jit: decline an off-boundary blackhole resume; report a GIL build; normalize the bench child environment - #1236
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WalkthroughThe change filters child-process environments, aligns Python 3.14 runtime and stdlib metadata with the non-free-threaded ABI, adds the matching C API header, and rejects invalid JIT resume PCs. ChangesEnvironment inheritance
Python 3.14 ABI and stdlib layout
JIT resume validation
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR fixes JIT resume handling, GIL metadata, installation layout, and child-environment normalization, but it is not merge-ready while Windows still exposes sys.abiflags contrary to its platform contract and POSIX environment filtering can still admit unrelated variables that reintroduce benchmark variability. Possibly related PRs
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| // `build_multi_frame_miframe` already declines this class for its own | ||
| // innermost frame. Declining is the supported outcome: every caller falls | ||
| // back to the rollback/replay path. | ||
| if !instruction_starts_at(&jitcode.code, resume_pc) { |
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When an effectful walk reaches the demonstrated off-boundary resume_pc, returning None does not make the recovery safe: the trace-too-long path refuses to abort because no blackhole image was latched, then dispatch at the malformed PC fails and the generic abort can fall back to entry replay, re-executing residual side effects. The boundary check therefore converts a crash into a possible silent duplicate effect; correct the handler/coordinate calculation that produced 18 for an instruction ending at 19 rather than declining the required forward resume.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L309-L311
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| # `_jitstats_baseline_path` selects the github-actions overlay from it. | ||
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On GitHub Actions this allowlist forwards one extra variable into every pyre child, while local runs omit it; because pyre materializes every environment entry and this change documents that even otherwise-unused variables can move exact JIT counters, the benchmark allocation input remains CI-dependent. _jitstats_baseline_path reads GITHUB_ACTIONS directly from the parent’s os.environ, so the child does not need this variable to select the overlay.
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In `@pyre/check.py`:
- Around line 533-541: Update the environment filtering logic around
PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV to use case-insensitive allowlist matching only on
Windows, while matching each original environment key case-sensitively on POSIX.
Preserve full inheritance when PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV is enabled and keep the
existing _ENV_ALLOWLIST and _ENV_ALLOWLIST_PREFIXES criteria.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14/Python.h`:
- Around line 33-95: Document the supported C API scope in the header and keep
it explicitly limited to the method-less, stateless single-phase module subset
currently implemented by PyObject, PyModuleDef, and
PyModuleDef_Init/PyModule_Create2. Do not imply broader compatibility while
PyObject_VAR_HEAD, PyObject_HEAD_INIT, additional METH_* flags, Py_mod_create,
and Py_mod_exec declarations and runtime support remain absent; only widen the
scope after implementing those pieces.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/sys/vm.rs`:
- Around line 2028-2036: Guard the sys.abiflags assignment around
module_ns_store so it is compiled only on non-Windows targets using
#[cfg(not(windows))]. Preserve the existing empty-string value and surrounding
sys initialization behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/tests.rs`:
- Around line 576-595: Extend the resume-boundary tests around
build_trace_too_long_single_frame_miframe to cover both fallback startpoint
handling and the code-end boundary. Add a multi-byte fixture with startpoints
set to None that accepts a decoded operation start but rejects its operand
position, and add a separate assertion that resume_pc equal to
jitcode.code.len() is handled according to the contract.
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| if os.environ.get("PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV") == "1": | ||
| env = dict(os.environ) | ||
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| env = { | ||
| name: value | ||
| for name, value in os.environ.items() | ||
| if name.upper() in _ENV_ALLOWLIST | ||
| or name.upper().startswith(_ENV_ALLOWLIST_PREFIXES) | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep POSIX environment-key matching case-sensitive.
Lines 539-540 uppercase every key before matching. On POSIX, pyre_noise and path do not configure PYRE_* or PATH, but they still enter the child environment. They change startup allocation volume and can reintroduce the JIT-stat variability this filter removes.
Use uppercase matching only on Windows. Match the original key on POSIX.
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- if name.upper() in _ENV_ALLOWLIST
- or name.upper().startswith(_ENV_ALLOWLIST_PREFIXES)
+ if (name.upper() if os.name == "nt" else name) in _ENV_ALLOWLIST
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| if os.environ.get("PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV") == "1": | |
| env = dict(os.environ) | |
| else: | |
| env = { | |
| name: value | |
| for name, value in os.environ.items() | |
| if name.upper() in _ENV_ALLOWLIST | |
| or name.upper().startswith(_ENV_ALLOWLIST_PREFIXES) | |
| } | |
| if os.environ.get("PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV") == "1": | |
| env = dict(os.environ) | |
| else: | |
| env = { | |
| name: value | |
| for name, value in os.environ.items() | |
| if (name.upper() if os.name == "nt" else name) in _ENV_ALLOWLIST | |
| or (name.upper() if os.name == "nt" else name).startswith( | |
| _ENV_ALLOWLIST_PREFIXES | |
| ) | |
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In `@pyre/check.py` around lines 533 - 541, Update the environment filtering logic
around PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV to use case-insensitive allowlist matching only on
Windows, while matching each original environment key case-sensitively on POSIX.
Preserve full inheritance when PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV is enabled and keep the
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| // sys.abiflags — empty, because pyre runs its mutators under a global | ||
| // interpreter lock (`majit-gc/src/rgil.rs`, the `thread_gil.c` port), so | ||
| // the `t` that spells a free-threaded ABI does not describe this build. | ||
| // `site.py:409` reads the flag to name the site-packages directory and | ||
| // `sysconfig` derives `abi_thread` from `Py_GIL_DISABLED` for the same | ||
| // name, so the two must agree. The attribute is absent on Windows, where | ||
| // the flag is spelled in `sys.winver`; every reader guards with `hasattr`, | ||
| // so an empty string answers the same. | ||
| module_ns_store(ns, "abiflags", w_str_new("")); |
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Do not install sys.abiflags on Windows.
Line 2036 runs on Windows and installs sys.abiflags. This contradicts the stated Windows contract that uses sys.winver and omits sys.abiflags. Guard this assignment with #[cfg(not(windows))].
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| // sys.abiflags — empty, because pyre runs its mutators under a global | |
| // interpreter lock (`majit-gc/src/rgil.rs`, the `thread_gil.c` port), so | |
| // the `t` that spells a free-threaded ABI does not describe this build. | |
| // `site.py:409` reads the flag to name the site-packages directory and | |
| // `sysconfig` derives `abi_thread` from `Py_GIL_DISABLED` for the same | |
| // name, so the two must agree. The attribute is absent on Windows, where | |
| // the flag is spelled in `sys.winver`; every reader guards with `hasattr`, | |
| // so an empty string answers the same. | |
| module_ns_store(ns, "abiflags", w_str_new("")); | |
| // sys.abiflags — empty, because pyre runs its mutators under a global | |
| // interpreter lock (`majit-gc/src/rgil.rs`, the `thread_gil.c` port), so | |
| // the `t` that spells a free-threaded ABI does not describe this build. | |
| // `site.py:409` reads the flag to name the site-packages directory and | |
| // `sysconfig` derives `abi_thread` from `Py_GIL_DISABLED` for the same | |
| // name, so the two must agree. The attribute is absent on Windows, where | |
| // the flag is spelled in `sys.winver`; every reader guards with `hasattr`, | |
| // so an empty string answers the same. | |
| #[cfg(not(windows))] | |
| module_ns_store(ns, "abiflags", w_str_new("")); |
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In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/sys/vm.rs` around lines 2028 - 2036, Guard
the sys.abiflags assignment around module_ns_store so it is compiled only on
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| // A pc the jitcode does not name as an instruction start is refused: the | ||
| // blackhole `setposition`s onto it and dispatches, so it would read an | ||
| // operand byte as an opcode. | ||
| let mid_instruction_jc = majit_metainterp::jitcode::JitCode::new("trace_too_long_mid_insn"); | ||
| mid_instruction_jc.set_body(majit_translate::jitcode::JitCodeBody { | ||
| code: vec![0, 0], | ||
| c_num_regs_r: 3, | ||
| startpoints: Some([0_usize].into_iter().collect()), | ||
| ..Default::default() | ||
| }); | ||
| assert!( | ||
| super::residual_call::build_trace_too_long_single_frame_miframe( | ||
| &wc, | ||
| std::sync::Arc::new(mid_instruction_jc), | ||
| 1, | ||
| ) | ||
| .is_none(), | ||
| "a resume pc inside an instruction must decline", | ||
| ); |
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Verify coverage for the fallback and code-end branches.
This test covers only startpoints: Some(...). If no other test covers startpoints: None, add a multi-byte fixture that accepts a decoded operation start and rejects its operand position. Add a separate assertion for resume_pc == jitcode.code.len().
These branches are part of the stated resume-boundary contract.
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Extend the resume-boundary tests around
build_trace_too_long_single_frame_miframe to cover both fallback startpoint
handling and the code-end boundary. Add a multi-byte fixture with startpoints
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In `@pyre/check.py`:
- Around line 533-541: Update the environment filtering logic around
PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV to use case-insensitive allowlist matching only on
Windows, while matching each original environment key case-sensitively on POSIX.
Preserve full inheritance when PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV is enabled and keep the
existing _ENV_ALLOWLIST and _ENV_ALLOWLIST_PREFIXES criteria.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/include/pyre3.14/Python.h`:
- Around line 33-95: Document the supported C API scope in the header and keep
it explicitly limited to the method-less, stateless single-phase module subset
currently implemented by PyObject, PyModuleDef, and
PyModuleDef_Init/PyModule_Create2. Do not imply broader compatibility while
PyObject_VAR_HEAD, PyObject_HEAD_INIT, additional METH_* flags, Py_mod_create,
and Py_mod_exec declarations and runtime support remain absent; only widen the
scope after implementing those pieces.
In `@pyre/pyre-interpreter/src/module/sys/vm.rs`:
- Around line 2028-2036: Guard the sys.abiflags assignment around
module_ns_store so it is compiled only on non-Windows targets using
#[cfg(not(windows))]. Preserve the existing empty-string value and surrounding
sys initialization behavior.
In `@pyre/pyre-jit-trace/src/jitcode_dispatch/tests.rs`:
- Around line 576-595: Extend the resume-boundary tests around
build_trace_too_long_single_frame_miframe to cover both fallback startpoint
handling and the code-end boundary. Add a multi-byte fixture with startpoints
set to None that accepts a decoded operation start but rejects its operand
position, and add a separate assertion that resume_pc equal to
jitcode.code.len() is handled according to the contract.
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directory the other does not put on `sys.path`. `stage-stdlib.py` writes that
directory, and `importing.rs` finds an installed tree by it.
Rename it to `pyre3.14`, including the cpyext include directory, and report
`Py_GIL_DISABLED` 0 with empty `ABIFLAGS`/`sys.abiflags` and a `sys.winver` of
`3.14`.
Assisted-by: Claude
`build_trace_too_long_single_frame_miframe` took `resume_pc` verbatim. Unlike the residual-call handoff beside it, this coordinate is not required to be a `-live-` marker, which widens the pc domain to every post-step position, and nothing narrowed it back. The blackhole `setposition`s onto the coordinate and dispatches there, so one inside an instruction's operands reads the next operand byte as an opcode. That produced `dispatch_step: unwired opcode=0x5 pos=18 jitcode="__new__"` in `test_numeric_tower`: byte 5 is the result-register operand of a `residual_call_ir_r/iIRd>r` spanning pc 8..19, and no build emits byte 5 as an opcode. `test_long`'s `index out of bounds: the len is 0 but the index is 65` at `handler_cast_float_to_int` and `test_pickle`'s six `test_wrong_object_lookup_error` failures came from the same coordinate class. Verify `resume_pc` against `decoded_ops` and return `None` otherwise, the way `build_multi_frame_miframe` already does for its innermost frame. Declining is the supported outcome: every caller falls back to the rollback/replay path. Measured on darwin dynasm: test_numeric_tower, test_long, test_pickle and test_interpreters all report no regressions afterwards. Assisted-by: Claude
`instruction_starts_at` re-decoded the code bytes from 0 to decide whether a trace-too-long resume pc starts an instruction. `JitCodeBody::startpoints` already records that, is what the assembler fills as it emits each op, and is what `blackhole.py:88 dispatch_loop` asserts its own position against; `find_catch_before_resume_live` scans the same set. Consult it when present and keep the decode walk for hand-built jitcodes, which leave it `None`. The existing fixture built a two-op body but named only pc 0 a startpoint, so the boundary check refused the pc 1 it asks for. Declare both, and add a resume onto a body that names only pc 0 as a case that must decline. Assisted-by: Claude
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#1236 dropped the `t` from `Py_GIL_DISABLED`, `sys.abiflags`, `ABIFLAGS`, `sys.winver` and the staged stdlib directory, moving the tree to `pyre3.14`. Put all five back: `Py_GIL_DISABLED` 1, `sys.abiflags` `t` on posix and empty on Windows where the flag is spelled in `sys.winver` (`3.14t`), `ABIFLAGS` `t`, and `pyre3.14t` for the stdlib, include and site-packages directories. The four spellings only work together. `site.py:409` derives the site-packages directory name from `sys.abiflags` while `sysconfig` derives the same name from `Py_GIL_DISABLED`; `stage-stdlib.py` writes that directory and `importing.rs` finds an installed tree by it. `abi_thread` comes from `Py_GIL_DISABLED`, so the directory names cannot carry the `t` while that config var reads 0. #1236's ground for dropping it stands as a fact about the runtime: `majit-gc/src/rgil.rs`, the `thread_gil.c` port, still serializes mutators, so the key states what the installed layout is spelled with rather than how the runtime locks. The consequence it named returns with the value — `test.support.Py_GIL_DISABLED` makes the `test.test_interpreters` package raise `SkipTest("GIL disabled")` at import. #1253 already records that package as SKIP for both backends, so the baseline is unchanged here. The comments at those sites are restated to describe the restored values and the coupling between them, without carrying the claim that pyre runs its mutators without a global interpreter lock. Assisted-by: Claude
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… layout (#1245) #1236 moved `Py_GIL_DISABLED` to 0 and dropped the `t` from `sys.abiflags`, `ABIFLAGS`, `sys.winver` and the installed stdlib directory. Restore the four spellings and `lib/pyre3.14t`, including the cpyext include directory, `stage-stdlib.py`, the `importing.rs` search paths and the `dist-workspace.toml` comment naming the archived directory. The blackhole and residual-call halves of that commit are untouched. The object header such a build carries is four words, not two, and the `tp_basicsize`/`tp_itemsize` projection reported the two-word layout: - `cpython_type_layout`: the entries that grow by two words, plus `type` and `PyWeakReference`, which grow by three. - `cpython_type_offsets`: the `type`, `set`/`frozenset` and `memoryview` inline offsets, and the managed weakref word, which sits two words behind the instance rather than four. - `str.__sizeof__`: PyASCIIObject 7 words, PyCompactUnicodeObject 9, PyUnicodeObject 10. - `type.__sizeof__`: PyHeapTypeObject 120 words, PyTypeObject 54. - `object.__sizeof__`: the fallback for a type with no entry. - `sys.getsizeof`: `_PyType_PreHeaderSize` charges no `PyGC_Head`. Without the lock the collector keeps its bits in the object header, so a tracked instance pays nothing for the wider header while an untracked one pays the full two words. - `list.__sizeof__`: `list_sort_impl` writes -1 into `allocated` while the items are detached; clamp it rather than wrap in `size_t`. `cpython_object_is_gc` loses its only caller and keeps the flag it reads; the comments on it and on `flag_have_gc` no longer claim `getsizeof` adds a collector pre-header. `dict_set_sizeof_python314.py` derives the header width from `Py_GIL_DISABLED` rather than hard-coding it. The parity runner executes each fixture under both the CPython oracle and pyre, and those two now disagree about the build, so one set of constants cannot satisfy both. `test.support.calcobjsize` keys off the same config var. `test.test_interpreters` is already recorded SKIP in `KNOWN_SKIPS` and the baseline by #1253, whose stated reason — the package `__init__` raises `SkipTest("GIL disabled")` when `Py_GIL_DISABLED` — holds again with the advertisement restored. Values measured against CPython 3.14.6 free-threaded: 22 of the 23 types the table covers now answer the same number. `list_reverseiterator` still has no entry and reports 32 against 48; that gap predates this change. `test.test_str` `test_raiseMemError` was the visible failure; the rest of the projection is reached only by `@support.cpython_only` assertions, which pyre skips. Assisted-by: Claude
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Three fixes for regressions that were live on
main's CPython gate, plus theenvironment normalization that made the
str_fstringjit-stats counter aproperty of the CI image.
All four gated modules were measured CRASH/FAIL/SKIP on a clean build of
origin/mainbefore any change here, so none of this is branch-introduced.jit: decline a trace-too-long resume that does not start an instructionbuild_trace_too_long_single_frame_miframetookresume_pcverbatim. Unlikethe residual-call handoff beside it, that coordinate is deliberately not
required to be a
-live-marker, which widens the pc domain to every post-stepposition — and nothing narrowed it back. The blackhole
setpositions onto thecoordinate and dispatches there, so one landing inside an instruction's
operands reads the next operand byte as an opcode.
That is where
dispatch_step: unwired opcode=0x5 pos=18 jitcode="__new__"camefrom: byte 5 is the result-register operand of a
residual_call_ir_r/iIRd>rspanning pc 8..19, and no build emits byte 5 as an opcode at all.
Fixed by verifying
resume_pcagainstdecoded_opsand declining otherwise,the way
build_multi_frame_miframealready does for its innermost frame.Declining is the supported outcome — every caller falls back to the
rollback/replay path.
Measured, darwin dynasm,
pyre/cpython_tests/run.py:test.test_numeric_towerunwired opcode=0x5test.test_longlen is 0 but the index is 65test.test_pickletest_wrong_object_lookup_errorNot fully closed.
test_picklepasses as a whole module (Ran 999 tests … OK), but running onlyPyPicklerTests PyPicklingErrorTestsstill reproducesthe six
_Stop(...) is not Nonefailures under a different warmup. The gate isgreen because CI runs the whole module; a second path remains.
A wrong first attempt, recorded so it is not retried
The panic text asks you to "extend the builder's setup_insns", and
build_inline_call_only_bh_builderreally does hand-maintain its opname list —21 canonical opnames with wired handlers are never registered. Seeding the
table from the canonical tables was built and measured: it does not fix the
crash, it moves it to an out-of-range destination register inside
handler_getinteriorfield_gc_r(len 29,index 88), proving the bytes neverdecoded as that op. That change was reverted. The registration gap is real but
separate.
sys, sysconfig: report a GIL build, and drop the t from the installed layoutPy_GIL_DISABLEDwas 1, andsys.abiflags,ABIFLAGS,sys.winverand thestaged stdlib directory all carried the free-threaded
t. pyre runs itsmutators under a global interpreter lock —
majit-gc/src/rgil.rsis thethread_gil.cport — so the declaration did not describe this build, andtest.support.Py_GIL_DISABLEDreads it: the wholetest.test_interpreterspackage raised
SkipTest("GIL disabled")at import instead of running(PASS → SKIP).
The four spellings have to move together.
site.py:409derives thesite-packages directory name from
sys.abiflagswhilesysconfigderives thesame name from
Py_GIL_DISABLED, so changing one alone installs into adirectory the other does not put on
sys.path.stage-stdlib.pywrites thatdirectory and
importing.rsfinds an installed tree by it, so both move too,including the tracked
include/pyre3.14tdirectory.test.test_interpretersreturns to PASS.test_site,test_sysconfigandtest_venvare baselinedIMPORTERROR, so the gate runs none of them; rundirectly, their residual failures are the pre-existing implementation-name
divergence (
venv/lib/python3.14/…vsvenv/lib/pyre3.14/…), not thet.A real venv/pip round-trip has not been exercised.
check: build the pyre child environment from an allowlistpyre_envcopied the runner's whole environment. pyre materializes everyvariable as a Python object while it starts, so the runner's variable set is
startup allocation volume in the child, and that moves where the minor
collections land: adding variables nothing reads moves
str_fstringguard_failuresbetween 658 and 659 withloops_compiledandbridges_compiledunchanged.The child environment is now built from a named allowlist plus the
PYRE_/MAJIT_/PYPY_knob prefixes — 19 variables instead of the runner'swhole set — with
PYRE_CHECK_INHERIT_ENV=1restoring the old behaviour for anA/B.
This also corrects what that extra exit is: trace 6's guard 5 is a string
condition branch in
string_ops, not the eval-breaker poll the baseline-pathnote named, and
str_fstringwas listed as a twelfth member of themajor-threshold poll class it does not belong to.
Whether any
jitstatssnapshot moves under the normalized environment has notbeen re-measured here.
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