[None][perf] Port tunable custom ops to fast_custom_op - #18645
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ChangesCustom operation registration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change accelerates custom-operation registration and expands registration behavior. Remaining risk is limited to test-state isolation and invalid zero-valued benchmark timing controls, which can affect test or benchmark reliability but do not indicate a production runtime failure. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant OperatorModule
participant fast_custom_op
participant torch.library.custom_op
OperatorModule->>fast_custom_op: register custom operation
alt TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1
fast_custom_op->>torch.library.custom_op: register with schema validation
else validation disabled
fast_custom_op->>fast_custom_op: normalize registration backend
fast_custom_op->>fast_custom_op: register low-level implementation
end
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/fast_custom_op.py`:
- Around line 114-117: Update the VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS branch of the custom-op
registration flow to normalize device_types from "CUDA" to lowercase "cuda"
before passing it to torch.library.custom_op, while preserving other device
types. Add coverage for both uppercase and lowercase spellings.
In `@tests/microbenchmarks/custom_op_dispatch_overhead.py`:
- Line 88: Validate the parsed timing controls immediately after
parser.parse_args(argv) in the benchmark entry flow: require positive values for
iters, repeats, and kernel_us, and reject any value less than or equal to zero
before invoking _bench or reporting results.
- Line 51: Update the reference operator registration in the custom-op dispatch
benchmark to specify the CPU device type, matching the CPU dispatch key used by
_register_fast(). Preserve the existing operator implementation and benchmark
flow while ensuring both operators use the same dispatch path.
In `@tests/unittest/_torch/custom_ops/test_fast_custom_op.py`:
- Around line 132-133: Wrap the validation-mode setup and assertions after
reloading fco_module in a finally block; remove TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS before
the cleanup and reload fco_module again so VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS is restored to
its normal state even when assertions or expected exceptions fail.
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/fast_custom_op.py`:
- Line 48: Update the type annotations in fast_custom_op.py to use Python 3.10
union and built-in generic syntax: replace Optional[Union[str, Tuple[str, ...]]]
with str | tuple[str, ...] | None and convert other Tuple annotations similarly.
Remove the now-unused Optional, Tuple, and Union imports while preserving
Callable and Iterable if they remain in use.
In `@tests/microbenchmarks/custom_op_dispatch_overhead.py`:
- Line 22: Update the annotations in the custom operation dispatch benchmark to
use Python 3.10 built-in generic types and | None instead of List and Optional,
parameterize Callable with the relevant argument and return types, and replace
any bare dict annotation with the precise mapping type required by the
repository guidance.
In `@tests/unittest/_torch/custom_ops/test_fast_custom_op.py`:
- Line 37: Update the four test functions in test_fast_custom_op.py to include
-> None return annotations, annotate device_types as str and monkeypatch as
pytest.MonkeyPatch, and change impl’s Optional[torch.Tensor] return/type usage
to torch.Tensor | None.
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In PyTorch 2.12, the torch.library.custom_op and associated registration APIs do not explicitly require or enforce uppercase "CUDA" when specifying device types [1][2]. The device_types argument in torch.library.custom_op and torch.library.register_kernel accepts lowercase strings such as "cpu" and "cuda" [1][2]. Internally, these device type strings are converted to the appropriate DispatchKey using the _device_type_to_key function [2][3][4]. This function relies on torch._C._dispatch_key_for_device(device_type) to resolve the device type string [3][4]. Historically, this resolution maps "cuda" to "CUDA" [5]. While some older or deprecated APIs (such as the legacy CustomOp.impl()) may have used hardcoded mappings or dictionaries (like SUPPORTED_DEVICE_TYPE_TO_KEY where "cuda": "CUDA") that necessitated specific input casing [6][5], the standard torch.library APIs are designed to handle device type strings like "cuda" (lowercase) natively [1][2]. You should continue to use the standard lowercase "cuda" as documented [1][2].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.pytorch.org/docs/2.12/library.html
- 2: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/v2.12.0/torch/library.py
- 3: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/v2.11.0/torch/library.py
- 4: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/main/torch/library.py
- 5: GitHub pull request 195445 in pytorch/pytorch (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/ec673ecd/torch/_custom_op/impl.py
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The function torch._C._dispatch_key_for_device(device_type) is an internal PyTorch utility used to resolve a device string into its corresponding internal dispatch key string [1][2]. Regarding the device type case: 1. Consistency and Case Sensitivity: The internal implementation of _dispatch_key_for_device does not perform an explicit case-insensitive lookup on the input string to guarantee a specific output case; instead, it typically relies on the underlying c10::Device constructor [1]. However, in standard usage, the function is expected to handle standard device type identifiers correctly [2]. 2. Output Format: The function returns the dispatch key name as a string [1]. For standard backends, these names are uppercase (e.g., "CPU", "CUDA") [2][3]. 3. Usage Context: This function is primarily used within the PyTorch library to dynamically determine the appropriate dispatch key for a given device type, rather than hardcoding mappings (e.g., in custom operator registration or backend capability checks) [2][4][5]. Because this is a low-level internal API (torch._C), it is subject to change and is not intended for public application use [3][6]. If you are working with device dispatching, the recommended approach is to use the higher-level public APIs provided in torch.library or standard PyTorch device handling [7][8].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/ec673ecd/torch/csrc/utils/python_dispatch.cpp
- 2: GitHub pull request 195445 in pytorch/pytorch (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/main/c10/core/DispatchKey.cpp
- 4: GitHub issue 195423 in pytorch/pytorch (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/v2.12.0/torch/%5Flibrary/custom%5Fops.py
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- 7: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/v2.10.0/torch/library.py
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Normalize device_types before validation-mode registration.
When TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1, the default "CUDA" reaches torch.library.custom_op. PyTorch 2.12 accepts lowercase device types, so _dispatch_key_for_device("CUDA") raises during registration. Normalize "CUDA" to "cuda" before delegation and test both spellings.
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In `@tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/fast_custom_op.py` around lines 114 - 117,
Update the VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS branch of the custom-op registration flow to
normalize device_types from "CUDA" to lowercase "cuda" before passing it to
torch.library.custom_op, while preserving other device types. Add coverage for
both uppercase and lowercase spellings.
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@BowenFu, thanks for the confirmation. The finding remains open pending the normalization fix and test coverage.
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| def _register_custom_op(ns: str, num_args: int) -> None: | ||
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return x.new_empty(0)
reference = torch.library.custom_op(
"fco_benchmark_reference::f", mutates_args=()
)(impl)
library = Library("fco_benchmark_fast", "FRAGMENT")
library.define("(Tensor x) -> Tensor")
library.impl("f", impl, "CPU")
for qualname in ("fco_benchmark_reference::f", "fco_benchmark_fast::f"):
keys = {
key: torch._C._dispatch_has_kernel_for_dispatch_key(qualname, key)
for key in ("CPU", "CompositeExplicitAutograd")
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In PyTorch 2.12, the torch.library.custom_op API allows users to define custom operators that integrate with PyTorch subsystems like torch.compile and Autograd [1][2]. When configuring a custom operator, the device_types parameter determines which device types the function is valid for [2]. If device_types is set to None, the function is treated as the default implementation for all device types [2]. Internally, when registering a kernel for an operator using the underlying library registration mechanisms (such as torch.library.register_kernel), setting device_types to None or explicitly targeting "CompositeExplicitAutograd" registers the implementation to the CompositeExplicitAutograd dispatch key [3][4]. The CompositeExplicitAutograd dispatch key is a mechanism in PyTorch that allows an operator implementation to work across all device types, provided the implementation is truly device-type-agnostic (typically achieved by composing built-in PyTorch operators) [1][4]. Users are advised to use this default registration only when their implementation is guaranteed to be device-agnostic [1][4]. If a specific implementation is required for a particular hardware (e.g., "cuda" or "cpu"), you should explicitly provide that device type in the device_types parameter rather than relying on the default [2][5].
Citations:
- 1: https://docs.pytorch.org/docs/2.12/library.html
- 2: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/v2.12.0/torch/%5Flibrary/custom%5Fops.py
- 3: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/main/torch/_library/custom_ops.py
- 4: https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/main/torch/library.py
- 5: https://docs.pytorch.org/tutorials/advanced/python_custom_ops.html
Register both operators for the same dispatch key. torch.library.custom_op(..., device_types=None) uses CompositeExplicitAutograd, while _register_fast() registers "CPU". The CPU calls therefore can take different dispatch paths and skew the comparison. Set the reference operator’s device_types to "cpu" or use an equivalent registration.
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In `@tests/microbenchmarks/custom_op_dispatch_overhead.py` at line 51, Update the
reference operator registration in the custom-op dispatch benchmark to specify
the CPU device type, matching the CPU dispatch key used by _register_fast().
Preserve the existing operator implementation and benchmark flow while ensuring
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Reject non-positive timing controls.
--iters 0 divides by zero in _bench. --repeats 0 passes an empty sequence to min. --kernel-us 0 divides by zero when printing saved/kernel. Negative values also produce invalid measurements. Reject values less than or equal to zero after parsing.
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In `@tests/microbenchmarks/custom_op_dispatch_overhead.py` at line 88, Validate
the parsed timing controls immediately after parser.parse_args(argv) in the
benchmark entry flow: require positive values for iters, repeats, and kernel_us,
and reject any value less than or equal to zero before invoking _bench or
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| monkeypatch.setenv("TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS", "1") | ||
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Restore fco_module in a finally block when validation-mode setup completes.
If an assertion or expected exception fails after importlib.reload(fco_module), monkeypatch restores only the environment variable. The reload leaves VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS enabled in the shared module globals, so later consumers of fast_custom_op can unexpectedly use validation mode. Reload fco_module in finally after removing TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS.
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In `@tests/unittest/_torch/custom_ops/test_fast_custom_op.py` around lines 132 -
133, Wrap the validation-mode setup and assertions after reloading fco_module in
a finally block; remove TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS before the cleanup and reload
fco_module again so VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS is restored to its normal state even
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`@torch.library.custom_op` re-validates the schema, walks the Python
`DispatchKeySet` and does auto-functionalization bookkeeping on *every*
call. For a tunable op that cost is paid on the host before its kernel is
even launched, and it is not small relative to the kernel: measured against
a 25us reference kernel it runs from 28% (1 arg) up to 74% (`fused_moe`,
51 args) of the kernel's own duration.
`fast_custom_op` already exists to avoid that tax by registering through
`Library.define + impl`, but only two tunable ops used it. Port the
remaining 31 ops whose bodies resolve a tactic through the AutoTuner.
Measured on an AMD EPYC 7313P (40k iterations, best of 3) with trivial op
bodies, so only the dispatch layer is timed:
#args example op custom_op fast saved
1 quantize_e4m3_per_tensor 9.32u 2.43u 6.89u
5 fp8_swap_ab_gemm 10.79u 3.01u 7.78u
11 tunable_allreduce 13.07u 3.88u 9.18u
30 mxe4m3_mxe2m1_block_scale_moe_runner 20.43u 6.65u 13.78u
51 fused_moe 27.94u 9.56u 18.38u
The saving lands on paths that actually execute the Python op body, i.e.
prefill and mixed steps, decode batches outside the captured CUDA graph
sizes, and graph capture itself. Steps served entirely by a replayed CUDA
graph never run these bodies and are unaffected.
Two gaps in `fast_custom_op` had to be closed first, both of which would
otherwise have silently changed behavior when porting an op:
* `device_types=None` now registers one `CompositeExplicitAutograd` kernel,
matching what `custom_op` does when `device_types` is omitted. Without it
the 19 ported ops that never named a device would have narrowed to CUDA
and raised NotImplementedError on a CPU tensor.
* `device_types` accepts a device type ("cuda") as well as a dispatch key
("CUDA"). `Library.impl` only takes the latter, so the 12 CuTe DSL ops
that spell it lowercase would have failed at import.
The one property genuinely lost is `custom_op`'s per-call aliasing check:
an op that returns an undeclared alias of an input now silently corrupts
that input instead of raising. `TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1` makes every
`fast_custom_op` fall back to `torch.library.custom_op` and restores the
check, so the guarantee can be recovered in CI and when bisecting a
suspected miscompare. Wiring that flag into a CI stage is left as a
follow-up.
The 7 tunable ops that declare `mutates_args` are deliberately not ported:
they are also the ones with no targeted test coverage, so they are held
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Nice touch asserting both halves — proving the fast path really does alias is what makes the validating half mean something.
About the mechanism though: importlib.reload re-executes the module, so _LIBS = {} rebinds to a fresh dict and drops the last reference to the Library("trtllm", "FRAGMENT") built at import. When that is collected its destructor resets the library, deregistering all 33 ported trtllm:: ops for the rest of the pytest process, and line 151 only recreates an empty registry. fast_custom_op reads the flag at call time, so setting it directly avoids the reload (and monkeypatch reverts it, so lines 149-151 can go):
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Review summary - CONCERNS
Verdict: The port itself is mechanically sound and the two fast_custom_op gaps it closes are the right ones to close first, but it should not merge as-is: the TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1 fallback — the only thing that restores the aliasing check this PR gives up across 31 ops — appears to fail at import for the "CUDA" spelling (including the signature default), and no test covers that combination.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/fast_custom_op.py:116- validating fallback forwards a dispatch key tocustom_op, which only accepts device types - [MAJOR]
tests/unittest/_torch/custom_ops/test_fast_custom_op.py:37- nothing checks that any of the 31 ported ops is actually alias-free - [MINOR]
tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/fast_custom_op.py:41- docstring claims CI enforces the flag; the PR body says it does not - [MINOR]
tests/unittest/_torch/custom_ops/test_fast_custom_op.py:133-importlib.reloadrebinds_LIBSand can deregister ops for other tests - [MINOR]
tests/unittest/_torch/custom_ops/test_fast_custom_op.py:132- validating state leaks if the test fails before the restoring reload - [MINOR]
tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/fast_custom_op.py:70- bareRuntimeErrorcatch hides typo'd device types - [MINOR]
tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/fast_custom_op.py:122-CompositeExplicitAutogradis not autograd-equivalent tocustom_op's device-agnostic registration - [NIT]
tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/fast_custom_op.py:88-"CUDA"default is now the odd (and unsafe) case - [NIT]
tests/unittest/_torch/custom_ops/test_fast_custom_op.py:77- spelling test asserts existence, not which key the impl landed on
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- Test coverage: partial - the new CPU-only
test_fast_custom_op.pypins the decorator contract (device_types=None, both spellings, eager/compile parity withgraph_break_count == 0, the validating switch). Still uncovered: validating mode with a non-Nonedevice_types, any of the 31 ported ops,mutates_args != ()under the fast path, and — most importantly — any assertion that a ported op does not alias an undeclared input. - SM coverage: the dispatch change is architecture-independent, but it is applied to ops spanning sm89/sm90 (fp8 gemms,
fp8_block_scaling_gemmwhich branches onget_sm_version()), sm100 (all*_blackwellcute_dsl GEMMs, nvfp4/mxfp4 trtllm-gen MoE runners) and sm120 (mxfp4 MoE runners). The new tests run on no GPU arch (l0_cpu), so arch validation rests entirely on pre-existing L0 tests not visible in this diff. - Test code: a module
importlib.reloadinside a shared pytest process, a restore that is not in afinally/fixture, one assertion that cannot distinguish correct from ignored normalization, per-test global torch namespaces that are never cleaned, and missing annotations. Details inline. - Test time: small - 5 CPU tests, cost dominated by one
torch._dynamo.explainplus onetorch.compile; no new models, no GPU, no new parametrisation of existing suites. - Needs
/qa-verify: yes - to confirm/refute the import-time failure ofTLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1with the defaultdevice_types, to runl0_cpuend-to-end and check the reload does not deregistertrtllmops for neighbouring suites, and to re-run existing sm90/sm100 coverage for the cute_dsl and trtllm-gen MoE ops that lost their per-call validation.
Possible new issues
- Setting
TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1today likely breaks import for any op usingdevice_types="CUDA"(the signature default, used by the two pre-existing call sites), so the mitigation cannot be turned on — including in the CI stage the follow-up is supposed to add. - Until that stage exists, an undeclared alias in
fused_moe,tunable_allreduce, the six trtllm-gen MoE runners or the twelve cute_dsl Blackwell GEMMs silently corrupts a caller tensor in both eager and compiled mode instead of raising. The sevenmutates_argsops were correctly held back for exactly this reason; the same argument arguably applies to the ops whose only coverage is an end-to-end accuracy test. CompositeExplicitAutogradwith no Autograd kernel: an input withrequires_grad=Truetraces through the op body rather than hittingcustom_op's explicit backward error.- If any ported op has no
register_fake, theCompositeExplicitAutogradregistration can execute the real body under fake tensors duringtorch.compiletracing instead of failing loudly. - Running the new test file alongside other
_torchsuites in one process may deregistertrtllmops mid-session via the_LIBSrebind, surfacing as unrelated "no such operator" failures.
What I could not verify
- The rest of
fast_custom_op.py(thedecorator/FastCustomOpbody) is outside the hunks, so I cannot confirm whetherFastCustomOpkeeps its own reference to theLibrary— that determines whether theimportlib.reloadfinding is a latent hazard or an actual teardown. - Whether
FastCustomOpandCustomOpDefare attribute-compatible for everything the 31 call sites use (register_fakeexists on both; any other attribute used elsewhere would diverge only underTLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1). - Whether all 31 ported ops have a
register_fake— the diff shows fake impls for some but not all. - The claim that "30 of the 31 ported ops are exercised by tests already in L0", and the microbenchmark numbers in the description; neither is checkable from this diff.
tests/microbenchmarks/custom_op_dispatch_overhead.pyis referenced by the earlier CodeRabbit review but is not present in the file list for this head SHA. - Exact
torchbehaviour for_dispatch_key_for_device("CUDA")on the pinned version — my reasoning is that it parses viac10::Device, which is lowercase-only, hence the RuntimeError. A single local run with the flag set settles it.
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Approving so this is not blocked on me. The points raised in my review comment above are non-blocking — please read them and address what you agree with before merging.
Worth doing before this is relied on: Three reasons: (1) the TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS fallback needs to be exercised with device_types="CUDA"/default to confirm or refute the suspected import-time RuntimeError — a one-line manual check; (2) the new test file reloads its own module inside a shared pytest process, so l0_cpu should be run as a whole to confirm it does not deregister trtllm ops for neighbouring suites; (3) 31 production op registrations change with no new per-op test and no enforcement of the removed aliasing check, so the existing GPU L0 coverage for the cute_dsl Blackwell and trtllm-gen MoE ops should be re-run on sm90/sm100 before this is trusted.
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@torch.library.custom_opre-validates the schema, walks the PythonDispatchKeySetand does auto-functionalization bookkeeping on every call. For a tunable op that cost is paid on the host before its kernel is even launched, and it is not small relative to the kernel — measured against a 25us reference kernel it runs from 28% (1 arg) up to 74% (fused_moe, 51 args) of the kernel's own duration.fast_custom_op(added in #13149) already exists to avoid that tax by registering throughLibrary.define + impl, but only 2 tunable ops used it. This PR ports the remaining 31 ops whose bodies resolve a tactic through the AutoTuner.Measured effect
AMD EPYC 7313P, 40k iterations, best of 3, 25us reference kernel. Op bodies are trivial so only the dispatch layer is timed:
custom_opfast_custom_opquantize_e4m3_per_tensorfp8_swap_ab_gemmtunable_allreducemxe4m3_mxe2m1_block_scale_moe_runnerfused_moeThe saving is ~65-70% of dispatch overhead regardless of signature, so it applies to every ported op.
Where it applies. Only on paths that actually execute the Python op body: prefill and mixed steps, decode batches whose size is outside
cuda_graph_config.batch_sizes, and CUDA graph capture itself. Steps served entirely by a replayed CUDA graph never run these bodies and are unaffected.Two
fast_custom_opgaps closed firstBoth would have silently changed behavior when porting an op:
device_types=Nonenow registers oneCompositeExplicitAutogradkernel, matching whatcustom_opdoes whendevice_typesis omitted. Without it the 19 ported ops that never named a device would have narrowed to CUDA and raisedNotImplementedErroron a CPU tensor.device_typesaccepts a device type ("cuda") as well as a dispatch key ("CUDA").Library.implonly takes the latter, so the 12 CuTe DSL ops that spell it lowercase would have failed at import.The property that is genuinely lost, and the switch that restores it
custom_opraises at runtime if an op returns a tensor that aliases an input without declaring it. The low-level API does not check, so the same bug silently corrupts the aliased input instead:TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1makes everyfast_custom_opfall back totorch.library.custom_opand restores the check, at the cost of the dispatcher tax. Use it in CI and when bisecting a suspected miscompare down to this decorator.TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1into a CI stage is not part of this PR (needs CI config ownership). Until that lands the check is available but not enforced.test_fast_custom_op.pyasserts the switch itself works.Scope
The 7 tunable ops that declare
mutates_argsare deliberately not ported:cute_dsl_bf16_bmm_blackwell,cute_dsl_bf16_gemm_blackwell,cute_dsl_fp8_bmm_blackwell,cute_dsl_megamoe_nvfp4_blackwell,cute_dsl_mla_decode_fp16_blackwell,cute_dsl_mla_decode_fp8_blackwell,cute_dsl_nvfp4_grouped_gemm_finalize_inplace_blackwellThese are exactly the ops with no targeted test coverage, which is also where an undeclared alias is most likely — so they are held back until tests exist. (Porting them is mechanically fine:
mutates_argsproduces an identical schema under both decorators and behaves identically undertorch.compile; the blocker is coverage, not correctness.)Test Coverage
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tests/unittest/_torch/custom_ops/test_fast_custom_op.py(CPU-only, registered inl0_cpu.yml), 5 tests:device_types=Nonestays usable on CPU"cuda"and"CUDA"spellings registercustom_opin eager and undertorch.compile, andgraph_break_count == 0TLLM_VALIDATE_CUSTOM_OPS=1catches an undeclared alias that the fast path lets throughAll 31 ported ops keep their existing coverage; 30 of them are exercised by tests already in L0.
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