feat(linear-logp): add batch-invariant fused SM90 operator - #337
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a Hopper-only batch-invariant fused linear log-probability operator. The change includes SM90 CUDA support, Python dispatch and validation, FP32 reference computation, extensive tests, benchmarking, documentation, and CI coverage. ChangesBatch-Invariant Linear LogP
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new wrapper can fail at runtime for valid expanded target IDs because they are not made contiguous before the native call. This is a bounded correctness issue that should receive owner follow-up before relying on the new entry point. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant BatchInvariantLinearLogpSM90Op
participant KernelRegistry
participant SM90Extension
participant SM90Kernel
Caller->>KernelRegistry: request batch_invariant_linear_logp
KernelRegistry->>BatchInvariantLinearLogpSM90Op: resolve Hopper backend
Caller->>BatchInvariantLinearLogpSM90Op: submit hidden, weight, target, bias
BatchInvariantLinearLogpSM90Op->>SM90Extension: call batch_invariant_linear_logp_sm90
SM90Extension->>SM90Kernel: launch deterministic SM90 forward
SM90Kernel-->>SM90Extension: return logp and log-sum-exp
SM90Extension-->>BatchInvariantLinearLogpSM90Op: return tensors
BatchInvariantLinearLogpSM90Op-->>Caller: reshape and return log-probability
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| int select_batch_invariant_vocab_splits(int total_vtiles) { | ||
| // Keep at most MAX_BATCH_INVARIANT_VOCAB_SPLITS non-empty, contiguous | ||
| // ranges. Both the partition and the combine order depend on V only. | ||
| const int vtiles_per_split = |
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V -> split count -> contiguous ranges -> ascending merge. No N, row-block, or SM-count input is allowed here; adding one breaks bitwise batch invariance.
| std::vector<torch::Tensor> batch_invariant_linear_logp_sm90_forward( | ||
| torch::Tensor hidden, torch::Tensor weight, torch::Tensor target, | ||
| torch::optional<torch::Tensor> bias) { | ||
| return fused_linear_logp_sm90_forward_impl(hidden, weight, target, bias, 0, false, |
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linear_logp -> kThroughput; batch_invariant_linear_logp -> kBatchInvariant. Both reuse the validated kernel, so existing callers keep their occupancy-tuned behavior.
| or lm_head_weight.requires_grad | ||
| or (bias is not None and bias.requires_grad) | ||
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| raise RuntimeError( |
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requires_grad -> error; no_grad -> SM90 forward. Backward is outside the first contract, so this path fails closed.
| "grpo_loss": [OpBackend.PYTORCH_GRPO_LOSS], | ||
| "rope": [OpBackend.PYTORCH_NATIVE_ROPE], | ||
| "linear_logp": [OpBackend.PYTORCH_LINEAR_LOGP], | ||
| "batch_invariant_linear_logp": [], |
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unsupported platform -> [] -> RuntimeError. If this key were absent, the registry would choose its generic PyTorch default.
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| print(f"[smoke] OK: rl_engine._C built and fused_logp ran on sm_{cc[0]}{cc[1]}.") | ||
| if cc[0] == 9: |
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H100 build -> symbol check -> launch -> synchronize. Generic fused_logp cannot detect an omitted conditionally compiled SM90 feature.
| for start in range(0, hidden.size(0), chunk_size) | ||
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| ) | ||
| assert torch.equal(chunked, full), f"batch chunk size {chunk_size} changed output bits" |
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full-batch bits == concat(chunk bits). torch.equal enforces the contract; allclose would hide the regression.
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446-460: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueConsider a per-backend requirement table instead of a hardcoded enum branch.
_backend_supports_devicespecial-cases one enum member and inlines its extension symbol name and compute-capability rule._adjust_priority_for_hardwarealready repeats the same_EXT_AVAILABLE and hasattr(_C, <symbol>) and cc_major == 9pattern for four other SM90 backends. A small mapping keeps the rule next to the backend and makes the next SM90 backend a one-line addition.This is a maintainability suggestion only. Current behavior matches the registry tests.
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+_DEVICE_GATED_BACKENDS = { + OpBackend.CUDA_BATCH_INVARIANT_LINEAR_LOGP_SM90: ( + "batch_invariant_linear_logp_sm90", + 9, + ), +} + `@staticmethod` def _backend_supports_device( backend: OpBackend, device: torch.device | str | None, ) -> bool: - if backend is not OpBackend.CUDA_BATCH_INVARIANT_LINEAR_LOGP_SM90: + requirement = _DEVICE_GATED_BACKENDS.get(backend) + if requirement is None: return True + symbol, required_major = requirement if torch.version.hip is not None: return False from rl_engine.kernels.ops.base import _C, _EXT_AVAILABLE - if not _EXT_AVAILABLE or not hasattr(_C, "batch_invariant_linear_logp_sm90"): + if not _EXT_AVAILABLE or not hasattr(_C, symbol): return False resolved = torch.device("cuda" if device is None else device) if resolved.type != "cuda": return False try: - return torch.cuda.get_device_capability(resolved)[0] == 9 + return torch.cuda.get_device_capability(resolved)[0] == required_major🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@rl_engine/kernels/ops/cuda/loss/batch_invariant_linear_logp.py`:
- Line 158: Update the target ID flattening in the surrounding loss wrapper to
make the result contiguous before passing it to the raw extension; change the
target_ids reshape path so expanded zero-stride inputs are normalized while
preserving existing shape validation and downstream behavior.
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In `@rl_engine/kernels/registry.py`:
- Around line 446-460: Refactor _backend_supports_device to use a per-backend
requirement mapping instead of a dedicated
OpBackend.CUDA_BATCH_INVARIANT_LINEAR_LOGP_SM90 branch, keeping each backend’s
extension symbol and compute-capability requirement in the table. Reuse that
mapping to preserve the existing HIP, extension-availability, CUDA-device, and
SM90 checks while making future backend additions data-only.
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| lead_shape = hidden.shape[:-1] | ||
| hidden_2d = hidden.reshape(-1, hidden.size(-1)).contiguous() | ||
| weight_2d = lm_head_weight.contiguous() | ||
| target_1d = target_ids.reshape(-1) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make flattened target IDs contiguous before the extension call.
A 1-D expanded target_ids tensor keeps its zero stride through reshape(-1). The raw extension rejects that metadata, so this wrapper fails although its shape validation accepts the input. Use target_ids.reshape(-1).contiguous().
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- target_1d = target_ids.reshape(-1)
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| target_1d = target_ids.reshape(-1) | |
| target_1d = target_ids.reshape(-1).contiguous() |
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In `@rl_engine/kernels/ops/cuda/loss/batch_invariant_linear_logp.py` at line 158,
Update the target ID flattening in the surrounding loss wrapper to make the
result contiguous before passing it to the raw extension; change the target_ids
reshape path so expanded zero-stride inputs are normalized while preserving
existing shape validation and downstream behavior.
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The existing SM90 fused
linear_logpavoids materializing[N, V]logits, but its throughput scheduler chooses the vocabulary split fromN,V, and the GPU SM count. The same token row can therefore take a different FP32 reduction path when its batch layout changes.Why this happens
A–Dbelow are consecutive chunks of the same vocabulary. The token row, weight, target, and vocabulary are unchanged; onlyNchanges.flowchart TB X["Same token row, weight, target, and vocabulary"] X --> N1["Run inside N = 1"] X --> N2["Run inside N = 1024"] N1 --> S1["Throughput scheduler may choose<br/>[A] [B] [C] [D]"] N2 --> S2["Throughput scheduler may choose<br/>[A B] [C D]"] S1 --> R1["Merge four partial<br/>online-softmax states"] S2 --> R2["Merge two grouped partial<br/>online-softmax states"] R1 --> F["Different FP32 rounding<br/>may change the output bits"] R2 --> FBoth paths are equivalent in real arithmetic. They need not be bitwise identical because FP32 renormalization and addition are not associative.
What this PR changes
flowchart LR subgraph Added["Added by this PR"] API["batch_invariant_linear_logp<br/>new entry point"] --> POLICY["Choose split-V from V only<br/>new policy"] end POLICY --> FIXED["Same contiguous vocabulary splits<br/>for every N"] subgraph Reused["Reused from existing linear_logp"] KERNEL["TMA + MMA projection kernel"] --> MERGE["Online-softmax partials<br/>and ascending combine"] end FIXED --> KERNEL MERGE --> OUT["Same row + same V<br/>same arithmetic order and bits"] N["N"] --> ROWS["Changes row CTA count only<br/>does not select split-V"] ROWS -.-> KERNELThe existing throughput-oriented
linear_logpremains available. This PR adds an opt-in invariant entry point and aV-only split policy; it reuses the existing projection, online-softmax, and combine kernels.Tests cover FP32 reference accuracy and exact equality across batch size, row position, neighboring rows, chunking, layouts, vocabulary boundaries, and CUDA streams. Local CUDA 13.1 SM90a compilation and non-H100 checks pass; H100 GPU CI is still required before this leaves draft.
Related to #122. Potentially overlaps with the broader strict mode in #336.
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