gc: the young raw-malloced generation, and the max-heap MemoryError the dispatch loop owes - #1474
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WalkthroughThe change adds young rawmalloc lifecycle handling and bounded-heap ChangesGC allocation and error delivery
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Full details: Title checkExplanation The title identifies the main change: dispatch-loop delivery of max-heap MemoryError exceptions. It also includes the young raw-malloced generation, which the objectives state was dropped, but this does not make the title unrelated to the changeset. Full details: Docstring CoverageExplanation Docstring coverage is 78.13% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 32 functions across 11 files. (1 skipped: 1 unsupported.)
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| if reserving_size > 0 { | ||
| self.oom_pending = true; | ||
| } else { | ||
| majit_ir::eval_breaker_word::set_memory_error(); |
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When a safepoint-driven collection breaches the limit in a free-threaded process, this sets a process-global bit; the collection's StwGuard resumes the other mutators before the collecting evaluator calls take_memory_error(), so another thread can consume the bit first and receive an unrelated MemoryError. The thread whose collection exhausted the heap then continues, potentially reaching the fatal second breach. Store the pending exception on the collecting mutator or otherwise preserve its ownership through delivery.
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| fn alloc_young_rawmalloc_clear(&mut self, type_id: u32, total_size: usize) -> GcRef { | ||
| let Some(ptr) = self.oldgen.try_alloc_young_rawmalloc(total_size) else { | ||
| return GcRef(0); |
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This new allocator is never called by production code: a repo-wide search finds only its three unit-test invocations, while alloc_with_type_slow still sends every object above large_object_threshold directly to alloc_in_oldgen_clear. Consequently ordinary large objects never enter young_rawmalloced_objects, are reported as generation 2, and cannot be reclaimed by the next minor as PyPy's malloc_fixedsize/malloc_varsize external_malloc(..., alloc_young=True) paths require. Wire eligible large allocations through this method, retaining born-old handling for the excluded types.
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| if reserving_size > 0 { | ||
| self.oom_pending = true; | ||
| } else { | ||
| majit_ir::eval_breaker_word::set_memory_error(); |
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When reserving_size == 0, this arm signals OOM only via the breaker bit and leaves oom_pending unchanged. After returning, major_collection_step therefore passes its self.oom_pending == oom_was_pending check and calls fire_gc_collect_step, even though the adjacent logic explicitly models upstream's immediate raise before that hook. Programs that catch the deferred MemoryError consequently observe a spurious collect-step callback/stat transition; propagate an OOM outcome that suppresses the hook for both delivery channels.
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headerless && non_movingdescriptors.
SimpleSizeDescrpermits both flags.handle_newreturns fromheaderless()before it checksnon_moving(). Therefore, such a descriptor can useCallMallocNurseryHeaderlessand remain relocatable, despite the raw-pointer contract ofnon_moving(). Reject this combination during descriptor creation, or add a headerless non-moving allocation path. Add a regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/collector.rs`:
- Around line 2429-2434: Enforce the young_rawmalloc_allows requirement in
alloc_young_rawmalloc_clear before calling try_alloc_young_rawmalloc: assert or
otherwise validate that the type_id is permitted for young rawmalloc, rejecting
destructor-bearing and weakref types while preserving the existing allocation
behavior for allowed types.
In `@pyre/pyrex/tests/heap_limit_memory_error.rs`:
- Around line 100-116: Protect the subprocess execution in run_shape with a
test-local mutex so only one heap-exhaustion child runs at a time. Acquire the
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In `@majit/majit-gc/src/rewrite.rs`:
- Around line 1180-1193: Reject descriptors combining headerless() and
non_moving() during descriptor creation, before handle_new can select
CallMallocNurseryHeaderless; alternatively provide a correct non-moving
headerless allocation path. Preserve existing allocation behavior for
descriptors with either flag alone, and add a regression test covering the
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| self.young_rawmalloced_objects.push(RawMallocedObject { | ||
| alloc_start: raw as usize, | ||
| header_addr: raw as usize, | ||
| layout, | ||
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If an OldGen is dropped before its next minor collection, every block appended here leaks: OldGen::drop drains old_rawmalloced_objects and raw_malloc_might_sweep, but not young_rawmalloced_objects. This already occurs in the new finalizer-routing unit test, which leaves its young block unswept, and would affect any embedder that tears down a collector with pending young raw allocations; drain and deallocate this list during destruction as well.
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| // The plain evaluator's twin: a bounded major collection that reached | ||
| // `max_heap_size` owes a `MemoryError`, and the safepoint above — which | ||
| // is where the interpreter path collects — cannot raise one. | ||
| // `EB_MEMORY_ERROR` is in `JIT_BREAKER_MASK`, so a compiled loop leaves | ||
| // machine code for this seam instead of running on past an exhausted | ||
| // heap, and delivering before `jit_merge_point` below keeps a hot loop | ||
| // from re-entering compiled code with the exception still owed. | ||
| // | ||
| // Reads the word rather than `dispatch_breaker`, and the difference is | ||
| // not academic: the safepoint above is the usual armer and it runs | ||
| // after that load, so `dispatch_breaker` is one dispatch stale. This | ||
| // loop is not guaranteed a next dispatch — measured, a run under | ||
| // `--heapsize` reaches this seam with the bit set exactly once — so a | ||
| // stale test does not delay the exception, it drops it, and the | ||
| // program's next sign of a full heap is the abort on the second breach. | ||
| if majit_ir::eval_breaker_word::take_memory_error() { | ||
| let mut err = pyre_interpreter::PyError::memory_error(""); | ||
| let mut next_instr = unsafe { &*f }.next_instr(); | ||
| if pyre_interpreter::eval::handle_exception( | ||
| unsafe { &mut *f }, | ||
| &mut err, | ||
| &mut next_instr, | ||
| ) { | ||
| // handle_exception allocates → re-seed before the write. | ||
| let f: *mut PyFrame = frame_root.frame() as *mut PyFrame; | ||
| unsafe { &mut *f }.set_last_instr_from_next_instr(next_instr); | ||
| continue; | ||
| } | ||
| return LoopResult::Done(Err(err)); | ||
| } |
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| None if non_moving => { | ||
| self.gen_malloc_nonmoving_fixedsize(size, type_id, op.pos.get(), st) |
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Route this case through the young rawmalloc allocator rather than the new born-old helper: PyPy's IncrementalMiniMarkGC.malloc_fixed_or_varsize_nonmovable explicitly calls external_malloc(..., alloc_young=True). “Non-moving” guarantees address stability, not survival past a minor; this split instead makes production non-moving objects such as JIT-allocated instances survive until a major collection and permanently excludes them from the generation introduced by this change. If pyre's unrooted raw-pointer sites require extra protection, root those live references as the translated upstream path does rather than changing the object's generation.
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| if self.oom_pending || majit_ir::eval_breaker_word::memory_error_armed() { | ||
| self.gc_state = GcState::Scanning; | ||
| return; |
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When thread A still owns a deferred MemoryError, this process-wide check also suppresses a breach driven by thread B. After A's STW guard resumes the other mutators but before A reaches take_memory_error(), B can complete an over-limit nursery allocation; this arm returns without setting B's oom_pending, so that allocation succeeds. If A is not scheduled promptly, other threads can repeatedly bypass the configured heap limit. Test pending ownership for the current collection/thread rather than treating any owner's breaker bit as this breach's undelivered exception.
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| if self.oom_pending || majit_ir::eval_breaker_word::memory_error_armed() { | ||
| self.gc_state = GcState::Scanning; | ||
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When do_collect_full completes another cycle before the deferred exception is delivered, this early return leaves oom_signalled_this_step false because major_collection_step reset it at entry. The caller therefore still executes fire_gc_collect_step, although upstream's immediate MemoryError would have unwound before that hook. Fresh evidence in this revision is the new owed-error early-return arm, which bypasses the new hook-suppression flag; mark this step as suppressed before returning.
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| if majit_ir::eval_breaker_word::take_memory_error() { | ||
| let mut err = crate::PyError::memory_error(""); | ||
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When another thread requests STW after this thread's heap-limit breach but before its next plain-evaluator dispatch, both breaker bits can be set. This branch consumes the error and enters handle_exception before the safepoint_poll below; that exception path can allocate (as the JIT twin explicitly notes), while quiesce_mutators is waiting for this running mutator to park, so the free-threaded process can stall instead of completing the collection. Match the JIT loop's ordering and service EB_STW before constructing or dispatching the deferred exception.
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…ocation is waiting incminimark.py `major_collection_step` raises MemoryError when a bounded major collection leaves the heap over `max_heap_size`, and the exception unwinds through whichever driver ran the collection. pyre recorded that event in `oom_pending`, which only the two collecting nursery allocators read. Every other driver dropped it: an explicit `gc.collect()`, a finalizer run, and the dispatch-loop safepoint, which is where the interpreter path's major collections happen. Under `--heapsize` or `PYPY_GC_MAX` the first breach was therefore silent and the first user-visible effect was the second breach's `using too much memory, aborting`. Add `EB_MEMORY_ERROR` to the eval-breaker word, in `JIT_BREAKER_MASK`, armed in the breach arm and consumed by both dispatch loops, which raise through `handle_exception` so the running frame's handler sees it. `reserving_size` selects the channel: it is the size of the allocation waiting on the collection and is nonzero for exactly the two collecting allocators. Arming both would leave the undelivered one latched onto the next breach — an `oom_pending` no allocation was waiting for is taken by an unrelated later allocation and fails it. The dispatch loops read the breaker word rather than the copy loaded at the top of the dispatch: the safepoint arms the bit after that load, and `eval_loop_jit` reaches the seam with the bit set once. The added integration test asserts that the limit becomes a Python exception, not that a program survives one; after the first breach the live set is at the limit, so whether a handler fits in the remaining headroom varies non-monotonically with the limit. Assisted-by: Claude
Objects over `large_object_threshold` reach `alloc_in_oldgen_clear` and return ahead of the point where a nursery allocation consults `oom_pending`, so the existing cases -- which allocate 8 KiB objects -- do not exercise that path. Adds a case allocating 2000 objects of 160 KiB under the same limit, on both dispatch loops, with its own unbounded control. `run` is split into `run_shape`, which takes the object size and count. Assisted-by: Claude
…ered incminimark's `major_collection_step` sets `max_heap_size_already_raised` immediately before `raise MemoryError`, so the flag reads as "the program has already been given its exception" and the fatal rung below it can only be a second arrival. Pyre arms a channel and returns instead, so the flag and the delivery come apart; a breach that lands in between now returns without taking the rung. `do_collect_full` completes two cycles with no dispatch between them, so an explicit `gc.collect()` on a heap at its limit reached the rung with the exception from the first cycle still armed. Both channels clear as they deliver, so `oom_pending || memory_error_armed()` is the test. `bounded_max_heap_size_signals_oom_then_aborts` now takes `oom_pending` between its two breaches, which is what the waiting allocation does when the collection returns. heap_limit_memory_error.rs asserted that the interpreter's own traceback printer reached stderr. That printer is a handler running on a heap at its limit: `eprint_exception` buffers the whole report and writes nothing until it is complete, and for a `-c` program `read_registered_source_line` fetches each frame's line through app-level linecache, whose nested dispatch loop's first safepoint runs `do_collect_oldgen_nonmoving` — a whole major cycle. The abort unwinds out of the half-built buffer, so stderr carried no traceback at all on all three CI hosts while the exception itself was raised, delivered and handled. The scripts now catch MemoryError, drop the live set and print a marker, and the arms assert that marker and a successful exit. Assisted-by: Claude
The handler's `print('caught')` reached a pipe, so it was block buffered
and discarded when a later breach aborted the process. Freeing the live
set first does not avoid the later breach: dropping it only makes it
collectable, and an in-flight cycle that already marked it sweeps
nothing. `os._exit(17)` writes nothing and allocates nothing beyond the
call, and the assertion moves to the child's exit status.
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…pped `OldGen::drop` drained `old_rawmalloced_objects` and `raw_malloc_might_sweep` but not `young_rawmalloced_objects`, so a teardown between a young rawmalloc birth and the minor that would sweep it leaked every block on that list. Assisted-by: Claude
`major_collection_step` suppressed `fire_gc_collect_step` by comparing `oom_pending` across the step, which reads only the allocation channel: a breach with no allocation waiting arms the eval-breaker bit instead and fired the hook. Record the arming in `oom_signalled_this_step` and gate on that, so both channels answer alike. Assisted-by: Claude
…rmed it `EB_MEMORY_ERROR` is process-global, and a stop-the-world collection resumes the other mutators before the collecting one returns to its dispatch loop, so any thread could take the exception. `set_memory_error` now marks the calling thread and counts the owers; `take_memory_error` delivers only to a marked thread and clears the bit when the last one does. `memory_error_armed` keeps reading the process-wide summary, which is what the max-heap fatal rung asks about. The max-heap collector tests each normalise the bit before they run, and a normalising call no longer clears one another thread armed, so they take a lock. Assisted-by: Claude
The `except MemoryError` handler lost the race on macOS and windows: the exception object's own allocation re-arms the collection request, and the next safepoint breaches again before `os._exit` returns, so the child died at the fatal rung with nothing reported. A `-c` program was why the handler was there. Its filename is `<string>`, so `frame_source_line` falls past `read_source_line` into `read_registered_source_line`, which calls app-level `linecache` — a nested dispatch loop whose safepoint drives a whole major cycle, and the abort unwinds out of the half-built report buffer. Named by path, the filesystem branch answers and no Python runs between the raise and the write, so the traceback reaches stderr ahead of whatever the process does next. The scripts carry no handler and the assertion reads stderr. Assisted-by: Claude
The max-heap ladder read the process-wide `EB_MEMORY_ERROR` summary to decide whether a breach repeated an exception already owed. An exception owed to another thread says nothing about this collection, so a breach that thread never caused was silenced and its allocation ran on past the limit. `memory_error_owed_here` asks the thread-local instead, and a breach with nothing owed here now arms this thread rather than returning. The fatal rung keeps the process-wide read: it must not end the process while any thread is still to be told. The same-arrival return also stands for a raise upstream makes, so it suppresses the collect-step hook too. Assisted-by: Claude
…oryError Both breaker bits can be armed at once — this thread's own heap-limit breach and another thread's STW request. The plain evaluator delivered the exception first, so `handle_exception` ran Python and allocated through a world the collector had asked to stop. The JIT loop already parks first; this puts the two in the same order. Assisted-by: Claude
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gc: the young raw-malloced generation… |
try_alloc_young / free_young_rawmalloced_objects / young_rawmalloced_contains — incminimark 심볼명 그대로 |
gc: make the young-object questions ask about youth… |
13개 conflict region 전부 base가 동일 변경 + incminimark 줄번호 인용본 보유 |
gc: give the non_moving allocation its own helper… |
malloc_big_fixedsize_oldgen_fn (base) vs malloc_nonmoving_fixedsize_fn (ours) |
gc: test the jitframe root arm for youth… |
base visit_jf_root에 else if is_young_rawmalloced arm이 이미 있고, drag_out_root도 자체 분기 보유 — 우리 패치는 그 arm을 죽은 코드로 만들고 assert_traced_slot_initialized/marking append를 추가로 태웁니다 |
gc: assert the young rawmalloc type contract… |
base가 try_alloc_young_nonmoving_clear에서 type_alloc_may_be_young을 이미 검사 |
jit-trace: give SPEC_FOLD_ROWS a slice type… |
base가 이미 슬라이스 타입 |
남은 10개는 max-heap MemoryError 사슬과 그 테스트입니다.
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P1 rewrite.rs:1192 — non-moving을 young rawmalloc으로: 해당 커밋이 위 표대로 드롭돼 이 PR의 diff에 rewrite.rs가 더 이상 없습니다. malloc_fixed_or_varsize_nonmovable이 external_malloc(..., alloc_young=True)를 부른다는 지적 자체는 main의 malloc_big_fixedsize_oldgen_fn에 대해 여전히 유효하므로, 이 PR이 아니라 main 쪽 후속으로 봅니다.
P1 collector.rs — 다른 스레드의 breach를 억제하지 말 것 (1826f73): 맞습니다. "같은 도착인가"는 breach한 스레드에게 물어야 하는 질문인데 process-wide 요약을 읽고 있었습니다. memory_error_owed_here()(thread-local)로 바꿨고, 이 스레드에 빚진 게 없는 breach는 이제 억제 대신 이 스레드를 arm합니다 — upstream의 raise가 수집을 돌린 스레드에게 하는 것과 같습니다. fatal rung만 process-wide 읽기를 유지합니다(아직 아무도 못 받은 상태에서 프로세스를 죽이면 안 되므로). 테스트: a_breach_owed_to_another_thread_arms_this_one_rather_than_silencing_it — 소유 스레드를 parking 시켜 실제로 두 owner가 순서대로 전달하는 것까지 확인합니다.
P2 — owed OOM을 우회 return할 때 훅 억제 (1826f73): 맞습니다. 그 early return도 upstream이 raise하는 자리라 oom_signalled_this_step을 세웁니다.
P1 pyre-interpreter/src/eval.rs — 전달 전에 STW park (4bd356d): 맞습니다. plain evaluator만 순서가 반대였습니다(JIT 루프는 이미 park가 먼저입니다). 두 비트가 동시에 켜질 수 있고 handle_exception은 Python을 돌리며 할당하므로, 순서를 JIT 루프와 맞췄습니다.
로컬: majit-gc/majit-ir 651 tests green, heap_limit_memory_error 4/4, pyre/check.py는 실행 중입니다.
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`#1489` added the gate without a triage row, so `every_live_gate_has_a_triage_entry` fails on main's own tree. It reads `var_os(...).is_some()`, so it is default-OFF and belongs in the diagnostics section. Assisted-by: Claude
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| // and allocates, and both bits can be armed at once — this thread's | ||
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If another thread arms EB_STW after dispatch_breaker is loaded but before this call, the preceding stale-snapshot check misses the request while take_memory_error() observes its bit from a fresh load and enters handle_exception, which can allocate or invoke tracing code while the collector waits for this mutator to park. Fresh evidence in this revision is that moving delivery below the STW branch still leaves the branch reading the older snapshot; re-read/service the current STW bit immediately before consuming the error in both eval_loop and its eval_loop_jit twin.
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When thread A owns a deferred error and thread B forks during the post-STW/pre-dispatch window, the child inherits MEMORY_ERROR_OWERS > 0 and EB_MEMORY_ERROR, but only B survives and its TLS says it owes nothing. The inspected thread::after_fork_child path removes vanished execution contexts and resets GC/STW state without reconciling this new counter, so take_memory_error() can never clear the bit in the child: compiled backedges deopt permanently, and memory_error_armed() also prevents the heap-limit fatal rung from becoming reachable. Add an after-fork reset that rebuilds the summary from the surviving thread's ownership.
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`MEMORY_ERROR_OWED` becomes a type with a destructor, so a thread that exits while still owed one decrements `MEMORY_ERROR_OWERS` and clears the bit if it was the last. `memory_error_after_fork_child` rebuilds the census around the one thread `fork()` leaves running, and `gc_sync::after_fork_child` calls it next to `clear_stw`. Assisted-by: Claude
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MEMORY_ERROR_OWED가 소멸자를 가진 타입이 되어, 갚지 않은 채 종료한 스레드가 MEMORY_ERROR_OWERS에서 빠지고 마지막이면 비트를 내립니다. 이게 없으면 EB_MEMORY_ERROR가 JIT_BREAKER_MASK에 있으므로 프로세스의 모든 back edge가 영구히 실패하고, collector의 사다리도 memory_error_armed()를 영원히 true로 읽어 fatal rung에 도달하지 못합니다. fork() 자식은 살아남은 스레드 하나 기준으로 census를 다시 세웁니다(memory_error_after_fork_child, gc_sync::after_fork_child에서 clear_stw 옆).
STW 재확인은 이유가 따로 있습니다: 기존 EB_STW 검사는 dispatch 시작 시점에 읽은 사본이고, 그 검사와 delivery 사이에서 gc_interp::safepoint가 major cycle 전체를 돕니다. 그 사이 도착한 요청은 사본에 없습니다.
collector.rs:6665에 남아 있던 스레드 2건(P1 "Keep the deferred MemoryError on the collecting thread", P2 "Suppress the collect-step hook for deferred OOM")은 각각 4057a423b / 39258267c에서 이미 해결된 것이라 별도 변경이 없습니다.
gate-triage.md 개수는 리뷰어가 74라고 했지만 실제 목록은 75개입니다. 헤딩은 우리가 손대기 전부터 2 어긋나 있었고(목록 74 / 헤딩 72), PYRE_GC_SIZE_AUDIT 추가가 그 오차를 그대로 옮겨왔습니다.
test.test_threading: PASS -> TIMEOUT은 flaky입니다
361c860과 7ca707d의 diff는 pyre/gate-triage.md 3줄뿐입니다(바이너리에 영향 없음). 그런데
361c860—pyre/check.py dynasm (ubuntu-24.04)실패:test.test_threading: PASS -> TIMEOUT timeout 300s test_stop_the_world_during_finalization7ca707d— 같은 job 통과
사실상 같은 바이너리가 한 번은 300초를 넘기고 한 번은 통과했습니다. 이 브랜치의 어떤 커밋에도 귀속되지 않습니다. 같은 커밋에서 check.py cranelift (ubuntu)도 통과했는데, expected_status가 backend 항목이 없으면 dynasm 기록을 대신 쓰므로 cranelift 레그도 test.test_threading을 같은 baseline으로 게이트합니다.
다만 이 테스트는 이미 한계선상입니다 (별건, main 소유)
test_stop_the_world_during_finalization의 스크립트만 떼어 arm64 macOS에서 PYRE_NO_JIT=1로 반복 측정했습니다(출력·exit code 검증 포함):
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| CPython 3.12 | 0.02–0.06s |
| pyre 빠른 모드 | 0.10–0.13s |
| pyre 느린 모드 | 2.8–7.7s |
| pyre | >60s HANG (46회 중 1회) |
두 모드 다 정상 종료라 실패가 아니라 분포입니다. finalization이 데몬 스레드 5개를 이기는 데 걸리는 시간이 30배 넘게 흔들리고 드물게 못 이깁니다. CPython 대비 60–100배이므로, 4코어 러너에서 모듈 300초 예산이 가끔 터지는 건 이 분포로 설명됩니다. park_if_finalizing은 진입하면 영구 park이라 그 자체는 교착이 아니고, 남는 모양은 gc.collect()(major cycle 전체) 안에 있는 스레드와 finalizing 스레드가 서로를 기다리는 경우 — gh-137433이 겨냥한 바로 그 형태입니다. 이 PR 범위 밖이라 여기서 고치지 않습니다.
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When another thread requests STW while this thread is delivering a deferred MemoryError, this poll may run a moving collection after f was cached at line 9065. The subsequent next_instr() and handle_exception calls dereference that stale pointer even though this loop's own invariant requires re-resolving frame_root.frame() after every collection point, risking use-after-move or frame corruption; re-seed f immediately after this poll.
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When a long-lived embedding or background worker drives the public collection API under a heap limit and then returns to non-Python work, it executes neither production take_memory_error() call (both are in the dispatch loops) nor this TLS destructor, which runs only when the OS thread exits. Its debt therefore remains indefinitely: EB_MEMORY_ERROR makes every compiled back edge process-wide deopt, while memory_error_armed() prevents the heap-limit fatal rung from progressing. Tie cleanup/delivery to the execution-context or runtime-exit lifecycle, or return the error synchronously to non-dispatch callers, rather than relying solely on thread destruction.
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Two independent GC slices on the same branch.
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MemoryError(2 commits)Under a heap limit (
PYPY_GC_MAX/--heapsize) the first breach was silent on every path, so a program's only sign of the limit was the second breach'sout_of_memory("using too much memory, aborting")— the rung that names a Python exception was skipped entirely.The breaching collection is usually driven by the dispatch-loop safepoint, which returns
()and cannot raise, so upstream'sraise MemoryErrorinmajor_collection_stephad no carrier.EB_MEMORY_ERROR(bit 5 of the eval-breaker word) carries it: armed where upstream raises, taken by both dispatch loops, raised there throughhandle_exception.The two channels are mutually exclusive per breach, selected by
reserving_size. Arming both latches the undelivered one onto the next breach — anoom_pendingno allocation was waiting for is taken by the next unrelated one, failing an allocation that breached nothing.pyre/pyrex/tests/heap_limit_memory_error.rspins it end to end, on both dispatch loops and on both allocation paths. What it deliberately does not assert is that the program survives its handler: after the first breach the live set is at the limit by definition, so whether any given handler fits in the remaining headroom moves non-monotonically with the limit (80/96/112/128 MiB flips a surviving handler to an aborting one and back). The stable observable is that the limit becomes a Python exception.2. The young raw-malloced generation (3 commits)
OldGengainsyoung_rawmalloced_objectsand its membership set, allocated bytry_alloc_young_rawmalloc— individualraw_mallocat every size, since an arena block must be old — and emptied bysweep_young_rawmalloced, which promotes ontoold_rawmalloced_objectsor frees. The collector side isalloc_young_rawmalloc_clear,visit_young_rawmalloced_objectandfree_young_rawmalloced_objects, wired intodrag_out_root, the three slot paths intrace_and_update_object, anddo_collect_nursery.Then eleven sites that read "outside the nursery" as "old" or "survives". That held while the nursery contained every young object; a young raw-malloced block is young, is not in the nursery, and is in
rawmalloced_payloads, sooldgen.containsanswers for it too. Widened to youth:classify_young_owner,invalidate_young_weakrefs,register_finalizer,deal_with_young_objects_with_finalizers, the rawrefcount young half (rrc_young_object_alive,rrc_trace_c_edges_young,_rrc_minor_free,rrc_claim_finalizers_young,rawrefcount_create_link_pyre/_pyobj),do_get_objectsgenerations 0 and 2, the Phase 1c jitframe root arm, and the write-barrier probe.is_in_nurseryandis_nursery_object_startare unchanged. They answer "can this move", whichcan_move, everyis_forwardedread and pinning are built on. Where the two questions come apart the movability one is kept deliberately — the rawrefcountp_dict_nursstays keyed onis_in_nursery, because the wholesale clear it takes each minor rests on every key having moved.remove_young_arrays_from_old_objects_pointing_to_younghas no counterpart here: upstream needs it because its young array arm setsHAS_CARDS | TRACK_YOUNG_PTRS, while these births set no flags, so the barrier cannot enqueue one.Nothing allocates young yet, and that is the point
No allocation site calls the young birth, so no young raw-malloced object exists outside the tests and none of the added arms are reached. This is not an oversight — it cannot be turned on in this PR:
malloc_big_fixedsizeserves two populations. Oversized allocations, which upstream births young; andnon_movingdescrs at any size, which are frames. The helper receives only(size, typeid)and so cannot tell which caller it has. Routing it to the young path wholesale would put frames on the young list and free them at the next minor. Enabling the birth needs the helper ABI split first, on both backends, andrewrite.py'sremember_write_barrierstamp — which pyre currently withholds precisely because its result is old — applied only to the young arm.Landing the machinery separately keeps that change small and reviewable, and keeps a half-ported young generation, which frees live objects, off main.
Verification
check.pygreen: dynasm 473/473, cranelift 473/473, wasm 465/465.majit-gcunit suite 294/294, including four new tests: an unreached young block is freed and its bytes return, a rooted one is promoted in place withTRACK_YOUNG_PTRSacquired andVISITED_RMYcleared, destructor and weakref types are refused, and a young registrant is not filed on the old finalizer deque.The hazard sites were reviewed against upstream by an adversarial pass, which is what caught three of them —
invalidate_young_weakrefsabove all, where a weakref to a dying young target kept itsweakptrand was registered for a major that would read the freed header.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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MemoryErrorwhen allocation capacity is exhausted.