jit: count the admissions the gates refuse, and stop baking a thread's ec into a bridge - #1400
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 1 remains after this review. WalkthroughThe JIT now admits additional comprehension operations and selected dirty callees with bare re-raise handlers. It preserves symbolic execution contexts during frame reconstruction. Diagnostics expand from 14 to 19 slots. Benchmark records and directive validation were updated. ChangesJIT tracing and diagnostics
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change broadens admission for ordinary Dirty callees and adds bridge execution-context fallback handling, but unresolved correctness risks remain for bound-method calls and a rare multi-frame bridge path that could replay effects incorrectly or fail to materialize the execution context. Merge should wait for these risks to be fixed or explicitly accepted by the owner. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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JITEvaluator->>InlineCallAdmission: evaluate comprehension and FOR_ITER gates
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When the default check reaches cranelift—and wasm when its target is installed—the backend-independent tracer change produces the new compilation census, but the corresponding .cranelift.jitstats and .wasm.jitstats files for this fixture still expect bridges_compiled=4, guard_failures=804, and loops_compiled=2. Only updating the dynasm baseline therefore makes the required multi-backend python3 pyre/check.py gate fail; re-record the affected cranelift and wasm baselines as well (the other two changed dynasm fixtures have the same stale siblings).
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 3667-3701: Update the ordinary_raise_handler condition in the
inline-call admission logic to require bound_method.is_none(), ensuring only
ordinary calls set foriter_dirty_ordinary_admit while bound-method callees
remain on the bound-method path.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/state.rs`:
- Line 14705: Validate that ec_box is not OpRef::NONE before entering
setup_reconstructed_callee_frame; if it is missing, recover a live execution
context or reject the carrier instead of allowing the fallback to
ctx.const_ref(execution_context as i64). Update the setup_bridge_sym flow and
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| // `MetaInterp.perform_call` pushes one MIFrame for every | ||
| // inlined call; whether Python spelled it as `f(x)` or | ||
| // `obj.m(x)` does not change the callee frame or its exception | ||
| // edges. Route a supported ordinary CALL through the same | ||
| // multi-frame red-frame path below. | ||
| // | ||
| // The generated resume chain is currently sound for one | ||
| // paused caller around an ordinary function with a bare | ||
| // re-raise in its own handler when the callable is a trace | ||
| // constant. Keep red-polymorphic calls and the remaining Dirty | ||
| // shapes residual until their bridge snapshots can encode every | ||
| // callable-specific traceback node. The bound-method route | ||
| // already has its own tested multi-frame admission. | ||
| let mut arg_state = pyre_interpreter::bytecode::OpArgState::default(); | ||
| let has_bare_raise = callee_code.instructions.iter().copied().any(|unit| { | ||
| let (instruction, op_arg) = arg_state.get(unit); | ||
| matches!( | ||
| instruction, | ||
| pyre_interpreter::bytecode::Instruction::RaiseVarargs { argc } | ||
| if matches!( | ||
| argc.get(op_arg), | ||
| pyre_interpreter::bytecode::oparg::RaiseKind::BareRaise | ||
| ) | ||
| ) | ||
| }); | ||
| let ordinary_raise_handler = has_bare_raise | ||
| && body_facts.has_exception_table | ||
| && callable_guard_op.is_constant() | ||
| && ctx.session.borrow().framestack.len() < 2; | ||
| foriter_dirty_ordinary_admit = entry_is_call_boundary && ordinary_raise_handler; | ||
| foriter_dirty_bound = entry_is_call_boundary | ||
| && (bound_method.is_some() || ordinary_raise_handler) | ||
| && !pyre_interpreter::code_has_for_iter(callee_code) | ||
| && !pyre_interpreter::code_is_self_recursive(callee_code); | ||
| foriter_dirty_bound |
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branchy_dirty=True):
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Confine ordinary_raise_handler to ordinary calls.
Add bound_method.is_none() to prevent bound-method Dirty callees from bypassing the branchy-handler decline through foriter_dirty_ordinary_admit.
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs` around lines 3667 -
3701, Update the ordinary_raise_handler condition in the inline-call admission
logic to require bound_method.is_none(), ensuring only ordinary calls set
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When bridge setup cannot recover the portal ec red—such as the newly counted skeleton-jitcode or empty resumed-register cases—ec_box is NONE, so this branch still embeds the recording thread's PyExecutionContext address as a constant. If that compiled bridge is later executed by another free-threaded interpreter thread, its reconstructed callee frame uses the wrong thread's context and may retain a dangling pointer; derive ec from the live frame or decline this bridge rather than preserving the constant fallback.
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When a Dirty callee contains a bare raise anywhere in its bytecode and an unrelated exception-table entry, these independent booleans classify it as the supported “re-raise in its own handler” shape. In a FOR_ITER-inlined call, that sets foriter_dirty_raise_handler_admit and disables the branchy-handler safety screen below; if the walk then aborts after an effectful opcode, the callee-rebuild path can replay the opcode and duplicate the effect—the exact case that screen prevents. Associate the RAISE_VARARGS PC with the relevant handler range rather than treating any exception table as sufficient.
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When a constant Dirty callee has multiple handler regions—one containing except E: raise and another with an effectful path—this code-object-wide any returns true based solely on the first handler. That sets foriter_dirty_raise_handler_admit and bypasses the whole-body branchy-handler safety screen, so a structural abort in the unrelated handler after a mutation can rebuild and replay the opcode, duplicating the mutation. Fresh evidence after the earlier fix is that this helper still proves only that some supported handler exists, rather than that every Dirty abort path belongs to that handler; restrict the exemption to the handler/path whose resume shape was actually proven safe.
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Fresh evidence after the earlier comments is that callee_only_bare_reraises_in_handlers now checks every RAISE_VARARGS, but it still says nothing about handler paths containing no raise: for example, a constant callee with except ValueError: raise and a sibling except TypeError: that mutates a global and returns passes the helper because its sole RAISE_VARARGS qualifies. On the sibling path this code-object-wide flag nevertheless bypasses the Dirty branchy-handler screen, so an abort after the mutation can rebuild/replay the callee and duplicate the effect; tie the exemption to the handler/path whose resume coordinate is proven safe rather than suppressing the screen for the entire body.
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`float()` accepts `inf` and `nan`, and the `<= 0` test does not catch either — `nan <= 0` is False. So `# pyre-check: max-pypy-ratio=nan` parsed, gated nothing (every comparison against nan is False) and read as a configured ceiling; `inf` did the same by never being exceeded. The same held for `max-wasm-ratio` and `max-rss-mb`, which share the parser. No corpus file carries one. Differentially checked against the parser this replaces: of 5643 (file, accessor) pairs over 627 files, seven change — the six non-finite values now raise, and `-inf` reports "must be finite" where it reported "must be positive", because the finiteness test runs first. Assisted-by: Claude
Every counter on the `[jit-stats]` line describes something the tracer did. A frame, back edge or armed trace the admission gates refuse never reaches the tracer, so it aborts nothing, compiles nothing, and fails no guard: `loops_aborted`, `loops_compiled` and `guard_failures` all hold at whatever the refusal itself produced. The refused population had no counter at all, and the census that names it (`PYRE_FOR_ITER_GATE_DIAG`, `PYRE_FBW_DEBUG_ABORT`) collects only when one of those knobs is set. Three tally slots, one per deciding predicate: `gate_declined_shape` for `unsupported_jit_shape`, `gate_declined_for_iter_region` for the back edge's FOR_ITER gate over the loop region being entered, and `gate_declined_function_entry` for `function_entry_trace_is_jit_safe`. The first two refuse an entry; the third refuses one armed trace and leaves the frame interpreted, so its back edges still decide for themselves. The keys carry a `gate_` prefix rather than the `fbw_` the existing tallies use, because the gates run before any full-body walk. They sit outside `JITSTATS_SNAPSHOT_FIELDS`, so no baseline moves. Assisted-by: Claude
`setup_bridge_sym` reads `ec` from the portal red's dedicated post-color register in the failing guard's frame-register section. Two things make that read fail: a skeleton jitcode carries `u16::MAX` for both portal red colors, and a resumed register can be empty. Either way `sym.execution_context` stays `NONE` and the first consumer calls `ensure_execution_context`, which emits a `GetfieldGcR` off the frame instead. Both outcomes compile and nothing else separates them, so a bridge that never carries the live red is indistinguishable from one that does. Two slots, `bridge_ec_from_portal_red` and `bridge_ec_missing`, bumped at the one site that decides it; they sum to the number of bridge setups. The `bridge_` prefix names the producer, as `fbw_` and `gate_` do for the other tallies. Assisted-by: Claude
`setup_reconstructed_callee_frame` built its `ec` seed as `ctx.const_ref(execution_context)` and spent that ConstPtr three ways: the `execution_context` argument of the emitted `new_pyframe` vable, the `argboxes_r` entry at the portal `ec` color, and the fallback for `pending.sym.execution_context`. Each one writes the recording thread's `PyExecutionContext` address into the compiled bridge. `PyPyJitDriver.reds = ['frame', 'ec']`, and `perform_call` gives an inlined callee the caller's own `ec` Box, so the seed is the caller's live red. `run_perfn_walk` already reads `sym.execution_context()` for the same reason. Thread that OpRef in from the three call sites, each of which holds a `WalkSym` already. The concrete pointer stays a parameter: the callee's `PyFrame` constructor takes it. A setup no live red reaches keeps the const seed. `parent_frames` is `Vec::new()` at all three call sites, so `assemble_bridge_inline_pending` never seeded `ec` from a parent and the const was always what the fallback installed. Assisted-by: Claude
`setup_bridge_sym` leaves `sym.execution_context` NONE when the resume data carried no value at the portal `ec` color. A census over 436 synthetic fixtures on dynasm counts 104 such setups against 598 that recover the red (`bridge_ec_missing` / `bridge_ec_from_portal_red`), concentrated in the multi-frame carriers: `foriter_call_resume_drops_iteration` 34, `generator_tree_recursion` 26, `ca_bridge_multiframe_resume_double_call` 15, `inline_chain_depth_typeflip` 7. Those setups reach `setup_reconstructed_callee_frame` with an empty `ec_box`, which seeded the emitted callee vable from `ctx.const_ref(execution_context)` and baked the recording thread's ExecutionContext into the compiled bridge. Read the field off the root frame instead, as `MIFrame::ensure_execution_context` already does for the opcode walker. A thread owns one ExecutionContext, so the root frame's field names the same object the inlined callee's caller holds. The constant remains only for a root sym that carries no frame OpRef either, and that leg now records `ReconstructedCallee::EcConstFallback`. Assisted-by: Claude
`CalleeReplaySafety::Dirty` reached the multi-frame red-frame path only for a stored bound method. `MetaInterp.perform_call` pushes one MIFrame per inlined call and does not distinguish `f(x)` from `obj.m(x)`, so the spelling changes neither the callee frame nor its exception edges. Admit an ordinary CALL on the same route when every `RAISE_VARARGS` the callee holds is a bare re-raise sitting in one of the callee's own handlers, its callable guard is a trace constant, it has an exception table, and the walk session's framestack holds fewer than two frames. Both routes also require `entry_is_call_boundary`, so a non-call specializer entry stays residual. Red-polymorphic calls and the remaining Dirty shapes stay residual. The terms read the callee body, so a stored bound method that meets them takes the same route and the same screen exemption. The exemption rests on the abort coordinate being a handler's own re-raise, so it has to hold for whichever raise the walk reaches rather than for one of them. A callee that also raises on an ordinary path can abort at that raise, where the callee-rebuild would replay an effectful opcode the screen exists to prevent. Requiring every raise to qualify also declines the duplicated `finally` body: 3.14 emits it twice, so a bare `raise` there sits inside the exceptional copy and outside it in the normal copy, where no exception is active and it raises `RuntimeError` rather than re-raising. Identifying the handler needs its whole table run. One `except` body routinely spans several ranges -- binding the caught exception to a name, or a handler body that can itself raise, emits the cleanup as further ranges whose `start` is nobody's `target` -- so accepting only the range a `target` opens sees the first few opcodes of the handler and nothing past them, and `except E as m: raise` puts its raise past that boundary. `callee_handler_spans` walks the contiguous run a `target` opens, up to where the next handler begins. A test pins six shapes: `except E: raise` and `except E as m: raise` qualify; a `finally` bare raise, an ordinary-path raise beside a handler re-raise, a handler that raises a second exception, and a callee with no exception table do not. No synthetic fixture's jitstats move. Assisted-by: Claude
The FOR_ITER body whitelist carried `LIST_EXTEND`, `SET_ADD` and `MAP_ADD` but
not the other three container-update opcodes. `codewriter.rs` lowers all four
the same way -- pop the source, peek the container, emit one void accumulate
residual -- and `liveness.rs` folds them into a single `(d - 1, d - 1)` arm, so
nothing else in the pipeline separates them. Each of the three also targets a
container the same expression just built: a set or dict display, or a call's
`**kwargs` dict. A walk abort drops an incomplete fresh object rather than
replaying a mutation of a pre-existing one, which is a weaker requirement than
the admitted `LIST_EXTEND` already meets.
The omission is not narrow. A set display that must yield a mutable set
compiles to `BUILD_SET 0` + `SET_UPDATE 1` even when every element is a
constant, so a loop body holding one was declined whole. `PYRE_FOR_ITER_GATE_DIAG`
names the four fixtures that hit exactly this: `set_update_materialize_rhs`,
`set_update_hash_other`, `set_contains_frozenset` and `set_intersection_operand`
all decline their `warm` loop on `{0, 1, 2, 3}`; `surrogate_class_kwargs`
declines on `DICT_MERGE`.
Re-records the four fixtures' baselines: each now compiles its warmup loop,
`loops_compiled 0 -> 1` and `guard_failures 0 -> 1`. Their headers gave
`loops_compiled=0` as the reason they carry no `max-pypy-ratio`, which the
admission makes false, so each now states that the compiled loop is the warmup.
`bridge_global_fold_invalidate_hot` reassigns a global set display inside its
loop and takes the same admission: `loops_compiled 7 -> 9`, `bridges_compiled
4 -> 5`, `guard_failures 814 -> 1150`. dynasm and cranelift carry the counts CI
observed; wasm carries the same, the admission gate being backend-independent.
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…es stay out `for_iter_body_is_jit_safe_at` refused `LOAD_BUILD_CLASS`, so a loop that defines a class declined. It pushes `frame.get_builtin()` and touches nothing else; `codewriter.rs` lowers it as a frame-only Ref read under a compile-time assert that `HONOR_BUILTINS` is false, so which frame asks does not change the answer. `for i in range(N): class C: v = i` goes `loops_compiled 1 -> 2`. `DELETE_NAME` and `DELETE_GLOBAL` reach the same `try_walker_force_quasi_immut_namespace_write` as the `STORE_NAME` and `STORE_GLOBAL` the gate already admits, but they are measurably not the same case and stay refused. A repeated store settles: after the first write `store_would_bump_version` stops bumping and nothing forces. A delete removes the cell, so it bumps every iteration and forces every iteration. A 20000-iteration module loop over `x = i * 2; total += x` compiles with 0 aborts; the same loop with `del x` appended traces 5 times and aborts all 5 on the force, compiling nothing. pypy3 answers the same two scripts with `abort: force quasi-immut: 0` and `19`. A function's `del x` is `DELETE_FAST`, which was already admitted and is unaffected. Assisted-by: Claude
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For every loop rejected by the FOR_ITER safety gate, this now executes an unconditional AtomicU64::fetch_add on every back-edge poll, including ordinary production runs where MAJIT_STATS is unset and the value is never printed. The commit's own census shows some interpreted fixtures taking hundreds of thousands of this path, so hot unsupported loops now incur cache-line-writing atomic work on every iteration solely for disabled diagnostics; gate these new tallies behind the stats setting or otherwise remove the production-path atomic operation. This is a diagnostic-only cost rather than the line-by-line parity exception allowed for explained performance regressions.
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Six commits. Two of them name populations that had no counter; three fix or
measure how a bridge gets its
ecred; one closes a hole in a check.pyvalidator.
The refused population had no counter
Every counter on
[jit-stats]describes something the tracer did. A frame,back edge or armed trace the admission gates refuse never reaches the tracer, so
it aborts nothing, compiles nothing and fails no guard —
loops_aborted,loops_compiledandguard_failuresall hold. "Decline one more shape" wastherefore free in every metric, and "admit more" was the only direction that
could go red.
Three slots, one per deciding predicate:
gate_declined_shapeunsupported_jit_shape, at frame entry, back edge and function entrygate_declined_for_iter_regiongate_declined_function_entryfunction_entry_trace_is_jit_safeThe first two refuse an entry; the third refuses one armed trace and leaves the
frame interpreted, so its back edges still decide for themselves.
Measured on the pre-#1322 tree over 559 synth + parity fixtures, the frame-wide
term this branch originally also counted answered 15652 refusals against the
region term's 3 — the precise per-loop test was structurally unreachable
because the coarse frame-wide gate at entry pre-empted it. #1322 has since
deleted that term, so the slot went with it; the number is recorded here because
it is the corpus-wide shape of what #1322 fixed.
The
ecred, twiceWhere a bridge gets it.
setup_bridge_symreadsecfrom the portal red'sdedicated post-color register in the failing guard's frame-register section
(#1387). Two things make that read fail: a skeleton jitcode carries
u16::MAXfor both portal red colors, and a resumed register can be empty. Either way
sym.execution_contextstaysNONEand the first consumer re-derives it with aGetfieldGcRoff the frame. Both outcomes compile and nothing separated them,so #1387's fix could be dark on some fraction of bridges with no counter saying
so.
bridge_ec_from_portal_red/bridge_ec_missingsum to the number ofbridge setups.
Where a reconstructed callee gets it.
setup_reconstructed_callee_framebuilt its seed as
ctx.const_ref(execution_context)and spent that ConstPtrthree ways: the
execution_contextargument of the emittednew_pyframevable,the
argboxes_rentry at the portaleccolor, and the fallback forpending.sym.execution_context. Each writes the recording thread'sPyExecutionContextaddress into the compiled bridge — the same defect #1387removed from
run_perfn_walk, one level down. The fallback looks conditionalbut
parent_framesisVec::new()at all three call sites, so the const alwayswon.
PyPyJitDriver.reds = ['frame', 'ec'], andperform_callgives an inlinedcallee the caller's own
ecBox, so the seed is the caller's live red. Everycall site already holds a
WalkSym. The concrete pointer stays a parameter —the callee's
PyFrameconstructor takes it — and a setup no live red reacheskeeps the const, so the change reaches exactly the cases where a live red
exists. A sweep afterwards found no other production site consting a portal red:
the remaining
const_ref(frame_ptr)hits inpyre-jit/src/eval.rsare allinside
mod tests.Where a reconstructed callee gets it when no live red exists. The counter
above answered that question: 104 of 702 bridge setups arrive with an empty
ec_box, and they are not spread thin — they are the multi-frame carriers(
foriter_call_resume_drops_iteration34,generator_tree_recursion26,ca_bridge_multiframe_resume_double_call15,inline_chain_depth_typeflip7).Each of those still seeded the emitted vable from the baked constant.
The last commit reads the field off the root frame instead, the way
MIFrame::ensure_execution_contextalready does for the opcode walker. Athread owns one
PyExecutionContext, so the root frame's field names the sameobject the inlined callee's caller holds. The constant survives only for a root
sym carrying no frame OpRef either, and that leg now records
ReconstructedCallee::EcConstFallbackso the residue is countable rather thanassumed empty.
check.py
float()acceptsinfandnan, and<= 0rejects neither (nan <= 0isFalse).
# pyre-check: max-pypy-ratio=nanparsed and disarmed its own gate whilelooking configured.
_positive_floatnow testsmath.isfinite.Found by extending the differential harness from #1387 with values that parse
rather than only values that fail to parse: 5643 (file, accessor) pairs, 7
differences, all intended.
Also carried
jit: admit an ordinary Dirty callee that re-raises in its own handlerwaswritten by a parallel session in the same worktree and is preserved here rather
than discarded. Its cranelift and wasm baselines are now re-recorded too: the
first CI run failed on all three OSes for exactly that reason, and all three
legs observed the same counts the dynasm baselines already held.
Its two admission flags were also renamed —
bare_reraise_handlerandforiter_dirty_raise_handler_admit— because the old names saidordinarywhile the terms they hold read the callee body, not the call spelling. A stored
bound method meeting the same terms takes the same route and the same screen
exemption, which is the commit's own premise:
perform_callpushes one MIFrameper inlined call and does not distinguish
f(x)fromobj.m(x).Gating
The five new keys sit outside
JITSTATS_SNAPSHOT_FIELDS, so no baseline moves.check.py's own comment prescribes the order: an added key reads as 0 on every
baseline until they are all re-recorded, and "that re-record is the decision, and
it should be made deliberately with a polarity in hand, not as a side effect of
naming a key."
What the five keys say
436
pyre/bench/synth/*.pyon dynasm, through check.py's own childenvironment:
gate_declined_for_iter_regiongate_declined_shapegate_declined_function_entrybridge_ec_from_portal_redbridge_ec_missingThe FOR_ITER region gate is the only refuser at scale, and it is not diffuse.
Every fixture reports a non-zero count, but the median is 79 and that 79 is the
shared interpreter-startup floor — 374 of 436 sit at or under it. The top five
own 73.4% between them:
mapdict_frozen_unboxing_foldgc_runtime_strings_collectablestr_encode_text_codeclist_to_tuple_stargc_deque_backing_listSo this is a short, enumerable list of hot loops refused very many times rather
than a universally hostile gate — which is what makes it actionable.
Function entry answers 302 events corpus-wide. The shape gate's 171k is almost
all deliberate-decline fixtures:
exception_metadata_hot154,962 overruns theone-byte register-or-constant index by design (its header says a module that
overruns it must decline the graph rather than assert while emitting the
operand), plus
jit_reg_const_pool_256_slot_decline8,002 andexception_metadata_jitstress5,201. Outside them the median readsgate_declined_shape == 2.Read the counts as events rather than as loops: they bump per back-edge poll,
so they scale with iteration count. The predicate itself is cached per
(code, loop_header_pc), so distinct refused loops is a different instrumentand is not built here.
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