type trees #7
type trees #7
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WalkthroughThe changes integrate interned type trees into the Zend Engine’s type handling process. Internal APIs now utilize a new structure and associated functions to normalize and compare complex type information. Several function signatures and macros have been updated across compilation, execution, and JIT helper modules to include a new type tree parameter. Additionally, minor formatting and readability improvements have been applied. Changes
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participant Caller as Compiler/Registrar
participant Norm as zend_normalize_internal_type
participant Converter as zend_type_to_interned_tree
participant Executor as zend_check_type_slow
participant Checker as zend_type_node_matches
Caller->>Norm: Normalize type information
Norm->>Converter: Convert zend_type to interned type tree
Converter-->>Norm: Return interned tree
Norm-->>Caller: Provide normalized type_tree
Caller->>Executor: Call function with type_tree
Executor->>Checker: Validate type match using interned tree
Checker-->>Executor: Return matching result
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Zend/zend_API.c (2)
2901-2901: Consider concurrency protections for the global static pointer.Declaring this file-wide static
HashTable *interned_type_treecould introduce concurrency issues in multi-threaded environments, as multiple threads might access or modify it without synchronization.
2903-2909: Check for potential integer overflow and reallocation overhead.The macro
ADD_TO_TREErepeatedly grows the array viaerealloc. While simple, this could be costly if invoked in a large loop. Also ensure that(count + 1)multiplication bysizeof(zend_type)can’t overflow.Zend/zend_execute.c (2)
1143-1172: Clarify the numeric return codes inzend_type_node_matches.Currently,
zend_type_node_matchesreturns0for a mismatch,1for a match, and2to indicate “fallback to old logic” for simple types. These magic numbers might confuse future maintainers or lead to subtle bugs. Consider using an enum or well-named constants to express these outcomes more explicitly.
1174-1184: Use a symbolic constant instead ofresult < 2.In
zend_check_type_slow, the check forresult < 2relies on the special “2” code fromzend_type_node_matches. Replacing it with a symbolic constant or a clear enumerated type might enhance readability and reduce the risk of errors if more return values are introduced in the future.
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Zend/zend_vm_execute.h (5)
10806-10806: Consistent update for type checking mechanism.The change replaces
&ret_info->typewithret_info->type_treein the call tozend_check_type_slow(). This aligns with the PR's goal of integrating interned type trees into the Zend Engine's type handling process.
21543-21543: Consistent update for type checking mechanism.The same pattern of replacing
&ret_info->typewithret_info->type_treeis applied here, maintaining consistency with other changes in the file.
30023-30023: Consistent update for type checking mechanism.This change follows the same pattern of updating the
zend_check_type_slow()call to use the new type tree structure.
37817-37817: Consistent update for type checking mechanism.The change here matches the pattern seen in previous hunks, ensuring consistent implementation across the codebase.
50618-50618:✅ Verification successful
Consistent update for type checking mechanism.
The final instance of this change maintains consistency with all previous updates to the
zend_check_type_slow()function calls.
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Consistent update for type checking mechanism confirmed.
The grep output verifies that all calls to
zend_check_type_slow()—including the final instance inZend/zend_vm_execute.hand the related usage inZend/zend_vm_def.h—consistently use the updated parameter pattern (i.e. passing&ret_info->type). No outdated invocations were detected.Zend/zend_vm_def.h (1)
4430-4433:❓ Verification inconclusive
Confirm consistent usage of the new parameter.
The newly introducedret_info->type_treeusage appears correct for advanced type verification. However, please verify that every call site ofzend_check_type_slow()in the codebase has been updated to include the new parameter, ensuring consistent type checks and avoiding potential compile or runtime errors.Use this script to find and examine all
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zend_check_type_slowCallsThe change in
Zend/zend_vm_def.h(lines 4430–4433) correctly introduces the newret_info->type_treeparameter for advanced type verification. However, the automated search for all instances ofzend_check_type_slow(failed due to a regex parse error. To ensure consistent usage across the codebase, please verify manually that every call tozend_check_type_slow()has been updated with the new parameter.For improved verification, try running this corrected shell command:
#!/bin/bash # Search for all zend_check_type_slow calls using proper regex escaping rg -A 3 "zend_check_type_slow\\("Review the output for any call sites that may need updating.
ext/zend_test/test.c (1)
1205-1205: Updated structure to include new type_tree field.The code now includes an additional NULL parameter in the
arginfo_zend_test_internal_dnf_argumentsarray. This change aligns with modifications inZend/zend_compile.hwhere a new member,zend_type_node *type_tree, has been added to thezend_internal_arg_infostructure to support interned type trees.Zend/zend_types.h (1)
145-164: Added new type tree structure for enhanced type representation.The addition of the
zend_type_nodestructure andzend_type_node_kindenum creates a foundational construct for representing complex types. This structure allows for:
- Simple types via the
simple_typefield- Union types via the compound structure with
ZEND_TYPE_UNIONkind- Intersection types via the compound structure with
ZEND_TYPE_INTERSECTIONkindThis change enables more efficient handling of complex type information throughout the Zend Engine by creating a hierarchical tree representation of types.
Zend/zend_compile.c (3)
7351-7351: Improved code readability with proper spacing.Adding a blank line here improves the visual separation between logical blocks of code, enhancing readability.
7588-7588: Correctly implementing interned type trees for return types.This addition properly populates the type_tree field by converting the zend_type to an interned tree structure for return type information. This aligns with the PR's objective of integrating interned type trees into the type handling process.
7835-7836: Good practice: Added whitespace and implemented type tree conversion for parameters.The added blank line improves code readability, and the new line correctly populates the type_tree field for parameter information by converting zend_type to an interned tree structure. This is consistent with the implementation for return types.
Zend/zend_execute.h (1)
107-108:✅ Verification successful
API signature updated to support interned type trees.
The function signature for
zend_check_user_type_slowhas been modified to include an additional parameterzend_type_node *type_tree. This change aligns with the broader integration of interned type trees into the Zend Engine's type handling process as described in the PR.
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The new parameter
zend_type_node *type_treehas been consistently applied:
- Declaration in
Zend/zend_execute.h- Definition in
Zend/zend_execute.c- All call sites (e.g., in
ext/opcache/jit/zend_jit_helpers.c) now correctly pass the additional parameterNo further changes are needed.
ext/opcache/jit/zend_jit_helpers.c (2)
1904-1905: Additional type_tree parameter added correctly.The new
arg_info->type_treeparameter has been properly added tozend_check_user_type_slowwhich aligns with the PR objective of integrating interned type trees into the Zend Engine's type handling.
1921-1922: Additional type_tree parameter added correctly.Similar to the previous change, the
arg_info->type_treeparameter has been appropriately added tozend_check_user_type_slowin the return type verification function. This maintains consistency in the type checking implementation.Zend/zend_compile.h (4)
455-455: Type tree field added to zend_property_info structureThe addition of the
zend_type_node *type_treefield enhances the type representation for class properties. This complements the existingzend_type typefield by providing a more structured representation of complex types.
483-483: Type tree field added to zend_internal_arg_info structureThe
type_treefield has been added to the internal function argument information structure, providing a more comprehensive way to represent parameter types for internal functions.
491-491: Type tree field added to zend_arg_info structureThis change mirrors the addition of the
type_treefield to the user function argument information structure, maintaining consistency with the internal function equivalent.
503-503: Type tree field added to zend_internal_function_info structureThe
type_treefield has been added to the internal function information structure, completing the updates to all relevant type-containing structures. This consistent approach ensures that return types can be represented with the same fidelity as parameter and property types.Zend/zend_API.c (5)
2967-3001: Hash function looks good.The custom FNV-1a hashing of
zend_type_nodecomponents appears correct and consistent with typical usage.
3002-3044: Equality check implementation looks valid.Comparing type masks, optional names, and recursively comparing compound type arrays appears logically sound.
3116-3140: Normalization logic is reasonable.Interning type names and converting them into an interned tree is consistent with the approach in the rest of the code. No immediate concerns.
4885-4887: Approach for persistent vs. non-persistent classes looks consistent.Using
zend_normalize_internal_type()for persistent classes andzend_type_to_interned_tree()otherwise fits the pattern seen in other parts of the code for memory and type management.
2941-2966:❓ Verification inconclusive
Verify absence of cyclical references in compound type comparisons.
The recursive calls to compare sub-type nodes could, in theory, risk infinite recursion if there were cyclical references. Ensure there's no cycle creation logic (e.g. by userland code) that might cause an infinite loop.
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The recursive logic in
compare_type_nodesappears to work as intended by iterating over thecompound.typesarray. However, since the heuristic search for union/intersection initializations did not yield results, it’s advisable to manually verify that the compound type creation logic (e.g., forZEND_TYPE_UNIONandZEND_TYPE_INTERSECTION) enforces conditions that prevent cyclical references. Specifically, ensure that:
- Type node constructions do not introduce self-references or indirect cycles.
- The initialization routines for compound types are designed to preclude infinite recursion.
Please review the compound type creation code (likely within the type construction or initialization modules) to confirm that cycle creation is explicitly prevented.
Zend/zend_API.h (7)
131-165: Well-structured addition of type node field to argument information macrosThe changes consistently add a
NULLfield to all argument information macros. This additional field appears to be for the new interned type tree structure, which will enhance PHP's type handling capabilities by normalizing and efficiently comparing complex type information.
170-170: Consistent format update to return type information macroThe
ZEND_BEGIN_ARG_WITH_RETURN_OBJ_INFO_EX2macro is updated with the sameNULLfield pattern as the other argument information macros, maintaining consistency across the codebase.
183-183: Consistent addition of NULL field for return type maskThe
ZEND_BEGIN_ARG_WITH_RETURN_TYPE_MASK_EX2macro is updated to include the newNULLfield, consistent with the pattern established in other macros.
193-193: Consistent implementation for object type mask informationThe macro for object type mask information now includes the
NULLfield for the interned type tree, maintaining consistency with other related macros.
203-203: Type information macro properly updatedThe
ZEND_BEGIN_ARG_WITH_RETURN_TYPE_INFO_EX2macro is correctly modified to include theNULLfield for storing interned type tree information.
216-216: Standard argument info macro correctly updatedThe basic argument info macro is properly updated to include the
NULLfield, completing the consistent pattern of updates across all argument information macros.
451-452: New function added for type tree internmentA new API function
zend_type_to_interned_tree()has been added to convertzend_typeto an interned tree structure. This function is a key component of the new type handling mechanism, allowing for normalized representation and efficient comparison of complex type information.Zend/zend_execute.c (4)
1194-1194: Initialization approach looks fine.The addition of the line initializing
type_maskwithZEND_TYPE_FULL_MASK(*type)appears correct and consistent with existing usage patterns for type masking.
1222-1237: Top-level logic remains coherent.Wrapping the new
type_treeparameter intozend_check_typemaintains the existing logic flow, and delegating tozend_check_type_slowwhen necessary is consistent with the intended refactor. No correctness issues identified.
1241-1245: Consistency withzend_check_type_slowusage.Ensuring
zend_check_user_type_slowsimply passes thetype_treetozend_check_type_slowwithis_internalset to false aligns well with the broader design. The approach here is succinct and appears correct.
1255-1268:✅ Verification successful
Verify
type_treenon-null usage at runtime.Where
ZEND_TYPE_IS_SET(cur_arg_info->type)triggers a call tozend_check_type(&cur_arg_info->type, cur_arg_info->type_tree, ...), confirm thattype_treeis indeed non-null in all cases. If any code path updatestype_treeafter compilation, a safety check or assertion might be warranted to avoid potential null-pointer scenarios.Please run a script to search for assignments to
arg_info->type_treethroughout the codebase, ensuring it’s always initialized before these call paths:
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arg_info->type_treeis always initialized via the call tozend_type_to_interned_tree(arg_info->type)inZend/zend_compile.c. There is no evidence of any code path wheretype_treegoes uninitialized before being used inzend_check_type. No additional runtime check is necessary.
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Zend/zend_types.h (1)
817-821: Helper macro for type tree manipulationThis macro provides a convenient way to dynamically add types to a type list, handling the memory reallocation. It's a useful utility for building type trees.
Consider adding a comment explaining that this macro handles the memory reallocation for the list.
#define ADD_TO_TYPE_TREE(list, count, value) \ do { \ + /* Reallocate memory for the type list and add the new value */ \ list = erealloc(list, sizeof(zend_type) * (count + 1)); \ list[count++] = value; \ } while (0)Zend/zend_API.c (2)
3066-3116: Proactive flattening and deduplication.This function merges child types of the same kind and deduplicates them before interning. The approach is correct. As a potential optimization, if there's only one unique child, you could skip building an extra compound node.
+ // (Optional) Example: If deduped_count == 1, directly reuse the single child node
4886-4889: Unify or clarify function usage.For persistent classes,
zend_normalize_internal_type()is called, otherwisezend_type_to_interned_tree()is used. Both paths ultimately produce interned trees. Consider merging these paths to avoid subtle divergences or unify them into a single utility function, keeping the logic simpler.- property_info->type_tree = zend_normalize_internal_type(&property_info->type); ... - property_info->type_tree = zend_type_to_interned_tree(property_info->type); + // unify into a single function call that detects persistent vs non-persistent usage internally
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Zend/zend.c (1)
1198-1198: Well-placed cleanup call for the new type tree systemThe addition of
zend_type_free_interned_trees()in the shutdown sequence ensures proper cleanup of interned type trees during engine shutdown. This is appropriately placed after other subsystem cleanups like attributes shutdown but before final memory management operations.Zend/zend_types.h (3)
145-146: Forward declaration of new type tree structureA clean forward declaration of the new type node structure that will be used for the type tree system.
147-151: Good enumeration for type node variantsThe enumeration clearly identifies the three possible kinds of type nodes (simple, union, and intersection) which aligns well with PHP's type system capabilities.
153-164: Well-structured type node implementationThe
zend_type_nodestructure is well designed with:
- A discriminator (
kind) to determine the node type- A union that efficiently represents either simple types or compound types
- For compound types, a clean structure with count and array of child nodes
This design allows for recursive representation of complex type expressions.
Zend/zend_API.h (7)
131-165: Systematic update to all argument info macros to include type tree support.All the argument information structure macros have been updated to include an additional
NULLfield for each definition. This change adds support for interned type trees, which provides a more structured approach to handling complex type information in the Zend Engine.This consistent pattern of changes affects the following macro categories:
- Basic argument info macros (ZEND_ARG_INFO, etc.)
- Type-specific argument macros (ZEND_ARG_TYPE_INFO, etc.)
- Object and class-related macros (ZEND_ARG_OBJ_INFO, etc.)
- Special purpose macros (ZEND_ARG_ARRAY_INFO, ZEND_ARG_CALLABLE_INFO)
170-170: Consistent extension of return type info macros for type tree support.The return object info macro has been updated with the same
NULLparameter pattern as argument info macros, maintaining consistency throughout the type system.
183-183: Type mask return info macro updated to match the new type tree schema.The return type mask macro follows the same modification pattern as the other argument and return type macros, adding support for interned type trees.
193-193: Object type mask return info macro updated for type tree compatibility.This complex return type macro now includes the additional
NULLfield, ensuring all parts of the type system are consistently updated.
203-203: Return type info macro aligned with the new type tree structure.The return type info macro now has the same structure as other macro definitions, maintaining consistency across the type system modifications.
216-216: General argument info macro updated with type tree support.The base argument info macro has been updated to follow the consistent pattern of including the additional
NULLfield for interned type trees.
451-453:✅ Verification successful
New type tree API functions added.
Two new functions have been introduced:
zend_type_to_interned_tree()- Converts a zend_type to an interned type tree structurezend_type_free_interned_trees()- Deallocates interned type treesThese functions are essential parts of the type tree integration, providing the ability to convert types to tree structures and properly clean up resources during shutdown.
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Confirmed: New type tree API functions usage verified
The two new functions introduced—
zend_type_to_interned_tree()andzend_type_free_interned_trees()—are being used appropriately across the codebase. The function conversion is leveraged in compilation routines (e.g., in Zend/zend_compile.c) and the cleanup function is correctly invoked during shutdown (e.g., in Zend/zend.c).
zend_type_to_interned_tree()is called in multiple locations (e.g., Zend/zend_compile.c and Zend/zend_API.c), ensuring conversion of type information to the interned type tree.zend_type_free_interned_trees()has its definition and usage confirmed (e.g., Zend/zend_API.c and Zend/zend.c), ensuring proper deallocation during shutdown.These validations confirm that the changes are in line with the intended design and usage, and no additional modifications are needed.
Zend/zend_API.c (6)
2911-2940: Duplicate pointer-based string comparison issue.This logic compares string pointers (line 2925) rather than string content, which can falsely classify distinct but content-identical strings as different. This concern was previously raised in a past review comment. Instead of checking pointer equality (
ZSTR_VAL(a_name) == ZSTR_VAL(b_name)), consider usingzend_string_equals()or a similar safe comparison method.- const int cmp = ZSTR_VAL(a_name) == ZSTR_VAL(b_name); - if (cmp != 0) { - return cmp; - } + const int cmp = zend_string_compare(a_name, b_name); + if (cmp != 0) { + return (cmp < 0) ? -1 : 1; + }
2942-2966: Looks clean and consistent.The function correctly orders type nodes by kind, then either delegates to
compare_simple_typesfor simple types or compares compound arrays for unions/intersections. This provides a clear ordering for complex type sets.
2968-3002: Hashing strategy seems reasonable.Using the FNV-1a hash for the node kind, type mask, and each child is a sound choice. Ensure that collisions are handled by equality checks, which you already do in
zend_type_node_equals.
3003-3044: Equality check for type nodes is well-structured.The function consistently checks the kind, compares masks/names for simple types, and recursively checks union/intersection children. This thorough approach should guarantee accurate equality results.
3117-3141: Good handling of literal and list-based internal types.This function normalizes named types into interned strings, then delegates to
zend_type_to_interned_tree(). The assertion to disallow “resource” within type masks is helpful. Consider gracefully skipping or warning for any unexpected type codes in production builds instead of asserting.
3046-3065:❓ Verification inconclusive
Potential concurrency concern.
intern_type_node()reuses or inserts nodes into the globalinterned_type_treehashtable. If this code can be invoked in parallel, it could cause data races. If Zend is single-threaded or tokens are locked beforehand, it may be fine; otherwise, add synchronization.
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Concurrency impact review – verification required
Based on the search results, all usages of
intern_type_node()appear within the same file (with one instance showing recursive invocation), and there is no direct evidence from this search that it’s concurrently invoked from multiple threads. However, given thatintern_type_node()accesses and modifies the globalinterned_type_treewithout any synchronization, it remains important to ensure that this code is only ever executed in a single-threaded context—or, if Zend’s thread-safe (ZTS) build is enabled and concurrent access is possible, to add appropriate locking around these operations.
Current observations:
- The function is used recursively within
Zend/zend_API.c.- No explicit parallel invocations were identified in our search output.
Action Item:
Verify that either (a) the execution context guarantees single-threaded access (or that external synchronization is already applied), or (b) introduce synchronization mechanisms (e.g., mutex locks) for thread-safe builds.
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Zend/zend_API.c (8)
2911-2940: LGTM: Well-structured type comparison function.The function logic correctly handles comparison of simple types by checking type mask, class names, and nullable flags in a consistent order.
2942-2966: LGTM: Recursive type node comparison follows standard patterns.The comparison function correctly handles both simple and compound types, with proper recursion for compound types.
2968-3001: LGTM: Robust hashing algorithm for type nodes.The implementation uses FNV-1a hashing algorithm with appropriate handling of different node types and recursive hashing for compound types.
3003-3044: LGTM: Type node equality check is thorough.The function properly handles pointer equality as an optimization and correctly compares all node properties.
3046-3065: Add locking mechanism to prevent data races.The
intern_type_nodefunction modifies the globalinterned_type_treewithout any synchronization, which could lead to race conditions in multi-threaded environments. Consider implementing a mutex lock for thread safety.
3066-3115: LGTM: Convert zend_type to interned tree with deduplication.The function handles null check, simple types, and compound types correctly. Additionally, it performs sorting and deduplication of child types, which is important for normalization.
3117-3142: LGTM: Updated to return the interned tree.The function has been properly modified to return a
zend_type_node*pointer to the interned tree after normalizing the internal type.
4884-4889: LGTM: Proper type tree initialization in property declaration.The code correctly initializes the property's
type_treefield based on whether the class is a persistent internal class, ensuring proper type representation.
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2904-2913: Watch out for data races on global hashtable during cleanup.
zend_type_free_interned_trees()modifies the globalinterned_type_treewithout synchronization. In multi-threaded contexts, this could lead to race conditions when the hash table is being freed.
3007-3048: LGTM - Good implementation of equality checks for type nodesThe type node equality check is well-structured with appropriate short-circuit logic. First checking if pointers are the same (a == b), then comparing kinds and type details, and recursively comparing compound types. This allows for efficient equality comparisons.
3050-3071: Watch out for data races on global hashtable insertion.
intern_type_node()modifiesinterned_type_treewithout locks. If code runs in multi-threaded contexts, ensure thread safety or clarify usage constraints.
3073-3124: Sort and deduplicate type subtrees correctlyThe implementation of
zend_type_to_interned_treeefficiently handles both simple types and compound types (unions and intersections). It properly flattens compound types of the same kind and deduplicates children after sorting, which is a good practice for normalization.
3126-3151: LGTM - Good refactoring of zend_normalize_internal_typeThe function has been well-refactored to return a type tree node pointer instead of void, leveraging the new type tree infrastructure. The change maintains compatibility with existing code while enhancing the type representation.
4894-4898: LGTM - Property type information is now stored in a structured formatGood implementation of storing type information using the type tree infrastructure. The code properly handles both persistent and non-persistent classes.
Zend/zend_types.h (1)
145-164: Well-designed type tree structure for complex type representation.The introduction of the
zend_type_nodestructure andzend_type_node_kindenum provides a robust framework for representing complex types in PHP's type system, including union and intersection types. The recursive structure allows for nested type relationships.Some considerations for implementation:
- Ensure proper memory management for the
typespointer in compound types- Add validation when accessing union members based on the
kindfield- Consider adding more documentation about usage patterns
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2913-2942:⚠️ Potential issueFix string comparison logic in compare_simple_types
The current implementation has an issue in the string comparison logic. The function
zend_string_equals_ci()returns a boolean value (1 for equal, 0 for not equal), but it's being used as if it returns a comparison result (-1, 0, 1).Apply this fix to correct the comparison behavior:
if (a_has_name && b_has_name) { const zend_string *a_name = ZEND_TYPE_NAME(a); const zend_string *b_name = ZEND_TYPE_NAME(b); - const int cmp = zend_string_equals_ci(a_name, b_name); - if (cmp != 0) { - return cmp; - } + if (!zend_string_equals_ci(a_name, b_name)) { + // Names are not equal, return based on lexicographical order + return strcmp(ZSTR_VAL(a_name), ZSTR_VAL(b_name)) < 0 ? -1 : 1; + } }
3048-3069:⚠️ Potential issueWatch out for data races on global hashtable insertion.
intern_type_node()modifiesinterned_type_treewithout locks. If code runs in multi-threaded contexts, ensure thread safety or clarify usage constraints.
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195-195: Type trees storage added to executor globalsThe addition of the type trees field to executor globals enables runtime access to the type information collected during compilation. Note that there's a small formatting inconsistency with the semicolon placement compared to other declarations (it's placed at the end of the comment rather than after the member name).
Consider adjusting the formatting to match other declarations in this struct:
- HashTable *type_trees /* type trees table */; + HashTable *type_trees; /* type trees table */
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151-151: Type trees are now copied from compiler to executorThis addition ensures that the executor has access to the type trees defined during the compilation phase, following the same pattern used for function and class tables. This is a crucial step for enabling the enhanced type checking system.
Zend/zend_globals.h (1)
97-97: Type trees storage added to compiler globalsThis new member provides storage for interned type trees in the compiler globals, enabling the new type handling functionality. The field is properly documented with a descriptive comment.
Zend/zend_API.c (8)
2901-2911: Properly freeing interned type trees implementation looks good.The new function correctly implements cleanup to prevent memory leaks by iterating through the hash table and freeing complex structures.
2944-2968: Type node comparison logic looks correct.The implementation provides a stable sorting order by first comparing kinds, then the number of types for compound types, and then recursively comparing each type.
2970-3003: Hash function implementation is well designed.The FNV-1a hash algorithm implementation properly accounts for all node properties including recursive hashing for compound types.
3005-3046: Type node equality check is thorough and comprehensive.Good implementation that checks deep equality of type nodes by recursively comparing all properties.
3071-3122: Comprehensive type tree conversion with proper normalization.The implementation handles all edge cases well:
- Empty types return NULL
- Simple types are directly converted
- Compound types are normalized with flattening, sorting, and deduplication
This ensures consistent and efficient type tree representations.
3124-3149: Good extension of normalize_internal_type to use the tree structure.The function maintains its original functionality while adding support for the new type tree system, preserving backward compatibility.
3418-3418: Proper integration of type trees in function registration.Argument info is now properly normalized and associated with type trees.
4893-4896: Correctly handles different class types for property type trees.The code correctly differentiates between internal and user-defined classes when creating type trees for properties, using the appropriate normalization method for each case.
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1115-1118: Remove or finalize commented-out code.These commented-out lines referencing
cache_slotappear to be a leftover or a placeholder. They may cause confusion or lead to unmaintained code. Consider either implementing the logic if needed or removing the commented code to maintain clarity.
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1145-1146: Function signature update looks valid.Including
zend_type_node *type_treeis a sensible approach to handle union/intersection types. No immediate concerns observed; just ensure all call sites are updated accordingly.
1149-1150: Check for null and simple types is well-structured.This early check avoids unnecessary work for simple type scenarios. Good defensive approach.
1151-1154: Union type logic appears correct.Returning
trueon the first successful subtype match is consistent with union semantics.
1156-1157: Returning false when no subtype matches is consistent.This satisfies typical union short-circuit logic.
1159-1165: Intersection type block is well-implemented.All types must succeed hence returning
falseonce any fails is correct for an intersection.
1168-1170: Use of default case is correct.Returning
falsefor unknown type kinds is appropriate to avoid unintended behavior.
1174-1175: Additional check for object types ensures correctness.Fetching the class entry only if the argument is an object is a good guard against incorrect type assumptions.
1176-1182: Object CE checking is valid; consider confirming cache safety.Good use of
instanceof_functionto verify the object satisfies the type. Verify thatPROGRESS_CACHE_SLOT()can't exceed array bounds ifHAVE_CACHE_SLOTis false or if slot usage is out of range.
1184-1184: Type mask extraction looks fine.The new line for extracting the full type mask is straightforward and has no apparent flaws.
1227-1227: Falling back to the slow path is consistent.Delegating to
zend_check_type_slow()for the final type check is a structured approach.
1231-1234: Extended slow-check usage aligns with the updated signature.Using
zend_check_type_slow()with extra parameters for user-type validation is coherent and follows the newly introduced pattern.
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2901-2912:⚠️ Potential issueThread safety concerns with interned type trees.
The
zend_type_free_interned_treesfunction handles cleanup of the global interned type trees, but there's no synchronization mechanism to protect the globalCG(type_trees)from concurrent access during its creation, modification, or destruction.Consider adding appropriate synchronization (mutex/lock) to protect this global data structure in ZTS mode, especially in the
intern_type_nodefunction where additions to the hash table happen.
2925-2933:⚠️ Potential issueFix string comparison logic for correct ordering.
The current comparison code compares memory addresses of strings instead of their content, which is incorrect for non-interned strings with identical content but different memory locations.
Replace the pointer arithmetic with proper string comparison:
- const int cmp = ZSTR_VAL(a_name) - ZSTR_VAL(b_name); - if (cmp != 0) { - return cmp; - } + if (!zend_string_equals_ci(a_name, b_name)) { + // Names are not equal, return based on lexicographical order + return strcmp(ZSTR_VAL(a_name), ZSTR_VAL(b_name)) < 0 ? -1 : 1; + }
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3049-3070: Enhance hash table initialization and check for duplicates.The
intern_type_nodefunction initializes the hash table but doesn't fully check for collisions from different node structures with the same hash.Consider improving the function to handle hash collisions more explicitly by checking for true equality even when hash values match but the nodes are different. This would help prevent potential issues where different structures accidentally share the same hash value.
Also, consider increasing the initial size from 64 if profiling shows that more type nodes are typically interned.
3072-3124: Optimize memory allocation for empty or simple type trees.The
zend_type_to_interned_treefunction allocates memory for children even when it's not needed (for empty types).Consider optimizing memory usage with early returns for simple cases:
+ if (type.type_mask == 0) { + return NULL; + } + + if (!ZEND_TYPE_HAS_LIST(type)) { + zend_type_node *node = pemalloc(sizeof(zend_type_node), 1); + node->kind = ZEND_TYPE_SIMPLE; + node->simple_type = type; + return intern_type_node(node); + }This modification already appears in your code, but make sure it's working as intended by adding tests for edge cases.
3107-3115: Add documentation for sorting and deduplication logic.The code sorts and deduplicates type nodes, but the logic and reasoning behind this approach aren't documented.
Add comments explaining why sorting and deduplication are necessary for the type tree structure, particularly for future maintainers who might not understand the rationale behind this approach.
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4895-4898:❓ Verification inconclusive
Ensure consistent error handling for property type trees.
The modified code assigns interned type trees to property info structures but doesn't include explicit error handling if the tree creation fails.
Verify that the
zend_type_to_interned_treefunction handles all error cases properly and won't return NULL for valid inputs. Run the following script to check for NULL checks when using property type trees:
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zend_type_to_interned_treeinternally guarantees a non-NULL result for valid inputs, or- Additional explicit NULL checks (e.g., immediately after the assignment to
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2932-2936:⚠️ Potential issueFix pointer-based string comparison to ensure correct ordering.
The current string comparison uses pointer subtraction (
ZSTR_VAL(a_name) - ZSTR_VAL(b_name)), which only checks if the string pointers are equal, not the actual string content. This will cause comparison to fail when two strings have identical content but different memory addresses.Apply this diff to properly compare strings:
-const int cmp = ZSTR_VAL(a_name) - ZSTR_VAL(b_name); -if (cmp != 0) { - return cmp; -} +if (!zend_string_equals_ci(a_name, b_name)) { + return strcmp(ZSTR_VAL(a_name), ZSTR_VAL(b_name)) < 0 ? -1 : 1; +}
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3118-3121: Sort and deduplicate children nodes in a deterministic way.This sorting and deduplication process is a good optimization for the type interning system. Ensuring unique, sorted type representations will improve comparison performance and reduce memory usage by eliminating redundant storage of identical type structures.
3162-3163: Update function return value for compatibility with type trees.The modification of
zend_normalize_internal_type()to return azend_type_node*instead of void correctly implements the integration of the type tree system with the existing type normalization process.
4907-4910: Correctly handle type trees for both persistent and non-persistent classes.The implementation properly distinguishes between persistent and non-persistent classes when initializing type trees, which ensures appropriate memory management based on the class's lifetime.
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ext/gd/libgd/gd.c:2275:14: runtime error: signed integer overflow: 2147483647 + 1 cannot be represented in type 'int'
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#2 0x5d6a21018ca4 in zif_imagecrop /home/dcarlier/Contribs/php-src/ext/gd/gd.c:3575
#3 0x5d6a21e46e7a in ZEND_DO_ICALL_SPEC_RETVAL_USED_HANDLER /home/dcarlier/Contribs/php-src/Zend/zend_vm_execute.h:1337
#4 0x5d6a221188da in execute_ex /home/dcarlier/Contribs/php-src/Zend/zend_vm_execute.h:57246
#5 0x5d6a221366bd in zend_execute /home/dcarlier/Contribs/php-src/Zend/zend_vm_execute.h:61634
#6 0x5d6a21d107a6 in zend_execute_scripts /home/dcarlier/Contribs/php-src/Zend/zend.c:1895
#7 0x5d6a21a63409 in php_execute_script /home/dcarlier/Contribs/php-src/main/main.c:2529
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145-164: Well-designed approach to representing type trees.The addition of the
zend_type_nodestructure andzend_type_node_kindenumeration provides a solid foundation for representing complex type hierarchies including simple types, unions, and intersections. The recursive design allows for nested type expressions.A few considerations for future maintenance:
- Ensure proper memory management for the dynamic array in compound types
- Guard against potential stack overflow with deeply nested type trees
- Consider adding more extensive documentation about usage patterns
Zend/zend_API.c (1)
2920-2949: The type comparison ordering could be more clearly documented.The
compare_simple_typesfunction implements an ordering for type comparison, but the decision to use mask comparisons first, then string names, then nullability isn't explained. Consider adding comments about why this specific ordering was chosen for stable sorting.static int compare_simple_types(const zend_type a, const zend_type b) { + /* Compare types in this specific order: + * 1. Type mask values (for stable numeric ordering) + * 2. Class/type names (if present) + * 3. Nullability flags + */ const uint32_t a_mask = ZEND_TYPE_FULL_MASK(a); const uint32_t b_mask = ZEND_TYPE_FULL_MASK(b);
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4430-4430:❓ Verification inconclusive
Confirm
ret_info->type_treeis allocated before use.Please double-check that
ret_info->type_treeis always initialized prior to invokingzend_check_type_slow(). If it can beNULLor uninitialized in any scenario, this could result in undefined behavior or segmentation faults.To verify, you may run a search for all
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ret_info->type_treeThe search confirms that
ret_info->type_treeis consistently passed to type-checking functions (both the fast and slow variants) in several files (e.g.,Zend/zend_execute.c,Zend/zend_vm_def.h, andZend/zend_vm_execute.h). However, we did not locate any explicit assignments or initializations forret_info->type_treein the search results. Please ensure that all code paths initializing theret_infostructure correctly allocate and assigntype_treeprior to these type-checking calls. This includes verifying that any construction or initialization function forret_infoproperly sets uptype_treeeven in edge cases.Zend/zend_compile.c (3)
7350-7351: Minor formatting improvement noted.The added newline after the assignment to
ast->attrimproves readability by separating this operation from the return statement.
7585-7589: Type tree initialization added.This change adds initialization of the
type_treefield using the newly introducedzend_type_to_interned_treefunction to convert the existing type information into the new interned tree structure. This is part of the core implementation needed for the type trees feature.
7834-7836: Type tree initialization for argument information.Similar to the previous change, this adds initialization of the
type_treefield for argument information objects. The empty line before this initialization improves readability by separating it from the attribute-related code above.Zend/zend_execute.h (1)
107-108:✅ Verification successful
Function signature updated with new type_tree parameter
The function signature for
zend_check_user_type_slowhas been updated to include a new parameterzend_type_node *type_treebetween the existingzend_type *typeandzval *argparameters. This change is aligned with the PR objective of integrating interned type trees into the Zend Engine's type handling process.
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1899-1911: Signature updated to pass type_tree to type checking functionThe function has been updated to include a new parameter to
zend_check_user_type_slow, passingarg_info->type_treeas the second argument. This change is part of the broader integration of interned type trees for type handling in the Zend Engine.
1913-1925: Similar type_tree parameter added to return type checkingThe function has been updated to include the
arg_info->type_treeparameter when callingzend_check_user_type_slow. This ensures consistent type checking behavior for both argument and return type verification, maintaining the PR's objective of integrating type trees for type handling.Zend/zend_API.h (3)
131-165: Consistent pattern of adding type_tree parameter to argument information macros.All the argument information macros have been updated to include a NULL parameter for the type_tree field, which aligns with the overall goal of integrating interned type trees into the Zend Engine's type handling system.
170-216: Return type information macros updated with type_tree field.These return type information macros have been modified to include the NULL parameter for the type_tree field, maintaining consistency with the argument information macros.
451-452: New API functions for type tree handling.Two new functions have been added to support the type tree functionality:
zend_type_to_interned_tree- Converts a zend_type to an interned tree structurezend_type_free_interned_trees- Deallocates interned type nodesThese functions will enable proper management of the new type tree structures throughout the Zend Engine.
Zend/zend_API.c (11)
2901-2918: Well-implemented memory management function for type trees.This new function properly cleans up memory allocated for type tree structures, handling both simple and compound types correctly. It ensures proper string reference counting for interned strings and correctly frees memory based on allocation type.
2977-3010: Good implementation of FNV-1a hash function for type nodes.The hashing function is well-implemented using the FNV-1a algorithm, which is a good choice for hashing structures like this. The function properly handles different node kinds and recursively computes hashes for compound types.
3012-3053: Thorough equality check implementation for type nodes.The equality function correctly handles the recursive nature of type nodes and properly compares both simple and compound types. Good optimization with the early return when pointers are identical.
3086-3138: Good implementation of type tree interning with deduplication.The
zend_type_to_interned_treefunction handles both simple and compound types, with smart flattening of nested compounds of the same kind and deduplication of identical child nodes. The sorting for deterministic output is a nice touch.
3121-3122: Excellent use of sorting for deterministic tree representation.Sorting the nodes ensures that equivalent type representations result in the same interned tree, regardless of the order in which types were originally declared. This is critical for proper deduplication and type comparison.
3123-3129: Efficient deduplication of children nodes.The deduplication logic is efficient and correctly handles the case where sorting might have placed identical nodes next to each other. This is important for memory optimization when dealing with complex type trees.
3140-3164: Good integration with existing type normalization.The function correctly handles the interning of class names and normalizes the types before creating the interned tree, leveraging the existing
zend_new_interned_stringandzend_alloc_ce_cachefunctions for class names.
3434-3434: Critical integration in property type handling.This line updates
property_info->type_treeto use the newly interned type tree system, which is a key point of integration with the existing property system. This change ensures that property types are properly normalized and interned.
4909-4912: Good type handling in property declaration.The implementation correctly differentiates between internal (persistent) and user-defined classes when creating type trees for properties, using the appropriate normalization functions in each case.
3055-3084:❓ Verification inconclusive
Consider thread safety in
intern_type_nodefunction.The function uses a global hash table
CG(type_trees)without explicit locking mechanisms. In ZTS (Zend Thread Safety) mode, this might lead to race conditions if multiple threads try to intern type nodes simultaneously.
🏁 Script executed:
#!/bin/bash # Check if there are any mutex or locking mechanisms related to type_trees in the codebase rg "type_trees.*lock|mutex.*type_trees" --type cLength of output: 50
Thread safety in intern_type_node: Verify Locking Mechanisms
The global hash table
CG(type_trees)is accessed without any explicit locking here. A simple grep for locking patterns related totype_treesdidn't yield any results, which raises the possibility that in a ZTS (Zend Thread Safety) build, concurrent calls tointern_type_nodemight lead to race conditions. Please manually verify that:
- Either this function (or the caller context) applies a higher-level lock protecting
CG(type_trees)in a multithreaded environment.- Or an appropriate locking mechanism is introduced to safeguard the hash table’s initialization and modifications.
File:
Zend/zend_API.c, Lines: 3055–3084
3110-3119:❓ Verification inconclusive
Potential issue with recursive type handling.
When processing child nodes in a compound type, any node of the same kind (union/intersection) gets flattened and its children are directly incorporated. However, there's no protection against cyclic type definitions, which could lead to infinite recursion.
Could PHP type declarations create cyclic references that might cause issues here? For example, through type aliases or generics in future PHP versions?
🌐 Web query:
Can PHP type declarations create cyclic references?💡 Result:
PHP's type declarations themselves do not inherently create cyclic references, but certain coding patterns involving circular dependencies between classes can lead to cyclic references if not managed properly. Here's a breakdown of the key considerations:
1. Circular Dependencies vs Cyclic References
- Circular dependencies occur when classes reference each other through inheritance or composition (e.g., Class A uses Class B, which in turn uses Class A). PHP handles these through autoloaders[2], but requires careful implementation:
// Autoloader allows loading interdependent classes spl_autoload_register(function($class) { if ($class === 'A') class A extends B {} if ($class === 'B') class B extends C {} if ($class === 'C') class C extends A {} });- Cyclic references typically refer to object instances retaining mutual references (e.g.,
$objA->link = $objB; $objB->link = $objA;), which can prevent garbage collection[3].2. Type Declaration Mechanics
PHP's type system allows class/interface references in:
- Method parameters (
function foo(ClassA $param))- Return types (
function bar(): ClassB)- Properties (
private ClassC $prop)While these can create circular dependencies in class definitions, they don't directly cause cyclic references in object instances. PHP 7.4+ handles class loading dependencies through early class registration during inheritance checks[2].
3. Memory Considerations
True cyclic references between object instances can cause memory leaks unless:$foo = new Foo('Foo1'); $bar = new Foo('Foo2'); $foo->setLink($bar); $bar->setLink($foo); // Explicit garbage collection needed gc_collect_cycles(); // Forces cleanup [3]4. Variance Checks
PHP 7.4+ improved handling of circular type dependencies through:
- Three-stage class linking (unlinked → nearly linked → linked)
- Allowing temporary "Schrödinger's class" states during autoloading[2]
Key Takeaways
- Type declarations can participate in circular dependencies between classes, but PHP manages these through autoloader-aware inheritance resolution[2][6]
- Actual cyclic references between object instances require manual garbage collection attention[3]
- Traits with circular references may cause infinite recursion during static analysis[6]
For most applications, PHP's garbage collector and autoloader architecture adequately handle circular patterns, but developers should remain vigilant about object lifecycle management in long-running processes[1][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://devnetwork.net/viewtopic.php?t=59475
- 2: https://www.npopov.com/2021/11/08/Type-variance-in-PHP.html
- 3: https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.oop5.decon.php
- 4: https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.references.php
- 5: https://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.declarations.php
- 6: Trait circular references lead to endless recursion phpstan/phpstan#8082
Attention: Review of Recursive Type Flattening in
zend_API.cThe current implementation of type flattening in the compound type handling does not include explicit safeguards against cyclic type definitions. Our web query confirms that PHP’s type declarations by themselves don’t inherently create cyclic references. However, while PHP internally manages circular dependencies gracefully with current mechanisms, there is a theoretical risk if future language features (e.g., generics or enhanced type aliases) allow self-referential or cyclic type definitions.
- The code assumes a tree-like structure without cycles when flattening nodes of the same kind.
- Though PHP's current type system avoids such cycles, consider whether additional checks should be introduced to prevent potential infinite recursion if cyclic definitions ever occur.
Please verify that cycles are not possible (or are well-handled) in the context where this flattening logic is used.
| const zend_string *a_name = ZEND_TYPE_NAME(a); | ||
| const zend_string *b_name = ZEND_TYPE_NAME(b); | ||
| const int cmp = ZSTR_VAL(a_name) - ZSTR_VAL(b_name); | ||
| if (cmp != 0) { | ||
| return cmp; | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Potential bug in type name comparison logic.
The current implementation compares string pointers (ZSTR_VAL(a_name) - ZSTR_VAL(b_name)) rather than string contents. This works if the strings are interned but could fail otherwise. A safer approach would be to use zend_string_equals_ci() as is done in zend_type_node_equals().
- const int cmp = ZSTR_VAL(a_name) - ZSTR_VAL(b_name);
- if (cmp != 0) {
- return cmp;
- }
+ /* Use case-insensitive comparison for type names,
+ * as PHP type declarations are case-insensitive */
+ int result = zend_binary_strcasecmp(
+ ZSTR_VAL(a_name), ZSTR_LEN(a_name),
+ ZSTR_VAL(b_name), ZSTR_LEN(b_name));
+ if (result != 0) {
+ return result;
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| const zend_string *a_name = ZEND_TYPE_NAME(a); | |
| const zend_string *b_name = ZEND_TYPE_NAME(b); | |
| const int cmp = ZSTR_VAL(a_name) - ZSTR_VAL(b_name); | |
| if (cmp != 0) { | |
| return cmp; | |
| } | |
| } | |
| const zend_string *a_name = ZEND_TYPE_NAME(a); | |
| const zend_string *b_name = ZEND_TYPE_NAME(b); | |
| /* Use case-insensitive comparison for type names, | |
| * as PHP type declarations are case-insensitive */ | |
| int result = zend_binary_strcasecmp( | |
| ZSTR_VAL(a_name), ZSTR_LEN(a_name), | |
| ZSTR_VAL(b_name), ZSTR_LEN(b_name)); | |
| if (result != 0) { | |
| return result; | |
| } | |
| } |
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