jit, jit-trace, metainterp: the portal's activation bracket and frame-chain leave, the recursive-call exception protocol, and the inline sub-walk green key - #1517
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…t eval
`init_gc_root_walkers` ran only from `eval_with_jit_inner`, so the walkers
were absent for every collection that happened before the first Python
frame. `init_typeobjects` builds each builtin type object and its namespace
dict in that window; the type object is a `malloc_typed` block outside the
GC heap, so `walk_builtin_type_dicts_gc` is the only path the collector has
to those young dicts.
Call it at the tail of `init_gc_subsystem`, after
`initialize_rbigint_parts_cache`. The first-eval call stays for threads that
reach an eval loop without running that bootstrap.
Measured with a `gc_stress` build on `print("trivial ok")`: before, SIGBUS in
`w_dict_items` under `retag_classmethod_descriptors` (typedef.rs); after,
startup completes 784 minor and 193 major collections and reaches
`sys` module registration.
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…_file
`open_raw_file` built the wrapper with `w_instance_new` and then carried it
in a Rust local through nine or ten `setattr_str` calls whose value argument
allocates. An allocation is a collection point and nothing else names the
instance yet, so the collector was free to reclaim it between the
construction and the first store; `fileio_store_stat_atopen` had the same
shape across its three `w_int_new` calls.
Pin the instance on the shadow stack and read the address back before each
store, through `new_rooted_file_wrapper` / `file_wrapper_store`, at all six
construction sites.
Measured with a `gc_stress` build on `print("trivial ok")`: before, the
write barrier in `_set_mapdict_increase_storage1` aborted on a freed header
after 784 minor / 193 major collections; after, startup runs 3719 minor /
780 major collections and reaches class creation.
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`type_descr_new_with_metaclass` carried the `w_type_new` result in a Rust
local through `type_new_take_qualname` and `create_all_slots`, both of which
allocate, before `tag_subclass_instance` took the write barrier on it.
Nothing else refers to a class that young — the classcell is optional and
`weak_subclasses` is weak — so a major cycle in that window sweeps it, which
is the hazard the `_entry_roots` scope further down already reasons about.
Pin it for liveness right after construction; a type does not move, so the
local remains a good address.
Measured with a `gc_stress` build: before, `store_subclass_tag`'s barrier
aborted on an invalid type id after 3719 minor / 780 major collections;
after, `MAJIT_GC_STRESS=1 pyre-dynasm print("trivial ok")` completes with
rc=0 (0.04s unstressed against 3.75s stressed, so the flag is live).
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…ing it `WarmEnterState::maybe_compile_decision` refuses a cell whose `abort_count` reached `MAX_TRACE_ABORT_COUNT`, and a loop that can never trace re-derives that refusal on every back edge. Measured with `sys.setprofile` over a warm loop, `abort_ceiling_refused` tracked the iteration count one-for-one: 194776 at 200k iterations, 794776 at 800k, and 0 for a loop with no call in its body. `maybe_compile_and_run` now caches the refusal per green key against a new `WarmEnterState::cell_generation`, bumped by `install_new_cell`, `attach_procedure_to_interp`, `attach_procedure_to_interp_for_key` and `attach_tmp_callback_to_interp` — the mutations that can make a refused key runnable again. `is_ceiling_latched` restates the decision's condition for a caller that wants only that answer. Graded as the same tree built twice: 2.3% faster on the profiled arm, faster in 5 of 5 rounds, `abort_ceiling_refused` 194776 -> 1. `PYRE_JIT=0` is not a control for this — it is read in `eval_with_jit_inner` and routes the frame to `execute_frame_plain`, a different eval loop. Assisted-by: Claude
…e walker's bookkeeping `note_root_trace_too_long` performs the whole of `MetaInterp::blackhole_if_trace_too_long` — `find_biggest_function`, `disable_noninlinable_function`, `portal_trace_positions = None`, `trace_next_iteration`, and the `prepare_trace_segmenting` / bridge arms — and then the walker returns `DispatchError::TraceTooLong`, which carries no `Counters.ABORT_*`. The JitDriver abort handler's reason ladder therefore fell through to `blackhole_if_trace_too_long` and ran it a second time. The log is retired by then, so `find_biggest_function` answers `None` however the trace overflowed and the root takes `prepare_trace_segmenting`, which stamps it with `JC_FORCE_FINISH` + `JC_DONT_TRACE_HERE` — neither of which is ever cleared — even when an inlined callee was named and disabled on its own. `note_root_trace_too_long` now stages `ABORT_TOO_LONG`, which the ladder consults ahead of that fallback. The `JitCodeMachine` path (`pyjitpl/dispatch.rs`) stages nothing and keeps the fallback, which is its own bookkeeping path. On `trace_too_long_inline_multiframe`: 31 too-long aborts, 14 of them naming a huge inlined callee, and `blackhole_if_trace_too_long: aborting` goes from 31 log lines to 0. Adoptions total 31 before and after (21+10, 17+14), equal to `loops_aborted`, so no abort fell back to legacy replay; 4 moved from a single-frame to a multi-frame image. `loops_compiled` is unchanged at 2. The re-recorded baselines also pick up three badness fields the current base prints, all zero. `a_second_too_long_run_segments_a_root_the_first_one_spared` pins what the second entry cost. Assisted-by: Claude
`eval_with_jit_inner` was the only portal entry that ran `ec.call_trace` / `ec.return_trace` / `ec.leaveframe_trace` around the dispatch. `portal_runner_result`, which `ll_portal_runner_shim`, `bh_portal_runner_c`, `pyre_portal_runner` and `bh_call_self_recursive_portal` reach, ran only `enter_recursive_frame` + `install_current_frame` + the dispatch. Split the bracket out of `eval_with_jit_inner` into `portal_activation_bracketed`, and the shared prologue into `enter_portal`, so the entries that begin an activation (`portal_activation_result`) and the entries that resume one (`portal_runner_result`) select the body they need. The `ContinueRunningNormally` and CALL_ASSEMBLER arms keep the unbracketed entry; `portal_runner`, `bh_portal_runner_c` and `bh_call_self_recursive_portal`, each of which is handed a frame constructed on the calling line, take the bracketed one. Measured with `sys.setprofile` over a self-recursive callee driven from a compiled loop, at tail 30000 and DEPTH 3: `call`/`rec` 30000 reported of 120000 owed before, 120000 after, matching cpython at all four tails. Assisted-by: Claude
`portal_activation_bracketed` ran `ec.leaveframe_trace` but not the rest of `executioncontext.py ExecutionContext.leave`, so a frame whose body ran as compiled code returned without restoring `ec.topframeref` from `f_backref` and without marking its caller escaped. `escaped()` is read by the walker at `jitcode_dispatch/mod.rs`, `residual_call.rs` and `inline_call.rs` to decide whether a caller has to be materialised. `leave_resumed_blackhole_frame` already closes exactly this scope for a blackhole resume, so its body is extracted into `leave_compiled_frame_chain` and shared: identity-guard `topframeref` against this frame, reach the caller through `vref_referent`, and force nothing. Forcing here raises `InvalidVirtualRef: frame-chain vref forced after its frame died` on `exception_escape_inlined_midframe_tb_node` and `exception_try_call_inlined_callee_raise`. The escape arm's firing condition was counted at 2001 / 21001 / 24001 across three probes; no Python-visible wrong answer was reproduced. Assisted-by: Claude
`note_inline_subwalk_start` minted its green key from `raw_callee_code` — `w_code_get_ptr(w_code)`, the inner `CodeObject` — while every other mint in the tree uses the `PyCode` object: the function-entry key, the back-edge merge point, and `can_inline_callable` / `disable_noninlinable_function` twenty lines above the same call. `note_inline_subwalk_start` is the only production writer of `portal_trace_positions`, so every key `find_biggest_function` could return was CodeObject-keyed. `note_root_trace_too_long`'s huge-function arm filed a cell under a hash no reader computes, `can_inline_callable` found nothing on the next attempt and re-inlined the same callee, and because that arm answered `Some` the root took neither the disable nor `prepare_trace_segmenting`'s permanent stamp. Measured on `bench/synth/trace_too_long_inline_multiframe.py`: loops_compiled 2 -> 50, loops_aborted 31 -> 23, abrt_too_long 31 -> 23, abort_ceiling_refused 552 -> 321, abort_ceiling_banned 2 -> 0. Assisted-by: Claude
…ocol The portal runner is published behind an `extern "C"` boundary and cannot unwind, so a raise inside it arrives in `BH_LAST_EXC_VALUE` rather than out of the call — where `blackhole.py:351-360`'s blanket `except Exception` catches upstream's real unwind and hands it to `handle_exception_in_frame`. `bhimpl_jit_merge_point`'s recursive-portal arm and the four `handler_recursive_call_*` handlers neither cleared the cell before the call nor tested it after, so the call's value was whatever `bh_portal_runner_c` returns on its error path — `PY_NULL` — the frame left with that NULL installed as the result, and the exception stayed unread in the cell. `check_residual_call_exception_after`'s own doc names the families that owe the check; `recursive_call_*` was absent from it and from the code, while `residual_call_*`, `inline_call_*`, `call_assembler_*` and `cond_call_*` all perform it. No Python-level reproduction was produced: a 400-iteration probe over a guard-failing inlined callee that raises propagates correctly today. Assisted-by: Claude
The green-key fix makes `disable_noninlinable_function` reach a cell, so
the huge inlined callee stops being re-inlined:
loops_compiled 2 -> 50 (wasm 0 -> 48)
loops_aborted 31 -> 23 (wasm 30 -> 22)
fbw_blackhole_adopted_single_frame 17 -> 16 (wasm 16 -> 15)
fbw_blackhole_adopted_multi_frame 14 -> 7
check.py reads the two adoption counters as regressions on a fall,
because a fall normally means the adoption path stopped firing and the
legacy replay path came back. It did not: the adoption total still
equals `loops_aborted` exactly on every backend, before (17+14=31,
16+14=30) and after (16+7=23, 15+7=22). The counters fall because there
are eight fewer aborts to adopt.
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WalkthroughRecursive portal activation now applies hook brackets and residual exception handling. Trace-too-long handling stages abort reasons and caches ceiling refusals by cell generation. GC rooting now protects movable objects during allocating operations. ChangesPortal activation and hooks
Trace-too-long handling
GC rooting
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR adds file-stat attribute updates, but temporary statistic values are not rooted across stores that may allocate; garbage collection during that window could invalidate the values and cause incorrect file metadata behavior. Merge should wait for the values to be rooted or for explicit owner acceptance. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CompiledCaller
participant portal_activation_result
participant portal_activation_bracketed
participant portal_runner_dispatch
participant ProfileHook
CompiledCaller->>portal_activation_result: start portal activation
portal_activation_result->>portal_activation_bracketed: enter frame
portal_activation_bracketed->>ProfileHook: call_trace
portal_activation_bracketed->>portal_runner_dispatch: dispatch portal frame
portal_runner_dispatch-->>portal_activation_bracketed: return frame result
portal_activation_bracketed->>ProfileHook: return_trace and leaveframe_trace
portal_activation_bracketed-->>CompiledCaller: return or propagate exception
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/builtins.rs`:
- Around line 16528-16539: Update fileio_store_stat_atopen so each w_int_new
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| // `w_int_new` allocates once per slot, so the receiver is read back from | ||
| // its root between the stores rather than carried in the parameter. | ||
| let _roots = pyre_object::gc_roots::push_roots(); | ||
| let self_slot = pyre_object::gc_roots::pin_roots(&[self_obj]); | ||
| for (name, value) in [ | ||
| ("__file_stat_mode__", stat.mode as i64), | ||
| ("__file_stat_size__", stat.size as i64), | ||
| ("__file_stat_blksize__", stat.blksize as i64), | ||
| ] { | ||
| crate::baseobjspace::setdictvalue_native(self_obj, name, w_int_new(value)); | ||
| let value = w_int_new(value); | ||
| let self_obj = pyre_object::gc_roots::shadow_stack_get(self_slot); | ||
| crate::baseobjspace::setdictvalue_native(self_obj, name, value); |
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Root each statistic value before the native attribute store.
fileio_store_stat_atopen passes each w_int_new result to setdictvalue_native. The mapdict path reaches write_terminator and add_attr, which can allocate before storing value; instance_node_setdictvalue roots only the receiver. Pin each statistic value and reload it from its shadow-stack slot before the store.
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/builtins.rs` around lines 16528 - 16539, Update
fileio_store_stat_atopen so each w_int_new result is pinned in the GC shadow
stack before calling setdictvalue_native, then reload the value from its root
slot immediately before the store. Preserve the existing receiver rooting and
per-statistic loop while ensuring both self_obj and the statistic value remain
rooted across the potentially allocating attribute update.
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Ten commits. Six are the JIT portal work described below — the
execute_framebracket pyre's portal owes because its merge point sits one level up from
upstream's, plus what an audit of the portal against
rpython/jit/metainterp/warmspot.pyturned up.Four predate it and are unrelated to the portal:
jit: install the GC root walkers at init_gc_subsystem instead of first eval— the builtin type namespace dicts are born before the first eval, so a
collection in that window reclaimed them.
interp: root the file wrapper across its attribute stores in open_raw_fileinterp: root the new class across create_all_slots in type.__new__jit: cache the abort-ceiling refusal so a latched loop stops re-deriving it— a latched loop re-derived the refusal per iteration (a green-key mint,
three per-code gate lookups and a bucket-chain walk). Graded as the same tree
built twice, the profiled arm runs 2.3% faster with the cache, faster in 5 of
5 rounds, and
abort_ceiling_refusedfalls from 194776 to 1.pyre/check.pyis green on all three backends: dynasm 494/494, cranelift494/494, wasm 486/486, with one accepted jit-stats move (below).
jit-trace: stage ABORT_TOO_LONG …DispatchError::TraceTooLongcarried noCounters.ABORT_*, so the JitDriverabort handler fell through to
blackhole_if_trace_too_longand redid thebookkeeping the FBW walker's
note_root_trace_too_longhad already performed.A second run reads a log the first one retires, so
find_biggest_functionanswers
Nonehowever the trace overflowed and the root takesprepare_trace_segmenting's permanentJC_FORCE_FINISH+JC_DONT_TRACE_HEREeven when an inlined callee was named and disabled on its own.
blackhole_if_trace_too_long: abortinglog lines ontrace_too_long_inline_multiframe: 31 → 0, with 14 of the 31 naming a hugeinlined callee.
jit: give the recursive portal entries execute_frame's hook bracketeval_with_jit_innerwas the only portal entry that ranec.call_trace/ec.return_trace/ec.leaveframe_tracearound the dispatch.Every recursive entry —
portal_runner,bh_portal_runner_c,bh_call_self_recursive_portal, thejit_force_*_recursive_call_*helpers —went straight to the dispatch, so a frame the JIT took over reported neither its
callnor itsreturn.The bracket is now
portal_activation_bracketedand the shared prologue isenter_portal, so the entries that BEGIN an activation and the entries thatRESUME one select the body they need. The
ContinueRunningNormallyandCALL_ASSEMBLER arms keep the unbracketed entry — bracketing those would
double-report.
Measured with
sys.setprofileover a self-recursive callee driven from acompiled loop, DEPTH 3, tail 30000:
call/rec30000 reported of 120000owed → 120000, matching cpython at all four tails. New fixture
bench/synth/profile_hook_sees_a_recursive_portal_activation.py.jit: restore the frame chain when the portal's activation bracket closesThe bracket ran
leaveframe_tracebut not the rest ofExecutionContext.leave, so a frame whose body ran as compiled code returnedwithout restoring
ec.topframereffromf_backrefand without marking itscaller escaped.
leave_resumed_blackhole_framealready closes exactly thisscope for a blackhole resume, so its body is extracted into
leave_compiled_frame_chainand shared: identity-guardtopframerefagainstthis frame, reach the caller through
vref_referent, force nothing. Forcinghere raises
InvalidVirtualRef: frame-chain vref forced after its frame diedon two wasm fixtures — that was the first attempt at this commit.
The escape arm's firing condition was counted at 2001 / 21001 / 24001 across
three probes; no Python-visible wrong answer was reproduced.
jit-trace: key the inline sub-walk log on the PyCode objectnote_inline_subwalk_startminted its green key from the innerCodeObjectwhile every other mint in the tree uses the
PyCodeobject — includingcan_inline_callableanddisable_noninlinable_functiontwenty lines abovethe same call. It is the only production writer of
portal_trace_positions,so every key
find_biggest_functioncould return was CodeObject-keyed:note_root_trace_too_long's huge-function arm filed a cell under a hash noreader computes, the same callee was re-inlined on the next attempt, and
because that arm answered
Somethe root skipped the segmenting stamp too.bench/synth/trace_too_long_inline_multiframe.py,MAJIT_STATS=1:loops_compiledloops_aborted/abrt_too_longabort_ceiling_refusedabort_ceiling_bannedmetainterp: bracket the recursive-call family with the exception protocolThe portal runner is published behind an
extern "C"boundary and cannotunwind, so a raise inside it arrives in
BH_LAST_EXC_VALUErather than out ofthe call — where
blackhole.py:351-360's blanketexcept Exceptioncatchesupstream's real unwind.
bhimpl_jit_merge_point's recursive-portal arm and thefour
handler_recursive_call_*handlers neither cleared the cell before thecall nor tested it after, so the call's value was
PY_NULLand the exceptionstayed unread.
check_residual_call_exception_after's own doc names thefamilies that owe the check and
recursive_call_*was absent from it.No Python-level reproduction was produced — a 400-iteration probe over a
guard-failing inlined callee that raises propagates correctly today. This is
the protocol gap, fixed to the shape the other 28 sites use.
Found, not fixed here: JIT-compiled recursion pays no recursion limit
Once a self- or mutually-recursive function is warm, the recursion runs
entirely inside compiled code with no interpreter activation seam, so
sys.setrecursionlimitis ignored:Cold, and under
PYRE_JIT=0, it raises correctly. Mutual recursion is brokenthe same way. The counter, not the exception, is the instrument: a non-self
call at the bottom of the recursion re-enters
eval_with_jitand does check,and it never trips —
f(5000)at limit 120 returns 5001.Two candidate fixes were built and measured not to work:
stack_check()inenter_portal(which fires once in the entire run) and the prologue helperpyre_stack_check_for_jit_prologue(which fires zero times — dynasm emits theinline SP sequence instead of calling it). The remaining protection is that
inline native-SP probe against
PYRE_STACKTOOBIG, andset_recursion_limituses
fetch_max, so a lowered limit deliberately does not tighten it. A realfix needs per-compiled-activation accounting with a release on every exit path
including deopt; that is a design change and is left out of this PR.
Nine other portal deviations were confirmed by the same audit and are not
addressed here — among them the cranelift CALL_ASSEMBLER shim re-running an
already-executed callee through the bracketed portal, the missing
assert 0, "should have raised"arm on a normally-returninghandle_fail,and jd1's trace-start descriptor claiming slot 2 while jd1 registers at slot 1.
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