JIT warm-entry doors, the dispatch loop's frame re-seed, and a CALL_ASSEMBLER fold that ran the whole call again - #1497
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WalkthroughThe JIT now returns explicit function-entry decisions and uses exact cell keys. The wasm backend implements force brackets. Loop-callee execution resumes through portal runners. Constructor abort recovery preserves ChangesJIT control-flow updates
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The change still has unresolved compiled-execution correctness hazards that can reconstruct stale frames, replay side effects, or resume loops with inconsistent stack state, potentially causing incorrect results or corrupted runtime behavior; these issues should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant JITEntry
participant JitDriver
participant WarmEnterState
participant InlineCall
participant PortalRunner
participant CalleeFrame
JITEntry->>JitDriver: resolve function entry
JitDriver->>WarmEnterState: evaluate cell and tracing state
WarmEnterState-->>JITEntry: return FunctionEntryStep
InlineCall->>PortalRunner: invoke advanced callee frame
PortalRunner->>CalleeFrame: resume at loop header
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participant WasmCodegen
participant MayForceCall
participant Backend
participant Guard
WasmCodegen->>MayForceCall: publish force bracket
MayForceCall->>Backend: provide force token
Backend->>Guard: reconstruct dead frame
Guard-->>WasmCodegen: deopt after taken force
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FrameRoot::framerationale.#[majit_macros::dont_look_inside]does not emit#[inline(never)]. Its expansion emits_jit_look_inside_,__majit_call_policy_frame, and__majit_inline_jitcode_frame_prebuild; removing it changes JIT metadata even though&mut PyFrameprevents a call-target wrapper.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 2208-2221: Synchronize valuestackdepth on the concrete callee
frame in the resume path around concrete_of_opref and last_instr: derive the
target header’s absolute static stack depth and preserve the iterator operand
required by FOR_ITER, or decline targets with non-empty headers when that state
cannot be reconstructed. Update emit_walker_loop_callee_call_assembler or the
emitted-frame setup accordingly, and add a regression test covering a loop
callee resuming at FOR_ITER.
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/eval.rs`:
- Around line 213-262: Correct the documentation on FrameRoot::frame to remove
the inaccurate claim that #[majit_macros::dont_look_inside] implies
#[inline(never)]. Document that removing the attribute changes its emitted JIT
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| _ => return resolved_inline_decline(op.pc, line!()), | ||
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| unsafe { (*concrete_callee_frame).last_instr = target_pc as isize - 1 }; |
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When the compiled callee loop starts at a FOR_ITER header, this updates only last_instr before invoking the portal runner, even though the frame still advertises the entry-time operand depth; the preceding census explicitly notes headers with static depth 1 whose frame is one slot short. Normally the portal runner immediately enters compiled code, but if an entry gate declines it—for example, because the eval breaker is pending—it falls back to the interpreter at this coordinate, where FOR_ITER reads a missing iterator slot and can raise against the last local or underflow. Restore the complete (last_instr, valuestackdepth, stack cells) state before the call, or decline this fold for nonzero-stack headers.
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| if pyre_interpreter::code_is_self_recursive(code) { | ||
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When this reduced hazard check admits a loop-bearing callee whose sub-walk reaches its own loop header, try_walker_inline_resolved_user_call_inner has already called walker_ec_leave, which records restoring ec.topframeref to the caller, before emit_walker_loop_callee_call_assembler records the direct CALL_ASSEMBLER. The trace-time portal execution re-installs the callee through portal_runner_result, but the compiled assembler handoff does not, so a loop body that reads the live frame (for example via sys._getframe() or traceback construction) observes the caller instead of its own callee frame at runtime. Preserve/re-enter the callee's EC frame state around this handoff before removing the FOR_ITER exclusion.
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`try_walker_inline_type_call` allocates the instance and inlines only `__init__`. When that sub-walk aborts on a body it cannot record, the gh#467 callee-rebuild (`try_commit_midbody_abort_inner`) rebuilds the callee frame on the caller, runs it, and resumes the caller past the CALL with the callee's return value. `type_descr_call_impl` sits between the two frames in a real call, and its tail is what discards `__init__`'s `None` and returns `w_newobject`; the rebuild had no frame for it, so `C(...)` evaluated to `None`. `MidBodyPayload` now carries the instance, GC-visited with the carrier's other refs, and the flush plays that tail: `check_init_returned_none` on the callee's return, then the instance. A constructor whose instance has no concrete Ref to carry refuses the rebuild instead. The other two legs already played the tail -- `ctor_continuation` for the blackhole resume, `bridge_subwalk` for bridges. `lib-python/3/test/test_configparser.py` failed 5/5 under `pypyjit.set_param(threshold=100, function_threshold=100)` and now passes at thresholds 20, 50, 100, 150 and 155. The new selfcheck fixture `synth/ctor_inline_abort_keeps_the_instance` reported one `None` out of 20000 on each of its four shapes before the change and none with `PYRE_NO_JIT=1`.
`try_function_entry_jit` asked `has_runnable_compiled_loop` and ticked the counter with the raw green-key hash. On a chained bucket that answers about whichever cell heads the bucket, while `force_start_tracing_for_key` walks the chain with `comparekey` and answers about the key's own cell. The two disagreed: the door read no compiled loop and asked to trace, trace-start found one and returned `RunCompiled`. The compiled code was never entered and every call paid a full trace-start attempt. The back-edge door already calls `resolve_cell_key`; this calls it at the function-entry door too. On `synth/foriter_exempt_nested_foriter` this moves `caro_funcentry` 18959 -> 24 and `caro_not_tracing` 18958 -> 0, and the script 0.40s -> 0.210s against 0.185s with the JIT off (median of 9 runs each). jit-stats baselines move for four synth fixtures on dynasm and cranelift and three on wasm: `loops_compiled` 1 -> 3 on the two `foriter_exempt` fixtures and 2 -> 3 on `inline_subwalk_user_iterator`, with the guard failures and bridges that compiled code produces. `recursive_forced_frame_kept_stack` on wasm already recorded the post-change counts, its bucket never having been chained there.
Both measure ~9.0x and ~7.0x on dynasm now that the function-entry door reads its own cell; the ceilings were 44 and 63. The header records that pypy's execution time is clamped to the runner's floor on these two, so check.py marks the ratio `~` and applies no gate to it.
`try_function_entry_jit` asked `has_runnable_compiled_loop`, then the counter gate, then `has_runnable_compiled_loop` again, so a call that refused walked the same bucket chain three times. `WarmEnterState::function_entry_step` returns all three answers from that one walk and hands the procedure token back for the run. `MetaInterp::function_entry_step` joins it with `compiled_loops` and `is_tracing`; the map read is a closure, so a cell holding no token does not pay it. `bound_reached` read `has_runnable_compiled_loop` twice with only the `topframeref` bracket between the two; it binds the token once now. `should_trace_function_entry` stays as the bool form the mc_diag legend and the warmstate tests are written about. check.py dynasm 484/484. Startup-subtracted median of 9 on foriter_exempt_nested_foriter and foriter_exempt_shared_generator: 1.13x against JIT-off on both, unchanged from before the refactor.
`FrameRoot::frame` reads one shadow-stack slot, and `#[dont_look_inside]` implies `#[inline(never)]`, so every re-seed was a call. `eval_loop_jit` re-seeds after each collection point -- four times per opcode on the no-tracer path -- and the doors add more. Measured on two binaries built from the same base, median of 13, startup-subtracted, on a one-frame 6.9M-opcode loop: `PYRE_NO_JIT=1` against `PYRE_JIT=0` -- the JIT-enabled dispatch loop against `execute_frame_plain`, with no JIT decision taken in either -- 103.1ms -> 63.0ms, i.e. 14.94 -> 9.13 ns per opcode. The `PYRE_JIT=0` column moves -0.1%, which is the control: the plain loop holds no `FrameRoot`. The marker carried no tracing policy here. `@dont_look_inside` names what the tracer must call as a black box; `FrameRoot` is private to this module, its callers are the eval loop and the JIT doors, and none of them is walked -- pyre records from a per-`CodeObject` JitCode, not from this Rust loop. check.py dynasm 485/485 with every jit-stats baseline unchanged, which is what a walker that never reached it looks like.
`check.py` requires a `# pyre-check: selfcheck` fixture to name the shapes its guard is about, so that one cannot go vacuous. `ctor_inline_abort_keeps_the_instance` predates the requirement #1462 armed and names none, and check.py stops on the first such fixture. The names are what `PYRE_LOOP_CENSUS=1` reports for it.
`__init__`'s loop reaches its back-edge threshold first and compiles, so the enclosing loop's `__init__` sub-walk stops at that header and reports `SubLoopCalleeCallAssembler`. The fold entered the callee through `CALL_ASSEMBLER` and wrote the assembler's result into the CALL's destination -- the compiled `__init__`'s own return, where the CALL has to evaluate to the instance. The recorded loop then carries `PtrEq(ca_result, None)` under a `GuardFalse` and deopts every iteration. `type_descr_call_impl`'s tail is what discards `__init__`'s result and answers `w_newobject`. The three legs that play it each own a resume coordinate to play it at -- `ctor_continuation` for the blackhole, `bridge_subwalk` for a bridge, `MidBodyPayload::constructor_instance` for the gh#467 rebuild -- and `CALL_ASSEMBLER` has none; its `GUARD_NOT_FORCED` would deliver the forced callee's return into the same slot for the same reason. Decline the fold for a constructor so the instantiation stays a residual call. Measured on dynasm at the DEFAULT thresholds with no `pypyjit.set_param`: the `while`-shaped `__init__` reported 18550 of 20000 `C()` calls evaluating to `None`, and none under `PYRE_NO_JIT=1`. The `for`-shaped twin reaches this fold only with `fbw_inline_callee_hazardous`'s loop-bearing clause off, which declines that inline one step earlier. New selfcheck fixture `synth/ctor_call_assembler_keeps_the_instance` covers `while`/`for` x direct/wrapper. check.py dynasm 491/491, every existing jit-stats baseline unchanged.
`emit_walker_loop_callee_call_assembler` ran the caller's original CALL through the residual executor to stamp `ca_result`. The inlined prologue had already run the callee's pre-loop bytecode concretely during the sub-walk, so that applied every prologue effect a second time at trace time. For `zipfile.ZipExtFile.read` the prologue effects are `self._readbuffer = b''` and `self._offset = 0`, so the reader position advanced twice and a middle region of the stream was skipped; `test.test_zipfile` recorded `dynasm: FAIL` on that. `opimpl_jit_merge_point`'s `portal_call_depth != 0` arm hands `do_recursive_call` the portal runner address as its funcbox and the merge point's own greens and reds as its arguments, so it RESUMES the callee frame the sub-walk has already advanced to the loop header. Call the same target here. The `ec` red carries no concrete shadow, and the residual executor refuses a call whose argument has no value, so the execution reads the live `execution_context` off the frame it resumes while the recorded `CALL_ASSEMBLER` keeps the `callee_ec` red the compiled entry needs. The prologue-effect decline that stood in front of the emit goes with it: it existed to refuse the fold when the sub-walk had mutated the heap, which is the double-apply the re-run caused. Its carrier helpers had no other caller. Measured on a seeded `test.test_zipfile` subset with both changes env-gated in one binary: re-running the call declines-on gives `fbw_rolled_back_with_effects=1` and one failure, declines-off gives 0 and the same failure, and the resume gives 0 and none. `test.test_zipfile` goes FAIL -> PASS in the suite runner. Eight synthetic baselines move with the execution. Entering the callee's compiled loop at trace time leaves through an exit guard no bridge covers yet, so `guard_failures` shifts by one or two per fold while `stfe_tick` drops; the four headline counters are otherwise unchanged and `fbw_rolled_back_with_effects` stays 0 everywhere. `exception_reused_object_tb_not_doubled` additionally loses its three aborts and compiles the callee loop it was declining.
`fbw_inline_callee_hazardous` declined the inline for any framestack callee whose `CodeObject` contained a `FOR_ITER` anywhere, on the grounds that a re-run would re-execute the `for` consume and double-advance the iterator. The re-run it described was `emit_walker_loop_callee_call_assembler` re-executing the caller's whole CALL, which now performs `do_recursive_call`'s portal resume instead and replays nothing. The clause is a static test of the whole code object, so a `while` loop calling a loop-bearing helper declined every inline. Measured on a same-binary pair over `foriter_exempt_nested_foriter` and `foriter_exempt_shared_generator` at N=600000 and a plain-list variant of the first at N=300000, JIT-on against `PYRE_JIT=0` goes 1.133x -> 0.745x, 1.084x -> 0.672x and 1.000x -> 0.514x -- the last of which is a JIT that bought nothing before. Both `foriter_exempt_*` witnesses agree with the `PYRE_NO_JIT=1` and CPython oracles with the clause gone, at fixture size and scaled to N=200000. Four synthetic baselines move: each loses the abort the clause was raising and compiles one loop fewer, the callee's own loop now being inlined into the caller's. `fbw_rolled_back_with_effects` stays 0 on all four.
… resume moved The dynasm baselines were re-recorded with the portal resume and the for-iter clause removal; the cranelift copies still held the pre-change numbers. Both `pyre/check.py cranelift (ubuntu-24.04)` and the windows leg reported the same thirteen benchmarks with byte-identical values, and a windows run here reproduces those values exactly. The counters move the way the dynasm baselines already record: `guard_failures` shifts by one or two per fold, `loops_aborted` drops to 0 where the callee loop now inlines, and `loops_compiled` follows it down. `exception_reused_object_tb_- not_doubled` loses its three aborts and compiles the callee loop, reading 1871 where it read 600 — the same pair of numbers its dynasm baseline records. `fbw_rolled_back_with_effects` is 0 in all thirteen. `gc_bug_bridge_flavor_traceback_names` moves on this backend alone; its dynasm and cranelift numbers already disagreed before the change (1054 against 1083). The wasm baselines are left alone. No workflow runs `check.py` on that backend, and one of the thirteen — `exception_reused_object_tb_not_doubled` — fails there on OUTPUT rather than on counters: from roughly the 1062nd iteration the caught frame's `f_locals` no longer carries the except-bound name, which re-recording a counter would not address. dynasm, cranelift and `PYRE_NO_JIT=1` all answer correctly on that program at 300000 iterations.
`pyre-check-windows` named `dynasm,cranelift` with an empty `matrix.only`, so `check.py`, the parity suite, `extra_tests` and the upstream runner all covered both backends there. Its matrix entry now reads `dynasm` / `--dynasm-only`, the same pair the ubuntu dynasm leg carries, and the job name loses the `+cranelift` half. cranelift keeps its own ubuntu leg and still rides the collapsed macOS job. The windows job builds one release binary instead of two.
…end::force The wasm backend emitted a constant 0 for FORCE_TOKEN, so the SETFIELD_GC that follows parked 0 in the virtualizable's vable_token. force_virtualizable_if_necessary reads 0 as "no JIT frame holds this virtualizable" and skips the force, leaving an f_locals read inside a residual callee to answer out of whatever the frame's own array last received. - ForceToken answers the frame's JitFrame base. The result is Ref-typed and takes a Ref home slot that build_home_gcmap / build_callee_gcmap mark, so an items base would be traced as an object and read its type id out of the frame's jf_forward word. - emit_force_bracket_before_call publishes the bracketing GUARD_NOT_FORCED's exit index and fail arguments before every may-force call and every CALL_ASSEMBLER, with a null in place of the call's own result, whose local still holds the previous iteration's value there. - WasmBackend::force rebuilds a DeadFrame from that coordinate and sets FORCE_TAKEN_BIT in frame[0]; is_force_token_armed tests FORCE_ARMED_BIT. - GUARD_NOT_FORCED tests FORCE_TAKEN_BIT instead of always passing. Re-records the 14 wasm jit-stats baselines this and the CALL_ASSEMBLER resume move.
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When a virtualizable or virtual reference remains forceable after compiled execution, GuardNotForced2 is the terminal operation that must publish its own force descriptor and fail arguments; unlike GuardNotForced, it is not a conditional check paired with a preceding call. Combining the variants here leaves FORCE_ARMED_BIT unset, and the following FINISH overwrites frame[0] anyway, so a later is_force_token_armed returns false and escaped-frame reads skip forcing (or a direct force panics), exposing stale virtualized state. Emit a persistent, separately stored force coordinate for this variant as the native backends do.
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When a may-force call performs a nursery collection before invoking force, this store has copied each guard fail argument into the low exit slots, but build_home_gcmap marks only Ref homes and build_callee_gcmap marks only Ref inputs plus homes. Consequently any young Ref copied here is not forwarded, while dead_frame_from_forced_frame later reads this stale slot verbatim as a GcRef, which can corrupt resumed locals or dereference reclaimed nursery memory. Add these per-call Ref fail-argument slots to the active frame gcmap, or reconstruct them from their forwarded homes, matching the native backend protocol.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/codegen.rs`:
- Around line 4440-4455: After emit_guard_if_exit succeeds in the
guard-generation flow, clear FORCE_ARMED_BIT and the stale guard coordinate in
frame[0] before incrementing guard_idx, while preserving the existing failure
cleanup through emit_guard_spill. Update the code around emit_guard_if_exit and
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 2318-2331: Resolve and validate the concrete callee frame before
recording inline IR in emit_walker_loop_callee_call_assembler, alongside
portal_runner_call_target. If resolution yields no usable frame, return
Err(DispatchError::callee_inline_unsupported(op.pc)) after the required emission
rather than allowing the generic residual path to continue; preserve the
existing last_instr update only for a successfully resolved frame.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/eval.rs`:
- Around line 11082-11112: Update WarmEnterState::function_entry_step to check
cell.is_tracing() before performing the runnable-token and metadata checks,
preserving warmstate.py maybe_compile_and_run ordering. Ensure
try_function_entry_jit avoids the unnecessary lookup path when tracing is active
while retaining the existing counter and compiled-run behavior.
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In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/warmstate.rs`:
- Around line 2248-2250: Update the comments around the temporary-token handling
and the related lines near the cleanup gate to replace upstream file-and-line
references with the relevant stable upstream symbol, such as
WarmEnterState.maybe_compile_and_run; preserve the existing behavioral
explanation.
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| sink.local_get(0); | ||
| sink.i64_load(mem64(0)); | ||
| sink.i64_const(FORCE_TAKEN_BIT); | ||
| sink.i64_and(); | ||
| sink.i64_const(0); | ||
| sink.i64_ne(); | ||
| emit_guard_if_exit( | ||
| &mut sink, | ||
| constants, | ||
| value_types, | ||
| guard_idx, | ||
| op, | ||
| block_exit_depth, | ||
| guard_dispatch, | ||
| ); | ||
| guard_idx += 1; |
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Clear the force bracket after a successful guard.
A non-forced path tests only FORCE_TAKEN_BIT. It leaves FORCE_ARMED_BIT and the old guard coordinate in frame[0]. WasmBackend::force can then accept a later force token and rebuild a dead frame from stale fail arguments. Clear FORCE_ARMED_BIT after emit_guard_if_exit returns on the success path. The failure path already clears both bits through emit_guard_spill.
Proposed fix
emit_guard_if_exit(
&mut sink,
constants,
value_types,
guard_idx,
op,
block_exit_depth,
guard_dispatch,
);
+ sink.local_get(0);
+ sink.local_get(0);
+ sink.i64_load(mem64(0));
+ sink.i64_const(!FORCE_ARMED_BIT);
+ sink.i64_and();
+ sink.i64_store(mem64(0));
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| sink.local_get(0); | |
| sink.i64_load(mem64(0)); | |
| sink.i64_const(FORCE_TAKEN_BIT); | |
| sink.i64_and(); | |
| sink.i64_const(0); | |
| sink.i64_ne(); | |
| emit_guard_if_exit( | |
| &mut sink, | |
| constants, | |
| value_types, | |
| guard_idx, | |
| op, | |
| block_exit_depth, | |
| guard_dispatch, | |
| ); | |
| guard_idx += 1; | |
| sink.local_get(0); | |
| sink.i64_load(mem64(0)); | |
| sink.i64_const(FORCE_TAKEN_BIT); | |
| sink.i64_and(); | |
| sink.i64_const(0); | |
| sink.i64_ne(); | |
| emit_guard_if_exit( | |
| &mut sink, | |
| constants, | |
| value_types, | |
| guard_idx, | |
| op, | |
| block_exit_depth, | |
| guard_dispatch, | |
| ); | |
| sink.local_get(0); | |
| sink.local_get(0); | |
| sink.i64_load(mem64(0)); | |
| sink.i64_const(!FORCE_ARMED_BIT); | |
| sink.i64_and(); | |
| sink.i64_store(mem64(0)); | |
| guard_idx += 1; |
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/codegen.rs` around lines 4440 - 4455, After
emit_guard_if_exit succeeds in the guard-generation flow, clear FORCE_ARMED_BIT
and the stale guard coordinate in frame[0] before incrementing guard_idx, while
preserving the existing failure cleanup through emit_guard_spill. Update the
code around emit_guard_if_exit and the frame[0] force-bit handling only.
| // The recorded `last_instr` pin above describes the frame the compiled | ||
| // trace builds; the live frame this resume runs has to carry the same | ||
| // coordinate. Its locals, stack slots and `valuestackdepth` are already | ||
| // in step — `setarrayitem_vable_*` and `setfield_vable_i` mirror every | ||
| // own-frame write into it as the sub-walk records them — but the walk | ||
| // stopped AT the merge point, before the opcode that would have spilled | ||
| // `last_instr` for it. | ||
| let concrete_callee_frame = match ctx.trace_ctx.concrete_of_opref(callee_frame) { | ||
| Some(majit_ir::Value::Ref(gcref)) if gcref.0 != 0 => { | ||
| gcref.0 as *mut pyre_interpreter::PyFrame | ||
| } | ||
| _ => return resolved_inline_decline(op.pc, line!()), | ||
| }; | ||
| unsafe { (*concrete_callee_frame).last_instr = target_pc as isize - 1 }; |
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Resolve the concrete callee frame before recording inline IR. emit_walker_loop_callee_call_assembler records SetfieldGc and vable bookkeeping, then resolves the frame. If resolution returns Ok(None), the residual-call dispatch continues to the generic residual path without cutting the trace. The residual call may re-enter the callee at its entry and replay the prologue. Move this check next to portal_runner_call_target, or return Err(DispatchError::callee_inline_unsupported(op.pc)) after emission.
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs` around lines 2318 -
2331, Resolve and validate the concrete callee frame before recording inline IR
in emit_walker_loop_callee_call_assembler, alongside portal_runner_call_target.
If resolution yields no usable frame, return
Err(DispatchError::callee_inline_unsupported(op.pc)) after the required emission
rather than allowing the generic residual path to continue; preserve the
existing last_instr update only for a successfully resolved frame.
| let code_ptr = frame_root.frame().pycode; | ||
| let entry_pc = frame_root.frame().next_instr(); | ||
| let is_being_profiled = frame_root.frame().get_is_being_profiled(); | ||
| let green_key_hash = make_green_key(code_ptr, entry_pc, is_being_profiled); | ||
| let (driver, info) = driver_pair(); | ||
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| // RPython warmstate.py maybe_compile_and_run fast path: | ||
| // if no runnable compiled loop and not tracing, just tick the counter. | ||
| // A bare `compile_tmp_callback` token (has_compiled_loop true, no | ||
| // `compiled_loops` meta) is treated as not-yet-runnable so the counter | ||
| // keeps ticking toward compiling the real loop. | ||
| if !driver.has_runnable_compiled_loop(green_key) && !driver.is_tracing() { | ||
| let should_trace = driver | ||
| .meta_interp_mut() | ||
| .warm_state_mut() | ||
| .should_trace_function_entry(green_key); | ||
| if !should_trace { | ||
| return None; | ||
| } | ||
| // `maybe_compile_and_run` matches the greens with `JitCell.comparekey` | ||
| // before anything is read off a cell, so resolve the bucket hash to the key | ||
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| // whichever cell heads a chained bucket: this entry point read "nothing | ||
| // compiled" for a function whose own cell held a runnable loop, so it | ||
| // ticked the counter and asked to trace at every call, while | ||
| // `force_start_tracing_for_key` -- which does walk the chain -- answered | ||
| // `RunCompiled` and refused. Neither side moved, the compiled code was | ||
| // never entered, and every call paid a full trace-start attempt. | ||
| let green_key = driver.resolve_cell_key(green_key_hash, || { | ||
| pyre_jit_trace::driver::make_green_key_typed(code_ptr, entry_pc, is_being_profiled) | ||
| }); | ||
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| // not runnable, so it keeps ticking toward compiling the real loop. | ||
| // | ||
| // One call, one walk of the cell chain. The three questions this replaces -- | ||
| // `has_runnable_compiled_loop`, the counter gate, then | ||
| // `has_runnable_compiled_loop` again to decide the run -- walked it three | ||
| // times to learn one thing, on every call that refused. | ||
| let step = driver.function_entry_step(green_key); | ||
| if matches!(step, FunctionEntryStep::NotHot) { | ||
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Check cell.is_tracing() before the runnable-token check. WarmEnterState::function_entry_step returns RunCompiled before it reads cell.is_tracing(). try_function_entry_jit drops that result only in its later is_tracing_key guard. The counter does not tick on this path, but the token and metadata lookups are unnecessary and do not preserve warmstate.py maybe_compile_and_run ordering.
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/eval.rs` around lines 11082 - 11112, Update
WarmEnterState::function_entry_step to check cell.is_tracing() before performing
the runnable-token and metadata checks, preserving warmstate.py
maybe_compile_and_run ordering. Ensure try_function_entry_jit avoids the
unnecessary lookup path when tracing is active while retaining the existing
counter and compiled-run behavior.
`pyre/check.py --backend wasm` failed four synthetic fixtures. The same four
numbers reproduce locally, byte for byte, as the ubuntu job reported them:
exception_catching_frame_tb_node guard_failures 2725 -> 601,
bridges_compiled 2 -> 3
list_append_virtual_payload guard_failures 1992 -> 1403,
bridges_compiled 6 -> 7
exception_reentry_guard_finally_residual guard_failures 2606 -> 2461,
bridges_compiled 11 -> 12
gc_bug_bridge_flavor_traceback_names guard_failures 1283 -> 1054
They are what "wasm: tail-call a loop-closing JUMP into the target's parameter
entry" measured and did not re-record: that commit's own message names
`exception_catching_frame_tb_node` as the fixture whose guest-op count fell
25.4%, and nothing else on this branch touches the JIT. The numbers are also
unchanged by the interpreter commits that follow it.
`loops_compiled` holds on all four, so the tracer admits the same frames.
`bridges_compiled` is gated in neither direction because a rise is "either
wider coverage or a guard storm"; a storm is refuted by the fall in
`guard_failures` measured in the same run, and the bridge and the fall arrive
together — the three fixtures that gained one are the three whose guard
failures fell furthest, and the fourth gained none and fell least.
`gc_bug_bridge_flavor_traceback_names` starts from 1283 rather than the 1083
this branch was first measured against: #1497 raised it by 200 under us. The
`1054` it lands on is unchanged by that, and so are the other three.
The re-record also carries forward `retraces_compiled=0`, which one of these
baselines predates.
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Nine commits about the JIT's warm-entry doors, its dispatch loop, two
constructor-inline miscompiles the door fix uncovered, and the
CALL_ASSEMBLERfold defect that was blocking the loop-bearing inline.The doors
try_function_entry_jitaskedhas_runnable_compiled_loopand ticked thecounter with the raw green-key bucket hash, while
force_start_tracing_for_keyresolves the chain byJitCell::comparekey. On achained bucket the two answered about different cells: the door read "nothing
compiled" and asked to trace, trace-start found the real compiled cell and
returned
RunCompiled. Neither side advanced, the compiled code was neverentered, and every call paid a whole
compile_and_run_onceprologue -- onsynth/foriter_exempt_nested_foriter,caro_funcentry18959 next tocaro_not_tracing18958, and the JIT running 2.3x slower than JIT-off.The back-edge door already called
resolve_cell_key; now the function-entrydoor does too. 0.40s -> 0.210s against 0.185s JIT-off.
wasm had already recorded the post-fix numbers for
recursive_forced_frame_kept_stack(bridges=4 guard_failures=726againstdynasm's
2 / 400) -- wasm32's 32-bitcode_ptrhashes differently so thatbucket was never chained there, and the wasm door had been right all along.
Then the same door walked the bucket chain three times per refused call;
WarmEnterState::function_entry_stepanswers run/proceed/decline from onewalk. Perf-neutral, as expected -- the three walks were never the cost.
The dispatch loop
FrameRoot::framereads one shadow-stack slot, and#[dont_look_inside]implies
#[inline(never)], so every re-seed was a call -- four per opcode onthe no-tracer path. The marker carried no tracing policy here:
FrameRootisprivate to the module, and pyre records from a per-
CodeObjectJitCode, notfrom this Rust loop.
Two binaries from the same base, median of 13, startup-subtracted, one-frame
6.9M-opcode loop,
PYRE_NO_JIT=1againstPYRE_JIT=0(the JIT-enableddispatch loop against
execute_frame_plain, no JIT decision taken in either):103.1ms -> 63.0ms, 14.94 -> 9.13 ns per opcode. The
PYRE_JIT=0columnmoves -0.1%, which is the control.
Two constructor inlines that returned
Nonetry_walker_inline_type_callallocates the instance and inlines only__init__;type_descr_call_impl's tail is what discards__init__'sNoneand answers
w_newobject. Two legs did not play that tail.The gh#467 mid-body rebuild. When the
__init__sub-walk aborts on a bodyit cannot record, the rebuild runs the callee on the caller and resumes past
the CALL with the callee's return, and it had no frame for the tail.
MidBodyPayloadnow carries the instance, GC-visited with the carrier's otherrefs.
test_configparserfailed 5/5 underset_param(threshold=100, function_threshold=100)and passes at 20, 50, 100, 150, 155.The
CALL_ASSEMBLERfold. When__init__'s own loop compiles first, theenclosing loop's sub-walk stops at that header and reports
SubLoopCalleeCallAssembler; the fold entered throughCALL_ASSEMBLERandwrote the assembler's result --
__init__'sNone-- into the CALL'sdestination.
CALL_ASSEMBLERowns no resume coordinate to play the tail at, sothe fold declines for a constructor and the instantiation stays residual.
Reachable at the default thresholds with no
set_param: thousands of200000
C()calls evaluating toNone, and none underPYRE_NO_JIT=1.The
CALL_ASSEMBLERfold ran the whole call againemit_walker_loop_callee_call_assemblerran the caller's original CALL throughthe residual executor to stamp
ca_result. The inlined prologue had already runthe callee's pre-loop bytecode concretely during the sub-walk, so that applied
every prologue effect a second time at trace time. For
zipfile.ZipExtFile.readthose effects are
self._readbuffer = b''andself._offset = 0: the readerposition advanced twice and a middle region of the stream was silently skipped.
test.test_zipfilewas recordeddynasm: FAILon exactly that.opimpl_jit_merge_point'sportal_call_depth != 0arm never re-enters thecall. It hands
do_recursive_callthe portal runner address as its funcbox andthe merge point's own greens and reds as its arguments, so it resumes the
callee frame the sub-walk has already advanced to the loop header. The fold now
calls the same target. The prologue-effect decline that stood in front of the
emit goes with it -- it existed to refuse the fold when the sub-walk had mutated
the heap, which is the double-apply the re-run caused.
Two traps in porting it: the
ecred carries no concrete shadow and theresidual executor refuses a call whose argument has no value, so the execution
reads the live
execution_contextoff the frame it resumes while the recordedCALL_ASSEMBLERkeeps thecallee_ecred the compiled entry needs; and thelive frame needs
last_instr = target_pc - 1written before the resume, sincethe walk stopped at the merge point.
test.test_zipfilegoes FAIL -> PASS in the suite runner.The loop-bearing hazard clause, now that it can go
The previous revision of this PR said this clause did not land, because removing
it drove
fbw_rolled_back_with_effects0 -> 5 and 0 -> 1 on twofixtures and
PYRE_LB_SITE=1put every one of those aborts at theSubLoopCalleeCallAssemblerprologue-effect decline. That was the right calland the right attribution: the site it named is the defect fixed above.
With the fold resuming instead of re-running, the clause comes out. It is a
static test of the whole
CodeObject, so awhileloop calling a loop-bearinghelper declined every inline. Same-binary pair, one variable, median of 9:
foriter_exempt_nested_foriterN=600kforiter_exempt_shared_generatorN=600kThe last row is a JIT that bought nothing before. Both
foriter_exempt_*witnesses agree with the
PYRE_NO_JIT=1and CPython oracles with the clausegone, at fixture size and scaled to N=200000.
How the two were separated
Both changes were env-gated in one binary and all four cells measured. Cell A
(both old) reproduces every recorded baseline exactly, which is what validates
the harness before the other three are trusted.
On the eight synthetic baselines that move, the decline removal alone is a
no-op -- every one of them is the resume. This overturned an inference from
the recorded
loops_aborted=0; the four-cell matrix is why it was caught.On the seeded
test.test_zipfilesubset the two changes are both load-bearingand separable: decline-on gives
fbw_rolled_back_with_effects=1and onefailure, decline-off with the old re-run gives 0 and the same failure, and
the resume gives 0 and none.
Twelve baselines are re-recorded, each with a stated cause. Entering the
callee's compiled loop at trace time leaves through an exit guard no bridge
covers yet, so
guard_failuresshifts by one or two per fold whilestfe_tickdrops -- diffing the full
MAJIT_STATSline, not the four headline counters, iswhat showed only those two fields move. The four clause fixtures each lose the
abort the clause was raising and compile one loop fewer, the callee's loop now
being inlined into the caller's.
fbw_rolled_back_with_effectsstays 0 onall twelve.
Unrelated: the selfcheck declaration
#1462 armed "a selfcheck fixture must name what it needs compiled", and
check.pystops before the suite runs on the first fixture that names none.#1492 has since declared the two #1479 landed;
ctor_inline_abort_keeps_the_instance,which predates the requirement, is declared here from its
PYRE_LOOP_CENSUS=1names.
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