Retire the ignored tests that no longer test anything, and run the ones that pass - #1352
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…d into a dynasm build
`cargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasm` compiled
majit-backend-cranelift and the cranelift arms of majit-metainterp,
pyre-jit, pyre-jit-trace and their dependents. The cranelift toolchain
appears in that job's log at 22:40, fifteen minutes before the first
dynasm test runs and long before the job's separate cranelift step.
Two dependency declarations name the backend outside any feature arm, so
`--no-default-features` does not reach them and feature unification
carries the result to every other member:
* `pyre-wasm-test` declared `pyre-jit = { features = ["cranelift"] }`.
That binary drives the plain interpreter and names no `pyre_jit` item —
its own comment reads "interpreter only, no JIT". The dependency stays,
because `pyre-interpreter` reaches `majit-metainterp`, which does not
compile with neither backend arm enabled; the feature goes.
* `majit` declared `majit-backend-cranelift` in `[dependencies]` while
also carrying a `cranelift` feature meant to select it. The dependency
becomes optional and the arm pulls it, and the facade's re-export is
gated to match. Nothing in the workspace depends on this crate.
After both, `cargo tree --workspace --no-default-features --features
dynasm -i cranelift-codegen` reaches majit-backend-cranelift from no
workspace member; the one remaining path is wasmtime, which
pyre-wasm-runner embeds.
Checked: `cargo check --workspace --all-targets --no-default-features
--features dynasm`, `cargo check -p majit -p majit-metainterp -p
majit-backend-cranelift --features cranelift`, and `cargo check -p
pyre-wasm-test` all pass.
Assisted-by: Claude
…rray_len Both helpers called `Llbc::load` on build/llbc/pyre-interpreter.ullbc, which is 746 MB, so the three tests parsed it two to three times. The `OnceLock` around it is the idiom test_mir_frontend.rs and test_result_exc_lowering.rs already use in this directory. Measured locally: 53.62s -> 46.41s for the file's three tests. Assisted-by: Claude
…a retired path Twelve in the dynasm runner and four in the cranelift compiler, each carrying an `#[ignore]` reason that says the path under test is gone: "bodyless self-recursive backend token path retired; production uses compile_tmp_callback" and "legacy by-number CALL_ASSEMBLER backend test; production descrs carry Arc<JitCellToken>". Run with `--ignored` they no longer pass — ten fail (one by overflowing its stack), two never terminate, and the cranelift four abort in `majit-gc/src/rewrite.rs` with "CALL_ASSEMBLER target metadata must be registered before rewriter runs". `TestCallAssemblerDescr`, its three `impl`s, `make_call_assembler_descr` and `make_call_assembler_backend` go with them; nothing else referenced them. `install_call_assembler_test_layout` still has five callers and stays. Assisted-by: Claude
… the arms are untested `task_jittest_lltype_calls_unixcheckpoint_first` and `event_pre_fork_before_matching_goal_propagates_unixcheckpoint_error` both reach `restartable_point(auto='run')`, which skips its prompt and falls through to `RealRuntime::fork`. Under `--ignored` the forked child hits the interactive checkpoint prompt, reads EOF, and loops: a single `cargo test -p majit-translate -- --ignored` wrote a 10.9 GB log in thirteen minutes. Their reason strings already said the coverage needs the driver to accept an injectable `CheckpointRuntime`, so that note moves to `task_jittest_lltype` and to the surviving `event_pre_fork_before_non_matching_goal_returns_ok`, which covers the goal-mismatch arm. Assisted-by: Claude
Fourteen `#[ignore]`d tests pass today and no CI lane executes them: the ten majit-gc `gc_sync` cases and the dynasm aarch64 assembler case, all reading "requires exclusive process" or "run serially via --ignored --test-threads=1"; the two cranelift label-selector cases, which set the process-global PYRE_CL_NO_CLOSING_JUMP; and pyre-jit-trace's `real_driver_output_parses`, whose own reason string says "run in CI via --ignored". The gc/dynasm pair get a step after the dynasm pass. The cranelift two are appended to the cranelift pass under its package list with a name filter, because selecting the backend crate on its own is a feature set nothing else builds and relinks its harness for two tests. The fingerprint test spawns `python3` and is pinned to Linux. Measured locally: 0.42s, 0.03s, 0.03s and 2.39s of execution, plus about fifteen seconds to compile the majit-gc harness under its own feature set. Assisted-by: Claude
WalkthroughThe PR gates Cranelift feature wiring, replaces legacy ChangesBackend validation and test infrastructure
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR changes feature-gated dependencies and ignored-test execution, but the documented dependency example can fail to compile when copied and one bridge test does not exercise the callback path it claims to cover. These are bounded, mergeable follow-ups with explicit owner awareness. Possibly related PRs
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In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/runner.rs`:
- Around line 4642-4651: Update the bridge test’s callback operation from
CondCallValueR to CallR, pass input_arg_ref(0) as the callback argument, and set
its call descriptor argument types to vec![Type::Ref] while retaining the
Type::Ref return type. Keep the surrounding bridge_ops structure unchanged so
the test exercises reference-result preservation and callback ABI setup.
In `@majit/majit-translate/src/translator/driver.rs`:
- Around line 1540-1544: Update the documentation comments near the
restartable_point(auto='run') behavior, including the corresponding comment
around the second referenced location, to state that falling through to
RealRuntime::fork and forking the test runner occurs only on non-Windows
targets. Keep the existing explanation and avoid implying fork behavior on
Windows, where restartable_point_nofork is used.
In `@majit/majit/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 36-39: Update the facade dependency example associated with the
majit crate so it enables the "cranelift" feature when demonstrating
majit::cranelift, keeping the documented dependency and conditional re-export
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| let bridge_value = mk_op( | ||
| OpCode::CondCallValueR, | ||
| &[OpRef::input_arg_ref(0), OpRef::int_op(200)], | ||
| 1, | ||
| ); | ||
| bridge_value.setdescr(make_plain_call_descr(vec![], Type::Ref)); | ||
| let bridge_ops = vec![ | ||
| mk_op(OpCode::Label, &[OpRef::input_arg_int(0)], OpRef::NONE.raw()), | ||
| mk_op( | ||
| OpCode::Finish, | ||
| &[OpRef::input_arg_int(0)], | ||
| OpRef::NONE.raw(), | ||
| ), | ||
| mk_op(OpCode::Label, &[OpRef::input_arg_ref(0)], OpRef::NONE.raw()), | ||
| bridge_value, | ||
| mk_op(OpCode::Finish, &[OpRef::ref_op(1)], OpRef::NONE.raw()), |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make the bridge test execute the reference-returning callback.
CondCallValueR calls its callback only when its first operand is null. This test supplies a non-null payload, so it returns payload directly. The callback is not executed. Its zero-argument descriptor also does not match return_ref_passthrough(i64) if the slow path runs. PyPy defines this operation as returning the first operand when it is non-null. (mail-archive.com)
Use CallR with input_arg_ref(0) as a call argument, and declare vec![Type::Ref]. This makes the bridge test cover callback ABI setup and reference-result preservation.
Proposed test fix
let bridge_value = mk_op(
- OpCode::CondCallValueR,
- &[OpRef::input_arg_ref(0), OpRef::int_op(200)],
+ OpCode::CallR,
+ &[OpRef::int_op(200), OpRef::input_arg_ref(0)],
1,
);
-bridge_value.setdescr(make_plain_call_descr(vec![], Type::Ref));
+bridge_value.setdescr(make_plain_call_descr(vec![Type::Ref], Type::Ref));As per coding guidelines, use strict line-by-line structural parity with RPython/PyPy.
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| let bridge_value = mk_op( | |
| OpCode::CondCallValueR, | |
| &[OpRef::input_arg_ref(0), OpRef::int_op(200)], | |
| 1, | |
| ); | |
| bridge_value.setdescr(make_plain_call_descr(vec![], Type::Ref)); | |
| let bridge_ops = vec![ | |
| mk_op(OpCode::Label, &[OpRef::input_arg_int(0)], OpRef::NONE.raw()), | |
| mk_op( | |
| OpCode::Finish, | |
| &[OpRef::input_arg_int(0)], | |
| OpRef::NONE.raw(), | |
| ), | |
| mk_op(OpCode::Label, &[OpRef::input_arg_ref(0)], OpRef::NONE.raw()), | |
| bridge_value, | |
| mk_op(OpCode::Finish, &[OpRef::ref_op(1)], OpRef::NONE.raw()), | |
| let bridge_value = mk_op( | |
| OpCode::CallR, | |
| &[OpRef::int_op(200), OpRef::input_arg_ref(0)], | |
| 1, | |
| ); | |
| bridge_value.setdescr(make_plain_call_descr(vec![Type::Ref], Type::Ref)); | |
| let bridge_ops = vec![ | |
| mk_op(OpCode::Label, &[OpRef::input_arg_ref(0)], OpRef::NONE.raw()), | |
| bridge_value, | |
| mk_op(OpCode::Finish, &[OpRef::ref_op(1)], OpRef::NONE.raw()), |
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In `@majit/majit-backend-dynasm/src/runner.rs` around lines 4642 - 4651, Update
the bridge test’s callback operation from CondCallValueR to CallR, pass
input_arg_ref(0) as the callback argument, and set its call descriptor argument
types to vec![Type::Ref] while retaining the Type::Ref return type. Keep the
surrounding bridge_ops structure unchanged so the test exercises
reference-result preservation and callback ABI setup.
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| /// | ||
| /// Untested here: `restartable_point(auto='run')` skips its prompt and | ||
| /// falls through to `RealRuntime::fork`, so a unit test that calls this | ||
| /// forks the test runner. Covering the ordering needs the driver to | ||
| /// accept an injectable `CheckpointRuntime`. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Qualify the fork behavior by platform.
Line 1541 and Line 2740 state that restartable_point(auto='run') forks the test runner. majit/majit-translate/src/translator/goal/unixcheckpoint.rs Lines 32-41 dispatches to restartable_point_nofork on Windows. State that this behavior applies on non-Windows targets.
Proposed documentation fix
- /// Untested here: `restartable_point(auto='run')` skips its prompt and
- /// falls through to `RealRuntime::fork`, so a unit test that calls this
- /// forks the test runner. Covering the ordering needs the driver to
- /// accept an injectable `CheckpointRuntime`.
+ /// Untested on non-Windows: `restartable_point(auto='run')` skips its
+ /// prompt and falls through to `RealRuntime::fork`, so a unit test that
+ /// calls this forks the test runner there. Windows uses
+ /// `restartable_point_nofork`. Covering the ordering needs the driver to
+ /// accept an injectable `CheckpointRuntime`.Also applies to: 2739-2742
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In `@majit/majit-translate/src/translator/driver.rs` around lines 1540 - 1544,
Update the documentation comments near the restartable_point(auto='run')
behavior, including the corresponding comment around the second referenced
location, to state that falling through to RealRuntime::fork and forking the
test runner occurs only on non-Windows targets. Keep the existing explanation
and avoid implying fork behavior on Windows, where restartable_point_nofork is
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| /// Cranelift backend: native code generation. Present under the `cranelift` | ||
| /// feature, which is what pulls the backend crate in. | ||
| #[cfg(feature = "cranelift")] | ||
| pub use majit_backend_cranelift as cranelift; |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Update the facade dependency example.
majit::cranelift now requires the cranelift feature. The dependency example above does not enable that feature, so users who copy both snippets get an unresolved import.
Add features = ["cranelift"] to the example, or remove the Cranelift import from the default example.
Proposed documentation fix
-majit = { path = "path/to/majit/majit" }
+majit = { path = "path/to/majit/majit", features = ["cranelift"] }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@majit/majit/src/lib.rs` around lines 36 - 39, Update the facade dependency
example associated with the majit crate so it enables the "cranelift" feature
when demonstrating majit::cranelift, keeping the documented dependency and
conditional re-export consistent.
🤖 Codex parity reviewStatic analysis of this diff vs the local RPython/PyPy sources (commit 931ba70). Files in the reviewed diff1. Regressions to PyPy parity introduced by this patchNone. 2. Other mismatches introduced by this patch
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#[ignore]across the workspace is 90 tests. Two CI invocations pass--ignored(
majit-backend-wasm --test codegen_test,pyre-sandbox --test e2e_interact),so 80 of them have never been executed anywhere. This ran all 80 individually —
one process per test,
--exact <name> --ignored --test-threads=1, 150s cap —and acts on what came back: 48 pass, 24 fail, 8 time out.
Removed: 16 tests whose ignore reason names a retired path
Twelve in the dynasm runner, four in the cranelift compiler. Their own reason
strings say the path is gone — "bodyless self-recursive backend token path
retired; production uses compile_tmp_callback", "legacy by-number
CALL_ASSEMBLER backend test; production descrs carry
Arc<JitCellToken>" — andrun with
--ignoredthey no longer pass either: ten fail (one by overflowingits stack), two never terminate, and the cranelift four abort in
majit-gc/src/rewrite.rswith "CALL_ASSEMBLER target metadata must beregistered before rewriter runs". 1,323 lines, plus 81 lines of helpers
(
TestCallAssemblerDescrand its three impls,make_call_assembler_descr,make_call_assembler_backend) that nothing else referenced.install_call_assembler_test_layoutstill has five callers and stays.Removed: 2 driver tests that fork the test runner
task_jittest_lltype_calls_unixcheckpoint_firstandevent_pre_fork_before_matching_goal_propagates_unixcheckpoint_errorreachrestartable_point(auto='run'), which skips its prompt and falls through toRealRuntime::fork. The forked child hits the interactive checkpoint prompt,reads EOF, and loops: one
cargo test -p majit-translate -- --ignoredwrote a10.9 GB log in thirteen minutes. Their reason strings already said the
coverage needs an injectable
CheckpointRuntime, so that note moves ontotask_jittest_lltypeand onto the survivingevent_pre_fork_before_non_matching_goal_returns_ok, which covers thegoal-mismatch arm.
Added: the 14 that pass and no lane was running
Ten majit-gc
gc_synccases and the dynasm aarch64 assembler case, all reading"requires exclusive process" / "run serially via
--ignored --test-threads=1";the two cranelift label-selector cases, which set the process-global
PYRE_CL_NO_CLOSING_JUMP; and pyre-jit-trace'sreal_driver_output_parses,whose reason string claims "run in CI via --ignored" — no lane did.
The cranelift two ride the cranelift pass's own package list under a name
filter: selecting the backend crate alone is a feature set nothing else builds
and relinks its harness for two tests (1m55s measured). The fingerprint test
spawns
python3and is pinned to Linux.Execution measured locally at 0.42s, 0.03s, 0.03s and 2.39s, plus ~15s to
compile the majit-gc harness under its own feature set.
Left alone
The 10 tests whose reason is honest and still true — jit-trace's skeleton-panic
and
VRawBufferInfocases, pyre-jit's vable-array rewrite, the metainterpfixture missing a parent
SizeDescr, dualtape's and spcount'senable-when-X-lands gates — and the 32 that pass but read the real
pyre-interpreter.ullbcat 14-36s each.Verification note
A first run showed
test_import_mir::dunder_import_lowers_rust_string_find_and_slices_to_rpython_opsfailing at 464s. That was stale LLBC, not these commits: after re-extraction the
same test passes at 412s, and nothing else in majit-translate,
majit-backend-dynasm or majit-backend-cranelift fails.
Also on this branch
Two earlier CI-cost commits that had not been pushed yet:
Stop two unconditional dependencies from pulling the cranelift backend into a dynasm build—pyre-wasm-testandmajitnamedfeatures = ["cranelift"]on a plain[dependencies]line, which--no-default-featurescannot reach, and feature unification carried it into every build that touched them.cargo test --all --features dynasmwas building the whole cranelift toolchain.test(majit-translate): load the interpreter LLBC once in test_vable_array_len— twoLlbc::loadsites become oneOnceLock, and a missing artefact now skips with a message instead of panicking. Same idiom astest_mir_frontend.rs'sload_corpus().Summary by CodeRabbit
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