llbc: extract pyre-module and move syslog into it - #1819
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Add pyre-module to LLBC_CRATES and the default extract set so optional-module graphs stay in the prepass. syslog moves out of pyre-interpreter; the binary registers it through a hook so the interpreter crate does not depend on pyre-module. Assisted-by: Claude
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pyre-moduleto the re-extraction rule.A change to
pyre-moduleis now invisible to the prepass until LLBC re-extraction runs. Include it in this crate list.Proposed fix
-`pyre-interpreter` / `pyre-object` / `pyre-jit` is invisible until re-extraction; +`pyre-interpreter` / `pyre-object` / `pyre-module` / `pyre-jit` is invisible until re-extraction;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@pyre/pyre-module/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 26-27: Update the syslog registration condition in
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- Line 56: Add pyre-module to the crate list in the re-extraction rule alongside
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These are rustpython-stdlib modules with no interpreter or JIT core references. Modules that call interpreter pub(crate) helpers stay in pyre-interpreter. Gate syslog on host_env so a host-less Unix build raises ImportError. Name pyre-module in the AGENTS.md re-extract list. Assisted-by: Claude
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On Unix host_env builds, moving grp into this crate removes its allocation-heavy make_struct_group paths from the CI GC-root audit: scripts/check-gc-root-brackets.py:56-60 still analyzes only pyre-interpreter.ullbc as the subject, and the analyzer projects findings back onto subject IDs, so merely having pyre-module.ullbc available does not inspect these moved functions. A missing root bracket in grp can therefore pass the ratchet silently; run the audit with pyre-module as an additional subject and maintain a corresponding baseline.
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The prepass already loads pyre-module.ullbc. The skip-subject corpus key still hashed the old four-crate set, and the GC-root audit only walked interpreter bodies, so a moved module left both gates. Assisted-by: Claude
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pyre-module.ullbc is extracted --opaque pyre_object, so the GC-root example finds no PyObjectRef type id and omits the liveness columns. The gate then died parsing that shorter report. Record those columns as zero instead of a shape error. Assisted-by: Claude
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When the pyre-module analysis emits no PyObjectRef type id found — liveness scan skipped (the expected shape documented above and encoded in the new test), these fields were not measured at all, yet this branch records every safety count as zero. Consequently, an unbracketed collecting call with a live object in any module moved to pyre-module will pass the GC-root ratchet, defeating the gate meant to catch use-after-move hazards. Resolve the type ID from the joined donor artifacts or fail the gate until the liveness scan actually runs rather than converting absence into zero.
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Agreed — zeros were a lie. pyre-module.ullbc is --opaque pyre_object, so gc_ptr_type_ids cannot see pin_root and the liveness scan never runs. Recording that as zero would pass an unbracketed grp body.
The module crate is no longer a GC-root subject. The skip-subject corpus key still includes it. A later analyzer that can resolve PyObjectRef from an opaque artefact can add the subject back.
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The module artefact is extracted --opaque pyre_object, so gc_ptr_type_ids finds no pin_root and the liveness scan is skipped. Treating that skip as zero would pass unbracketed module bodies. Leave the interpreter as the only subject until the analyzer can name PyObjectRef there. Assisted-by: Claude
host_env was added after the crate split. Before the move, Unix registered syslog regardless of that feature. Put that surface back. Assisted-by: Claude
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19-23: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject class attribute deletion.
_Immutablerejects assignment but still permits deletion. User code can executedel blake2b.digestand remove the method from the process-wide builtin type.Implement
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| # `pyre-module` is not a subject. Its extract is `--opaque pyre_object`, so | ||
| # `gc_ptr_type_ids` finds no `pin_root` and the liveness scan is skipped. | ||
| # Recording that skip as zero would bless unbracketed module bodies. A later | ||
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Excluding pyre-module leaves every builtin moved by this commit outside the only ratchet that detects unbracketed collecting calls with live PyObjectRefs. For example, future edits to grp or subsequent optional-module moves can introduce a use-after-move hazard while this check remains green because it scans only pyre-interpreter.ullbc; the current revision's explicit SUBJECT exclusion is fresh evidence that the previously reported blind spot was avoided rather than closed. Teach the analyzer to resolve PyObjectRef from the joined opaque donors, or fail the gate until module liveness can actually be measured.
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gc_ptr_type_ids now also reads register_module / module_ns_store signatures, which an --opaque pyre_object artefact does carry. Locally that turns the module report into a real liveness scan (1 unbracketed call in 1 fn) instead of a skip.
pyre-module is a GC-root subject again. A skipped liveness scan is still a parse error. A skipped frame scan (no PyFrame in the crate) is recorded as zero frames.
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gc_ptr_type_ids only read pin_root/shadow_stack_get, which an --opaque pyre_object artefact does not carry. Also read register_module and module_ns_store so the module crate has an artefact-local PyObjectRef id. Scan pyre-module as a second subject; a missing frame scan is zero frames, a missing liveness scan is still a parse error. Assisted-by: Claude
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pyre-moduleis now a Charon/LLBC crate (LLBC_CRATES+ default extract set), with--opaque pyre_interpreter/pyre_objectso the module artefact does not re-translate interpreter bodies.syslogmoves out ofpyre-interpreter. The interpreter does not depend onpyre-module;pyrex/ wasm / JIT tests callpyre_module::register()before builtin install.This is the pipeline for later optional-module moves. A local
--forceextract showedsyslogalone does not shrink interpreter rustc time (the file is small). The win is crate-level skip: a syslog-only edit re-extractspyre-module(~1.6 MB) and skips the interpreter artefact.Test plan
python3 scripts/llbc_extract_selftest.pypyre-modulesource →=== skipping pyre-interpreterand=== extracting pyre-modulecargo test --all --no-default-features --features dynasm(CI)python3 pyre/check.pybackends the host can build (CI)Summary by CodeRabbit
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