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WIP: fix #52385 by supporting Union{} inside Tuple{} #54792

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@JeffBezanson JeffBezanson commented Jun 13, 2024

This fixes the helpful example from #52385 (comment). More examples would be great.

This changes the "core" intersection algorithm to return e.g. Tuple{Union{}} for disjoint tuple elements; however there are wrappers around it that still give Union{} since that is the result wanted for most use cases, e.g. argument types and types of values generally. The subtype.jl tests call the "core" algorithm as _type_intersect which I have disabled for now. It will need separate tests.

fix #52385

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Note most of the changes in 35e4a1f are generally good, so it doesn't need to be reverted.

@@ -4386,6 +4381,24 @@ static int might_intersect_concrete(jl_value_t *a)
return 0;
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static int is_uninhabited_tuple_type(jl_value_t *t)
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Should we memoize this property in the tuple type?

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I think this is the way we want to go, but messing with type intersection is pretty risky so I don't think we can merge this into 1.11 this late in the cycle.

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vtjnash commented Jun 23, 2024

The optimization in #49393 needs to be reverted, as the TODO comment from before that PR is not a legal outcome if this PR is merged.

The usages of the predicates for isconcretetype, isleaftype, isdispatchtuple, and the maybe_subtype_of_cache computations need to be looked at for correctness, as they no longer can be used to refine inference / typemap / subtyping results for Tuple (via the assumption that a leaf-type result implies there is no subtypes of that to examine). It doesn't look like we fully took advantage of the error existence yet for some of those, so some of them may not require many tweaks.

The methods lookup code also may need some work, as it may presuppose that the above restriction was true of all inputs. In particular, code may have assumed that S <: T implies that methods(S) ⊆ methods(T), which I think should imply that there needs to be methods(S) == ∅ if S is a Tuple with a Union{} element. This does not agree with the normal subtyping/intersection definition of method table lookup for S, so it may need to be a special case of some sort.

Could you supply some numbers, once those are fixed, how much this affects the size and performance of OmniPackage and system images?

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should imply that there needs to be methods(S) == ∅ if S is a Tuple with a Union{} element

That seems totally fine to me; in the context of methods we know an argument being Union{} is never actually possible so there ought to be many places where we can prohibit and don't need to handle such types.

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"Tuple field type cannot be Union{}" error in all 1.10 versions
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