On Wed, Sep 4, 2019 at 4:45 PM Beuc <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi and thanks for the input,
>
> A few quick points:
>
> - the wildcard doesn't seem to work with '*' either:
>   warning: Asyncify whitelist contained a non-existing function name:
> __pyx_pf_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_*
> ($__pyx_pf_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_*)
>
>
Ah, you're right, I was confused, sorry.

ASYNCIFY_IMPORTS supports such a wildcard, but the lists can't, since "*"
is a valid character in human-readable function names... we'd need to add
some kind of escaping support if we want it.

We do have ongoing work on adding a response file option to those, so that
should make handling long lists easier.

- I was using tot-upstream, '-s ASSERTIONS=1 -g', and
>   '-s ASYNCIFY_STACK_SIZE=65535' (just in case)
>
> - I'm using my patch from
>   https://github.com/emscripten-ports/SDL2/issues/70
>   hence emscripten_sleep()
>
>
Hmm, no idea then. I'd suggest investigating this using -s WASM=0, that
tends to be much easier to debug (can add console.logs, etc.). Sometimes
just seeing the unreachable/abort in context helps understand what's going
on.


> On Wed, Sep 04, 2019 at 04:22:17PM -0700, Alon Zakai wrote:
> > On Wed, Sep 4, 2019 at 2:10 PM Beuc <[email protected]> wrote:
> >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > Trying to test my Emscripten project with Asyncify, I recompiled it
> with
> > > tot-upstream, with the same whitelist, but this is failing:
> > >
> > > Part 1) Handling function names that change (work-around)
> > >
> > > I read that using function prefixes worked as limited wildcard but that
> > > doesn't seem to be the case - did I do something wrong?
> > >
> >
> > Wildcards like "__py*" should work (with "*"). But the "*" can only be at
> > the end currently, I believe.
> >
> >   -s ASYNCIFY_WHITELIST='["__pyx_pf_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_"...'
> > >   warning: Asyncify whitelist contained a non-existing function name:
> > > __pyx_pf_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_
> ($__pyx_pf_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_)
> > >
> > > Also llvm-nm doesn't seem to support listing WASM.
> > >
> >
> > Correct, llvm-nm is only aware of LLVM IR. Wasm object files contain
> wasm.
> > To see the names in them, build with something like -g or --profiling (so
> > names are kept) and use binaryen's wasm-dis. You can also inspect the
> > binary directly.
> >
> > I managed to find the function through emcc ... -o fat.llvm && llvm-nm
> > > fat.llvm :
> > >   003832c5 t __pyx_pf_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_28draw_screen
> > >
> > >
> > LLVM IR may encode the name differently than in wasm, as LLVM IR will use
> > standard name mangling while wasm names will be "human-readable" (contain
> > things like parentheses, types, ::, etc. - the output of c++filt).
> >
> >
> > > Part 2) Run-time failure
> > >
> > > With the updated WHITELIST, I got the dreaded:
> > >
> > > RuntimeError: unreachable executed index.wasm:386701:1
> > >
> >
> > An unreachable can be several things. If it in the binaryen API, it could
> > be the asyncify stack is too small. But here it looks like it's in a user
> > function - it could be that an import was called that started a sleep,
> but
> > asyncify was not aware of it, and control flow ends up in the wrong
> place.
> > Adding some debug logging in your sleep function, and making sure
> > ASYNCIFY_IMPORTS is correct, might help.
> >
> > Note that in ASSERTIONS mode we improved debug errors for that pretty
> > recently, not sure if in the last version or since then.
> >
> >
> > >     __pyx_pw_11pygame_sdl2_7display_21flip
> > > http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:386701
> > >     emu$__pyx_pw_11pygame_sdl2_7display_21flip
> > > http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:8749855
> > >     15 http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:2587748
> > >     __pyx_pf_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_28draw_screen
> > > http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:2845914
> > >     __pyx_pw_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_29draw_screen
> > > http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:2813529
> > >     emu$__pyx_pw_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_29draw_screen
> > > http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:8760622
> > >     PyCFunction_Call http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5272869
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5750951
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     function_call http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5167287
> > >     emu$function_call http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:8793327
> > >     PyObject_Call http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5030529
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5754056
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     function_call http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5167287
> > >     emu$function_call http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:8793327
> > >     PyObject_Call http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5030529
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5754056
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5734704
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5734704
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     fast_function http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5767904
> > >     PyEval_EvalFrameEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5751409
> > >     PyEval_EvalCodeEx http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5714071
> > >     PyEval_EvalCode http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5710418
> > >     PyRun_FileExFlags http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5955369
> > >     PyRun_SimpleFileExFlags http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:5954716
> > >     pyapp_runmain http://localhost:8000/index.wasm:58353
> > >     x http://localhost:8000/index.js:17649
> > >     handleSleep http://localhost:8000/index.js:17712
> > >     safeSetTimeout http://localhost:8000/index.js:9068
> > >
> > > My whitelist:
> > >     -s ASYNCIFY_WHITELIST='["main", "pyapp_runmain", "SDL_WaitEvent",
> > > "SDL_WaitEventTimeout", "SDL_Delay", "SDL_RenderPresent",
> > > "GLES2_RenderPresent", "SDL_GL_SwapWindow",
> "Emscripten_GLES_SwapWindow",
> > > "PyRun_SimpleFileExFlags", "PyRun_FileExFlags", "PyEval_EvalCode",
> > > "PyEval_EvalCodeEx", "PyEval_EvalFrameEx", "PyCFunction_Call",
> > > "PyObject_Call", "fast_function", "function_call",
> "instancemethod_call",
> > > "slot_tp_call", "__pyx_pw_11pygame_sdl2_5event_7wait",
> > > "__pyx_pw_11pygame_sdl2_7display_21flip",
> > > "__pyx_pw_11pygame_sdl2_7display_6Window_13flip",
> > > "__pyx_pf_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_28draw_screen",
> > > "__pyx_pw_5renpy_2gl_6gldraw_6GLDraw_29draw_screen",
> > > "__Pyx_PyObject_CallNoArg", "__pyx_pf_10emscripten_6sleep",
> > > "__pyx_pw_10emscripten_7sleep",
> "__pyx_pf_10emscripten_8sleep_with_yield",
> > > "__pyx_pw_10emscripten_9sleep_with_yield", "gen_send", "gen_send_ex",
> > > "gen_iternext", "type_call", "slot_tp_init", "builtin_eval"]'
> > >
> > > Not sure if all the "emu$" and "fastfunction" are properly handled :/
> > >
> > > Any clue?
> > >
> > > Cheers!
> > > Beuc
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