Close out the virtualizable-force audit, and the two-tracer drift it opened - #1686
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WalkthroughThe PR updates force-token storage, invalidation patching, virtualizable tracing, heapcache access, traceback publication, and related tests across the JIT backends and interpreter. ChangesRuntime force and invalidation
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In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/codebuf.rs`:
- Line 260: Update the live invalidation path around with_writable and
LoopInvalidation so instruction execution cannot observe the RX mapping being
temporarily changed to writable-only. Serialize invalidation with execution, or
use a writable alias that preserves execute permission on the active mapping,
while retaining the existing aligned atomic store behavior.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/pyjitpl/dispatch.rs`:
- Around line 4538-4539: Update the profiler counting in the ref/int and float
cache-hit branches to pass OpCode::GetfieldGcI when incrementing HEAPCACHED_OPS,
while preserving the existing cache-hit behavior and counter location.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/tests/walker_opcode_parity.rs`:
- Line 175: Restrict the parsing loop around the arithmetic table scan to only
the body of the regular_record_table! invocation, rather than every line after
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When a quasi-immutable is mutated while another thread enters this token through an already-compiled CALL_ASSEMBLER, invalidated has already been published, but dynasm entry no longer reads that flag and only observes the branches installed by this later write. Until every position finishes patching, the caller can cross an unpatched E9 +0/NOP and execute stale const-folded code after the mutation. The free-threaded path needs an entry/patch synchronization protocol, or must retain a live flag test, rather than publishing invalidation separately.
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The ordering here matches QuasiImmut.invalidate: mark the token invalid, then synchronously call cpu.invalidate_loop. Publishing the flag is not publishing completion of the watched mutation. ModuleDictStrategy::mutated waits for sweep_quasi_immut_field and its complete patch walk before assigning the new version; _setitem_str_cell_known then installs the new binding. Deletion/clear also do not return to their caller until that walk completes. A concurrent call overlapping an unfinished mutation can observe the old value; a call beginning after the mutation returns cannot cross an unpatched recorded site. The invalidation-generation counter is published only after patching and cache maintenance. I am fixing the independent teardown race (the code-lifetime lock must cover the whole writer) and making the aligned instruction stores explicitly atomic, but not reintroducing a per-entry flag test on this premise.
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Follow-up to my previous explanation: synchronous completion is sufficient for the notify-before-store field paths, but is not by itself a proof for every mutation path. ModuleDictStrategy.delitem_str, clear, and popitem follow PyPy by changing storage before mutated(). In a genuinely free-threaded execution, a reader that observes that change and then enters an unpatched folded load defeats the simple overlapping-operation argument. This storage-publication window also predates branch patching; restoring a token-entry flag alone does not close the earlier storage-to-notification window. I am keeping this thread open rather than claiming full 3.14t synchronization from either the lifetime mutex or the AtomicU32 patch store. The existing runtime GIL is not being used as the requested free-threaded proof.
…ynasm backends `x86/assembler.py genop_guard_guard_not_invalidated` emits no test for this guard. It records the position, `patch_pending_failure_recoveries` puts `(position, relative target)` on `clt.invalidate_positions`, and `x86/runner.py invalidate_loop` / `aarch64/runner.py invalidate_loop` write the branch to the guard's recovery stub there when the loop is invalidated. The dynasm backends instead baked the owning token's `invalidated` `AtomicBool` address into the trace as a 64-bit immediate and loaded the byte, compared it and branched on every execution of the guard, at the head of the peeled loop body. Both dynasm architectures now leave a placeholder the width of the branch that may replace it -- a `NOP` on aarch64, as `opassembler.py _emit_guard` does, and a 4-byte-aligned `JMP .+0` on x86-64 -- record the site together with the encoded branch word on the owning `JitCellToken`, and store that word when the loop is invalidated. Upstream x86 emits zero bytes and overwrites the five that follow, which is why it needs `regalloc.py consider_guard_not_invalidated`'s `ensure_next_label_is_at_least_at_position`; dynasm binds labels itself and exposes no seam at which a caller could push one forward, so both architectures take upstream's aarch64 shape. Bridges record against the loop they attach to, as `llsupport/assembler.py assemble_bridge` does by keeping `current_clt` for the whole emission. `invalidate_loop` empties the list after writing it, so a bridge compiled after an invalidation starts valid. The dynasm backends no longer mint a per-bridge invalidation flag; cranelift and wasm still do, and their sites keep the flag test under a PRE-EXISTING-ADAPTATION note recording that neither can reserve a patchable branch slot at a recorded offset. `majit-backend-dynasm/tests/guard_not_invalidated.rs` compiles a trace carrying the guard, runs it to FINISH, invalidates the loop and runs the same entry to the guard's recovery stub, and covers the two-site and repeated-invalidation cases; it passes on aarch64 and on x86-64. `majit-backend` covers the record-then-consume rule on the token directly. Assisted-by: Claude
`walker_ec_enter` records the `ExecutionContext::enter` body verbatim, so `opimpl_virtual_ref` mints a `JitVirtualRef` and the `topframeref` store publishes it into the chain this walk reads; the comment said nothing stores one yet, which `jitcode_dispatch/mod.rs` already contradicts with a measurement (5487 bracket entries, 686 carrying pairs). What the walk still cannot reach is the frame the portal itself runs: tracing starts at that frame's own merge point, so its `enter` was executed by the interpreter rather than recorded and `topframeref` names the frame directly instead of a vref. That is the frame the direct call exists for. Assisted-by: Claude
One jitcode encoding has two independent consumers: majit's `pyjitpl/dispatch.rs`, which keys on the `insns::BC_*` bytes, and pyre's full-body walker, which keys on the `opname/argcodes` strings the same table names those bytes by. Nothing compared the two arm lists, so an arm added to one and not the other moved silently. Reads both arm sets and `insns.rs`'s 204-key table from source and asserts the split: 149 answered by both, 22 majit-only, 17 pyre-only, 16 by neither, plus the two keys the walker answers that the encoding cannot name (`abort/>i`, `int_same_as/i>i`). Coverage only — it does not compare two arms for the same opcode. Assisted-by: Claude
…field_gc arms
`_opimpl_getfield_gc_any_pureornot` opens on
`heapcache.get_field_updater(box, fielddescr)` and returns
`upd.currfieldbox` without recording when the updater answers; the miss
path records and stores back with `upd.getfield_now_known(resbox)`. The
`BC_GETFIELD_GC_{I,R,I_PURE,R_PURE,F,F_PURE}` arms had neither half, so the
cache `BC_SETFIELD_GC` fills and `record_call_with_descr` invalidates was
written and never read. The sibling `BC_GETARRAYITEM_GC_*` arms already
carry both halves.
The key is `DescrRef::index()`, whose unassigned answer is the `u32::MAX`
sentinel, so every field of every struct shares that one key. Reading the
cache under it returned one field's box for another's load; the added
sanity check (`pyjitpl.py`'s, comparing the executed load against
`currfieldbox`) fires on the existing round-trip test, which stores two
fields and reads both back. `heapcache_field_key` declines the sentinel on
the store side as well, so the shared slot is no longer written either.
The production codewriter numbers every field descr it mints (`call.rs
get_field_descr`, parent-list hit and mint alike), so only hand-assembled
jitcodes take the decline. A new test numbers them the same way and
asserts both reads fold away; the existing round-trip test keeps the
unnumbered shape.
Assisted-by: Claude
Fourteen of the sixteen keys neither tracer walks are never assembled; `jitcode_runtime.rs`'s registration-gap snapshot already pins most of them against `build_emitted_insns()`. The two the build does emit are `unreachable/`, which marks a point control cannot reach, and `vtable_method_ptr/rd>i`, the pyre-only `dyn Trait` method-pointer key quarantined in `extension_insns()` whose blackhole handler is `handler_vtable_method_ptr_bail`. Assisted-by: Claude
#1679 re-landed the goto_if_not fusion together with the walker arms it needs, so pyre's walker now answers `goto_if_not_int_is_true/iL` and the common set is 150 of 204 rather than 149. Assisted-by: Claude
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`opimpl_getfield_gc_{i,r,f}` tests `fielddescr.is_always_pure() and
isinstance(box, ConstPtr)` before it builds the updater, and on a hit
executes and returns a Const without reading, writing, or recording
anything. The getfield_gc arms consulted the cache first, so such a load
could answer from a cached box and count HEAPCACHED_OPS where upstream
reaches neither.
Spelled as "this load has no cache key", which routes to the miss path whose
`execute_and_record` performs that same fold — `is_pure_with_descr` admits
GETFIELD_GC only through `descr.is_always_pure()`, the same predicate — and
skips both cache halves.
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Yield publishes redirected fields; Return keeps FORCE_TOKEN plus GUARD_NOT_FORCED_2. Backends retain the JITFRAME. _nonstandard_virtualizable Step 4 rewrites live frame registers. Array item I/O uses the descriptor width. OptVirtualize no longer caches standard-vable fields. Assisted-by: Claude
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In `@majit/majit-backend-cranelift/src/compiler.rs`:
- Around line 10448-10452: Keep bridge_source_slots’ logical fail-argument
indices distinct from physical spill-frame slots, or consistently map physical
slots back through rd_locs. Update check_region_entry_slots and emit_guard_exit
so GUARD_NOT_FORCED_2 merged-region handling never uses remapped physical slots
directly to access info.fail_arg_refs.
In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/codebuf.rs`:
- Around line 135-137: Update the live patch write in the with_writable closure
to use an AtomicU32 relaxed store instead of ptr::write, preserving the existing
address and value while expressing the required indivisible patch-word update.
In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/regalloc.rs`:
- Around line 6908-6911: Add an operation before the GuardNotForced2 guard that
forces i0 into a register, such as SameAsI or an arithmetic operation reading
it, then retain the assertion on faillocs[0] requiring Loc::Frame. Use the
existing trace setup and fail-location path so the test verifies spilling a
register-resident value rather than only checking the initial frame binding.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/pyjitpl/dispatch.rs`:
- Line 1755: Move the existing rustdoc block describing opcode_pc,
guards_before, and write so it is directly above capture_vable_promote_guard.
Add a concise rustdoc comment immediately above apply_pending_box_replace
describing its deferred virtualizable box replacement across every frame’s
register banks before the promote guard runs.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/trace_ctx.rs`:
- Around line 4526-4527: Fix heapcache keying for fallback descriptors returned
by vable_static_record_descr when the parent layout lacks all_fielddescrs:
ensure each static field gets a unique cache key, or bypass HeapCache for that
fallback, without using fielddescr.index() because canonical
VableStaticFieldDescr values use u32::MAX as an unassigned sentinel. Apply the
same correction at trace_ctx.rs lines 4526-4527, 4813, 4894-4895, and 5010-5011
across vable_getfield_int, vable_setfield, vable_getfield_ref, and
vable_getfield_float.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/virtualizable.rs`:
- Around line 395-396: Update the `vable_token_descr` field descriptor to use
`ArrayFlag::Pointer` instead of `ArrayFlag::Unsigned`, so
`SimpleFieldDescr::is_pointer_field()` marks the `Type::Ref` token as a
GC-tracked pointer when `SimpleSizeDescr` builds `gc_fielddescrs`.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/codewriter/call.rs`:
- Around line 6212-6221: Restrict the marker detection in the OpKind::Call guard
to targets matching CallTarget::FunctionPath before checking the final path
segment. Preserve recognition of jit_force_virtualizable and jit_force_virtual
only for function-path calls, excluding Method and Indirect targets.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/codewriter/jtransform.rs`:
- Around line 1313-1357: Extract the shared configured vable-field matching
predicate from rewrite_op_getfield and rewrite_op_setfield into a helper,
including both vable_fields and vable_arrays checks. Update
rematerialize_vable_flags_for_access, rewrite_op_getfield, and
rewrite_op_setfield to use that helper so all vable_flags decisions share one
matching contract.
In `@pyre/gate-triage.md`:
- Line 318: Update the §6c section heading in pyre/gate-triage.md to reflect the
removal of PYRE_M73_LASTINSTR_AUDIT, changing the reported count from 76 to the
number of remaining entries.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/mod.rs`:
- Around line 969-981: Update record_inline_application_traceback and its
inline-frame handling to propagate missing metadata or concrete frames as None
instead of panicking at the inline JitCode metadata, concrete_portal_frame, or
runtime assert! checks. Preserve traceback recording when a valid frame exists,
and invoke the runtime hook only when the frame is not OpRef::NONE.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/call_jit.rs`:
- Line 2413: Update the terminal normal-return branch where caller.is_none()
produces a DoneWithThisFrame* result so it also marks the current frame as
finished by invoking set_frame_finished_execution(true), matching the existing
caller-advance path.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/eval.rs`:
- Around line 10578-10579: Update the Yield exit in execute_opcode_step to pass
the reloaded live frame pointer f to hint_force_virtualizable instead of the
stale frame parameter, while preserving the existing LoopResult::Done return
behavior.
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Pushed the CI compile fix first as e285b71, then the independently validated review follow-ups as 24c052a. The outside-diff annotations finding is also fixed: SETUP_ANNOTATIONS roots its new dict across custom namespace setitem, with a GC-triggering mapping regression. Local validation of the pushed tree: 9,114 Rust tests passed; full check dynasm 547/547, cranelift 547/547, wasm 540/540; 6 additional wasm runtime tests passed. test_pickle, test_picklebuffer, test_pickletools, test_threading, and test_threading_local passed with JIT on/off on both native backends. Both GC-poison parity runs passed all 119 scripts against CPython 3.14t/PyPy. The shutdown/finalization workload completed 60 repetitions per native backend. No baselines were changed in these follow-ups. Replies now identify the fixing commit and regression evidence. The free-threaded invalidation-publication discussion remains open; the PR description has been corrected to state that limitation explicitly. New remote CI is pending, not yet claimed green. |
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When a self-recursive wasm CALL_ASSEMBLER takes the non-finish path, wasm_ca_resume_deopt may allocate while compiling a bridge or running the blackhole continuation, which can move the nursery-allocated callee JitFrame. The generated code reloads only the caller's local 0 after that helper and then passes the stale ca_cfp_local here; unlike the previous pop helper, this implementation now dereferences that argument to install the gcmap and run a write barrier, so it can read or mutate reclaimed nursery memory. Reload the callee from the shadow-stack top after the deopt helper, or have this helper obtain the current top itself before dereferencing it.
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virtualizable_ptrbefore marking the frame finished.The resume path copies nonzero
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- Line 2413: In the resume path before calling set_frame_finished_execution on
the frame referenced by virtualizable_ptr, validate that the pointer identifies
a valid PyFrame, including rejecting observed tagged or nonzero invalid values.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/codegen.rs`:
- Around line 4576-4577: Update the JitFrame barrier emission around
emit_jitframe_write_barrier so the one-argument helper type is available
whenever this path emits: ensure residual_max_arity is at least 1, or route
through the trampoline when arity-one is absent. Preserve valid handling for
zero-argument residual calls and avoid selecting residual_type_base + 1 unless
it denotes the one-argument type.
In `@majit/majit-metainterp/src/pyjitpl/dispatch.rs`:
- Around line 4724-4729: Change the sanity check in the float arm of
_opimpl_getfield_gc_any_pureornot from assert! to debug_assert!, matching the
int/ref GETFIELD_GC arm and equivalent array-item checks while preserving the
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- Around line 4630-4636: Update the sanity check in the GETFIELD_GC cache-hit
branch around _opimpl_getfield_gc_any_pureornot to use debug_assert! rather than
assert!, matching the established BC_GETARRAYITEM_GC_I and
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message, and ensure release builds fall back to returning the stale cached box
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/vable_ops.rs`:
- Around line 129-139: Update the emit_traceback_node flow to call
apply_pending_vable_box_replace(ctx) immediately after vable_setfield, ensuring
queued replacements are drained before another can overwrite the pending slot.
Expose apply_pending_vable_box_replace from the vable_ops module so mod.rs can
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/call_jit.rs`:
- Around line 2406-2416: Update the helper around leave_compiled_frame_chain to
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| if frame_can_escape && ref_homes.len() != 0 && op.opcode.can_malloc() { | ||
| emit_jitframe_write_barrier(&mut sink, jit_call_idx, residual_type_base, wb); |
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Reserve the one-argument helper type for the JitFrame barrier.
Line 4577 emits a direct (i64) -> i64 write-barrier call whenever residual_type_base is set. The type family can contain only arity zero when the trace has an eligible zero-argument residual call. In that case, residual_type_base + 1 is not the one-argument helper type.
Ensure residual_max_arity is at least 1 whenever this path can emit, or use the trampoline when arity one is absent. A trace with a GUARD_NOT_FORCED, a live Ref home, and a zero-argument direct residual call can otherwise produce an invalid wasm module.
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In `@majit/majit-backend-wasm/src/codegen.rs` around lines 4576 - 4577, Update the
JitFrame barrier emission around emit_jitframe_write_barrier so the one-argument
helper type is available whenever this path emits: ensure residual_max_arity is
at least 1, or route through the trampoline when arity-one is absent. Preserve
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| /// `pyjitpl.py MetaInterp.replace_box` framestack half for the walker. | ||
| /// | ||
| /// `_nonstandard_virtualizable` Step 4 already rewrote the TraceCtx | ||
| /// records. The live register banks are this walk's `MIFrame` analogue. | ||
| fn apply_pending_vable_box_replace<Sym: WalkSym>(ctx: &mut WalkContext<'_, '_, Sym>) { | ||
| let Some((oldbox, newbox)) = ctx.trace_ctx.take_pending_box_replace() else { | ||
| return; | ||
| }; | ||
| replace_box_in_paused_frames(&mut ctx.session.borrow_mut(), oldbox, newbox); | ||
| replace_box_in_walk_frame(ctx, oldbox, newbox); | ||
| } |
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| if frame_ptr.is_null() { | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| // `pyjitpl.py finishframe` reaches `PyFrame.finish_value`, and | ||
| // `pyopcode.py handle_operation_error` marks a no-handler frame finished | ||
| // before propagating it. A blackhole level has left Python execution at | ||
| // every caller of this helper, so preserve the same lifecycle transition. | ||
| unsafe { (*frame_ptr).set_frame_finished_execution(true) }; | ||
| leave_compiled_frame_chain(frame_ptr, got_exception); | ||
| } | ||
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Validate the resumed frame before marking it finished. Resume construction copies any nonzero virtualizable_ptr into BlackholeInterpreter. Reachable exception and return paths then dereference it before leave_compiled_frame_chain checks vref_referent(topframeref). A stale or invalid pointer can therefore crash the process before the identity check. Perform the identity check first, then mark and leave only the validated frame.
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In `@pyre/pyre-jit/src/call_jit.rs` around lines 2406 - 2416, Update the helper
around leave_compiled_frame_chain to validate that frame_ptr matches the
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This PR changes the virtualizable force protocol, optimizer treatment, generated tracer, resume handling, and native/wasm backends. It is not a comment-only audit, and the earlier description's claim that no defects remained was incorrect.
vref.forcedstore before a forcing call.interp_jit.PyFrame.dispatch: force on Yield, retain the lazyFORCE_TOKEN/GUARD_NOT_FORCED_2exit protocol on Return. Preserve the force frame and its GC metadata in dynasm, cranelift, and wasm. Use descriptor-sized integer-array I/O and a GCREF descriptor forvable_token.GUARD_NOT_INVALIDATEDpatch recorded branch sites, with aligned atomic patch stores and address lifetimes synchronized with code teardown.Review follow-ups
The follow-up fixes the CI
ConstMap::new()compile error, separates cranelift logical bridge inputs from physical spill offsets, strengthens the dynasm force-register spill regression, roots the annotations dictionary across custom namespace callbacks, reloads the Yield frame after relocation, and closes the terminal blackhole frame's execution scope before releasing its interpreter. Documentation placement and the gate census were corrected as well.The terminal-return regression directly constructs a one-frame resume stream ending in
ref_return; it assertsDoneWithThisFrameRef, frame completion, and execution-context restoration. The separate Python loop-exit fixture is not presented as proof of this terminal branch: its diagnostic run reachesContinueRunningNormallyinstead.Validation
cargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasm: 9,114 passed, 0 failed (166 ignored).test_pickle,test_picklebuffer,test_pickletools,test_threading, andtest_threading_local: all passed on both native backends, with JIT on and off; no selected-module skips, crashes, or timeouts.test_stop_the_world_during_finalizationchild workload: 30 JIT-on and 30 JIT-off repetitions per native backend, all passed. The oracle workload also completed 20 times each on PyPy and CPython 3.14t.python3 pyre/check.py: dynasm 547/547, cranelift 547/547, wasm 540/540; all three backends passed. The existingforiter_load_special_withjit-stats band notices were non-gating; no allowances or baselines were changed.cargo test -p majit-backend-wasm --test codegen_test -- --ignored: 6 runtime tests passed.Remaining review risk
The free-threaded invalidation-publication thread remains open. Notify-before-store field paths and dict deletion/clear/popitem do not have the same publication order: the latter change storage before notifying. Synchronous patch completion before the mutator returns does not alone prove that a reader cannot observe the new storage and then run stale folded code. Restoring an entry flag alone also does not close the pre-existing storage-to-notification window. The lifetime mutex and atomic instruction store are not claimed to establish that broader protocol, and the existing runtime GIL is not used as a 3.14t correctness proof.
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