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Hi all,
at the language summit many people told me that the HPy team should try to
communicate more with the CPython developers, so let's try :).
In HPy we want to design an API to build bytes/str objects in two steps, to
avoid the problem that currently in CPython they are not really immutable.
Before making any proposal, I spent quite a lot of time in researching how
the current API are used to construct bytes/str objects, and I summarized
my results here:
https://docs.hpyproject.org/en/latest/misc/str-builder-api.html
I think that my survey could be interesting for the people in this ML,
independently of HPy.
That said, I also opened an issue where to discuss concrete proposals for
the HPy API to do that: https://github.com/hpyproject/hpy/issues/214
I would be glad to receive comments and suggestions about that, and
especially to know whether I missed some important use case in my analysis.
Also, if you think that these kind of mails are off-topic in this ML,
please let me know and I'll stop.
Antonio
Hey all,
For my research, IBM wrote a tracing GC for CPython and I was trying out
some ideas on how we would support the CAPI.
I know about handles used in HPy but I felt they can actually incur
allocation overhead and use more memory.
Instead, I thought of changing the semantics of the union type (PyObject)
to not point to internal structures and use a stack for sharing data
between Python and C. There can be one push function for each Python type
with a direct representation in C: Py_pushInteger for ints, etc. When a C
function returns, all values in the stack are returned to Python as the
results of the C function. Assuming we can have a way of returning multiple
values in Python.
Specifically, change
typedef struct Object *PyObject;
To:
typedef unsigned int PyObject;
Where now PyObject becomes an index into an internal array that stored all
values that had to be given to. This means that when a value is in that
array, it would not be collected by Python. When the C function returns its
whole array is erased, and the values used by the function are collected.
This setup gets us a reliable Union type (PyObject), the garbage collector
can also move objects. I think that backward compatibility can easily be
implemented using macros.
What is some feedback on this approach and am I overconfident of having
reasonable backward compatibility? Also, can this experiment uncover any
insights that CPython would find useful?
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Joannah Nanjekye
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