jit-trace, _weakref: gate the class-attribute fold on a fold census, and reject repr with a foreign self - #1471
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WalkthroughThis PR aligns PyPy behavior with compatibility expectations across exception layouts, bytes-backed lists, deque operations, builtin metadata, representations, strategy introspection, closure cells, string equality, garbage collection, and native pickling. It adds interpreter and extra-test coverage. ChangesRuntime compatibility updates
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The PR adds optimized typed-list storage and object-strategy changes while tightening weakref repr validation and JIT specialization gating. In the current head, typed-list stores can retain a stale object pointer across a GC-triggering replacement, with additional correctness concerns that may break valid object operations or identity semantics; this is a merge-blocking memory-safety risk until fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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When the deque has a finite maxlen, reserving len * num before trimming rejects valid repetitions that need only bounded storage. For example, on 64-bit CPython 3.14, deque([1, 2], maxlen=1) * sys.maxsize returns deque([2], maxlen=1), while this checked_mul raises MemoryError; smaller but still large counts can likewise fail allocation unnecessarily. The __imul__ path repeats the same full-product reservation before its later trim, so both paths should build or calculate only the retained maxlen tail.
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In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Around line 13-14: Reconcile the policy around the hard-stop rule and the
explicit-scope exception in AGENTS.md: either state that user-authorized scope
expansion permits proceeding when no real pypy3 import or upstream PyPy owner
exists, or remove that exception from the earlier scope guidance so both rules
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_itertools.py`:
- Line 73: Replace both standalone x.__setstate__ attribute expressions with
callable assert_raises invocations that use getattr to access the attribute,
eliminating the Ruff B018 warnings while preserving the intended exception
assertion.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/objspace/std/mapdict.rs`:
- Around line 1224-1233: Update mapdict_strategy_repr to initialize a null
mapdict via ensure_mapdict_initialized before reading its representation, so
fresh instances produce their normal strategy instead of returning None and
triggering TypeError. Preserve the existing has_mapdict_layout guard and
repr_wtf8 path for initialized maps.
In `@pyre/pyre-object/src/dictmultiobject.rs`:
- Around line 2050-2069: In pyre/pyre-object/src/listobject.rs:499-501, update
w_list_strategy_name to root the list, acquire w_list_lock, and read strategy
only while holding the lock. In
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/objspace/std/mapdict.rs:1224-1233, acquire
instance_lock before mapdict_strategy_repr reads or traverses the map, and guard
instance_setclass’s writes with the same lock. In
pyre/pyre-object/src/dictmultiobject.rs:2050-2069, make no direct change to
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Reconcile the hard stop with the explicit-scope exception.
Line 8 permits a user to expand the scope when PyPy has no import or owner. Lines 13-14 prohibit that case without exception. State the exception in the hard-stop rule, or remove it from Line 8, so contributors receive one actionable policy.
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In `@AGENTS.md` around lines 13 - 14, Reconcile the policy around the hard-stop
rule and the explicit-scope exception in AGENTS.md: either state that
user-authorized scope expansion permits proceeding when no real pypy3 import or
upstream PyPy owner exists, or remove that exception from the earlier scope
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Replace the attribute expression statements.
Ruff reports B018 for both attribute expression statements. Use the callable form of assert_raises with getattr.
Proposed fix
-with assert_raises(AttributeError):
- x.__setstate__
+assert_raises(AttributeError, getattr, x, "__setstate__")
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-with assert_raises(AttributeError):
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+assert_raises(AttributeError, getattr, r, "__setstate__")Also applies to: 163-163
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_itertools.py` at line 73, Replace both
standalone x.__setstate__ attribute expressions with callable assert_raises
invocations that use getattr to access the attribute, eliminating the Ruff B018
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| pub unsafe fn mapdict_strategy_repr(obj: PyObjectRef) -> Option<rustpython_wtf8::Wtf8Buf> { | ||
| if !unsafe { has_mapdict_layout(obj) } { | ||
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Initialize the map before reading its representation.
A fresh mapdict instance has a null map until ensure_mapdict_initialized runs. This function returns None for that normal state. __pypy__.strategy(instance) then raises TypeError before the first attribute access.
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pub unsafe fn mapdict_strategy_repr(obj: PyObjectRef) -> Option<rustpython_wtf8::Wtf8Buf> {
if !unsafe { has_mapdict_layout(obj) } {
return None;
}
+ unsafe { ensure_mapdict_initialized(obj) };
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| pub unsafe fn mapdict_strategy_repr(obj: PyObjectRef) -> Option<rustpython_wtf8::Wtf8Buf> { | |
| if !unsafe { has_mapdict_layout(obj) } { | |
| return None; | |
| } | |
| let map = unsafe { mapdict_carrier(obj) }._get_mapdict_map(); | |
| if map.is_null() { | |
| None | |
| } else { | |
| Some(unsafe { (*map).repr_wtf8() }) | |
| } | |
| pub unsafe fn mapdict_strategy_repr(obj: PyObjectRef) -> Option<rustpython_wtf8::Wtf8Buf> { | |
| if !unsafe { has_mapdict_layout(obj) } { | |
| return None; | |
| } | |
| unsafe { ensure_mapdict_initialized(obj) }; | |
| let map = unsafe { mapdict_carrier(obj) }._get_mapdict_map(); | |
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/objspace/std/mapdict.rs` around lines 1224 - 1233,
Update mapdict_strategy_repr to initialize a null mapdict via
ensure_mapdict_initialized before reading its representation, so fresh instances
produce their normal strategy instead of returning None and triggering
TypeError. Preserve the existing has_mapdict_layout guard and repr_wtf8 path for
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| pub unsafe fn w_dict_strategy_name(obj: PyObjectRef) -> &'static str { | ||
| if is_module_dict(obj) { | ||
| return if w_module_dict_is_object_strategy(obj) { | ||
| "ObjectDictStrategy" | ||
| } else { | ||
| "ModuleDictStrategy" | ||
| }; | ||
| } | ||
| match w_dict_get_strategy(obj).strategy_kind() { | ||
| StrategyKind::Empty => "EmptyDictStrategy", | ||
| StrategyKind::EmptyKwargs => "EmptyKwargsDictStrategy", | ||
| StrategyKind::Object => "ObjectDictStrategy", | ||
| StrategyKind::Bytes => "BytesDictStrategy", | ||
| StrategyKind::Unicode => "UnicodeDictStrategy", | ||
| StrategyKind::Int => "IntDictStrategy", | ||
| StrategyKind::Identity => "IdentityDictStrategy", | ||
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Guard list and mapdict representation snapshots.
w_list_strategy_namereadsW_ListObject.strategywithoutw_list_lock, while list transitions write it under that lock. Root the list, acquirew_list_lock, then readstrategy.mapdict_strategy_reprreads and traverses the map withoutinstance_lock. Acquire the guard before reading the map. Also guardinstance_setclass, which writes the same map without that lock.w_dict_strategy_namedoes not need the proposed dictionary guard.DictOperationGuardonly roots references, andrgilis the dictionary synchronization boundary.
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In `@pyre/pyre-object/src/dictmultiobject.rs` around lines 2050 - 2069, In
pyre/pyre-object/src/listobject.rs:499-501, update w_list_strategy_name to root
the list, acquire w_list_lock, and read strategy only while holding the lock. In
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/objspace/std/mapdict.rs:1224-1233, acquire
instance_lock before mapdict_strategy_repr reads or traverses the map, and guard
instance_setclass’s writes with the same lock. In
pyre/pyre-object/src/dictmultiobject.rs:2050-2069, make no direct change to
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For an empty or bounded deque, the mathematical repeated length can be enormous while the observable result remains tiny: for example, CPython 3.14 returns immediately for deque([1], maxlen=1) * 1_000_000_000. This implementation reserves and constructs all one billion entries before the constructor trims them, causing an unnecessary MemoryError or process-killing allocation; an empty deque also executes the full loop. Preserve the overflow check, but cap construction to the retained maxlen suffix and fast-path empty input; the same full-size allocation in __imul__ needs the corresponding fix.
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When another free-threaded task mutates a dict while __pypy__.strategy(d) runs, w_dict_strategy_name reads the mutable strategy pointer/storage mode without the dict lock that guards strategy transitions, creating an unsynchronized Rust read/write and potentially undefined behavior. Expose a locked snapshot helper from the container implementation rather than reading the live strategy directly; the analogous raw list and mapdict reads in this new function require the same audit.
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When a tenured Bytes-strategy list grows during append, insert, or splice, this assignment publishes a newly allocated nursery block through the old list's bytes_items.block field. The subsequent BytesArray::barrier() only barriers the new block for its element edges; it never remembers the owning list, despite grow_list_items_block_gc requiring the caller to install the owner edge through a write barrier. A minor collection can therefore reclaim the new block and leave the list pointing to evacuated storage; perform an owner-list barrier whenever growth replaces this field.
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For a bytes-strategy list this arm allocates fresh W_BytesObject wrappers, but boxed_from_bytes drops its root scope before returning the raw Vec<PyObjectRef>. Callers such as list_inplace_repeat retain that vector while appending; the first capacity-growing append can collect, leaving the remaining wrappers unrooted and later appends dereferencing reclaimed objects. Return a rooted snapshot representation or make every potentially collecting caller publish all newly boxed entries before its first allocation.
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When slice assignment changes an existing empty, tenured list to Bytes strategy, BytesArray::from_vec may return a nursery-managed block and this path stores it into the old list without a list write barrier. Unlike the adjacent Object arm, it returns immediately after changing the strategy, so the next minor collection may not trace the new block and can leave the list with a dangling backing pointer. Call list_write_barrier(obj) after publishing the bytes block, as the other reference-backed strategy does.
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byteswrapper identity, not block identity
BytesListStrategystoresBytesBlockpointers, and each list access creates a newW_BytesObjectwrapper withw_bytes_from_block(). For bytes longer than one byte,is_w()compares those shared blocks, butid()falls back togc_identity_hash()on each wrapper. Therefore,l[0] is l[0]can be true while the two results have different IDs.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_itertools.py`:
- Line 2: Remove the pickle import from the test snippet and replace the
affected serialization assertions with direct __reduce_ex__ checks, avoiding
module loading while preserving the intended validation.
In `@pyre/pyre-object/src/listobject.rs`:
- Around line 3006-3011: The Bytes slice-assignment paths must apply the
remembered-set barrier after publishing a fresh Bytes block. In
pyre/pyre-object/src/listobject.rs:3006-3011, reload obj and list after
BytesArray::from_vec, then call list_write_barrier(obj) after install, matching
the Object arm; make the same reload-and-barrier change at 3143-3146 after
install. The sibling splice branch requires no direct change.
- Around line 846-849: Reload the object from obj_slot and reconstruct the
mutable list reference after list.float_items.install(FloatArray::empty()) and
before list.bytes_items.install(BytesArray::empty()). Use the refreshed
W_ListObject pointer for the bytes_items installation so a GC relocation during
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and chain objects to provide their __reduce__ and __setstate__ methods, in
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When a bytes-strategy list is cleared or converted to object storage while another mutator can collect, evaluating this assignment drops the old BytesArray; its dealloc_list_items_block ownership query is a safepoint. If that collection moves the owning W_ListObject, both the assignment and the following reload_block write through the stale interior self pointer, leaving the live list with its outgoing block and potentially referencing reclaimed nursery memory. Make replacement owner-aware so the list is reloaded from its root slot after the drop before publishing the new array.
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`object_getstate` calls an overriding `__getstate__` and only falls back to `object_getstate_default(required)` when the type still uses `object.__getstate__`; `descr__reduce_ex__` gates on the same lookup of the hook. `descr_reduce_ex`'s layout refusal ran without that gate, so `_io.BytesIO` and `_io.StringIO` stopped reducing and test_memoryio and test_unittest went PASS -> FAIL. Compare the type's `__getstate__` against `object`'s and skip the refusal when they differ. Across builtins, io, collections, array, datetime, decimal, re, random, functools, struct and types, the `_io` family is the whole set that reaches the object reducer with a state hook and no `__reduce__` of its own; `BufferedWriter` and its siblings keep refusing, through their own hook. The snippet calls `__reduce_ex__` directly because the snippets directory's own `_pickle.py` shadows the stdlib extension module. It carries no `gate=1` marker yet: it is green under CPython but has not been run against a pyre build. Assisted-by: Claude
The snippet passes under CPython 3.14, pyre-dynasm and pyre-cranelift through `extra_tests/run.py`, which is what `gate=1` asks for. On a binary built before the `supplies_getstate` gate it stops at `io.BytesIO().__reduce_ex__(2)` with `cannot pickle '_io.BytesIO' object`, the message test_memoryio reported, so the marker gates something the corpus was not already covering. Assisted-by: Claude
`finish_alloc_in_oldgen` stamps a stable allocation with `oldgen_birth_flags(TRACK_YOUNG_PTRS)`, which adds VISITED while `gc_state == Marking`, so an object born during a major marking cycle is black and the marker never traces it. `w_bytes_from_block` is the one bytes constructor whose `data` is a block that already exists and may still be white; every other one allocates its block moments earlier, so the block carries the same colour as the wrapper. The wrapper ran no barrier, so it never entered the remembered set and the minor collection's `_add_to_more_objects_to_trace_if_black` step never requeued it. With `BytesListStrategy` dropping the array that held the block in the same strategy switch that wraps it, the wrapper is the block's only owner and the sweep frees the block under it. Assisted-by: Claude
`BytesArray::grow` allocated a young items block and stored it into the owning list in one step. `BytesArray` cannot reach its owner, so nothing barriered the list between the allocation and the store: the allocation itself can collect and spend a barrier the caller ran earlier, after which the young block hangs off an old list the next minor collection does not visit. Move the grow to `W_ListObject::bytes_grow`, which barriers on both sides of the allocation with the fresh block rooted across the second, the way `object_grow` already does, and add `install_bytes_items` for the publish-an-already-built-array case. `BytesArray` no longer allocates at all — `push`, `insert` and `splice` assert their room, and the append, insert and setslice arms reserve it first. `boxed_from_bytes` now re-reads the array from the pinned list per element: each `w_bytes_from_block` allocates, so a base pointer taken up front names the outgoing block after a collection. `switch_to_object_strategy` re-reads the list between the three `install` calls for the same reason. Assisted-by: Claude
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When a builtin type is initialized lazily after another mutator has existed, these new dictionary operations can park for GC before w_type_new_builtin runs, but callers have rooted only the namespace—not the freshly allocated bases tuple. A concurrent major collection can therefore reclaim that tuple, after which line 2530 passes a dangling pointer into type construction; pin and reload bases across this preparation step.
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In a free-threaded run, pin_root and the following write barrier can both park for a collection; although the caller roots the owning W_ListObject, self is an interior reference into its pre-move address. An ordinary append to a bytes-strategy list can consequently execute the store and length update through evacuated memory. Make these mutators owner-aware and rederive the BytesArray from the rooted list after each safepoint; insert, set, and splice have the same pattern.
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In `@pyre/pyre-object/src/bytes_array.rs`:
- Around line 280-284: Remove the IndexMut implementation for BytesArray and
make as_mut_slice private. Update internal callers such as reverse to use the
private slice access, while ensuring external mutation remains available through
set, push, insert, and splice so barrier handling is preserved.
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remaining int_items, float_items, and bytes_items assignment, rebuilding the
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| impl IndexMut<usize> for BytesArray { | ||
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Remove IndexMut and make as_mut_slice private.
Both APIs expose direct mutable BytesBlock slots without calling barrier(). This can publish an untracked GC reference, unlike push, insert, set, and splice. Keep mutation behind set; retain mutable slices only for internal operations such as reverse.
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IndexMut implementation for BytesArray and make as_mut_slice private. Update
internal callers such as reverse to use the private slice access, while ensuring
external mutation remains available through set, push, insert, and splice so
barrier handling is preserved.
| list.bytes_items = storage.bytes_items; | ||
| // Object and Bytes storage both publish a freshly allocated GC block from | ||
| // an existing list header. Integer/Float blocks are old-generation leaf | ||
| // arrays and need no remembered-set edge. | ||
| if matches!(strategy, ListStrategy::Object | ListStrategy::Bytes) { | ||
| list_write_barrier(obj); | ||
| } |
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Reload W_ListObject before each remaining typed-storage store.
Assignments to W_ListObject::int_items, float_items, and bytes_items drop the replaced arrays. Their deallocation calls gc_hook::try_gc_owns_object, which can run a collection. If the collection moves W_ListObject, the local list points to the moved-from allocation, so later stores and list_write_barrier(obj) use stale pointers. Re-read obj_slot and rebuild list before each remaining store, and pass the re-read pointer to list_write_barrier.
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In `@pyre/pyre-object/src/listobject.rs` around lines 2781 - 2787, Reload the
W_ListObject from obj_slot before each remaining int_items, float_items, and
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Two slices on top of #1452, which landed the class-attribute fold itself.
jit-trace: gate the class-attribute fold on a fold censusThe fold shipped in #1452 with nothing guarding it. No
.jitstatsfile moved across the corpus on either backend, and the three fixtures whose names suggest coverage all read an adjacent shape:attr_cache_invalidationself.xset in__init__); its phase-2C.x = property(...)is a data descriptor, which the fold declines by designattr_instance_shadows_classclass_attrs_methodsgetattr(Holder, "tag")— a type receiver, which is the twin foldbuiltin_type_getattrNothing exercised the fold's own shape: an instance receiver reading a name that lives only on the type, unshadowed, in a hot loop.
The gate. The arm is extracted as
try_walker_specialize_class_attrand put behindspec_gate("class_attr", ...), the shapeframe_lastiuses, so the fold appears in the census andPYRE_FBW_NO_SPECIALIZE=class_attrsuppresses it alone.SPEC_FOLD_ROWSgoes 70 → 71.Why
selfcheck+spec-foldsrather than a ratio ceiling. The fold deletes thespace.getattrresidual from the loop body, so it un-sizes its own fixture — once it fires, the ratio reads the surrounding scaffolding rather than the cost the fold removed. And the residual answers identically to the fold, so the assertions alone would pass just as well with the fold gone;run_selfcheckstates this case directly ("without the census the fixture passes just as well with the fold gone, which is the one failure it exists to catch").require_jitcovers the other vacuous case — the shape ceasing to reach the JIT at all.attr_class_value_hotasserts the answer for the folding shape and for the four declines: an instance shadow, a value carrying__get__, a custom__getattribute__, and a base-class rebind mid-loop — which a derived instance must observe, becausemutatedrecurses into subclasses.Verification
ALL PASSED: 471/471ALL PASSED: 471/471folds done 1 firedPYRE_FBW_NO_SPECIALIZE=class_attr→FAIL declared fold(s) never fired: class_attrBoth backends because
we_are_jitted()has its only arming site in the cranelift compiler, so a walker change is not verified by one backend. The negative control is the part that matters: a gate that passes would also pass with the fold deleted, so it establishes nothing until suppressing the fold is shown to fail the fixture._weakref: rejectreprcalls with a foreign selfW_WeakrefBase.descr__repr__is a shared body that PyPy's interp2app gateway types as aweakref-or-proxymethod before entering. Pyre reached the body without that check, soref.__repr__(42)ran it on an arbitrary object. It now raisesTypeError: 'weakref-or-proxy' object expected, got 'int' instead, andstdlib_weakref.pyasserts the raise.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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