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In `@flashinfer/gdn_kernels/gdn_decode_bf16_state.py`:
- Around line 3625-3631: Update the intermediate_states_buffer documentation to
state that its first dimension must equal B, matching the buffer_size == B
assertion; remove the wording that permits dimensions larger than B.
- Around line 3411-3412: Ensure the T=1 wide-vector path does not misindex
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775-780: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftWiden
flat_idxbefore dense-cache indexing.The dense expressions remain 32-bit because
cute.arch.block_idx()returnscutlass.Int32. WithK = V = 128,HV = 64, andcache_steps = 8, the leading offset reaches2**31atB = 256. The four dense-cache stores can then address incorrect memory. Casti_nor the full expression tocutlass.Int64at all four sites. Change thegdn_wide_vec_kernelpredeclaration tocutlass.Int64(0). Add a CUDA regression test for this boundary.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@flashinfer/gdn_kernels/gdn_decode_bf16_state.py`:
- Around line 775-780: Widen dense-cache indexing in gdn_wide_vec_kernel by
changing flat_idx’s predeclaration to cutlass.Int64(0) and casting i_n or the
complete flat_idx expression to cutlass.Int64 at all four dense-cache store
sites. Add a CUDA regression test covering the 2**31 boundary with K=V=128,
HV=64, cache_steps=8, and B=256.
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Follow-up A direct CUDA regression crosses the first unsafe address at B=257, T=1, cache_steps=8, HV=64, K=V=128 (4.02 GiB cache), and compares the final batch output/cache against a B=1 reference at the fixed BF16 Dual-architecture forced-import qualification:
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I'm trying to understand the motivation of this PR.
Does it mean we allow user to reuse a cached state buffer for different T? It sounds reasonable to me.
I have no problem about updating the backend-specific APIs (e.g. cute-dsl/cake implementations). But I'll be conservative about changing public APIs, if there are more elegant solutions.
For this specific case, I suppose our user-facing API is gated_delta_rule_mtp, we actually don't need to change the API/semantics:
At user side, they can specify a sliced tensor:
cached_state = torch.empty((B, cache_steps, HV, V, K), ...)
sliced_cached_state = cached_state[:, :T, ...] # [B, T, HV, V, K]
sliced_cached_state would carry all the information we need for the underlying implementations (strides would encode size of cache_steps), and it should be compatible with original API.
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@yzh119 Agreed. I changed the implementation in cache = torch.empty((B, cache_steps, HV, V, K), ...)
sliced_cache = cache[:, :T, ...] # logical [B, T, HV, V, K]The wrapper now derives physical capacity from the view's batch stride, validates contiguous inner modes, and makes a zero-copy compact alias over the same storage for the existing backend. No public I also updated the regressions to pass sliced views and require hidden trailing slots to remain bit-exact. Exact-commit validation passed on both targets:
The six cells cover FP32 inline/warp, BF16 ILP4/wide/T1, and the >2^31-element dense-cache boundary. |
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[FAILED] Pipeline #63425231 — 14/16 executed test jobs passed Compared with nightly #63265553. Unit Tests
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Description
Fix GDN MTP intermediate-state cache indexing when a caller reuses a backing cache whose physical token capacity is larger than the current
T.This keeps the public
gated_delta_rule_mtpAPI and semantics unchanged. The caller allocates[B, cache_steps, HV, V, K]and passes the sliced viewcache[:, :T, ...], whose logical shape remains[B, T, HV, V, K]. The backend validates contiguous inner modes, derives the physical capacity fromstride(0) / (HV * V * K), and creates a zero-copy compact alias over the same storage for the existing kernels. There is no.contiguous()copy, temporary allocation, or publiccache_stepsargument.The derived physical capacity is used by the FP32 inline/warp routes and the BF16 ILP4/wide-vector/T1 routes. Dense BF16 cache addressing remains widened to 64-bit. Output, state-update, and valid checkpoint semantics are unchanged.
Related to #4254.
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Exact source:
d705bbfbe4c9a266e41a780bcd045d37a1cb65e7; source archive SHA2566e0547dcf0878b7f82febcb05f68434fb0431a0d2a5c0c917b500079b2a396b5; CUTLASS DSL 4.7.0; Torch 2.13 nightly + CUDA 13.3.3762590:6 passed.276037:6 passed.Tcache at the fixed BF16 toleranceatol=rtol=1e-2and require hidden trailing slots to remain bit-exact sentinels.This is a correctness-only addressing repair; it does not make a performance claim.