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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes add BSD kqueue support, improve polling and interrupted-operation handling, expose ChangesKqueue and polling
Interrupted file operations
POSIX compatibility updates
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participant Python
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Python->>PyKqueue: call kqueue.control
PyKqueue->>HostKqueue: pass event changes and timeout
HostKqueue->>libc: call kevent
libc-->>HostKqueue: return native events
HostKqueue-->>PyKqueue: return converted events
PyKqueue-->>Python: return kevent objects
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On the repository's x86_64-unknown-freebsd cross-check (.github/workflows/ci.yaml:327), libc 0.2.189 defines kevent with a required ext: [u64; 4], so this literal and the zero-valued literal below fail to compile; NetBSD also uses different widths for filter, flags, and data. Construct native events with target-specific initialization or an EV_SET-style helper rather than assuming the Apple/OpenBSD layout.
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Applied: kevent values are built with field assignment after zeroing, so FreeBSD ext and other ABI widths compile.
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| let tv_nsec = ((secs - tv_sec as f64) * 1e9).round() as i64; | ||
| Ok(Some(libc::timespec { tv_sec, tv_nsec })) |
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For a valid timeout whose fractional part rounds upward, such as 0.9999999999, this produces tv_nsec == 1_000_000_000, which is outside the required timespec range and makes kevent() return EINVAL instead of waiting. Carry that overflow into tv_sec and reset tv_nsec below one billion.
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Applied: fractional seconds that round to 1e9 ns now carry into tv_sec.
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| fn control(&self, args: KqueueControlArgs, vm: &VirtualMachine) -> PyResult<PyListRef> { | ||
| let fd = host_select::kqueue::fd(&self.kqfd); |
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When another Python thread calls close() after this raw descriptor is loaded but before the allow_threads closure enters kevent(), the descriptor can be closed and reused, causing control() to fail spuriously or operate on an unrelated kqueue. Unlike the epoll implementation, no read guard pins ownership through the syscall; hold a guard or otherwise serialize close() against control().
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Applied: control() holds a read lock on the kqueue fd so close() cannot reuse it during kevent().
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PyKqueuehas no context-manager methods.CPython's
select.kqueuesupportswith kqueue() as kq:through__enter__and__exit__, and the siblingPyEpollin this file implements both. Without them,with select.kqueue() as kqraisesTypeError.Add
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In `@crates/host_env/src/posix.rs`:
- Around line 1016-1018: Update the cfg predicate on the login_tty wrapper to
exclude wasi, solaris, and illumos, and apply the same target guard to the
corresponding wrapper in the other file. Keep the libc::login_tty call unchanged
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In `@crates/host_env/src/select.rs`:
- Around line 476-483: Update mark_closed_after_fork to avoid blocking on OPEN
in the forked child, using a non-blocking lock attempt and returning when the
mutex remains locked; preserve the existing draining and cell-closing behavior
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- Around line 357-389: Update Event::to_libc, Event::from_libc, and event-list
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- Around line 880-882: Normalize the rounded nanoseconds in the timeout
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select() no longer shares one empty list for r/w/x and now calls select(2) even with empty sets so the timeout elapses. poll() rejects type instantiation, treats float timeout as milliseconds, and raises RuntimeError on concurrent poll(). fcntl, ioctl, flock, and lockf retry after EINTR. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6
Expose kqueue(2)/kevent(2) on BSD and macOS, including control() EINTR retry and marking open kqueue objects closed after fork. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6
termios.error is Exception, not OSError. os.login_tty prepares a tty for a new session. syslog.openlog encodes ident as UTF-8. mmap.seek returns the new position. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6
When trackfd is false, do not keep a duplicated file descriptor. size() then fails with EBADF and resize() raises ValueError. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6
Build kevent values by field assignment so FreeBSD's ext array compiles. Normalize timespec nanoseconds, keep the kqueue fd live across control(), reinit the open list lock after fork, make trackfd keyword-only, and skip login_tty on Solaris/illumos. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6
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Round fractional poll timeouts upward
When poll() receives a positive non-integral timeout, Duration::as_millis() truncates it before calling poll(2). For example, poll().poll(0.1) passes zero and returns immediately, while CPython rounds this to a 1 ms wait; 1.1 similarly needs 2 ms. Use a ceiling conversion both here and when recomputing the remaining timeout after EINTR so the call cannot return earlier than requested.
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The new read guard remains held while extract_elements_with() iterates the user-provided changelist and while check_signals() runs handlers. If either callback calls kq.close(), close() waits for the write lock held by the same thread and RustPython hangs. This is fresh evidence after the prior close-race report: the added guard now spans Python execution; parse the changelist before acquiring it and drop it before running signal handlers while still pinning the descriptor around each syscall.
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A timeout equal to float(2**63) passes the preceding secs > i64::MAX as f64 check because both sides round to the same floating-point value, saturates tv_sec to i64::MAX, and then panics in Instant::now() + Duration. Thus Python input can terminate the interpreter instead of raising OverflowError; construct the deadline with checked_add and reject values that cannot be represented.
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Applied in e94559cca: kqueue and poll deadlines use Instant::checked_add and raise OverflowError instead of panicking.
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On Solaris and illumos this cfg leaves os.login_tty unavailable, but the same change removes the crash-preventing skips from test_pty. RustPython also has no os.forkpty, so pty.fork() necessarily reaches os.login_tty(slave_fd) in the forked test child, raises AttributeError, and can corrupt the parallel test runner as the removed comment described. Keep these tests skipped conditionally on hasattr(os, "login_tty") until the function is implemented on those targets.
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Applied in e94559cca by implementing the fallback login_tty path (setsid, TIOCSCTTY, dup2) on Solaris/illumos instead of skipping test_pty. test_fork and test_spawn_doesnt_hang stay unmodified.
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host_select::kqueue::EV_ADD to u16 in the pyarg default expressions, while
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| // MILLIS: the Python timeout is in milliseconds. | ||
| let secs = if MILLIS { float / 1e3 } else { float }; |
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Guard large float timeouts before Duration::from_secs_f64.
select.poll().poll() uses TimeoutArg<true>. A finite value such as 1e300 becomes 1e297 seconds and reaches Duration::from_secs_f64 before the later i32 timeout check. The conversion panics instead of returning the OverflowError used for oversized integer timeouts. Positive infinity has the same path.
// MILLIS: the Python timeout is in milliseconds.
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Applied in e94559cca: float timeouts go through Duration::try_from_secs_f64 and raise OverflowError. poll() also rounds millisecond timeouts upward.
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* Retry select/poll/fcntl on EINTR select() no longer shares one empty list for r/w/x and now calls select(2) even with empty sets so the timeout elapses. poll() rejects type instantiation, treats float timeout as milliseconds, and raises RuntimeError on concurrent poll(). fcntl, ioctl, flock, and lockf retry after EINTR. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6 * Add select.kqueue and select.kevent Expose kqueue(2)/kevent(2) on BSD and macOS, including control() EINTR retry and marking open kqueue objects closed after fork. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6 * Add login_tty and fix termios/syslog/mmap termios.error is Exception, not OSError. os.login_tty prepares a tty for a new session. syslog.openlog encodes ident as UTF-8. mmap.seek returns the new position. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6 * Honor mmap trackfd on Unix When trackfd is false, do not keep a duplicated file descriptor. size() then fails with EBADF and resize() raises ValueError. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6 * address review: portable kevent and kqueue close Build kevent values by field assignment so FreeBSD's ext array compiles. Normalize timespec nanoseconds, keep the kqueue fd live across control(), reinit the open list lock after fork, make trackfd keyword-only, and skip login_tty on Solaris/illumos. Assisted-by: Grok:grok-4.6 (cherry picked from commit 0ba7048) Assisted-by: Codex:gpt-6
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Leftover after #8718. Rebased onto current
main(including #8720).select()always callsselect(2), including empty fd sets, so timeouts elapse and the three returned lists are distinct.poll()rejects type instantiation, treats float timeout as milliseconds, and raisesRuntimeErroron concurrentpoll().fcntl/ioctl/flock/lockfretry after EINTR.select.kqueue/select.keventon BSD and macOS, includingcontrol()EINTR retry and closed-after-fork.os.login_tty,termios.errorisExceptionnotOSError,syslog.openlogencodes ident as UTF-8,mmap.seekreturns the new position.Validated locally:
test_select,test_poll,test_kqueue,test_selectors,_test_eintr,test_termios,test_syslog,test_pty,test_mmap.AI assistance: Grok (
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New Features
kqueueandkeventsupport toselect.posix.login_tty()on supported platforms.mmapfile-descriptor tracking controls.mmap.seek()now returns the new file position.Bug Fixes
select.select.poll()calls.termios.errorinheritance and error reporting.