feat(moe): allow B12xMoEWrapper to share pre-allocated workspaces - #4603
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ChangesB12x shared buffer validation and reuse
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The PR reuses caller-provided CUDA buffers to substantially reduce per-layer memory, but invalid or non-contiguous shared buffers can still cause runtime failures or silent output corruption, and undersized workspaces may fail during launch; the change is mergeable with explicit owner awareness and follow-up on these bounded validation risks. Possibly related PRs
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3160-3184: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winCover W4A16 shared-buffer initialization.
_make_cpu_wrapper()uses the default quantization mode. These tests therefore cover only the regular static/dynamic path. Lines 426-445 have a separate W4A16 path that now preserves injected static workspace and output buffers.Add a
quant_modeargument to_make_cpu_wrapper()and a W4A16 case. Assert that supplied static workspace and output are reused without allocation.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@flashinfer/fused_moe/cute_dsl/b12x_moe.py`:
- Around line 421-444: Validate self._shared_output before assigning it to
self._moe_output in the initialization path: require shape capacity of at least
(self.max_num_tokens, self.hidden_size), torch.bfloat16 dtype, and the
configured execution device, rejecting incompatible buffers before dispatch or
CUDA graph execution.
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In `@tests/moe/test_b12x_fused_moe.py`:
- Around line 3160-3184: Extend _make_cpu_wrapper with a quant_mode parameter,
preserving its current default, and add a test case for quant_mode W4A16. In
that case, inject shared static workspace and output from an initial wrapper,
then verify the second wrapper reuses both objects and does not allocate
additional workspace.
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In `@tests/moe/test_b12x_fused_moe.py`:
- Around line 3159-3183: Update test_wrapper_shared_buffers_are_reused to spy on
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B12xMoEWrapper pre-allocates its static/dynamic workspaces and output buffer per instance for CUDA graph compatibility. Frameworks that hold one wrapper per MoE layer (e.g. vLLM's flashinfer_b12x backend) pay this cost per layer: for a 60-layer NVFP4 model with 512 experts, top-10 routing and 16K max tokens, the per-layer workspaces total ~68 GiB, which exceeds a 96 GB GPU once weights are loaded. MoE layers execute strictly sequentially, so identically-shaped wrappers can safely share one set of buffers. Add optional shared_static_workspace, shared_dynamic_workspace and shared_output parameters; when provided, the wrapper reuses them instead of allocating. Default behavior is unchanged.
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In `@flashinfer/fused_moe/cute_dsl/b12x_moe.py`:
- Around line 402-421: Validate that shared resources are only accepted when
use_cuda_graph is true: update the initialization validation near shared_output
and before the conditional _allocate_buffers call to reject shared-resource
arguments when CUDA graph mode is disabled, while preserving the existing shape,
dtype, and device checks.
- Around line 403-410: Update the shared_output validation around
expected_device to resolve index-less CUDA devices to the current device and
compare complete torch.device values, including the device index, rather than
only device.type. Add a regression test covering shared_output allocated on the
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| if shared_output is not None: | ||
| expected_device = torch.device(self.device) | ||
| if ( | ||
| shared_output.dim() != 2 | ||
| or shared_output.shape[0] < self.max_num_tokens | ||
| or shared_output.shape[1] != self.hidden_size | ||
| or shared_output.dtype != self.output_dtype | ||
| or shared_output.device.type != expected_device.type | ||
| ): | ||
| raise ValueError( | ||
| "shared_output must have shape (>=max_num_tokens, " | ||
| f"hidden_size)=({self.max_num_tokens}, {self.hidden_size}), " | ||
| f"dtype {self.output_dtype}, and device type " | ||
| f"{expected_device.type!r}; got shape " | ||
| f"{tuple(shared_output.shape)}, dtype {shared_output.dtype}, " | ||
| f"device {shared_output.device}." | ||
| ) | ||
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| if use_cuda_graph: | ||
| self._allocate_buffers() |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject shared buffers when CUDA graph mode is disabled.
When use_cuda_graph=False, line 420 skips _allocate_buffers(). run() then ignores all shared resources and allocates a new output tensor. The new parameters therefore silently do nothing in this mode.
Reject shared resources unless use_cuda_graph=True, or document this restriction in the public API.
Proposed fix
+ if not use_cuda_graph and any(
+ resource is not None
+ for resource in (
+ shared_static_workspace,
+ shared_dynamic_workspace,
+ shared_output,
+ )
+ ):
+ raise ValueError(
+ "shared buffers require use_cuda_graph=True"
+ )
+
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| if shared_output is not None: | |
| expected_device = torch.device(self.device) | |
| if ( | |
| shared_output.dim() != 2 | |
| or shared_output.shape[0] < self.max_num_tokens | |
| or shared_output.shape[1] != self.hidden_size | |
| or shared_output.dtype != self.output_dtype | |
| or shared_output.device.type != expected_device.type | |
| ): | |
| raise ValueError( | |
| "shared_output must have shape (>=max_num_tokens, " | |
| f"hidden_size)=({self.max_num_tokens}, {self.hidden_size}), " | |
| f"dtype {self.output_dtype}, and device type " | |
| f"{expected_device.type!r}; got shape " | |
| f"{tuple(shared_output.shape)}, dtype {shared_output.dtype}, " | |
| f"device {shared_output.device}." | |
| ) | |
| if use_cuda_graph: | |
| self._allocate_buffers() | |
| if not use_cuda_graph and any( | |
| resource is not None | |
| for resource in ( | |
| shared_static_workspace, | |
| shared_dynamic_workspace, | |
| shared_output, | |
| ) | |
| ): | |
| raise ValueError( | |
| "shared buffers require use_cuda_graph=True" | |
| ) | |
| if shared_output is not None: | |
| expected_device = torch.device(self.device) | |
| if ( | |
| shared_output.dim() != 2 | |
| or shared_output.shape[0] < self.max_num_tokens | |
| or shared_output.shape[1] != self.hidden_size | |
| or shared_output.dtype != self.output_dtype | |
| or shared_output.device.type != expected_device.type | |
| ): | |
| raise ValueError( | |
| "shared_output must have shape (>=max_num_tokens, " | |
| f"hidden_size)=({self.max_num_tokens}, {self.hidden_size}), " | |
| f"dtype {self.output_dtype}, and device type " | |
| f"{expected_device.type!r}; got shape " | |
| f"{tuple(shared_output.shape)}, dtype {shared_output.dtype}, " | |
| f"device {shared_output.device}." | |
| ) | |
| if use_cuda_graph: | |
| self._allocate_buffers() |
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In `@flashinfer/fused_moe/cute_dsl/b12x_moe.py` around lines 402 - 421, Validate
that shared resources are only accepted when use_cuda_graph is true: update the
initialization validation near shared_output and before the conditional
_allocate_buffers call to reject shared-resource arguments when CUDA graph mode
is disabled, while preserving the existing shape, dtype, and device checks.
| expected_device = torch.device(self.device) | ||
| if ( | ||
| shared_output.dim() != 2 | ||
| or shared_output.shape[0] < self.max_num_tokens | ||
| or shared_output.shape[1] != self.hidden_size | ||
| or shared_output.dtype != self.output_dtype | ||
| or shared_output.device.type != expected_device.type | ||
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Validate shared_output against the full CUDA device.
When self.device is "cuda:<index>", a buffer from another CUDA device passes the type-only check. CUDA graph execution then combines that buffer with workspace tensors from the wrapper device, with no cross-device launch check. Resolve index-less "cuda" to the current device, compare complete torch.device values, and add a two-GPU regression test.
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In `@flashinfer/fused_moe/cute_dsl/b12x_moe.py` around lines 403 - 410, Update the
shared_output validation around expected_device to resolve index-less CUDA
devices to the current device and compare complete torch.device values,
including the device index, rather than only device.type. Add a regression test
covering shared_output allocated on the other GPU during two-GPU CUDA graph
execution.
Resolve conflict in tests/moe/test_b12x_fused_moe.py by keeping both the shared-buffer wrapper tests and the upstream dense-kernel borrow-contract source-scan tests. Also address the latest CodeRabbit review comments: - reject shared workspace/output arguments when use_cuda_graph=False - validate shared_output against the full torch.device (resolving index-less "cuda" to the current device) and add a two-GPU regression test
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3371-3372: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMove the source discovery out of module import time.
_class_defand_find_borrowersrun when pytest imports this module._class_defraisesAssertionErrorwhenDenseGemmKernelor the hard-coded pathflashinfer/gemm/kernels/dense_blockscaled_gemm_sm120_b12x.pyno longer resolves._find_borrowerscallsast.parseon every file underflashinfer/fused_moe, so a syntax error in any unrelated file raisesSyntaxErrorhere.Both failures are collection errors, so every other test in this large module also fails to run. Collection errors are harder to triage than a single failing test. Resolve the dense kernel class inside the test body, and let discovery degrade to an empty list that
test_borrower_discovery_is_non_emptyalready reports.♻️ Proposed refactor
-def _find_borrowers(): +def _find_borrowers(): """All (file, class, borrowed methods, _dense_cls target) in fused_moe.""" out = [] for path in sorted(_FUSED_MOE_DIR.rglob("*.py")): - classes = ( - n - for n in ast.walk(ast.parse(path.read_text())) - if isinstance(n, ast.ClassDef) - ) + try: + tree = ast.parse(path.read_text()) + except (OSError, SyntaxError): + continue + classes = (n for n in ast.walk(tree) if isinstance(n, ast.ClassDef)) for cls in classes:-_DENSE_KERNEL_CLASS = _class_def(_DENSE_KERNEL_FILE, "DenseGemmKernel") _BORROW_CONTRACT_CASES = _find_borrowers()def test_borrowed_dense_method_self_deps(path_name, cls, borrowed, target): + dense_kernel_class = _class_def(_DENSE_KERNEL_FILE, "DenseGemmKernel") assert target == "DenseGemmKernel", ( f"{cls.name} borrows via _dense_cls={target!r}; if it references a " f"different kernel class, extend this test to resolve it." ) provided = _provided(cls) for name in borrowed: - missing = _self_deps(_DENSE_KERNEL_CLASS, name) - provided + missing = _self_deps(dense_kernel_class, name) - provided🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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292-294: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftValidate shared NVFP4/MXFP4 workspaces before use. The current checks cover quantization only. Validate expert counts, dimensions,
num_topk, device, and routed-row capacity before launch; otherwise undersized or incompatible workspaces can cause out-of-bounds kernel accesses.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@flashinfer/fused_moe/cute_dsl/b12x_moe.py`:
- Around line 434-448: Add a contiguity requirement to the shared_output
validation before run proceeds, using the tensor’s existing contiguous-layout
property alongside the rank, shape, dtype, and device checks. Update the
ValueError message to state that shared_output must be contiguous, while
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In `@flashinfer/fused_moe/cute_dsl/b12x_moe.py`:
- Around line 292-294: Update the workspace validation around the
shared_static_workspace, shared_dynamic_workspace, and shared_output parameters
before kernel launch: validate expert counts, tensor dimensions, num_topk,
device compatibility, and routed-row capacity for shared NVFP4/MXFP4 workspaces,
not just quantization. Reject undersized or incompatible workspaces before
invoking the kernel.
In `@tests/moe/test_b12x_fused_moe.py`:
- Around line 3371-3372: Move _class_def and _find_borrowers calls out of
module-level initialization and into the relevant test bodies or fixtures so
imports cannot fail during collection. Resolve DenseGemmKernel within the test
that uses _DENSE_KERNEL_CLASS, and make borrower discovery catch
discovery/parsing failures and return an empty list, preserving
test_borrower_discovery_is_non_empty as the reported failure.
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| if ( | ||
| shared_output.dim() != 2 | ||
| or shared_output.shape[0] < self.max_num_tokens | ||
| or shared_output.shape[1] != self.hidden_size | ||
| or shared_output.dtype != self.output_dtype | ||
| or shared_output.device != expected_device | ||
| ): | ||
| raise ValueError( | ||
| "shared_output must have shape (>=max_num_tokens, " | ||
| f"hidden_size)=({self.max_num_tokens}, {self.hidden_size}), " | ||
| f"dtype {self.output_dtype}, and device " | ||
| f"{expected_device}; got shape " | ||
| f"{tuple(shared_output.shape)}, dtype {shared_output.dtype}, " | ||
| f"device {shared_output.device}." | ||
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Also require a contiguous shared_output.
The check covers rank, shape, dtype, and device. It does not cover strides. A caller can pass a view of a larger buffer, for example big[:, :hidden_size] or big.t(), and pass all current checks. run() then slices rows with self._moe_output[:num_tokens] and passes the result as scatter_output, where the kernel assumes row-major contiguous rows. The result is silent output corruption instead of an early error.
🛡️ Proposed fix
if (
shared_output.dim() != 2
+ or not shared_output.is_contiguous()
or shared_output.shape[0] < self.max_num_tokens
or shared_output.shape[1] != self.hidden_size
or shared_output.dtype != self.output_dtype
or shared_output.device != expected_device
):
raise ValueError(
"shared_output must have shape (>=max_num_tokens, "
f"hidden_size)=({self.max_num_tokens}, {self.hidden_size}), "
- f"dtype {self.output_dtype}, and device "
- f"{expected_device}; got shape "
+ f"dtype {self.output_dtype}, device "
+ f"{expected_device}, and contiguous layout; got shape "
f"{tuple(shared_output.shape)}, dtype {shared_output.dtype}, "
- f"device {shared_output.device}."
+ f"device {shared_output.device}, contiguous "
+ f"{shared_output.is_contiguous()}."
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| if ( | |
| shared_output.dim() != 2 | |
| or shared_output.shape[0] < self.max_num_tokens | |
| or shared_output.shape[1] != self.hidden_size | |
| or shared_output.dtype != self.output_dtype | |
| or shared_output.device != expected_device | |
| ): | |
| raise ValueError( | |
| "shared_output must have shape (>=max_num_tokens, " | |
| f"hidden_size)=({self.max_num_tokens}, {self.hidden_size}), " | |
| f"dtype {self.output_dtype}, and device " | |
| f"{expected_device}; got shape " | |
| f"{tuple(shared_output.shape)}, dtype {shared_output.dtype}, " | |
| f"device {shared_output.device}." | |
| ) | |
| if ( | |
| shared_output.dim() != 2 | |
| or not shared_output.is_contiguous() | |
| or shared_output.shape[0] < self.max_num_tokens | |
| or shared_output.shape[1] != self.hidden_size | |
| or shared_output.dtype != self.output_dtype | |
| or shared_output.device != expected_device | |
| ): | |
| raise ValueError( | |
| "shared_output must have shape (>=max_num_tokens, " | |
| f"hidden_size)=({self.max_num_tokens}, {self.hidden_size}), " | |
| f"dtype {self.output_dtype}, device " | |
| f"{expected_device}, and contiguous layout; got shape " | |
| f"{tuple(shared_output.shape)}, dtype {shared_output.dtype}, " | |
| f"device {shared_output.device}, contiguous " | |
| f"{shared_output.is_contiguous()}." | |
| ) |
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In `@flashinfer/fused_moe/cute_dsl/b12x_moe.py` around lines 434 - 448, Add a
contiguity requirement to the shared_output validation before run proceeds,
using the tensor’s existing contiguous-layout property alongside the rank,
shape, dtype, and device checks. Update the ValueError message to state that
shared_output must be contiguous, while preserving the current validation and
error details.
Every MoE layer allocated its own B12xMoEWrapper workspaces, which is a large per-layer GPU memory cost. The workspaces are identical for every layer and layers execute sequentially, so all layers in a worker process can share the buffers allocated by the first wrapper. Depends on flashinfer-ai/flashinfer#4603, which adds the shared_static_workspace / shared_dynamic_workspace / shared_output parameters to B12xMoEWrapper. Signed-off-by: Zihua Wu <13583761+lucifer1004@users.noreply.github.com>
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[SUCCESS] Pipeline #64370263: 16/16 executed test jobs passed |
… 들고 있었다 층마다 B12xMoEWrapper 를 새로 만든다. 각 wrapper 는 geometry 로 크기가 정해지는 graph-stable 스크래치를 든다. 이 배치에서 실측했다(288 experts, top_k 8, 4096/2048, max_num_tokens 2048): wrapper 1 개 : allocated +541.1 MiB MoE 층 43 개 : 22.72 GiB (랭크마다) 공유 시 절감 : 22.19 GiB GLM-5.3-Flash 의 43 개 MoE 층은 geometry 가 전부 같다. 즉 GMU 예산의 4분의 1이 중복 버퍼였다. 엔진이 보고한 수치와도 맞는다: 가중치 45.8 GiB + wrapper 22.7 GiB 를 GMU 0.73 의 87.4 GiB 예산에서 빼면 KV 가 ~16 GiB 남고, 엔진 로그가 16.52 GiB 였다. 오늘 하루 메모리로 겪은 것들 — 워커 OOM, GMU 를 올려도 내려도 죽던 것, KV 가 16 GiB 를 못 넘던 것 — 의 상당 부분이 여기서 나온다. 공유가 안전한 이유: MoE 층은 같은 스트림에서 차례로 돈다. wrapper 는 호출마다 자기 버퍼에 쓰고 호출 밖으로 남기는 것이 없다. 값은 약참조라 마지막 층이 놓으면 같이 사라진다. vllm-project/vllm#48698 과 같은 발상을 이 이미지가 싣는 파일에 맞춰 쓴 것이다. (#53081 은 wrapper 대신 workspace 를 공유하지만 FlashInfer 의 shared_static_workspace(flashinfer-ai/flashinfer#4603)가 필요하고, 이 빌드 0.6.18.dev20260819 에는 없다.) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… 들고 있었다 (#80) 층마다 B12xMoEWrapper 를 새로 만든다. 각 wrapper 는 geometry 로 크기가 정해지는 graph-stable 스크래치를 든다. 이 배치에서 실측했다(288 experts, top_k 8, 4096/2048, max_num_tokens 2048): wrapper 1 개 : allocated +541.1 MiB MoE 층 43 개 : 22.72 GiB (랭크마다) 공유 시 절감 : 22.19 GiB GLM-5.3-Flash 의 43 개 MoE 층은 geometry 가 전부 같다. 즉 GMU 예산의 4분의 1이 중복 버퍼였다. 엔진이 보고한 수치와도 맞는다: 가중치 45.8 GiB + wrapper 22.7 GiB 를 GMU 0.73 의 87.4 GiB 예산에서 빼면 KV 가 ~16 GiB 남고, 엔진 로그가 16.52 GiB 였다. 오늘 하루 메모리로 겪은 것들 — 워커 OOM, GMU 를 올려도 내려도 죽던 것, KV 가 16 GiB 를 못 넘던 것 — 의 상당 부분이 여기서 나온다. 공유가 안전한 이유: MoE 층은 같은 스트림에서 차례로 돈다. wrapper 는 호출마다 자기 버퍼에 쓰고 호출 밖으로 남기는 것이 없다. 값은 약참조라 마지막 층이 놓으면 같이 사라진다. vllm-project/vllm#48698 과 같은 발상을 이 이미지가 싣는 파일에 맞춰 쓴 것이다. (#53081 은 wrapper 대신 workspace 를 공유하지만 FlashInfer 의 shared_static_workspace(flashinfer-ai/flashinfer#4603)가 필요하고, 이 빌드 0.6.18.dev20260819 에는 없다.) Co-authored-by: choiceoh <choiceoh@srv4.tail7fec17.ts.net> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Optimize the SM12x static MoE path while keeping NVFP4 and MXFP4 in one `MoEStaticKernel` implementation. ## What changed - Fold the retained NVFP4 schedule into the existing `MoEStaticKernel`; no separate retained-kernel class or source file remains. - Split oversized routed experts into 32-row virtual tasks, so skewed experts remain within the tile's computed M extent. - Retain two FC1 N-slices per scheduled work group and use the compact O(1)-claim scheduler. - Retune the static tile/MAC ladder and extend the default NVFP4 static cutover from 640 to 1024 routed rows (`M <= 128` for top-k 8). - Keep MXFP4 on the same unified class with its original 640-row cutover. - Update workspace sizing, compile/launch ABI, source tracking, and dispatch tests for the unified kernel. The branch is rebased on current `origin/main`. Upstream #4603 now provides the shared B12x workspace support that was previously a separate commit in this PR, so this update deliberately drops that redundant commit. The PR is now one commit touching four files. ## Why The former static schedule could assign more rows from a skewed expert than a tile64/tile128 launch computed, and it repeated scheduling/staging work across the two FC1 N-slices. Virtual 32-row tasks bound each physical work item while the retained schedule reuses pipeline state across both slices. ## Correctness Validated source-exact against the upstream measurement base. The branch is now rebased on the current upstream head; the intervening upstream commits do not modify any of this PR's four changed files. - Measurement upstream base: `083012d6819cf97128e559616b12acb666f2fffe` - Current upstream base: `3bbfeba6218b6de32d1e894243c010c8d3aacb21` - PR head: `e184523e35f59144132d750e085243d409a16cf4` - Local SM120 GPU: `GPU-1c189c11-e797-a795-cefd-495b190afebc` - Shape: Qwen3.5-35B TP1, `E=256`, `H=2048`, `I=512`, `topk=8` - Routes: three exact-marginal Zipf-0.75 samples - M: 32, 64, 96, 128, 256, 512 - Candidate repeats: three per `(M, route)` Result: **18/18 cases passed**. | Metric | Result | |---|---:| | Maximum relative L2 | 0.00791765 | | Minimum cosine similarity | 0.99996866 | | Maximum zero rows | 0 | | Static candidate repeats | Bitwise equal | The baseline dispatches M=96/128 to dynamic while this PR intentionally dispatches them to static; those cross-backend cases are included in the 18/18. MXFP4 targeted GPU tests also passed: - static functional accuracy - intermediate-size padding accuracy - wrapper CUDA Graph accuracy ## Performance Protocol: local SM120, A-B-B-A order, fresh cache per arm, exact-marginal 100-route replay, CUDA Graph event timing, 192 MiB L2 flush, and warmup/iterations/repeats = 5/50/7. No kernel-selection override was used. | M | Upstream main (us) | This PR (us) | Latency reduction | Dispatch | |---:|---:|---:|---:|---| | 1 | 28.408 | 28.548 | -0.49% | direct_micro → direct_micro | | 2 | 43.077 | 43.103 | -0.06% | direct_micro → direct_micro | | 4 | 79.381 | 78.937 | 0.56% | static → static | | 8 | 111.938 | 95.736 | 14.47% | static → static | | 16 | 176.482 | 150.483 | 14.73% | static → static | | 24 | 245.054 | 204.748 | 16.45% | static → static | | 32 | 289.707 | 228.786 | 21.03% | static → static | | 48 | 339.848 | 281.051 | 17.30% | static → static | | 64 | 383.466 | 325.493 | 15.12% | static → static | | 96 | 394.043 | 377.587 | 4.18% | dynamic → static | | 128 | 450.756 | 415.284 | 7.87% | dynamic → static | | 256 | 464.900 | 465.468 | -0.12% | dynamic → dynamic | | 512 | 463.755 | 465.730 | -0.43% | dynamic → dynamic | | 1024 | 481.790 | 483.247 | -0.30% | dynamic → dynamic | | 1536 | 538.665 | 539.207 | -0.10% | dynamic → dynamic | | 2048 | 549.935 | 550.471 | -0.10% | dynamic → dynamic | | 3072 | 599.754 | 597.256 | 0.42% | dynamic → dynamic | | 4096 | 640.822 | 639.772 | 0.16% | dynamic → dynamic | | 5120 | 694.750 | 693.507 | 0.18% | dynamic → dynamic | | 6144 | 790.377 | 788.815 | 0.20% | dynamic → dynamic | | 7168 | 935.373 | 937.726 | -0.25% | dynamic → dynamic | | 8192 | 968.798 | 967.644 | 0.12% | dynamic → dynamic | - Static-band geometric-mean latency reduction: **12.63%** - M=32–128 geometric-mean latency reduction: **13.32%** - Full 22-point geometric-mean latency reduction: **5.34%** - Maximum upstream A-arm drift: **0.37%** - Maximum PR B-arm drift: **0.21%** Dynamic-only points are non-regression controls; differences there are within the predeclared 1% maintenance threshold. ## Tests ```text pytest tests/moe/test_b12x_fused_moe.py -k 'cutover or share_cached_workspace' 2 passed, 192 deselected pytest \ tests/moe/test_b12x_fused_moe.py::TestB12xFunctional::test_mxfp4_static_functional_accuracy \ tests/moe/test_b12x_fused_moe.py::TestB12xFunctional::test_mxfp4_intermediate_padding_accuracy \ tests/moe/test_b12x_fused_moe.py::TestB12xWrapper::test_mxfp4_wrapper_cuda_graph_accuracy 3 passed pre-commit run --files <four changed files> all hooks passed ``` ## Relationship to #4329 #4329 optimized the gated dynamic NVFP4 path. This PR targets the complementary small-token static path and leaves that merged dynamic implementation unchanged. ## Reviewer notes Please pay particular attention to virtual-task allocation/publication ordering, workspace sizing, the shared NVFP4/MXFP4 ABI, and the quant-mode-specific 1024 vs 640 routed-row cutover. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit * **New Features** * Reuse externally provided workspaces and output buffers during CUDA graph execution. * Improved NVFP4 performance and static execution support for larger workloads. * Maintained optimized MXFP4 execution selection across supported workload sizes. * **Bug Fixes** * Improved workspace sizing, routing, and buffer handling for expanded workloads. * Added validation for incompatible shared buffers, output shapes, data types, devices, capacities, and execution modes. * Expanded regression coverage for buffer reuse, backend selection, and static/dynamic execution paths. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Co-authored-by: EricChen02 <EricChen02@users.noreply.github.com>
Summary
B12xMoEWrapperpre-allocates its static workspace, dynamic workspace, andoutput buffer per instance for CUDA graph compatibility. Frameworks that hold
one wrapper per MoE layer — e.g. vLLM's
flashinfer_b12xNVFP4 MoE backend —pay this cost once per layer.
For Qwen3.5-397B-A17B-NVFP4 (60 MoE layers, 512 experts, top-10 routing) with
max_num_tokens=16384, the per-layer buffers total ~68 GiB:(num_experts, max_rows, k/2)packed input ≈ 640 MiB/layerWith weights taking ~52.5 GiB per GPU (TP4 on 96 GB RTX PRO 6000), the model
cannot start: workspace allocation OOMs during vLLM's memory profiling.
Change
MoE layers execute strictly sequentially, so identically-shaped wrappers can
safely share a single set of buffers. Add optional constructor parameters:
shared_static_workspaceshared_dynamic_workspaceshared_outputWhen provided,
_allocate_buffers()reuses them instead of allocating.Default behavior (no sharing) is unchanged.
With sharing, the same model's total wrapper memory drops from ~68 GiB to
~1.2 GiB and the server starts within the default
gpu_memory_utilization=0.80budget.Safety
captured pointers valid, and graph capture preserves the sequential
layer-to-layer stream order, so there are no cross-layer hazards.
same sequential-reuse pattern a single wrapper already relies on across
forward passes.
output buffer is safe for this caller pattern.
Testing
tests/moe/test_b12x_fused_moe.py:test_wrapper_defaults_allocate_own_buffers— default behavior unchangedtest_wrapper_shared_buffers_are_reused— injected buffers reused, no newallocations
flashinfer_b12xserving Qwen3.5-397B-A17B-NVFP4 with layer-shared workspaces starts,
captures FULL_AND_PIECEWISE CUDA graphs, and completes a full
C1/C4/C16/C64 serving benchmark (8K/1K, 850 measured requests) with zero
errors and zero preemptions. Runtime validation was done on top of fix(moe): restore SM12x MoE kernels broken by self-resolved helper in borrowed dense methods #4602,
which fixes a separate SM12x MoE compile-time regression.
Consumer
A corresponding vLLM change makes
FlashInferB12xExpertsshare one bufferset across layers (keyed by shape/device); it depends on this PR.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Bug Fixes
Tests