and nothing checked that they agree. Upstream cannot drift because `token.target_tokens` holds the TargetTokens themselves; the split here is forced by the crate layering, since `JitCellToken` is in majit-backend and cannot name a `VirtualState`. Add a `debug_assert` that the resolved descr equals `front_target_tokens[0]`'s under `descr_identity`. `cargo test --workspace` is a debug build and does not fire it. Assisted-by: Claude
`has_compiled_loop`'s doc said each successful `compile_loop` /
`compile_retrace` populates `JitCellToken.target_tokens` through
`record_target_token` "so `has_target_tokens` returns the same signal PyPy
reads". `has_target_tokens` has no callers, and pyre answers
`has_compiled_targets` from the `compiled_loops` side table; the list's only
reader is `first_target_token`.
Six citations into `history.py` named lines that moved:
target_tokens = None :433 -> :440
retraced_count = 0 :435 -> :442 (two sites)
FORCE_BRIDGE_SEGMENTING = 1 :431 -> :438
_keepalive_jitcell_tokens = {} :449 / :441 -> :455
record_jump_to :451 -> :457
Also reflows the `debug_assert` added in c2f90ea to `cargo fmt`.
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Two citations corrected by hand today (`pyjitpl.py:3898` -> `:3922-3923`, six `history.py` lines in `JitCellToken`) were found by tripping over them. This is the audit that looks for the rest. A citation that quotes the upstream statement is machine-checkable: the quoted identifier has to appear inside the cited range. Over `majit/` and `pyre/` there are 9373 `<file>.py:<line>` citations into the 16 vendored RPython sources; 2209 carry an adjacent backtick quote. Restricting to quotes containing a code identifier (underscore or CamelCase) whose anchor occurs at most six times upstream leaves 827 gradeable: 760 resolve at the cited line, 67 do not. Each of the 67 was then read individually, against the full Rust comment block and the upstream source at both line numbers, and re-checked by a second pass whose default was to refuse. 30 are correct as written — the usual reason is an anchor naming a class or function while the citation deliberately points inside its body. 36 are stale and are corrected here, plus one where the file name rather than the line was wrong (`optimizer.py:317` -> `unroll.py:317`). By upstream file: history.py 14, blackhole.py 9, pyjitpl.py 6, compile.py 2, rewrite.py 2, unroll.py 2, warmstate.py 1, and the one file-name fix. The deltas do not share a value (+7 x11, +1 x7, +24 x5, -1 x5, -41, +203, and others), and correct and stale citations interleave across the same line ranges — `dont_trace_here` is cited as `pyjitpl.py:2822` at one site and `:2846` at another. The citations were written against different vendored revisions, so no uniform shift exists to apply. Every replacement was verified after application: the anchor identifier is present at the new line, only the citation changed, and no prose moved. Comment text only. Assisted-by: Claude
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| ctx.signal_invalid_loop("short preamble has unresolvable Phase 1 args"); | ||
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When this path matches the newly minted target, it takes the builder out of optimizer.short_preamble_producer and moves it into ctx, but the new GC walker continues dereferencing the published address of the now-empty optimizer slot. If a moving collection occurs while inline_short_preamble is replaying or extending a builder containing ConstPtr entries, those entries are not forwarded; the rebuilt short preamble can therefore retain stale object addresses. Publish/walk the active context slot for the duration of the move, or leave the builder in the published owner while it is used.
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In `@majit/majit-backend/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1294-1312: Update the documentation around target_tokens to
acknowledge Self::has_target_tokens as a reader, while clarifying that
Self::first_target_token is the only descriptor-returning reader; keep the
existing distinction from pyre’s has_compiled_targets.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/rewrite.rs`:
- Around line 400-406: Update the source-range reference in optimize_int_is_true
to cite rewrite.py:515-520; do not use rewrite.py:505-510, which belongs to
_optimize_nullness.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/unroll.rs`:
- Around line 3721-3733: Guard the target_token.short_preamble assignment in the
active short-preamble producer flow so it is performed only when
inline_short_preamble completed without a pending signal; preserve the producer
restoration, but skip build_short_preamble_struct() and the token write for
every signal_invalid_loop early return.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/history.rs`:
- Around line 54-56: Move short_preamble_producer from Optimizer into the Rust
OptUnroll equivalent, alongside short_preamble. Update finalization,
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| /// `history.py:440` `JitCellToken.target_tokens = None`, the class | ||
| /// default, assigned a `list[TargetToken]` at exactly two sites: | ||
| /// `compile.py:245` in `compile_simple_loop` and `:290` in | ||
| /// `compile_loop`. Those are the only writers, so a token minted | ||
| /// anywhere else — `compile_retrace`'s no-resumekey arm mints at | ||
| /// `:1013` — keeps the `None` default. `pyjitpl.py:3922-3923` | ||
| /// `has_compiled_targets(token)` reads this list — `bool(token) | ||
| /// and bool(token.target_tokens)`. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// Pyre stores the descr-side projection of TargetToken | ||
| /// (`LoopTargetDescr` Arc; `TargetToken IS-A AbstractDescr` in | ||
| /// PyPy, so a `DescrRef` is the matching identity). Each | ||
| /// successful loop / retrace populates this through | ||
| /// `record_target_token` so `has_compiled_loop` reads the same | ||
| /// signal PyPy's `has_compiled_targets` does. The metainterp-side | ||
| /// `record_target_token`. Its one reader is | ||
| /// [`Self::first_target_token`], the descr a bridge closes onto: | ||
| /// neither `has_compiled_loop` (token presence) nor pyre's | ||
| /// `has_compiled_targets` (the `compiled_loops` side table) reads | ||
| /// this list, so it is not pyre's `has_compiled_targets` signal | ||
| /// despite mirroring what upstream's reads. The metainterp-side |
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Correct the target_tokens reader description.
Line 1307 says Self::first_target_token is the only reader. Self::has_target_tokens also reads target_tokens at Lines 1560-1562. Document first_target_token as the only descriptor-returning reader, or include has_target_tokens in the reader list.
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- /// successful loop / retrace populates this through
- /// `record_target_token`. Its one reader is
- /// [`Self::first_target_token`], the descr a bridge closes onto:
+ /// successful loop / retrace populates this through
+ /// `record_target_token`. `Self::has_target_tokens` reads this list
+ /// as the token-presence gate. [`Self::first_target_token`] is the
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| /// `history.py:440` `JitCellToken.target_tokens = None`, the class | |
| /// default, assigned a `list[TargetToken]` at exactly two sites: | |
| /// `compile.py:245` in `compile_simple_loop` and `:290` in | |
| /// `compile_loop`. Those are the only writers, so a token minted | |
| /// anywhere else — `compile_retrace`'s no-resumekey arm mints at | |
| /// `:1013` — keeps the `None` default. `pyjitpl.py:3922-3923` | |
| /// `has_compiled_targets(token)` reads this list — `bool(token) | |
| /// and bool(token.target_tokens)`. | |
| /// | |
| /// Pyre stores the descr-side projection of TargetToken | |
| /// (`LoopTargetDescr` Arc; `TargetToken IS-A AbstractDescr` in | |
| /// PyPy, so a `DescrRef` is the matching identity). Each | |
| /// successful loop / retrace populates this through | |
| /// `record_target_token` so `has_compiled_loop` reads the same | |
| /// signal PyPy's `has_compiled_targets` does. The metainterp-side | |
| /// `record_target_token`. Its one reader is | |
| /// [`Self::first_target_token`], the descr a bridge closes onto: | |
| /// neither `has_compiled_loop` (token presence) nor pyre's | |
| /// `has_compiled_targets` (the `compiled_loops` side table) reads | |
| /// this list, so it is not pyre's `has_compiled_targets` signal | |
| /// despite mirroring what upstream's reads. The metainterp-side | |
| /// `history.py:440` `JitCellToken.target_tokens = None`, the class | |
| /// default, assigned a `list[TargetToken]` at exactly two sites: | |
| /// `compile.py:245` in `compile_simple_loop` and `:290` in | |
| /// `compile_loop`. Those are the only writers, so a token minted | |
| /// anywhere else — `compile_retrace`'s no-resumekey arm mints at | |
| /// `:1013` — keeps the `None` default. `pyjitpl.py:3922-3923` | |
| /// `has_compiled_targets(token)` reads this list — `bool(token) | |
| /// and bool(token.target_tokens)`. | |
| /// | |
| /// Pyre stores the descr-side projection of TargetToken | |
| /// (`LoopTargetDescr` Arc; `TargetToken IS-A AbstractDescr` in | |
| /// PyPy, so a `DescrRef` is the matching identity). Each | |
| /// successful loop / retrace populates this through | |
| /// `record_target_token`. `Self::has_target_tokens` reads this list | |
| /// as the token-presence gate. [`Self::first_target_token`] is the | |
| /// descriptor reader used for the bridge close target: | |
| /// neither `has_compiled_loop` (token presence) nor pyre's | |
| /// `has_compiled_targets` (the `compiled_loops` side table) reads | |
| /// this list, so it is not pyre's `has_compiled_targets` signal | |
| /// despite mirroring what upstream's reads. The metainterp-side |
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In `@majit/majit-backend/src/lib.rs` around lines 1294 - 1312, Update the
documentation around target_tokens to acknowledge Self::has_target_tokens as a
reader, while clarifying that Self::first_target_token is the only
descriptor-returning reader; keep the existing distinction from pyre’s
has_compiled_targets.
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| /// rewrite.py:522-523 `optimize_INT_IS_ZERO`: | ||
| /// return self._optimize_nullness(op, op.getarg(0), False) | ||
| fn optimize_int_is_zero(&self, op: &Op, ctx: &mut OptContext) -> OptimizationResult { | ||
| self.optimize_nullness(op, op.arg(0).to_opref(), false, ctx) | ||
| } | ||
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| /// rewrite.py:505-510 `optimize_INT_IS_TRUE`: | ||
| /// rewrite.py:515-520 `optimize_INT_IS_TRUE`: |
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Correct the optimize_INT_IS_TRUE source range.
Use rewrite.py:515-520. The rewrite.py:505-510 range belongs to _optimize_nullness, not optimize_INT_IS_TRUE.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/rewrite.rs` around lines 400 - 406,
Update the source-range reference in optimize_int_is_true to cite
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| if let Some(builder) = ctx.take_active_short_preamble_producer() { | ||
| // history.py:227/268/314 — `Const{Int,Float,Ptr}.value` | ||
| // rides inline on the OpRef. Production no longer | ||
| // seeds `ctx.const_pool` | ||
| // (`merge_backend_constants_from_ctx` asserts the | ||
| // pool is empty at export), so the cross-compile | ||
| // `loop_constants` snapshot is no longer built: | ||
| // short-preamble ops embed the Const value | ||
| // directly in `op.args`, mirroring RPython's | ||
| // `shortpreamble.py` which has no parallel side | ||
| // table. | ||
| target_token.short_preamble = Some(builder.build_short_preamble_struct()); | ||
| optimizer.short_preamble_producer = Some(builder); |
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Do not overwrite target_token.short_preamble after a failed replay.
inline_short_preamble has six early-return paths that call ctx.signal_invalid_loop(...) and then return Vec::new(): the arity mismatch (Line 3834), the unmapped arg (Line 4048), the missing patchguardop (Line 4094), the send_extra_operation error (Line 4160), the flush error (Line 4209), and the unmapped short jump arg (Line 4244).
Control returns to Line 3721 on every one of those paths. Line 3732 then writes builder.build_short_preamble_struct() into target_token.short_preamble unconditionally. The struct reflects setup output plus whatever partial use_box additions the aborted replay made.
Line 3756 abandons the jump, but the token keeps the overwritten value. self.target_tokens retains that token, and Line 1890 reads self.target_tokens.last()...short_preamble into self.short_preamble and the assembly contract. Later bridges and retraces then consume a short preamble derived from a replay that did not complete.
Restore the producer, but skip the token write when a signal is pending.
🐛 Proposed fix to skip the token write on a signalled replay
if let Some(builder) = ctx.take_active_short_preamble_producer() {
// history.py:227/268/314 — `Const{Int,Float,Ptr}.value`
// rides inline on the OpRef. Production no longer
// seeds `ctx.const_pool`
// (`merge_backend_constants_from_ctx` asserts the
// pool is empty at export), so the cross-compile
// `loop_constants` snapshot is no longer built:
// short-preamble ops embed the Const value
// directly in `op.args`, mirroring RPython's
// `shortpreamble.py` which has no parallel side
// table.
- target_token.short_preamble = Some(builder.build_short_preamble_struct());
+ //
+ // `inline_short_preamble` can abort mid-replay and
+ // record a deferred InvalidLoop. The builder state is
+ // then partial, so publishing it onto the token would
+ // persist an inconsistent short preamble that later
+ // bridges and retraces consume.
+ if !ctx.has_pending_invalid_loop() {
+ target_token.short_preamble =
+ Some(builder.build_short_preamble_struct());
+ }
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/optimizeopt/unroll.rs` around lines 3721 - 3733,
Guard the target_token.short_preamble assignment in the active short-preamble
producer flow so it is performed only when inline_short_preamble completed
without a pending signal; preserve the producer restoration, but skip
build_short_preamble_struct() and the token write for every signal_invalid_loop
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…and one wasm cost removal (#1325) * majit: name has_target_tokens in the target_tokens doc The field doc said `first_target_token` is its one reader. `has_target_tokens` reads the list as well; it has no callers. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: replace the retrace seed's justification The comment above `compile_retrace`'s seed said the arm without a resumekey has no token owning accumulated target tokens, because it mints one at `compile.py:1013`. `compile.py:355-356` resolves `get_procedure_token(greenkey)` before any resumekey is consulted, `:359` records the closing JUMP under that token, and `unroll.py:321-325` walks its whole `target_tokens` list; `unroll.py:297` appends the retrace's own token to that same list during optimization. The resumekey is first read at `:393`, and `compile.py:1007-1009` describes what the arm without one installs as a bridge that "ends in a jump to the target loop". The code is unchanged. The comment now states the deviation as a deviation and gives the pyre-side reasons: the close gate refuses every foreign candidate when there is no artifact to attach to, so the remaining consumers of a seed here are the ownership rebind and the republication. It also names the two consumers the previous text left implicit, the virtual-state pick and the `jump_to_preamble` fallback, and records that the park drain cannot fire as a source under the live-entry gate this function already passed. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: publish the short-preamble producer wherever the builder lives `publish_short_preamble_producer` gives the root walker the address of `Optimizer.short_preamble_producer`, and the walker calls `walk_const_ptr_refs_mut` on the builder it finds there. `jump_to_existing_trace_impl` takes the builder out of that field and moves it into `OptContext` for the duration of `inline_short_preamble`, so across that call the published address named a `None` and a moving collection would not have forwarded the builder's `ConstPtr` entries. Carry the publication slot on the `Optimizer`, re-point it at the context's storage for the loan, and restore the optimizer's address when the guard drops. Both fields are `Option<ExtendedShortPreambleBuilder>`, which the walker's cast requires. The builder returns to the optimizer before the short preamble struct is built, so that call also runs with it rooted where the walker looks. `PublishedShortPreambleProducer::drop` wrote `None` into the slot rather than the value it replaced. With one publication per compile the result is the same; a nested publication would clear the outer one while its optimizer is live. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: skip the short-preamble token write after an aborted replay `inline_short_preamble` has six early returns that record a deferred InvalidLoop and return no ops. On those paths the builder holds whatever the partial replay added, and `jump_to_existing_trace_impl` wrote `build_short_preamble_struct()` onto the target token before testing `has_pending_invalid_loop`. The jump was then abandoned while the token kept the value, which `target_tokens.last()` reads back into the assembly contract. Guard the write with the predicate the caller already uses. The producer is restored either way. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: split the four frozen-frame shortages the inline trial reports as one `build_wasm_module` declined a chained-bridge trial with `num_ref_homes > frame.ordinary_home_slots() || !label_resume.supported_by(*frame)`, recorded `record_inline_geometry(num_ref_homes, frame.ordinary_home_slots())`, and returned one error string naming both. `supported_by` is itself three conditions, so four constraints shared one report: when a label-resume condition was the one that failed, the recorded pair described a constraint that was not short, and the string classifier keyed on "ordinary ref homes" counted it under `inline_decl_ref_layout`. `LabelResumeData::shortage` now names which condition failed and with what operands, the caller reports that constraint, and each kind gets its own message. `supported_by` keeps its remaining caller by delegating. The packed geometry export carries the kind, and the record count is exported so a reader can tell three-of-three from three-of-N. `inline_decl_label_resume_layout` (bridge_diag index 48) separates the label-resume declines from index 41. The predicate order is unchanged, so the same trials decline for the same reasons. Assisted-by: Claude * Decouple inline bridge enablement from re-emission Retain bridge slots for direct inline bridges. Assisted-by: Claude
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A token-minting compile inherited the previous compile's target tokens. Ten commits: the
measured fix, the deviation that made it possible, and the citations that hid it.
Rebased onto
origin/main(81e8a2d);git range-diffreports the nine pre-rebase commitsunchanged.
9fb952f30cd766global_quasiimmut_invalidation'smax-wasm-ratioallowance20ffefb1b303ab634da99de4f9b24e96b65target_tokenscitations offcompile_loop, correct two claimsc2f90eaf926f64JitCellTokencitations and one invented reader857c0bcThe defect
compile.py:245and:290assignjitcell_token.target_tokensa fresh single-elementlist, so a token-minting compile carries only its own labels. Only
compile.py:341'scompile_retrace, which appends to the same token, accumulates. That is whywarmstate.py:191-196's invalidation filter covers the whole list: the list lives on the objectthat was invalidated.
compile_trace_innerseeded the prior entry'sfront_target_tokensinto the unroll optimizerunconditionally. Instrumenting each compile's token list:
Token 3 is the loop compiled after the store invalidates the first one, and it carries the dead
loop's two labels ahead of its own.
The damage is not at the mint's own close — that is already refused by the ownership gate in
jump_to_existing_trace_impl, whoseattach_jitcell_token_numberisNoneat every mint. Theseeded tokens are republished as the new loop's
front_target_tokens, and later bridgecompiles, handed that list by
&mut, match them and close into the prior loop's body. Thebackend registry confirms the executed edge: all three post-store bridges bake the invalidated
module's slot, which then collects ~30.5M entries against a few hundred into the replacement.
The measured fix (
9fb952f)Apply the
warmstate.py:191-196filter at the seed.synth/global_quasiimmut_invalidation)guard_failuresbridges_compiledsynth/attr_cache_invalidation— the typeversion_taghalf of the same mechanism — moves bythe same deltas (1002 → 602, 5 → 3). Two fixtures moving together is what makes this the
mechanism rather than a fixture special case.
The target is independently confirmed by a second instrument on a tree that has
main+ #1284and not this PR.
PYRE_WASM_TRACE_ENTRY_CENSUS=1over the fixture, counting module entriesrather than ops:
So the entries this PR removes are 43% of the fixture's total, measured without reference to the
op accounting that found them.
On the ratio, stated carefully
30cd766removesmax-wasm-ratio=6because the ratio came down, not because the ceiling wentup — it was the last such annotation in the tree. But the supporting ratio figure is
local aarch64 darwin and indicative only: this repo's own history says a local arm64 run
cannot grade the wasm ratio gate, and execution-only numbers from CI put the fixture at 5.23x on
main, not at the 7.8x a local run reads. CI on this PR is what decides whether removing theannotation is justified. If it says otherwise, the annotation comes back — the ceiling does
not go up.
CI has now answered, and it answers in favour of removal. In
pyre/check.py (ubuntu-24.04):main@0d98226wasm/dynasm ratio raised above 4x by \# pyre-check: max-wasm-ratio` for: synth/global_quasiimmut_invalidation 6x`global_quasiimmut_invalidationwasm / dynasmOn
mainthe annotation was actively suppressing a reading above the 4x default; on this PR thefixture needs no allowance and nothing complains, which is the shape "the ratio came down" was
supposed to produce. The 3.3x→1.4x pair is cross-run, so read it as consistent with the
annotation's removal rather than as a measured speedup.
The one red on this PR is pre-existing on
main.FAIL cranelift raise_catch exec 0.50s > pypy 0.18s ratio 2.9x > gate 2.5x, thencranelift 1 failed, 437 passed.mainat0d98226fails the identical fixture, gate and backend at 3.3x, and
main's last four completed runsall failed. macOS in the same PR run passed 438/438 with
raise_catchat 2.1x. It is amain-wide gate miss, not this PR's to close here. Two other jobs (sandbox build + e2e,pyre/check.py (windows-latest)) died in "Set up job" on429 Too Many Requests/503fetching
Swatinem/rust-cache— GitHub infrastructure, before any of this diff ran.Two further cautions against over-reading the numbers above:
int_loophas ~1 entry total and the best ratio in the set (0.81x), whileif_else_jump_forwardhas ~87M entries/dynasm-second at 1.82x. This fixture is a ~536Moutlier, which is what makes it the right thing to attack — it is not a conversion rate.
−51.4% ops and −43% entries should not be read as the ratio falling by either figure.
mainrun predates jit: expand%and//by a constant on a backend with no mul-high #1284, andPR CI tests the merge ref, so a PR arm carries main commits the baseline arm lacks. Until a
post-jit: expand
%and//by a constant on a backend with no mul-high #1284mainrun completes, a CI delta on this PR is not cleanly attributable.The deviation behind it (
20ffefb,1b303ab,634da99)The filter removes only the invalidated subset; a live foreign token was still inherited,
which upstream never does. The seeding itself has no upstream counterpart. These three
commits close that, and they are parity-only — no
.jitstatscounter moves on any backend.20ffefb— the mint inherits nothing. The binding, not the seed argument, is emptied,because the same list also feeds the republication fallback.
ensure_preamble_target_tokeninserts the preamble token into an empty list, as
test_ensure_preamble_target_token_inserts_start_descr_firstalready pins, so the seeded listis
[start_descr]rather than an absent label.1b303ab—compile_retracehas two arms.compile.py:355-356resolves the token withget_procedure_token(greenkey)and asserts it, so the arm that reuses a token keeps theaccumulated targets — that is orthodox. The arm without a resumekey mints a fresh token at
compile.py:1013, andResumeFromInterpDescr.compile_and_attachassigns that token'starget_tokensnothing at all, so it starts owning nothing. (The commit message said it getsthe
:245/:290treatment; those are incompile_simple_loop/compile_loopand not onthis route — corrected in
4e96b65, and the correction strengthens the change rather thanweakening it.) On that arm the same list also feeds the loop that rebinds each prior token's
original_jitcell_token_numberto the new number, which is what could make a retired tokenpass the ownership gate.
634da99—history.py:499-503givesTargetTokenno producer field; upstream keeps iton the optimizer and the reference runs builder→token (
shortpreamble.py:454-457), withinline_short_preamblediscriminating bysb.target_token is target_token(
unroll.py:376-385). pyre parked it on the token, andseed_prior_target_tokensstripped itoff every seeded token for exactly the hazard this PR is about. Moving it to the phase-2
Optimizerretires the strip — but the discrimination it provided is not free, sincejump_to_existing_trace_implwalks every candidate, so the identity test replaces it in thesame commit.
Two things stated precisely, because they are easy to overstate
The identity test is not
is.descr_identitycompares descriptor allocations, andTargetTokenclones share oneArc, so it answers equal across a clone family whereunroll.py:379answers False for a distinct object. It is sufficient becausefinalize_short_preamblemints a freshLoopTargetDescrper compile and no token carries aproducer any more. The comment in the tree says that rather than calling it a spelling of
is.The producer's GC walk moved; it was not dropped.
walk_rd_consts_refsreached the producerthrough
compiled_loops, which holds only post-compile copies — butshortpreamble.rsrecordsthat a replay op is rooted by
short_preamble_jump, whose only walk is that arm. The in-flightoptimizer's slot address is published for the duration of a compile, following
compile_snapshot_root_slots. That address names a local of the unroll call, which returnsbefore the compile entry does, so it is withdrawn by its own guard bound after that local — not
by
CompileSnapshotRootsGuard, which drops later and would leave a root walk reading a droppedlocal.
Corrections to comments this touched
seed_prior_target_tokenssaidunroll.py:298was the only setter ofshort_preamble_producer.unroll.py:507inimport_stateis a second one.attach_jitcell_token_numbercitedcompile.py:797-811ascompile_retrace;that range is
AbstractResumeGuardDescr.compile_and_attach.de4f9b2).It cited
compile.py:266— which is incompile_loop— and claimed "RPython avoids thisentirely by reusing the same
loop_jitcell_token".compile.py:392-393dispatchescompile_and_attachon the resumekey's class, and the two implementations map onto pyre'stwo arms exactly:
AbstractResumeGuardDescr(:797-811) attaches underresumekey_original_loop_tokenwithout minting;ResumeFromInterpDescr(:1006-1022)mints at
:1013. The tokencompile.py:355-356resolves is the optimization-time one —it carries the closing JUMP descr and the retrace budget, not the installation identity.
propagate_original_jitcell_tokenthen runs on both arms (:806,:1014), so there-stamping loop was never a consequence of pyre minting. That also makes the loop over
prior_front_target_tokensprovably dead once1b303abbinds it toVec::new(), so it isdeleted rather than rewritten. Nothing else in this PR rested on the false version.
compile.py:245/:290are not on the retrace route (4e96b65). They are the only twoassignments of
target_tokensupstream — the third writer is thehistory.py:440classdefault
None— but:245is insidecompile_simple_loop(:216-250) and:290insidecompile_loop(:251-340), whilecompile_retracestarts at:341. Four sites cited them,or ranges containing them, to describe the retrace path, including the comment
1b303abitselfadded. The conclusion is strengthened, not weakened: upstream's minted token on that arm
does not get
[start_descr], it gets nothing, so "seed nothing" was under-argued. The citationwas still wrong and is fixed. Two sites citing the same lines on their own routes
(
pyjitpl.rs:6507incompile_loop_body,:9827incompile_simple_loop) are correct andleft alone.
4e96b65).JitCellToken::target_tokens' doc said the list is populated sohas_compiled_loopreads whatupstream's
has_compiled_targetsreads.has_compiled_loopisentry_procedure_token(gk).is_some(), and pyre'shas_compiled_targetsreadscompiled_loops[gk].front_target_tokens— neither touches this list. Its one reader isfirst_target_token. That function's doc in turn impliedpyjitpl.py:3007closes onto the headdescr, where upstream passes the JitCellToken and
unroll.py:320-340selects amongtarget_tokensby virtual-state match. Re-reading the cited upstream line catches neither,because the false half is on the pyre side.
has_compiled_targetswas cited aspyjitpl.py:3898at seven sites; it is at:3922-3923(
:3898ishandler.__name__ = 'handler_' + name).The audit those corrections prompted (
857c0bc)Both clusters above were found by stumbling over them, which is a bad way to learn that a
citation is wrong. A citation that quotes the upstream statement is machine-checkable, so
the tree was audited on that basis: 9373 citations → 2209 carrying a quote → 827 gradeable
(the quote anchored on a code identifier, not prose) → 760 correct, 67 candidates. Each of the
67 was judged individually against the vendored source; 30 turned out correct (usually a quote
naming a class or function while the cite points inside its body), 36 were stale, and 1 named
the wrong file (
optimizer.py:317for what isunroll.py:317). All 37 are fixed here —21 files, 37 insertions and 37 deletions, comments only.
By upstream file:
history.py14,blackhole.py9,pyjitpl.py6,compile.py2,rewrite.py2,unroll.py2,warmstate.py1, plus the filename fix.No mechanical pass is safe on this, which is why each site was verified. Much of the rot in
pyjitpl.pyis a uniform+24shift, but the stale and the correct interleave:dont_trace_hereis cited as:2822(stale) at one site and:2846(correct) at another, inthe same tree — the citations were written at different times against different vendored
revisions, so a
sedover any line band would corrupt the correct ones. The quote is whatdiscriminates, which is also an argument for quoting the statement whenever citing upstream.
This is comment-only and unrelated to the target-token subject; it is folded in rather than
split out because the audit was a direct consequence of the two clusters above.
Refuted along the way, recorded so they are not re-proposed
back byte-identical.
prior_front_target_tokensfallback in the InvalidLoop path. Aneprintlnin botharms never fired.
Retracted.
refuses it; the channel is republication into later bridge compiles.
Still open, deliberately not touched here
compile_entry_bridge's inheritance — measured, and not this mechanism. It clones theretired loop's
front_target_tokenson the replace path. Rather than argue about it, aPYRE_PROBE_EBcounter at the site was run on both invalidation fixtures under dynasm release:zero hits on both, with stdout still correct. So it is not implicated in what the −51.4%
addressed. Zero hits on two fixtures is not "dead in general", only "not this mechanism", and
CarriedFields' doc already names it as the one of five replace paths that legitimatelyinherits.
Where pyre still records what upstream leaves empty. On the minting arm, pyre mirrors the
fresh target tokens onto
JitCellToken.target_tokens; upstream'sResumeFromInterpDescrarmnever assigns that list, and
history.py:440leaves itNone, sohas_compiled_targets(ptoken)is False for the tokenattach_procedure_to_interpinstalls.This is not the "trace owns no LABEL" case it resembles —
compile.py:382puts[label_op]in the retrace's operations, so upstream has a LABEL there and propagates through it; it simply
does not mirror. Closing the gap is not a deletion, because the two trees read the list through
different objects: upstream's JUMP carries the
JitCellTokenandunroll.py:320-325walkstarget_tokensat optimization time, whereas pyre resolvesfirst_target_token()at recordtime (
compile_trace) and cancels the bridge when it is absent. Dropping the record here wouldchange which compiles happen, so it is a separate, measured change — not a comment fix, and out
of scope for this PR.
That question is now settled, against moving. Upstream's cell-token descr is a placeholder the
optimizer always consumes, in one of two ways:
unroll.py:196-199takesjump_to_preamblewhenthe list holds one entry, and
:238-241rewrites the descr tocell_token.target_tokens[0]—element zero, unconditionally, which is exactly what
first_target_tokenanswers; otherwise:320-359virtual-state matches and rewrites to the token it picked. Both consumers existhere.
jump_to_existing_trace_impliterates every candidate and itsunroll.py:357-359armre-points the JUMP's descr at whichever token matched, so binding early does not bypass the
ladder — only the preamble arm keeps what was recorded. The equivalence holds because recording
and optimizing are one synchronous sequence on the single JIT thread and
optimize_bridgemintsno targets.
Adopting the literal upstream shape would not pay: it works upstream because
token.target_tokensholds the full TargetTokens the ladder consumes, and here it cannot —JitCellTokenlives in majit-backend whileTargetToken-with-VirtualStatelives inmajit-metainterp, which depends on it, the reverse of
history.pyowning both. The token canonly carry the descr projection, so a JitCellToken-descr'd JUMP would be traded back for the same
side-table list the optimizer already receives as a parameter. That is the RPython↔Rust layering
gap, and it is now cited at the site rather than left implicit.
What the exercise did surface is a real gap, and this PR closes it: nothing enforced that the
descr list on the token and the value list in
compiled_loopsagree. They are two projectionsof one thing written by separate statements, and upstream cannot drift because it holds one list
of real TargetTokens. A
debug_assertnow checks that the resolved head equalsfront_target_tokens[0]underdescr_identity.cargo testis a debug build, so the workspacesuite exercises it.
Nothing above should be read as closing the rest: the −51.4% is a measured win on the mint
channel, not proof the others are absent.
Verification
Re-run on the tip after each commit, and once more on the rebased tip
857c0bc:cargo fmt --check— cleancargo test --workspace— green, 8073 testspython3 pyre/check.py --backend wasm --synthetic-only— 417/417python3 pyre/check.py --backend dynasm --synthetic-only— 421/421cargo test -p pyre-jit --features dynasm --test gc_stress— 34/34 (not re-run on857c0bc, which is comment-only)scripts/extract-llbc.py— clean, sopyre-jit.ullbcis not stale.jitstatsbaseline re-recorded for any of the parity commitsSummary by CodeRabbit
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