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WalkthroughKeyword-only defaults now use definition-specific mapping normalization and guarded namespace-cell reads. JIT specialization adds targeted ChangesKeyword-default handling
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participant FunctionDefinition
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FunctionDefinition->>Interpreter: set keyword-only defaults
Interpreter->>ModuleDict: normalize and store mapping
JITSpecializer->>ModuleDict: resolve guarded default mapping
ModuleDict->>NamespaceCell: read default cell
NamespaceCell-->>JITSpecializer: return live default value
JITSpecializer->>JITSpecializer: emit version and field guards
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| .flat_map(|&(key, value)| [key, value]) | ||
| .collect(); | ||
| let pairs_base = roots.publish(&flat); | ||
| let dict_slot = roots.publish(&[pyre_object::dictmultiobject::w_module_dict_new()]); |
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For every newly defined function with keyword-only defaults, replacing the compiler-built dict with a module dict discards the original key objects. Module-dict iteration reconstructs each key through w_module_dict_nth_item_inner and w_str_new, so d = f.__kwdefaults__; next(iter(d)) is next(iter(d)) becomes false while CPython 3.14 returns true; moreover, each iteration allocates another immortal string. Preserve the original keys or cache stable wrappers in this user-visible dict.
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The comment on the keyword-only default seeding claimed `function.py` does not
list `w_kw_defs` among `Function._immutable_fields_` and that
`fset_func_kwdefaults` is a plain store with no invalidation to record against.
Both halves are wrong. `'w_kw_defs?'` is declared, as the last entry after
`'w_text_signature?'`, and pyre's `function_set_kwdefaults` already notifies
`QuasiImmutSlot::WKwDefs` -- with `descr.rs` declaring
`quasi("w_kw_defs", FUNCTION_W_KW_DEFS_OFFSET)` and mapping the descr index to
that slot, all of it since `14654ae6e8c` (#1336).
So there is an invalidation to record against, and the orthodox pin is the
quasi-immutable marker `defs_w` installs a few lines up rather than the
`GuardValue` this site emits. The swap is not a substitution of one call for
another: the marker install dereferences `callable_guard_op`, which is why
`defs_w` gates it on `guards_the_callee_function`, and the callee this fold
exists for is the baked module-level one. The comment now says that, and says
what the guard is standing in for.
Behaviour is unchanged -- a rebind deopts through the guard rather than
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| // every later execution. A `f.__kwdefaults__ = {...}` rebind fails the | ||
| // guard, and so does a callee defined inside the loop, whose next | ||
| // iteration builds a mapping of its own. | ||
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For a baked module-level callee with keyword-only defaults, this substitutes walker_guard_function_field for the quasi-immutable marker required by upstream's w_kw_defs? declaration, emitting a live field read and GUARD_VALUE on every hot call where PyPy pays only invalidation cost. The adjacent comment explicitly identifies this as a temporary deviation; resolve the baked-callee ownership issue and record the function field's quasi-immutable marker before landing the fold rather than retaining the per-call guard.
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In `@pyre/bench/synth/kwdefaults_invalidation.py`:
- Around line 7-10: Update the description near the kwdefaults specialization to
state that it emits a GuardValue for keyword-default rebinding, rather than
recording a quasi-immutable marker on Function.w_kw_defs. Preserve the
description of the mapping strategy-version guard and shared invalidation
behavior.
- Around line 60-69: Move site B’s deleted-default `g(i)` loop into a dedicated
helper function, add that helper to the `selfcheck-compiles` declaration so its
trace is compiled, and preserve the existing `missing == N` validation and
failure reporting.
In `@pyre/gate-triage.md`:
- Line 235: The §6c heading’s declared variable count does not match its
backtick-delimited list; reconcile the heading and list by updating the count to
75 or removing and explaining out-of-scope entries, ensuring the section’s count
accurately reflects its contents.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/eval.rs`:
- Around line 4271-4273: The callers of function_set_kwdefaults_from_definition
use a stale func pointer because the setter may move the function object during
allocation. In pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/eval.rs lines 4271-4273, publish func
across the call and re-read its live address before the later self.push(func),
following the Annotate arm pattern; in pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/runtime_ops.rs
line 72, do the same before the func as i64 return at line 94.
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| # Seeding those locals no longer probes `__kwdefaults__` per call. The mapping | ||
| # a definition builds carries a version, so the walker bakes each entry's cell, | ||
| # records a quasi-immutable marker on `Function.w_kw_defs` and one on the | ||
| # mapping's strategy version, drains both with a single `GuardNotInvalidated`, |
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Correct the invalidation mechanism description.
Lines 9-10 state that this specialization records a quasi-immutable marker on Function.w_kw_defs. The PR keeps GuardValue behavior for keyword-default rebinding. function_set_kwdefaults can notify QuasiImmutSlot::WKwDefs without this trace path using that marker. Describe the guard that the specialization actually emits.
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In `@pyre/bench/synth/kwdefaults_invalidation.py` around lines 7 - 10, Update the
description near the kwdefaults specialization to state that it emits a
GuardValue for keyword-default rebinding, rather than recording a
quasi-immutable marker on Function.w_kw_defs. Preserve the description of the
mapping strategy-version guard and shared invalidation behavior.
| del g.__kwdefaults__["tag"] | ||
| missing = 0 | ||
| for i in range(N): | ||
| try: | ||
| g(i) | ||
| except TypeError: | ||
| missing += 1 | ||
| if missing != N: | ||
| print(f"FAIL site B seeded a deleted default on {N - missing} of {N} calls") | ||
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Require a compiled trace for the deleted-default call site.
g(i) at site B is in main, while selfcheck-compiles=hot only requires the separate hot code object. The fixture can therefore pass with site B interpreted and avoid testing deleted-default invalidation in a compiled trace. Put site B in a dedicated helper, declare that helper in selfcheck-compiles, and retain the missing == N assertion.
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In `@pyre/bench/synth/kwdefaults_invalidation.py` around lines 60 - 69, Move site
B’s deleted-default `g(i)` loop into a dedicated helper function, add that
helper to the `selfcheck-compiles` declaration so its trace is compiled, and
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| MakeFunctionFlag::KwOnlyDefaults => unsafe { | ||
| crate::function_set_kwdefaults(func, attr); | ||
| crate::function::function_set_kwdefaults_from_definition(func, attr); | ||
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Both callers of function_set_kwdefaults_from_definition reuse a pre-allocation func pointer. The new setter allocates the namespace mapping and one cell per entry, so a minor collection inside it moves the function object. Neither caller publishes func on the shadow stack, and both use the stale pointer after the call. specialize.rs Line 6108-6112 states this same fact for the trace path and re-reads the address; the interpreter and residual paths have no equivalent recovery.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/eval.rs` around lines 4271 - 4273, The callers of
function_set_kwdefaults_from_definition use a stale func pointer because the
setter may move the function object during allocation. In
pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/eval.rs lines 4271-4273, publish func across the call
and re-read its live address before the later self.push(func), following the
Annotate arm pattern; in pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/runtime_ops.rs line 72, do
the same before the func as i64 return at line 94.
The comment on the keyword-only default seeding claimed `function.py` does not
list `w_kw_defs` among `Function._immutable_fields_` and that
`fset_func_kwdefaults` is a plain store with no invalidation to record against.
Both halves are wrong. `'w_kw_defs?'` is declared, as the last entry after
`'w_text_signature?'`, and pyre's `function_set_kwdefaults` already notifies
`QuasiImmutSlot::WKwDefs` -- with `descr.rs` declaring
`quasi("w_kw_defs", FUNCTION_W_KW_DEFS_OFFSET)` and mapping the descr index to
that slot, all of it since `14654ae6e8c` (#1336).
So there is an invalidation to record against, and the orthodox pin is the
quasi-immutable marker `defs_w` installs a few lines up rather than the
`GuardValue` this site emits. The swap is not a substitution of one call for
another: the marker install dereferences `callable_guard_op`, which is why
`defs_w` gates it on `guards_the_callee_function`, and the callee this fold
exists for is the baked module-level one. The comment now says that, and says
what the guard is standing in for.
Behaviour is unchanged -- a rebind deopts through the guard rather than
invalidating, which is stricter than the hint and sound for the same reason.
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| crate::state::record_quasiimmut_field( | ||
| ctx.trace_ctx, | ||
| kw_defs_op, | ||
| crate::descr::dict_strategy_word_descr(), | ||
| strategy_const, | ||
| crate::descr::module_dict_version_descr(), |
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When another thread updates f.__kwdefaults__ while a hot caller is being traced, kwonly_defaults_for_inline has already copied each stored pointer before this marker is installed. A replacement in that interval bumps the old version while no watcher exists; this call then records the new version even though resolved.values still contains the old cell/value, allowing the compiled inline to seed a stale default indefinitely. Install the watcher before the direct cell reads and revalidate or lock those reads for the free-threaded target.
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| .flat_map(|&(key, value)| [key, value]) | ||
| .collect(); | ||
| let pairs_base = roots.publish(&flat); | ||
| let dict_slot = roots.publish(&[pyre_object::dictmultiobject::w_module_dict_new()]); |
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For a function converted to this namespace mapping, d = f.__kwdefaults__; v = int('1000000'); d['p'] = v loses ordinary-dict identity: ModuleDictStrategy::write_cell replaces the existing slot with an IntMutableCell containing only the i64, and unwrap_cell later constructs another integer, so both d['p'] is v and f() is v become false. Measured CPython 3.14.4 returns true for both; the user-visible mapping must retain the assigned object reference rather than applying the integer-cell representation here.
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…ce mapping
`Function.init_kwdefaults_dict` converts the `dict` a definition supplies for
`__kwdefaults__` into the namespace mapping `w_module_dict_new` builds, whose
entries carry a version, and `Function.__init__` is its only caller. Only a
definition converts: `f.__kwdefaults__ = d` still stores `d` itself, as
`fset_func_kwdefaults` does, so the two paths split into
`function_set_kwdefaults_from_definition` -- the MAKE_FUNCTION sinks in eval.rs
and runtime_ops.rs -- and the existing `function_set_kwdefaults`. Conversion
declines anything that is not an exact `dict` with exact-`str` keys, which also
makes it idempotent: what comes back is no longer an exact `dict`.
The walker seeds an inlined callee's keyword-only locals from those entries
instead of probing the dict. `kwonly_defaults_for_inline` resolves each slot's
cell at record time; the emit pins `w_kw_defs` to the mapping those cells came
from, records a quasi-immutable marker on the mapping's strategy version,
drains it with a `GuardNotInvalidated`, and reads each cell's field live. The
string hash, `w_dict_unicode_lookup_index` and `jit_dict_value_at` residuals it
replaces are gone.
Three mutations, three mechanisms. A `f.__kwdefaults__ = {...}` rebind fails
the `w_kw_defs` guard -- `function.py` does not list that slot among the
`_immutable_fields_` and `fset_func_kwdefaults` forces no invalidation, so a
guard is what stands in, the way `defs_w` already does. A `del`, a new key or
a replaced entry moves the strategy version. Storing over an entry that is
already there is absorbed by the cell without a version bump, and the live
field read answers it on the next call.
A callee this trace allocated itself is refused: it is a fresh function every
iteration and the allocator hands the next incarnation the same address, so the
peeled body's read of `w_kw_defs` disagrees with what the heap cache holds for
that address. `try_walker_specialize_set_function_attribute` tells the two
apart the same way.
`emit_namespace_cell_fold` is split so the seeding can reuse its value half
with no jitcode destination register to write; `write_ref_reg` also stamps
`vstack_last_ref`, so `emit_namespace_cell_value` deliberately writes none.
The SET_FUNCTION_ATTRIBUTE fold converts through the same function -- at record
time above its commit marker, since the rebuild allocates and can move the
function the fold is stamping, and at run time through
`jit_init_kwdefaults_dict`.
Measured, dynasm against pypy, one module-level keyword-only default in a hot
loop: 18.33ns -> 0.43ns, which is what the same callee costs with a positional
default (0.43ns). Five defaults: 105.13ns -> 1.40ns against pypy's 0.38ns.
`spec-folds=kwonly_defaults_inline` gates the seeding: no `.jitstats` counter
moves on its own, and suppressing the fold declines the whole inline, so the
census and `loops_compiled` cross-check each other.
`bench/synth/kwdefaults_invalidation.py` moves each of the three mechanisms in
turn -- declaring the `selfcheck-compiles=hot` shape `synth_selfcheck_compiles`
asks of a `selfcheck` marker -- and
`extra_tests/parity_tests/kwdefaults_dict_object_surface.py` pins the object
surface the conversion is visible through.
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The walker inline path declines a callee containing POP_JUMP_IF_NONE / POP_JUMP_IF_NOT_NONE on two arms. The second names the branch's own operand: when the multiframe inline int-specializes the tested local, the mid-body guard resume cannot source that operand's Ref form from the callee register banks, the encoded liveness stream disagrees with the decoder and the caller frame is corrupted. `a036267b06f` bisected that to `test.test_descr` and `test.test_pickletools`, and named `_read_from_buffer(self, size=-1)` with `if size is None or size < 0:` as the shape that miscompiled. The predicate it was given asks a wider question than the mechanism it describes: whether ANY incoming binding lands a value the register banks can hold unboxed. So one int parameter decides the fate of every other, and `def clamp(v, lo=None)` with `if lo is None:` was declined because `v` is an int, not because anything about `lo` was at risk. The binding is also computed outside the per-pc closure, so whenever it is true the scan degenerates to "the callee contains any POP_JUMP_IF_NONE at all" and the sibling kept-stack arm's `stack_depth_at` test is masked. The scan now names the slot. `liveness::branch_operand_local` reports the local a branch reads its operand out of, and answers only when the instruction before it is a LOAD_FAST of any spelling AND nothing in the body writes to that slot. Both halves are required, because the answer comes from the binding the call site supplied: a computed value is not a local at all, and a reassigned slot no longer holds what the caller passed. A parameter slot answers for itself; everything else keeps the whole-signature answer, so the arm is narrower than it was and never wider. That second half is load-bearing on three existing fixtures, each of which would otherwise have started inlining on an unproven path: `getframe_residual_callee_own_frame` tests `frame`, assigned from `sys._getframe()`; `polymorphic_slot_retype` tests `b`, unpacked from `state` and then reassigned; `nested_loop_gate_switch` tests `hold`, a parameter the body rebinds. All three still decline, and their baselines are unmoved. Two fixtures identical but for the default's type are the discriminator, on one binary: `optional_none_arg_inline` (`lo=None`) reads loops_compiled 2 -> 1 with `caro_funcentry` 1 -> 0, and `is_none_unboxed_operand_decline` (`size=-1`, `if size is None or size < 0:`) stays at 2. Before this change both read 2. dynasm, cranelift and wasm agree field for field -- the scan's third arm, a blanket wasm decline, was removed by `b99bf57bde4` (#1092), so wasm takes the same path as native now. `test.test_pickletools` passes. It is the only surviving oracle for the miscompile: `test.test_descr` is baselined FAIL for an unrelated reason (`test_slots` counts `len(gc.get_objects())` across a loop), which is why the fixture pair above is added rather than relied on from the suite. Measured on dynasm against pypy 7.3.24, interleaved, min of 7 per reading, three rounds each at load 8, ns per call over a `t += fn(i)` loop with the bare loop subtracted: clamp(v, lo=None), `if lo is None:` dynasm 5.07 pypy 3.45 1.47x same callee, keyword-only `*, lo=None` dynasm 5.36 pypy 5.36 1.00x read_n(buf, size=-1), still declined dynasm 644 pypy 4.59 same callee with no identity test at all dynasm 0.54 pypy 0.00 The declined and admitted rows differ by 127x on the same binary in the same run, which is the size of the move for the shape this readmits. The scan's header comment is corrected while here: it claimed the opcode lowers to an `is`/`is_not` identity residual call, but the codewriter emits a bare `ptr_eq`/`ptr_ne` whose `Kind::Int` result feeds the exitswitch. What the shape actually needs is the tested value popped as a Ref (`pop_ref_or_fresh`), which is what hazard 2 is about. `a036267b06f` retired that premise in the inline comments and left this block behind. check.py dynasm 492/492, cranelift 492/492, wasm 484/484. Assisted-by: Claude
The comment on the keyword-only default seeding claimed `function.py` does not
list `w_kw_defs` among `Function._immutable_fields_` and that
`fset_func_kwdefaults` is a plain store with no invalidation to record against.
Both halves are wrong. `'w_kw_defs?'` is declared, as the last entry after
`'w_text_signature?'`, and pyre's `function_set_kwdefaults` already notifies
`QuasiImmutSlot::WKwDefs` -- with `descr.rs` declaring
`quasi("w_kw_defs", FUNCTION_W_KW_DEFS_OFFSET)` and mapping the descr index to
that slot, all of it since `14654ae6e8c` (#1336).
So there is an invalidation to record against, and the orthodox pin is the
quasi-immutable marker `defs_w` installs a few lines up rather than the
`GuardValue` this site emits. The swap is not a substitution of one call for
another: the marker install dereferences `callable_guard_op`, which is why
`defs_w` gates it on `guards_the_callee_function`, and the callee this fold
exists for is the baked module-level one. The comment now says that, and says
what the guard is standing in for.
Behaviour is unchanged -- a rebind deopts through the guard rather than
invalidating, which is stricter than the hint and sound for the same reason.
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When recording SET_FUNCTION_ATTRIBUTE for a function created inside a hot loop, the specializer first calls init_kwdefaults_dict, then invokes jit_set_function_attribute with that converted mapping; this predicate still treats W_ModuleDictObject as an exact dict because its w_class is the canonical dict type, so the second call rebuilds it again. The emitted path performs only the first conversion and stores that result directly, while trace-time execution stores a distinct second mapping, leaving the heap cache's concrete field inconsistent with the actual function. A later identity-sensitive residual involving f.__kwdefaults__ can therefore record against two different objects but execute compiled with one; explicitly recognize the module-dict layout as already converted before rebuilding.
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The rows count was 73 and is 74 (`kwonly_defaults_inline` arrived with #1494); the body/file line counts were 9,886/16,880 and are 9,865/16,933; `spec_folds!` closes at `diag.rs:418`, not `:417`. Both miscounts survived because the recipe printed beside them did not run. `rg -c '=> ("'` exits 2 on an unclosed regex group, and `rg -c` over two directories reports one count per file rather than a total. Each command is now quoted as it must be typed, with `-F` and the summing form, and each was run against this commit: 74, 69, 484. The corpus command's non-recursiveness is marked deliberate — a recursive walk answers 530. gate-triage.md's row count follows. Assisted-by: Claude
`cargo fmt --all -- --check` rejects the `spec_gate` call #1494 added: the initialiser fits on the `let` line once the argument list wraps. Inherited rather than introduced here -- main's own run on 1ced03a fails the same check -- and it gates every other CI job through `needs`, so no other verdict is reachable while it stands. Assisted-by: Claude
…e two descent walls (#1507) * interp: split invert_inner out of invert `invert` opens with `try_numeric_unaryop_override`, whose `needs_numeric_unaryop_dispatch` is `dont_look_inside` and is the second operation the body executes, and follows it with the bool slot, whose deprecation warning reaches `lookup_exc_class`. A trace that enters at `invert` therefore records two operations and stops. `invert_inner` is the same body past both -- the `int` arm, the `long` arm, the instance fallback and the terminal `TypeError`. `invert` keeps the two arms it gave up and calls it, so every caller behaves as before. Assisted-by: Claude * jit-trace: descend invert_inner for `~x`, and retire unary_invert_int `try_walker_specialize_unary_invert_int` re-emitted `descr_invert`'s integer arm by hand. `try_walker_orthodox_unary_invert` descends the body instead, entering `invert_inner` behind an exact-class pin -- which is what proves the receiver takes neither of the two arms the split left in `invert`: `bool` carries its own type, and an `int` or `long` subclass keeps the builtin `ob_type` but retags `w_class` and may define `__invert__`. Both side-exit to the residual, which still runs the whole of `invert`. The descent takes the site whole, which is what justifies removing the fold: on `synth/unary_int_loop_carried` the descent reads `fired=1` while `unary_invert_int` reads `consulted=0`, not merely `fired=0`. No fixture declared it in `spec-folds=`. Codegen is unchanged. Recorded ops go 53 -> 59 because the descent records the body's own arm tests, and all six fold against the pins: optimized ops are 48 either way. This does NOT widen coverage. `~` on a `long` still declines -- the sub-walk reaches `bigint_invert` (`&BigInt -> BigInt`, not published) at pc=74 and cuts back, exactly as before. The split, the path resolver and the arm are what a later fix for that helper would need. `invert_inner_jitcode` resolves by graph path, not by index: `neg` and `invert` held indices 2798/2809 in only two of eight observed cache generations. Assisted-by: Claude * jit-trace: name the guard each load_deref decline takes The fold's own note said `jit.isconstant` / `OpRef::is_constant` was the suspect for its zero firings and that the isolation had not been done. Naming every early return does it: over the whole corpus the census row reads `consulted=59 fired=0`, and over the 359 `bench/synth` fixtures that hold a nested function all 38 declines report `cell-not-constant`. No other reason is reported anywhere, so the later guards are unreached rather than quiet. A write-once freevar read from a hot `while`, and a closure callee called from a hot loop, both report the same single reason. The prints sit behind `fbw_debug_abort_enabled()`, so a default run is unchanged. The `is_cell` test is split off the null/NO_CONCRETE test only so the two can be told apart in the output. Assisted-by: Claude * docs: re-derive the fold-layer counts and record how to re-derive them Every number in design.md §3.8 was measured before the four type-identity retirements and has been wrong since. Actual: 69 `try_walker_specialize_*` definitions (67 in `specialize.rs`, `load_deref` in `residual_call.rs`, `instance_next` in `inline_call.rs`), 9,886 lines of body inside `specialize.rs`'s 16,880, and 73 `SPEC_FOLD_ROWS` rows. `spec-folds=` coupling was 15 fixtures naming 25 folds; it is 23 naming 44, leaving 29 uncoupled rows rather than 51. `gate-triage.md` said the suppression selector covers 55 rows. The commands are written beside the numbers, because this section has already published a count that matched no tree: `484` fixtures comes from a git pathspec glob, whose `*` crosses `/` and sweeps `_pending`, `foriter57` and `iter57` — 46 files `check.py`'s own non-recursive glob never sees. `specialize.rs`'s line count moved seven times in the last seven commits, so it identifies nothing. The type-identity group is empty, so §3.8 no longer proposes retiring it as a future step. What that retirement showed is stated instead: suppressing each of the four moved no output and no counter, which is gate neutrality, not a descent -- `isinstance` is still recognised at `residual_call.rs:3416`, where it gates replay-safety, carries no row and is invisible to the census. `4953fb0edf8`'s message claims five retirements including `load_type_name_attr`; its diff never touches that identifier and the fold is live at `specialize.rs:3931`. Falsification is restated to match: a retirement counts only if `MAJIT_LOG`'s recorded trace matches `PYPYLOG=jit-log-opt` on the same fixture. Unchanged counters prove the fold was not load-bearing, not that reach arrived. `load_deref`'s zero firings now carry their measured cause. Assisted-by: Claude * interp: decide the exact-builtin comparison pair before the override probe `compare` opened with `try_compare_override`, whose `comparison_method` reaches `subclass_special_override`, which returns `None` on `is_exact_builtin_instance` before it looks anything up. `is_instance` is false for such an operand too, so for a pair of exact builtins the probe can only answer `Ok(None)` -- after a reverse-dunder resolution and two MRO lookups it did not need. Deciding it in `compare` spares that work for the commonest comparison there is. Only the probe is skipped. The subtype ordering that follows still runs for such a pair: `bool` is a proper subclass of `int` and both are exact builtin instances, so returning `compare_slot(a, b, op)` outright would drop the swap. Measured on `len(s)` in a hot loop with the fold suppressed and `PYRE_FBW_DESCENT_SCAN_OFF=1`: the sub-walk's abort moves off `descroperation::try_compare_override` (symbolic `0x7add33a7f2d878dc`), and `descroperation::compare_slot` now appears on the walked path, so the descent reaches the by-layout comparison. It stops one line later, at `NonNull::ne` -- the `a_type != b_type` of the ordering test above. dynasm 491/491. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: retarget descroperation's unary RBigInt wrappers to their residuals `front::rbigint_call::unop_wrapper_residual_path` maps `pyre_interpreter::objspace::descroperation::bigint_neg` / `bigint_invert` to `jit_bigint_neg` / `jit_bigint_invert`, and `front::mir` applies it after the operator unop retarget, guarded on a single argument whose type and whose destination type both resolve to the opaque `RBigInt` ADT. Measured on `bench` probes with `PYRE_FBW_DEBUG_ABORT=1`: before the swap, `~<long>` declined with `OrthodoxSubWalkTraceUnsupported { pc: 74 }` naming `descroperation::bigint_invert`; after it, the decline is at `pc: 18` naming `target:<synthetic-transparent-ctor pyre_object::pyobject::PyObject>`. The `unary_invert_descent` fold still reports `fired=0` for a `long` operand; `~<int>` continues to descend (`consulted=1 fired=1`). Assisted-by: Claude * interpreter: spell compare's type identity test with std::ptr::eq The swap block compared two `NonNull<PyObject>` values with `!=`, which goes through `NonNull::ne`. Every other identity test in this file is spelled on the raw pointers, and this one now sits on the walked path for an exact builtin pair. Measured with `PYRE_FBW_DESCENT_SCAN_OFF=1 PYRE_FBW_INLINE_DIAG=1` on a `len` probe: the `[subwalk-abort]` moves from `abort_pc=245` naming `ptr::non_null::NonNull::ne` to `abort_pc=119` naming `descroperation::compare_slot`. Assisted-by: Claude * jit: correct three math-fold doc comments `MathFloatDomain::ResultFinite` and `try_walker_specialize_math_float1` both described the row table as an invitation to extend; state what the arm is instead. `try_walker_specialize_math_fabs` named `Total` without saying what it covers: the domain spares the row its operand guards, but the shared driver still screens the authentic result through `fold_finite_float_result`, so `fabs(inf)` and `fabs(nan)` decline and keep the residual. Assisted-by: Claude * jit-trace: format the kwonly-defaults spec_gate call `cargo fmt --check` fails on this hunk at `origin/main` too — `git diff origin/main HEAD -- inline_call.rs` is empty, and main's own fmt job was still queued when this landed. The job is gating, so the failure skips eleven others. Assisted-by: Claude * docs: re-derive §3.8 again, and quote commands that run The rows count was 73 and is 74 (`kwonly_defaults_inline` arrived with #1494); the body/file line counts were 9,886/16,880 and are 9,865/16,933; `spec_folds!` closes at `diag.rs:418`, not `:417`. Both miscounts survived because the recipe printed beside them did not run. `rg -c '=> ("'` exits 2 on an unclosed regex group, and `rg -c` over two directories reports one count per file rather than a total. Each command is now quoted as it must be typed, with `-F` and the summing form, and each was run against this commit: 74, 69, 484. The corpus command's non-recursiveness is marked deliberate — a recursive walk answers 530. gate-triage.md's row count follows. Assisted-by: Claude * jit-trace: say why the invert descent's exact-class read cannot decline `walker_exact_builtin_class` answers `None` for an exact builtin whose `w_class` is null, and `pyobject.rs` documents that population as the read-only singletons `True`, `False`, `None`, `Ellipsis` and `NotImplemented`; every other builtin is born carrying `get_instantiate(ob_type)`. The admission gate above already rejects all five — the first two are `bool`, the rest are not `int` — so the `let ... else` below it is unreachable for an admitted operand. Assisted-by: Claude
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Three commits: the keyword-only default seeding, a narrowing of the
is-against-None inline gate, and a correction to thew_kw_defsparity notethe first one carried.
interp,jit: rebuild a definition's keyword-only defaults as a namespace mappingPorts
Function.init_kwdefaults_dictso an inlined callee's keyword-onlydefaults are seeded from a namespace mapping's cells instead of three residual
calls per default.
0.43 ns is what the same callee costs with a positional default, so the
keyword-only fill is gone rather than merely cheaper.
The seeding stands on three separate mechanisms, each of which had to be got
right:
a loop reads the first iteration's cells forever. Correction, per the Codex
parity review: an earlier version of this text claimed
w_kw_defsis notamong
Function._immutable_fields_upstream and that there is noinvalidation to record against. Both are false —
'w_kw_defs?'is declared,and
function_set_kwdefaultsalready notifiesQuasiImmutSlot::WKwDefs. Theorthodox pin is therefore the quasi-immutable marker
defs_wuses, not theGuardValuethis emits; the swap waits on the marker install'sguards_the_callee_functiongate, which the baked module-level callee thisfold targets does not satisfy. Behaviour here is correct either way — a
rebind deopts through the guard instead of invalidating — but the JIT hint is
stricter than upstream's. Corrected in
a7a9cad42c8.defined inside a loop reads the first iteration's cells forever.
heap_cache().is_unescaped(callable_guard_op), notguards_the_callee_function: a trace-allocated callee is a fresh functioneach iteration at a recycled address, and the peeled body's load then
disagrees with the heap cache.
This change moves no gated
.jitstatskey on its own, so it would have shippedunguarded. It carries
spec-folds=kwonly_defaults_inline(suppressing theresolve declines the whole inline,
loops_compiled1 -> 2, so the census andthe counter cross-check each other) plus
kwdefaults_invalidation, a selfcheckfixture that moves each of the three mechanisms one at a time — including the
two defects above. It declares
selfcheck-compiles=hot, the shapesynth_selfcheck_compilesasks of aselfcheckmarker.jit-trace: ask the is-None scan about the operand the branch testsThe gate's own comment names the branch's operand — "when the multiframe inline
int-specializes the tested local" — but the predicate asks whether any
incoming binding lands unboxed. So one int parameter decided the fate of every
other, and
def clamp(v, lo=None)withif lo is None:was declined becausevis an int. The binding is also computed outside the per-pc closure, sowhenever it is true the sibling kept-stack arm's
stack_depth_attest ismasked entirely.
liveness::branch_operand_localnow names the slot, and answers only when theproducing instruction is a LOAD_FAST of any spelling and nothing in the body
writes that slot. Both halves are required, because the answer comes from the
binding the call site supplied.
That second half is load-bearing on three existing fixtures, each of which
would otherwise have begun inlining on an unproven path —
getframe_residual_callee_own_frametests a local assigned fromsys._getframe(),polymorphic_slot_retypetests one unpacked from a tupleand then reassigned,
nested_loop_gate_switchtests a parameter the bodyrebinds. All three still decline and their baselines are unmoved.
Measured on dynasm against pypy 7.3.24, interleaved, min of 7 per reading,
three rounds each at load 8:
clamp(v, lo=None),if lo is None:*, lo=Noneread_n(buf, size=-1)— still declinedThe two new fixtures are the discriminator, on one binary:
optional_none_arg_inline(lo=None) readsloops_compiled2 -> 1 withcaro_funcentry1 -> 0;is_none_unboxed_operand_decline(size=-1) stays at2. Before the change both read 2. dynasm, cranelift and wasm agree field for
field — the scan's third arm, a blanket wasm decline, was removed by
b99bf57bde4(#1092).test.test_pickletoolspasses. It is the only surviving oracle for themiscompile this arm exists for:
test.test_descr, the other onea036267b06fbisected to, is now baselined FAIL for an unrelated reason (
test_slotscountslen(gc.get_objects())across a loop). That is why the fixture pair is addedrather than relied on from the suite.
The scan's header comment is corrected while here: it claimed the opcode lowers
to an
is/is_notidentity residual call, but the codewriter emits a bareptr_eq/ptr_newhoseKind::Intresult feeds the exitswitch. What the shapeactually needs is the tested value popped as a Ref, which is what the arm is
about.
Verification
check.pydynasm 492/492, cranelift 492/492, wasm 484/484, plustest.test_pickletools, measured at base53304bdd23eand re-run in full at1579a6a2411after a concurrent session rebased the branch there.Now rebased onto
ef42e062da9and re-gated there in full: dynasm 492/492,cranelift 492/492, wasm 484/484, off a fresh LLBC extract that
extract-llbc.py --checkconfirmed before any leg ran, withHEADunmovedacross all three. Every hunk the branch still carries is byte-identical to what
the earlier runs judged, so the two agree about this diff and the new run also
covers #1474's GC change under it.
That rebase's only casualties were two changes main has since landed itself,
both dropped here:
6ad2595c699gavePYRE_GC_SIZE_AUDITitsgate-triage.mdrow — in §7, where this branch had put it in §6c — and #1492 gave the two hook
selfchecks the same
selfcheck-compiles=hotline.Not included
Routing
d[k]through the oopspec-tagged dict arm was investigated anddeliberately not done. PyPy emits one CSE-able
ll_call_lookup_functionplus a
getinteriorfield_gc_r; pyre's arm that actually runs(
walker_probe_exact_dict_hit) emits one call taggedOopSpecIndex::None, sothe faithfully ported
_optimize_call_dict_lookupcan never fire on asubscript — while the only
DictLookup-tagged arm, which that probe shadows,costs three calls because the index must be re-validated under the dict lock
without a GIL. Trading one opaque call for three does not pay on the fixtures:
dict_update_hotbuilds a fresh dict every iteration and reads two differentkeys, so
(dict, key)never repeats. Separately, neither dict arm has aSPEC_FOLD_ROWSrow, which is why the shadowing went unnoticed — that is thecheapest next step.
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