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ASF GitHub Bot commented on GROOVY-12191:
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blackdrag commented on code in PR #2736:
URL: https://github.com/apache/groovy/pull/2736#discussion_r3664025383


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src/main/java/org/codehaus/groovy/vmplugin/v8/IndyInterface.java:
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@@ -472,9 +537,14 @@ private static Object 
invokeColdReflective(ColdReflectiveMethodHandleWrapper col
                 throw ScriptBytecodeAdapter.unwrap(gre);
             }
         }
-        MethodHandle mh = selectMethodHandle(cold.callSite, cold.sender, 
cold.methodName, cold.callID,
-                cold.safeNavigation, cold.thisCall, cold.spreadCall, 1, 
arguments);
-        return mh.invokeExact(arguments);
+        // Re-select without the cold tier so an always-invalid SwitchPoint 
(or any
+        // permanent cold miss after class-domain failover) cannot recurse 
through
+        // tryBuild → invokeColdReflective (GROOVY-12191).
+        MethodHandleWrapper full = fallback(cold.callSite, cold.sender, 
cold.methodName, cold.callID,
+                cold.safeNavigation, cold.thisCall, cold.spreadCall, 1, 
arguments, false);
+        cold.callSite.put(receiverCacheKey(arguments[0]),
+                full.isCanSetTarget() ? full : NULL_METHOD_HANDLE_WRAPPER);

Review Comment:
   I know that was part of the old source, but because of its use in this 
context I would propose renaming NULL_METHOD_HANDLE_WRAPPER. 





> Scope indy SwitchPoint invalidation
> -----------------------------------
>
>                 Key: GROOVY-12191
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-12191
>             Project: Groovy
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Daniel Sun
>            Priority: Major
>             Fix For: 6.0.0-beta-1
>
>
> h3. Problem
> With invokedynamic enabled (default since Groovy 4), linked MOP call sites 
> were guarded by a *single process-wide* {{SwitchPoint}} 
> ({{{}IndyInterface.switchPoint{}}}).
> Any MetaClass registry change or category enter/leave invalidated that switch 
> point, so *every* linked site fell back and re-linked — including sites whose 
> receiver type was unrelated.
> That global invalidation is expensive when MetaClass churn is common (e.g. 
> ExpandoMetaClass / mixins on startup or per-request paths, Grails-like 
> patterns). Unrelated hot monomorphic sites pay re-link and JIT deopt cost 
> they should not.
> h3. Goal
> Keep linked call sites optimized unless the *relevant* MetaClass state for 
> that site actually changed.
> h3. Approach
> One SwitchPoint domain {*}per class{*}, stored on {{{}ClassInfo{}}}:
>  * MetaClass change for type {{T}} retires {{{}T{}}}'s SwitchPoint *and* 
> those of loaded subtypes / implementors (hierarchy fan-out).
>  * Unrelated types keep their SwitchPoints; their call sites stay optimized.
>  * Category enter/leave (and {{{}VMPlugin.invalidateCallSites(){}}}) 
> bulk-retire *all* loaded class SwitchPoints so sites re-link under the new 
> category state. There is *no* second category SwitchPoint on the hot path.
>  * Linked handles always install a *single* class-domain guard via 
> {{IndyInvalidation.guardWithMopSwitchPoints(...)}} — same monomorphic guard 
> shape as before, without global deopt on unrelated MetaClass churn.
> Final classes short-circuit hierarchy fan-out (no full {{ClassInfo}} scan). 
> Non-final types batch retirements with {{{}SwitchPoint.invalidateAll{}}}.
> h3. Invalidation map
> ||Event||What is retired||
> |MetaClass change for type {{T}} (registry / 
> {{{}ClassInfo.incVersion{}}})|{{T}} + loaded subtypes / implementors|
> |Category enter/leave, {{invalidateCallSites()}}|All loaded class 
> SwitchPoints (bulk)|
> |Unattributed MetaClass registry event|All loaded class SwitchPoints (bulk)|
> |First MetaClass *install* on a class|Version bump only (no linked sites 
> yet); replacement / clear retires that class's SwitchPoint|
>  



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