perf(gdn): reuse FP32 MTP kernels across pool capacity and stride - #4512
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGDN MTP decoding now supports compact 3D and strided 4D state pools. Compilation uses dynamic symbolic pool layouts and inner-stride cache keys. Pool indices use Int64 views, with validation for vector-aligned outer strides. ChangesDynamic state-pool decoding
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Mergeability Score: 🟡 Moderate · up to The added cache-specialization test currently raises a TypeError before validating the intended behavior, leaving an important regression check ineffective. Merge should wait for the test to be fixed or for the owner to explicitly accept the gap. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant run_mtp_decode
participant CompilationCache
participant StatePool
Caller->>run_mtp_decode: submit pooled decode
run_mtp_decode->>CompilationCache: request kernel by inner pool strides
CompilationCache-->>run_mtp_decode: return compiled kernel
run_mtp_decode->>StatePool: read and write using Int64 slot indices
StatePool-->>Caller: return decoded output and updated state
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In `@flashinfer/gdn_kernels/gdn_decode_mtp.py`:
- Around line 2592-2594: Update the h0_source documentation for
use_pool_indexing=True to state that the strided [pool_size, HV, V, K] pool must
have a leading stride (stride(0)) divisible by vec_size; retain the compact-view
description unchanged.
In `@tests/gdn/test_decode_mtp_dynamic_pool.py`:
- Line 184: Remove the unsupported cache_intermediate_states entry from the
common arguments used by _get_compiled_mtp_kernel and
_get_compiled_mtp_kernel_inline, leaving the remaining test arguments unchanged.
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📌 Description
Make the leading pool dimension of the FP32 GDN MTP path dynamic:
stride[0]as runtime values.HV/V/Kand inner strides compile-time static.This allows one compiled kernel to be reused across non-contiguous FP32 state pools with different capacities and leading strides.
🔍 Related Issues
Partially addresses #4110.
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Validated on H800/SM90a and RTX 5090/SM120, including numerical correctness, compile reuse, non-contiguous pools, inner-stride specialization, and large 64-bit offsets.
The worst measured steady-state regression was 0.93% on H800 and 0.11% on RTX 5090. Cold compilation time was reduced by approximately 65%.
Reviewer Notes
Only the outer pool mode is dynamic. Inner dimensions and strides remain static for kernel specialization. The runtime cache-mode handling introduced by #4128 is preserved.
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