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Minor · Stop calling user constructors when materializing Structure and POINTER… · function.rs:1674-1676
crates/vm/src/stdlib/_ctypes/function.rs:1674-1676
Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff Stop calling user constructors when materializing Structure and POINTER native results.
A native
StructureorUnionrestype is built withPyType::call. That call runs the subclass__new__and__init__after the native call returns. If__init__requires arguments, the call raisesTypeErrorand the foreign call's result is lost. The POINTER branch calls the class with no arguments before setting the pointer. Build these results without invoking Python constructors, as the simple-subclass branch does.
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Minor · Check HRESULT results when restype is Noneor a pointer. ·function.rs:1766-1768
crates/vm/src/stdlib/_ctypes/function.rs:1766-1768
Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff Check HRESULT results when restype is
Noneor a pointer.When
FUNCFLAG_HRESULTis set on Windows, the HRESULT check runs only forCallValue::Scalarresults. ANonerestype producesCallValue::Void, and the call returnsNonewithout checking the native return. A pointer restype bypasses the check the same way. The flag is meant to request HRESULT checking, so these configurations can return a failed HRESULT as a normal result.This path existed before this change. The change moves the trigger from the restype name to the flag, but the
Scalar-only condition is unchanged.
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extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_ctypes.py: 1
1418-1424:Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win Add a test for reassigning
restypeduring an active call.
test_callback_replaces_checkerchangesChecked._check_retval_inside the callback. It does not reassignfunction.restype, and no test in this file reassignsrestypeduring a native call. A regression that reads the function's checker after the native call would pass the current tests. The suggested test covers that path.Suggested test
function = ctypes.CFUNCTYPE(c_int)(callback) function.restype = Checked self.assertEqual(function(), ("old", 23)) + def test_callback_replaces_function_checker(self): + class Checked(c_int): + _check_retval_ = staticmethod(lambda value: ("old", value.value)) + + class Replacement(c_int): + _check_retval_ = staticmethod(lambda value: ("new", value.value)) + + def callback(): + function.restype = Replacement + return 23 + + function = ctypes.CFUNCTYPE(c_int)(callback) + function.restype = Checked + self.assertEqual(function(), ("old", 23)) + self.assertEqual(function(), ("new", 23)) + def test_direct_simple_checker_receives_scalar(self):
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Review comments at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_ctypes/function.rs:
- Around line 961-964: Update the `class_restype` fallback derived from
`cls.stg_info_opt()` so a callable class without its own `_restype_` uses the
caller’s default C `int` return type instead of void; preserve any explicitly
configured class-local return type.
- Around line 1205-1207: Update extract_call_info so each call obtains restype
and checker as a coherent snapshot, preventing a call from pairing values from
opposite sides of set_restype’s update. Preserve set_restype’s existing write
order and ensure the synchronization keeps the old restype visible while the old
checker is finalized; establish the appropriate mechanism without weakening
these constraints.
- Around line 1680-1685: Update PyCFuncPtr::call and build_result to pass the
argument keep owners into result conversion, and store them in the result
wrapper’s objects slot alongside any retained py_object owner. Ensure the
PyCSimple subclass branch in convert_raw_result for z and Z keeps those owners
alive; do not replace the subclass result with a copied bytes value.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_ctypes/function.rs:
- Around line 1674-1676: Update native Structure, Union, and POINTER result
materialization to allocate instances without invoking subclass __new__ or
__init__, following the constructor-bypassing approach used in the PyCSimple
restype branch. Ensure POINTER results have their native pointer assigned after
allocation, and preserve existing result ownership and wrapping behavior.
- Around line 1766-1768: Update the HRESULT handling around
call_info.check_hresult so FUNCFLAG_HRESULT checks the native return for void
and pointer results as well as CallValue::Scalar. Use the native return value
available in each result path for the check, while preserving the requested
restype’s normal returned value.
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Review comments at @extra_tests/snippets/stdlib_ctypes.py:
- Around line 1418-1424: Add a test alongside test_callback_replaces_checker
that reassigns function.restype from inside the callback. Verify the active call
uses the original checker and a subsequent call uses the replacement checker,
covering checker selection across an in-progress native call.
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| let (class_restype, class_checker) = cls | ||
| .stg_info_opt() | ||
| .map(|info| (info.restype.clone(), info.checker.clone())) | ||
| .unwrap_or_default(); |
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Give callables with no class-local _restype_ the same default as the caller: C int.
A subclass without its own _restype_ now builds a void callback thunk when it is constructed from a callable. Calling that instance reads an int result, but the callback never writes one. Callers receive an unspecified integer instead of the Python return value.
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Review comment at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_ctypes/function.rs around lines 961 -
964:
Update the `class_restype` fallback derived from `cls.stg_info_opt()` so a
callable class without its own `_restype_` uses the caller’s default C `int`
return type instead of void; preserve any explicitly configured class-local
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| let (restype_obj, checker) = { | ||
| let restype = zelf.restype.read(); | ||
| let checker = zelf.checker.read(); |
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Read restype and checker as one coherent snapshot for each call.
extract_call_info reads restype and then checker in separate reads. set_restype writes checker before it writes restype. A call that reads between those writes can pair the old restype with the new checker. build_result then applies the new checker to a result converted with the old type. That call can raise an exception or return a wrong conversion.
Keep each call's snapshot of restype and checker coherent. Keep the existing setter write order. The finalizer regression tests require the old restype to stay visible while the old checker is finalized.
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1207:
Update extract_call_info so each call obtains restype and checker as a coherent
snapshot, preventing a call from pairing values from opposite sides of
set_restype’s update. Preserve set_restype’s existing write order and ensure the
synchronization keeps the old restype visible while the old checker is
finalized; establish the appropriate mechanism without weakening these
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| } else { | ||
| None | ||
| }; | ||
| let mut bytes = vec![0; storage_size]; | ||
| write_prefix_limited(&mut bytes, &result_bytes, result_size); | ||
| return PyCSimple(PyCData::from_bytes(bytes, objects)) |
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Keep argument buffers alive for c_char_p and c_wchar_p subclass results.
The PyCSimple subclass branch in convert_raw_result passes objects as None for z and Z. The argument keep owners remain in the local arguments vector in PyCFuncPtr::call, and build_result does not receive them. If the native function returns a pointer into a z or Z argument buffer, that buffer is freed when call returns. Reading .value on the result then reads freed memory. The removed scalar path copied the string before the owners were dropped, and this branch does not.
Pass the argument keep owners into build_result. Store them in the result wrapper's objects slot, together with any py_object owner the call already retains. Copying the string into a Python bytes object does not fix this. That copy is not a c_char_p subclass instance, and the wrapper would still need an owner for the buffer its pointer uses.
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- Around line 974-979: Update extract_call_info and the argtypes getter to read
the class-level signature from cached StgInfo.argtypes instead of the live
_argtypes_ attribute, keeping ordinary calls and callbacks consistent when the
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GetErrorInfo when InterfaceSupportsErrorInfo returns S_OK. · ctypes.rs:3852-3858
crates/host_env/src/ctypes.rs:3852-3858
Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win Only call
GetErrorInfowhenInterfaceSupportsErrorInforeturnsS_OK.The status check at this site only returns early for negative values. An
S_FALSEresult, which means the object does not supportIErrorInfofor this IID, still reachesGetErrorInfo. That call can take unrelated or stale thread error information and attach it to the raisedCOMError. The Windows contract allowsGetErrorInfoonly afterS_OK. Gate on success equal to zero, which coversS_OKand rejectsS_FALSEand failure codes.Suggested fix
- if status < 0 { + if status != 0 { // S_OK return details;
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Use exact types for OSError dispatch, set representation and ctypes simple bases. Replace the HRESULT name heuristic with cached return-checker semantics and use real inheritance for initializer diagnostics. Add Python regressions for spoofed names, renaming, checker caching and native result allocation. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex:model-not-exposed
Use the primary simple base, class-local restype metadata, and sequential checker replacement with reentrant operation exclusion. Cover the corresponding Python behavior in existing snippets. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex:model-not-exposed
Match deletion finalizer order and restore class metadata. Use native HRESULT errors, retrieve COM error details with explicit resource ownership, preserve mutable IID behavior, and match COMError and FormatError semantics. Retire the COM IID expected-failure marker through update_lib without changing assertions. Linux build, six snippets, 17 focused parity cases, 250 concurrent setter rounds, and canonical tests pass. Windows behavior is source-reviewed and native-helper mock checked, but not executed on Windows. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex:model-not-exposed
Reject missing callback argtypes as CPython does. Keep absent restype distinct from explicit None and reject it safely; CPython 3.15 crashes in this case, so this guard is intentionally not claimed as runtime parity. Preserve independent call snapshots and borrowed pointer-result ownership matching CPython. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex:model-not-exposed
Match CPython class metadata fallback in call preparation and the argtypes getter. Extend existing callback metadata regressions to native-address instances, missing class-local metadata, and instance override reset. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex:model-not-exposed
Fix Windows E0603 by using the canonical builtins re-export. The same slot_init expression was checked with an external metadata-only Rust probe; behavior is unchanged. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex:model-not-exposed
Define COMError through the native exception macros so its initializer has a wrapper descriptor inherited by Python subclasses. Preserve the heap and immutable flags, public docstring, exact arity, attribute assignment order, and final BaseException args. Assisted-by: OpenAI Codex:model version not exposed
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