jit: the five gates between a stdlib dunder and the inline that already handles the leaf shape - #1662
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WalkthroughThe PR updates MIR handling, extends JIT dunder inlining, tracks fresh allocations during rewind regions, adds benchmarks, revises gate handling, and improves snapshot and virtualizable diagnostics. ChangesMIR call classification
JIT dunder inlining and rewind handling
Gate catalog and detection
Snapshot and virtualizable diagnostics
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participant ResidualCall
participant InlineCall
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ResidualCall->>InlineCall: try_walker_inline_object_new
InlineCall->>WalkSession: register fresh allocation
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| if subwalk_cut_snapshots_enabled() { | ||
| ctx.trace_ctx.cut_trace_with_snapshots(pre_fold_pos); | ||
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When a newly admitted nested call emits a guard and its speculative inline subsequently declines, the default branch retains that guard's snapshot even though its operations are cut. As the comment above acknowledges, Phase 2 later remaps the discarded OpRefs and can panic with phase2 snapshot remap cache miss; the environment variable that selects the safe cut is off by default. Keep snapshots consistent on every declined speculative walk, fixing any benchmark regression in the snapshot rollback itself rather than shipping the known stale-snapshot path.
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| pub(crate) fn try_walker_inline_object_new<Sym: WalkSym>( | ||
| ctx: &mut WalkContext<'_, '_, Sym>, | ||
| op: &DecodedOp, | ||
| r_args: &[OpRef], | ||
| dst_bank: char, | ||
| dst: usize, | ||
| ) -> Result<Option<(DispatchOutcome, usize)>, DispatchError> { |
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This adds a hand-written JIT implementation of the interpreter's object_descr_new path, creating a second source of truth for instantiability, abstract-class, layout, finalizer, terminator, and allocation behavior. Future interpreter changes will not flow through this copy automatically, contrary to the repository's required generated-JIT boundary; fix the translator/helper-lowering failure that prevents the real interpreter body from being traced instead of special-casing object.__new__ in dispatch.
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| /// Emptied by the outermost [`fbw_state::BinopRewindInlineGuard`], so it | ||
| /// never carries an entry from a region that has already unwound. | ||
| pub binop_rewind_fresh: Vec<OpRef>, |
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This session-level Vec<OpRef> is a side table for per-box allocation provenance, requiring separate clearing and synchronization with heap-cache escape and trace-cut lifecycles as well as a linear membership scan on stores. The repository explicitly requires optimizer facts of this kind to live on the box/optimizer metadata rather than in parallel OpRef collections; encode the rewind-region marker through that machinery so it follows the box's lifecycle.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L106-L109
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/front/mir.rs`:
- Around line 18520-18543: The scalar-index validation is duplicated between
vec_index_regular_leaf_with_callsite and is_slice_get_scalar_call. Extract a
shared helper that checks the scalar index from reg.generics.types[1] or, when
unavailable, the resolved call-site operand type, then reuse it in both
functions while preserving the existing Range rejection behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 10098-10105: Update the comment above the nparams guard to replace
the function.py:188-193 line-number citation with the enclosing symbol name,
funccall_valuestack, preserving the surrounding explanation.
- Around line 7859-7884: Extract the duplicated guarded instance-allocation
sequence from try_walker_inline_type_call and try_walker_inline_object_new into
a shared helper. The helper should pin the type version, allocate via
w_instance_new, emit the inline instance, register its concrete value and known
class, record fbw_binop_rewind_note_fresh, and return the instance and concrete
object; each caller must retain its own operand-specific GuardValue emissions
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…anic `phase2 snapshot remap cache miss` printed only the missing `OpRef`. It now also names which of the three published snapshot tables the reference came from and the frame index inside it, whether the reference sits above every position the trace mentions or inside the range with no producer, and the cache's length, filled count and highest filled slot alongside `ops.len()`, `body_num_inputs` and `phase2_inputarg_base`. The two cache scans run inside the panic closure, so a trace that does not panic pays for neither. Assisted-by: Claude
…t a dunder inline Four gates stood between a `BINARY_OP` / `COMPARE_OP` dunder written the way the pure-Python stdlib writes one and the inline that already handles `return self.n + o.n`. * `nparams != 2` refused any signature longer than the two parameters the operands bind. `funccall_valuestack` fills the rest from `defs_w`, and the resolved descent already seeds that tail from `__defaults__` -- `positional_defaults_for_inline` returns `None`, and the descent declines, when the defaults do not cover it. `_pydecimal`'s dunders are all `(self, other, context=None)`. Now `nparams < 2`; `PYRE_NO_BINOP_DEFAULTED_PARAMS` restores the old test. * `dunder_body_admissible_on_rewind` refused a body making a nested Python call. Its recorded cost was a `phase2 snapshot remap cache miss` on `synth/inline_freevar_after_mayforce`, which no longer reproduces: that fixture passes with the body admitted, and all 537 bench scripts answer identically either way. `PYRE_BINOP_NO_NESTED_INLINE` restores it. * `try_walker_inline_type_call` refused any instantiation inside an inline sub-walk, from the emit's first commit (af2689e) with no measurement recorded against it. `PYRE_NO_TYPE_CALL_IN_SUBWALK` restores it. * `fbw_binop_rewind_refuse_commit` then refused the `__init__` slot write on the instance that instantiation had just allocated. The store-attr resolver now passes its receiver, and a receiver the region itself allocated (`WalkSession::binop_rewind_fresh`, and still `is_unescaped`) is exempt: the cut discards the operations that built the object, and the concrete object beside them is unreachable from anything the re-execution can name. Every other route out of the region is still refused or journaled, so an entry cannot escape while the region stands. `Ctx.__add__(self, o, context=None)` reads 148-193 ms before the first change and 1.51-1.58 ms after; `Nested.__add__` returning `Nested(self.n + o.n).n` reads 995-1997 ms before the last three and 1.59-1.67 ms after. Both answer the same value, as do all 537 bench scripts. Also folds the seven `cut_trace` + `heap_cache().reset()` pairs at declined sub-walks into `cut_declined_subwalk`, with `PYRE_SUBWALK_CUT_SNAPSHOTS` to truncate the snapshot side table as well -- off, no trace has been found that needs it. Assisted-by: Claude
For a one-argument call on a concrete class, `object_descr_new` reduces to `w_instance_new(cls)` behind four record-time tests: `cls` is a type, it is instantiable, it is not abstract, and it is laid out by `object` itself (`check_user_subclass`). Pinning the class keeps those answers, so the emit is the same `NewWithVtable` + header/`map` pair `try_walker_inline_type_call` builds for a class whose `__new__` it did not have to run. A class carrying `__del__` is refused: `w_instance_new` puts such an instance on the finalizer queue and `NewWithVtable` does not. This is how a `__new__` written in Python ends -- `self = object.__new__(cls)` -- and until now the descent into one stopped there: the builtin route found the jitcode and declined it with `un-lowered helper call in body`, naming `__getslice_minusone`, with `abstract_instantiation_error`, `lookup_in_type_wtf8_uncached` and `type_repr_qualified_name` behind it -- all of them on `object_descr_new`'s error paths. `_pydatetime` arithmetic reads 2542-3138 ms before and 1046-1077 ms after; `_pydecimal` addition reads 4697-4806 ms and 1885-1903 ms; a `__new__` building a one-slot instance in a loop reads 906-1273 ms and 345-386 ms. Same answers. Assisted-by: Claude
`binop_dunder_defaulted_param` is `binop_dunder_leaf_inline`'s body with `def __add__(self, o, context=None)`, the signature `_pydecimal` writes every arithmetic operator with. `binop_dunder_nested_construct` is `return Pair(self.x + o).x`, the shape `date.__add__` and `Decimal.__add__` have: a nested Python call, an instantiation inside an inline sub-walk, and the `__init__` slot write on the instance that instantiation allocated. Neither shape moved a counter anywhere in the existing corpus, so without these the four gates they cross are ungated. Assisted-by: Claude
Recorded with `pyre/check.py --backend dynasm --backend cranelift --snapshot --synthetic-only --synthetic-pattern 'binop_dunder*'`. Assisted-by: Claude
At `N = 3200000` and `N = 1600000` pypy's execution-only time read 0.0146s and 0.0058s, both under `FLOOR_GATE_MIN_BASELINE_S` (0.05s), so `check.py` marked each ratio `?` and applied the ceiling without the floor. `N = 14400000` and `N = 17600000` read 0.064s and 0.083s. Answers unchanged in kind and matched against CPython 3.14 and pypy3. Assisted-by: Claude
The dynasm and cranelift counters re-recorded to the same values at the longer `N`, so only the wasm pair is new. Assisted-by: Claude
PYRE_NO_BINOP_DEFAULTED_PARAMS and PYRE_BINOP_NO_NESTED_INLINE join PYRE_NO_BINOP_REWIND in §4, and PYRE_SUBWALK_CUT_SNAPSHOTS joins §6a2, whose heading count was already one behind its rows. Assisted-by: Claude
`try_walker_inline_type_call` and `try_walker_inline_object_new` carried the same thirteen statements — the `w_instance_new` allocation, the `emit_instance_inline` emit, the concrete binding, the known class and the rewind-region note. They are now one `emit_walker_instance` called at both points with the same arguments; the version-tag pin stays at the call sites because the type-call arm pins a metaclass beside it. Also records two things the reviews asked about: - `cut_declined_subwalk` says why not truncating snapshots is the ported behaviour rather than a shortcut. `Trace.cut_point` returns the two snapshot lengths and `Trace.cut_at` restores only `_pos`, `_count` and `_index` from it; `cut_trace_from` destructures the other two and never reads them. Upstream is not exposed by that because its snapshots live inline in the trace byte stream past the restored `_pos`, while pyre owns them in a `Vec<Snapshot>` beside it. - `WalkSession::binop_rewind_fresh` says why the fact is beside the box: the record-time per-box store is the heap cache, whose flag word is heapcache.py's six `HF_*` bits with the version counter above them, and upstream has no rewind region at a dunder entry to have such a fact. The exemption already requires `is_unescaped`, so the box's own escape state withdraws it. The `function.py` citation at the `nparams` gate names `funccall_valuestack` instead of a line range, which `scripts/check-new-line-citations.py` reports. Assisted-by: Claude
… gates `vec_index_regular_leaf_with_callsite` and `is_slice_get_scalar_call` spelled the same disjunction — the `generics.types[1]` substitution or the resolved call-site operand types as an integer bank — in opposite operand order. Both now call `callsite_or_generic_index_is_scalar`, so a `Range*` index is rejected by one reading rather than two. Assisted-by: Claude
…s pass `ensure_type_terminator` returns `*const u8`; the extracted helper declared `*mut pyre_object::PyObject`, so both call sites failed E0308 and the LLBC-prepare legs could not build pyre-jit-trace. The check that should have caught this before the push does not compile this crate at all: `cargo check -p pyre-jit-trace --no-default-features --features dynasm` stops in the build script — "built without the `prepass` feature and MAJIT_LLBC_EXTRACTION is not set" — so the lib is never type-checked. Building it through `pyrex` is what exercises it. Assisted-by: Claude
The experiment the gate armed is gone: `dispatch.rs` records that the former recursive-portal inline re-entry path "is removed" and the `portal_jitcode`-None shape aborts to the clean CALL_ASSEMBLER / retry fallback unconditionally, whether or not the gate is set. Nothing in the tree ever set the variable, so its one remaining effect — lifting a heap virtualizable's null-vinfo resume contract in `seed_deopt_vinfo_ptr`, with no inline path left to need it — was reachable only by hand. `seed_deopt_vinfo_ptr` keeps the `!info.has_vable_token()` arm it already had, which is what the disjunct reduced to with the gate unset, and the unit test's guard around the heap-vable assertion goes with it: the assertion now runs always instead of only when the latch happened to be off. Also documents `MAJIT_GC_BH_PROBE_CLASSES`, `_MINOR` and `_FROM`, three live sub-knobs of the blackhole probe that the catalog claimed to hold and did not. Assisted-by: Claude
`read_uint_from_env("NAME")` forwards to `env::var` with a variable, so the
gate literal never sits beside one of the scanned forms. Three live GC probe
sub-knobs sat in that blind spot and cleared both brakes at once — unseen by
the "every read has an entry" scan, and undocumentable because adding a row
would have tripped the "every entry has a reader" scan instead.
Its sibling `read_float_from_env` is left out: no gate name reaches it today.
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__getattribute__subwalks throughcut_declined_subwalk. When the inline call returnsNone, this path has already emitted snapshot-bearing guards. Directcut_tracerestores operations but does not truncateTraceCtx::snapshots, soPYRE_SUBWALK_CUT_SNAPSHOTScannot cover this path and Phase 2 can hitphase2 snapshot remap cache miss. Usecut_declined_subwalk(ctx, pre_fold_pos)in this branch.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@majit/gate-triage.md`:
- Line 233: Remove the read_uint_from_env exception from the gate-triage
documentation and update the surrounding description to reflect that the
completeness brake recognizes this environment-read form.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/front/mir.rs`:
- Around line 13354-13361: Update the `copied` and `cloned` handling in the
surrounding type-reference logic to require niche-representation compatibility
between the source `Option<&T>` and destination `Option<T>`, matching the
existing `as_ref` check via `tyref_is_niche_option_ptr`. Reject incompatible
tagged destinations so the conversion cannot alias the source with an incorrect
representation.
In `@pyre/pyrex/tests/gate_triage_complete.rs`:
- Line 110: Update gates_read_by matching for read_uint_from_env to require an
identifier boundary before the matched form, preventing prefixed names such as
my_read_uint_from_env from being recorded; add a near-match fixture in
gate_triage_complete covering this case while preserving valid matches.
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/inline_call.rs`:
- Around line 9048-9051: Replace the direct trace truncation in the
inlined.is_none() branch with cut_declined_subwalk(ctx, pre_fold_pos), ensuring
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Remove the read_uint_from_env exception. The brake scans majit/majit-gc/src/collector.rs, and read_uint_from_env is a recognized read form.
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In the Rust standard library, the copied and cloned methods are defined for Option<&T> and Option<&mut T> to convert them into Option by copying or cloning the inner value, respectively [1][2][3]. The method signatures are as follows: 1. copied The copied method requires the type T to implement the Copy trait [1][4]. - Signature: pub const fn copied(self) -> Option where T: Copy [1][5] 2. cloned The cloned method requires the type T to implement the Clone trait [3][6]. - Signature: pub fn cloned(self) -> Option where T: Clone [3][6] Both methods effectively map the internal reference to a new owned value by either copying or cloning it, leaving the original Option's structure intact but changing its contents from references to owned data [1][3]. While copied is marked as a const function in modern Rust versions, cloned is generally not [1][5][3].
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- 1: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/option/enum.Option.html
- 2: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/core/option/enum.Option.html
- 3: https://doc.rust-lang.org/1.90.0/std/option/enum.Option.html
- 4: https://doc.rust-lang.org/1.86.0/std/option/enum.Option.html
- 5: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/core/option/enum.Option.html?gotosrc=29035
- 6: https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/core/option/enum.Option.html
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Add the niche-representation check to copied and cloned.
Option::copied and Option::cloned convert Option<&T> to Option<T>. This branch currently accepts any Option destination and aliases the source value, so it can bypass the required copy or clone. For a nominal Copy/Clone struct, Option<&T> can use a pointer niche while Option<T> remains a tagged aggregate. Later projections can then read the aliased pointer with the wrong representation. Gate both types on niche compatibility, as the as_ref path does.
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/front/mir.rs` around lines 13354 - 13361, Update
the `copied` and `cloned` handling in the surrounding type-reference logic to
require niche-representation compatibility between the source `Option<&T>` and
destination `Option<T>`, matching the existing `as_ref` check via
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Reject prefixed identifier matches.
gates_read_by uses text.match_indices(form) and checks only the text after the match. Therefore, my_read_uint_from_env("PYRE_FAKE") can be recorded by read_sites as an environment read. Require an identifier boundary before accepting read_uint_from_env, and add a near-match fixture.
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matching for read_uint_from_env to require an identifier boundary before the
matched form, preventing prefixed names such as my_read_uint_from_env from being
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…ubtraction `6aabe927ce1` made every pyre backend subtract pypy's startup rather than its own, so the startup a pyre process spends above pypy now stays in the numerator. The refits that change recorded reached fib_recursive, fib_loop and spectral_norm; inline_helper kept its pre-change 1.5. The move is arithmetic, not a measurement. Run 33591256963 (before the change) and run 33750103555 read ubuntu dynasm at the same pypy 0.22s and the same pyre 0.32s, and the reported ratio still went 1.1x -> 1.5x. The new value holds the sensitivity the row had rather than clearing the readings with room to spare. Ubuntu derives pypy exec 0.207s, true work 0.228s and a fixed 0.079s of pyre startup now inside the numerator, so the work may grow by `(c * 0.207 - 0.079) / 0.228 - 1` before the gate fires: old arithmetic, 1.5 36% new arithmetic, 1.5 2% (why it fails) new arithmetic, 1.9 38% new arithmetic, 2.2 65% new arithmetic, 2.4 83% 1.9 is the value that keeps the row as sensitive to a real regression as it was. Sizing the workload up would dilute the surcharge instead, which is what this file does elsewhere, but codspeed.yml execs this bench, so a longer loop reads there as a regression of exactly the factor. dynasm stays at 1.5. It has not failed on any host: ubuntu 1.5x, macos 1.2x-1.3x, and windows 1.9x passes because `_compare_buffer` grants two scheduler ticks there. Cranelift is the leg that failed, 1.6x-1.7x on runs 33720513664, 33748975755, 33750103555 and 33764632493, two of them `main`'s own; macos reads 1.2x-1.5x, and the 0.317x floor 1.9 derives stays far under it. Not this branch's subject; it is the leg that fails on `main` and so on every PR against it. Assisted-by: Claude
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Five gates stood between a dunder written the way the pure-Python stdlib
writes one and the inline that already handles
return self.n + o.n. Four areretired here; the fifth is half-retired.
Measured on one binary per change, one loop, only the class shape changing
(
N=200000, warmup then timed) — every arm answers the same checksum:__add__shapereturn self.n + o.n(self, o, context=None)return Nested(self.n + o.n).n__new__overriddenand on the two stdlib modules the shapes come from:
_pydatetimedate arithmetic_pydecimaladditionWhat each gate was
nparams != 2refused any dunder signature longer than the two parametersthe operands bind. The tail is not unbindable:
funccall_valuestackfillsevery parameter a call leaves unbound from
defs_w, and the resolved descentthis entry already delegates to seeds exactly that from
__defaults__—positional_defaults_for_inlinereturnsNone, and the descent declines,when the defaults do not cover it.
_pydecimalwrites every arithmeticoperator as
(self, other, context=None), so the arity test alone refusedDecimal.__add__,__mul__,__sub__and the rest.The nested-call filter in
dunder_body_admissible_on_rewindrefused a bodymaking a nested Python call. Its recorded cost was a
phase2 snapshot remap cache missonsynth/inline_freevar_after_mayforce, which no longerreproduces: that fixture passes with the body admitted, and all 537 bench
scripts answer identically either way.
try_walker_inline_type_call's sub-walk refusal turned away everyinstantiation appearing inside an inline sub-walk. It was there from the
emit's first commit (af2689e, #918) with no measurement recorded against
it, and it covers every
date(...),Decimal(...)orPath(...)a stdlibmethod builds.
fbw_binop_rewind_refuse_commitwas the one that actually mattered, andretiring the two above bought nothing on its own — the decline simply moved to
LoopBearingCalleeInlineUnsupported. The region refused the__init__slotwrite on the instance the instantiation immediately above it had just
allocated. The store-attr resolver now passes its receiver, and a receiver the
region itself allocated is exempt: the record-time cut discards the operations
that built the object, and the concrete object beside them is unreachable from
anything the re-execution can name. Every other route out of the region — a
store into a pre-existing object, an unjournaled residual — is still refused,
so an entry cannot escape while the region stands.
object.__new__(cls)now folds to the allocation it performs. For aone-argument call on a concrete class,
object_descr_newreduces tow_instance_new(cls)behind four record-time tests, and pinning the classkeeps those answers. Until now the descent into a Python
__new__stoppedthere: the builtin route found the jitcode and declined it with
un-lowered helper call in body, naming__getslice_minusone, withabstract_instantiation_error,lookup_in_type_wtf8_uncachedandtype_repr_qualified_namebehind it — all onobject_descr_new's error paths.Each change carries its own opt-out
PYRE_NO_BINOP_DEFAULTED_PARAMS,PYRE_BINOP_NO_NESTED_INLINE,PYRE_NO_TYPE_CALL_IN_SUBWALKandPYRE_SUBWALK_CUT_SNAPSHOTSeach restoreone arm, so one binary bisects the set.
Coverage
None of these shapes moved a counter anywhere in the existing corpus, so the
gates they cross were ungated. Two fixtures are added:
binop_dunder_defaulted_param(the_pydecimalsignature) andbinop_dunder_nested_construct(thedate.__add__/Decimal.__add__shape:a nested Python call, an instantiation inside a sub-walk, and the
__init__write on the instance it allocated). Both are long enough that pypy's
execution-only time clears
FLOOR_GATE_MIN_BASELINE_S, so their ratios aregated rather than
?-excused: dynasm 2.3x / 1.7x, cranelift 2.6x / 1.7x, wasm3.5x / 3.0x, against the same
max-pypy-ratio=40ceilingbinop_dunder_leaf_inlinecarries. Six jit-stats baselines recorded.pyre/check.py --synthetic-onlyon all three backends: dynasm 529/529,cranelift 529/529, wasm 522/522, no jit-stats movement.
Left open
type.__call__still goes residual for a class with an overridden__new__.Walking the Python
__new__from the type call — the shape where__init__is
object's, sotype.__call__reduces tocls.__new__(cls, *args)alone —compiles and fires, but produces a wrong answer (
TypeError: 'NewOv' object is not callable, an instance reaching the callable slot), so it is not in thisbranch. The win above comes from the interpreter entering the Python
__new__as its own frame and the JIT tracing that.
Also included: the
phase2 snapshot remap cache misspanic now names whichsnapshot table and frame the missing reference came from, whether it sits
above the trace's range or inside it with no producer, and the cache's fill
state — both scans run inside the panic closure.
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