gh-131798: JIT: Assign type to sliced string/list/tuple #134671
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eendebakpt
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May 25, 2025
| // Slicing a string/list/tuple always returns the same type. | ||
| PyTypeObject *type = sym_get_type(container); | ||
| if (type == &PyUnicode_Type || | ||
| type == &PyList_Type || |
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| type == &PyList_Type || | |
| type == &PyBytes_Type || | |
| type == &PyList_Type || |
I do not know whether slicing a bytes object occurs often enough to add PyBytes_Type here (and whether the jit slows down if we add more cases here), but if I understand correctly slicing bytes (or bytearray) results in a bytes (or bytearray) so we could add them.
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Slicing a string/list/tuple always returns the same type.
Make the optimizer assign a string/list/tuple type to the result of slicing a string/list/tuple.
@brandtbucher