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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a production Windows IOCP backend with sockets, pipes, processes, signals, timers, synchronous I/O, event integration, and handle passing. It enables Windows contract tests, records native validation, and updates CI for pinned HTTP/2-capable curl. ChangesWindows IOCP backend
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant Iocp
participant EventIntegration
participant Windows
Application->>Iocp: submit socket, pipe, process, timer, or console operation
Iocp->>Windows: associate handle and issue operation
Windows-->>EventIntegration: publish completion packet
EventIntegration-->>Iocp: drain completion entries
Iocp-->>Application: return completion
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Cancelled child-process watches can leave callers blocked until process exit, and Windows validation can fail intermittently without a product defect. Correct these paths before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@crates/turnloop-contract/tests/windows_lifetimes.rs`:
- Line 196: Serialize the process-wide handle-count test and all other tests
that create Windows handles in this test binary, using the existing test
synchronization mechanism if available; alternatively configure the binary to
run with a single test thread. Preserve the exact baseline comparison in the
handles() assertion.
In `@crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/mod.rs`:
- Around line 1267-1269: The wait path in poll must preserve the pending-drain
result from PacketTimer::cancel instead of discarding it. Update the logic
around the armed check and timer.cancel call to record STATUS_PENDING, skip
re-arming while the TIMER packet remains in flight, and clear or resume that
state when the packet is dequeued through entries, matching the existing
arm_event_deadline guard and the confirmed return contract.
In `@crates/turnloop/src/backend/iocp/services.rs`:
- Around line 116-120: Update the IOCP service readiness and collection logic so
entry.cancelled is treated as ready for every service, including Service::Child,
allowing cancelled process-exit watches to complete immediately. In collect(),
emit Outcome::Cancelled before calling Child::status() when the entry is
cancelled, while preserving normal status handling for non-cancelled child
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…ature gate, release prep, adapters-net) into windows/iocp-backend # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci.yml
The armed high-resolution timer completes through the port, so a quiet deadline wait dequeued one TIMER packet and reported zero_event_waits = 0. PollInfo's contract (and epoll's private timerfd) treats a private timeout event as a timed wait returning zero; notifier and I/O packets still count. Fixes quiet_deadline_waits_have_identical_accounting_without_allocations on windows-2025.
The Windows-only zero_event_waits == 0 arm existed because IOCP reported its private deadline timer packet as native work. With that fixed, the pool exhaustion wait asserts the same single empty wait on every native backend.
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🟡 Minor · Wait for each current timer completion. · crates/turnloop-contract/tests/allocations.rs:360-360
360-360: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winWait for each current timer completion.
Line 360 uses
expiries == 0, so only the first iteration waits for its completion. A later iteration can reachatbefore the IOCP packet arrives. The immediate drain can then miss the timer, and the test can fail intermittently.Compare against the count at the start of each iteration.
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let at = l.now() + Duration::from_millis(2); let h = l.timer(at, None, Token(3)).expect("timer"); - while l.now() < at || expiries == 0 { + let previous_expiries = expiries; + while l.now() < at || expiries == previous_expiries {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/turnloop-contract/tests/allocations.rs`:
- Line 360: Update the timer-wait loop around the condition using expiries so
each iteration captures the expiry count at its start and waits until that count
changes, rather than checking expiries == 0. Preserve the existing l.now() < at
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…test AsyncIo::poll_close closes the socket, and the client closed while the server's TLS 1.3 session tickets were still unread. Closing with unread bytes sends RST; Windows then discards the payload and close_notify the server has not read yet, so the server's read failed with WSAECONNABORTED on every windows-2025 mode. The server now acknowledges the 32 KiB payload and the client reads that acknowledgement (and the tickets before it) before close. Fragmented reads, ALPN and close_notify -> EOF are still asserted.
…ause Use TURNLOOP_TEST_CURL like interop.rs (on Windows it is the checksum-pinned build, not whichever curl.exe is first on PATH). windows-2025 executor mode once hit the 10 s deadline with the server task still pending even though curl has --max-time 5; on timeout the test now reports curl's exit status and stderr, so the next occurrence distinguishes a hung curl from a lost close.
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Integrator review of the IOCP backend. I read it line by line (unsafe code, completion lifetimes, process/pipe/socket paths, tests, CI) and checked every item below against the code at the branch head. Nothing here was run on a Windows host except through CI. CI: run 34899966713 on What I changed on this branch
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…pending timers - Reject .bat/.cmd programs (explicit or via PATH) with InvalidInput before any process setup: CreateProcessW runs them through cmd.exe, which ignores MSVCRT quoting (CVE-2024-24576/27980 class; Node rejects them without shell: true). - kill/close after the child exited but before the wait callback published readiness: ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED with a signaled process handle now means exited (kill -> NotFound, close proceeds to Cancelled/Closed). - entries() applies every dequeued completion and returns the first error afterwards; poll applies dequeued entries before propagating a timer-cancel error, so already-dequeued operations can no longer be lost. - NtCancelWaitCompletionPacket STATUS_PENDING on the wait path keeps the timer pending until its generation's TIMER packet is dequeued, as the Event path did. - A cancelled child exit watch completes with Cancelled immediately instead of waiting for the child to exit. - Loopback SIO_TCP_INITIAL_RTO is best-effort, as in libuv; signal tickets use Box::into_raw/from_raw ownership. - windows_lifetimes.rs serializes its handle-creating tests around the exact handle-count baseline, and the post-cancel buffer check now writes data so it can fail. - Docs: IOCP is the production provider; DESIGN 7.3 records the NT wait-packet decision. Eleven new Windows tests cover these; see docs/lanes/iocp-fix1.md.
…fails windows-2025 CI for 87a44cd: the 200x spawn -> kill -> close loop failed with ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED. TerminateProcess only starts termination; close() called it again while the process was terminating but its handle was not yet signaled, and the previous check required a signaled handle. Child now records a successful termination request (process or job): close() after it proceeds to Cancelled -> real exit -> Closed without terminating again, and a second kill() returns NotFound. On ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED the exit code (set when termination begins, as libuv's uv_kill checks) or a signaled handle means exiting. Drop requests termination only if none succeeded and still joins the real exit. windows_lifetimes.rs recovers the handle-test mutex from poisoning so one failure no longer cascades. The 200x loops are unchanged.
…s timer protocol-wasi (wasm32-wasip3) failed twice at case 2's peer-EOF assertion: on a slow runtime the client's 2 ms continue timeout expired before the server's early 417 arrived, so the client correctly started the upload. The code built for WASI was unchanged between the green and red runs. Cases 0 and 1 still use the 2 ms timeout they depend on; case 2, which proves that an early final response suppresses the upload, uses a client with a 30 s continue timeout.
console_input_resize_and_modes_restore failed once in windows-2025 all-features (run 34912831069) at the empty-output check after starting the reader: a new console can already hold conhost buffer-size/focus records, so the resize watch or reader completed before the test wrote anything. The input buffer is now flushed before the watch and read start, so the test observes only the records it writes, and the empty check prints any unexpected completion.
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The review findings are fixed, and CI run 34913273537 on
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Windows previously had standalone IOCP spikes without a production backend. This adds the Backend revision 2 implementation and enables real shared Windows contracts. Closes #4.
Validation:
23d674b, after incorporating the WASI/web integration from main: 48 Windows contracts, workspace Clippy and workspace MSRV 1.97.1 checks pass locally. The new CI run is in progress.c65a622— Windows tests: PASS. Workspace default/all features: 216/231 tests; separate Windows contracts: 41/48; HTTP/TLS/WebSocket fixture interop: 17. Logs confirm Node's 100 HTTP/2 streams and the pinned curl's stream both ran. Release timer benchmark assertions passed.The last completed run (
c65a622) had the same failures as its base on main: missing WASI/web contracts and the Linux all-feature file-backpressure test'szero_event_waitsassertion (0 versus 1). This PR preserves that Unix assertion. The newer WASI/web integration is now merged into this branch; its combined CI results are pending. The completed run passed macOS native tests, all native lint jobs, protocol tests, HTTP/2 conformance, instruction counts, dependency checks, loom and Miri.Limits: minimum Windows-version/VM/power-state matrices, ETW tracing and overnight soak are unrun. Console resize delivery requires an active console input read. Named-pipe listeners cannot be detached; imported overlapped regular files and non-Kill process signals return Unsupported. The optional self-hosted runner was not configured.
Native evidence and intermediate failures: WINDOWS_RESULTS.md. Ownership and implementation details: IOCP backend notes.
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