majit: fix five defects in the wasm inline-bridge facility - #1342
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WalkthroughWasm codegen now rebases independently numbered inlined bridge regions, preserves their constants, applies region-aware liveness, and restores chained bridge dispatch slots during loop re-emission. A regression test verifies identical output for colliding and disjoint region value IDs. ChangesWasm bridge region handling
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to When wasm inline bridges are enabled, the current implementation can still miscompile programs by losing owner folded constants during region merging, and extreme value-id layouts can produce invalid or excessively large generated modules. These correctness risks should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant LoopReemission
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LoopReemission->>CompiledWasmLoop: read direct and chained bridge slots
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| if r.is_none() || r.is_constant() || r.is_temp_var() { | ||
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When PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE is enabled and an optimized bridge reads a folded value represented by a producer-less, non-constant OpRef, this shifts the reference but leaves ModuleBuildInputs.constants keyed by its original raw ID. Consequently, unbound_pool_const_seeds looks up the shifted ID and normally rejects an otherwise valid inline with “no producing op and no constant-pool entry”; if that key happens to exist for another pooled value, it can seed the wrong bits instead. The region's constant-pool keys need to be rebased alongside its inputs and operations.
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확인했습니다 — 실제 결함이 맞고, 지적하신 것보다 한 겹 더 깊었습니다.
풀은 컴파일 단위마다 등록되므로(Backend::set_constants_pool 이 다음 compile_loop/compile_bridge 를 지목), inline 시점에 candidate.constants 를 bridge 의 풀로 덮어쓰던 기존 코드는 owner 자신의 folded value 까지 자기 것이 아닌 풀에서 조회하고 있었습니다. 그 위에 value id rebase 가 region 쪽 조회까지 어긋나게 만든 것이 지적하신 P2 입니다.
수정 방향:
- 각 region 이 자기 trace 의 풀을
InlinedBridge::constants로 들고 다니고, candidate 는 loop 자신의 풀을 그대로 유지합니다. 병합된 스트림의 양쪽이 각자 컴파일된 풀로 해석됩니다. build_wasm_module이 region 의 key window 를 rebase offset 에 재생하고, 그 window 안에 다른 trace 가 남긴 key 는 제거합니다. 말씀하신 두 번째 경우(다른 값의 bits 를 seed) 는 풀이 per-trace 라 owner 범위에서는 발생하지 않지만, window 안에 남은 이전 region 의 key 로는 발생할 수 있어 명시적으로 지웁니다.
majit: rebase an inlined region's constant-pool keys with its value ids 로 반영했습니다.
— commented by Claude
`LabelResumeData::collect` runs over the merged analysis stream, owner ops
followed by each appended bridge region. A region's live-ins are inputargs of
that stream, so they are defined before every resumable LABEL, and they appear
in no LABEL argument list, so every read of them after a LABEL was recorded as
a frame capture at that LABEL.
A region is reachable only through the guard-fail branch that is its sole
predecessor, and that branch assigns those values, so nothing the entry
dispatch can land on reaches a region's first read without passing through
their definition. `collect_with_regions` therefore takes the merge site's
region spans and marks each region's live-in ids available at every label
positioned before it.
The fresh-entry home clear skipped any home the entry input loop fills. That
loop walks `entry_inputargs`, not the merged list, so a region live-in's home
is not filled there; it was only cleared because the capture plan placed it in
the high LABEL-capture region, which is zeroed unconditionally. Computing the
skip from `entry_inputargs` keeps those homes cleared once they become
ordinary homes.
Measured with `PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE=1`, two modules from one tree switched
by `--module`, fuel of record, stdout identical on every fixture:
global_quasiimmut_invalidation -19.77% -> -22.00%
kept_stack_depth_gt1_heap -7.00% -> -8.09%
kept_stack_depth_gt1 -4.78% -> -5.91%
if_else_jump_forward -3.22% -> -3.67%
short_circuit_value_kept_stack +3.31% -> -0.27%
inline_multiframe_branchy_carrier +273.25% -> -8.41%
`inline_decl_label_resume_layout` and the `inline_geometry` shortage records go
to zero on the three fixtures that reported them, and one more inline is
accepted on each of those.
Assisted-by: Claude
`compile_bridge` writes a dispatch cell for every accepted bridge, but recorded the slot in `CompiledWasmLoop::bridge_slots` only when the failing guard belongs to the loop itself. `reemit_loop` replays its freshly allocated cell array from that map alone. A bridge chained onto a guard inside a region merged into the loop has its cells carved out of the loop array (`chained_trace_meta[trace_id].cells_base = new_cells_base + offset * 4`), which a re-emission reallocates, so its cell was dropped and never restored. A standalone chained bridge keeps its own module's array and was unaffected. Add `chained_bridge_slots`, keyed by the guard's owning trace id and per-trace fail index, recorded at the same site for the non-direct case and replayed in the `chained_trace_meta` rebuild where each region's new base is known. Measured with `PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE=1` on `kept_stack_branch_depths`: `FIRED` 148 -> 11, `walks` 149 -> 12, `wasm_ops` +600.79% -> +1.62%. Over the 429 synthetic fixtures the flag's aggregate goes +0.918% -> +0.008% with no output mismatch. Assisted-by: Claude
The owner trace and each region merged into it are separately recorded and number their values independently from zero, and `InputArg::fresh_value_copy` keeps `index`, so concatenating the streams aliased a region's values onto the owner's in the merged stream's single local namespace. A region is entered by storing into the local its input arg names and leaves through the loop header, so an id it shared with an owner value live across the back edge overwrote that value for every following iteration. `build_wasm_module` now shifts each region's input args, op positions, args and fail args onto a range above everything already merged, and emits the guard entry moves and region bodies from the rebased copies. Rebinding through `Operand::bound_from_opref` leaves the retained region's own producers untouched. Adds a test asserting the emitted module is byte-identical whether the region numbers its values from an id the owner uses or from one above every owner id. Assisted-by: Claude
…entry A region's input args join the merged stream's input-arg list, which `HomeLiveness` dates to trace entry. Their last use is inside the region, at the tail of the merged stream, so every collecting call in the owner's body sat inside their live range: each Ref one took an ordinary home and was reloaded after every such call, on every iteration, for a value nothing in the owner reads. On `nested_callee_chain_mutation_abort` that was 100 reloads across the loop body's 8 collecting calls, 300 charged ops per iteration. The guard-fail branch that is a region's sole predecessor writes those locals and jumps straight into the region, so their definition point is the region. `HomeLiveness::collect_with_regions` dates them there, which leaves them live across the region's own collect points and nowhere else. `InlinedRegionSpan::collect` now builds the spans for both `build_wasm_module` and `build_function`, so the homes `RefHomes` reserves and the reload filter agree on one set of spans. Assisted-by: Claude
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… for `patch_jump_for_descr` rewrites a guard's own jump once a bridge is attached to it. A wasm module is immutable after compilation, so the guard reads a table slot out of a mutable cell array instead, which is why those writes are retained and replayed across a re-emission. The field doc described the replay without naming what it replaces. Assisted-by: Claude
The backend constant pool is keyed by value position for a folded value that has no producing op — `sanitize_backend_constants_for_ops` retains exactly the positions no live operation produces — and it is registered per compile (`Backend::set_constants_pool` names the next `compile_loop` / `compile_bridge`). Each trace therefore numbers its own keys, and rebasing a region's value ids moved its reads off the entries that describe them: `unbound_pool_const_seeds` then either declines a resolvable value or, where another trace left a key at the shifted id, seeds it with that value's bits. Each region now carries the pool of its own trace, and the merge replays that pool's `0..width` key window at the region's rebase offset, removing a key another trace left inside the window. Keys outside the window are left alone: they belong to whichever compile registered the pool this module was handed, and rewriting them overwrites the entries the owner's own operations read. Assisted-by: Claude
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3336-3343: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winStop overwriting the owner's constant pool now that the region carries its own.
Line 3342 gives the region its own pool.
build_wasm_moduleseedsrebased_constantsfrom the owner pool and replays only each region's rebased window, so every owner key outside those windows must survive fromcandidate.constants.Line 3348 still assigns
candidate.constants = self.constants.clone().self.constantsis the poolset_constants_poolinstalled for this bridge compile, not the owner's. The assignment discards any owner folded-constant seed the bridge pool does not carry.unbound_pool_const_seedsthen declines the module or seeds the wrong bits for an owner value.Remove the assignment. The owner pool already reached
candidatewhen the loop was first compiled.🐛 Proposed fix
let mut merged_ops = candidate.ops.clone(); for region in &candidate.inlined_bridges { merged_ops.extend(region.ops.iter().cloned()); } - candidate.constants = self.constants.clone(); candidate.classptr_to_typeid = self.collect_classptr_typeid_table(&merged_ops);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/codegen.rs`:
- Around line 2379-2390: Update rebase_region_value_ids to validate the rebasing
range before applying shift: use checked offset-plus-width arithmetic and return
BackendError::Unsupported if the result exceeds 0x8000_0000, while allowing
equality. Preserve the existing shifting behavior for valid ranges and handle
arithmetic overflow as unsupported.
In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/failguard.rs`:
- Around line 680-686: Document the wasm-specific ownership exception for
chained bridge slots near chained_bridge_slots, explaining why the side table is
keyed by (trace_id, fail_index) and why loop-array re-emission requires
replaying rebuilt chained_trace_meta; otherwise, move the bridge target state
onto the owning fail descriptor and remove the side table.
In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/tests/codegen_test.rs`:
- Around line 1387-1426: Extend the test fixture around the ModuleBuildInputs
construction to populate the region and owner pools with a folded-constant seed
whose region id collides with an owner key, exercising constant-window replay
while preserving the existing colliding/disjoint byte-equality assertion. Update
build to invoke build_wasm_module twice on the same inputs and assert both
emitted byte vectors are identical, covering repeated re-emission of retained
inlined_bridges.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 3336-3343: Remove the candidate.constants overwrite in the
inlined-bridge construction flow, leaving candidate.constants seeded from the
owner pool. Preserve the region-specific constants field and ensure
build_wasm_module continues rebasing from the owner pool while replaying each
region’s window.
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| fn rebase_region_value_ids(bridge: &InlinedBridge, offset: u32) -> (InlinedBridge, u32) { | ||
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Reject rebasing across the raw value-id boundary.
OpRef::with_raw preserves the enum variant, but wasm emitters use OpRef::raw_is_constant. If offset + width > 0x8000_0000, a value id enters the raw constant range and its result can be skipped. IDs at or above 0xFFFF_0000 can also cause an enormous ValueLocals allocation. Return BackendError::Unsupported when checked offset + width exceeds 0x8000_0000; equality is safe because width is one past the last id.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/codegen.rs` around lines 2379 - 2390, Update
rebase_region_value_ids to validate the rebasing range before applying shift:
use checked offset-plus-width arithmetic and return BackendError::Unsupported if
the result exceeds 0x8000_0000, while allowing equality. Preserve the existing
shifting behavior for valid ranges and handle arithmetic overflow as
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| /// The same, for a guard that lives inside a trace chained onto this loop, | ||
| /// keyed by `(owning trace_id, per-trace fail index)`. A standalone chained | ||
| /// bridge keeps its cells in its own module's array, which survives; a | ||
| /// region merged into this loop does not, because a re-emission reallocates | ||
| /// the loop array its guards are carved out of. Replayed once the rebuilt | ||
| /// `chained_trace_meta` names the new bases. | ||
| pub chained_bridge_slots: RefCell<std::collections::HashMap<(u64, u32), u32>>, |
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sed -n '431,470p' rpython/jit/metainterp/history.py
sed -n '292,325p' rpython/jit/backend/model.py
rg -l 'patch_jump_for_descr|lookup_bridge_addr|bridges_count|invalidate_positions' rpython/jit/backend rpython/jit/metainterp | head -n 40
printf '%s\n' '--- RPython bridge patching sites ---'
files="$(rg -l 'patch_jump_for_descr|lookup_bridge_addr' rpython/jit/backend rpython/jit/metainterp | head -n 20 || true)"
if [ -n "$files" ]; then
# Avoid pipefail/SIGPIPE truncation while keeping output bounded.
while IFS= read -r file; do
rg -n -C 8 'patch_jump_for_descr|lookup_bridge_addr|bridges_count' "$file" || true
done <<< "$files"
fi
printf '%s\n' '--- local map lifecycle without broad context ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
for path in (
Path("majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/lib.rs"),
Path("majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/failguard.rs"),
):
for i, line in enumerate(path.read_text().splitlines(), 1):
if "chained_bridge_slots" in line:
print(f"{path}:{i}:{line.strip()}")
PY
printf '%s\n' '--- local drop implementation ---'
rg -n -C 25 'impl Drop|fn drop' majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/failguard.rs || trueRepository: youknowone/pyre
Length of output: 18268
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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
repo_root="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
cd "$repo_root"
printf '%s\n' '--- reemit post-replacement return paths ---'
sed -n '2020,2105p' majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/lib.rs
printf '%s\n' '--- deterministic lifecycle checks ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
text = Path("majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/lib.rs").read_text()
checks = {
"chained insertion is guarded by wasm cell/slot availability":
'if source_cells_base != 0 && bridge_slot != 0' in text and
'.chained_bridge_slots' in text,
"chained insertion uses source trace and fail index":
'.insert((source_trace_id, source_fail_index), bridge_slot)' in text,
"reemit consumes the same key shape":
'for (&(trace_id, fail_index), &bridge_slot)' in text,
"reemit filters by region trace and per-trace index":
'trace_id != region.trace_id || fail_index as usize >= count' in text,
"direct inline rollback restores direct map":
'.bridge_slots' in text and
'.bridge_slots\\n' not in text, # report only; direct source inspection follows
"chained map has no remove operation":
'.chained_bridge_slots' in text and
'.chained_bridge_slots\\n' not in text,
}
for name, result in checks.items():
print(f"{name}: {result}")
# Print all lines that mention the chained map or its key, without relying on
# broad search output.
for i, line in enumerate(text.splitlines(), 1):
if "chained_bridge_slots" in line or "source_trace_id, source_fail_index" in line:
print(f"{i}: {line.strip()}")
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repo_root="$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
cd "$repo_root"
printf '%s\n' '--- WasmFailDescr ownership and mutability ---'
rg -n -C 18 'struct WasmFailDescr|impl WasmFailDescr|trace_id:|fail_index:' \
majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/failguard.rs majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/lib.rs | head -n 260
printf '%s\n' '--- all bridge-slot writes and descriptor resolution ---'
rg -n -C 8 'bridge_slots|bridge_slot|global_fail_descr|WasmFailDescr' \
majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/failguard.rs majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/lib.rs | head -n 420Repository: youknowone/pyre
Length of output: 50371
Move bridge-slot state to the owning fail descriptor or document the wasm-specific exception. RPython stores the bridge target on the fail descriptor via adr_jump_offset; it has no (trace_id, fail_index) -> slot side table. The current map overwrites replacement keys and does not require chained rollback, but its ownership differs from the upstream shape.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/failguard.rs` around lines 680 - 686, Document
the wasm-specific ownership exception for chained bridge slots near
chained_bridge_slots, explaining why the side table is keyed by (trace_id,
fail_index) and why loop-array re-emission requires replaying rebuilt
chained_trace_meta; otherwise, move the bridge target state onto the owning fail
descriptor and remove the side table.
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| inlined_bridges: vec![codegen::InlinedBridge { | ||
| source_fail_index: 1, | ||
| trace_id: 7, | ||
| inputargs: vec![ | ||
| InputArg::from_type(Type::Int, base), | ||
| InputArg::from_type(Type::Int, base + 1), | ||
| ], | ||
| ops: region_ops, | ||
| gc_table_base: 0, | ||
| constants: indexmap::IndexMap::new(), | ||
| }], | ||
| constants: indexmap::IndexMap::new(), | ||
| vtable_offset: Some(0), | ||
| classptr_to_typeid: HashMap::new(), | ||
| guard_gc_type_info: codegen::GuardGcTypeInfo::default(), | ||
| alloc: codegen::AllocHelpers::default(), | ||
| wb_fn_ptr: 0, | ||
| nursery: None, | ||
| invalidated_flag_addr: 0, | ||
| gc_table_base: 0, | ||
| fail_index_base: 0, | ||
| bridge_cells_base: 0, | ||
| bridge_entry_arity: None, | ||
| bridge_param_dispatch: false, | ||
| trace_entry_census: None, | ||
| external_jump_slot: 0, | ||
| external_jump_key: 0, | ||
| frame: codegen::FrameGeometry::fixed(), | ||
| ca: codegen::CaParams::default(), | ||
| }; | ||
| codegen::build_wasm_module(&inputs) | ||
| .expect("a loop-closing region merges into its owner") | ||
| .0 | ||
| } | ||
|
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| let colliding = build(2); | ||
| let disjoint = build(40); | ||
| validate_wasm(&colliding); | ||
| validate_wasm(&disjoint); | ||
| assert_eq!(colliding, disjoint); |
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Extend the fixture to cover the constant window and repeated builds.
The test proves that the region's starting id is not observable. Two paths in the same change stay uncovered.
First, both fixtures pass an empty region pool at line 1396 and an empty owner pool at line 1398. The constant-window replay in build_wasm_module never runs. That branch inserts each region key at id + next_value_id and removes any owner key already inside the window, so a regression there ships untested. Give the region one folded-constant seed whose id collides with an owner pool key, and keep the byte-equality assertion.
Second, build calls build_wasm_module once per base. The retained inlined_bridges must survive rebasing unchanged, because reemit_loop rebases the same retained regions on every re-emission. Call build_wasm_module twice on one ModuleBuildInputs and assert the two byte vectors match. That covers the re-emission path directly.
♻️ Proposed second-build assertion
- codegen::build_wasm_module(&inputs)
- .expect("a loop-closing region merges into its owner")
- .0
+ let first = codegen::build_wasm_module(&inputs)
+ .expect("a loop-closing region merges into its owner")
+ .0;
+ // The retained regions keep their own numbering, so rebasing the same
+ // inputs again must reproduce the same module.
+ let second = codegen::build_wasm_module(&inputs)
+ .expect("a retained region rebases identically on re-emission")
+ .0;
+ assert_eq!(first, second, "rebasing mutated the retained region");
+ first
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/tests/codegen_test.rs` around lines 1387 - 1426,
Extend the test fixture around the ModuleBuildInputs construction to populate
the region and owner pools with a folded-constant seed whose region id collides
with an owner key, exercising constant-window replay while preserving the
existing colliding/disjoint byte-equality assertion. Update build to invoke
build_wasm_module twice on the same inputs and assert both emitted byte vectors
are identical, covering repeated re-emission of retained inlined_bridges.
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…1355) * majit: build an inlined bridge's merged module once instead of twice Accepting an inline ran `build_wasm_module` over the merged candidate as an eligibility trial, and `reemit_loop` then ran the same build over the same candidate to produce the module it installs. The trial's own bytes were discarded; only its `Ok`/`Err` was read. Nothing `reemit_loop` does before that build needs unwinding on failure: it reads the fail-index base and allocates a bridge-cell array that is dropped on the error path. The two destructive steps at the call site — dropping the guard's direct-dispatch slot and zeroing its cell — were already restored by the existing error arm. So the install runs directly and its build answers the eligibility question. `classify_inline_install_error` keeps the per-shortage decline tallies the host prints, and routes a module-replacement rejection to the re-emission counter instead. Executed wasm ops with `PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGE=1`, over all 431 synthetic fixtures: aggregate -0.090%, and -0.41% mean over the 75 fixtures that accept an inline. Per fixture the saving is 1.6M to 14.2M ops per accepted inline (nested_callee_chain_mutation_abort -2.42%, nested_loop_correctness -1.92%, float_pow_overflow_exp -1.30%, subscr_negative_index_deopt -1.11%). No fixture moves more than +0.15%, stdout is identical on all 431, and every fixture reports the same `inline_ok` count as before. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: decline an inlined region whose rebased ids leave the value-id space `rebase_region_value_ids` shifts a region's value ids with `OpRef::with_raw`, which preserves the variant. The wasm emitters classify by raw payload (`OpRef::raw_is_constant`), so an id shifted to or past `1 << 31` stops naming a value local and reads as a constant, and one shifted past the `TempVar` sentinel base would size `ValueLocals` by a near-`u32::MAX` id. `OpRef::VALUE_ID_LIMIT` names one past the highest raw an ordinary value id may carry, and the rebase declines when `offset + width` exceeds it. Equality is admitted: `width` is one past the region's last id. Reported by CodeRabbit on #1342. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: cover the inlined region's constant-window replay and its re-emission The region fixture passed an empty pool on both sides, so the constant-window replay in `build_wasm_module` never ran under test: mutating either arm — the insert at `id + offset`, and the removal of an owner key that lands inside the window — left the suite green. The region now reads a value with no producing op, bound only by its own pool, so the insert is what makes the module build; and a third build gives the owner pool a key inside the region's window with the region's own seed removed, which must reach the "read with no producing op" decline rather than answer the read with the owner's unrelated bits. Both mutations now fail the test. `build` also builds the same `ModuleBuildInputs` twice and asserts the bytes match, because `reemit_loop` rebases the same retained regions on every re-emission. Reported by CodeRabbit on #1342. Assisted-by: Claude * wasm: decline an inlined region carrying an unarmed CALL_ASSEMBLER `CaParams` is decided when the owner loop is compiled and `reemit_loop` reuses the owner's stored `ModuleBuildInputs` verbatim, so a region merged in later brings a callee that is absent from `ca.targets`. The dedicated CALL_ASSEMBLER arm is guarded on `ca.emit_ca`; an op that misses it falls through to the ordinary residual-call arm, which lowers arg 0 as an `__indirect_function_table` slot, while a CALL_ASSEMBLER's arg 0 is the callee's first frame slot. `build_wasm_module` now rejects such a region in the loop that validates the merged stream, and `classify_inline_install_error` routes the decline to `BRIDGE_DIAG[49]` / `inline_decl_call_assembler`. Assisted-by: Claude * wasm-runner: name a residual call slot that indexes no live function `jit_call_trampoline_inner` answered a `table.get` miss by writing 0 into the call area's result slot and returning Ok. For a Ref result that 0 is indistinguishable from a null Ref the callee returned, so a call lowered against the wrong operand was answered with a plausible value rather than trapping. The miss now names the slot once per distinct value; the value written is unchanged. Assisted-by: Claude
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Six fixes to the wasm inline-bridge facility.
PYRE_WASM_INLINE_BRIDGEis off bydefault, so none of them changes shipped behaviour; all six change what the flag does
when set.
majit: keep an inlined region's live-ins out of the label capture planLabelResumeData::collectseeds a label'savailableset from that label's arglist andthen treats every later read of a
defined_beforevalue as a frame capture. An inlinedregion is appended after every resumable label, so its live-ins were read as captures even
though the guard-fail branch that is the region's sole predecessor assigns them. The plan
grew, and
inline_decl_label_resume_layoutdeclined the inline outright on traces thathad any resumable label.
InlinedRegionSpanrecords where each region starts and which value ids carry itslive-ins;
collect_with_regionsmarks those ids available for every label the regionfollows.
majit: replay chained bridge dispatch cells across a loop re-emissioncompile_bridgewrites a dispatch cell for every accepted bridge but recorded the slot inCompiledWasmLoop::bridge_slotsonly for a guard belonging to the loop itself, andreemit_loopreplays its freshly allocated cell array from that map alone. A bridgechained onto a guard inside a region merged into the loop has its cells carved out of the
loop array, which a re-emission reallocates, so its cell was dropped and never restored;
that guard then deopted to the tracer on every failure and retraced a bridge it could
never reach. A standalone chained bridge keeps its own module's array and was unaffected.
On
kept_stack_branch_depthsunder the flag:FIRED148 -> 11,walks149 -> 12.majit: rebase an inlined bridge region's value ids off the owner'sThe owner trace and each region merged into it are separately recorded and number their
values independently from zero, and
InputArg::fresh_value_copykeepsindex, soconcatenating the streams aliased a region's values onto the owner's —
ValueLocals::localis injective, so a shared id is a shared wasm local. A region is entered by storing into
the local its input arg names and leaves through the loop header, so an id it shared with
an owner value live across the back edge overwrote that value for every following
iteration.
On
kept_stack_aliased_swap_boxedthe aliased owner values were its hoistedLoadFromGcTableresults; one of them is the operand of the owner's next guard, which isdead in the base arm and then failed on half of all iterations, detouring them through a
second region. That is a latent miscompile, benign there only because the clobbered locals
happen to be read solely as guard operands.
The added test asserts the emitted module is byte-identical whether a region numbers its
values from an id the owner uses or from one above every owner id.
majit: date an inlined region's live-ins to the region, not to trace entryA region's input args join the merged stream's input-arg list, which
HomeLivenessdatesto trace entry. Their last use is inside the region, at the tail of the merged stream, so
every collecting call in the owner's body sat inside their live range: each Ref one took
an ordinary home and was reloaded after every such call, on every iteration, for a value
nothing in the owner reads. On
nested_callee_chain_mutation_abortthat was 100 reloadsacross the loop body's 8 collecting calls, 300 charged ops per iteration.
The guard-fail branch that is a region's sole predecessor writes those locals and jumps
straight into the region, so their definition point is the region.
majit: rebase an inlined region's constant-pool keys with its value idsThe backend constant pool is keyed by value position for a folded value that has no
producing op, and it is registered per compile, so each trace numbers its own keys and
rebasing a region's value ids moved its reads off the entries that describe them. Each
region now carries the pool of its own trace, and the merge replays that pool's key window
at the region's rebase offset. Reported by Codex on this PR.
majit: name the guard-jump patch the wasm bridge cell array stands in forDocumentation only: the
bridge_slotsdoc described the replay without namingpatch_jump_for_descr, the mutable-dispatch mechanism a wasm module cannot have.Measured effect of the flag over the 431 synthetic fixtures
Per-iteration cost, fitting
slope(m) = L + (E-L)/monkept_stack_aliased_swap_boxedrewritten to fail its guard once every
miterations (L= fall-through cost,E=guard-event cost, residuals 0.0000 at m = 2, 3, 6, 12, 30):
The facility always won on the guard-event path; the regression was
Lmoving 102 -> 120,a tax on iterations that do not fail the guard. It is now exactly zero, and every guard
rate is a win: -43.49 / -28.00 / -14.00 / -7.00 / -2.80 ops per iteration at m = 2 / 3 /
6 / 12 / 30.
kept_stack_aliased_swap_boxedgoes +10.30% -> -8.98% andbridge_branchy_callee+13.54% -> -3.63%.The second per-iteration cost is the one the home-liveness fix removes. Fitting
ops = A + S*nonnested_callee_chain_mutation_abortat n = 400k and 800k, itsper-iteration delta goes +230.86 -> -28.54 ops, and at n = 800000 the fixture goes
+5.17% -> +0.95%.
The flag stays off. What is left is the fixed cost of an accepted inline — roughly +70M
guest ops per accepted region, spent on the extra tracing and the speculative merged
module builds — which is what the remaining regressions are made of; every one of them
shrinks as the iteration count grows.
Verified:
cargo test -p majit-backend-wasm(43 passed),cargo checkon the host andwasm32-unknown-unknowntargets,cargo fmt --check, and the 431-fixture sweep abovewith no output mismatch.
Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
Tests