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fix multithreaded access to freelist pyclasses #4902
fix multithreaded access to freelist pyclasses #4902
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I guess that the
unwrap()
here could produce a panic. We might need to install panic traps. Is there ever a way this lock gets poisoned? (similar in alloc function). 🤔There was a problem hiding this comment.
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If I manually insert a panic on the line below it does indeed crash Python if I modify one of the examples to use a freelist pyclass:
I did the test with this diff:
Are there any examples elsewhere of how we set up panic traps that I might look at?
FWIW, any panics in this function aren't new in this PR, so I don't think using
unwrap()
on a poisoned mutex actually changes any observable behavior if this code can panic in practice. I also think that if the mutex is poisoned there's not much we can do besides propagate the panic.The freelist wraps a boxed slice (with your suggestion) and it uses indexing so on debug builds it's possible for an OOB access to generate a panic. I don't immediately see other ways.