Fix #1957 CI failures; Option<fn> null pointer, len tail walk, and backlog items - #1975
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In `@majit/majit-backend/src/model.rs`:
- Around line 36-37: Replace the line-number citations in the comments near
`model.py` with references to the relevant upstream symbols; do not retain
line-number citations that trigger the pre-commit hook.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/flowspace/model.rs`:
- Around line 2358-2363: Add the missing std.ptr.null_fn callable registration
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registration; preserve the core.ptr.null_fn registration for canonical emission.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/translator/rtyper/flowspace_adapter.rs`:
- Line 1780: Update the non-inline VecFieldPart::Len lowering so it reads the
Vec "len" field or first converts base_hl to a ListRepr operand before calling
rtype_len; do not pass the generic boxed receiver to len. Add a rtyped assertion
covering the boxed-Vec case.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/bridge_subwalk.rs`:
- Around line 1328-1330: Update the parent reconstruction loop so
`parent_recipe.len_tail` does not simply skip the tail. Build an
`OperatorTail::Len` continuation with `operator_continuation_parent_frame`,
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…ty 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)
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Option<fn> null tests through null_fn
When an Option<fn> is consumed by an existing niche-Option post-pass, this new Int-bank classification makes its receiver an integer while those passes still construct null_mut() in the Ref bank. For example, option_unwrap.rs:263 and option_closure_select.rs:467 now build ne(opt:Int, null:Ref), so Option<fn>::unwrap(), expect(), or a closure combinator reaches rtyping/assembly with mixed operand banks instead of a valid null test. Thread the function-pointer shape through receiver-side niche rewrites too, or use the type-aware null helper there.
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…ty 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)
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…ty 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)
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On wasm32, this signature creates an (i32, i32, i64, i64) -> i64 table entry, while the residual call for its Ref, Ref, Int, Int descriptor is emitted as an (i64, i64, i64, i64) -> i64 call_indirect. Consequently, any hot str.find, rfind, or count that reaches this fast wrapper traps with an indirect-call type mismatch on the wasm backend. Register an all-i64 word-ABI trampoline that casts the first two words back to PyObjectRef instead.
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Fixed in bb9b5a2. jit_fnaddr now binds __majit_call_target_jit_str_{find,rfind,count}_bounds, the all-i64 trampolines that #[elidable_or_memerror] already emits, instead of the raw functions. This matches the w_dict_unicode_lookup_index registration. On the wasm backend, str_find_bounds_virtual_int.py compiles one loop and one bridge and prints the expected output without an indirect-call trap.
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🟡 Minor · Exclude BigInt-backed bounds from the exact-int fast path. · type_methods.rs:1993-2004
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winExclude BigInt-backed bounds from the exact-int fast path.
W_LongObjectreportsINT_TYPEthroughw_class, so the current check accepts integers outsidei64.w_int_get_valuethen reads theBigIntpointer as ani64bound. The bounded search helpers can therefore use unrelated pointer bits and return incorrect results.Suggested fix
- unsafe { pyre_object::is_none(w) || pyre_object::is_exact_type(w, &pyre_object::INT_TYPE) } + unsafe { + pyre_object::is_none(w) + || (pyre_object::is_exact_type(w, &pyre_object::INT_TYPE) + && !pyre_object::is_long(w)) + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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`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)
`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)
`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)
`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)
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)
…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)
`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)
`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)
`__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`.
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…ty 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)
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)
`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.
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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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`jit_str_find`, `jit_str_rfind`, `jit_str_contains`, `jit_str_compare`, `jit_bytes_contains` and `jit_bytes_contains_byte` took their `W_UnicodeObject` / `W_BytesObject` operands as `i64`, and their interpreter callers passed `obj as i64`. The codewriter lowers that cast to `cast_ptr_to_int`, so a traced call carried the receiver as an Int box the GC map does not track, the shape #1975 fixed for the bounded find/rfind/count leaves. These leaves now take `PyObjectRef`, and `contains_str`, `contains_bytes_like`, the descroperation caller and the specialize.rs caller pass the objects directly. spec_folds! rows 72 -> 72, fn try_walker_specialize_ 65 -> 65. Assisted-by: Claude
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…h gateways; retire their folds (#1964) * math: descend math.sqrt through an interp2app gateway, drop the sqrt fold `math.sqrt` is now installed as `__majit_wrap_math_sqrt` (fixed arity 1), the interp_math.py `math1(space, math.sqrt, w_x)` / `_get_double` body with ll_math.py `ll_math_sqrt`'s branches: exact float or machine int, `x >= 0.0`, `isfinite(x)` -> `_float_sqrt(x)` (`sqrt_nonneg`, oopspec `math.sqrt_nonneg`); +inf returns the operand; every other shape goes to the `dont_look_inside` `sqrt_slow`, which runs the old body behind the declared-arity check. The generic builtin-call descent walks the gateway, so `try_walker_specialize_math_sqrt`, `try_walker_orthodox_float_sqrt`, `FLOAT_SQRT_DESCENT`, `MathFloatDomain::NonNegativeFinite` and `is_math_sqrt_function` go. Instructions retired, dynasm, upstream/main -> this tree: math_sqrt_hot.py 4,266,475,480 -> 4,189,283,971 math_folds_hot.py 5,248,358,508 -> 5,269,222,715 spec_folds! rows: 93 -> 92 fn try_walker_specialize_: 80 -> 79 Assisted-by: Claude * jit-trace: restore the binary_slice_str fold The synth-only census that retired it missed `pyre/extra_tests/parity_tests/binary_slice_str_specialization.py` and one other parity test, where it fires 6 times: `str[start:stop]` on an exact `str` with exact-int bounds. `binary_slice` still lowers to the `RuntimeHelperKind::BinarySlice` MayForce residual, so without the fold that loop keeps the opaque call. The other six folds retired with it fire in neither the synth nor the parity-test census. spec_folds! rows: 92 -> 93 fn try_walker_specialize_: 79 -> 80 Assisted-by: Claude * math: descend the math builtins through interp2app gateways, drop their folds Every math builtin except frexp is now an interp2app gateway (`__majit_wrap_math_*`) whose fast arm reads an exact float or machine int, pins the domain before the C call, and calls one unboxed leaf in descroperation; anything else runs the old body through a `dont_look_inside` `_slow`. The generic builtin descent walks the gateways, so the math_log_trig, math_float1, math_float2, math_fabs, math_isclose, math_ldexp, math_isqrt, math_floor, math_ceil and math_trunc folds and their helpers are removed. The fast arms pin overflow before the C call (exp/expm1 x < 709, exp2 x < 1023, sinh/cosh |x| < 709, pow via the frexp exponent bound) instead of testing the result, because the `_slow` fallback has no executable address once the call has run and the descent declines. ldexp takes only the arm where scaling is exact, and `_float_ldexp_raw` builds 2**exp from its bits instead of `2.0.powf(exp)`, which returned 0 for ldexp(1024.0, -1080). asinh/acosh/atanh call pymath (libm) through elidable raw leaves; std's formulas differ from libm in the last place. math_frexp keeps its fold: the gateway has to root the mantissa box across the exponent box, and `push_roots` does not lower in a walked body. frexp is installed from extra_init; `math_builtin_name` now answers only "frexp", by its BuiltinCode function pointer. The boxing leaves keep their arithmetic in their own bodies; the pow and ldexp gateways share the frexp-exponent and exact-ldexp bit arithmetic with them through local macros. wasm32 links no BUILTIN_WRAPPER_DESCRIPTORS, so publish_optional_fnaddrs binds every math gateway's descriptor path to its address there (math_gateway_fnaddrs), the way jit_fnaddr binds the interpreter's own gateways; without it the descent found no jitcode and import_math ran at 31x dynasm. Removed helpers with no remaining caller: trace_opcode's ccall_pow, float_pow_jit, sqrt_nonneg_jit and math_{log,cos,sin}_*_jit, walker_float_helper_addrs, and interp_math's jit_math_frexp_*, jit_math_ldexp_raw, jit_math_isclose_default and jit_math_isqrt_i64, and the math1_gamma_result_finite optional-module hook. spec_folds! rows 93 -> 83, try_walker_specialize_ fns 80 -> 72. Assisted-by: Claude * math: make the gateway leaves lift in the rtyper prepass The math gateways joined the rtyper skip-subject ratchet with 20 names: each wrapper failed Phase A because a leaf it calls did not lift. - `f64::abs` and `f64::to_int_unchecked::<i64>` reach the flowspace adapter as the unary ops `abs` and `cast_float_to_int`, which `normalize_unary_op_name` refused. `abs` is `operation.py`'s `abs` (`FloatRepr.rtype_abs`); `cast_float_to_int` is what `FloatRepr.rtype_int` emits for `int(x)`, so it maps to `int`. - The frexp/ldexp bit arithmetic uses `f64::to_bits` / `f64::from_bits`, which the front lowers to `longlong2float` calls, instead of `transmute`. - erf, erfc, ulp, gamma, lgamma, remainder and fmod call one `#[majit_macros::elidable]` raw leaf each (`ll_math.py` llexternals are `elidable_function=True`); float `%` and the pymath calls stay inside those leaves. Locally the darwin ratchet no longer lists any math name, and 40 previously skipped graphs (`_float_abs`, `_float_math1`, `_int_from_*`, `abs_structural`, ...) now lift. Instructions retired, dynasm, origin/main 4f8c388 -> this change: erf 0.687, erfc 0.689, gamma 0.715, lgamma 0.705, remainder 0.416, ldexp 0.92; fmod, ulp, frexp, pow, fabs, ceil, floor, trunc, isqrt, isclose within +-1.3%. Output is identical. spec_folds! rows 83 -> 83, try_walker_specialize_ fns 72 -> 72. Assisted-by: Claude * str: descend startswith/endswith through their gateways, drop their folds `__majit_wrap_str_descr_startswith` / `_endswith` called the arity and keyword checks before the fast arm. `reject_kwargs` reaches `w_dict_str_entries_wtf8`, which does not lower, so the builtin descent always declined and the `str_startswith` / `str_endswith` folds answered. The fast arm now runs first (two operands, both exact `str`, no tuple): a keyword dict rides the same slice and is never a `str`. It calls the elidable `unicodeobject::startswith` / `endswith` leaf instead of the inline `rstring_prefix_eq!` byte loop; walking that loop in a descended body gave wrong counts for a mixed hit/miss input. Every other shape runs `str_method_startswith` / `str_method_endswith` through a `dont_look_inside` slow path. Removed `try_walker_specialize_str_prefix_match` and its two residual-call gates. spec_folds! rows: 83 -> 81 fn try_walker_specialize_: 72 -> 71 Assisted-by: Claude * builtins: descend abs/hash/ord/min/max through their gateways, drop builtin_fold1/2 Each builtin is now installed as a `__majit_wrap_builtin_*` gateway whose fast arm pins an exact operand before any call and whose other shapes run the original body through a `dont_look_inside` slow path: - `abs`: an exact int other than `i64::MIN` calls `_int_abs`; an exact float calls `_float_abs`; an exact complex calls `complex_abs`, which keeps the `_float_math1` hub (and the `frexp` / `gamma` leaves it mints) reachable now that `builtin_abs` sits behind the slow path. - `hash`: an exact int computes `_hash_int` inline; an exact `str`, long, bytes or non-NaN float calls the `elidable_cannot_raise` leaf `hash_exact_scalar`. The `str` arm of `hash_value` moved into `str_hash_value` so the leaf does not reach `hash_value`'s tuple arm. - `ord`: the `elidable_cannot_raise` leaf `ord_exact_str_char` returns the code point of a one-code-point exact `str`, or -1. - `min` / `max`: two exact ints or two exact floats compare inline and return the winning operand. `is_builtin_hash_function` / `is_builtin_ord_function` compare against the new gateways. `hash`, `ord`, `min` and `max` publish their descriptors through `builtin_wrapper_descriptor!`. Removed `try_walker_specialize_builtin_fold1`, `try_walker_specialize_builtin_fold2`, their residual-call gates and helpers, and the `jit_builtin_folds` raw helpers except `is_repr_builtin` / `builtin_code_fn_of`. `builtin_folds_hot.py` drops its `spec-folds=` header. spec_folds! rows: 81 -> 79 fn try_walker_specialize_: 71 -> 69 Assisted-by: Claude * math: publish the gateway descriptors through builtin_wrapper_descriptor! Each `__majit_wrap_math_*` descriptor is now declared with `pyre_interpreter::builtin_wrapper_descriptor!`, which appends a linkme slice element natively and registers the same path through a constructor on wasm32. `math_gateway_fnaddrs` and the wasm32 loop in `publish_optional_fnaddrs` that bound those paths by hand are removed. spec_folds! rows: 79 -> 79 fn try_walker_specialize_: 69 -> 69 Assisted-by: Claude * jit-trace: drop the binary_slice_str fold again Reverts f2e7eb7. `str[start:stop]` on an exact `str` with exact-int bounds goes back to the `RuntimeHelperKind::BinarySlice` residual, as on main since #1939. design.md's census numbers follow. spec_folds! rows: 79 -> 78 fn try_walker_specialize_: 69 -> 68 Assisted-by: Claude * math: check frexp's arity in its body; frexp fold declines before guarding `frexp` is installed through the arity-1 `install` closure without the `py_checked_arity_fn!` wrapper the `py_module!` table gave it, so `math.frexp(1, 2)` and keyword calls reached the body. The body now runs `check_declared_positional_arity("frexp", 1, args)` itself, which keeps its function pointer the one `math_builtin_name` recognises. `try_walker_specialize_math_frexp` now runs the authoritative-executor, exact-type and finite/non-zero/normal checks (`frexp_fold_operand`) before recording the callable `GuardValue` and the operand coercion. `_float_ldexp_raw` documents that its caller has checked `-1022 <= exp <= 1023`. spec_folds! rows: 78 -> 78 fn try_walker_specialize_: 68 -> 68 Assisted-by: Claude * result_exc: skip the from_exc_object rebuild of a discarded Err `err_payload_is_dead` answers true when the Result shell reaches a block that neither reads nor forwards it (`let _ = f();`). `catch_and_rewrap` then keeps the caught word instead of calling `from_exc_object`, whose `PyObject` parameter does not union with the caught `Exception`. That union was the prepass phase-A failure of `pyre_interpreter::error::chain_context` (`let _ = _break_context_cycle(exc, active);`). New unit test: catch_and_rewrap_does_not_rebuild_a_discarded_err. spec_folds! rows 73 -> 73, fn try_walker_specialize_ 66 -> 66. Assisted-by: Claude * design.md: recount the fold census on top of #1972 73 spec_folds! rows (4 descent), 66 try_walker_specialize_ functions (62/1/3), 18 try_walker_orthodox_ functions, 559 synth fixtures, 50 distinct rows named by 54 spec-folds= headers. spec_folds! rows 73 -> 73, fn try_walker_specialize_ 66 -> 66. Assisted-by: Claude * majit: pay the darwin rtyper skip-subject baseline down 61 subjects no longer skipped on darwin at this branch (the math/abs gateway leaves and wrappers, chain_context, and graphs #1974 already fixed); no additions. The linux baseline is unchanged. spec_folds! rows 73 -> 73, fn try_walker_specialize_ 66 -> 66. Assisted-by: Claude * pyre-object: pass str/bytes leaf operands as object pointers `jit_str_find`, `jit_str_rfind`, `jit_str_contains`, `jit_str_compare`, `jit_bytes_contains` and `jit_bytes_contains_byte` took their `W_UnicodeObject` / `W_BytesObject` operands as `i64`, and their interpreter callers passed `obj as i64`. The codewriter lowers that cast to `cast_ptr_to_int`, so a traced call carried the receiver as an Int box the GC map does not track, the shape #1975 fixed for the bounded find/rfind/count leaves. These leaves now take `PyObjectRef`, and `contains_str`, `contains_bytes_like`, the descroperation caller and the specialize.rs caller pass the objects directly. spec_folds! rows 72 -> 72, fn try_walker_specialize_ 65 -> 65. Assisted-by: Claude * design.md: recount the fold census on top of #1976 72 spec_folds! rows (4 descent), 65 try_walker_specialize_ functions (61/1/3), 560 synth fixtures, 49 distinct rows named by 54 spec-folds= headers. spec_folds! rows 72 -> 72, fn try_walker_specialize_ 65 -> 65. Assisted-by: Claude
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Follow-up to #1957: fixes the CI failures that PR hit (both came from main), plus the next memory-backlog items.
#1957 CI failures
str.find/rfind/countgave the elidable residual boxed bounds as pointer-sized ints. Once the JIT made a bound a virtual int, the residual read a non-object. The wrappers now unwrap each bound first (_convert_idx_params), andjit_str_*_boundstakes two GC refs and two machine ints (ll_find/ll_rfind/ll_count). New test:str_find_bounds_virtual_int.py.tyref_is_void_zstno longer erases a closure environment or a fn item. The flow value stays the callable (SomePBC), and the Void repr is left to the rtyper. This removes thecall_oncefamily,callable_wand theos_error_errno_subclassfamily.VecFieldPart::Lenfield read lowers tolen(rtype_len) instead ofgetattr, which returned the list. This removesnext_slot,w_array_lenandw_bytearray_sync_alloc.chain_context: added by Exception parity: attribute slots, a bound constructor signature, and the leaked-StopIteration chain #1940, which says so in its message.close: added by Pin rustpython to #8792 and consume remaining host_env APIs #1864. It calls the foreignhost_envfunctionfrom_fd, the same wall that already keeps__new__,fromfdandcontrolin the baseline.Memory backlog
Option<fn>becomes a nullablePtr(FuncType): int bank,null_fnfor None,SomePtrunion, andis_on int operands lowers toint_eq. Phase B failures go from 1 to 0.Cpu::cls_of_boxis now derived frombh_classofinstead of being written out in each backend.back_edge_resolveddrops#[cold]/#[inline(never)], matching the unannotatedmaybe_compile_and_run.insert_exitspicks its arm from the block's links, not from a raise op name.len_user_dunder_inlinechanges:loops_aborted1 → 0, the same as pypy3;bridges_compiled10 → 11;guard_failures7018 → 2219. dynasm and cranelift report identical counters.len_dunder_bridge_varies.pymatches pypy3.Fold census:
spec_folds!rows 93,try_walker_specialize_80 (neither rises).Local: extract, ratchet OK,
cargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasmpasses.check.pyis running.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
is_nonechecks and closure results.Bug Fixes
len()calls on user-defined objects with varying or invalid return values.len()calls.