feat(fp4-gemm): portable SIMT NVFP4 GEMM fallback for SM110 (Thor) - #6
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Add pure-SIMT FMA references for the block-scaled NVFP4 fused-epilogue GEMMs (linear/residual/bias-GELU/fp4-out/stream-K) and route sm_110a to them; SM120 keeps the CUTLASS paths. Record the SM110 Thor validation and benchmark (the production GEMM uses the CUTLASS sm110 dispatch and is 42-94x faster than the dequantized PyTorch reference).
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Summary
Add pure-SIMT FMA references (
portable_fp4_gemm_simt.cu) for the block-scaled NVFP4 fused-epilogue GEMMs (linear/residual/bias-GELU/fp4-out/stream-K) and routesm_110ato them intorch_binding.cpp; SM120 keeps the CUTLASS paths.Validation (real hardware, NVIDIA Thor sm_110a)
nvfp4_gemm_bf16) uses the dedicated CUTLASSsm110_gemm_dispatchon SM110 and is 42-94x faster than the dequantized PyTorch reference with bitwise-equal output (max_abs=0.0). SIMT remains the fallback for fused-epilogue ops without an SM110 CUTLASS path.