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WalkthroughThe JIT adds quasi-immutable descriptor invalidation, guarded inline calls, disjoint loop-region analysis, multi-frame completion callbacks, ABC weak caches, backend rematerialization changes, parity tests, diagnostics, and updated benchmark records. ChangesDescriptor invalidation and inline specialization
Loop admission and multi-frame resume
ABC caching
Backend and support updates
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In `@pyre/bench/synth/inlined_helper_mutation.py`:
- Around line 1-5: Update the max-pypy-ratio rationale to match the calculation:
use a ceiling of 56 for twice the 27.7x slowest ratio, or explicitly state that
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When an exact classmethod or staticmethod hook is reinitialized in place—for example, classmethod.__init__(A.__dict__['__getattr__'], replacement) after the trace is compiled—its w_function changes without changing the owning class dictionary, version tag, or instance map. This direct field read therefore bakes the old function while all emitted guards continue to pass, so subsequent compiled misses call the old hook whereas the interpreter's get_and_call_function binds the replacement. Guard the wrapper's live function field or decline this fold.
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| pyre_object::unicodeobject::box_str_constant(rustpython_wtf8::Wtf8::new(name.as_str())) | ||
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| fn weak_cache_add(cls: PyObjectRef, name: &str, item: PyObjectRef) -> Result<(), crate::PyError> { | ||
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When an application repeatedly creates transient classes and checks them against an ABC, class_weakref supplies the callback-less cached weakref, so each collected class leaves a dead object permanently resident in _abc_cache or _abc_negative_cache. PyPy's SimpleWeakSet.add instead creates ref(item, self._remove) and removes the entry when its referent dies; preserve that storage shape/removal callback to prevent these per-ABC caches from growing without bound.
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The region fix alone made things worse (249x, against 158x interpreted): This is not a re-land of Gates on the rebuilt tree
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When another Python thread changes f.__code__ or reinitializes a watched property after the optimizer's value check but before this registration, the setter removes the original QuasiImmut instance, while these calls resolve the owner again and create a new instance to hold the stale artifact's flag. Because the mutation has already happened, that flag is never flipped and compiled code can continue using the old function body/accessor. Upstream carries the exact QuasiImmut instance captured during recording through compilation; retain and validate that generation rather than registering by (owner, field_index) after the fact.
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| let start = handler_starts | ||
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When bytecode has multiple out-of-line exception handlers after this loop body, a backward jump in a later handler is assigned the earliest handler start anywhere before the jump, even if that earlier handler belongs to a disjoint region. The resulting range includes unrelated intervening bytecode, so an unsafe FOR_ITER there makes loop_region_for_iter_bodies_all_jit_safe reject a loop that can never execute it—the same over-wide admission failure this change is intended to remove. Derive the start from the exception-table entry that actually covers the rejoining jump rather than the first global target.
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§1 is not a regression. §3 A latent SEGV the §2 quasi-immutable fix uncoveredRemoving the equal-value skip made Root cause:
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check.py --backend dynasm |
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check.py --backend cranelift |
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extra_tests/parity_tests/run.py --dynasm-only |
all parity tests pass |
cpython_tests/run.py --backend dynasm --baseline |
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cargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasm |
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raise_catch: no lever found. The cranelift LABEL dead-load removal indee43c58191is a real removal but not this one —raise_catch_loopcarries ints, sodemoted_ref_positions_by_labelnever fires there (1.35x → 1.38x, i.e. unchanged). - task Align exception table to upstream #4
inline_freevar_after_mayforce(32.0x/41.5x against 86) and task Audit RPython parity in OptVirtualize and fix deviations #5bound_method_builtin_fold(24.7x/32.1x against 160) both pass, and both now have a named blocker:__new__ overriddenfor the first,no jitcode for addressonlist.append/dict.setdefault/set.addfor the second. - task Optimize function call dispatch with fast_natural_arity annotations #9 B1/B3: all four B1 candidates were adversarially refuted; B3 does not reproduce on the shipped binary.
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When an application repeatedly creates transient classes with properties that are observed by the JIT, ensure_installed allocates an off-GC Box<QuasiImmut>, but collecting the property never runs QuasiImmutField::drop; unless the descriptor is explicitly reinitialized, nothing frees that box. The same new pattern exists for transient stable Function::code_watchers, so this is not a bounded process-wide leak: long-running code that dynamically creates and discards traced descriptors/functions accumulates one allocation per owner. Keep the quasi-immutable instance GC-owned as upstream does, or arrange owner-reclamation cleanup.
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When user code or a custom metaclass rebinds _abc_negative_cache_version to a non-int, this normalization silently treats it as generation 0 and may clear or trust the negative cache. PyPy's pypy/module/_abc/app_abc.py:133 performs the ordinary < comparison instead, so values such as a string raise TypeError and custom comparison methods remain observable; pyre can instead return a cached False or overwrite the attribute. Preserve the upstream comparison semantics rather than coercing malformed values.
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majit/majit-backend-cranelift/src/compiler.rs (1)
10503-10527: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueDemoted-reference rematerialization filter looks correct.
The new "passed_on" check only tests whether some strictly later LABEL (
later_idx > op_idx) also demotes the same raw box. It does not verify actual CFG reachability fromop_idxto that later LABEL. That is safe rather than incomplete: the check can only cause an unnecessary (but harmless) reload when the later demotion sits on an unreachable path, never miss a reload that a reachable later consumer needs. The only reader of the rematerialized SSA value is the "seed ref-root slot on the fall-through path" block at a later LABEL (resolve_opref→use_var), and bothresolve_local_jump_argandresolve_failarg_oprefalready read demoted refs directly from the frame, bypassing SSA. Existing tests (for exampleloop_phi_demotes_earlier_label_target,earlier_label_deopt_ref_survives_nursery_collection) already exercise multi-label demotion chains.Given the
[code_block_complexity_high]static-analysis hint, consider extracting the "passed_on" predicate into a small named helper (for exampleraw_is_demoted_at_a_later_label) to make the invariant easier to audit on its own, separate from the pinned-register caching. This is optional; the surrounding comments already document the invariant thoroughly.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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LOAD_DEREFas replay-safe or remove the admission.PyreHelperKindhas noLoadDerefvariant. Its lowering usesCallFlavor::Plainand leaves the helper asNone, so the residual bypassesreplay_safe_readanddefer_helperand reachesreplay_dirty!("ResidualCallWritesLiveHeap/None"). Add a valid helper tag at lowering and handle it here, or remove the claim thatload_derefis replay-safe.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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2589-2633: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winMark non-portal frames as finished before release.
handle_jitexceptioncan release an intermediate non-portal frame while walking to a recursive portal. This skipson_leave_level, leavingframe_finished_executionstale for traceback andsys._getframe().clear()handling. Threadon_leave_levelintohandle_jitexceptionand invoke it beforerelease_interp.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pyre/bench/synth/range_ctor_in_loop.py`:
- Line 18: Update the benchmark ratio comment in range_ctor_in_loop.py from
23.2x to 22.2x, leaving the surrounding dynasm, cranelift, and wasm values
unchanged.
In `@pyre/gate-triage.md`:
- Line 989: Update the §6c heading count from 67 to 68 so it matches the 68
distinct PYRE_* entries listed below, including PYRE_FBW_REPLAY_DIRTY_BODY.
- Around line 1002-1003: Update the documentation entry for
PYRE_FBW_REPLAY_DIRTY_BODY to state that it produces output only when
PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG is enabled, matching the prerequisite enforced by the FBW
diagnostic implementation.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/function.rs`:
- Around line 2130-2161: Update the code-watcher recording flow around
function_install_code_watcher and record_quasiimmut_field so movable Function
owners cause the fold to be abandoned before any raw address is saved; do not
merely add another can_move check in function_register_code_watcher, since the
recorded pointer may already be stale. Ensure only stable owners are recorded
and registered.
Apply the same fix in `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/eval.rs` around lines 6416 - 6430.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/_abc/app_abc.py`:
- Around line 11-20: Update SimpleWeakSet.__init__ to honor its optional data
argument by populating self.data from the provided iterable, while retaining an
empty set when data is None. Preserve the existing weak-reference removal
behavior in _remove.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/_abc/mod.rs`:
- Around line 594-611: Update get_dump so each data value is stored as a root
slot and items receives roots.get(slot) rather than the unrooted local pointer.
Preserve the existing null-cache behavior and tuple contents, and ensure all
previously collected values are reread from their published slots before later
allocations and w_tuple_new.
- Around line 156-167: Pin object pointers before allocating calls in
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/_abc/mod.rs lines 156-167 by retaining the slot
for cls and using roots.get(cls_slot) for each setattr_str; apply the same
rooted-value handling in lines 251-255 around new_simple_weak_set, setattr_str,
and weak_cache_add. In lines 594-611, store each roots.publish slot and read
values back with roots.get when constructing items instead of retaining raw
locals.
- Around line 251-255: Update register around cache_attr and weak_cache_add to
access _abc_registry on cls itself rather than resolving an inherited value,
creating and storing a fresh registry for the derived class when its own
registry is absent. Pin or root cls before calling new_simple_weak_set so it
remains valid across allocation, then reuse that rooted reference for
setattr_str and weak_cache_add.
- Around line 128-134: Update cache_attr to read the requested attribute from
the ABC class’s own dictionary rather than using inherited getattr lookup.
Preserve returning a null pointer when the attribute is absent, while
propagating other lookup errors, so register and subclass_of cannot access
registry or cache state inherited from an ABC base.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/descr.rs`:
- Around line 1348-1365: Update the code_watchers_w0 and code_watchers_w1
descriptors in function_code_watchers_word_descr() to use size_of::<usize>() for
field widths, and derive code_watchers_w1’s offset by adding that word size to
FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET instead of hardcoding 8.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 5422-5433: Update type_call_diag_enabled to reuse the existing
fbw_inline_diag_enabled OnceLock-backed gate instead of reading
PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG directly, preserving consistent handling of non-UTF-8
values. In type_call_decline and the related call site near the diagnostic
message construction, check the cached gate before creating formatted
decline-reason strings so allocation is deferred when diagnostics are disabled.
- Around line 6335-6403: Add a rewind point in try_walker_inline_getattr_hook
before walker_guard_mapdict_instance_shape and walker_guard_function_field emit
guards or mutate heap-cache state, matching the existing handling in
try_walker_inline_property_get and try_walker_inline_property_set. Ensure every
Ok(None) decline from try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call restores the trace
and heap-cache state before generic attribute residual handling.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/eval.rs`:
- Around line 6371-6378: Update the explanatory comment near the quasi-immutable
descriptor chain to state that it contains ten descriptors, keeping the listed
descriptor names and fail-loud default rationale accurate.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-cranelift/src/compiler.rs`:
- Around line 10503-10527: Optionally extract the passed_on predicate in the
demoted-reference rematerialization block into a small named helper, such as
raw_is_demoted_at_a_later_label, while preserving its strict later-label and
matching-raw behavior. Keep the pinned-register caching and reload logic
unchanged.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/blackhole.rs`:
- Around line 2589-2633: Update handle_jitexception to accept an on_leave_level
callback and invoke it for each non-portal interpreter frame immediately before
builder.release_interp while walking toward the recursive portal. Preserve the
existing bottommost-frame handling and ensure frame_finished_execution is
updated before any intermediate frame is released.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/fbw_state.rs`:
- Around line 2586-2600: The replay-safe classification must match the actual
LOAD_DEREF lowering: either assign a valid PyreHelperKind tag during lowering
and include it in the replay_safe_read match, or remove the load_deref
replay-safety claim and related comments. Update the lowering and the replay
admission logic consistently, preserving the existing handling for helpers that
are genuinely replay-safe.
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| # up that comprehension's call-bearing `FOR_ITER` -- an opcode this loop never | ||
| # reaches. With the region built from the exception table instead, the while | ||
| # loop and the three `for` loops compile, and this gate's own metric falls | ||
| # from 122x to 23.2x dynasm / 30.2x cranelift / 24.7x wasm. A separate |
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The term "range_ctor_in_loop 22.2x" refers to a specific performance benchmark result observed in the pyre project (a Python JIT implementation) [1]. Specifically, CodSpeed continuous performance benchmarks for the pyre project identified a "nested_loop" workload that achieved a speedup or performance metric associated with the value 22.1–22.2x (often cited in internal tracking or benchmark reports) [1]. In the context of the pyre JIT codebase, research confirms that the project uses benchmarks to measure the impact of JIT optimizations on various loop structures [1][2]. While "range_ctor_in_loop" may appear as a shorthand for a benchmark evaluating the overhead of range object construction within a loop, the primary documentation refers to categorized benchmarks such as "int_loop," "fib_loop," "nested_loop," and "float_loop," which are used to measure JIT efficiency against CPython and PyPy [1][2]. The pyre project has consistently worked on optimizing loop-related performance, including broadening the allow-list for FOR_ITER bodies to include more complex operations [3][4][5].
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Align the dynasm benchmark ratio.
Update 23.2x to 22.2x so range_ctor_in_loop.py matches the benchmark objective for the same gate metric.
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| class SimpleWeakSet: | ||
| def __init__(self, data=None): | ||
| self.data = set() | ||
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| def _remove(item, selfref=ref(self)): | ||
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data is accepted and then discarded.
__init__ declares data but never reads it. SimpleWeakSet(items) returns an empty set with no error. Upstream _weakrefset.WeakSet.__init__ populates from data when it is not None.
The current callers in mod.rs pass no argument, so no live bug exists. Either drop the parameter or honor it, so a later caller cannot lose entries silently.
🐛 Proposed fix: honor `data`
class SimpleWeakSet:
def __init__(self, data=None):
self.data = set()
def _remove(item, selfref=ref(self)):
self = selfref()
if self is not None:
self.data.discard(item)
self._remove = _remove
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| class SimpleWeakSet: | |
| def __init__(self, data=None): | |
| self.data = set() | |
| def _remove(item, selfref=ref(self)): | |
| self = selfref() | |
| if self is not None: | |
| self.data.discard(item) | |
| self._remove = _remove | |
| class SimpleWeakSet: | |
| def __init__(self, data=None): | |
| self.data = set() | |
| def _remove(item, selfref=ref(self)): | |
| self = selfref() | |
| if self is not None: | |
| self.data.discard(item) | |
| self._remove = _remove | |
| if data is not None: | |
| for item in data: | |
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| ( | ||
| "code_watchers_w0", | ||
| f::FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET, | ||
| 8, | ||
| Type::Int, | ||
| false, | ||
| false, | ||
| false, | ||
| ), | ||
| ( | ||
| "code_watchers_w1", | ||
| f::FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET + 8, | ||
| 8, | ||
| Type::Int, | ||
| false, | ||
| false, | ||
| false, | ||
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Use machine-word widths for code_watchers.
function_code_watchers_word_descr() uses size_of::<usize>() for word offsets. These entries hardcode an 8-byte width and place word 1 at +8. On wasm32, word 1 is requested at +4, so inline function construction cannot resolve the matching field descriptor.
Use size_of::<usize>() for both field sizes and derive the second offset from that size.
Proposed fix
(
"code_watchers_w0",
f::FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET,
- 8,
+ std::mem::size_of::<usize>(),
Type::Int,
false,
false,
false,
),
(
"code_watchers_w1",
- f::FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET + 8,
- 8,
+ f::FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET + std::mem::size_of::<usize>(),
+ std::mem::size_of::<usize>(),
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| ( | |
| "code_watchers_w0", | |
| f::FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET, | |
| 8, | |
| Type::Int, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| ), | |
| ( | |
| "code_watchers_w1", | |
| f::FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET + 8, | |
| 8, | |
| Type::Int, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| ), | |
| ( | |
| "code_watchers_w0", | |
| f::FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET, | |
| std::mem::size_of::<usize>(), | |
| Type::Int, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| ), | |
| ( | |
| "code_watchers_w1", | |
| f::FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET + std::mem::size_of::<usize>(), | |
| std::mem::size_of::<usize>(), | |
| Type::Int, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| false, | |
| ), |
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/descr.rs` around lines 1348 - 1365, Update the
code_watchers_w0 and code_watchers_w1 descriptors in
function_code_watchers_word_descr() to use size_of::<usize>() for field widths,
and derive code_watchers_w1’s offset by adding that word size to
FUNCTION_CODE_WATCHERS_OFFSET instead of hardcoding 8.
| /// Whether the instantiation emit's decline reasons are being collected. | ||
| fn type_call_diag_enabled() -> bool { | ||
| std::env::var("PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG").is_ok() | ||
| } | ||
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| /// Report why the instantiation emit declined, under `PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG`. | ||
| fn type_call_decline(reason: &str) -> Result<Option<(DispatchOutcome, usize)>, DispatchError> { | ||
| if type_call_diag_enabled() { | ||
| eprintln!("[type-call-decline] {reason}"); | ||
| } | ||
| Ok(None) | ||
| } |
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Reuse the cached diagnostic gate instead of re-reading the environment.
type_call_diag_enabled reads PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG on every call. The module already has fbw_inline_diag_enabled, which caches the same variable in a OnceLock. The two also differ in spelling (var vs var_os), so a non-UTF-8 value makes them disagree. Line 5597 additionally builds a format! string before the gate is consulted.
♻️ Proposed change
-/// Whether the instantiation emit's decline reasons are being collected.
-fn type_call_diag_enabled() -> bool {
- std::env::var("PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG").is_ok()
-}
+/// Whether the instantiation emit's decline reasons are being collected.
+fn type_call_diag_enabled() -> bool {
+ fbw_inline_diag_enabled()
+}For line 5597, defer the allocation:
- let Some(concrete) = walker_concrete_ref_object(ctx, arg) else {
- return type_call_decline(&format!("argument {i} is not a concrete ref"));
+ let Some(concrete) = walker_concrete_ref_object(ctx, arg) else {
+ if type_call_diag_enabled() {
+ eprintln!("[type-call-decline] argument {i} is not a concrete ref");
+ }
+ return Ok(None);
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs` around lines 5422 -
5433, Update type_call_diag_enabled to reuse the existing
fbw_inline_diag_enabled OnceLock-backed gate instead of reading
PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG directly, preserving consistent handling of non-UTF-8
values. In type_call_decline and the related call site near the diagnostic
message construction, check the cached gate before creating formatted
decline-reason strings so allocation is deferred when diagnostics are disabled.
| // Both pins the oracle asked for, plus the layout guard its map read needs. | ||
| walker_guard_mapdict_instance_shape(ctx, op.pc, obj, concrete_obj, w_type, version_tag, map)?; | ||
| // The pins above make the DESCRIPTOR a constant; they say nothing about the | ||
| // callable inside it. Re-initialising an installed wrapper swaps | ||
| // `w_function` without touching the owner type's version tag, which is the | ||
| // only thing those pins hold, so read the slot live and pin the value this | ||
| // fold unwrapped — the stand-in [`walker_guard_function_field`] already | ||
| // makes for a quasi-immutable field pyre's setters do not invalidate. | ||
| if let Some(field) = wrapper_field { | ||
| let wrapper = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_getattr as i64); | ||
| walker_guard_function_field(ctx, op.pc, wrapper, field.descr(), w_func as i64)?; | ||
| } | ||
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| let name_obj = | ||
| pyre_object::unicodeobject::box_str_constant(rustpython_wtf8::Wtf8::new(name.as_str())) | ||
| as pyre_object::PyObjectRef; | ||
| let name_const = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(name_obj as i64); | ||
| let leading_arg = match leading { | ||
| // The live receiver box: baking it would collapse instances that share | ||
| // this shape but not this identity. | ||
| HookLeading::Receiver => Some((obj, concrete_obj)), | ||
| // The class the `w_class` guard above already pinned. | ||
| HookLeading::Class => Some((ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_type as i64), w_type)), | ||
| HookLeading::None => None, | ||
| }; | ||
| // `[__getattr__, <self-placeholder>, <bound arg>?, name]`: the method-form | ||
| // call header the inline plumbing expects, then the positional args. | ||
| let mut arg_concretes = vec![ConcreteValue::Ref(w_func), ConcreteValue::Null]; | ||
| let mut callee_args = Vec::with_capacity(2); | ||
| let mut callee_arg_concretes = Vec::with_capacity(2); | ||
| if let Some((arg, concrete)) = leading_arg { | ||
| arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(concrete)); | ||
| callee_args.push(arg); | ||
| callee_arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(concrete)); | ||
| } | ||
| arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(name_obj)); | ||
| callee_args.push(name_const); | ||
| callee_arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(name_obj)); | ||
| let getattr_const = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_func as i64); | ||
| try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call( | ||
| ctx, | ||
| op, | ||
| code, | ||
| getattr_const, | ||
| r_args, | ||
| call_descr, | ||
| 'r', | ||
| dst, | ||
| w_func, | ||
| getattr_const, | ||
| w_func, | ||
| arg_concretes, | ||
| callee_args, | ||
| callee_arg_concretes, | ||
| true, | ||
| None, | ||
| w_code, | ||
| nparams, | ||
| has_closure, | ||
| // The class and version pins are already emitted above, alongside the | ||
| // map pin this route additionally owes. | ||
| None, | ||
| None, | ||
| // The same LOAD_ATTR entry [`try_walker_inline_property_get`] admits. | ||
| true, | ||
| false, | ||
| None, | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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Add a rewind point before the __getattr__ hook emits, like the property twins.
try_walker_inline_getattr_hook emits IR and mutates heap-cache state before it calls try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call:
walker_guard_mapdict_instance_shaperecordsGuardClass,GuardValue, a type-version quasi-immutable pin, and callsclass_now_knownplusreplace_boxon the map read.walker_guard_function_fieldrecords aGetfieldGcR+GuardValueand callsreplace_box.
try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call has many decline paths that return Ok(None) after that point. The caller in pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/residual_call.rs (Lines 6713-6726) then falls through to the generic attribute residual, so the emitted guards and the mutated heap-cache entries stay in the trace with no consumer.
This PR added exactly this rewind to try_walker_inline_property_get (Lines 6156-6196) and try_walker_inline_property_set (Lines 6478-6515). Apply the same treatment here.
🔧 Proposed fix
+ // Everything below emits, and the callee inline has decline paths of its
+ // own past this point, so keep a rewind point the way the property folds
+ // do.
+ let pre_fold_pos = ctx.trace_ctx.get_trace_position();
// Both pins the oracle asked for, plus the layout guard its map read needs.
walker_guard_mapdict_instance_shape(ctx, op.pc, obj, concrete_obj, w_type, version_tag, map)?;
@@
- let getattr_const = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_func as i64);
- try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call(
+ let getattr_const = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_func as i64);
+ let inlined = try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call(
ctx,
op,
code,
@@
true,
false,
None,
- )
+ )?;
+ if inlined.is_none() {
+ ctx.trace_ctx.cut_trace(pre_fold_pos);
+ ctx.trace_ctx.heap_cache_mut().reset();
+ }
+ Ok(inlined)
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| // Both pins the oracle asked for, plus the layout guard its map read needs. | |
| walker_guard_mapdict_instance_shape(ctx, op.pc, obj, concrete_obj, w_type, version_tag, map)?; | |
| // The pins above make the DESCRIPTOR a constant; they say nothing about the | |
| // callable inside it. Re-initialising an installed wrapper swaps | |
| // `w_function` without touching the owner type's version tag, which is the | |
| // only thing those pins hold, so read the slot live and pin the value this | |
| // fold unwrapped — the stand-in [`walker_guard_function_field`] already | |
| // makes for a quasi-immutable field pyre's setters do not invalidate. | |
| if let Some(field) = wrapper_field { | |
| let wrapper = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_getattr as i64); | |
| walker_guard_function_field(ctx, op.pc, wrapper, field.descr(), w_func as i64)?; | |
| } | |
| let name_obj = | |
| pyre_object::unicodeobject::box_str_constant(rustpython_wtf8::Wtf8::new(name.as_str())) | |
| as pyre_object::PyObjectRef; | |
| let name_const = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(name_obj as i64); | |
| let leading_arg = match leading { | |
| // The live receiver box: baking it would collapse instances that share | |
| // this shape but not this identity. | |
| HookLeading::Receiver => Some((obj, concrete_obj)), | |
| // The class the `w_class` guard above already pinned. | |
| HookLeading::Class => Some((ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_type as i64), w_type)), | |
| HookLeading::None => None, | |
| }; | |
| // `[__getattr__, <self-placeholder>, <bound arg>?, name]`: the method-form | |
| // call header the inline plumbing expects, then the positional args. | |
| let mut arg_concretes = vec![ConcreteValue::Ref(w_func), ConcreteValue::Null]; | |
| let mut callee_args = Vec::with_capacity(2); | |
| let mut callee_arg_concretes = Vec::with_capacity(2); | |
| if let Some((arg, concrete)) = leading_arg { | |
| arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(concrete)); | |
| callee_args.push(arg); | |
| callee_arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(concrete)); | |
| } | |
| arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(name_obj)); | |
| callee_args.push(name_const); | |
| callee_arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(name_obj)); | |
| let getattr_const = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_func as i64); | |
| try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call( | |
| ctx, | |
| op, | |
| code, | |
| getattr_const, | |
| r_args, | |
| call_descr, | |
| 'r', | |
| dst, | |
| w_func, | |
| getattr_const, | |
| w_func, | |
| arg_concretes, | |
| callee_args, | |
| callee_arg_concretes, | |
| true, | |
| None, | |
| w_code, | |
| nparams, | |
| has_closure, | |
| // The class and version pins are already emitted above, alongside the | |
| // map pin this route additionally owes. | |
| None, | |
| None, | |
| // The same LOAD_ATTR entry [`try_walker_inline_property_get`] admits. | |
| true, | |
| false, | |
| None, | |
| ) | |
| } | |
| // Everything below emits, and the callee inline has decline paths of its | |
| // own past this point, so keep a rewind point the way the property folds | |
| // do. | |
| let pre_fold_pos = ctx.trace_ctx.get_trace_position(); | |
| // Both pins the oracle asked for, plus the layout guard its map read needs. | |
| walker_guard_mapdict_instance_shape(ctx, op.pc, obj, concrete_obj, w_type, version_tag, map)?; | |
| // The pins above make the DESCRIPTOR a constant; they say nothing about the | |
| // callable inside it. Re-initialising an installed wrapper swaps | |
| // `w_function` without touching the owner type's version tag, which is the | |
| // only thing those pins hold, so read the slot live and pin the value this | |
| // fold unwrapped — the stand-in [`walker_guard_function_field`] already | |
| // makes for a quasi-immutable field pyre's setters do not invalidate. | |
| if let Some(field) = wrapper_field { | |
| let wrapper = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_getattr as i64); | |
| walker_guard_function_field(ctx, op.pc, wrapper, field.descr(), w_func as i64)?; | |
| } | |
| let name_obj = | |
| pyre_object::unicodeobject::box_str_constant(rustpython_wtf8::Wtf8::new(name.as_str())) | |
| as pyre_object::PyObjectRef; | |
| let name_const = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(name_obj as i64); | |
| let leading_arg = match leading { | |
| // The live receiver box: baking it would collapse instances that share | |
| // this shape but not this identity. | |
| HookLeading::Receiver => Some((obj, concrete_obj)), | |
| // The class the `w_class` guard above already pinned. | |
| HookLeading::Class => Some((ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_type as i64), w_type)), | |
| HookLeading::None => None, | |
| }; | |
| // `[__getattr__, <self-placeholder>, <bound arg>?, name]`: the method-form | |
| // call header the inline plumbing expects, then the positional args. | |
| let mut arg_concretes = vec![ConcreteValue::Ref(w_func), ConcreteValue::Null]; | |
| let mut callee_args = Vec::with_capacity(2); | |
| let mut callee_arg_concretes = Vec::with_capacity(2); | |
| if let Some((arg, concrete)) = leading_arg { | |
| arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(concrete)); | |
| callee_args.push(arg); | |
| callee_arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(concrete)); | |
| } | |
| arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(name_obj)); | |
| callee_args.push(name_const); | |
| callee_arg_concretes.push(ConcreteValue::Ref(name_obj)); | |
| let getattr_const = ctx.trace_ctx.const_ref(w_func as i64); | |
| let inlined = try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call( | |
| ctx, | |
| op, | |
| code, | |
| getattr_const, | |
| r_args, | |
| call_descr, | |
| 'r', | |
| dst, | |
| w_func, | |
| getattr_const, | |
| w_func, | |
| arg_concretes, | |
| callee_args, | |
| callee_arg_concretes, | |
| true, | |
| None, | |
| w_code, | |
| nparams, | |
| has_closure, | |
| // The class and version pins are already emitted above, alongside the | |
| // map pin this route additionally owes. | |
| None, | |
| None, | |
| // The same LOAD_ATTR entry [`try_walker_inline_property_get`] admits. | |
| true, | |
| false, | |
| None, | |
| )?; | |
| if inlined.is_none() { | |
| ctx.trace_ctx.cut_trace(pre_fold_pos); | |
| ctx.trace_ctx.heap_cache_mut().reset(); | |
| } | |
| Ok(inlined) | |
| } |
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs` around lines 6335 -
6403, Add a rewind point in try_walker_inline_getattr_hook before
walker_guard_mapdict_instance_shape and walker_guard_function_field emit guards
or mutate heap-cache state, matching the existing handling in
try_walker_inline_property_get and try_walker_inline_property_set. Ensure every
Ok(None) decline from try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call restores the trace
and heap-cache state before generic attribute residual handling.
| let property_fget = pyre_jit_trace::descr::property_fget_descr().index(); | ||
| let property_fset = pyre_jit_trace::descr::property_fset_descr().index(); | ||
| let function_code = pyre_jit_trace::descr::function_code_quasiimmut_descr().index(); | ||
| // Hoisted because each accessor clones a `LazyLock` descr; the index also | ||
| // decides which type `dep_ptr` is cast to, so the chain below ends in a | ||
| // fail-loud default rather than reinterpreting a headerless map node as a | ||
| // `W_TypeObject`. These seven are every quasi-immutable descr this binary | ||
| // `W_TypeObject`. These nine are every quasi-immutable descr this binary | ||
| // mints — see the same reasoning on `state.rs install_quasiimmut_field`. |
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The comment says nine descrs; the chain now has ten.
The chain tests module_dict_version, type_version_tag, terminator_allow_unboxing, plain_attribute_ever_mutated, holder_attr, holder_typ, audit_holder_hooks, property_fget, property_fset, and function_code. That is ten. The count is load-bearing documentation for the fail-loud debug_assert! default, so keep it exact.
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- // `W_TypeObject`. These nine are every quasi-immutable descr this binary
+ // `W_TypeObject`. These ten are every quasi-immutable descr this binary
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| let property_fget = pyre_jit_trace::descr::property_fget_descr().index(); | |
| let property_fset = pyre_jit_trace::descr::property_fset_descr().index(); | |
| let function_code = pyre_jit_trace::descr::function_code_quasiimmut_descr().index(); | |
| // Hoisted because each accessor clones a `LazyLock` descr; the index also | |
| // decides which type `dep_ptr` is cast to, so the chain below ends in a | |
| // fail-loud default rather than reinterpreting a headerless map node as a | |
| // `W_TypeObject`. These seven are every quasi-immutable descr this binary | |
| // `W_TypeObject`. These nine are every quasi-immutable descr this binary | |
| // mints — see the same reasoning on `state.rs install_quasiimmut_field`. | |
| let property_fget = pyre_jit_trace::descr::property_fget_descr().index(); | |
| let property_fset = pyre_jit_trace::descr::property_fset_descr().index(); | |
| let function_code = pyre_jit_trace::descr::function_code_quasiimmut_descr().index(); | |
| // Hoisted because each accessor clones a `LazyLock` descr; the index also | |
| // decides which type `dep_ptr` is cast to, so the chain below ends in a | |
| // fail-loud default rather than reinterpreting a headerless map node as a | |
| // `W_TypeObject`. These ten are every quasi-immutable descr this binary | |
| // mints — see the same reasoning on `state.rs install_quasiimmut_field`. |
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/eval.rs` around lines 6371 - 6378, Update the explanatory
comment near the quasi-immutable descriptor chain to state that it contains ten
descriptors, keeping the listed descriptor names and fail-loud default rationale
accurate.
| let ranges = loop_region_ranges(code, loop_header_pc); | ||
| if ranges.is_empty() { | ||
| return true; | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
| let mut scan_state = pyre_interpreter::OpArgState::default(); | ||
| for pc in loop_header_pc..=region_end { | ||
| let (instr, _) = scan_state.get(code.instructions[pc]); | ||
| for (pc, unit) in code.instructions.iter().copied().enumerate() { | ||
| let (instr, _) = scan_state.get(unit); | ||
| if !ranges.iter().any(|range| range.contains(&pc)) { | ||
| continue; | ||
| } |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
Both scans decode the whole instruction stream to filter by range.
loop_region_for_iter_bodies_all_jit_safe and loop_region_contains_escaping_range_append walk every instruction and then discard the ones outside ranges. The decode must stay whole-stream because OpArgState carries EXTENDED_ARG state, so an early skip would mis-decode. That is correct as written.
Both results are memoized per (code, loop_header_pc) in cached_loop_region_for_iter_bodies_all_jit_safe and cached_loop_region_contains_escaping_range_append, but each cached miss now recomputes loop_region_ranges, which itself performs a third full decode. For a frame with many loop headers this is O(headers × instructions) on the first back-edge of each header. Consider caching loop_region_ranges per (code, loop_header_pc) alongside the two boolean caches.
Also applies to: 7524-7535
…ume in the callee `try_walker_specialize_load_bound_method_attr`, `try_walker_specialize_load_ classmethod_attr`, and the class pin in `try_walker_fold_load_method_self` declined for the whole of an inlined callee sub-walk, on the grounds that a guard emitted there resumes at the caller's CALL and re-runs the callee from its entry. That is the single-frame collapse; when the paused-caller chain covers the full inline depth the multi-frame snapshot resumes the callee at its own coordinate instead. The condition `walker_capture_snapshot_for_last_guard_impl` fires the multi-frame path under is factored out as `walker_inline_guard_resumes_in_callee` and is now the predicate the three folds consult. synth/inlined_helper_mutation moves 39.4x -> 15.1x (dynasm), 70.2x -> 27.7x (cranelift), 60.8x -> 26.4x (wasm); its ceiling goes 145 -> 60. Assisted-by: Claude
`descroperation.py:242-245` reaches the hook only after the descriptor protocol has raised, so a hooked access cost one opaque residual holding the whole `object_getattr_miss` walk — the `__dict__` / `__doc__` / `__class__` special names, the metaclass loops, the terminal miss — and then a fresh interpreter frame for the hook, on every iteration. Every other user dunder already has a resolver into `try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call` (`__getitem__`, `__add__`, `__hash__`, `__index__`, `property.__get__`, `__eq__`); `__getattr__` had none. `mapdict::getattr_hook_fast_path` is the miss twin of `load_attr_fast_path`: it answers with the type's version tag and the instance map, which are what make "the name resolves nowhere and `__getattr__` is this one" a constant of the trace. `try_walker_inline_getattr_hook` emits those pins through `walker_guard_mapdict_instance_shape` and enters the hook. All three spellings `get_and_call_function` binds are folded — a plain `Function` leads with the receiver, a `classmethod` with the class, a `staticmethod` with nothing; a custom-descriptor hook stays on the residual. The name argument is an interned immortal block, the shape `pyopcode.py LOAD_ATTR` passes (`co_names_w[oparg]`, one object per code object). Per-access cost at N=600000, dynasm: plain hook 0.346s -> 0.088s, classmethod 0.410s -> 0.080s, staticmethod 0.347s -> 0.076s, each from one residual to none (an existing attribute reads 0.074s). synth/getattr_hook_binding moves 48.6x -> 7.4x (dynasm), 10.4x (cranelift), 8.7x (wasm); its ceiling goes 90 -> 25. `extra_tests/parity_tests/getattr_hook_inline_deopt.py` breaks each pin in turn mid-loop — a store that puts the name on the instance, a reassigned `__getattr__`, a class attribute that shadows the hook — and covers a raising hook, an inherited classmethod hook's bound class, and a hook that installs the attribute itself. Assisted-by: Claude
`try_walker_inline_type_call` read any concrete shadow in `r_args[1]` as a populated receiver. `call_fn` fills that slot with the checked `PY_NULL` sentinel rather than leaving it empty the way `call_kw` does, so every ordinary `C(...)` declined and the emit only ever ran for the `call_kw` spelling. The gate now rejects the slot only when it holds something that is neither null nor `PY_NULL`. Four bails that returned `Ok(None)` silently now report through `type_call_decline`, and the `is_authoritative_executor` / `inline_subwalk` / `dst_bank` pre-filter names its reason as well, resolving the callable for that only while the reasons are being collected. `[inline-entry]` prints `dst_bank`. `type_call_diag_enabled` is split out of `type_call_decline`, and both helpers move above `try_walker_inline_type_call`'s doc comment and its `#[allow(clippy::too_many_arguments)]`, which an earlier insertion had left attached to `type_call_decline`. The `str(exc)` / `repr(exc)` summary line at the head of that doc comment moves to `try_walker_inline_exception_string_override`, which it describes. Assisted-by: Claude
The `pc` a `[replay-dirty]` line names is an offset into the callee's jitcode, and no per-function dump covers a callee — `PYRE_DUMP_PERFN_JITCODE` emits only portal frames — so the number could not be matched against any op. `PYRE_FBW_REPLAY_DIRTY_BODY=1`, under the existing `PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG`, lists each body as `fbw_callee_body_replay_safety` scans it, so the verdict line that follows a listing names an op within it. Residual calls carry the helper kind the verdicts turn on, since the opname alone does not separate a deferred `call_fn` from an untagged helper that declines the whole body. Assisted-by: Claude
`app_abc.py:15-44` defines `SimpleWeakSet` and `_abc_init` installs an `_abc_cache`, an `_abc_negative_cache` and an `_abc_negative_cache_version` alongside the registry; `_abc_subclasscheck` consults both before running the subclass hook, the registry walk and the `__subclasses__` walk, and records its verdict in the matching one. This module had only the registry and the invalidation counter. - `abc_init` installs the two caches and the version, per class for the same reason the registry is per class. - `subclass_of` checks the positive cache, then discards the negative cache when the counter has moved past its recorded version and otherwise consults it, and records the verdict at a single site after the walks. - The cache entries are `_weakref.ref` objects reached through `get_or_make_weakref`, and membership goes through `space.contains_w` and the set's own `add` rather than the raw set primitives: a weakref hashes by running interpreter-level code, which is the case those primitives document as the caller's to pre-hash. - `_reset_caches` clears both caches instead of bumping the counter, which only `_abc_register` does (`app_abc.py:100-101, 188-191`). Not ported: the `ref()` callback upstream's `add` passes, so a spent weakref stays a member of the set it was recorded in. `isinstance(1, numbers.Rational)` over 64000 iterations: 0.1855s -> 0.0518s. Assisted-by: Claude
`[type-call-inline]` is emitted before the `__init__` sub-walk, because the class and the `init` shape are what it names and both are known there. When that sub-walk declines, `inline_call.rs` cuts the trace back to `pre_fold_pos` and the instantiation stays a residual, with no line saying so — the diagnostic reads as a completed fold on a trace that carries none. Print `[type-call-rewind]` beside the `cut_trace`. Assisted-by: Claude
…y entries `reconstructed_all_ref_call_stack` reads the aborting residual's Ref operand list as the caller's Python operand stack at the entry pc. That identity holds for the CALL-family helpers, whose list is `[callable, null_or_self, args...]`. It does not hold for the other entries the inline lever serves: `load_attr_fn(obj, code, name_idx)` encodes `r_args = [obj, code]` and `store_attr_fn` encodes `[obj, value, code]`, whose `code` operand is a code object that was never on the Python stack. Publishing that list resumed the interpreter with the code object in the receiver slot. `__getattr__`-hook and `property`-getter folds both enter from LOAD_ATTR, so a sub-walk abort inside either raised `AttributeError: 'code' object has no attribute <name>` for a name the descriptor answers, under a FOR_ITER caller at N above the trace threshold. Take the residual's helper kind and decline outside `CallFn` / `CallKw` / `CallFunctionEx`; the non-CALL entries source their operand image from the per-slot resume sources instead. Adds the regression test for both LOAD_ATTR routes. Assisted-by: Claude
…ction The fold resolves a `__getattr__` hook's descriptor spelling at record time and unwraps `classmethod` / `staticmethod` to the callable inside, in place of invoking `__get__`. Two things it assumed: `is_classmethod` / `is_staticmethod` are `py_type_check`, an `ob_type` compare, where `descroperation.py:169-187 get_and_call_function` takes the descriptor shortcut only on the exact type and routes every other one through `space.get`. A `classmethod` subclass overriding `__get__` was unwrapped as if it were the base, so the compiled trace called the wrapped function while the interpreter called the override. Adds `is_exact_classmethod` / `is_exact_staticmethod`, which compare `w_class` as `is_exact_tuple` does — `classmethod_descr_new` calls `store_subclass_tag` only for a subclass, so that word separates them. `w_function` was baked as a constant, but `function.py:673` and `:720` mark it `_immutable_fields_ = ['w_function?']`; the `?` registers an invalidation pyre's setters do not force, and re-initialising an installed descriptor changes no type's version tag, which was the fold's only pin over it. Adds descr groups for both wrappers and reads the slot live behind a `GuardValue`, the stand-in `FUNCTION_DESCR_GROUP` already documents for `code?`. Both showed as a stale answer from the compiled trace only: `PYRE_JIT=0` and CPython 3.14 agree with each other. Adds the regression test, and states the rounding in two bench ratio rationales that read as exact arithmetic. Assisted-by: Claude
`find_map_attr(name, DICT)` is read here for its ABSENCE, to prove no
instance attribute shadows the name before folding the read to the type's
`__getattr__`. mapdict.py:1534-1536 states that call always returns None for
a map rooted at a `DevolvedDictTerminator`, so the answer carries no
information for a devolved instance and the fold ran the hook for a name the
instance's dictionary holds.
The map `GuardValue` the fold emits does not separate the two cases: the
devolved terminator is a per-class singleton, so every devolved instance of
the class guards the same map word and a later `obj.<name> = ...` does not
change it.
`LOAD_METHOD_mapdict_fill_cache_method` is upstream's own case of pinning a
map to cache a negative instance lookup, and it refuses the shape at
mapdict.py:1569. Add the same decline; the twin over a dict-backed receiver
already had it (mapdict.rs:1880).
New parity test `getattr_hook_devolved_dict.py`, which failed on the
unfixed binary with `{'real', 'hook'}` where CPython 3.14 and PYRE_JIT=0
answer `{'real'}`.
Assisted-by: Claude
`get`/`set`/`delete` called `fget`/`fset`/`fdel` in place of
`type(w_descr).__get__` behind `is_property`, which is a `py_type_check`,
i.e. an `ob_type` compare. A `property` subclass keeps the base layout and
retags only `w_class`, so the test admitted it and an overridden `__get__`
never ran.
`descroperation.py:169-176 get_and_call_function` is where upstream draws
that line, for its own shortcut: `typ = type(w_descr)` then `if typ is
Function or typ is FunctionWithFixedCode`, with "isinstance(typ, Function)
would not be correct here". Everything else reaches its accessor through
`space.get`.
`is_exact_property` compares `w_class` against `get_instantiate(&PROPERTY_TYPE)`,
the `is_exact_classmethod` spelling. It separates the two by construction:
`property_descr_new` allocates through `w_property_new`, which sets `w_class`
to `property`, and calls `tag_subclass_instance` — the only writer of that
word — solely for a subclass.
`set` and `delete` resolved the descriptor's type for their MRO fallback only
when it was a `GetSetProperty` or an instance, so a subclass falling through
reached no lookup at all; resolve it through `crate::typedef::r#type` for
every descriptor kind, as `get`'s tail already did.
The JIT's `property_descr_fast_path` gate takes the same narrowing: it calls
the accessor directly, so it is licensed by the same exact type.
New parity test `property_subclass_descriptor_protocol.py`, which failed on
the unfixed binary under both `PYRE_JIT=0` and the JIT with `{'wrapped-get'}`
where CPython 3.14 answers `{'override-get'}`.
Assisted-by: Claude
…tion
The LOAD_ATTR and STORE_ATTR property folds baked the accessor as a trace
constant while holding only the receiver's class, its `w_class`, and the
type's `_version_tag?`. That triple makes the DESCRIPTOR constant and stops
there: `property.__init__` on an installed property replaces the accessors in
place and bumps no type's version, so the compiled trace kept calling the
previous getter.
`descriptor.py:175 _immutable_fields_ = ["w_fget?", "w_fset?", "w_fdel?"]` is
what covers the slot upstream. The `?` is both halves — `rclass.py:715-718
hook_setfield` emits `jit_force_quasi_immutable` ahead of every store, and
`pyjitpl.py:1084-1088` records `QUASIIMMUT_FIELD` + `GUARD_NOT_INVALIDATED`
on the read, so `quasiimmut.py:95-100` revokes every loop that folded it.
Wire the two slots a fold bakes through the existing `QuasiImmutField` port,
the way the other seven `?` fields are wired:
* `fget_watchers` / `fset_watchers` on `W_Property`, swept by
`w_property_reinit` — the only writer, since `p.fget = f` has no
`direct_member_set` arm;
* `PROPERTY_FGET_INDEX` / `PROPERTY_FSET_INDEX` descrs, reserved rather
than `stable_field_index`-derived because a `PyObjectRef` at the first
offsets past the header names a layout every `W_*` class shares, and the
index is what selects the pointer cast in the two dispatchers;
* arms in `install_quasiimmut_field` and `register_quasi_immutable_deps`;
* `walker_pin_property_accessor` in both folds, over a rewind point,
because the callee inline still has decline paths past that point.
A marker, never a load: the descriptor is a baked `ConstPtr`, and reading a
field through one is the hazard `guards_the_callee_function` exists to avoid.
`record_quasiimmut_field` dereferences the owner only at record and compile
time, and a property is allocated non-moving.
New fixture `bench/synth/property_accessor_invalidation.py`, carrying
`# pyre-check: no-cpython`: CPython 3.14's `LOAD_ATTR_PROPERTY`
specialization caches `fget` under the type version alone, so a specialized
read there keeps the previous getter too and CPython cannot be the oracle.
pypy answers `599999 / 599999 / 199999`, as does pyre's interpreter; the JIT
answered `400001 / 400001 / 1`.
Assisted-by: Claude
The function publishes an aborting residual's Ref argument list as the
caller's Python operand stack, which is only sound where the two orders
agree. `call_kw`'s wire layout is `(callable, null_or_self, kwnames,
arg0..arg{n-1})` — `majit-ir` `effectinfo.rs` `PyreHelperKind::CallKw` and
`codewriter.rs`'s `op_args` build — while the stack `CALL_KW` pops is
`[callable, null_or_self, arg0..arg{n-1}, kwnames]`, since `eval.rs call_kw`
pops `kwnames` first. The list is a permutation of the image, not the image.
A real `CALL_KW` always carries a non-empty kwnames tuple, so `n >= 1` on
every reachable path and the two orders never coincide. The flush's only
structural check is a depth compare (`state.rs:5524`), which a permutation of
the right length passes, so the resumed interpreter would pop `arg{n-1}` as
its keyword-name tuple.
Declining is the same strictly-narrowing remedy the LOAD_ATTR/STORE_ATTR
entries took: the operand image comes from the per-slot resume sources
instead. `call_function_ex`'s list does match its stack, so it stays.
No repro constructed — the shape needs an inline sub-walk to abort under a
`CALL_KW` — so this rests on the two layouts rather than on an oracle.
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`function.py:47 _immutable_fields_ = ['code?', ...]`. The inline lever bakes `code` in the strongest form there is — it selects which callee jitcode the trace walks into — but only re-proved it with a per-iteration `getfield_gc_r` + `guard_value`, and only on the arm where the pinned operand IS the resolved function. c2a02f4 restricted that arm to a non-constant callable because the reads would otherwise dereference a baked `ConstPtr`. #1336 declared the field `quasi("code", ...)` and wired `function_quasi_immut_slot` into both `install_quasiimmut_field` and `register_quasi_immutable_deps`, but left the other arm as it was; its own comment says so — "this only gives up the `f.__code__ = g.__code__` re-check on that path". Pin it there. `walker_pin_function_code` records a `QUASIIMMUT_FIELD` marker on `function_code_descr()` plus one `GUARD_NOT_INVALIDATED` per trace, which needs no runtime read at all — that is what makes it available on the arm the guard form is not: a constant callable, and a specializer that dispatched on some other object. The compile-time registrar resolves the owner by the raw address the optimizer recorded, so a callee the collector can relocate would be registered through a stale pointer. The jitcode `MAKE_FUNCTION` lowering allocates its function in the nursery, unlike `function_new_impl`'s `try_gc_alloc_stable_raw`, so the lever refuses the inline when `rgc.can_move` answers true for that arm. `extra_tests/parity_tests/function_code_reassigned_midloop.py`: a 40000 iteration loop reassigning `__code__` at the halfway point printed 40499 instead of 10019501 for a module-level callee. The method shape and the fresh `MAKE_FUNCTION` callee (which keeps the value guard) are in the same fixture. Assisted-by: Claude
…he code? fixture Both folds resolve their callee to a trace constant, so they land on the same `try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call` arm the module-level callee does — the one that carries the `code?` marker rather than a per-iteration value guard. They were not measured before a3aca797c3d, so this records the shapes rather than a repro. parity: all pass (dynasm). Assisted-by: Claude
`convert_and_run_from_pyjitpl` released a level without performing the `frame_finished_execution` store `pyopcode.py:239-241 RETURN_VALUE` and `pyopcode.py:184 handle_operation_error` perform before leaving a frame. The walker performs it at the `*_return` jitcode ops (`finish_current_frame_execution`); the blackhole did not, so a callee frame that outlived the call read back as still executing. Add `on_leave_level` to `PyjitplBlackholeFrameConfig` and `drive_multi_frame_blackhole`, called from `run_forever_with_portal` at `blackhole.py:1759` with the level's `virtualizable_ptr`. The bottommost level does not reach it: it leaves through `handle_jitexception`'s propagating arm, which returns first, so its frame stays with the interpreter and its own exception-table search. Pyre wires it to `state::finish_blackhole_level_frame`, which skips a null pointer — the inlined level whose frame was never materialized. `on_leave_level` is only correct alongside `per_frame`, which is what makes `virtualizable_ptr` name the level's own frame; without it every level shares the portal's virtualizable and a nested level would name the frame above it. Documented on the field. The `walk_abort_adopted` exclusion for `LoopBearingCalleeInlineUnsupported` stays. Narrowing it to `blackhole_required: false` produces wrong code on `bench/synth/inline_subwalk_user_iterator` (`TypeError: ... 'int' and 'object'`) and `bench/synth/list_append_write_barrier_gc` (`stack underflow during interpreter peek`), and regresses `bench/synth/selfrec_tail_exception_unwind` (guard_failures 937 -> 5393); `PYRE_WALKABORT_OFF=1` is the control. The comment now names those two witnesses in place of the finished-flag reason this commit removes. Gates: check.py --backend dynasm ALL PASSED 441/441; parity_tests --dynasm-only all pass; cpython_tests 207 PASS / 1 FAIL, test.test_pickle, which fails identically with this change disabled (its fix, the `check_exc_match` w_class pin, is not an ancestor of this branch). Assisted-by: Claude
…nterval `loop_region_end` returned one `header..=end` span and grew `end` to any backward jump whose target landed inside the span. 3.14 lays an out-of-line handler after the code that follows its `try`, so a `try`/`except` inside a loop puts the handler past everything between the loop and it, and the span grew across that gap. `loop_region_ranges` returns the loop body plus each rejoining handler's own range, taking the handler's start from the exception table. In `synth/range_ctor_in_loop` the grown span reached from the while header (unit 25) to the handler's `JUMP_BACKWARD_NO_INTERRUPT` (unit 406) and so covered the trailing comprehension's `FOR_ITER` at unit 323. That `FOR_ITER` is a `LIST_APPEND` body holding a `len(item)` call, which `for_iter_body_is_jit_safe_at` refuses, so both the whole-frame gate and the `escaping_range_append` region check declined and `main` ran interpreted end to end. The comprehension is not in the loop; the exception table's only entry covering loop pcs is `[117..130) -> 384`. `maybe_compile_and_run` asked `loop_region_contains_escaping_range_append` per back edge while `eval_with_jit_inner` asked `frame_has_traceable_escaping_range_loop` for the frame, so a frame the frame gate admitted still had every back edge but one refused. Traces closed on the inner `for` loops that could not then be entered, leaving their guards without a bridge target: 17896 guard failures and `bridge_no_targets_close=89` at N=20000, and the JIT ran the fixture slower than the interpreter. Both gates now read the frame-level answer, which admits no frame the frame gate did not already admit. `88930aa7029` dropped `loop_region_contains_escaping_range_append` entirely and admitted any frame with a safe loop region; that shipped wrong code (`for_iter_call_bearing_comprehension.py` lost a list element to a loop inside `random`) and was reverted. This keeps the predicate as the frame-level precondition, so no new frame is admitted. `range_ctor_in_loop` measures 22.2x dynasm / 30.2x cranelift / 24.7x wasm on this gate's metric, from 122x; its jitstats record 3 compiled loops and 3 bridges where they recorded 1 loop and 0 bridges, and its ceiling moves 190 -> 96. `inline_freevar_after_mayforce`'s cranelift `guard_failures` baseline reads 1009 on darwin, ubuntu and windows alike, so 1008 is re-recorded rather than banded. `PYRE_FBW_REPLAY_DIRTY_BODY` gets the gate-triage row `every_live_gate_has_a_triage_entry` asked for. Assisted-by: Claude
…s it The LABEL header re-materialized every demoted ref from its root slot. The only reader of that SSA variable is a later LABEL that demotes the same raw: the loop body never `use_var`s a demoted ref, a guard exit reaches the value through `demoted_failarg_slots`, and a JUMP filters demoted positions out of its args. A `MemFlags::trusted()` load is not `readonly`, so the egraph keeps the ones with no reader and they stay in the header on every iteration. Emit the reload only for raws some later LABEL demotes, and take the pinned register lazily so a header with no such raw emits nothing. check.py cranelift 442/442; cargo test -p majit-backend-cranelift 36/36. Assisted-by: Claude
…che errors `rclass.py hook_setfield` emits `jit_force_quasi_immutable` before EVERY store to a `?` field and does not consult the value being written, so re-initialising an installed accessor with the value it already holds is an invalidation too. `w_property_reinit` skipped it, which left a fold baked over a slot whose accessor had just been reassigned to its own current value. `_abc`'s `cache_attr` read every attribute-access failure as a cache miss. Only `AttributeError` means "no cache"; a descriptor or metaclass hook that raises anything else is observable and now propagates. `function_set_func_code` needs no such change: #1336 already writes `function_notify_quasi_immut(obj, QuasiImmutSlot::Code)` unconditionally. Assisted-by: Claude
`_abc_init` installed bare `set`s and the module wrapped entries in weakrefs itself, so `_get_dump` had nothing named `data` to hand out and returned an empty tuple, a collected class left its spent weakref behind as a member, and the registry was a strong `list` that kept every registered class alive. `app_abc.py:15-44 SimpleWeakSet` is ported as app-level source and installed the way `_contextvars` installs its own — the `_remove` callback closes over a weakref to the set, so it has to be built where a closure can be. The module now reaches all three collections through `add` / `in` / `clear` / iteration rather than through the set primitives. `_get_dump` returns the three `data` sets and the version; `_reset_registry` clears in place instead of rebinding. `_abc_instancecheck` asks `instance.__class__` and `type(instance)` separately, per `app_abc.py:108-121`: the positive cache is probed against the claimed class before the real type is read, and the two are checked in turn when they differ. `__subclasscheck__` goes through attribute lookup so an overriding `ABCMeta` subclass answers. `register` still admits a callable non-type — pyre's stdlib stubs register those (`Mapping.register(_contextvars.Context)`) — so the weak-referenceability test that upstream gets from its own `isinstance(subclass, type)` guard sits in Rust and `app_abc.py` stays verbatim. check.py dynasm 442/442, cranelift 442/442; parity all pass; cpython_tests 207 PASS / 0 FAIL, and test_abc / test_collections / test_functools / test_enum / test_dataclasses / test_contextlib / test_descr pass on demand; cargo test --all --features dynasm 153 binaries. Assisted-by: Claude
The inline instantiation asked whether the metatype WAS `type`, while its comment asked whether the metatype overrides `__call__`. An `ABCMeta` subclass supplies `__instancecheck__`, `__subclasscheck__` and `register` and leaves `__call__` alone, so `typeobject.py:_type_call` is what runs for it — but the identity test refused every class built with one. The test now resolves `__call__` on the metatype and compares it to the one `type` supplies. The answer is a dict lookup, so it is pinned the way the `__new__` / `__init__` answers already are: the metaclass's own version tag, because a metaclass that gains a `__call__` does not move the class's tag. A metaclass whose dict changes are untracked declines. `abcmeta_type_call_inline.py` covers both arms — a class the change admits, and a `__call__` installed on its metaclass mid-loop, which must take over on the next iteration. This does not move `synth/inline_freevar_after_mayforce`: `Fraction` defines its own `__new__`, so it declines one check later, at `__new__ overridden`. No gated counter moves on either backend. check.py dynasm 442/442, cranelift 442/442; parity all pass; cpython_tests 207 PASS / 0 FAIL; cargo test --all --features dynasm 153 binaries. Assisted-by: Claude
…efused `try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call_inner` has 37 statement-level declines and every call shape reaches them, so a caller that logged only "callee inline declined" left the reader to guess which test refused. Each now reports its own `inline_call.rs:<line>` under the existing `PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG`, and the FOR_ITER deferred-admit conjunction reports which of its five terms was false rather than only its result. On `synth/inline_freevar_after_mayforce` this names the chain in one run: `forward` declines at the FOR_ITER gate with `safety=Dirty`, and the body is dirty because `Fraction(2, 89)` is an opaque residual — `[type-call-decline] __new__ overridden`, since `Fraction` defines its own `__new__` and the emit builds only the `object.__new__` layout. The nested `adjust` declines on `boundary=false`, which is the walk position rather than a predicate. So the whole arithmetic chain stays residual behind one root, and the JIT buys 1.38x over the interpreter there against pypy's 24x. check.py dynasm 442/442, cranelift 442/442; parity all pass; cpython_tests 207 PASS / 0 FAIL; cargo test --all --features dynasm 153 binaries. Assisted-by: Claude
`get_dump` published each `data` and then pushed the raw local into `items`, so the slot was never read again. The loop runs three times and the reads in between — `cache_attr`, `getattr_str`, and `negative_cache_version` — go through the descriptor protocol, so they allocate and can run a minor collection. `data` is whatever `cache.data` answers, which can be a list or a dict, the two kinds a collection moves, so `w_tuple_new` could embed a pre-move address in a live tuple. Keep the slot indices, take the version before the reloads, and build `items` from `roots.get`. `app_abc.py _get_dump` is a single expression, so the translator holds all three values live across the same reads. The `abc_init` header comment described the registry as a per-class list and cited `_py_abc`; the body's own comment already states the per-class reasoning against `app_abc.py`. Assisted-by: Claude
…ines `try_walker_inline_getattr_hook` emits before it calls `try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call`: `walker_guard_mapdict_instance_shape` records a `GuardClass`, a `GuardValue`, a type-version quasi-immutable pin and calls `class_now_known` plus `replace_box`, and `walker_guard_function_field` records a `GetfieldGcR` + `GuardValue` and another `replace_box`. That call has decline paths of its own past that point, and the caller in `residual_call.rs` then falls through to the generic attribute residual, so the guards and the heap-cache entries stayed in the trace with nothing reading them. Take the trace position before the first emit and cut back to it on the decline, the way `try_walker_inline_property_get` and `try_walker_inline_property_set` already do. Assisted-by: Claude
…x a count
`type_call_diag_enabled` and two open-coded `std::env::var("PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG")`
reads in `inline_call.rs` each re-read the variable per call and spell it `var`
where `fbw_inline_diag_enabled` spells it `var_os`, so a non-UTF-8 value made
them disagree. All three now go through that gate, which caches in a `OnceLock`.
`gate-triage.md` §6c's heading said 67 over a list of 68 distinct `PYRE_*`
names; the heading was already one behind before `PYRE_FBW_REPLAY_DIRTY_BODY`
was added. That entry also gets its prerequisite written down:
`replay_safety_dump_body` returns unless `PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG` is set too, so
setting it alone prints nothing.
The `register_quasi_immutable_deps` count this commit also carried is dropped:
#1336 rewrote that comment, and after the rebase it correctly reads nine
hand-minted singletons plus the nine `Function` fields the group arm resolves.
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When ranges contains the main loop body and a later out-of-line handler, skipping the intervening PCs without clearing state lets this recognizer splice unrelated instructions together. For example, a trailing LOAD_ATTR append in the body can leave AwaitRange, then a handler's LOAD_GLOBAL range and two calls can complete the pattern even though no execution path performs append(range(...)); frame_has_traceable_escaping_range_loop then treats this false positive as evidence for bypassing the whole-frame FOR_ITER gate, potentially admitting the same unsafe frames that gate is meant to keep interpreted. Reset to Searching whenever scanning crosses a gap between ranges.
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Two JIT admission gates that answered wider than their evidence. Each declined a whole class of work to cover a case that only arises in part of that class.
1. Bound-method folds inside an inlined callee
Three folds in
specialize.rsdeclined onctx.fbw_mode.inline_subwalkalone:try_walker_specialize_load_bound_method_attrtry_walker_specialize_load_classmethod_attrtry_walker_fold_load_method_selfEach cites the same reason — a guard emitted in a callee sub-walk collapses its resume to the caller's CALL, so a failure re-runs the callee from its entry and doubles whatever it sequenced before the
LOAD_ATTR. That holds for the single-frame collapse. It does not hold for the multi-frame arm ofwalker_capture_snapshot_for_last_guard_impl, which resumes the callee at its own pc and the caller at the CALL return point, and which fires when the paused-caller chain covers the full inline depth.That condition is factored out as
walker_inline_guard_resumes_in_calleeand is now what the three folds consult, so the emitter and its consumers cannot drift apart. The collapse case stays declined.synth/inlined_helper_mutationis the case that made this visible: itspush(a, v)bindsa.appendinside an inlined callee. UnderPYRE_FBW_DEBUG_ABORT=1the benchmark prints noCollapse::*line at all — every inlined CALL in it already had a full parent chain, so the decline was pure loss.synth/inlined_helper_mutationmax-pypy-ratioThe benchmark's own acceptance check — the appended count and the attribute count must both equal the iteration count, in both helper orderings — holds at 2900000/2900000.
No jitstats baseline moves on any backend: the change turns residual calls into inline IR whose guards do not fail, so
loops_compiled/bridges_compiled/guard_failuresare unchanged.MAJIT_LOG=1's per-tracefinal ops: … call_may_force=Nis what tracks it.2.
__getattr__was the one user dunder with no inline resolverTen-plus call sites reach
try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call—__init__,__hash__,__index__,__getitem__, property get/set, the user binops and compareops.__getattr__had none, so every hooked attribute access cost one opaque residual holding the wholeobject_getattr_misswalk plus a fresh frame for the hook.try_walker_inline_user_callcannot serve it: that one admits onlyPyreHelperKind::{CallFn,CallKw,CallFunctionEx}, and a__getattr__hook is reached from aLoadAttrresidual.The miss is what makes the fold possible.
getattr_hook_fast_pathinmapdict.rsis the miss twin ofload_attr_fast_path: it answers "this name resolves nowhere on this type or this instance, and the type defines__getattr__" and hands back the two pins that make that answer constant — the type's version tag and the instance's map.try_walker_inline_getattr_hookguards both throughwalker_guard_mapdict_instance_shapeand then inlines the hook body in place of the residual.The hook is a special method, so it is bound through the descriptor protocol like any other (
objspace.py:710 get_and_call_function).HookLeadingnames the three spellings: a plain function leads with the receiver,ClassMethod.__get__leads with the class,StaticMethod.__get__binds nothing and the name is the only argument. All three fold; none is admitted by an arity guess.synth/getattr_hook_bindingmax-pypy-ratioextra_tests/parity_tests/getattr_hook_inline_deopt.pyis new and covers what the two pins owe. Each loop runs long enough to compile and then breaks exactly one pin mid-loop — a store that puts the name on the instance, a reassigned__getattr__, a class attribute that shadows the hook — and asserts the recorded values differ at the iteration the pin broke, which is what distinguishes a deopt from a reused compiled answer. A classmethod hook binding the receiver's own class rather than the base, anAttributeErrorraised out of the hook, and a hook that installs the attribute it was asked for are covered for the same reason: they are ordinary outcomes of an inlined body, not shapes the fold may quietly turn into a returned value.Verification
Rebuilt from clean on the current branch tip, with all four LLBC artefacts current (
extract-llbc.py --checkrc=0):check.py --backend dynasmcheck.py --backend craneliftcheck.py --backend wasmextra_tests/parity_tests/run.py --dynasm-onlycpython_tests/run.py --backend dynasmcargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasmBoth ceilings are twice the slowest of the three backends, rounded up.
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__getattr__hooks are changed during hot loops.Performance
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