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Align profiler bindings and capability checks with Python 3.15 - #9340
Continue extracting profiler work from #8954, preserving the offline argument-binding and finite-EOF fixes already in this PR.
Accept writer keywords and numeric protocols while preserving float-subclass payloads and conversion order.
Preserve CPython's finite-EOF decoding windows with checked offsets, allocation limits and cursor bounds.
Add is_python_process with bounded CPython runtime-cookie discovery for Linux, macOS and Windows, plus the platform build capability export. Detection uses runtime metadata, not a constant result or process-name-only heuristic.
Import CPython 3.15 d220409a13b77de7a6c30abe16ea90db01528edc's two remote-debugging support helpers and full test_external_inspection through the official updater. Add a conservative selected-function importer so unrelated support helpers remain unchanged.
RemoteUnwinder remains unsupported. The canonical upstream capability gate is preserved without a RustPython-specific skip guard, fake platform/capability or removed API.
Validation
Final head 4961cfbb: default Linux CLI build, strict host_env/stdlib library Clippy (--lib -- -D warnings) and normal commit hooks passed.
28 deterministic object-parser, in-memory reader and budget observations passed on the locator source imported here.
Official-updater tooling: 23 tests and Ruff checks passed; canonical bytes and unrelated support-byte preservation verified.
Seven pre-backend binding/conversion observations passed in both pinned CPython and the sealed final candidate. Types, callbacks and sentinel identity match; existing error-wording differences are recorded.
One normal canonical import produced all five upstream class skip markers and the expected cached helper behavior. Its captured result was accepted by separately reviewed offline verification after a validation-only bootstrap-origin mismatch; the original failed guard receipt remains preserved. This is import/decorator evidence, not execution of the live tests.
The earlier 36d6bf9 standalone source passed 39 offline comparisons and 14 existing binary-format methods, including the finite-EOF regressions.
Remaining limits
The CPython owned-child positive detector control returned False; the candidate live-process matrix was therefore not run. Positive detection and native macOS/Windows compilation/runtime remain unvalidated locally. No unwinder, full-suite, baseline-run or all-green CI claim is made. The canonical observation's supplemental verification establishes matching endpoints, not continuous immutability or runtime object identity.
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New Features
Added the ability to check whether a process is running Python.
Selective library migration can now copy chosen top-level functions, with checks for source and destination changes.
Bug Fixes
Exit details can include optional exception values and tracebacks.
Profiling accepts Python values for sample timestamps, durations, and sample rates.
Profile data with string or frame tables extending beyond the statistics section can now be read.
Compile warnings retain the requested filename, and warning-hook exceptions are preserved.
Added an indicator for process memory read support.
Accept the canonical keyword names for binary sample writes and native
context exits. Resolve the argument layout before numeric callbacks,
then preserve float-subclass payloads while accepting numeric protocols
for required and optional profile statistics.
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Preserve the original mega branch's zero-valued process_vm_readv
capability export. The native live unwinder remains unsupported; this
restores the public feature query without claiming live inspection support
or changing canonical test helpers.
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The PR adds host-side Python process detection on Linux, macOS, and Windows and exposes it through the stdlib remote-debugging module. It also changes profiler parsing, compiler warning filename handling, and selective function migration.
Changes: Remote debugging and profiler behavior
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Summary
Probe helpers and object-file lookup crates/host_env/src/remote_debugging/common.rs, crates/host_env/src/remote_debugging/object_file.rs, crates/host_env/src/lib.rs, crates/host_env/Cargo.toml, Cargo.toml
Adds shared cookie checks, read budgets, and object-file section lookup. Adds the target-specific dependencies and public module wiring used by the probes.
Platform process probes crates/host_env/src/remote_debugging/linux.rs, crates/host_env/src/remote_debugging/macos.rs, crates/host_env/src/remote_debugging/windows.rs
Adds process-memory and module inspection for Linux, macOS, and Windows. Each probe checks candidate Python runtime memory for the expected cookie and applies bounded reads.
Python remote-debugging API crates/host_env/src/remote_debugging/mod.rs, crates/stdlib/src/_remote_debugging.rs, crates/stdlib/src/_remote_debugging/binary.rs
Adds the Python-process check and capability constant. Updates profiler argument binding and numeric conversions. The binary reader extends table cursors to EOF and removes the parsed-end boundary check; zstd rejection remains unchanged.
Compiler warnings retain the original filename object when available and use it when creating warning exceptions. The symtable path assigns the requested filename to converted compile errors and propagates warning-hook exceptions without changing their attributes.
Selective function migration
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Function selection and validation scripts/update_lib/cmd_migrate.py
Adds copying of selected complete top-level functions. Validates dependencies, exports, anchors, and migration hashes before writing, without importing or executing the modules.
CLI wiring and migration tests scripts/update_lib/cmd_migrate.py, scripts/update_lib/tests/test_selected_functions.py
Adds the --functions mode, makes it mutually exclusive with --assignments, and tests copying, validation failures, hash checks, and destination-change handling.
Cranelift dependency update
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Workspace Cranelift versions Cargo.toml
Updates the workspace Cranelift dependency versions from 0.135.0 to 0.136.3.
sequenceDiagram
participant PythonCaller
participant StdlibRemoteDebugging
participant HostEnv
participant TargetProcess
PythonCaller->>StdlibRemoteDebugging: call is_python_process(pid)
StdlibRemoteDebugging->>HostEnv: convert pid and request process check
HostEnv->>TargetProcess: inspect mappings or modules and read candidate memory
TargetProcess-->>HostEnv: return process memory data
HostEnv-->>StdlibRemoteDebugging: return probe result
StdlibRemoteDebugging-->>PythonCaller: return boolean
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Possibly related issues
RustPython/RustPython#6839: This PR updates _remote_debugging argument handling and binary parsing, which are part of the broader Python 3.15 standard-library alignment scope described by the issue.
Possibly related PRs
RustPython/RustPython#9282: The PRs change the same compiler warning and symtable handling in compile.rs and _symtable.rs.
On Linux the module reports live process-reading support although live profiling is not implemented. Consumers and tests that check this flag would take a path that fails. Set the constant to 0 before merging. Separately, the migration helper can misplace copied functions in files that contain form-feed or Unicode line-separator characters.
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Docstring coverage is 10.26% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 78 functions across 13 files. (2 skipped:…
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The title "Align profiler bindings and capability checks with Python 3.15" partially matches the changeset. The PR objectives describe aligning offline profiler argument binding (keyword args for writ…
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The title "Align profiler bindings and capability checks with Python 3.15" partially matches the changeset. The PR objectives describe aligning offline profiler argument binding (keyword args for write_sample, exit parameter names, set_stats numeric protocols), restoring PROCESS_VM_READV_SUPPORTED = 0, and restoring CPython finite-EOF table-count windows. However, the raw summary shows a much broader diff: a new remote-debugging host_env module with Linux, macOS, and Windows probes, new Cargo dependencies (mach2, object, Cranelift upgrade), compiler warning filename changes in vm/compile.rs, symtable changes, and a scripts/update_lib migration tool with selected-function copying. The title covers the profiler binding part but omits the large host-environment probing additions and the unrelated compiler, symtable, and scripts changes. The title is therefore related to a real part of the change but does not name the main point of the full changeset.
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Docstring coverage is 10.26% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 78 functions across 13 files. (2 skipped: 2 unsupported.)
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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Match CPython's EOF-wide table count and decoding windows while retaining
checked offsets, allocation limits, cursor bounds, and replay checks.
This restores the original mega's finite-file contract without changing
canonical tests or the already validated argument-binding implementation.
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Add hash-pinned function selection to the official Lib migration tool,
preserving canonical source bytes and rejecting ambiguous dependencies.
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Add native runtime-cookie detection and import the exact Python 3.15
inspection helpers and tests through the official Lib migration tool.
Preserve the offline profiler argument and finite-EOF corrections.
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Merge the existing RustPython#9340 head without changing the independently reviewed
source tree. Keep the original offline profiler commits in history.
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Review comments at @crates/host_env/src/remote_debugging/mod.rs:
- Around line 36-37: Set PROCESS_VM_READV_SUPPORTED to 0 so consumers do not
select live inspection while RemoteUnwinder remains unimplemented; leave the
process_vm_readv path in is_python_process unchanged.
Review comments at @scripts/update_lib/cmd_migrate.py:
- Line 444: Replace the splitlines(True) calls used to build source and
destination line lists in the migration flow and copy_selected_assignments with
line splitting that recognizes only \n, \r, and \r\n, preserving line endings so
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Set PROCESS_VM_READV_SUPPORTED to 0 until live profiling exists.
The constant evaluates to 1 on non-uclibc Linux. The PR objective says it should be restored to 0. The Rust stdlib module re-exports this value, and its only RemoteUnwinder constructor always raises NotImplementedError. Consumers that gate live inspection on the constant can therefore select a path that fails on Linux, instead of skipping it.
Proposed fix
--- "a/crates/host_env/src/remote_debugging/mod.rs"+++ "b/crates/host_env/src/remote_debugging/mod.rs"@@ -33,8 +33,8 @@
))]
use common::{ReadBudget, RemoteRead, has_cookie, invalid_data, stops_probe};
-pub const PROCESS_VM_READV_SUPPORTED: u8 =- cfg!(all(target_os = "linux", not(target_env = "uclibc"))) as u8;+// Live stack unwinding is not implemented; do not advertise it.+pub const PROCESS_VM_READV_SUPPORTED: u8 = 0;
pub fn is_python_process(pid: i32) -> bool {
#[cfg(all(target_os = "linux", not(target_env = "uclibc")))]
The process_vm_readv read path in linux.rs can stay as an internal detail of is_python_process.
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// Live stack unwinding is not implemented; do not advertise it.
pubconstPROCESS_VM_READV_SUPPORTED:u8 = 0;
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Set PROCESS_VM_READV_SUPPORTED to 0 so consumers do not select live inspection
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Split source lines the way the AST counts them.
str.splitlines(True) also splits on \x0c, \x1c–\x1e, \x85, \u2028 and \u2029. ast and the tokenizer count lines only at \n, \r and \r\n.
A source or destination file can contain a form feed or a U+2028 character, for example in a string or a page-break comment. In that case source_lines and lines no longer line up with lineno and end_lineno. The slices at Lines 540 and 538, and the insertion offset, then point at the wrong lines. The result can still pass the final ast.parse, so the tool can write a misplaced or truncated function.
The same pattern exists in copy_selected_assignments (Line 260). Fix both together.
Add import io to the module imports. Apply the same change at Line 260.
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Replace the splitlines(True) calls used to build source and destination line
lists in the migration flow and copy_selected_assignments with line splitting
that recognizes only \n, \r, and \r\n, preserving line endings so slices and
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Align offline profiler argument binding with Python 3.15
Align profiler bindings and capability checks with Python 3.15
Oct 24, 2026
Integrate main at 9bd84b2 while preserving the published mega history.
Keep the authentic profiler locator and capabilities from RustPython#9340, set-cycle
GC from RustPython#9343, backward-compatible bytecode tooling from RustPython#9344, package
paths from RustPython#9345, canonical Levenshtein coverage from RustPython#9346, and the safe
full-width None-return scanner from RustPython#9347.
Regenerate support helpers through the official updater from unchanged
CPython d220409a13b7, preserving four exact existing-main neighborhoods.
Retain the newer main specialization/C-stack helpers, Cargo environment
adaptation, prior isolation checks and remaining Python 3.15 updates.
The obsolete manual capability guard is superseded by the genuine API.
Preserve unlanded explicit sharing modes and opcode override support.
Ruff and XML vendor sources remain unchanged.
Validation: normal hooks, locked host_env/VM/stdlib library check and
strict Clippy, and the default CLI build. No target-runtime or full-suite
pass is claimed for this composition.
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Summary
Continue extracting profiler work from #8954, preserving the offline argument-binding and finite-EOF fixes already in this PR.
is_python_processwith bounded CPython runtime-cookie discovery for Linux, macOS and Windows, plus the platform build capability export. Detection uses runtime metadata, not a constant result or process-name-only heuristic.d220409a13b77de7a6c30abe16ea90db01528edc's two remote-debugging support helpers and fulltest_external_inspectionthrough the official updater. Add a conservative selected-function importer so unrelated support helpers remain unchanged.RemoteUnwinderremains unsupported. The canonical upstream capability gate is preserved without a RustPython-specific skip guard, fake platform/capability or removed API.Validation
4961cfbb: default Linux CLI build, stricthost_env/stdliblibrary Clippy (--lib -- -D warnings) and normal commit hooks passed.36d6bf9standalone source passed 39 offline comparisons and 14 existing binary-format methods, including the finite-EOF regressions.Remaining limits
The CPython owned-child positive detector control returned
False; the candidate live-process matrix was therefore not run. Positive detection and native macOS/Windows compilation/runtime remain unvalidated locally. No unwinder, full-suite, baseline-run or all-green CI claim is made. The canonical observation's supplemental verification establishes matching endpoints, not continuous immutability or runtime object identity.AI assistance
OpenAI Codex (model version unavailable) assisted with implementation, review, validation and PR preparation. Local commits include an
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