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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 2 included reviews per hour; 1 remain after this review. WalkthroughThis change updates Pyre and Majit interpreter, JIT, compiler, and translation paths. It adds mutable-cell guards and trace-state handling, changes Cranelift variable and caller-context handling, and adds class-construction and annotation updates. Tests and benchmarks cover several of these changes. ChangesMutable-Cell Special-Method Fast Paths
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/lib.rs`:
- Line 3169: Extend the CodeWriter::make_jitcodes test beyond checking
all.by_path for the portal: assert that Handler::run retains A::run as a
candidate, and that Unregistered::go remains an indirect call with graphs=None.
In `@pyre/bench/synth/type_dict_cell_next_hot.py`:
- Around line 1-2: Correct the PyPy ratio and max-pypy-ratio ceiling in the
benchmark header so the reported measurement and gate agree with the
twice-the-ratio rule; use the measured times to set the ratio to 3.75 and the
ceiling to 7.5.
In `@pyre/extra_tests/parity_tests/type_dict_cell_rebinds_protocol_slots.py`:
- Around line 128-132: Add a hot context-manager loop to the parity test that
exercises the `__enter__` and `__exit__` paths in `load_special`. Rebind the
cell-backed context-manager method during the loop and assert the result both
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Assert both indirect-call lowering outcomes.
The current assertion only proves that the portal produces a JIT code. It can pass if Handler::run loses its registered A::run candidate and both calls become unknown. Assert that Handler::run retains A::run and that Unregistered::go remains an indirect call with graphs=None.
The existing call.rs tests cover lower-level family resolution and analysis, but no other test checks this behavior through CodeWriter::make_jitcodes.
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/lib.rs` at line 3169, Extend the
CodeWriter::make_jitcodes test beyond checking all.by_path for the portal:
assert that Handler::run retains A::run as a candidate, and that
Unregistered::go remains an indirect call with graphs=None.
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Correct the benchmark ratio and its ceiling.
The reported times give 0.15 / 0.04 = 3.75, not 5.9. Under the stated twice-the-ratio rule, the ceiling is 7.5, not 11.8. The current setting permits a larger slowdown than the comment specifies. Update the measurement or the gate so they agree. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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In `@pyre/bench/synth/type_dict_cell_next_hot.py` around lines 1 - 2, Correct the
PyPy ratio and max-pypy-ratio ceiling in the benchmark header so the reported
measurement and gate agree with the twice-the-ratio rule; use the measured times
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Add context-manager parity coverage.
The five calls do not execute with, so they cannot reach the __enter__ or __exit__ branches of the changed load_special specialization. Add a hot with loop that rebinds a cell-backed context-manager method and asserts the result before and after the rebind.
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In `@pyre/extra_tests/parity_tests/type_dict_cell_rebinds_protocol_slots.py`
around lines 128 - 132, Add a hot context-manager loop to the parity test that
exercises the `__enter__` and `__exit__` paths in `load_special`. Rebind the
cell-backed context-manager method during the loop and assert the result both
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/translator/rtyper/rpbc.rs`:
- Around line 6355-6382: Update the transparent-constructor handling in the
`SyntheticTransparentCtor` call path to return `unported` when field arguments
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| let v_instance = { | ||
| let mut llops = hop.llops.borrow_mut(); | ||
| crate::translator::rtyper::rclass::rtype_new_instance( | ||
| &rtyper, | ||
| Some(&classdef), | ||
| &mut llops, | ||
| Some(hop), | ||
| false, | ||
| )? | ||
| }; | ||
| // upstream `v_init = Constant("init-func-dummy")` — the | ||
| // value is not read; `inputarg` re-converts it through the | ||
| // init function's repr. | ||
| let v_init = crate::flowspace::model::Hlvalue::Constant( | ||
| crate::flowspace::model::Constant::with_concretetype( | ||
| crate::flowspace::model::ConstValue::byte_str("init-func-dummy"), | ||
| crate::translator::rtyper::lltypesystem::lltype::LowLevelType::Void, | ||
| ), | ||
| ); | ||
| let hop2 = | ||
| self.replace_class_with_inst_arg(hop, v_instance.clone(), s_instance, call_args)?; | ||
| hop2.v_s_insertfirstarg(v_init, s_init)?; | ||
| let s_none = crate::annotator::model::s_none(); | ||
| let r_none = rtyper.getrepr(&s_none)?; | ||
| *hop2.s_result.borrow_mut() = Some(s_none); | ||
| *hop2.r_result.borrow_mut() = Some(r_none); | ||
| hop2.dispatch()?; | ||
| return Ok(Some(v_instance)); |
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Reject transparent constructors with field arguments before __init__ dispatch
SyntheticTransparentCtor lowers to simple_call(class_const, fields) and preserves the transparent-constructor marker. The current guard bypasses __init__ only when hop.nb_args() == 1. Because HighLevelOp::nb_args() counts all call arguments, a constructor with fields reaches the initializer arm when the class defines __init__.
Return unported before the initializer arm for transparent constructors with arguments.
if transparent_ctor && hop.nb_args() == 1 {
let v_instance = {
let mut llops = hop.llops.borrow_mut();
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hop.exception_cannot_occur()?;
return Ok(Some(v_instance));
}
+ if transparent_ctor {
+ return Err(unported("transparent ctor with field arguments"));
+ }
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6382, Update the transparent-constructor handling in the
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In `@majit/majit-backend-cranelift/src/compiler.rs`:
- Around line 1119-1126: Update `var` to panic with the missing OpRef index when
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/baseobjspace.rs`:
- Around line 15616-15617: Update the exception-child restoration around
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fields whose values remain unchanged after `c_exception_trace`. Preserve
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| /// `RegisterManager.reg_bindings` for this compilation (`regalloc.py`). | ||
| /// `do_compile` passes the sparse OpRef → dense `Variable` map. A missing | ||
| /// key stays `Variable::from_u32`, the numbering used before that map exists. | ||
| fn var(opref_vars: &IndexMap<u32, Variable>, idx: u32) -> Variable { | ||
| opref_vars | ||
| .get(&idx) | ||
| .copied() | ||
| .unwrap_or_else(|| Variable::from_u32(idx)) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win
Make a missing opref_vars entry fail instead of falling back to Variable::from_u32(idx).
do_compile now declares Cranelift variables densely, in sorted-key order. This means Variable::from_u32(idx) is no longer tied to OpRef idx. The small number it produces is usually another OpRef's variable.
If a caller passes an OpRef with no entry in opref_vars, var returns that other variable. use_var and def_var then read or write the wrong value. There is no panic and no Cranelift verifier error.
- Before the dense numbering, an unmapped index normally failed loudly as an undeclared variable.
- Today every direct
varcall site passes a key that is invar_types: inputargs, op results, LABEL args, ref roots, and legacy loop params.use_declared_var_or_panicalso checksDECLARED_VARS_DEBUGfirst, so the fallback looks unreachable. - Even so, the fallback turns a future binding bug into a silent miscompile instead of the
KeyError-style panic the rest of this file enforces.
Replace the fallback with a panic that names the OpRef. If no current caller uses the legacy numbering, remove it.
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fn var(opref_vars: &IndexMap<u32, Variable>, idx: u32) -> Variable {
- opref_vars
- .get(&idx)
- .copied()
- .unwrap_or_else(|| Variable::from_u32(idx))
+ *opref_vars.get(&idx).unwrap_or_else(|| {
+ panic!(
+ "cranelift var: OpRef raw={idx} has no declared Variable in this \
+ compilation (regalloc.py reg_bindings KeyError)"
+ )
+ })
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In `@majit/majit-backend-cranelift/src/compiler.rs` around lines 1119 - 1126,
Update `var` to panic with the missing OpRef index when `opref_vars` has no
entry, rather than falling back to `Variable::from_u32(idx)`. Remove the legacy
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| let annotated_at_entry: std::collections::HashSet<BlockKey> = | ||
| self.annotated.borrow().keys().cloned().collect(); | ||
| let links_followed_at_entry = self.links_followed.borrow().clone(); |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Record scoped link changes instead of cloning the full map.
enter_added_blocks_scope runs per subject, but this line clones every link followed by earlier subjects. As the session grows, repeated snapshots copy increasingly large maps even when a subject follows few links. Record links inserted during the scope and remove those links on an uncommitted drop.
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/annotator/annrpython.rs` at line 1586, Update
enter_added_blocks_scope to track only links added within the scope instead of
cloning the entire links_followed map; when the scope is dropped without being
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| if let Some((child_base, offsets)) = exc_children { | ||
| write_unmanaged_exception_children(err.exc_object, child_base, offsets); |
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A profile callback can access an exception retained by a Python reference and update fields such as __context__. write_unmanaged_exception_children then writes the pre-hook values back to every listed offset and discards those updates. Restore relocated pointers only for fields unchanged by the callback, and keep callback-assigned values rooted until restoration completes.
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…_store_object_key The leaf read its raw obj/value parameters after object_key_for_checked, whose __hash__ can run a moving collection. Root both in the leaf and read them back after hashing. The dict_store_user_eq snippet gains a module-dict store through a key whose __hash__ calls gc.collect(). Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context)
…jitcodes and on the jtransform clone CodeWriter::make_jitcodes ran the prepass and drained without lower_registered_indirect_calls, so its graphs reached jtransform with CallTarget::Indirect. transform_graph_to_jitcode now also runs lower_indirect_calls on its clone, which turns a family left unresolved by the in-place pass into the unknown family (graphs None). Test codewriter_make_jitcodes_lowers_indirect_calls fails without the change (assert_no_indirect_call_targets panics). Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context)
…tattribute__/load_special instead of declining iter_fast_path, next_fast_path, index_fast_path, load_special_fast_path, getattr_hook_fast_path and getattribute_hook_fast_path returned None when the type-dict entry was an ObjectMutableCell. They now return the cell, and the walker emits the same getfield ObjectMutableCell.w_value + guard_value the __call__/__hash__/binop arms already use (typeobject.py write_cell does not move _version_tag). Measured, dynasm, a user iterator whose __next__ was rebound once before the loop: 2.76s / 4 loops 3 bridges -> 0.26s / 2 loops 2 bridges (no-cell control 0.26s). pypy3: 1 loop 1 bridge on both. - parity test type_dict_cell_rebinds_protocol_slots.py rebinds the six names inside a hot loop - synth fixture type_dict_cell_next_hot.py with its baseline - spec_folds rows 105 -> 105, try_walker_specialize_ fns 89 -> 89 Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context)
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…isters 431e233 made BC_STORE_STATE_FIELD also write the int identity register, so a guard captured after the store snapshots the stored value. The ref, float and fixed-array stores still updated only __JitSym, so a guard after `state.r = x` resumed with the value seeded when the frame was pushed. The blackhole handlers (handler_store_state_field_ref_dr / _float_df / handler_store_state_array_dii) write registers_r/f/i at the StateFieldLayout slot; the tracer now does the same through new JitCodeSym::{ref_scalar_slot, float_scalar_slot, array_elem_slot}, generated by the macro with the populate_frame_int_regs layout. The loop-close writeback also skipped ref scalars; it now calls writeback_ref_scalar_state_fields beside writeback_scalar_state_fields. Test spcount shapes::walk_tests::ref_and_float_store_survives_guard_resume: before the change JIT (19, 20.0) vs interpreter (20, 20.0). Found by review of #1946. Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context)
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`push_niche_null_ptr` lowered every nullable `Option` null to `core.ptr.null_mut`, which annotates as a classdef-less `SomeInstance`. For `Option<fn>` that cannot union with the `SomePtr(FuncType)` of the `fn` arm, so phase B failed to convert `Ptr(Func)` into the instance return slot of `gateway::builtin_fixed_arity_fn`. The null arm of `Option<fn>` now lowers to `core.ptr.null_fn`, annotated as the same `SomePtr(FuncType)` as a `fn` field read and rtyped as `lltype.nullptr(FuncType)`. Prepass census: phase B 3 -> 2, phase A 1931 -> 1931. Skip-subject ratchet: none newly skipped. New test `option_fn_null_unions_with_fn_pointer`. Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context)
`do_compile` owns one `IndexMap<u32, Variable>` per compilation (`regalloc.py` `RegisterManager.reg_bindings`) and passes it to `var` and every helper that resolves an OpRef. The thread-local map and its restore guard are removed; a missing key still maps to `Variable::from_u32`. Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context)
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…cklog items (#1975) * majit-backend: derive cls_of_box from bh_classof `Cpu::cls_of_box` is now a provided method that unwraps the box's Ref and calls `bh_classof`. The `DefaultCpu`, `PyreCpu` and closure-CPU copies are removed. The closure CPU's copy passed the raw payload to its hook without the null and tagged-immediate checks `bh_classof` makes. The closure hook is renamed to match what it overrides: `cpu_from_cls_of_box_fn` -> `cpu_from_bh_classof_fn`, and `MetaInterp::set_cls_of_box` -> `set_bh_classof`. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * majit: drop #[cold] and #[inline(never)] from back_edge_resolved `JitDriver::back_edge_resolved` ports the token-carrying arm of `warmstate.py maybe_compile_and_run`, which upstream leaves unannotated. Its body forwards to `back_edge_internal`, which stays `#[inline(never)]`. `back_edge_structured` already dropped `#[cold]` for the same reason. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * jit: choose insert_exits' arm from the links, not a raise op `GraphFlattener::insert_exits` returned early for any block that recorded a `raise` op and lowered only its exception link, dropping the normal link of a canraise block. It now picks the arm from the exit count and `block.canraise()` alone (`flatten.py insert_exits`). New test `insert_exits_raise_op_still_lowers_every_canraise_link`: before the change the flattened block returned only the handler's value (2), not the normal link's (1). Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * jit-trace: walk the len operator tail on a bridge instead of declining `reconstruct_inline_recipe` declined a paused `operator_continuation` level (`OperatorTail`), so a bridge whose guard failed inside an inlined `__len__` aborted in the drain. The level now becomes a recipe (`ReconstructRecipe::len_tail`). The drain walks the tail's own jitcode from its resume pc with the callee's result box in the pending `inline_call` register, so the trace records `residual_call_r_r bh_len_tail` on that box. `capture_resumedata` keeps `operation.py len` on the framestack the same way. `bh_len_tail` publishes a refusal through `ResidualError::publish_residual`, so a raising tail leaves through the residual's exception guard and `finishframe_exception`. The tail jitcode gains a `-live-` after the residual as that guard's resume point. `len_user_dunder_inline` aborts 24 -> 0 with the abort ceiling removed (dynasm and cranelift; pypy3 0). New parity test `len_dunder_bridge_varies.py`: `__len__` changes value, including a negative, across a bridge through the operator. Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * bench: re-record len_user_dunder_inline after the len tail walk The bridge drain now walks the len operator tail instead of aborting. loops_aborted 1 -> 0, the same as pypy3 (0). The bridge the abort refused compiles: bridges_compiled 10 -> 11, and guard_failures 7018 -> 2219. dynasm and cranelift report the same counters, and the output matches pypy3. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * majit-translate: keep closure and fn-item values out of the void ZST class `tyref_is_void_zst` classified a closure environment or a function item of layout size 0 as a value with no representation, so the flow value naming the callable was dropped before the annotator saw it. A closure ADT (type decl origin `Closure`) and a `FnDef` type, directly or through a borrow, now stay values. The Void low-level repr is chosen by the rtyper for the PBC. The rtyper skip-subject ratchet on the tree reports 6 newly skipped graphs instead of 26; the `call_once` family, `callable_w` and the `os_error_errno_subclass` family leave the list. Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * flowspace_adapter: test the inline and pointer Vec length-word lowerings `translate_op_vec_len_word_lowers_to_len` checks that an inline Vec field's length word becomes `getattr` + `len`, and that a length word read through a pointer to the Vec becomes a single `len`. Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * majit-translate: lower Option<fn> as a nullable function pointer `Option<fn>` is one machine address whose None is the null function pointer, the nullable `Ptr(FuncType)` that `history.getkind` puts in the int bank. It was typed in the Ref bank, its None arm was `null_mut` (a classdef-less instance), and an is-none compare came out as `is_` on mixed ref/int operands. - Value and field classification put `Option<fn>` in the int bank. - The None arm of an is-none rewrite, a closure-select build, a niche null and a `Default` of a fn pointer is `core::ptr::null_fn` (Int). - The annotation of a fn field and of `Option<fn>` is the same `SomePtr(Ptr(FuncType))`, so the two arms union. - `is_` on two int-bank operands is `int_eq` (`jtransform.py` `_rewrite_nongc_ptrs`). Phase B failures 1 -> 0; phase A unchanged at 1931. Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * str.find/rfind/count: unwrap the bounds before the elidable search `__majit_wrap_str_descr_{find,rfind,count}` passed the boxed bounds to `jit_str_{find,rfind,count}_objs` as pointer-sized ints, and the helper read them back as `W_IntObject`s. Once the JIT made a bound a virtual int, the residual received a non-object and crashed (test_email SIGSEGV in `email._header_value_parser`-style scanning). The wrappers now unwrap each bound (`_convert_idx_params`) and call `jit_str_{find,rfind,count}_bounds` with the two strings as GC refs and the bounds as machine ints (`ll_find` / `ll_rfind` / `ll_count`). The `_objs` helpers and `cp_bound_from_obj` are removed. Adds `str_find_bounds_virtual_int.py`. Assisted-by: Grok 4.7 (delegated), Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * Address #1975 review: len tail on resumed guards, null_fn alias, parity headers - `bridge_subwalk`: a paused `len` operator tail is carried into the next level's guard chain as an `OperatorTail::Len` parent frame, the same position a `descr_call` tail takes. It was skipped, so a guard inside a resumed `__len__` resumed straight to the caller and skipped `bh_len_tail`. Adds `len_dunder_guard_in_bridge_callee.py`. - `std.ptr.null_fn` is dropped from the annotator and rtyper tables. The front end only emits `core::ptr::null_fn`. - `cls_of_box` cites `get_box_replacement` and `cls_of_box` by symbol. - The three new parity tests carry the `CPython-suite gap:` and `parity-tests reason:` header fields run.py requires. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * rtyper skip-subjects: pay down the darwin baseline The ratchet on this tree reports no additions. The 29 subjects that left the skip set are removed from the darwin baseline, and `gateway::builtin_fixed_arity_fn` moves from rtype-skipped to never-a-subject. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * Bind str find/rfind/count bounds residuals to their word-ABI trampolines `jit_fnaddr` now publishes `__majit_call_target_jit_str_{find,rfind,count}_bounds` instead of the raw functions. On wasm32 the raw signature is `(i32, i32, i64, i64) -> i64`, while the residual `call_indirect` is typed `(i64 x 4) -> i64` from the descr. This follows the `w_dict_unicode_lookup_index` registration. str_find_bounds_virtual_int.py also calls bounded `rfind` with bounds derived from the loop index. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) * Parity tests: assert the expected results and end with OK len_dunder_bridge_varies.py, len_dunder_guard_in_bridge_callee.py and str_find_bounds_virtual_int.py printed their results without the final `OK` line that pyre/extra_tests/parity_tests/run.py requires. They now assert the values that pypy3 and CPython print and then print `OK`. Assisted-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context)
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Accumulates fixes for the open items in the session memory backlog. More commits will be stacked here.
dict:w_module_dict_store_object_keyreads its rawobj/valueparameters afterobject_key_for_checked, whose__hash__can run a moving collection. The fix roots both in the leaf and reads them back after hashing. Thedict_store_user_eqsnippet gains a module-dict store through a key whose__hash__callsgc.collect(). (Codex review on set/dict: trace merge and store bodies over per-key residual leaves #1951)majit-translate: the publicCodeWriter::make_jitcodesnow runslower_registered_indirect_calls, andtransform_graph_to_jitcodelowers its jtransform clone, so a family the in-place pass left unresolved becomes the unknown family (graphs=None). Without the change, the testcodewriter_make_jitcodes_lowers_indirect_callspanics inassert_no_indirect_call_targets. (Codex review on majit-translate: lower indirect calls in place; take the iterator item annotation from the container #1948)jit:__iter__,__next__,__index__,__getattr__,__getattribute__andload_specialnow promote a cell-backed type-dict entry instead of declining. The emitted ops aregetfield ObjectMutableCell.w_value+guard_value, the same shape as the existing__call__/binop arms.typeobject.py write_celldoes not move_version_tag.__next__rebound once before the loop: 2.76s / 4 loops / 3 bridges before, 0.26s / 2 loops / 2 bridges after. The no-cell control is 0.26s. pypy3 compiles 1 loop / 1 bridge in both cases.type_dict_cell_rebinds_protocol_slots.py, which rebinds the six names inside a hot loop.type_dict_cell_next_hot.py.spec_foldsrows 105 → 105;try_walker_specialize_fns 89 → 89.rtyper: port the__init__arm ofClassesPBCRepr.redispatch_callwithreplace_class_with_inst_arg. The class is allocated withrtype_new_instance, thensimple_call(initfunc, instance, args...)is dispatched. New/NewWithVtable allocations reach the rtyper as a transparent class constructor, so they allocate without dispatching__init__.classes_pbc_repr_simple_call_with_init_mallocs_then_direct_calls_init.jit:BC_STORE_STATE_FIELD_REF,_FLOATandBC_STORE_STATE_ARRAYnow also write the frame's identity register, as the int store already did. Before this, a guard snapshot taken afterstate.ref = newrecorded the seeded value.ref_and_float_store_survives_guard_resume: before the fix it gives (19, 20.0) where (20, 20.0) is expected.Tests, from the CodeRabbit review:
codewriter_make_jitcodes_lowers_indirect_callsnow asserts the family[A::run]forHandler::runand the unresolvedCallTarget::IndirectforUnregistered::go.withloop that rebinds cell-backed__enter__/__exit__.jit,interpreter: six thread-local cells are removed; each value now lives with its owner.PENDING_FRAME_RESTOREandCA_WALK_RESUME_DEADFRAMEhad no writer, so the cells and their readers are gone.PARKED_CALL_ERRORSis now a rooted local acrossc_exception_trace(ObjSpace.call_args_and_c_profile).ARG_LEN_STACKis gone:ArgSlot::newreturns the length (N_aryOp.initarglist).TRACE_CONTINUATION_SUSPENDEDis now aTraceCtxfield.CALL_ASSEMBLER_CALLER_STACKis gone: the caller context is passed as an argument.spec_foldsrows 105 → 105;try_walker_specialize_fns 89 → 89.cranelift:OPREF_VAR_MAPis removed.do_compileowns the OpRef →Variablemap (RegisterManager.reg_bindings) and passes it tovarand the resolve helpers.annotator:follow_linknow ignores a link whose argument is still unbound, treating it ass_ImpossibleValue(follow_linkignore_link). The per-subject rollback also restoreslinks_followed._check_len_result→compareno longer reaches phase B with an unboundsimple_callresult.gateway::builtin_fixed_arity_fn(Option<fn>null arm).bench: thetype_dict_cell_next_hot.pyheader now states the measured ratios: dynasm 4.7x, cranelift 7.7x. The gate stays at 11.8. (CodeRabbit)jit-trace:FBW_FINISH_PAYLOADandWALK_END_FLUSH_COMMITTEDare removed.trace_bytecodereturns the flush bit.jit:LAST_CA_EXCEPTIONhad no writer; the cell, its reader and its root walker are removed.A commit that lowered
Option<fn>'s null arm tocore.ptr.null_fnwas reverted: everypyre-dynasmrun panicked at startup because the production blackhole cannot dispatchint_is_/ri>i.The branch is rebased onto main 45e4d75. CI on aced2a4 passed on all hosts. The runs on c2b7b5a and 9c91703 were cancelled.
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