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bytes_per_tokensupports 528-byteGLM53_NOPErows only when their explicit row width is supplied. However,MG_DUALdispatch supports onlyDSV4. Add an explicitModelType::DSV4/MG_DUALcheck before parsingextra_kv_cache; derivingextra_bptalone would not makeGLM53_NOPEdual-cache prefill valid.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Hi @ormandj — thank you for this PR. The compact-row motivation and the masked-read analysis here (the slot-0 poison tests in particular) are what prompted us to re-examine the SM120 sparse-MLA cache contract, and we've now opened #5075 as an alternative design for the same two goals. A quick map of how the two relate: Same goals: 528-byte GLM NoPE rows, and masked sparse candidates no longer reading mutable cache slot 0. Different mechanism:
Not included in #5075: the eight-head decoder from this PR — it is orthogonal to the layout and masked-read changes and can proceed independently, whichever way the layout question resolves. If #5075 lands, it would supersede the compact-row and masked-read parts of this PR, and the sgl-project/sglang#38430 companion would no longer need capability negotiation for the row layout: a 656B pool keeps working, and moving to packed 528B rows is transparent to the kernels. We would very much appreciate your review on #5075, and we're happy to coordinate the sequencing however the maintainers prefer. |
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Thanks, Gabriel, for investigating the other model families and acknowledging the analysis and tests here. Making the payload size canonical while keeping row spacing independent, and extending the masking fixes across the affected families, looks like a useful direction. I’m closing #5022 in favor of #5075 and have submitted the remaining work against your branch in lucifer1004#3. It carries over the eight-head decode fix and additional regression coverage, including compact and padded layouts, fully masked rows, and CUDA graph replay with changed cache contents. It also tightens cache-view validation, invalidates stale calibration data, and checks additional padded-row and block-stride cases and all sixteen DeepSeek-V4.1 scale groups. That should give maintainers one proposal to review and let us combine the strongest parts of both. I’m happy to help with the integration and validation. For future work, I’m always open to other approaches, including substantial changes to the design, and happy to revise or split my PRs based on feedback. Please feel free to bring those ideas into the existing discussion. I’d welcome the chance to work through them together early, share the implementation and testing effort, and give maintainers one combined proposal to review. Two details in #5075’s comparison could use an update:
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@lucifer1004, the follow-up PR against your branch is ready: lucifer1004#3. Thanks again, Gabriel. |
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…decode, stale-cache rereads Carried from ormandj's review branch (#3), adapted to the pre-DSV4_1 tree: - parse_paged_kv_layout derived the flat-2D block advance from the dim-1 size instead of stride(0); a cache view with gaps between pages read the wrong page. The physical block stride is now honored and validated. - Cache origins and block strides must be 16B-aligned (cp.async.bulk), and footer-scale 3D/4D views must keep token rows packed — previously only the row width was checked. - GLM53_NOPE H=8 decode gets a dedicated instantiation: the runtime-H fallback strides split-K scratch by the 16-head tile while the public allocator reserves 8 rows (the flashinfer-ai#5022 eight-head fix, carried with its regression coverage). - A stale-schema calibration file's mtime is remembered so repeated lookups no longer reparse it; replacement tuning loads when the file changes. The DSV4_1-parametrized coverage in the original branch is deferred to the DSV4.1 follow-up PR (the type does not exist on this branch). Co-authored-by: David Orman <ormandj@corenode.com> Signed-off-by: lucifer1004 <13583761+lucifer1004@users.noreply.github.com>
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… NaN-safe masked gathers in sparse MLA (#5075) ## 📌 Description Three changes to the SM120 sparse-MLA cache handling, motivated by the compact-row discussion in #5022. This is an alternative design for the same goals. It also carries follow-up fixes from community review: cache-view validation hardening and the GLM NoPE eight-head decode instantiation from ormandj's branch (lucifer1004#3, retaining the #5022 implementation), and the calibration-cache invalidation reported by qsang-nv. **Runtime gmem row stride ("stride is data, not format").** GLM53_NOPE's packed payload is 528B/token (512 FP8 values + 4 inline FP32 scales); the 656B row came from inheriting vLLM's fp8_ds_mla ABI, whose trailing 128B are RoPE bytes the NoPE model never uses. Instead of adding a second layout selected by shape sniffing, this PR makes the payload canonical (`bytes_per_token = 528`) and takes the gmem row advance as a runtime stride everywhere: - decode already honored `stride_kv_row`; prefill now derives the advance from `stride_kv_block / page_block_size` (no new kernel parameter), and swapAB decouples its smem row stride (528B payload) from the gmem advance. - A legacy 656B pool (vLLM fp8_ds_mla) and a compact 528B pool are the same kernel with a different stride; the payload prefix is identical, so existing callers keep working unchanged. Per-token KV storage drops 19.5% for callers that switch to 528B rows. - Binding validation: inline-scale models accept padded rows (advance >= width >= payload, 16B-aligned, blocks contiguous); footer-scale models keep the packed-rows requirement. Flat 2D caches must be packed at 528B for GLM53_NOPE (a flat block carries no stride to infer); GLM53_NOPE has no released downstream, so this is the last moment the canonical width can flip. - The cpb calibration store bumps to schema v2 for the flip: a pre-PR cache entry persists `bytes_per_chunk = 41984` for glm53_nope and would silently overstate the L2 footprint in the cpb guard by ~24%, potentially excluding valid candidates. Stale files count as absent and recalibrate on the next tuning-mode pass (review feedback from qsang-nv on this PR), and a stale file's mtime is remembered so repeated lookups no longer reread it. **Cache-view validation hardening** (carried from ormandj's review branch, lucifer1004#3): - Flat 2D caches derived the block advance from the dim-1 *size* instead of the real `stride(0)`, so a view with gaps between pages read the wrong page. The physical block stride is now honored (and must be >= the packed block width). - Cache origins and block strides must be 16B-aligned (cp.async.bulk); footer-scale 3D/4D views must keep token rows packed (previously only the row *width* was checked, not the stride). - GLM53_NOPE H=8 decode now has a dedicated instantiation: the runtime-H fallback strides split-K scratch by the 16-head tile while the public allocator reserves only 8 rows for H=8 (the #5022 eight-head fix, carried). H=16 joins the dedicated grid for symmetry with DSV3_2/GLM_NSA — it was already correct via runtime-H (its scratch stride equals the true head count there), this just drops the runtime loop bounds. **Universal NaN-safe masked gathers.** Masked (-1) candidates were clamped to mutable cache slot 0 in seven places (prefill MG/SG gather + scale gather, swapAB gather, decode-v32, decode-dsv4, and the two NVFP4 kernels from #4955). A NaN in that slot leaks into valid outputs through `0 * NaN` in the value MMA (and `0 * inf` from a poisoned 0xFF footer scale on footer-scale models). All seven now gather a shared zero-initialized row (`sparse_mla_zero_row`), which is mbar-compatible and adds no synchronization. The NVFP4 case is narrower but real: the masked scale load there is explicitly zeroed, which covers the E2M1 NoPE values, but the 128B BF16 rope tail rides the same clamped pointer with no scale in its path (review feedback from qsang-nv on this PR). The property now holds unconditionally for every model type — no opt-in and no contract version to negotiate. This is a live bug on main for every family, not only the new one: this PR's seven poison tests each fail against a build without the fix (glm53_nope, dsv4 decode, dsv4 prefill, dsv3_2 prefill verified on main fb96128; nvfp4 verified against the pre-fix kernels, which are main's). **Unconditional topk bounds in prefill index staging.** The prefill `load_idx` lambdas (MG, MG dual-cache, swapAB) bounded lanes by `actual_ni * BI` but not by `topk_len`, so lanes in the last partial tile read caller padding. Callers that leave stale values there (instead of -1) would gather wild gmem addresses — the new `bounds_stale_padding` tests crash a main build with a CUDA illegal memory access on both the MG and the swapAB route. Lanes past `topk_len` now stage -1 for every model type. The math side normalizes the same way before forming gmem addresses from the raw index row: the QK rope operand loads (SG/MG/producer-consumer) are real loads, and DSV4's XV rope MMA reads rope straight from gmem, so stale positive padding past `topk_len` could form a wild address there as well (review feedback from coderabbit on this PR; the initial stale-padding test only covered rope-free GLM53_NOPE). **ScaleSpec extraction (layout groundwork).** Each model's scale configuration (numeric format, group size, inline-vs-footer placement) is now a composed `ScaleSpec` row in `model/scale_spec.cuh` instead of hand-spelled constants per `KVCacheTraits` specialization, with the conversion helpers shared through `ScaleConvert`. Consumers keep reading the forwarded members (`QUANT_TILE`/`NUM_SCALES`/`SCALE_FORMAT`/`SCALE_INLINE`/...) unchanged, and static asserts pin every derived constant to its pre-refactor value. A future DSv4-MXFP8 (group-32 UE8M0) or GLM53-NVFP4 cache becomes one traits row plus its dispatch entry, not another parallel traits/kernel copy; combined with the runtime row stride, the container side needs no kernel change at all. Relation to #5022: same goals (compact rows, masked-read correction); different mechanism — one canonical layout + runtime stride instead of dual layouts + `shape[-1] == 528` sniffing + `compact_bytes_per_token`/`glm53_nope_contract_version` advertisement fields. #5022 constexpr-gates its masked-read and bounds fixes to GLM53_NOPE; this PR applies them to every family, and the on-main reproduction above shows the hazards are not glm53-specific. If this PR lands, it is intended to supersede #5022's compact-row and masked-read changes; the 8-head decode instantiation from #5022 is now carried here (via ormandj's branch, with its regression coverage). ## 🧪 Tests RTX PRO 6000 (SM120): ```bash python -m pytest -q tests/attention/test_sparse_mla_sm120.py \ tests/attention/test_sparse_mla_sm120_dispatch.py \ tests/attention/test_sparse_mla_sm120_cpb_model.py \ tests/attention/test_sparse_mla_nvfp4_sm120.py \ tests/attention/test_sparse_mla_nvfp4_sm120_plan.py # 782 passed ``` Performance (RTX PRO 6000; paired same-session A/B vs upstream main fb96128, per-arm forced JIT rebuilds, isolated autotune caches, CUDA-graph replay timing for the runner suite plus direct-binding timing with explicit cpb for the DRAM-pool rows): - Decode (dsv4/dsv3_2/glm53_nope, T=1..64, single and dual cache): flat within ±1% on dsv3_2 and glm53_nope; dsv4 dual-cache decode carries +2-3% at small T, cleanly attributable to the zero-row select in the issue loop (a probe with main's clamp instead matches main exactly). At 11-16us per call this is ~0.3us of added predication in the latency-bound regime. - Prefill: dsv3_2/glm_nsa MG+swapAB flat across a 57-row matrix (0.986-1.013x); dsv4 MG prefill (H=128, topk=1024) on the pre-review build was +0.7% at T=128 and +2.4% at T=2048 (3855us vs main's 3761-3776us). An earlier revision spilled 8B to stack in the DSV4 MG instantiation and lost +4.6% there; restructuring the zero-row selects to clamp-first form removed the spill (register/stack usage is now identical to main). The residual resists micro-optimization: five formulations of the bounds/zero-row predication — including a fused per-lane limit that is strictly fewer instructions per tile than main's original guard — all measure identically (+2.2-2.5%). On this shape the IO warps sit exactly at a per-tile issue edge where a handful of added instructions cost the full delta and the cost saturates: spreading the bulk gather from 64 to 128 IO threads (3870us vs 3855us), staging fully resolved row pointers and footer scale values a tile ahead so the issue point is a bare cp.async.bulk (3880us, +2.6% at T=128), address-clamped unconditional index loads (3862-3866us), and a full-tile fast branch whose executed loop body differs from main only by the three zero-row selects (3855-3864us) all measure the same; only a loop body with zero added instructions — no protection at all — recovers main's 3761-3776us. NCU stall attribution puts the delta on long-scoreboard (gmem dependency) cycles in the gather/index path: +0.19 cycles per issued instruction on +0.7% more issued instructions, with barrier, MIO, and short-scoreboard stalls unchanged. Static compute/MMA/LSU SASS opcode counts are identical to main. Two closing controls (separate event-timed harness, same GPU): (a) adding a single always-true per-lane select to main's staging loop reproduces nearly the whole delta by itself (3895us vs main's 3795us; the PR adds only ~10-25us on top of that), so the loop has no slack for any added instruction — this is not specific to the protection logic; (b) the +2.2-2.5% is a property of the 10MB L2-resident pool used above, not of production shapes: with a 4.9GB DRAM-resident pool the same change costs +0.4% (3940us vs 3924us), because the longer per-tile gather latency restores the slack the L2-resident microbenchmark lacks. The math-side topk_len normalization added during review shifted the same equilibrium the other way — the final build measures 3808-3815us at T=2048 (+1.3% vs main) and 250.9-251.1us at T=128 (-0.9%, i.e. slightly faster than main) — consistent with the reading that small instruction changes anywhere in this kernel move this L2-resident shape by ~1% in either direction. - GLM53_NOPE 528B rows are time-neutral on the measured shapes: at the production decode shape (T=64, H=64, topk=2176, 640MiB pool, cpb=16) both row widths run ~220us at a ~415 GB/s unique-byte rate — not DRAM-byte-bound on this GPU. The 528B row's benefit is the -19.5% KV footprint and the layout compatibility, not local kernel time. New tests: - `test_sparse_mla_sm120_glm53_nope_compact_rows`: 656B pool vs packed 528B vs a 528B slice of the 656B pool (row stride 656) are bitwise-identical across decode, prefill-MG, and prefill-swapAB shapes. - `test_sparse_mla_sm120_{glm53_nope,decode_dsv4}_masked_rows_ignore_poisoned_slot_zero`: slot 0 poisoned with NaN values and scales; masked candidates keep outputs finite and on-reference (inline and footer gather paths). - `test_sparse_mla_sm120_prefill_glm53_nope_bounds_stale_padding`: garbage (huge positive) indices past `topk_length` are never gathered (MG + swapAB). - `test_sparse_mla_sm120_prefill_{dsv3_2,dsv4,dots3_swa}_bounds_stale_padding`: the same stale-padding discipline for rope models — SG, MG, MG dual-cache, and the BI=32 producer-consumer route — covering the math-side rope address formation. Each crashes the pre-fix build of this PR with an illegal memory access and passes after. Carried from ormandj's branch (lucifer1004#3): - `test_sparse_mla_sm120_footer_flat_block_stride` / `test_glm53_decode_flat_block_stride`: flat 2D caches with aligned gaps between pages decode bit-identically to packed pages (the size-vs-stride regression). - `test_sparse_mla_sm120_cache_alignment_rejected`, `test_sparse_mla_sm120_{decode,prefill}_footer_row_gap_rejected`, `test_sparse_mla_sm120_inline_scale_rejects_padded_block_stride`: the new binding rejections (misaligned origin/block stride, footer row padding, inter-block gaps). - `test_glm53_eight_head_decode_preserves_scratch_guards`: the H=8 scratch ABI, with guard regions. - `test_glm53_compact_rows_match_padded_rows`, `test_glm53_masked_cache_rows_ignore_poisoned_slot_zero`, `test_glm53_canonical_payload_is_scoped_to_model`: #5022's compact-row and masked-row regression coverage on the canonical-payload design. - `test_legacy_glm_layout_calibration_is_invalidated` / `test_stale_schema_is_read_once_until_file_changes`: schema-v1 caches are retired and a stale file is not reparsed until it changes. Updated tests: - `test_sparse_mla_sm120_inline_scale_prefill_accepts_padded_rows` (was `..._rejects_padded_rows`): padded-row inline caches now work in prefill; the inter-block-gap rejection test keeps its semantics with the new message. - `test_sparse_mla_sm120_envelope_consistency`: 2D fixtures pack GLM53_NOPE at its 528B payload. pre-commit (clang-format, ruff, mypy) passes on the changed files. <!-- This is an auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> ## Summary by CodeRabbit - **New Features** - Added support for GLM-5.3 NoPE sparse MLA KV caches with compact 528-byte payloads and padded rows. - Added runtime row-stride handling for inline-scale KV caches. - Masked or out-of-range KV entries now use safe zero values instead of reading cache slot 0. - **Bug Fixes** - Prevented stale padding and invalid cache indices from producing unintended memory reads or non-finite attention results. - Improved support for padded KV rows across prefill, decode, and dual-cache workflows. - **Tests** - Added coverage for compact rows, padded layouts, masked entries, and multiple sparse MLA model variants. <!-- end of auto-generated comment: release notes by coderabbit.ai --> --------- Signed-off-by: lucifer1004 <13583761+lucifer1004@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: David Orman <ormandj@corenode.com>
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📌 Description
GLM NoPE cache rows contain 512 FP8 values and four FP32 scales. The 656-byte layout also reserves 128 bytes for RoPE values that GLM NoPE does not use. Support 528-byte rows and advertise that capability to callers without changing the stored values or scales.
Masked sparse candidates currently read mutable cache slot zero. If that slot contains NaNs, zero attention weights do not prevent
0 * NaNfrom contaminating valid outputs. Make masked candidates read a dedicated zero row and apply explicit length bounds before prefill gathers. Add an eight-head decoder that matches the existing eight-row scratch layout.Compact rows require kernels that understand this format and explicit three- or four-dimensional row geometry. The flat two-dimensional API continues to use the 656-byte layout, and existing 656-byte callers remain supported. This format applies to GLM NoPE; models that use the reserved RoPE values retain their existing layout.
🔍 Related Issues
This extends the native GLM NoPE backend merged in #4802. The companion sgl-project/sglang#38430 selects compact rows only when this capability is advertised and requires the masked-read correction for padded sparse candidates.
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a47c44ec32: 35 dispatch tests passed with CUDA hidden. This update removes the model-specific contract-version field; the CUDA/C++ sources and GPU tests are unchanged from3b3ef40730.Earlier author validation at
3b3ef40730on main9c10d2e8f2on one RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q (SM120): 605 tests passed. Targets:tests/attention/test_sparse_mla_sm120_dispatch.py,tests/attention/test_sparse_mla_sm120.py. The dispatch cases run on CPU; sparse-attention cases run on the GPU. The sanitizer and adapter results below retain their earlier source scope.Historical author-run results on RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell SM120, using FlashInfer source
c35c4d12a6and SGLang adapter source6ccd5e37e4:tests/attention/test_sparse_mla_sm120.pyBefore the masked-read correction, six targeted tests with NaNs in unused cache slot zero produced NaNs in valid outputs. The masked-input tests cover partial tiles, holes, explicit length bounds, empty rows and CUDA graph replay with changed inputs. The adapter cases exercise both row layouts with 1/4/65 tokens and 8/32 heads.
The sanitizer command above runs the 64 in-repository masked-input cases. The six adapter cases are additional cross-library validation. These kernel and adapter tests do not establish whole-model accuracy or a serving speedup.
Per-row storage decreases from 656 to 528 bytes, a 128-byte reduction (19.5%). Total storage saved is
128 bytes × cached token slots × affected layers, before allocator padding. The FP8 values and FP32 scales are unchanged; reduced storage alone does not establish faster attention.unittest, etc.).🔬 Experimental Track
flashinfer/experimental/and/or an@flashinfer_experimental_api. Tracking issue: #tests/experimental/and were validated on the intended hardware; a runnable example is included.flashinfer/aot.py, and no experimental backend is reachable frombackend="auto"withoutFLASHINFER_ALLOW_EXPERIMENTAL_AUTO_BACKENDS=1. (Calling an@flashinfer_experimental_apior naming a backend explicitly is itself the opt-in and needs no environment variable.)Reviewer Notes
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