majit dynasm: emitter operands from regalloc arglocs, and loud Loc catch-alls - #1442
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WalkthroughThe AArch64 and x86 DynASM assemblers now consume register-allocation locations directly and reject unsupported operand forms. Calls preserve register-resident values. Allocation and zeroing use explicit locations. JIT indexes now include canonical graph paths and path-based lookup. ChangesLocation-aware DynASM emission
Canonical JIT code path indexing
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participant Regalloc
participant DynASMAssembler
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Regalloc->>DynASMAssembler: provide descriptor and argument locations
DynASMAssembler->>DynASMAssembler: validate arity and remap locations
DynASMAssembler->>ConditionalCallTarget: emit conditional call
ConditionalCallTarget-->>DynASMAssembler: return call result
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| fn _genop_call_with_arglocs(&mut self, op: &Op, arglocs: &[Loc]) { |
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_genop_call boundary
Retain _genop_call as the upstream-facing method and adapt it to accept/use arglocs rather than deleting it in both native assemblers. Upstream still defines this boundary as Assembler386._genop_call and ResOpAssembler._genop_call; replacing it solely with the pyre-specific _genop_call_with_arglocs breaks the repository's structural parity contract and leaves future call-emitter ports looking for a method that no longer exists. An unused wrapper can carry #[allow(dead_code)], as the surrounding implementation already does.
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2691-2733: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winFix the mislabeled panic message in the
GcLoad*arm.This match handles
GcLoadI,GcLoadR,GcLoadF,RawLoadI, andRawLoadF. The panic text at line 2727 says "GC_LOAD_INDEXED," but that name belongs to the separateGcLoadIndexedI/GcLoadIndexedR/GcLoadIndexedFarm further down. Use a message that names this opcode group so a future panic points a debugger at the correct code path.🏷️ Proposed fix
None => {} Some(other) => panic!( - "GC_LOAD_INDEXED: unhandled base {other:?} — no load is emitted \ + "GcLoad: unhandled base {other:?} — no load is emitted \ and the destination keeps its previous value" ),🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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guard_gcmap_from_faillocsimplementations carry a doc comment claiming a Ref fail argument with neither aRegnor aFramelocation "contributes no bit" (a silent skip). The new code in both files panics instead for that case (Some(other)). The line-range change details confirm the panic is an intentional strictness change, so the comment is stale rather than the code being wrong, but the mismatch between the documented and actual behavior can mislead anyone debugging a future panic here.
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/aarch64/assembler.rs#L1550-L1587: update the comment to state that a Ref fail argument must resolve toReg,Frame, orNone, and that any other location is an invariant violation that panics.majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/x86/assembler.rs#L2313-L2350: apply the same comment update here.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/regalloc.rs`:
- Line 5307: Capture raw-call argument locations before invoking before_call,
following the ordering used by consider_call, then use those locations when
allocating arguments. Apply this in majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/regalloc.rs
lines 5307-5307 and 5361-5361 for both call paths. In
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/runner.rs lines 4829-4835, remove i2 from Finish
while retaining the assertion on the conditional-call result.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/aarch64/assembler.rs`:
- Around line 2691-2733: Update the panic message in the match arm handling
GcLoadI, GcLoadR, GcLoadF, RawLoadI, and RawLoadF so it identifies that opcode
group instead of GC_LOAD_INDEXED; leave the surrounding base-handling logic
unchanged.
- Around line 1550-1587: Update the documentation for guard_gcmap_from_faillocs
in both majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/aarch64/assembler.rs (1550-1587) and
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/x86/assembler.rs (2313-2350) to state that Ref
fail arguments must use Reg, Frame, or None; any other location violates an
invariant and panics. Do not change the implementation.
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| Self::check_cond_call_value_descr_arity(op, op.num_args()); |
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Capture raw-call argument locations before before_call.
If an operand is used only by COND_CALL_VALUE_*, its lifetime ends at this operation. before_call removes its register binding without a spill. The later self.loc call then creates an uninitialized frame location, and the callee receives the wrong argument. This also affects raw-call allocation operands.
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/regalloc.rs#L5307-L5307: collectarglocsbeforebefore_call, asconsider_calldoes.majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/regalloc.rs#L5361-L5361: apply the same ordering to the j2 path.majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/runner.rs#L4829-L4835: removei2fromFinishand keep the assertion on the conditional-call result to cover a call-only argument.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/regalloc.rs` at line 5307, Capture raw-call
argument locations before invoking before_call, following the ordering used by
consider_call, then use those locations when allocating arguments. Apply this in
majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/regalloc.rs lines 5307-5307 and 5361-5361 for
both call paths. In majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/runner.rs lines 4829-4835,
remove i2 from Finish while retaining the assertion on the conditional-call
result.
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4. Structural adaptations
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`resolve_opref` maps an OpRef to a constant or an `opref_to_slot` entry.
`before_call` spills only the registers in `SAVE_AROUND_CALL_CORE_REGS` /
`CALLER_RESP` and moves other survivors into free callee-saved registers
(ebx/r12..r15, x19/x20), which are in the allocation pool but have no frame
slot, so `resolve_opref` panics on them or reads whichever slot the
lifetime's end-of-allocation `current_frame_loc` names.
- `genop_cond_call_value` passes the callee and arguments through
`emit_call_from_arglocs` instead of `emit_call`. On AArch64 that also
replaces an emitter that placed every argument in a core register and
dropped arguments past the sixth.
- `emit_call` and `_genop_call` are deleted on both arches; `_genop_call`
had no callers and `emit_call` had none after the above. `opref_type`,
reached only from `emit_call`, is annotated per the note on its impl
block.
- `genop_alloc_varsize` takes the length from `arglocs[0]`; `genop_new_array`,
`genop_newstr` and `genop_newunicode` forward the slice.
- `genop_discard_zero_array` destructures all five locations and reads the
two scales as `Loc::Immed`. `rewrite.rs` builds them with `st.const_int`.
- The `Setfield{Gc,Raw}` non-register-base arm called `genop_discard_setfield`,
which resolved both operands by OpRef and clobbered rax/rcx outside the
regalloc's view. `rewrite.rs transform_to_gc_load` lowers both opcodes to
GC_STORE before the regalloc runs, so the arm now panics; the emitter and
its two descr helpers are deleted.
- `emit_call_from_arglocs` panicked-out its `_ => {}` arms: on x86 an
unhandled argument location was dropped, and on AArch64 an unhandled call
target emitted no `blr` at all.
- `consider_raw_call_like{,_j2}` assert the cond-call-value descr arity that
`emit_call_from_arglocs` otherwise silently replaces with all-Int.
`test_cond_call_value_passes_a_register_resident_op_result_argument` builds a
COND_CALL_VALUE_I whose argument is an op result live past the call. Measured:
the regalloc binds it to x19. Before this commit the fixture fails with
"resolve_opref: unmapped non-constant OpRef IntOp(2)".
The comment naming the emitters that read `resolve_opref` is updated; every
remaining consumer is now behind `#[allow(dead_code)]`.
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18 match arms over `Loc` (x86 11, aarch64 7) absorbed every location
outside {Reg, Frame, Immed} into `_ => {}`. `Loc` also carries `Ebp` —
the other spelling of a frame location — and `Addr`, so each arm
silently excluded both.
What the fall-through does, per site:
- `emit_test_loc`, `emit_cmp_reg_loc_i64`, `_cmp_guard_gc_type` and
`emit_guard_exception` emit no comparison, leaving the following guard
branch on stale flags.
- `emit_binop_reg_loc`, UINT_MUL_HIGH, `emit_op_gcload_regalloc`,
GC_LOAD_INDEXED and the `emit_store_{scaled,unscaled}` macros emit no
instruction, leaving the destination or edx:eax at its previous value.
- aarch64 `genop_restore_exception` leaves x17 holding the operand
loaded for the previous store, which the unconditional `str x17` then
writes as the exception class; the x86 twin instead skips the store,
leaving the exception cell unchanged.
- `emit_store_and_reset_exception` and `genop_save_exc_class` drop the
exception value.
Five of the eighteen match an `Option` and absorb `None` by design —
`guard_gcmap_from_faillocs` and `genop_save_exc_class` on both arches,
plus the aarch64 GC_LOAD_INDEXED base. Those keep an explicit
`None => {}` and panic only on `Some(other)`.
`RegisterManager::loc` and `make_sure_var_in_reg` return only Reg, Frame
and Immed, so no op argloc carries `Ebp` or `Addr` today; `Loc::Ebp`
arises through `loc_from_target_argloc` on the bridge input path.
`check.py --backend dynasm --synthetic-only` reads 447/447 with the
jitstats baselines unchanged, so no arm fires on the corpus — a backend
panic degrades to a declined trace, which would have moved the counters.
That run is arm64, where the x86 module is cfg-gated out, so the 11 x86
arms are compiled but not executed here.
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`CallControl::get_jitcode` keys `self.jitcodes` by `CallPath`, mirroring `call.py get_jitcode`'s graph-keyed dict, and takes the JitCode's `name` from the path's last segment so dumps stay readable. Only the name reached `jitcodes_index.bin`, so `compute_named_jitcode_index` had to re-derive identity from the display name and panics when two graphs share one. 238 name groups collide in the current pipeline, `from_obj` 52 ways; `compare_value` collides two ways and was reachable by neither spelling. The build already holds the mapping — `pipeline.jitcodes_by_path` is an `IndexMap<CallPath, Arc<JitCode>>` documented as the by-graph view, and the translation prepass reads the live pipeline rather than the JSON round-trip that skips it. Serialize `CallPath::canonical_key` per index alongside the name in `build/prepass.rs`, widen the compile-only placeholder in `build.rs` to the same triple, and add `compute_pathed_jitcode_index` / `pathed_jitcode` keyed on it. A jitcode minted without a graph key carries the empty string, which the resolver refuses; the by-name resolver and its two callers are unchanged. Measured on the regenerated index: every entry carries a key and every key is distinct, so each collided group is now addressable — 2859 of 2859 on this base. Release and debug builds of one tree produce the identical index; the count tracks the tree, not the profile. `compare_value` separates into `ArithmeticOpcodeHandler::compare_value` and `pyre_interpreter::opcode_ops::compare_value`. The keys also correct a reading taken from the names alone: the single `binary_value` jitcode is `ArithmeticOpcodeHandler::binary_value`, and `pyre_interpreter::opcode_ops::binary_value` is absent from the pipeline — `opcode_ops` contributes five graphs and that is not one of them. Assisted-by: Claude
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When two distinct CallPaths differ only in segmentation, such as ["core", "ptr", "null"] and ["core::ptr", "null"], this serializes both as core::ptr::null. The repository's function_path_override_matches_only_its_own_segmentation test documents that these forms are structurally unequal and can be produced by separate registration writers; if both jitcodes enter the pipeline, compute_pathed_jitcode_index uses .position() and resolves both requests to the first body, defeating the promised graph-identity lookup. Serialize the segments (or another injective encoding) rather than the display-style canonical string.
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Follow-ups to #1433, which left the callee/argument half of
genop_cond_call_valueas stated debt. Two commits: the first changes whereemitters read their operands, the second only changes what happens when they
cannot.
majit dynasm: take the remaining emitter operands from regalloc arglocsresolve_oprefanswers two things — a constant, or anopref_to_slotentry —and
RegisterManager::spill_or_move_registers_before_callcan produce neither.Its
move_or_spillarm prefers moving a survivor into a free register outsideSAVE_AROUND_CALL_CORE_REGS, and itscontinuearm leaves one already boundthere alone, so after
before_callan operand can sit in ebx/r12..r15 (esi/editoo on Win64, x19/x20 on aarch64) with
current_frame_loc == None. Reading itthrough
resolve_oprefthen panics on the missing entry, or reads whicheverslot the lifetime's end-of-allocation
current_frame_lochappens to name.The census in the comment at the
opref_to_slotsync named five emitters. Thereal population reaching
resolve_oprefthroughload_arg_to_rax/load_arg_to_rcxwas 22 functions, of which three were live:genop_discard_setfield,genop_alloc_varsizeandemit_call. The other 19survive only because a leading
_exempts an item fromdead_code.genop_cond_call_valuenow callsemit_call_from_arglocs. The predicatestays in rax because on the not-taken path it is the result, and rax is
caller-saved, so
before_callguarantees it is not itself an argloc.genop_alloc_varsize,genop_new_array,genop_newstr,genop_newunicodeand
genop_discard_zero_arraytakearglocs. ZERO_ARRAY destructures itsexact five and reads the two scales as the immediates
rewrite.rsemits.rewrite.rs transform_to_gc_loadlowers both opcodes before the regallocsees them, so the else arm was reachable only for a shape the rewriter did
not consume.
emit_call,_genop_call,genop_discard_setfield,field_offset_from_descrandfield_size_from_descrare deleted; everyremaining
resolve_oprefconsumer is#[allow(dead_code)].consider_raw_call_like{,_j2}share acheck_cond_call_value_descr_arityassert.
emit_call_from_arglocsfalls back to all-Int argument types on anarity mismatch, which would place a float argument in a GPR;
consider_call_j2already carried the same check for plain calls.test_cond_call_value_passes_a_register_resident_op_result_argumentis theregression test. The argument has to be an op result whose value differs from
every inputarg: a first version passed a ref through unchanged and passed on
HEAD too, because the recycled slot happened to hold the same pointer.
Also folds #1333's
genop_alloc_lowlevel_stringonto arglocs — it landedbetween this branch and the rebase and opened with
load_arg_to_rax(op.arg(0).to_opref()), andconsider_raw_call_likeplansNEWSTR/NEWUNICODE, so it had the same exposure.
majit dynasm: make the silentLoccatch-alls loud18 match arms over
Loc(x86 11, aarch64 7) absorbed everything outside{Reg, Frame, Immed} into
_ => {}.Localso carriesEbp— the otherspelling of a frame location — and
Addr.emit_test_loc,emit_cmp_reg_loc_i64,_cmp_guard_gc_typeandemit_guard_exceptionemit no comparison, leaving the guard branch on staleflags.
emit_binop_reg_loc, UINT_MUL_HIGH,emit_op_gcload_regalloc,GC_LOAD_INDEXED and the
emit_store_{scaled,unscaled}macros emit noinstruction at all.
genop_restore_exceptionleaves x17 holding the operand loaded forthe previous store, which the unconditional
str x17writes as theexception class. The x86 twin stores straight to
[scratch]and insteadskips the store — same name, different consequence.
emit_store_and_reset_exceptionandgenop_save_exc_classdrop theexception value.
Five of the eighteen match an
Optionand absorbNoneby design(
guard_gcmap_from_faillocsandgenop_save_exc_classon both arches, plusthe aarch64 GC_LOAD_INDEXED base). Those keep an explicit
None => {}andpanic only on
Some(other)— a uniform sweep would have broken all five onthe normal path.
RegisterManager::locandmake_sure_var_in_regreturn only Reg, Frame andImmed, so no op argloc carries
EbporAddrtoday;Loc::Ebparises throughloc_from_target_arglocon the bridge input path. This is a loudness change,not a behaviour change.
jit-trace: carry each jitcode's graph key into the serialized indexCallControl::get_jitcodekeysself.jitcodesbyCallPath, mirroringcall.py get_jitcode's graph-keyed dict, and takes the JitCode'snamefromthe path's last segment so dumps stay readable. Only the name reached
jitcodes_index.bin, socompute_named_jitcode_indexre-derived identity fromthe display name and panics when two graphs share one. 238 name groups collide
in the current pipeline,
from_obj52 ways.The build already holds the mapping —
pipeline.jitcodes_by_pathis anIndexMap<CallPath, Arc<JitCode>>documented as the by-graph view, andbuild.rsreads the live pipeline rather than the JSON round-trip that skipsit. This serializes
CallPath::canonical_keyper index alongside the name andadds
compute_pathed_jitcode_index/pathed_jitcodekeyed on it. A jitcodeminted without a graph key carries the empty string, which the resolver
refuses; the by-name resolver and its two callers are unchanged.
Measured on the regenerated index: 2852 of 2852 entries carry a key and all
2852 are distinct.
compare_valueseparates intoArithmeticOpcodeHandler::compare_valueandpyre_interpreter::opcode_ops::compare_value.The keys also correct a reading taken from the names alone: the single
binary_valuejitcode isArithmeticOpcodeHandler::binary_value, andpyre_interpreter::opcode_ops::binary_valueis absent from the pipeline —opcode_opscontributes five graphs and that is not one of them. A leaf-namelookup returning exactly one hit reads as "verified unique" while saying
nothing about which graph it found.
Verified:
cargo checkonmajit-backend-dynasm, native andx86_64-apple-darwin;cargo test -p majit-backend-dynasm73 passed;cargo fmt --all --checkclean;check.py --backend dynasm --synthetic-only447/447 with the jitstats baselines unchanged.
That last one is the gate for the second commit rather than the test counts: a
backend panic is caught by
compile_loop'scatch_unwindand degrades to adeclined trace, so a reachable arm would show up as moved counters, not as a
failure. The run is arm64, where the x86 module is cfg-gated out, so the 11
x86 arms compile but do not execute locally — CI's ubuntu and windows lanes
cover them.
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