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This commit simplifies and optimizes the performance-critical function dispatch loop (both simple + complex variants).
Besides dispatching calls, this loop code previously did a few additional things that are now all moved to other places:
Ensuring that an already initialized class cannot be initialized again. The class type caster now checks for this.
Ensuring sure that
super().function()
within a trampoline reaches the parent class implementation offunction()
, which required tracking some TLS state. This functionality moved to the trampoline-specific implementation innb_trampoline.cpp
/trampoline.h
.Double-checking that the 'self' type in a constructor is actually a class bound via nanobind. nanobind now verifies that this is the case when the binding is first created.
Besides function dispatcher tweaks, there is also a small improvement related to trampolines: dispatching a function call to Python now acquires/releases the GIL only a single time instead of twice.
The commit adds a bit to
nb_inst
and hence bumps the ABI version.