rtyper: resolve prebuilt class singletons by impl identity, and ratchet the prepass skip set by name (#346) - #1685
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WalkthroughThe PR adds trait-implementation identity lookup for PyType resolution and passes struct-keyed PyType addresses through the translation pipeline. It also adds decline census tracking, baseline comparison, failure coverage, and CI artifact refresh steps for the rtyper skip set. ChangesTrait-identity PyType resolution
Rtyper skip-set ratchet
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to CI cannot record or accept the completed zero-skip state, so the new ratchet will fail once the cutover reaches its goal. Resolve this before merge. Poem
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| - name: Check the rtyper skip subjects | ||
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| run: python3 scripts/check-rtyper-skip-subjects.py |
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The new check runs only in dispatcher-graph-linux, so platform_key() selects rtyper-skip-subjects.linux.txt; however, a repo-wide search of majit/rtyper-skip-subjects.*.txt finds only the newly added Darwin baseline. Consequently, every run of this Ubuntu job exits with “baseline does not exist,” leaving the workflow permanently failing until a Linux baseline is committed.
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| fn pytype_addr_by_impl_identity(&self, def_id: u64) -> Option<i64> { | ||
| let impl_id = self.llbc.global_by_id(def_id)?.item_meta.trait_impl_id()?; | ||
| let row = self.llbc.trait_impl_by_id(impl_id)?; |
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When lowering any other associated const from a PyreClassPyTypeOf impl, this helper checks only the impl owner and therefore returns that class's PyType address as well. For example, the numerous <T as PyreClassPyTypeOf>::DESCRIPTOR reads in pyre-jit/src/eval.rs::build_gc have type &PyreClassDescriptor; tyref_class_root accepts that ADT, so the generated graph casts the PyType address to PyreClassDescriptor and reads descriptor fields from the wrong object. Verify the global is specifically the PYTYPE item (and ideally the expected trait) before using this bucket.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L29-L32
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In `@scripts/check-rtyper-skip-subjects.py`:
- Around line 271-279: Update the baseline handling around the got check in the
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| f"error: {stderr_path.relative_to(ROOT)} holds no `[decline] {GATE}` " | ||
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| " Zero Skips and a census that never came on print the same " | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Allow the terminal empty Skip set.
The script documents an empty baseline as the epic’s done-when, but if not got exits before --update. The CI failure-recovery step also cannot persist this state. Distinguish a missing baseline file from an existing baseline with zero entries.
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In `@scripts/check-rtyper-skip-subjects.py` around lines 271 - 279, Update the
baseline handling around the got check in the script’s Skip-set validation flow
to distinguish a missing baseline file from an existing baseline containing zero
entries. Allow an existing empty baseline to proceed, including through --update
and CI recovery, while retaining the error for an absent baseline.
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🤖 Codex parity reviewStatic analysis of this diff vs the local RPython/PyPy sources (commit 226b38e). Files in the reviewed diff1. Regressions to PyPy parity introduced by this patchNone. 2. Other mismatches introduced by this patchNone. 3. Pre-existing mismatches (already present before this patch)None. 4. Structural adaptations
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…s an unregistered path `resolve_place`'s `PlaceKind::Global` arm ends in a lane chain (`static_addr_op`, `static_int_value_op`, `known_array_layout_const`, `const_eval_global`, `fold_size_const_global`, `fold_named_const_int_array_global`, `primitive_float_const`, `code_flags_const`) whose final `unwrap_or_else` synthesises a nullary `OpKind::Call` targeting the static's own path. That path is not a function, so the lane failure only becomes visible two stages later as `translate_op: ... not registered in CallRegistry`, where it is indistinguishable from a genuinely unregistered callee. Record the lane failure under a new gate before synthesising the call. `build_semantic_program`'s per-declaration loop drops a `FunDecl` with no unstructured body with a bare `continue`. The lowering failures below it are collected into `skipped` and printed by the `[mir-coverage]` header; this arm left no trace. Record it under a second new gate. Both recorders are `decline::record_named`, which returns before touching the map when `MAJIT_DECLINE_LOG` is unset, so neither changes a lowering decision. Assisted-by: Claude
…loud fork `dual_gate_check_with_registry`'s real-path arm forks on `is_known_unported`: a classified error becomes `DualGateOutcome::Skip` and the graph publishes the legacy walker's types, an unclassified one becomes `Err` and reaches `dual_gate_publish_concretetypes`'s final `panic!`. Nothing tested which side an unsupported translated op takes, so an `unported_category` arm broad enough to swallow one would move the whole class from fail-loud to silent recovery with every existing test still green. `flowspace_adapter::normalize_unary_op_name` registers `pos` / `neg` / `invert` / `bool` plus the ported `str`, and `unported_category` carries no arm for its refusal text, so a `UnaryOp` under any other name is the smallest graph that reaches the panic. `one_unary_op_graph` builds it from the existing `mint_vars` / `block_inputargs` / `link_to_returnblock` / `setbinding` fixtures. Two tests: one drives `dual_gate_publish_concretetypes` and asserts the `MAJIT_RTYPER real-path failure` panic, the other asserts `unported_category` returns `None` for the adapter's refusal text, which is what keeps the first from being silently disarmed. Assisted-by: Claude
`dual_gate_publish_concretetypes` Skips a graph to the legacy walker whenever the two-phase prepass failed on it, and `record_reason` -- whose only call site is that gate -- prints one line per Skip once the decline census is on at any level. `scripts/check-rtyper-skip-subjects.py` reads those lines out of `pyre-jit-trace`'s build script stderr and compares the subject names against a per-platform baseline: a name that is not in the baseline exits 1, a name that has left it is reported for `--update` to absorb. Cargo's `build-script-executed` message names the stderr, so the gate reads the directory cargo just built rather than the newest one on disk. The corpus is keyed by the four donor crates' `source=` fingerprints. An addition measured over a key the baseline does not name is reported and not failed; a key that omits an unstamped crate is reported as omitted rather than folded into the hash. `pyre-jit-trace`'s build script now declares the three census switches `rerun-if-env-changed`, so setting one reruns the prepass instead of replaying a cached script that prints nothing. `majit/rtyper-skip-subjects.darwin.txt` records 1855 subjects in three classes: 1843 `two-phase-never-a-subject`, 9 `two-phase-rtype-skipped`, 3 `direct-skip`. No `linux` baseline exists yet, so the CI step fails on first run and uploads the file it measured. Assisted-by: Claude
…s PyType
`#[pyre_class]` emits one address under two names: the `PyType` static
`PyreClassDescriptor::pytype_path` records, and the associated const
`impl PyreClassPyTypeOf for T { const PYTYPE = &<static> }`. Charon paths
the second as `<module>::<Impl>::PYTYPE`, which is not a `::`-boundary
suffix of `<module>::<STATIC>`, so `front::mir::static_key_matches` did
not relate them and a flowgraph reading the trait const fell off the
`Global` lane chain.
`pyre_class_pytype_impl_aliases` mints the second key for every module
holding exactly one `#[pyre_class]`, and `jit_static_pytype_addrs`
extends its rows with them: 55 aliases over 137 descriptors.
A module holding several classes mints none. Charon spells every impl
block in a module `<Impl>` with no ordinal --
`pyre_object::functional::<Impl>::DESCRIPTOR` is one path for ten types
-- so an alias there would bind every one of them to a single address.
Assisted-by: Claude
1855 -> 1853 subjects, and the two numbers hide a class change the total cancels. `mapdict::is_mmap_mapdict_layout` and `is_queue_mapdict_layout` leave the set. Three graphs do not: `gc::gcref`, `gc::stats` and `select::interp_select`'s `__majit_wrap___new__` move from `two-phase-never-a-subject` to `direct-skip`, each reporting `two-phase divergence: v<N>: legacy=GcRef, real=Unknown`. The alias is what moved them. With the `<Impl>::PYTYPE` read bound, these graphs now reach the real rtyper instead of failing the prepass before it, and it leaves one variable's `ConcreteType` at the pre-rtyper default where the legacy walker sets `GcRef`. The dual gate compares the two and Skips on the disagreement, so the published lowering is still the legacy walker's. The corpus key moves with the rebase onto c46ae2e; the census is byte-identical across it, so the three additions are this branch's and not the base's. Assisted-by: Claude
The ratchet states its invariant over graph names ("a name may leave
this list, and may not join it") but diffs (class, subject) pairs, so a
graph that lands in a different Skip class was reported once as a
removal and once as an addition, under the heading "newly Skipped".
Partition the pair diff by name: a subject on both sides is reported as
a class change, and only a subject absent from the baseline entirely
counts as an addition.
Assisted-by: Claude
`ItemMeta::name_path` renders a trait-impl segment `<Impl>` and drops the `TraitImplId`, so every trait impl in a module flattens onto one spelling and no key can name one class's `PYTYPE` without also naming its siblings. The previous commit worked around that by minting an alias only for modules holding exactly one `#[pyre_class]`, which left the nine multi-class modules unresolved. Read the id instead: `ItemMeta::trait_impl_id` recovers it, the new `Llbc::trait_impl_by_id` finds the row, and the impl's `Self` type resolves to the ADT whose path keys a new `HostStaticAddrs` bucket. `#[pyre_class]` emits that path as `PyreClassDescriptor:: struct_path`. Paths are compared with `path_eq_ignoring_raw`, since the descriptor spells its key with `module_path!()` and keeps a raw identifier's `r#` where Charon's `DefPath` ident has dropped it. The identity route runs before the key matcher, and the single-class-module alias is retired rather than kept as a fast path. Census after: no `PYTYPE` subject remains on the `mir::resolve_place:: Global` decline lane (was 9). The skip ratchet records five graphs leaving the set -- `_ssl::certificate_methods::__eq__` in both spellings and the `_lsprof`/`_ssl`/`zlib` mapdict-layout predicates -- and five `__majit_wrap___new__` graphs changing Skip class, with none newly skipped. Assisted-by: Claude
1848 subjects on corpus e3524ccdb5313147: five fewer than the previous baseline, and five `__majit_wrap___new__` graphs recorded under `direct-skip` rather than `two-phase-never-a-subject`. Assisted-by: Claude
1827 subjects on corpus d0912dba64bb15ce, taken from the refresh artifact the dispatcher-graph job uploads when the gate finds no baseline for its platform. The classes split 11 direct-skip / 1807 two-phase-never-a-subject / 9 two-phase-rtype-skipped, against darwin's 11 / 1828 / 9: the interpreter's `cfg` arms differ across platforms, so the two sets are recorded separately rather than satisfied from each other. Assisted-by: Claude
`union`'s fallback arm reported every unhandled pair as `UNION-PAIR-PORT`, and its message called the miss one "in current subset" — both read as an arm waiting to be ported. For most of the pairs that reach it there is none to port. Upstream defines `union` on same-kind pairs almost throughout: `binaryop.py` covers `pairtype(SomeInteger, SomeInteger)`, `(SomeString, SomeString)`, `(SomeList, SomeList)`, `(SomeInstance, SomeInstance)` and their siblings, plus the `SomeNone` / `SomeImpossibleValue` bridges and a single cross-kind `(SomeUnicodeString, SomeInteger)`. `pairtype(SomeList, SomeObject)` defines `inplace_add` and `inplace_mul` and no `union`, so a cross-kind pair resolves through the MRO to `pairtype(SomeObject, SomeObject).union`, which raises. The ll level spells it out rather than inheriting it: `llannotation.py`'s `pairtype(SomePtr, SomeObject).union` and its `SomeAddress` twin raise in their own bodies. `is_known_unported` already recorded that reading in a comment. Carry it into the classifier: a cross-kind pair is reported `UNION-CROSS-KIND`, a same-kind pair keeps `UNION-PAIR-PORT`, and a message the split cannot parse takes the porting bucket rather than the one that closes the question. The message drops "in current subset" and the three `contains` sites move to the new phrase together. Assisted-by: Claude
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Advances the #346 cutover on two fronts: an instrument that makes the Skip set gradeable by name, and a lowering repair that closes the
PyreClassPyTypeOf::PYTYPEfamily.The instrument
scripts/check-rtyper-skip-subjects.pyrecords every graph the two-phase prepass Skips to the legacy walker and ratchets it: a name may leave the list, and may not join it. The baseline lives inmajit/rtyper-skip-subjects.<platform>.txtand CI refreshes it as a downloadable artifact on failure.A count-based gate cannot grade this work. Both measured rounds so far had a total that hid what happened: the alias round moved 3 graphs between Skip classes while closing 2, and this round moved 5 while closing 5. The name-keyed diff is what separates them.
The first version reported a class change as one removal plus one addition under the heading "newly Skipped", which is false — the name never left the set. The ratchet now partitions the pair diff by name, so only a subject absent from the baseline entirely counts as an addition.
The lowering
ItemMeta::name_pathrenders a trait-impl segment<Impl>and drops theTraitImplId, so every trait impl in a module flattens onto one spelling:pyre_object::functional::<Impl>::DESCRIPTORis one path standing for ten distinct types' associated consts. No key can name one class'sPYTYPEwithout also naming its siblings.The previous commit worked around that by minting a path alias only for modules holding exactly one
#[pyre_class](55 of 137), which left the nine multi-class modules unresolved. This replaces it with the identity join:ItemMeta::trait_impl_idrecovers the id,Llbc::trait_impl_by_idfinds the row, and the impl'sSelftype resolves to the ADT whose path keys a newHostStaticAddrsbucket. The alias is retired rather than kept as a fast path.Reading
impl_trait.generics.types[0]as the impl's owner is not a new assumption —resolve_impl_owner_adt_def_idand its free-function twin already read that field the same way.Paths are compared with
path_eq_ignoring_raw, sincePyreClassDescriptor::struct_pathis spelled withmodule_path!()and keeps a raw identifier'sr#where Charon'sDefPathident has dropped it. No#[pyre_class]currently sits undermod r#struct, so that arm is closing a latent gap for consistency with the siblingpytype_pathkey rather than an observed miss.Why identity rather than a better name
RPython identifies prebuilts by object identity, not by a spelling:
rpython/tool/uid.py'sHashablekeys onid(),bookkeeper.getdescinterns onConstant(pyobj), andrclass.InstanceReprcaches prebuilt structures in anidentity_dict. Where upstream does mint a name,translator/gensupp.py'sNameManager.uniquenamenumbers collisions so the name stays injective. A name is unavoidable at pyre's build/run boundary — it is the linkage symbolpatch_static_addr_constantsre-pairs on — so the requirement is that the name be injective, which a type's path is and<Impl>is not.resolve_trait_assoc_type_value(#1644) cannot serve this family: it declines when a trait has more than one impl, andPyreClassPyTypeOfhas 137.Measured
Census on corpus
e3524ccdb5313147: noPYTYPEsubject remains on themir::resolve_place::Globaldecline lane, down from 9 — closing_bz2,_hashlib,_json,_lsprof,_lzma,_random,_ssl,posix::interp_posixandzlib— with no regression in the 55 modules the retired alias had covered.Skip ratchet, 1853 to 1848 subjects:
_ssl::certificate_methods::__eq__in both spellings, and the_lsprof/_ssl/zlibmapdict-layout predicates__majit_wrap___new__graphs changed Skip class, now declining on__cast_instance_intrinsic::PyType/::GCREF/__cast_address_intrinsic— the ops this lane emits, so the reads resolve and the graphs stop at a later blockerGates
cargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasmpasses.pyre/check.pygives dynasm 541/541 and cranelift 541/541; wasm is 533/534, failing onlysynth/exec_namespace_code_object_rooting_regression. That red is inherited, not introduced — the same fixture and backend already failed on this branch's rebase base c46ae2e (#1664) in that PR's own CI, and was merged. Its error text was not re-confirmed on this run: after a--build yesgate run,pyre/check.py --build norefuses on an LLBC fingerprint mismatch, and check.py has no per-fixture filter, so re-capturing it costs a full re-extraction.— authored by Claude
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