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Optional Unicode 3.2.0 but enabled by default - #9011
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Builds that disable Unicode 3.2.0 data can still call the public Rust legacy-data API and receive incorrect results. Resolve that API mismatch before merging unless it is explicitly accepted. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)✨ Finishing Touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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- Line 35: Disable default features on the optional rustpython-capi dependency
in the root manifest, and update the root ucd_3_2_0 feature to forward that
feature to rustpython-capi as well as rustpython-stdlib. Preserve the existing
default-build behavior while ensuring capi alone does not enable Unicode 3.2.0
tables.
Review comments at @crates/unicode/src/data.rs:
- Around line 57-58: Update Ucd::new so callers cannot create the legacy UCD
view when the ucd_3_2_0 feature is disabled; gate the constructor or otherwise
make that view unavailable, including to Rust callers.
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| ssl-openssl = ["ssl", "rustpython-stdlib/ssl-openssl"] | ||
| ssl-openssl-vendor = ["ssl-openssl", "rustpython-stdlib/ssl-openssl-vendor"] | ||
| tkinter = ["rustpython-stdlib/tkinter"] | ||
| ucd_3_2_0 = ["rustpython-stdlib?/ucd_3_2_0"] |
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Disable C API defaults at the root feature boundary.
--no-default-features --features capi still enables rustpython-capi's default feature. That default enables ucd_3_2_0, so the build still includes the Unicode 3.2.0 tables despite omitting the root feature.
Set default-features = false on the root dependency. Forward the root ucd_3_2_0 feature to rustpython-capi so default builds retain the current behavior.
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-capi = ["dep:rustpython-capi", "threading"]
+capi = ["dep:rustpython-capi", "threading"]
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-ucd_3_2_0 = ["rustpython-stdlib?/ucd_3_2_0"]
+ucd_3_2_0 = ["rustpython-stdlib?/ucd_3_2_0", "rustpython-capi?/ucd_3_2_0"]
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-rustpython-capi = { workspace = true, optional = true }
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| ucd_3_2_0 = ["rustpython-stdlib?/ucd_3_2_0"] | |
| ucd_3_2_0 = ["rustpython-stdlib?/ucd_3_2_0", "rustpython-capi?/ucd_3_2_0"] |
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Review comment at @Cargo.toml at line 35:
Disable default features on the optional rustpython-capi dependency in the root
manifest, and update the root ucd_3_2_0 feature to forward that feature to
rustpython-capi as well as rustpython-stdlib. Preserve the existing
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Merging this PR will improve performance by 15.18%
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| ⚡ | rustpython[frozenset.py] |
411.6 µs | 357.4 µs | +15.18% |
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| Function | Base | Head |
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malloc_consolidate (self) |
34.1 µs | ~0 (not called) |
unlink_chunk (called from malloc_consolidate) |
15.7 µs | ~0 |
_int_free (total) |
62.0 µs | 29.5 µs |
PySetInner::hash (total) |
26.7 µs | 26.8 µs |
PyFunction::invoke_with_locals (the Python code itself) |
60.9 µs | 61.1 µs |
- What changed: most of the time in this benchmark (~75–80%) is spent tearing down the globals dict and the frozensets of ints at the end of the run. In the base run, one of those
free()calls made glibc runmalloc_consolidate, which merges free memory blocks back together. That one call accounts for about 50 µs. In the head run, the heap was in a state that never triggered it. - What didn't change: the interpreter code costs the same in both runs. That includes running the script, hashing the frozensets, and the
PyIntdeallocation logic. - Why the heap state varies: all benchmarks run in one process, and each one draws a random string-hash seed. So the heap layout before
frozenset.pyruns can differ between runs.
Evidence that this is noise
mainitself moves between the same two levels. On the commit just before the base,b6c60a5, this benchmark measured 356.4 µs, the same as this PR's head. The base commit54e47cdhappened to land on the higher level (~411 µs).- The same swing has shown up in the opposite direction before (357.5 → 411.9 µs on a Cargo.lock-only PR), with
malloc_consolidateagain as the cause. - This PR changes Unicode 3.2.0 feature gating, formatting and a tokenizer offset. None of it touches sets, ints, dicts or object deallocation.
- The "different runtime environments" warning only reflects linked-library metadata that was missing for the base run. It doesn't explain this change.
You can ignore this result for this PR. A ~15% swing on frozenset.py (or other dict/set microbenchmarks) shouldn't be read as a real change unless it repeats across runs. If you want these benchmarks to be steadier, the harness in benches/microbenchmarks.rs could fix the hash seed (hash_seed = Some(0)) so the heap layout is the same in every run.
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- Investigate frozenset.py improvement — The delta comes from one glibc malloc_consolidate call during teardown that ran in the base run only. This is noise, not a result of the PR's changes.
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Useful for smaller builds, like WebAssembly. The UCD 3.2.0 path is only directly used in a handful of places in Python. Assisted-by: GPT-5.6-Luna
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I do not think the capi should have any features like this. If a user wants to change rustpython-stdlib/ucd_3_2_0 they could just specify this dependency directly.
Useful for smaller builds, like WebAssembly. The UCD 3.2.0 path is only directly used in a handful of places in Python.
I ran
cargo fmt --allwhich seemed to have fixed a few unrelated files as well.Assisted-by: GPT-5.6-Luna
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