GH-132532: Add new DSL macros to better declare semantics of exits at ends of instructions/uops.#137098
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Seems correct. My only issue is with all of the new names... naming is hard.
I feel like the chosen names are a bit hard to parse and reason about, and suggested some alternatives. But they're just suggestions, nothing blocking.
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This PR changes adds the ability to de-opt at the end an instruction.
Exits from tier 2 jump to the next instruction in tier 1.
In the case of deopting due to the eval breaker being set,
_Py_HandlePendingis called before resuming tier 1.I am taking this approach instead of checking the eval breaker before each call, as this does not cause any observable behavior change. For comparison see https://github.com/python/cpython/compare/main...faster-cpython:cpython:check-periodic-before-call?expand=1, noting the necessary changes to tests and threading module.
Although this approach adds a bit more complexity to the optimizer, it doesn't need any changes to the library or tests.