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WalkthroughMSA sparse attention now supports mixed-batch planning in either ordering, strided paged KV inputs, direct output buffers, asynchronous host metadata staging, cached page tables, and structured paged KV mappings. Tests cover page indexing and mixed prefill/decode mappings. ChangesMSA sparse attention
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes page-table construction and sparse-attention planning, but the current head still has a cache-invalidation risk where reusing a kv_indices buffer could produce stale page tables and incorrect attention results. Targeted boundary-test and lint follow-up is also outstanding, so merge should wait for the cache issue to be fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MSAPlanner
participant PagedKvSlotMapping
participant PageIndexBuilder
participant PageTableCache
participant SparseAttentionKernel
MSAPlanner->>PagedKvSlotMapping: build device mappings and host block IDs
MSAPlanner->>PageIndexBuilder: provide host block IDs and KV lengths
PageIndexBuilder->>PageTableCache: provide staged page indices
PageTableCache->>SparseAttentionKernel: provide cached or gathered page tables
SparseAttentionKernel->>MSAPlanner: write attention results to output buffer
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624-671: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftThe page-table cache can return a stale table when the caller reuses buffers.
_page_table_for_plantreats the cache as valid when thekv_segment_lensobject identity, thekv_indicesdata pointer, the element count, and the geometry match._version_tokenreturnsNonefor inference tensors, so the content check is disabled on the serving path. The MSA backend writes each step's page ids into one persistentmsa_kv_indicesbuffer withcopy_, so the data pointer and element count do not change between steps. If the same plan dict and the same lengths object also survive a step, the cache returns the previous step's page table with new contents ignored.Add a step or generation token to the cache key, or clear
_page_table_cachewhen the plan is refreshed.#!/bin/bash # Description: Check whether the plan dict and kv_indices buffer persist across steps in the MSA backend. fd -t f 'msa_backend.py' -p 'minimax_m3' --exec rg -n -C 5 'msa_kv_indices|_page_table_cache|refresh\(|rebuilt = dict'🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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266-269: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value
tensor.stride(0) >= 0never fails for these inputs.A page-strided view produced by slicing a pool always has a non-negative outer stride. The check adds no protection. The
data_ptrand outer-stride byte-alignment checks carry the real TMA requirement. Removing the redundant term keeps the condition readable.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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613-615: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winClamping the gather index hides an inconsistent page count.
srcis clamped tokv_indices.numel() - 1. Padded columns are masked to zero afterwards, so the clamp is only needed for padding. If a real request's page run exceedskv_indices, the clamp silently reads the last page id instead of failing. Consider asserting thatstarts[-1] + pages[-1] <= kv_indices.numel()before the gather.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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327-327: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valuePrefer attribute access over positional unpacking.
build_paged_kv_slot_mappingnow returnsPagedKvSlotMapping. Positional unpacking still works, but it ties these two call sites to the field order.msa_backend.pyalready reads the named fields. Usingmapping.req_to_token,mapping.slot_ids, andmapping.out_cache_lochere keeps both consumers consistent and survives a future field addition.Also applies to: 354-354
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113-122: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd a bound check on the required page count.
colreachespages[b] - 1for each request. If a request'skv_lenimplies more pages thanblock_ids_cpu.shape[1], the gather raises a bareIndexErrorwith no context. A single check makes the mismatch between the KV lengths and the block table explicit.🛡️ Proposed guard
total_pages = int(pages.sum()) if total_pages == 0: return torch.empty(0, dtype=torch.int32) batch = int(pages.shape[0]) + max_blocks = int(block_ids_cpu.shape[1]) + if int(pages.max()) > max_blocks: + raise ValueError( + f"kv_lens require {int(pages.max())} pages but the block table has " + f"only {max_blocks} columns per request." + ) row = torch.repeat_interleave(torch.arange(batch, dtype=torch.long), pages)🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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267-301: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThese three properties re-pin on every access.
maybe_pin_memoryreturns the input unchanged only when the tensor is already pinned.self.seq_lensis pinned upstream, somsa_qo_lens_cpuis free in the common case.msa_qo_offset_cpualways computeskv - qo, which produces an unpinned tensor, so every access allocates pinned host memory and copies.prepare()reads these properties in both_build_msa_fieldsand_build_step_plans, so the step pays the cost several times.Consider computing the three tensors once per step in
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In `@3rdparty/patches/msa_strided_paged_kv.patch`:
- Around line 534-577: Keep kv_segment_lens as a non-aliased host snapshot when
constructing the sparse FMHA plan, and exclude it from _MSA_PLAN_STABLE_KEYS so
_MsaGraphSafePlan.refresh() does not copy it to CUDA. Ensure _build_page_table()
consumes this host snapshot without triggering a device-to-host synchronization,
including when _version_token() returns None and reusable metadata is updated in
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In `@3rdparty/patches/msa_strided_paged_kv.patch`:
- Around line 624-671: Update _page_table_for_plan so cache validity includes a
per-step or generation token that changes whenever the persistent kv_indices
buffer is refreshed, preventing reuse of a prior step’s table for inference
tensors. Propagate that token through the plan data or clear _page_table_cache
when the plan is refreshed, while preserving reuse across sparse layers within
the same step.
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In `@3rdparty/patches/msa_strided_paged_kv.patch`:
- Around line 266-269: Remove the redundant tensor.stride(0) >= 0 term from the
alignment condition, preserving the tensor.data_ptr() and outer-stride
byte-alignment checks.
- Around line 613-615: Validate before the gather that every real page run fits
within kv_indices by asserting starts[-1] + pages[-1] is no greater than
kv_indices.numel(). Keep clamping only for masked padding, while ensuring
inconsistent page counts fail instead of silently reusing the final page entry.
Update the code around the src/index_select logic.
In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention_backend/sparse/minimax_m3/msa_backend.py`:
- Around line 267-301: Cache the derived MSA length tensors once per prepare
step instead of recomputing and re-pinning them on every property access. Update
prepare() to compute and store the query lengths, KV lengths, and KV-minus-query
offsets, then have msa_qo_lens_cpu, msa_kv_lens_cpu, and msa_qo_offset_cpu
return those cached values while preserving the existing None behavior.
In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention_backend/sparse/minimax_m3/msa_utils.py`:
- Around line 113-122: In the page-index construction around pages and col,
validate that every required page count fits within block_ids_cpu.shape[1]
before gathering block_ids_cpu[row, col]. Raise a clear error describing the
KV-length/page-table capacity mismatch, while preserving the existing empty
result and valid gather behavior.
In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention_backend/sparse/minimax_m3/triton_metadata.py`:
- Line 327: Update the call sites in the metadata flow that invoke
build_paged_kv_slot_mapping to retain its PagedKvSlotMapping result and access
req_to_token, slot_ids, and out_cache_loc through named attributes instead of
positional unpacking, matching the existing msa_backend.py usage.
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35-38: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse direct attribute assignments.
Lines 36 and 38 use
setattr()with fixed attribute names. Ruff B010 reports both calls. Use direct assignments after the existing compatibility guards.Proposed fix
if not hasattr(cute.core, "ThrMma"): - setattr(cute.core, "ThrMma", cute.ThrMma) + cute.core.ThrMma = cute.ThrMma if not hasattr(cute, "make_fragment"): - setattr(cute, "make_fragment", cute.make_rmem_tensor) + cute.make_fragment = cute.make_rmem_tensor🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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-> Noneto both added test functions.- Annotate
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention_backend/sparse/minimax_m3/msa_utils.py`:
- Around line 117-131: Update the docstring for the function building the
flattened page table to include Google-style Args and Returns sections. Document
block_ids_cpu as a CPU int32 tensor with shape [batch, max_blocks], kv_lens_cpu
as a CPU int32 tensor with shape [batch], page_size as a positive integer, and
the return value as a flattened CPU int32 tensor.
In `@tests/unittest/_torch/attention/sparse/test_minimax_m3_msa_backend.py`:
- Around line 353-367: Add boundary cases to the tests using kv_lens and
page_indices: include a length less than negative page_size and verify it
produces no page ID, then update the padding-row case to include a genuine
zero-length row and a negative-offset placeholder row. For the placeholder row,
assert its exact first-slot value rather than only checking row membership,
while preserving the existing expected page-index validation.
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention_backend/sparse/minimax_m3/msa_utils.py`:
- Around line 35-38: Replace the fixed-name setattr calls in the compatibility
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and mappings for cute.core.ThrMma and cute.make_fragment.
In `@tests/unittest/_torch/attention/sparse/test_minimax_m3_msa_backend.py`:
- Line 23: Update the added test functions with -> None return annotations and
annotate FakeCacheManager.get_block_ids_per_seq(request_ids: list[int]) with a
torch.Tensor return type. Extend coverage with a negative kv_lens_cpu case, use
qo_lens_cpu == 0 for zero-length padding rows, and register the added tests in
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Input preparation for a MiniMax-M3 MSA step spent most of its host time in work that either blocked on the CUDA queue or launched a burst of tiny kernels, leaving the GPU idle between iterations: * get_block_ids_per_seq built one tensor per request and joined them with pad_sequence, a per-request Python loop landing in pageable memory. It now fills a single zero-filled pinned int32 tensor through a numpy view. * build_kv_page_indices recovered each request's page ids by gathering the first slot of every page out of req_to_token on the device, five tiny kernels per request per step. The work is redundant: req_to_token is built as block_id * tokens_per_block + offset, so req_to_token[b, p * page_size] // page_size is just block_ids[b, p], a value the host already has. The table is built there instead and the slot mapping hands the host block ids back so no second manager query or device round trip is needed. * out_cache_loc was built by reading req_to_token one new token at a time with .item(), a window that scales with context length. The same slot ids follow from the host block ids by expanding the per-request lengths, so they are computed there and staged with one asynchronous copy. * The per-request length mirrors are pinned and staged non-blocking, so their copies no longer end in a cudaStreamSynchronize. * sparse_fmha_plan staged its length inputs with blocking copies and read total_q back through cu_seqlens_q[-1].item(). It now stages once, asynchronously, and takes every scalar from the host copy. kv_segment_lens stays on the host in the returned plan: only the page-table builder consumes it, and it reads per-request page counts on the host, while the kernels take their lengths from cu_seqlens_k and seqused_k. That subsumes _stage_sparse_plan_kv_lens_host, which patched the same field from the backend after the fact, so it is dropped. Cherry-picked from NVIDIA#16875 on feat/m3_with_msa. The parts of that PR that turn on an MSA on_update_kv_lens override are dropped: main's MSA metadata has no such override, nor the device mirrors (msa_req_to_token, msa_q_batch_row, msa_q_intra, msa_qo_lens_dev) it patches through, so there is nothing here to make sync-free, clamp against a staged snapshot, or redirect from kv_segment_lens to seqused_k. The eager empty-block short-circuit that PR removes likewise does not exist on main, so its replacement clamp is left out and the eager valid-block counts keep main's unclamped staging. The two run_indexer test fakes it repairs cover head-major routing and the FP8 index-K producer, neither of which main carries. (cherry picked from commit a69907a) Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
In a mixed batch (context plus generation requests in one step) fmha_sm100_plan recognized only decode-first ordering, but TensorRT-LLM always orders context requests first. has_mixed was therefore always false and the whole batch was planned as a single sparse-prefill call, dragging every generation row through the MM-SA-Nv prefill kernel. _mixed_batch_split now also recognizes prefill-first ordering, restricted to sparse plans so the proxy and dense plans stay byte-identical (the proxy's max-score output drives top-k block selection). The sparse GQA plan then covers only the context rows and generation rows route to the paged decode kernel. Since each half of a split plan now writes its own rows of the caller's output buffer, out= is plumbed through sparse_fmha, sparse_atten_func and _sparse_atten_csr_varlen_forward, which removes a full-size concatenate plus copy from every split call. Cherry-picked from NVIDIA#16923 on feat/m3_with_msa, whose changes outside the submodule patch do not apply here: the msa_backend.py hunk is a comment inside an on_update_kv_lens override main's MSA metadata does not have, and main carries no MSA patch-marker check for the new fmha_sm100.api symbol to extend. Rebased onto main's copy of the patch, which carries a later revision of the _prepare_paged_hnd_input hunk and its tests; the interface.py hunk offsets are adjusted for those three extra lines. Verified with `patch -p1 --forward --batch` against MSA e2ebe76 (the pinned submodule commit): all four files apply with no fuzz or offset, the reverse dry run still succeeds, and the patched sources parse. (cherry picked from commit 6e9c670) Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
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…le build_kv_page_indices signature PR NVIDIA#17986 narrowed build_kv_page_indices to take the host block-id table directly instead of (req_to_token, slot_ids, ...), and PR NVIDIA#17842 merged 47 minutes later with tests still calling the four-argument form, so _flat_page_table raised TypeError before either kernel ran. The helper now wants exactly what these tests already hold, so drop the req_to_token reconstruction and pass block_table on the host. The page ids are unchanged: the old form gathered (block_table[b, p] * PAGE_SIZE) // PAGE_SIZE at each page boundary, and slot_ids was an identity map. Both A/B tests now reach their fmha_sm100 comparison and agree with it, so the three waivers for this bug are removed. Signed-off-by: trtllm-agent <296075020+trtllm-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…le build_kv_page_indices signature PR NVIDIA#17986 narrowed build_kv_page_indices to take the host block-id table directly instead of (req_to_token, slot_ids, ...), and PR NVIDIA#17842 merged 47 minutes later with tests still calling the four-argument form, so _flat_page_table raised TypeError before either kernel ran. The helper now wants exactly what these tests already hold, so drop the req_to_token reconstruction and pass block_table on the host. The page ids are unchanged: the old form gathered (block_table[b, p] * PAGE_SIZE) // PAGE_SIZE at each page boundary, and slot_ids was an identity map. Both A/B tests now reach their fmha_sm100 comparison and agree with it, so the three waivers for this bug are removed. Signed-off-by: trtllm-agent <296075020+trtllm-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
…le build_kv_page_indices signature PR NVIDIA#17986 narrowed build_kv_page_indices to take the host block-id table directly instead of (req_to_token, slot_ids, ...), and PR NVIDIA#17842 merged 47 minutes later with tests still calling the four-argument form, so _flat_page_table raised TypeError before either kernel ran. The helper now wants exactly what these tests already hold, so drop the req_to_token reconstruction and pass block_table on the host. The page ids are unchanged: the old form gathered (block_table[b, p] * PAGE_SIZE) // PAGE_SIZE at each page boundary, and slot_ids was an identity map. Both A/B tests now reach their fmha_sm100 comparison and agree with it, so the three waivers for this bug are removed. Signed-off-by: trtllm-agent <296075020+trtllm-agent@users.noreply.github.com>
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Description
This is a combination of two MRs:
#16875
This MR does multiple perf optimizations to address inter-iter idle times:
out_cache_locare now built on the host from the block ids, replacing per-request device kernels and per-token.item()readson_update_kv_lenspatches plan lengths entirely on device for every step, dropping the prefill/mixed host copy-back and plan rebuild..item(), and sparse plans now patchseqused_k- the length their kernels actually mask with.kv_lensare clamped to the extent prepare()` planned for, and the stale host empty-block flag is gone.At TP=4, ISL=8192, OSL=128, c=320, request latency in ms.
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Feature
#16923
Problem:
In a mixed batch (context + generation requests in one step),
fmha_sm100_planrecognized only decode-first ordering, but TensorRT-LLM always orders context requests first; sohas_mixedwas always false and the whole batch was planned as a single sparse-prefill call.Fix:
_mixed_batch_splitnow also recognizes prefill-first ordering, restricted to sparse plans so the proxy and dense plans stay byte-identical (the proxy's max-score output drives top-k block selection). The sparse GQA plan then covers only the context rows, and generation rows route to the paged decode kernel.For ISL=8192, OSL=128, c=320, request latency in ms:
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sparse_atten_funcnow accepts an optionalouttensor and validates buffer compatibility.PagedKvSlotMappingcentralizes slot-mapping outputs and preserves host block IDs for page-index construction.build_kv_page_indicesandsparse_atten_funcAPIs.QA Engineer Review
tests/unittest/_torch/attention/sparse/test_minimax_m3_msa_backend.py.tests/integration/test_lists/entries were changed.test-db/orqa/is not established.