Fix: port the DeepSeek-V4 MoE, hc_pre and prefill fixes to DSpark - #982
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Ports the moe.py changes of hw-native-sys#893 and hw-native-sys#953 from deepseek_v4_flash_mtp, which dspark forked before either landed. - Declare dispatch_push -> dispatch_wait and drop the pre-resolve on dispatch_gather, so a blocking waiter cannot hold a core group while the local notifier still has blocks parked in that core's pending slot. Without those edges EP8 prefill deadlocks once a request runs enough all-to-all rounds; dspark runs EP16. - Publish the combine arrivals from a combine_wait scope gated on the whole scatter grid and on dispatch_push, instead of folding one notify into each scatter block, so the wait expects moe_epoch rather than moe_epoch * N_LOCAL. - Drop allow_early_resolve from the combine scatter, its wait and shared_routed, so the cross-rank handshake cannot reserve the AIV cores the scatter itself needs. moe.py is now identical to the mtp file apart from the intended EP naming and the 16-experts-per-rank split.
Ports the hc_pre.py part of hw-native-sys#953 from deepseek_v4_flash_mtp. - Replace the FP32 AtomicAdd accumulation in the linear and RMS split-K paths with disjoint per-split partial buffers, reduced in ascending K order in both the fused and the separate implementation. - Retire the zero-seed phase the atomics required: the fused kernel's Phase A and the separate kernel's hc_pre_seed scope. - Match the golden's split order to the kernel's. AtomicAdd sums the partials in task-completion order, which is neither fixed nor associative, so the same greedy request can diverge and then compound autoregressively over a long decode.
Ports the prefill_indexer.py and prefill_csa.py parts of hw-native-sys#893 from deepseek_v4_flash_mtp. - Add the block_len=1024 merge stage when INDEXER_SCORE_CAP exceeds 256. dspark sizes the cap as 2 * T / COMPRESS_RATIO, so it is exactly 256 at the checked-in PREFILL_SEQ=512 and larger for any longer chunk; past 256 the 64/256 stages leave the score prefix partially ordered and the top-k silently picks the wrong keys. The CP score path already carries this stage for its 1024-wide cap. - Bound the packed sparse CSA rows by what the indexer actually emits, WIN + min(max_visible_cmp, IDX_TOPK), so build_tensor_specs stops refusing prompts that fit.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR makes HC pre reductions deterministic, strengthens MoE task ordering, and aligns prefill sparse-attention sizing with indexer top-k output. The indexer also adds sorting support for score prefixes wider than 256 elements. ChangesHC pre deterministic reductions
MoE task dependency updates
Prefill indexing and capacity
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The change makes RMS results deterministic, but the reference computation still uses a different accumulation order, so expected outputs may disagree with production results and mask numerical regressions. Merge should wait until both paths match or an owner explicitly accepts the discrepancy. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant dispatch
participant DispatchPush
participant combine
participant CombineScatter
participant PeerWait
participant RoutedReduction
dispatch->>DispatchPush: launch push and capture task ID
DispatchPush->>dispatch: complete payload push
dispatch->>combine: pass dispatch push task ID
combine->>CombineScatter: launch scatter
CombineScatter->>PeerWait: enable notification and peer wait
DispatchPush->>PeerWait: provide push completion dependency
PeerWait->>RoutedReduction: release shared routed reduction
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INDEXER_SCORE_CAP == 256and a value above 256. Include a top-k candidate beyond the first 256 values. Comparecmp_topk_indiceswith a reference sort.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@models/deepseek_v4_flash_dspark/hc_pre.py`:
- Around line 169-170: Update golden_hc_pre to match the kernel’s RMS reduction
grouping: accumulate two RMS_K_CHUNK chunks per split, then reduce the 16 split
totals in ascending split order, rather than summing all 32 chunks in one
accumulator.
Apply the same fix in `@models/deepseek_v4_flash_dspark/hc_pre.py` around lines
218 - 260: The fused reduction has the same reference-path mismatch.
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In `@models/deepseek_v4_flash_dspark/prefill_indexer.py`:
- Around line 342-351: Add regression tests for the sorting path around
INDEXER_SCORE_CAP, covering exactly 256 and a value greater than 256. Ensure
each case includes a top-k candidate beyond the first 256 entries, then compare
cmp_topk_indices results against a reference sort to verify the appropriate
merge stages are used.
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Match the RMS reduction grouping in the reference path. The kernel now accumulates per-split RMS partials and reduces the split totals in ascending order, but the reference path still adds all chunks into one accumulator. For HC_DIM=16384, this changes FP32 rounding before rsqrt and can make expected outputs disagree with runtime results. Build per-split RMS partials and reduce them in the same ascending order before rsqrt.
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In `@models/deepseek_v4_flash_dspark/hc_pre.py` around lines 169 - 170, Update
golden_hc_pre to match the kernel’s RMS reduction grouping: accumulate two
RMS_K_CHUNK chunks per split, then reduce the 16 split totals in ascending split
order, rather than summing all 32 chunks in one accumulator.
Apply the same fix in `@models/deepseek_v4_flash_dspark/hc_pre.py` around lines
218 - 260: The fused reduction has the same reference-path mismatch.
Source: Learnings
The dspark directory forked from deepseek_v4_flash_mtp before #893 and
#953 landed, so it still carries the MoE handshake, split-K and indexer
sort behaviour those two fixed. This ports their dspark-applicable
parts; the stacked YaRN RoPE tables from #953 are not included, since
they live in the decode_fwd / prefill_fwd routing dspark does not have
yet.
dispatch_gather, so a blocking waiter cannot hold a core group while
the local notifier still has blocks parked in that core's pending
slot. Without those edges EP8 prefill deadlocks once a request runs
enough all-to-all rounds, and dspark runs EP16.
the whole scatter grid and on dispatch_push, instead of folding one
notify into each scatter block, so the wait expects moe_epoch rather
than moe_epoch * N_LOCAL. The combine scatter, its wait and
shared_routed lose allow_early_resolve, so the cross-rank handshake
cannot reserve the AIV cores the scatter itself needs. moe.py is now
identical to the mtp file apart from the EP naming and the
16-experts-per-rank split.
split-K paths with disjoint per-split partial buffers reduced in
ascending K order, in both the fused and the separate implementation,
and retire the zero-seed phase the atomics required. AtomicAdd sums
the partials in task-completion order, which is neither fixed nor
associative, so the same greedy request can diverge and then compound
autoregressively over a long decode. The golden follows the same
ascending order.
INDEXER_SCORE_CAP exceeds 256. dspark sizes the cap as
2 * T / COMPRESS_RATIO, so it is exactly 256 at the checked-in
PREFILL_SEQ=512 and larger for any longer chunk; past 256 the 64/256
stages leave the score prefix partially ordered and the top-k
silently picks the wrong keys. The CP score path already carries this
stage for its 1024-wide cap.
WIN + min(max_visible_cmp, IDX_TOPK), so build_tensor_specs stops
refusing prompts that fit.
The hc_pre reduction costs the determinism it buys: on a2a3, 100 rounds
after 5 warmup, the 512-row prefill case goes from 167.0 to 199.5 us
minimum over two runs, while the 128-row decode case is unchanged.