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[https://nvbugs/6801108][fix] Set NCCL env vars before ncclGetUniqueId in getComm - #19596

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getComm() now updates the NCCL environment before calling getUniqueId(). This avoids concurrent environment updates during NCCL bootstrap. The updates preserve existing values. On non-Windows platforms, the code also disables NVLS when ipcNvlsFabricUsable() is false. No API changes are shown.

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  • cpp/tensorrt_llm/common/opUtils.cpp: Verify communicator initialization with unset and explicitly set NCCL variables. Verify that NVLS is disabled only when the fabric is unusable, and that communicator creation still succeeds through the fallback path.

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Why. The TTP cases of test_configurable_moe_multi_gpu (for example parallel=TTP-comm=NVLINK_ONE_SIDED-e8_k1_h512_i512-seq=8-dtype=torch.float16-backend=CUTLASS-quant=W8A16-routing=Renormalize) hang intermittently in CI on B200 and H100: 8 failures in 256 runs over the last 7 days, always on the first TTP case of a test group (NVBug 6801108). The group-root rank dies with SIGSEGV inside an NCCL thread, the other ranks wait forever in NCCL bootstrap, and pytest only stops at its timeout.

getComm() in cpp/tensorrt_llm/common/opUtils.cpp calls setenv() for NCCL_RUNTIME_CONNECT, NCCL_GRAPH_REGISTER and, when the NVLS fabric is not usable, NCCL_NVLS_ENABLE after getUniqueId(). On the group root, ncclGetUniqueId() starts NCCL's bootstrapRoot thread. Since NCCL 2.30.7 that thread calls getenv("NCCL_SOCKET_MAGIC") the first time it initializes a socket: ncclSocketDefaultMagic() is new in 2.30.7 and is now the default magic argument of ncclSocketInit(), whereas 2.30.4 used the constant NCCL_SOCKET_MAGIC. setenv() is not thread-safe, because adding a variable can reallocate environ while the bootstrap thread is scanning it. The CI image moved from NCCL 2.30.4 to 2.30.7 in #18126, which is when the hang started on main.

Native stack of the crashing thread, captured on the group root of a hung CI-equivalent run:

getenv
ncclSocketDefaultMagic()::{lambda()#1}   misc/socket.cc:30
ncclSocketDefaultMagic()                 misc/socket.cc:29
bootstrapRoot                            bootstrap.cc:314
__clone

What changed. The environment updates in getComm() now run before getUniqueId(), so no setenv() from this function can overlap with the NCCL bootstrap thread it starts. This is the order NcclCommunicator::createComm() already uses. The same variables are set with the same no-overwrite semantics, so there is no other behavior change.

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No new test: the failure is a timing-dependent race. The existing test exercises this path and was used to validate the change.

unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_module.py::test_configurable_moe_multi_gpu -k "CUTLASS and W8A16" (l0_dgx_b200.yml) was run in a loop through the CI harness (test_unittests_v2) on a B200x4 node, with the same image, install steps, and pytest command as DGX_B200-4_GPUs-PyTorch-1:

Binary Rounds Hangs
CI artifact of L0_PostMerge #2967 (33193c2b, without this change) 13 1 (round 13, same case as in CI)
Same artifact with the three variables preset in the environment, which makes the setenv() calls no-ops 40 0
33193c2b + this change, rebuilt with the CI cmake options (SM100 only) 125 0

At the CI failure rate (about 3.1% per run), 125 consecutive clean rounds would occur with probability of about 2% without the fix.

A standalone reproducer (no TensorRT-LLM, no GPU) starts a fresh process that calls ncclGetUniqueId() and then adds 256 environment variables with setenv():

NCCL setenv() relative to ncclGetUniqueId() Trials SIGSEGV
2.30.7 after (order before this change) 850 20, same stack as above
2.30.7 before (order after this change) 250 0
2.30.4 after 600 0

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…d in getComm

getComm() called setenv() for NCCL_RUNTIME_CONNECT, NCCL_GRAPH_REGISTER
and NCCL_NVLS_ENABLE after getUniqueId(). On the group root,
ncclGetUniqueId() starts NCCL's bootstrap root thread, and since NCCL
2.30.7 that thread calls getenv() the first time it uses
ncclSocketDefaultMagic(). setenv() is not thread-safe: adding a variable
can reallocate environ while the bootstrap thread is scanning it. The
root rank then occasionally crashed with SIGSEGV and the remaining ranks
waited forever in NCCL bootstrap, which showed up as a hang in the TTP
cases of test_configurable_moe_multi_gpu.

Move the environment updates before getUniqueId(), matching the order
already used by NcclCommunicator::createComm().

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getComm now configures NCCL environment variables before obtaining the unique ID. The Windows and non-Windows conditions remain distinct, including the conditional NVLS setting on non-Windows platforms.

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Configure NCCL before obtaining the unique ID
cpp/tensorrt_llm/common/opUtils.cpp
getComm sets the applicable NCCL environment variables before calling getUniqueId. The former environment-setup block after communicator allocation is removed.

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All three supplied IDs resolve to commit objects. git merge-base --all returned exactly adea5c0720f266ef3ec8490b638498f491af682d. The branches diverge.

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  • Environment setup and communicator creation. Head moves the same environment updates before getUniqueId(). It preserves existing values on Windows and non-Windows platforms. The communicator cache, mutex, root selection, MPI unique-ID exchange, group-rank calculation, cleanup, and NCCL-version-dependent initialization remain unchanged. See head, Line 79–185 and target, Line 79–182.

  • Caller and definition compatibility. Fixed-revision repository searches found the same getComm() references in attention, collective operations, output allocation, and C++ tests. Its argument and return types do not change. The inspected all-to-all consumer still passes its rank set and uses the returned communicator for NCCL send/receive operations. Target’s added device check affects a separate native-kernel path. See head, Line 39–86 and target, Line 39–86.

  • Fabric detection and shared state. Target retains the no-argument ipcNvlsFabricUsable() contract, cached result, ENABLE_NVSHMEM gate, and probe-error recovery. The probe uses local CUDA/NVML operations, not a rank collective. Target’s coordinated multicast allocation overloads do not replace this probe. Moving its call before unique-ID exchange introduces no source-supported collective-order mismatch. See head, Line 494–545 and target, Line 579–630.

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This was source and Git inspection only. I did not execute project code or tests. I did not verify NCCL bootstrap timing or reproduce the reported intermittent failure. The review does not establish process-wide environment thread safety or certify unrelated target changes.

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