interpreter: reload the frame in PyFrame::push instead of anchoring each opcode - #1411
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| fn live_mut(&mut self) -> &mut Self { | ||
| let addr = self as *mut Self as *mut u8; | ||
| unsafe { &mut *(pyre_object::gc_hook::try_gc_current_object_address(addr) as *mut Self) } |
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When an allocating opcode such as CALL or a user-defined __iter__ triggers a minor collection and then keeps allocating long enough to reuse the moved-from nursery slot before returning, this lookup still starts from the original stale &mut self. gc_current_object_address can only follow a forwarding header that remains at that address, while MiniMarkGC::reset_nursery_with_pinned makes moved-from ranges immediately reusable; once overwritten, push writes through an abandoned or unrelated frame and corrupts the value stack. The removed FrameAnchor remained updated across every collection, so the centralized replacement must reload from a durable root/current-frame slot or implement the actual GC live-variable update rather than recover through stale nursery bytes.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/shared_opcode.rs`:
- Around line 95-126: Update the SharedOpcodeHandler::Anchor documentation to
state that push_value delegates to PyFrame::push, which reloads the live frame
through live_mut, so the affected opcode sites require no per-opcode anchors.
Clarify that Anchor and push_anchored remain available for interpreter paths
that explicitly use them. Apply the documentation change at
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/shared_opcode.rs:79; the sites at 95-126, 137-155,
184-184, and 195-195 in that file and
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyopcode.rs:730-731 and 1169-1172 require no direct
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| handler.push_value(result) | ||
| } | ||
| 1 => { | ||
| let a0 = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let _null_or_self = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let callable = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let anchor = handler.anchor(); | ||
| let result = handler.call_callable(callable, &[a0])?; | ||
| H::push_anchored(&anchor, result) | ||
| handler.push_value(result) | ||
| } | ||
| 2 => { | ||
| let a1 = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let a0 = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let _null_or_self = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let callable = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let anchor = handler.anchor(); | ||
| let result = handler.call_callable(callable, &[a0, a1])?; | ||
| H::push_anchored(&anchor, result) | ||
| handler.push_value(result) | ||
| } | ||
| 3 => { | ||
| let a2 = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let a1 = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let a0 = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let _null_or_self = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let callable = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let anchor = handler.anchor(); | ||
| let result = handler.call_callable(callable, &[a0, a1, a2])?; | ||
| H::push_anchored(&anchor, result) | ||
| handler.push_value(result) | ||
| } | ||
| _ => { | ||
| let args = pop_n(handler, nargs)?; | ||
| let _null_or_self = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let callable = handler.pop_value()?; | ||
| let anchor = handler.anchor(); | ||
| let result = handler.call_callable(callable, &args)?; | ||
| H::push_anchored(&anchor, result) | ||
| handler.push_value(result) |
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printf '%s\n' '--- PyFrame SharedOpcodeHandler implementation ---'
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text = path.read_text(errors="replace")
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shared = Path("pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/shared_opcode.rs").read_text()
affected = [
"opcode_make_function",
"opcode_call",
"opcode_build_list",
"opcode_build_tuple",
"opcode_build_map",
"opcode_unpack_sequence",
"opcode_load_attr",
]
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raise SystemExit(f"missing {name}")
body = m.group(0)
print(f"{name}: direct push_value={body.count('handler.push_value(')}")
eval_text = Path("pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/eval.rs").read_text()
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pyframe_text = Path("pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyframe.rs").read_text()
push_value = re.search(
r"fn\s+push_value\s*\(\s*&mut self,\s+value:\s+Self::Value\s*\)"
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print("PyFrame::push_value delegates to PyFrame::push:", "self.push(value)" in body)
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r"pub fn\s+push\s*\(\s*&mut self,\s+value:\s+PyObjectRef\s*\)"
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pyframe_text,
re.S,
)
if not push:
raise SystemExit("PyFrame::push not found")
body = push.group("body")
print("PyFrame::push reloads with live_mut:", "self.live_mut()" in body)
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"handler.push_value(func)",
"handler.push_value(result)",
"handler.push_value(list)",
"handler.push_value(tuple)",
"handler.push_value(dict)",
"handler.push_value(item)?",
"handler.push_value(attr)",
],
"pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyopcode.rs": [
"handler.push_value(iterator)",
"self.push_value(attr)?",
"self.push_value(null)",
],
}.items():
text = Path(path).read_text()
print(path)
for needle in needles:
print(f" {needle}: {needle in text}")
print("remaining push_anchored sites:",
len(re.findall(r"Self::push_anchored\s*\(", eval_text)))
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Update the SharedOpcodeHandler::Anchor documentation.
push_value delegates to PyFrame::push, which reloads the live frame with live_mut; the affected opcode sites do not need per-opcode anchors. State that Anchor and push_anchored remain for the interpreter paths that use them explicitly.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/shared_opcode.rs` around lines 95 - 126, Update the
SharedOpcodeHandler::Anchor documentation to state that push_value delegates to
PyFrame::push, which reloads the live frame through live_mut, so the affected
opcode sites require no per-opcode anchors. Clarify that Anchor and
push_anchored remain available for interpreter paths that explicitly use them.
Apply the documentation change at pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/shared_opcode.rs:79;
the sites at 95-126, 137-155, 184-184, and 195-195 in that file and
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/pyopcode.rs:730-731 and 1169-1172 require no direct
changes.
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…ach opcode `PyFrame::push` wrote the stack slot and the depth through the caller's `&mut self`. An opcode body that allocates between its `pop` and its `push` can relocate a JIT-created frame, so both writes landed on the abandoned nursery copy. `push` now resolves the frame through `gc_current_object_address` before either write. That is the one-word form of the livevar reload RPython's GC transform performs at every safepoint; `pyre-object`'s `current_gc_ref` cites the same rule for the descended list-append body. With the reload in place the per-call-site anchors are redundant, so `opcode_make_function`, `opcode_call`, `opcode_build_list`, `opcode_build_tuple`, `opcode_build_map`, `opcode_unpack_sequence`, `opcode_load_attr`, `opcode_get_iter` and `load_special` return to the `pop; op; push` shape `pypy/interpreter/pyopcode.py` uses. The 14 helpers in `pyopcode.rs` that never took an anchor — among them `opcode_unary_negative`, `opcode_binary_op`, `opcode_compare_op` and `opcode_for_iter` — reach the same reload through `push_value`. `eval.rs` still carries 38 `push_anchored` call sites; they are now redundant and are left for a separate change. Measured on darwin-arm64 with `PYPY_GC_MIN=268435456`, 10 runs per size of `extra_tests/parity_tests/re_jit_call_resume.py`: a pre-anchor binary fails 10/10 at nursery 16384, 32768 and 65536 and passes at 49152 and 98304; this build is 0/10 at all five. Assisted-by: Claude
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PyFrame::pushwrote the stack slot and the depth through the caller's&mut self. An opcode body that allocates between itspopand itspushcan relocate a JIT-created frame, so both writes landed on the abandoned nursery copy — the failure recorded asGC BUG: invalid type_id=4294967254 site=remember_young_pointer_insert.pushnow resolves the frame throughgc_current_object_addressbefore either write. That is the one-word form of the livevar reload RPython's GC transform performs at every safepoint;pyre-object'scurrent_gc_refalready cites the same rule for the descended list-append body.Why not more anchors
#1359 fixed this class by taking a
FrameAnchorat each call site and pushing through it, applied to 8 helpers inshared_opcode.rs.pypy/interpreter/pyopcode.pygivesBUILD_LIST,unaryoperationandbinaryoperationthe identicalpop -> allocating op -> pushvalueshape, andanchor|refetch|forwardedhas zero hits acrosspyopcode.py+pyframe.py— upstream needs no anchor anywhere, because RPython updatesselffor free.So the per-site anchor is scaffolding with no upstream counterpart that has to be replicated by hand, and it had already rotted: 14 helpers in
pyopcode.rsstill carried the unfixed shape, among themopcode_unary_negative,opcode_binary_op,opcode_compare_opandopcode_for_iter. Disassembling the shipped binary found 26 sites ineval_loop_jitstill emittingbl <allocating call>/ldp x0, xN, [x24, #0x20]/bl set_ref.Reloading inside
pushcloses all of them at once and lets the generic bodies return to upstream's shape.opcode_build_listis now literallypypy'sBUILD_LIST.eval.rsstill carries 38 now-redundantpush_anchoredcall sites; removing those and the trait scaffolding is left for a separate change.Verification
extra_tests/parity_tests/re_jit_call_resume.py, darwin-arm64,PYPY_GC_MIN=268435456, 10 runs per size, both arms measured in the same load window:minor_custom_trace_targetremember_young_pointer_insertThe control still crashes, so the clean arm is a result and not a quiet harness.
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Ten synth benches move because the anchor's shadow-stack push/pop leaves the traced bodies. Each recorded value is bit-identical over five runs, so none is the bimodal kind that must not be recorded.
--synthetic-onlykept the top-level suite out; the 624 files that gained onlyretraces_compiled=0were reverted.check.py
dynasm 450/450,wasm 443/443,cranelift 449/450.The one failure is a ratio gate, not a correctness or jitstats gate:
synth/generator_tree_recursionon cranelift straddles itsmax-pypy-ratio=7.6(8.8x / 7.5x / 11.6x over three reps on a machine at load 29-93). It is not attributable to this branch — interleaving the fixture across four cranelift binaries puts this one fastest:dynasm passes the same fixture in every rep. The gate is left untouched.
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