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crates/vm/src/builtins/bytes.rs (1)
631-637: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffShared storage copies the whole bytes payload on every export.
as_bytes().into()copies all of the data into a newImmutableBufferfor each export. Largebytesobjects sent between interpreters pay O(n) memory and time. This is acceptable if the copy is intentional. Otherwise, share the storage by reference.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @crates/stdlib/src/_datetime.rs:
- Around line 2641-2643: Make PyTimeZone interpreter-local so each interpreter
initializes its own type and timezone.utc attribute via extend_class. Keep
utc(vm) aligned with that interpreter’s class attribute so timezone.utc is
identical to datetime.UTC and the type cannot retain an object owned by another
interpreter.
Review comments at @crates/vm/src/builtins/bytearray.rs:
- Around line 138-140: Update as_mut_ptr_unchecked so the returned pointer
remains protected for its usable lifetime, by exposing an API that holds the
buffer lock or maintains an export count that also prevents resizing; do not
return a pointer from a temporary borrow_buf_mut guard that drops before the
caller uses it.
Review comments at @crates/vm/src/builtins/super.rs:
- Line 241: Update the MRO-walk comment near `start_type.mro.read().clone()` to
describe walking a cloned MRO snapshot and releasing the MRO lock before
namespace reads and the descriptor call; remove the inaccurate claims that the
walk avoids cloning and that both locks are dropped.
Review comments at @crates/vm/src/gc_state/collector.rs:
- Around line 292-298: Update the retired-heap sweep in collect_inner to skip
heaps whose tracked membership has not changed since their last sweep. Add
per-heap dirty tracking, mark it when a heap is retired and in GcHeap::untrack
while it is retired, and clear/check it when sweeping so unchanged heaps avoid
snapshot and graph analysis.
Review comments at @crates/vm/src/protocol/shared_buffer.rs:
- Around line 89-91: Update ImmutableBuffer::write to return the existing
read-only error instead of panicking, preserving the error propagation through
SharedBuffer::write and XI_BUFFER_VIEW_METHODS.obj_bytes_mut.
Review comments at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_io.rs:
- Around line 5288-5295: In the readinto path, avoid slicing past a destination
that shrank after the read: take one mutable borrow with
buffer.borrow_buf_mut(), clamp the copied byte count to both data.len() and the
borrowed destination length, and return that count. Leave the read behavior
unchanged.
Review comments at @crates/vm/src/vm/interpreter.rs:
- Around line 729-747: Update finish_scoped so Python thread shutdown and daemon
handling run before the owner-count check in try_finalize; currently that early
return prevents finalize_raw from reaching shutdown. Keep finalization admission
coordinated with cleanup entries, without closing admission before shutdown can
join workers.
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Review comments at @crates/vm/src/builtins/bytes.rs:
- Around line 631-637: Update the shared_storage closure to share the PyBytes
payload by reference instead of copying it into a new ImmutableBuffer on each
export, while preserving the existing export behavior and ownership
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1686-1703: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winLookup misses on non-interned names now walk the whole MRO.
interned_attr_namenow falls back tointerned_attr_name_coldfor every name that is not in the string pool. The cold path clones the MROVec<PyTypeRef>, which costs one refcount increment per class. For each class, it then callsTypeNamespace::local()andvm.ctx.interned_str.local()resolves the current interpreter ID and the VM, even for heap types that returnNoneat once.This path now replaces a single O(1) check in
generic_getattr_opt,generic_setattr,lookup_ref,PyBoundMethod::getattroandPySuper::getattro. Agetattr/hasattrmiss with a runtime-built name pays O(MRO) work on each call. This applies after every lazy namespace is already populated.PyType::getattro(lines 2626-2629) can run the cold path twice on one miss: once forzelfand once for the metaclass.Make the steady state cheaper:
- Skip classes that have no lazy native definition, or whose local namespace is already populated.
- Call
vm.ctx.interned_str(name)once after population, not once per class.- Optionally, keep a per-interpreter flag that records "all lazy namespaces populated". When it is set, return
Nonewithout the walk.♻️ Sketch
- let mro = self.mro.read().clone(); - for class in &mro { - drop(class.attributes.local()); - if let Some(name) = vm.ctx.interned_str(name) { - return Some(name); - } - } - None + let mro = self.mro.read().clone(); + let mut populated = false; + for class in mro.iter().filter(|c| c.heaptype_ext.is_none()) { + populated |= class.attributes.local().is_some(); + } + populated.then(|| vm.ctx.interned_str(name)).flatten()🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 1686-1703: Update interned_attr_name_cold to avoid resolving
TypeNamespace::local for classes without lazy native definitions or whose local
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@youknowone I’d love to hear your thoughts on this redesign. I took the liberty of implementing strict isolation, assuming it wouldn't compromise the project's philosophy. My main goal with this optimization - as well as previous and future ones - is to enable the project to handle high-load production scenarios, something I’ve already experimented with a bit. I welcome any criticism of this large PR. Much of the code was generated via Codex following a series of smaller local improvements (mostly speed-related); I decided against submitting PRs involving compromises once further minor fixes hit an architectural bottleneck and ceased to offer clear benefits. Fun fact: the entire redesign was carried out by Codex over a total of 9.5 hours, with oversight of specific decisions and constant iterative testing across two platforms. All told, this consumed 120% of my Pro quota (fortunately, I had some accumulated resets 😅). I won't rebase against the latest |
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i agree to the motivation. here looks like a few dependencies to each part of tasks. |
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@1ndahous3 Oh, i missed your comment when I left comment. The design direction seems right. I'd like to make sure we don't break fundamental designs and ergonomics during this changes. Let's make this step by step. |
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@youknowone I see; in that case, it will require more time and several iterations of code adjustments. If merging this full-scale PR isn't feasible, that’s fine - I’ll consider a phased approach, though that will likely mean a significant delay. That said, I have to highlight the large number of test cases added here. |
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@1ndahous3 starting with separating into 2 steps will be also good. the main patch, and the dependencies. |
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(2000, 10, 10).Vm/Boundaccess and opaquePyHandleroots for embedding. Object access requires the owning interpreter; detached releases are deferred to that owner. This changes the public embedding API.This continues the GC ownership and scheduling work in #8930.
API changes
Interpreter::entersupplies a scopedVm; Python values are accessed throughBound. Neither can outlive the entry or cross native threads, and bound values do not expose raw Python payloads.PyHandleroots and usevm.bind()to access them in their owning interpreter. Handles do not keep the interpreter alive. Dropping the last handle outside its owner's attachment defers release; Python destruction runs only while attached to the owner.Vm::detachaccepts onlySendclosures and results, preventing scoped Python values from being captured by detached work.InterpreterBuilder::configurebefore runtime initialization. Mutable Python classes, descriptors and caches belong to one interpreter; process-wide native definitions must contain no mutable Python state.SharedBufferStoragecontract: stable length and lifetime, synchronized mutable access, and no Python references or callbacks when reading, writing or dropping storage. Python buffer-release callbacks remain with the exporting interpreter.runandfinalizereturnFinalizeBusywhile other native owners or teardown operations remain. The error preserves the interpreter so the host can release those owners and retry.ForkedOwner.Performance
Windows 11 x64
Compared with main using default release builds; medians of three alternating runs.
The latency workload executes batches of 200 Python additions while another VM performs 60 full collections with 250,000 live lists.
Automatic collection now includes older generations: retaining 500,000 lists takes 119.80 ms versus 80.83 ms, and the cyclic-object lifetime workload takes 84.73 ms versus 65.71 ms. The retained-list workload visits about 2.4 times as many candidates; private memory rises from 102.4 MiB to 114.6 MiB.
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forkquiesces interpreter activity across the process and stabilizes shared runtime registries. This coordination is a safety requirement of the fork path; ordinary GC pauses only the owning interpreter.AI assistance
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