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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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GDNDecode->>DeviceTarget: resolve operand device
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…ture Review of flashinfer-ai#4507 found that a compiled DSL artifact is pinned to the device current at its first call (JitExecutor.run_compiled_program lazily binds _default_executor via to(None)), so keying only on architecture let a second device reuse an artifact bound to the first. The decode caches now key on the resolver's (device_index, arch) identity, matching what the WY paths already did with str(device). Also from review: - restore the two callers in test_decode_pretranspose_noncontiguous_pool.py that the cache-key signature change broke; its cute.compile double now supports the subscripted form - derive major/minor from CUTE_DSL_ARCH when set, so use_packed_fma cannot disagree with the target being compiled for - tighten the AST guard to reject un-subscripted cute.compile, which was the original GDN-H3 bug and previously passed - route the remaining WY per-call device queries through the shared resolver
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## 📌 Description The WY ucache and ucache-flush kernels still use `cute.experimental`. On SM121, that path emits `#core.compute_capability<arch = sm_121>`, which `nvidia-cutlass-dsl==4.7.0` cannot parse because the Core enum stops at `sm_120`. Neither kernel depends on experimental-only APIs. Move both to the unified `@cute.jit` / `@cute.kernel` decorators, matching the output-only WY fix in #4117. The existing device-target path can then compile native `sm_121a` instead of failing during MLIR parsing. ## 🔍 Related Issues Closes #4497. ## 🚀 Pull Request Checklist Thank you for contributing to FlashInfer! Before we review your pull request, please make sure the following items are complete. ### ✅ Pre-commit Checks - [x] I have installed `pre-commit` by running `pip install pre-commit` (or used your preferred method). - [x] I have installed the hooks with `pre-commit install`. - [x] I have run the hooks manually with `pre-commit run --all-files` and fixed any reported issues. > If you are unsure about how to set up `pre-commit`, see the pre-commit documentation. ## 🧪 Tests - [x] Tests have been added or updated as needed. - [x] All tests are passing (`unittest`, etc.). GB10 (SM121), CUDA 13.0, PyTorch 2.13.0+cu130, `nvidia-cutlass-dsl==4.7.0`; both CuTe architecture overrides unset: - `pytest tests/gdn/test_decode_ucache.py -q` — 46 passed - `use_pdl=True` / `pdl_trigger=True` correctness smoke — passed - `pre-commit run --all-files` — passed The existing ucache tests reproduce the parser failure on the unmodified code, so this patch does not add a decorator-specific test. ## Reviewer Notes I also checked the patch together with the current #4507 head: 59 passed and 1 skipped in the affected test set. A paired GB10 smoke against the experimental `sm120f` workaround showed no latency or kernel-resource regression. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **Bug Fixes** * Improved compatibility and reliability for BF16 GDN decoding and cache-flush operations. * Updated GPU kernel integration to use the current supported interface. * Removed obsolete internal references without changing public functionality or user-facing behavior. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> Co-authored-by: hebo1221 <hebo1221@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: Ka-Hyun Nam <knam@nvidia.com>
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…ture Review of flashinfer-ai#4507 found that a compiled DSL artifact is pinned to the device current at its first call (JitExecutor.run_compiled_program lazily binds _default_executor via to(None)), so keying only on architecture let a second device reuse an artifact bound to the first. The decode caches now key on the resolver's (device_index, arch) identity, matching what the WY paths already did with str(device). Also from review: - restore the two callers in test_decode_pretranspose_noncontiguous_pool.py that the cache-key signature change broke; its cute.compile double now supports the subscripted form - derive major/minor from CUTE_DSL_ARCH when set, so use_packed_fma cannot disagree with the target being compiled for - tighten the AST guard to reject un-subscripted cute.compile, which was the original GDN-H3 bug and previously passed - route the remaining WY per-call device queries through the shared resolver
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…vice The CuTe DSL resolves its default GPUArch from CUDA device 0, and the BF16-state path read SM count and packed-FMA support from device 0 at import time, so a process whose operands live on another device could compile, specialize, and launch for the wrong GPU (GDN-H2 / GDN-H3 of flashinfer-ai#4214). Add gdn_device_target()/gdn_compile_options() and use one resolved target for both the compile options and the compile-cache key at every GDN decode compile site. Compile options had to move from the string form to option objects: the DSL replaces subscripted options wholesale when a string options= kwarg is present, so cute.compile[(GPUArch(...),)](..., options="...") would have silently dropped the arch. Launch streams now follow q.device as well. The arch suffix rule matches the DSL's own detect_gpu_arch, so a homogeneous box compiles exactly what it did before. Dropping the import-time device-0 read also lets the BF16-state module import without a GPU.
…ture Keying only on architecture let two devices share one cache entry, and those entries hold more than a compiled kernel: gdn_decode_bf16_state stores per-B default index tensors and gdn_decode_mtp a default scatter-index tensor, all allocated on q.device and keyed by nothing else, so a second device would have been handed the first device's tensors. The decode caches now key on the resolver's (device_index, arch) identity, matching what the WY paths already did with str(device). The compiled artifact itself is device agnostic from nvidia-cutlass-dsl 4.6.2 on -- TVMFFIJitCompiledFunctionBase.to() returns self, and CudaDialectJitCompiledFunction.to() ignores its device argument and loads the cubin on every device -- so the device index separates cache entries, not artifacts. Only the arch reaches a kernel's on-disk specialization name, which keeps two devices of one arch sharing an exported artifact. Also from review: - restore the two callers in test_decode_pretranspose_noncontiguous_pool.py that the cache-key signature change broke; its cute.compile double now supports the subscripted form - derive major/minor from CUTE_DSL_ARCH when set, so use_packed_fma cannot disagree with the target being compiled for - tighten the AST guard to reject un-subscripted cute.compile, which was the original GDN-H3 bug and previously passed - route the remaining WY per-call device queries through the shared resolver
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Two fixes found by running the suite on hardware.
tests/gdn/test_decode_ucache.py and benchmarks/bench_gdn_ucache_flush.py load
gdn_decode_bf16_wy_ucache{,_flush}.py by path to re-specialize them per dtype
arm, so a relative import of the new resolver raised ImportError and failed 46
tests. Fall back to the absolute path, and guard the contract with an AST test;
these were the only two GDN modules with no flashinfer-internal imports.
Second, pinning GPUArch is not sufficient on its own: the DSL builds a JIT
engine only when its process-global arch (CUTE_DSL_ARCH, else CUDA device 0)
can run the requested target, so asking for another device's arch becomes an
AOT cross-compile and dies inside the DSL. One process serves one architecture,
which GDN cannot change from here. Detect that and raise an error naming
CUTE_DSL_ARCH rather than surfacing a DSL internal error or a launch-time
cudaErrorNoKernelImageForDevice. The check sits behind the per-device cache,
keeping the resolver at 0.3 us/call.
Also restrict the multi-GPU test to GDN-capable devices of a single
architecture so it skips instead of failing on a mixed box.
Two tests that landed after this branch assume the pre-change shapes. test_verify_kernel_mtp_reuses_compile_across_cache_modes replaces cute.compile with a plain function, which is not subscriptable; reuse the CountedCompile proxy the pretranspose pool test already uses. test_blackwell_prefill_workspace_not_in_compile_cache calls _get_compiled_cache directly, whose key now starts with the resolved target and num_sm.
A mutation sweep found the suite pinned the naming and resolver contracts but not the behavior: reverting the device index in the compile key, the operand device behind the launch policy, or the stream's device all left it green. - compile-key test: compare two same-arch fake devices; the old pair differed by architecture and passed on that alone - cross-device decode: add a bf16-state MTP arm, whose cache value holds the per-B index tensors the kernel dereferences. Pretranspose already keys its auxiliaries by device, so that arm can only ever be a sanity check - compile guard: require the subscript to be gdn_compile_options(device, ...); checking for a subscript alone admitted options carrying no arch - new guard: adopters must not read launch policy, streams, or a compile target for the ambient device or a hardcoded one
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Detect hardcoded devices supplied through keyword arguments.
gdn_compile_options(device="cuda:0") passes this guard. node.args is empty, but node.keywords is not empty. The second condition checks only positional constants.
Inspect device-related keyword values too. Otherwise, an adopter can bind policy to device 0 without failing this test.
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Require an ImportError fallback before marking an import as guarded.
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PR #2 of the GDN CuTe-DSL cache audit (#4214), covering GDN-H2 and GDN-H3: GDN decode compiled and tuned for whatever GPU is CUDA device 0, not for the device the operands live on.
gdn_decode_bf16_state.pyread SM count and compute capability from device 0 at import time. Those drive thetile_vwave heuristic and theuse_packed_fmaConstexpr, so operands elsewhere got the wrong specialization. On a mixed L40S + H100 NVL box,_get_bf16_mtp_config(B=17, T=2, HV=32, V=128)pickstile_v=64from the L40S's 142 SMs buttile_v=128from the H100's 132.cute.compileomitted an explicit target, so the DSL resolved the arch from device 0, and the cubin was cached under a key containing neither arch nor device.What this does
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flashinfer/gdn_kernels/device_target.pyresolves one target per device (arch, SM count,use_packed_fma, honoringCUTE_DSL_ARCH). The GDN decode and Blackwell prefill compile sites now drive both their compile options and their cache keys from that target, and launch streams followq.device.Two constraints shaped it:
options=is present, socute.compile[(GPUArch(...),)](..., options="...")silently drops the arch.(device_index, arch)because those entries also hold device-resident default tensors that nothing else keys by device; the compiled artifact itself is device agnostic from DSL 4.6.2 on. The on-disk artifact name carries the arch alone — naming it by device would give every GPU its own copy of every kernel and defeat the disk cache.Pinning
GPUArchdoes not by itself let one process serve another device's architecture: the DSL builds a JIT engine only when its process-global arch (CUTE_DSL_ARCH, else device 0) can run the requested target. That case now raises an error namingCUTE_DSL_ARCH=<arch>instead of a DSL internal error or a launch-timecudaErrorNoKernelImageForDevice.On homogeneous hardware this is a no-op: the arch suffix rule is the one the DSL's own
detect_gpu_archuses, so the compiled arch string is byte-identical to what it picked implicitly.Testing
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sm_100a),nvidia-cutlass-dsl==4.7.0: fulltests/gdn/— 3810 passed, 928 skipped, 13 failed, with all 13 reproducing on unmodified main in the same environment (12 isolated-subprocess tests that importflashinferfrom the editable install; 1 disk-cache round trip that never triggers a compile). Earlier run on the mixed L40S + H100 NVL box: 3760 passed, 984 skipped, 0 failed.tests/gdn/test_gdn_device_target.pyadds resolver coverage (requested device,CUTE_DSL_ARCHoverride of arch and policy, rejection of a target the DSL would cross-compile), two AST guards — compile sites must pin the operand's target, and adopters must not read launch policy or streams off the ambient device — and a multi-GPU bit-exactness test that skips on a single-GPU box. The guards are mutation-checked: dropping the arch from the options, the device from the key's consumers, or the device from a stream or policy read each fails at least one.Still to do before leaving draft: the multi-GPU test on a homogeneous two-GPU box. Its bf16-state MTP arm is the one that can fail there, since that cache value holds per-B index tensors the kernel dereferences; both arms have been run single-device.
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delta_rule_dsl/andblackwell/gdn_cp_prefill.pycompile through their owncached_compileshim (~20 sites). They do pin an arch, but from a module constant rather than the operand's device, and their cache is not keyed by device — the same GDN-H3 defect, left for a follow-up._get_compile_arch()inflashinfer/jit/cute_dsl_core.pyresolves the disk cache's arch from the current device, which need not be the operand's — the same defect one layer down. Harmless today only because this PR puts the arch in the kernel name, so a mislabeled directory cannot collide with a correctly labeled one.Summary by CodeRabbit
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