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Boxiang Sun
Pyston
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a7653f03
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a7653f03
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May 19, 2016
by
Kevin Modzelewski
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Merge pull request #1187 from kmod/perf9
Extract the logic from DEFAULT_CLASS_SIMPLE
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src/core/types.h
src/core/types.h
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src/runtime/inline/dict.cpp
src/runtime/inline/dict.cpp
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src/runtime/inline/list.cpp
src/runtime/inline/list.cpp
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src/runtime/list.h
src/runtime/list.h
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src/runtime/long.h
src/runtime/long.h
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src/runtime/types.cpp
src/runtime/types.cpp
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@@ -724,6 +724,77 @@ extern std::vector<BoxedClass*> classes;
class
BoxedDict
;
class
BoxedString
;
#if STAT_ALLOCATION_TYPES
#define ALLOC_STATS(cls) \
if (cls->tp_name) { \
std::string per_name_alloc_name = "alloc." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
std::string per_name_allocsize_name = "allocsize." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
Stats::log(Stats::getStatCounter(per_name_alloc_name)); \
Stats::log(Stats::getStatCounter(per_name_allocsize_name), size); \
}
#define ALLOC_STATS_VAR(cls) \
if (cls->tp_name) { \
std::string per_name_alloc_name = "alloc." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
std::string per_name_alloc_name0 = "alloc." + std::string(cls->tp_name) + "(0)"; \
std::string per_name_allocsize_name = "allocsize." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
std::string per_name_allocsize_name0 = "allocsize." + std::string(cls->tp_name) + "(0)"; \
static StatCounter alloc_name(per_name_alloc_name); \
static StatCounter alloc_name0(per_name_alloc_name0); \
static StatCounter allocsize_name(per_name_allocsize_name); \
static StatCounter allocsize_name0(per_name_allocsize_name0); \
if (nitems == 0) { \
alloc_name0.log(); \
allocsize_name0.log(_PyObject_VAR_SIZE(cls, nitems)); \
} else { \
alloc_name.log(); \
allocsize_name.log(_PyObject_VAR_SIZE(cls, nitems)); \
} \
}
#else
#define ALLOC_STATS(cls)
#define ALLOC_STATS_VAR(cls)
#endif
#if STAT_ALLOCATION_TYPES
#define ALLOC_STATS(cls) \
if (cls->tp_name) { \
std::string per_name_alloc_name = "alloc." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
std::string per_name_allocsize_name = "allocsize." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
Stats::log(Stats::getStatCounter(per_name_alloc_name)); \
Stats::log(Stats::getStatCounter(per_name_allocsize_name), size); \
}
#define ALLOC_STATS_VAR(cls) \
if (cls->tp_name) { \
std::string per_name_alloc_name = "alloc." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
std::string per_name_alloc_name0 = "alloc." + std::string(cls->tp_name) + "(0)"; \
std::string per_name_allocsize_name = "allocsize." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
std::string per_name_allocsize_name0 = "allocsize." + std::string(cls->tp_name) + "(0)"; \
static StatCounter alloc_name(per_name_alloc_name); \
static StatCounter alloc_name0(per_name_alloc_name0); \
static StatCounter allocsize_name(per_name_allocsize_name); \
static StatCounter allocsize_name0(per_name_allocsize_name0); \
if (nitems == 0) { \
alloc_name0.log(); \
allocsize_name0.log(_PyObject_VAR_SIZE(cls, nitems)); \
} else { \
alloc_name.log(); \
allocsize_name.log(_PyObject_VAR_SIZE(cls, nitems)); \
} \
}
#else
#define ALLOC_STATS(cls)
#define ALLOC_STATS_VAR(cls)
#endif
// These are just dummy objects to help us differentiate operator new() versions from each other, since we can't use
// normal templating or different function names.
struct
FastToken
{};
extern
FastToken
FAST
;
struct
FastGCToken
{};
extern
FastGCToken
FAST_GC
;
// "Box" is the base class of any C++ type that implements a Python type. For example,
// BoxedString is the data structure that implements Python's str type, and BoxedString
// inherits from Box.
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@@ -738,11 +809,26 @@ private:
// Appends a new value to the hcattrs array.
void
appendNewHCAttr
(
BORROWED
(
Box
*
)
val
,
SetattrRewriteArgs
*
rewrite_args
);
protected:
// newFast(): a fast implementation of operator new() that optimizes for the common case. It does this
// by inlining the following methods and skipping most of the dynamic checks:
// - Box::operator new
// - cls->tp_alloc
// - PyType_GenericAlloc
// - PyObject_Init
// The restrictions on when you can use the fast variant are encoded as assertions in the implementation
// (see runtime/types.h)
template
<
bool
is_gc
>
static
void
*
newFast
(
size_t
size
,
BoxedClass
*
cls
);
public:
// Add a no-op constructor to make sure that we don't zero-initialize cls
Box
()
{}
void
*
operator
new
(
size_t
size
,
BoxedClass
*
cls
)
__attribute__
((
visibility
(
"default"
)));
void
*
operator
new
(
size_t
size
,
BoxedClass
*
cls
,
FastToken
_dummy
)
{
return
newFast
<
false
>
(
size
,
cls
);
}
void
*
operator
new
(
size_t
size
,
BoxedClass
*
cls
,
FastGCToken
_dummy
)
{
return
newFast
<
true
>
(
size
,
cls
);
}
void
operator
delete
(
void
*
ptr
)
__attribute__
((
visibility
(
"default"
)))
{
abort
();
}
_PyObject_HEAD_EXTRA
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@@ -827,84 +913,12 @@ static_assert(offsetof(Box, cls) == offsetof(struct _object, ob_type), "");
return Box::operator new(size, default_cls); \
}
#if STAT_ALLOCATION_TYPES
#define ALLOC_STATS(cls) \
if (cls->tp_name) { \
std::string per_name_alloc_name = "alloc." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
std::string per_name_allocsize_name = "allocsize." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
Stats::log(Stats::getStatCounter(per_name_alloc_name)); \
Stats::log(Stats::getStatCounter(per_name_allocsize_name), size); \
}
#define ALLOC_STATS_VAR(cls) \
if (cls->tp_name) { \
std::string per_name_alloc_name = "alloc." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
std::string per_name_alloc_name0 = "alloc." + std::string(cls->tp_name) + "(0)"; \
std::string per_name_allocsize_name = "allocsize." + std::string(cls->tp_name); \
std::string per_name_allocsize_name0 = "allocsize." + std::string(cls->tp_name) + "(0)"; \
static StatCounter alloc_name(per_name_alloc_name); \
static StatCounter alloc_name0(per_name_alloc_name0); \
static StatCounter allocsize_name(per_name_allocsize_name); \
static StatCounter allocsize_name0(per_name_allocsize_name0); \
if (nitems == 0) { \
alloc_name0.log(); \
allocsize_name0.log(_PyObject_VAR_SIZE(cls, nitems)); \
} else { \
alloc_name.log(); \
allocsize_name.log(_PyObject_VAR_SIZE(cls, nitems)); \
} \
}
#else
#define ALLOC_STATS(cls)
#define ALLOC_STATS_VAR(cls)
#endif
// In the simple cases, we can inline the fast paths of the following methods and improve allocation speed quite a bit:
// - Box::operator new
// - cls->tp_alloc
// - PyType_GenericAlloc
// - PyObject_Init
// The restrictions on when you can use the SIMPLE (ie fast) variant are encoded as
// asserts in the 1-arg operator new function:
// A faster version that can be used for classes that can use "FAST" operator new
#define DEFAULT_CLASS_SIMPLE(default_cls, is_gc) \
void* operator new(size_t size, BoxedClass * cls) __attribute__((visibility("default"))) { \
return Box::operator new(size, cls); \
} \
void* operator new(size_t size) __attribute__((visibility("default"))) { \
ALLOC_STATS(default_cls); \
assert(default_cls->tp_alloc == PyType_GenericAlloc); \
assert(default_cls->tp_itemsize == 0); \
assert(default_cls->tp_basicsize == size); \
assert(default_cls->is_pyston_class); \
assert(default_cls->attrs_offset == 0); \
assert(is_gc == PyType_IS_GC(default_cls)); \
bool is_heaptype = false; \
assert(is_heaptype == (bool)(default_cls->tp_flags & Py_TPFLAGS_HEAPTYPE)); \
\
/* Don't allocate classes through this -- we need to keep track of all class objects. */
\
assert(default_cls != type_cls); \
\
/* note: we want to use size instead of tp_basicsize, since size is a compile-time constant */
\
void* mem; \
if (is_gc) \
mem = _PyObject_GC_Malloc(size); \
else \
mem = PyObject_MALLOC(size); \
assert(mem); \
\
Box* rtn = static_cast<Box*>(mem); \
\
if (is_heaptype) \
Py_INCREF(default_cls); \
\
PyObject_INIT(rtn, default_cls); \
\
if (is_gc) \
_PyObject_GC_TRACK(rtn); \
\
return rtn; \
/* TODO: there should be a way to not have to do this nested inlining by hand */
\
}
void* operator new(size_t size) __attribute__((visibility("default"))) { return newFast<is_gc>(size, default_cls); }
// This corresponds to CPython's PyVarObject, for objects with a variable number of "items" that are stored inline.
// For example, strings and tuples store their data in line in the main object allocation, so are BoxVars. Lists,
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@@ -938,6 +952,7 @@ static_assert(offsetof(BoxVar, ob_size) == offsetof(struct _varobject, ob_size),
return BoxVar::operator new(size, default_cls, nitems); \
}
// TODO: extract out newFastVar like we did with newFast
#define DEFAULT_CLASS_VAR_SIMPLE(default_cls, itemsize) \
static_assert(itemsize > 0, ""); \
inline void _base_check() { \
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@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ BoxedDictIterator::BoxedDictIterator(BoxedDict* d) : d(d), it(d->d.begin()), itE
Box
*
dict_iter
(
Box
*
s
)
noexcept
{
assert
(
PyDict_Check
(
s
));
BoxedDict
*
self
=
static_cast
<
BoxedDict
*>
(
s
);
return
new
(
&
PyDictIterKey_Type
)
BoxedDictIterator
(
self
);
return
new
(
&
PyDictIterKey_Type
,
FAST_GC
)
BoxedDictIterator
(
self
);
}
Box
*
dictIterKeys
(
Box
*
s
)
{
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@@ -36,13 +36,13 @@ Box* dictIterKeys(Box* s) {
Box
*
dictIterValues
(
Box
*
s
)
{
assert
(
PyDict_Check
(
s
));
BoxedDict
*
self
=
static_cast
<
BoxedDict
*>
(
s
);
return
new
(
&
PyDictIterValue_Type
)
BoxedDictIterator
(
self
);
return
new
(
&
PyDictIterValue_Type
,
FAST_GC
)
BoxedDictIterator
(
self
);
}
Box
*
dictIterItems
(
Box
*
s
)
{
assert
(
PyDict_Check
(
s
));
BoxedDict
*
self
=
static_cast
<
BoxedDict
*>
(
s
);
return
new
(
&
PyDictIterItem_Type
)
BoxedDictIterator
(
self
);
return
new
(
&
PyDictIterItem_Type
,
FAST_GC
)
BoxedDictIterator
(
self
);
}
Box
*
dictIterIter
(
Box
*
s
)
{
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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ Box* listIterIter(Box* s) {
Box
*
listIter
(
Box
*
s
)
noexcept
{
assert
(
PyList_Check
(
s
));
BoxedList
*
self
=
static_cast
<
BoxedList
*>
(
s
);
return
new
BoxedListIterator
(
self
,
0
);
return
new
(
list_iterator_cls
,
FAST_GC
)
BoxedListIterator
(
self
,
0
);
}
Box
*
listiterHasnext
(
Box
*
s
)
{
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@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ Box* listiter_next(Box* s) noexcept {
Box
*
listReversed
(
Box
*
s
)
{
assert
(
PyList_Check
(
s
));
BoxedList
*
self
=
static_cast
<
BoxedList
*>
(
s
);
return
new
(
list_reverse_iterator_cls
)
BoxedListIterator
(
self
,
self
->
size
-
1
);
return
new
(
list_reverse_iterator_cls
,
FAST_GC
)
BoxedListIterator
(
self
,
self
->
size
-
1
);
}
Box
*
listreviterHasnext
(
Box
*
s
)
{
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@@ -28,8 +28,6 @@ public:
int
pos
;
BoxedListIterator
(
BoxedList
*
l
,
int
start
);
DEFAULT_CLASS
(
list_iterator_cls
);
static
void
dealloc
(
BoxedListIterator
*
o
)
noexcept
{
PyObject_GC_UnTrack
(
o
);
Py_XDECREF
(
o
->
l
);
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@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ public:
BoxedLong
()
__attribute__
((
visibility
(
"default"
)))
{}
DEFAULT_CLASS
(
long_cls
);
DEFAULT_CLASS
_SIMPLE
(
long_cls
,
false
);
};
extern
"C"
Box
*
createLong
(
llvm
::
StringRef
s
);
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@@ -2217,7 +2217,7 @@ public:
b
=
NULL
;
}
DEFAULT_CLASS
(
attrwrapper_cls
);
DEFAULT_CLASS
_SIMPLE
(
attrwrapper_cls
,
true
);
BORROWED
(
Box
*
)
getUnderlying
()
{
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@@ -281,6 +281,42 @@ protected:
friend
void
setupThread
();
};
template
<
bool
is_gc
>
void
*
Box
::
newFast
(
size_t
size
,
BoxedClass
*
cls
)
{
ALLOC_STATS
(
cls
);
assert
(
cls
->
tp_alloc
==
PyType_GenericAlloc
);
assert
(
cls
->
tp_itemsize
==
0
);
assert
(
cls
->
tp_basicsize
==
size
);
assert
(
cls
->
is_pyston_class
);
assert
(
cls
->
attrs_offset
==
0
);
assert
(
is_gc
==
PyType_IS_GC
(
cls
));
bool
is_heaptype
=
false
;
assert
(
is_heaptype
==
(
bool
)(
cls
->
tp_flags
&
Py_TPFLAGS_HEAPTYPE
));
/* Don't allocate classes through this -- we need to keep track of all class objects. */
assert
(
cls
!=
type_cls
);
/* note: we want to use size instead of tp_basicsize, since size is a compile-time constant */
void
*
mem
;
if
(
is_gc
)
mem
=
_PyObject_GC_Malloc
(
size
);
else
mem
=
PyObject_MALLOC
(
size
);
assert
(
mem
);
Box
*
rtn
=
static_cast
<
Box
*>
(
mem
);
if
(
is_heaptype
)
Py_INCREF
(
cls
);
PyObject_INIT
(
rtn
,
cls
);
if
(
is_gc
)
_PyObject_GC_TRACK
(
rtn
);
return
rtn
;
/* TODO: there should be a way to not have to do this nested inlining by hand */
}
// Corresponds to PyHeapTypeObject. Very similar to BoxedClass, but allocates some extra space for
// structures that otherwise might get allocated statically. For instance, tp_as_number for builtin
// types will usually point to a `static PyNumberMethods` object, but for a heap-allocated class it
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