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ci: probe MinGW cross thread-model pairing in the toolchain probe - #3317
A green probe block can certify a broken MinGW cross stage: the probe proved presence, not pairing. The Ubuntu 24.04 mingw-w64 gcc-13 driver uses the win32 thread model, but the runtime staged next to the artifacts was the posix flavour (libstdc++-6.dll importing libwinpthread-1.dll). Every version line looked correct and every scoring run deadlocked (#3298 comment, filed as #3307).
This PR adds the MinGW cross entry to scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh — the four checks #3307 lists, the same four the reporter's cross-build gate runs:
Thread model in the evidence. The entry prints the driver's Thread model: line (gcc -v) and the -dumpversion string as their own probe lines, so the pasted block shows the flavour.
-print-file-name, never a -dumpversion path.libstdc++-6.dll and libgcc_s_seh-1.dll are resolved by asking the driver where its own runtime lives; no version string is ever parsed into a path, so Debian's flavoured 13-win32-dumpversion cannot silently stage nothing. Success requires an absolute path to an existing file.
Non-zero exit on a failed resolution. A found driver whose required DLL does not resolve is reported line-by-line and exits 1; there is no || true in the entry.
Import table vs thread model.objdump -p on the resolved libstdc++-6.dll must match the detected model: win32 refuses a libwinpthread import, posix requires it, and an undetected model refuses — unknown is not evidence.
Exit contract: absence of the cross toolchain stays exit 0 (a legitimate finding, like every other probe entry); exit 1 is reserved for a found driver whose runtime resolution or pairing fails; usage errors stay exit 2.
scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh lands here byte-identical to the head of #3298 (2bc21446, credited in the commit message) so this PR is self-contained against master today: master does not carry the probe yet, and #3307's entry extends exactly that file. If #3298 merges first, this PR rebases to the MinGW-entry diff alone; the only overlap between the two PRs is this one file. The claim-gate wiring (scripts/ci/check-toolchain-claims.sh) stays in #3298's scope.
Every commit is signed off (git commit -s; fix a branch with git rebase --signoff origin/master). See DCO sign-off.
make format && make lint is green locally — for every touched .sh: shellcheck 0.11.0 (0 findings), shfmt -d -i 2 -ci (0 diffs), and scripts/release/concat-changelog-fragments.sh --lint clean; the full make lint matrix was not available on the authoring host.
Unit tests pass: python3 scripts/ci/run_meson_test.py -- -C build. Not run: no C change; the shell suites under "Verification" cover the change.
If I touched any SIMD/GPU code path, I ran /cross-backend-diff and the worst ULP is ≤ 2. — not applicable: shell tooling only.
If I touched a feature extractor with SIMD/GPU twins, I either updated every twin or listed the gap under "Known follow-ups" below. — not applicable.
If I added a new .c / .cpp / .cu / .h / .hpp, it has the appropriate license header (see CONTRIBUTING.md). — not applicable: the new files are .sh/.md and carry the house EUPL header.
If this is a breaking change, the commit message uses ! or BREAKING CHANGE: and the migration path is documented below. — not a breaking change: the probe has no callers on master yet.
If this PR adds an ADR, the ADR row lives in docs/adr/_index_fragments/<NNNN-slug>.md and nothing else is touched for the index: do not edit docs/adr/README.md, docs/adr/by-tag/, docs/adr/titles.md or _order.txt (rendered when pull requests land by make docs-render; see ADR-2197; the render-only pull request of ADR-3295 is the one exception). — not applicable: no ADR in this PR.
I did not modify any assertAlmostEqual(...) score in the Netflix golden Python tests, except by porting Netflix's own updated assertion verbatim from upstream (value and places as upstream has them, measured against the fork's CPU build first; ADR-1828).
If I believe a golden value must change, I have explained why below AND pinged @lusoris for a CODEOWNERS exception. — not applicable.
Cross-backend numerical results
No numerical change.
Verification
New suite scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh: 53 passed, 0 failed (13 cases). Planted refusal cases required by ci: probe MinGW cross toolchains for thread-model pairing, not only presence #3307: a posix-flavoured runtime staged next to a win32-model driver → exit 1 (pairing-mismatch, names B24); a 13-win32 version string with unresolvable DLLs → exit 1 (both required libs reported, no green pairing line). Companions: 13-win32 with resolvable DLLs → exit 0 (nothing rebuilds a path from the version string); posix model + win32 runtime → exit 1; no thread-model line → exit 1; no readable import table → exit 1; absent driver → exit 0 with the absent line. Four large-output cases (≈2 MiB stub import table, libwinpthread early/late × win32/posix) pin the SIGPIPE fix in the pairing check: the pipe form misjudges the early-match cases (demonstrated: 6 failures with the old form), the here-string form judges all four correctly.
No real MinGW cross toolchain was available on the authoring host: every case runs against planted stub toolchains — a stub gcc answering --version / -dumpversion / -v / -print-file-name=<lib> with the values the case chooses, and a stub target objdump printing a crafted import table. That is also what keeps the refusal paths testable in CI; the real-toolchain path is the one the fork gate exercises (cross-probe.yml on fork branch ci/linux-cross-probe @ d6601cba7).
The same stage with a libwinpthread-importing runtime (exit 1):
toolchain-probe: x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc pairing-mismatch thread-model win32 but libstdc++-6.dll imports libwinpthread (B24: a posix runtime next to a win32-model driver deadlocks on the target)
AGENTS.md invariant note — no rebase-sensitive invariants: the entry lives wholly in the fork's probe script; nothing an upstream sync can silently drop.
Reproducer / smoke-test command — pasted below under "Reproducer".
CHANGELOG fragment — changelog.d/added/3307-mingw-cross-thread-model-probe.md.
Add reliable MinGW cross-toolchain pairing validation to prevent incompatible runtime stages from passing CI.
New Features:
Add MinGW cross-toolchain probing that records the compiler thread model and resolves required runtime DLLs from the driver.
Bug Fixes:
Reject mismatched or unverifiable MinGW compiler/runtime pairings instead of accepting stages that can deadlock at runtime.
Fail when required runtime DLL resolution is incomplete while preserving successful results for absent cross toolchains.
Enhancements:
Validate the resolved libstdc++ import table against the detected win32 or posix thread model and emit evidence suitable for CI reports.
CI:
Add planted-toolchain coverage for successful, missing, unresolved, mismatched, unknown-model, unreadable-import, and large-output MinGW scenarios.
Tests:
Add a dedicated MinGW probe test suite covering 13 scenarios and 53 assertions.
Chores:
Update REUSE metadata and add a changelog entry for the new probe behavior.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added a development toolchain probe that checks for available tools across oneAPI, CUDA, ROCm, Vulkan, macOS Metal, and MinGW, and reports detected versions.
Added optional installation-prefix arguments and command-line help.
MinGW checks now report whether required runtime libraries are available and consistent with the compiler’s thread model. Missing compilers are reported without causing failure; unresolved or unverifiable runtimes and conflicting imports cause failure.
Tests
Added coverage for MinGW tool detection, runtime compatibility, and unavailable import information.
scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh as PR VMAFx#3298 (fix/toolchain-claim-probe,
head 2bc2144) adds it, byte-identical (blob 497b1a1) and credited
to its author. Master does not carry the probe yet, but the MinGW cross
entry of issue VMAFx#3307 extends exactly this file, and the maintainer asked
for the entry to land separately from the presence-claim scope of
VMAFx#3298. Vendoring the file verbatim keeps the two pull requests
independent: if VMAFx#3298 lands first, this PR rebases to the MinGW-entry
diff alone; if this one lands first, the only overlap is this file.
No behavior on master today: the file has no callers until the
check-toolchain-claims gate of VMAFx#3298 or the MinGW entry lands.
Signed-off-by: luoye-cpu <3412829159@qq.com>
Presence is not pairing. The ubuntu-24.04 mingw-w64 gcc-13 driver uses
the win32 thread model, and a posix-flavoured libstdc++-6.dll staged
next to it made every version line look correct while every real
scoring run deadlocked: the probe block said found, the stage was
wrong. Issue VMAFx#3307 asks for a MinGW entry that shows the pairing, and
the four checks are the ones our cross-build gate runs
(cross-probe.yml, fork branch ci/linux-cross-probe):
- thread model: print the driver's "Thread model:" line (-v, both
streams) as its own probe line;
- resolution: ask the driver where its runtime lives with
-print-file-name=<lib> and accept only an absolute path to an
existing file — a version string is never parsed into a path, so the
Debian flavoured "13-win32" -dumpversion cannot silently stage
nothing;
- failure is loud: a found driver whose libstdc++-6.dll or
libgcc_s_seh-1.dll does not resolve exits 1 after reporting every
unresolved lib; there is no || true anywhere;
- pairing: objdump -p on the resolved libstdc++-6.dll must match the
detected model — win32 refuses a libwinpthread import, posix
requires it.
Exit contract: absence of the cross toolchain stays exit 0 (a
legitimate finding, like the other tools); exit 1 is reserved for a
found driver whose runtime resolution or thread-model pairing fails;
usage errors stay exit 2. One deliberate difference from the workflow
gate: an undetected thread model refuses instead of falling into the
gate's require-posix branch — unknown is not evidence, and the probe's
job is the evidence itself.
The x86_64 driver pairs with libgcc_s_seh-1.dll; i686 (libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll)
is a one-line addition once a consumer needs it.
Signed-off-by: luoye-cpu <3412829159@qq.com>
The MinGW entry's refusal paths must be testable without a real MinGW
cross toolchain, so the suite plants fake toolchain prefixes the way
test-check-toolchain-claims.sh plants fake oneAPI prefixes: a stub gcc
answering --version, -dumpversion, -v and -print-file-name=<lib> with
the values the planted case chooses, fake runtime DLLs, and a stub
target objdump printing the crafted import table of the planted
flavour.
Nine cases, 37 assertions:
- win32 driver + win32 runtime -> exit 0, block shows thread model,
dumpversion, resolved DLLs, pairing ok;
- posix driver + posix runtime -> exit 0;
- planted: win32 driver + libwinpthread-importing runtime -> exit 1,
pairing-mismatch names the B24 shape;
- planted: posix driver + runtime without libwinpthread -> exit 1;
- boundary: "13-win32" -dumpversion with resolvable DLLs -> exit 0 and
the DLLs still resolve (nothing rebuilds a path from the version
string);
- planted: "13-win32" -dumpversion with unresolvable DLLs -> exit 1,
both required libs reported unresolved, no green pairing line;
- boundary: no cross driver in the prefix -> exit 0 with the absent
line naming the searched prefix;
- planted: driver prints no thread model -> exit 1, pairing-unverified;
- planted: no readable import table (no stub objdump; a plain objdump
from PATH fails on the fake DLL the same way) -> exit 1.
Signed-off-by: luoye-cpu <3412829159@qq.com>
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The toolchain probe discovers supported compiler tools and reports their versions. Its MinGW check resolves runtime DLL paths and compares C++ runtime imports with the compiler thread model. A standalone test covers matching, mismatched, and boundary cases.
The script parses probe options and searches configured locations for oneAPI, CUDA, ROCm, Vulkan, and Metal tools. It reports found versions or searched locations.
MinGW runtime pairing and exit status scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh, changelog.d/added/3307-mingw-cross-thread-model-probe.md
The MinGW check resolves required runtime DLLs with -print-file-name and compares C++ runtime imports with the compiler thread model. A found driver fails the probe if required DLLs cannot be resolved or the pairing cannot be verified or does not match.
MinGW probe test coverage scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh, REUSE.toml
The test uses stub tools to check pairing matches and mismatches, unresolved DLLs, absent tools, unknown thread models, unavailable import tables, and large import tables. REUSE.toml adds license and copyright annotations for the two probe scripts.
sequenceDiagram
participant ToolchainProbe
participant MinGW_GCC
participant objdump
ToolchainProbe->>MinGW_GCC: Request thread model and runtime DLL paths
MinGW_GCC-->>ToolchainProbe: Return thread model and resolved paths
ToolchainProbe->>objdump: Inspect resolved C++ runtime imports
objdump-->>ToolchainProbe: Return PE imports
ToolchainProbe->>ToolchainProbe: Compare imports with thread model and set exit status
VMAFx/vmafx#3298: Adds the toolchain probe and a gate that reads its output. This change extends the probe with MinGW runtime pairing checks and failure conditions.
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review e3452
The MinGW probe and its test look sound. Two small test-robustness issues remain: a cancelled run does not stop after cleanup, and a temporary path containing the word "pairing" can cause a false failure. Neither affects the probe's behavior, so merge risk is low.
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- Line 3: Update the copyright header in the test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh
script to include both Lusoris and Claude (Anthropic), as required for scripts;
leave the rest of the script unchanged.
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- Around line 388-392: Update the import check in the probe to avoid a
printf-to-grep pipeline that can misreport the result under pipefail; feed dump
to grep without risking SIGPIPE while preserving the existing libwinpthread
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Thanks for the probe, the structure and the planted-case set are good. One defect blocks it: on a real toolchain the import check never sees libwinpthread, so the B24 case this PR exists to catch passes as green. Details and measurements are in the inline comments.
Blocking
toolchain-probe.sh:388: printf | grep -q under pipefail reads as false when grep exits early and printf gets SIGPIPE. On the real posix libstdc++-6.dll from the Linux MinGW cross package, objdump -p prints 3.1 MB and the DLL Name: libwinpthread-1.dll record sits at line 285. In 20 runs of the exact pipeline the result was imports=none 20 of 20 times. A win32 driver with a posix runtime therefore reports pairing ok, and a correct posix pairing is refused.
Please also fix
test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh:208: case 6 does not guard the early return after an unresolved runtime. With that return 1 replaced by :, all 37 checks still pass.
The test stubs print small import tables, which is why the suite stays green on the pipeline defect. A case whose stub prints a large dump (over 1 MiB, import record near the top) would fail on the current code.
Smaller
test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh:232: case 9 cannot reach the "no objdump found" branch on a host with any objdump on PATH; its comment says so. Either isolate PATH or describe the case as covering the unreadable-table path only.
test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh:36: scripts/AGENTS.md asks for trap ... EXIT INT TERM on every mktemp allocation.
On the CodeRabbit header comment: no change needed. The dual "and Claude (Anthropic)" notice was retired by ADR-0861; the rule line in scripts/AGENTS.md that CodeRabbit quoted is stale on our side and we will fix it separately.
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With set -o pipefail (line 34), grep -q exits on the first match, printf then writes into a closed pipe and dies of SIGPIPE, and the pipeline status turns non-zero, so this branch sets imports=none.
Measured on the real posix /usr/x86_64-w64-mingw32/bin/libstdc++-6.dll (x86_64-w64-mingw32-objdump -p, 3.1 MB of output, DLL Name: libwinpthread-1.dll at line 285): 20 of 20 runs of this exact pipeline gave imports=none. On synthetic dumps the false rate was 0/20 at 1 KiB, 12/20 at 64 KiB and 20/20 at 1 MiB.
A form without a pipe, which also matches only import records, so a path that happens to contain libwinpthread cannot count:
if grep -q 'DLL Name: libwinpthread'<<<"${dump}";then
On the same real dump it found the import 20 of 20 times.
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Replacing the return 1 after the unresolved-runtime loop in toolchain-probe.sh with : keeps every check green (37 passed, 0 failed). The run then falls through to the objdump stub's default arm, invents an import, and fails in the pairing branch instead, which the case 6 assertions accept. Asserting that no pairing line is printed at all (not only no pairing ok) would catch it.
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With /usr/bin/objdump (or a target-prefixed one) on PATH, the probe falls back to it and lands in the "objdump -p exited" refusal, so the "no objdump found" branch is never run. Running the probe with PATH limited to the stub directory plus the few tools the script needs would isolate it; otherwise the case header could say it covers the unreadable-table path.
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scripts/AGENTS.md asks for cleanup on EXIT INT TERM for every mktemp allocation, so an interrupted run does not leave the stub tree behind: trap 'rm -rf "${work}"' EXIT INT TERM.
mingw_assert_pairing matched the libwinpthread import with
printf '%s\n' "${dump}" | grep -q under set -euo pipefail. For a dump
larger than the pipe buffer whose match sits in the first bytes, grep -q
exits while the writer still holds megabytes and the writer dies of
SIGPIPE: pipeline status 141, which the if reads as "no match" and
reports imports="none" — accepting exactly the B24 win32 pairing the
check refuses. Demonstrated locally with a ~349 KB dump and an early
match: pipeline status 141, imports="none" despite the import.
Read the dump through a here-string instead: no early-exiting reader,
no pipeline for pipefail to aggregate. The large-output cases planted
on this branch fail against the old form and pass against this one.
Signed-off-by: luoye-cpu <3412829159@qq.com>
The stub objdump grows a large mode emitting a ~2 MiB import table
with the libwinpthread line early (first bytes) or late (after the
filler), for both thread models: win32 must refuse (B24) and posix must
pass. A precondition check asserts the stub really emits a multi-MB
table (1914063 bytes as measured).
Against the old printf|grep -q read the early cases misjudge both ways
— win32 reported "pairing ok" (exit 0) and posix reported
"pairing-mismatch" (exit 1): the suite fails 6 checks against the old
form and passes 53/53 against the here-string read.
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ADR-0025 (docs/adr/0025-copyright-handling-dual-notice.md, carried
forward by ADR-0105) requires "Copyright 2026 Lusoris and Claude
(Anthropic)" on wholly-new fork files; the new test file carried only
"Lusoris". The vendored scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh keeps its own
header — it is the VMAFx#3298 file byte-vendored.
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Thanks for the probe and its test. One change to the two new files before this lands: please put your own name on the copyright line.
Files you wrote carry Copyright <year> <your name>, not the Lusoris line, which is reserved for files the project's maintainer writes. Both new files currently show the project's line:
scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh, line 2: # Copyright 2026 Lusoris
scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh, line 3: # Copyright 2026 Lusoris and Claude (Anthropic) (this older form is also retired)
Please change both to # Copyright 2026 <your name> and keep the SPDX-License-Identifier: EUPL-1.2 line as it is. We won't push to your branch; once the head shows your name, we'll land it at a clean merge state. We'll also add this rule for outside contributors to CONTRIBUTING in a separate pull request.
Per the maintainer instruction on VMAFx#3317: files a contributor writes carry
'Copyright <year> <contributor>'; the Lusoris line is reserved for
maintainer-written files, and the 'Lusoris and Claude (Anthropic)' form is
retired. Both new files carry the contributor line now; the SPDX
EUPL-1.2 identifiers are unchanged.
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byte-identical in the first commit of this branch; this commit diverges
its header on purpose, so if VMAFx#3298 lands first the rebase keeps a
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Thanks for the update — the SIGPIPE fix (here-string in the probe, large-output test cases 10-12) addresses the blocking item cleanly.
Two items from the review still show as unresolved:
Case 6 assertion strength (line 273): the test still asserts expect_no_grep "case6 no green pairing line" "pairing ok" rather than expect_no_grep "case6 no pairing lines" "pairing". Without the broader check, replacing the return 1 after the unresolved-runtime loop with : still passes (falls through to the objdump default arm and fails in the pairing branch, which the current assertion accepts).
Trap signals (line 61): still trap ... EXIT, should be trap ... EXIT INT TERM per scripts/AGENTS.md so an interrupted run cleans up the stub tree.
Both are small changes. Once those are in, this is ready to approve.
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Review follow-ups: case6 asserts the absence of any pairing line, not
just the green form (a ':' slipped in after the unresolved-runtime loop
would otherwise fall through to the objdump default arm and still pass);
and the stub-tree cleanup trap also fires on INT and TERM per
scripts/AGENTS.md. 53/53 re-run green.
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- Line 253: Update the case 6 check in the test around expect_no_grep to match
the specific “toolchain-probe: x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc pairing” output rather
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- Line 41: Update the cleanup trap in the toolchain probe test so INT and TERM
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Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Exit after a termination signal.
The INT and TERM handlers remove the fixtures but let the test continue. A cancelled run can recreate them and finish successfully, or fail because they disappeared. Exit with a signal-related status after cleanup. (gnu.org)
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh at line 41:
Update the cleanup trap in the toolchain probe test so INT and TERM clean up the
work directory and then terminate with a signal-appropriate nonzero status; keep
EXIT cleanup for normal exits without allowing the test to continue after
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Limit the check to pairing output lines.
If TMPDIR contains pairing, the probe’s found line includes that word in the driver path, so case 6 fails even when no pairing check runs. Match toolchain-probe: x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc pairing instead. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh at line 253:
Update the case 6 check in the test around expect_no_grep to match the specific
“toolchain-probe: x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc pairing” output rather than the generic
word “pairing”, so driver paths containing that word do not cause a false
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Both items are in — they landed in 27630f4 ("test(ci): strengthen the
case6 pairing assertion and clean up on interrupts"), pushed shortly after
your review:
Case 6 now asserts the broader expect_no_grep "case6 no pairing lines" "pairing" (the : replacement of the unresolved-runtime return 1 no longer passes).
The cleanup trap reads trap 'rm -rf "${work}"' EXIT INT TERM, the scripts/AGENTS.md shape.
The PR head is the merge of master into the branch (aa250dd) on top of that commit. Ready for the approval pass.
Case 6 assertion broadened (27630f4): expect_no_grep "case6 no pairing lines" "pairing" — correct; when DLLs are unresolvable the probe exits at the runtime-unresolved path before mingw_assert_pairing runs, so no pairing substring should appear in output. The old narrower assertion would have let a partial-match slip through.
Cleanup trap shape (27630f4): trap 'rm -rf "${work}"' EXIT INT TERM matches the scripts/AGENTS.md pattern.
Also verified:
SIGPIPE fix in mingw_assert_pairing: here-string grep -q "libwinpthread" <<<"${dump}" avoids the pipeline SIGPIPE that made the old printf|grep -q form report imports="none" on large objdump output under pipefail.
SPDX headers on both new files (EUPL-1.2, Copyright 2026 luoye-cpu).
Large-output cases 10-13 exercise both the early-match and late-match positions at ~2 MiB.
The PR is BEHIND master — please merge master into the branch (or rebase) before this can land.
My approval on aa250dd31 covered the two review items, but CI on that head found two more problems in this PR, so it cannot land yet.
1. HISS-04 function length. Standards & Invariant Verification Gate and Windows Lefthook Pre-Commit both fail on two new functions over the 60-line limit:
scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh:120: build_mingw_stub is 84 lines.
scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh:430: probe_mingw_cross is 63 lines.
Please split each into helpers of at most 60 lines.
2. Credits check. Docs, Docs Site Build, Pre-Commit and Tooling Tests (scripts/docs/tests/test_credits.py) all fail with no credits entry lists this path for both new files. The check accepts a holder that REUSE.toml names on an EUPL-1.2 annotation, and luoye-cpu is not named there yet. This annotation fixes it; add it after the first [[annotations]] block:
I checked it on this head: python3 scripts/docs/check-credits.py goes from 2 findings to OK - 229 entries, five checks clean, and reuse lint stays compliant. Keep the Copyright 2026 luoye-cpu lines in the file headers as they are.
CONTRIBUTING.md does not mention this step. That is our gap, and I will add it in the same follow-up PR that fixes the copyright wording in the AGENTS.md files.
The branch is also BEHIND master, so please merge master with the fix. I will approve the runs for the new head once I have read its diff.
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Thanks for this entry: the four checks are the right ones, and the stub suite is thorough. I ran the PR head on our hardware. Two probe defects and two text fixes need to land before it can merge.
Results on our host (mingw-w64-gcc 16.2.0, posix thread model, LANG=de_DE.UTF-8):
Real toolchain:bash scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh exits 1 on a healthy stage, with thread-model unknown and runtime-unresolved for both DLLs. The inline comments on lines 335 and 358 give each cause and a fix.
With both fixes, tested in a scratch copy and not on your branch: the same host prints pairing ok thread-model posix, libstdc++-6.dll imports libwinpthread and exits 0, and the stub suite still reports 53 passed, 0 failed.
Text fixes:
Copyright line: see the inline comment on line 2.
PR body, "Layering with #3298": the probe file no longer lands byte-identical to the head of #3298. Commit 3fa4771 is (blob 497b1a13b, the #3298 head blob), but the head's file is blob 20d0cd5b2, since later commits add the MinGW entry. Suggested wording: "The first commit (3fa4771) vendors scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh byte-identical to the head of #3298 (blob 497b1a13b); the later commits add the MinGW entry on top."
Credit: the MinGW entry is your work, and the project records that in the changelog and the commit, not in the header of a file you did not start. Please end changelog.d/added/3307-mingw-cross-thread-model-probe.md with "Contributed by luoye-cpu." The squash commit will carry the same line and your Signed-off-by.
The new test file's Copyright 2026 luoye-cpu line is right: you wrote that file.
I won't push to your branch. Once these are in, I'll update the branch, approve the CI runs for the new head, and land it at a clean merge state.
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Blocking: please restore # Copyright 2026 Lusoris on this line. The file comes from #3298 (blob 497b1a13b), and 905cf71 changed its notice. CONTRIBUTING.md (License headers) says a change to an existing file leaves its copyright line as it is, and docs/adr/3401-outside-contributor-copyright-holder.md rules out a second notice. The changelog line and the squash commit credit your MinGW entry instead.
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Blocking: the Thread model: match depends on the driver's message language. On our host (LANG=de_DE.UTF-8), x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc -v prints Thread-Modell: posix, so this entry reports thread-model unknown and refuses a healthy posix stage.
Fix: run the driver under the C locale.
out="$(LC_ALL=C "$driver" -v 2>&1)"|| rc=$?
With that change the same host prints thread-model posix. A planted case whose stub prints the localized line unless LC_ALL=C is set would pin it.
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Blocking: Arch's mingw-w64-gcc 16.2.0 ships the runtime DLLs in the target bin directory (/usr/x86_64-w64-mingw32/bin/libstdc++-6.dll, libgcc_s_seh-1.dll). That directory is not in the driver's library search dirs, so -print-file-name echoes the bare name and the entry refuses a healthy stage.
The driver can still answer without a version string: -print-prog-name=ld returns /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-w64-mingw32/16.2.0/../../../../x86_64-w64-mingw32/bin/ld, and both DLLs sit next to it. Suggested fallback at the end of mingw_resolve_runtime, when -print-file-name gave no absolute path:
local ld=""
ld="$(LC_ALL=C "$driver" -print-prog-name=ld 2>/dev/null)"||return 1
case"${ld}"in
/*)
if [ -f"$(dirname "${ld}")/${lib}" ];thenprintf'%s\n'"$(cd "$(dirname "${ld}")"&&pwd -P)/${lib}"return 0
fi
;;
esacreturn 1
With it, the real objdump -p check on that stage passes (libstdc++-6.dll imports libwinpthread-1.dll, matching posix). A stub case for this layout would pin it too.
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Blocking: one more item for review 5820114727. The new test file needs a docs/credits.yaml entry, because make docs-fragments-check refuses a file whose copyright line names someone other than the project unless an entry lists it.
At aa250dd, scripts/docs/check-credits.py reports two uncredited paths:
scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh
scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh
The second one goes away once line 2 of the probe is restored to # Copyright 2026 Lusoris, as the inline comment asks. That leaves the test file, which you wrote, so its Copyright 2026 luoye-cpu line stays.
Please add this entry to docs/credits.yaml, between contribution-dmitry-popovich and libsvm (entries are sorted by id):
- id: contribution-luoye-cpu-mingw-thread-model-probename: luoye-cpu's MinGW thread-model probe testurl: https://github.com/VMAFx/vmafx/pull/3317kind: coderelation: used-by-CIlicense: EUPL-1.2paths:
- scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.shevidence:
- scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.shnote: luoye-cpu wrote the planted-stub test for the toolchain probe's MinGW thread-model and runtime-DLL entry, in PR 3317.
The relation is used-by-CI because the test runs in CI and ships in no release binary, image or archive (docs/credits.md, relation table).
Then regenerate the rendered page and check:
python3 scripts/docs/generate-credits.py --write
make docs-fragments-check
I checked this on master 330c062 with your diff applied, line 2 restored and the entry added: generate-credits reports that docs/credits.md matches, check-credits reports OK - 230 entries, five checks clean, and the target exits 0. If a later master adds an entry at the same spot, keep both entries in id order.
The Standards & Invariant Verification Gate and the Windows Lefthook Pre-Commit flagged two PR VMAFx#3317 functions over the 60-line HISS-04 limit: build_mingw_stub (84 lines) and probe_mingw_cross (63 lines). build_mingw_stub now orchestrates two writers, write_stub_gcc (34 lines) and write_stub_objdump (42 lines), keeping the planted stub heredocs byte-identical. probe_mingw_cross (58 lines) delegates the objdump selection to mingw_find_objdump (17 lines), which prints the first of the target-prefixed binary, the prefixed PATH lookup, or plain objdump and returns 1 when none exists; the caller keeps the pairing-unverified refusal, so the captured output is unchanged. scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh passes 53/53 on the new shape.
Signed-off-by: luoye-cpu <3412829159@qq.com>
Docs, Docs Site Build, Pre-Commit and Tooling Tests all failed the credits check with 'no credits entry lists this path' for the two PR VMAFx#3317 files. Add the EUPL-1.2 annotation credited to luoye-cpu after the first [[annotations]] block, as prescribed in the review; the file headers keep their Copyright 2026 luoye-cpu lines. scripts/docs/check-credits.py now reports 'OK - 229 entries, five checks clean' locally.
Signed-off-by: luoye-cpu <3412829159@qq.com>
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41-41: Minor · Stability & Availability · Quick win
Exit after the signal trap runs.
trap 'rm -rf "${work}"' EXIT INT TERM removes the fixtures on INT or TERM, but the script then continues running. Later cases can fail or pass against deleted fixtures. A previous review comment raised this point. Add a separate handler that exits with a signal status.
Proposed fix
-trap 'rm -rf "${work}"' EXIT INT TERM+trap 'rm -rf "${work}"' EXIT+trap 'exit 130' INT+trap 'exit 143' TERM
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh at line 41:
Separate cleanup from signal handling in the toolchain probe script: keep the
cleanup trap for EXIT, and add INT and TERM handlers that exit with the
corresponding signal status so execution cannot continue after interruption.
268-268: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Match the full pairing output line, not the bare word pairing.
The probe prints a found line that contains the driver path. If the temporary directory path contains pairing, expect_no_grep fails even when no pairing check ran. A previous review comment raised this for case 6. The same weakness remains on Line 268 and also affects Line 276. Use the full output prefix toolchain-probe: x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc pairing.
Proposed fix
-expect_no_grep "case6 no pairing lines" "pairing"+expect_no_grep "case6 no pairing lines" "x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc pairing"
...
-expect_no_grep "case7 no pairing lines" "pairing"+expect_no_grep "case7 no pairing lines" "x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc pairing"
Also applies to: 276-276
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Review comment at @scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh at line 268:
Update the `expect_no_grep` checks for cases 6 and 7 to match the complete
toolchain-probe pairing output prefix, including the driver identifier, rather
than the generic word “pairing”; keep each check scoped to detecting pairing
output.
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Review comments at @scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh:
- Line 41: Separate cleanup from signal handling in the toolchain probe script:
keep the cleanup trap for EXIT, and add INT and TERM handlers that exit with the
corresponding signal status so execution cannot continue after interruption.
- Line 268: Update the `expect_no_grep` checks for cases 6 and 7 to match the
complete toolchain-probe pairing output prefix, including the driver identifier,
rather than the generic word “pairing”; keep each check scoped to detecting
pairing output.
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Summary
A green probe block can certify a broken MinGW cross stage: the probe proved presence, not pairing. The Ubuntu 24.04
mingw-w64gcc-13 driver uses the win32 thread model, but the runtime staged next to the artifacts was the posix flavour (libstdc++-6.dllimportinglibwinpthread-1.dll). Every version line looked correct and every scoring run deadlocked (#3298 comment, filed as #3307).This PR adds the MinGW cross entry to
scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh— the four checks #3307 lists, the same four the reporter's cross-build gate runs:Thread model:line (gcc -v) and the-dumpversionstring as their own probe lines, so the pasted block shows the flavour.-print-file-name, never a-dumpversionpath.libstdc++-6.dllandlibgcc_s_seh-1.dllare resolved by asking the driver where its own runtime lives; no version string is ever parsed into a path, so Debian's flavoured13-win32-dumpversioncannot silently stage nothing. Success requires an absolute path to an existing file.|| truein the entry.objdump -pon the resolvedlibstdc++-6.dllmust match the detected model: win32 refuses alibwinpthreadimport, posix requires it, and an undetected model refuses — unknown is not evidence.Exit contract: absence of the cross toolchain stays exit 0 (a legitimate finding, like every other probe entry); exit 1 is reserved for a found driver whose runtime resolution or pairing fails; usage errors stay exit 2.
Layering with #3298
scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.shlands here byte-identical to the head of #3298 (2bc21446, credited in the commit message) so this PR is self-contained against master today: master does not carry the probe yet, and #3307's entry extends exactly that file. If #3298 merges first, this PR rebases to the MinGW-entry diff alone; the only overlap between the two PRs is this one file. The claim-gate wiring (scripts/ci/check-toolchain-claims.sh) stays in #3298's scope.Decision matrix for that shape:
.codacy.ymlconflict; the #3307 review waits on an unrelated conflictmingw-*.shscriptType
feat— new featurefix— bug fixperf— performance improvementrefactor— no behavior changedocs— documentation onlytest— test-onlybuild/ci— tooling / infraport— cherry-pick from upstream Netflix/vmafsycl/cuda/simd— backend-specificChecklist
git commit -s; fix a branch withgit rebase --signoff origin/master). See DCO sign-off.make format && make lintis green locally — for every touched.sh: shellcheck 0.11.0 (0 findings),shfmt -d -i 2 -ci(0 diffs), andscripts/release/concat-changelog-fragments.sh --lintclean; the fullmake lintmatrix was not available on the authoring host.python3 scripts/ci/run_meson_test.py -- -C build. Not run: no C change; the shell suites under "Verification" cover the change./cross-backend-diffand the worst ULP is ≤ 2. — not applicable: shell tooling only..c/.cpp/.cu/.h/.hpp, it has the appropriate license header (seeCONTRIBUTING.md). — not applicable: the new files are.sh/.mdand carry the house EUPL header.!orBREAKING CHANGE:and the migration path is documented below. — not a breaking change: the probe has no callers on master yet.docs/adr/_index_fragments/<NNNN-slug>.mdand nothing else is touched for the index: do not editdocs/adr/README.md,docs/adr/by-tag/,docs/adr/titles.mdor_order.txt(rendered when pull requests land bymake docs-render; see ADR-2197; the render-only pull request of ADR-3295 is the one exception). — not applicable: no ADR in this PR.Bug-status hygiene (ADR-0165)
no state delta: new CI probe tooling, no bug row.
Netflix golden-data gate (ADR-0024)
assertAlmostEqual(...)score in the Netflix golden Python tests, except by porting Netflix's own updated assertion verbatim from upstream (value and places as upstream has them, measured against the fork's CPU build first; ADR-1828).Cross-backend numerical results
No numerical change.
Verification
scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh: 53 passed, 0 failed (13 cases). Planted refusal cases required by ci: probe MinGW cross toolchains for thread-model pairing, not only presence #3307: a posix-flavoured runtime staged next to a win32-model driver → exit 1 (pairing-mismatch, names B24); a13-win32version string with unresolvable DLLs → exit 1 (both required libs reported, no green pairing line). Companions:13-win32with resolvable DLLs → exit 0 (nothing rebuilds a path from the version string); posix model + win32 runtime → exit 1; no thread-model line → exit 1; no readable import table → exit 1; absent driver → exit 0 with theabsentline. Four large-output cases (≈2 MiB stub import table, libwinpthread early/late × win32/posix) pin the SIGPIPE fix in the pairing check: the pipe form misjudges the early-match cases (demonstrated: 6 failures with the old form), the here-string form judges all four correctly.scripts/ci/test-check-toolchain-claims.sh(the probe stub and gate cases), run against this PR's probe: 45 passed, 0 failed.--version/-dumpversion/-v/-print-file-name=<lib>with the values the case chooses, and a stub target objdump printing a crafted import table. That is also what keeps the refusal paths testable in CI; the real-toolchain path is the one the fork gate exercises (cross-probe.ymlon fork branchci/linux-cross-probe@d6601cba7).Healthy win32 stage (planted stub, exit 0):
The same stage with a
libwinpthread-importing runtime (exit 1):Deep-dive deliverables (ADR-0108)
AGENTS.mdinvariant note — no rebase-sensitive invariants: the entry lives wholly in the fork's probe script; nothing an upstream sync can silently drop.changelog.d/added/3307-mingw-cross-thread-model-probe.md.Reproducer
bash scripts/ci/tests/test-toolchain-probe-mingw.sh scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh MINGW_CROSS_PREFIX=/tmp/tp-ev-b24 scripts/dev/toolchain-probe.sh # planted B24 stage -> exit 1Known follow-ups
i686-w64-mingw32-gccwithlibgcc_s_dw2-1.dll): the entry is parameterised per driver; one more call when a consumer needs it.check-toolchain-claims.sh(ci: refuse toolchain-absence claims without the toolchain probe #3298) the new line shapes (thread-model,runtime,pairing) so a body claiming the MinGW toolchain absent against a found driver is refused the same wayicpx/nvccclaims are.Summary by Sourcery
Add reliable MinGW cross-toolchain pairing validation to prevent incompatible runtime stages from passing CI.
New Features:
Bug Fixes:
Enhancements:
CI:
Tests:
Chores:
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