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RDNA3 has no native FP4 matmul, and vLLM's dense MXFP4 path falls back to
Marlin (CUDA-only) or Quark emulation (dequant + torch.linear, which loses
the 4-bit VRAM saving). This adds a fused weight-only MXFP4 kernel for
gfx1100/1101/1102 written as native HIP (hand-written WMMA + scalar, no
Triton or external library), dequantizing E2M1 weights on the fly into the
v_wmma_f32_16x16x16_{f16,bf16} pipeline (activations stay 16-bit, W4A16).
E2M1 -> {bf16,fp16} bits is a near-direct field copy, and the E8M0 block
scale (power of two, group 32) folds in as an exponent add rather than a
multiply. Compressed-tensors [N, K/2] weights reinterpret as little-endian
int32 directly into the [K/8, N] layout the kernel reads, so the repack is
a view + transpose.
One op (mxfp4_gemm_rdna3) dispatches internally:
- M <= 8 (decode): scalar GEMV (templated M_COUNT 1/2/4/8, split-K atomic)
- M > 8 (prefill/batch): WMMA tile ladder 16x16 -> 128x64
A Rdna3MxFp4LinearKernel wires it into CompressedTensorsW4A4Mxfp4 on
gfx11xx, replacing the Marlin/emulation fallback.
Tests: tests/kernels/quantization/test_mxfp4_rdna3.py validates the GEMM
against a torch dequant reference (bf16 + fp16, M=1..128) — all pass on a
7900 XTX. End-to-end on a Qwen3-8B checkpoint quantized to MXFP4: 1.48x
faster decode and 2.7x smaller weights vs the bf16 baseline, coherent output.
Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
Compressed-tensors MXFP4 MoE models (e.g. MiniMax-MXFP4, Kimi-MXFP4) on RDNA3 fall back to the Triton-unfused expert path (AITER CK MXFP4 MoE is gfx950-only). This adds a native HIP fused-MoE kernel for gfx1100/1101/1102 that combines expert routing (sorted_token_ids / expert_ids) with the E2M1/E8M0 dequant + dot in one launch per GEMM, mirroring the existing moe_gptq_gemm_rdna3 W4A16 path but for MXFP4 (no zero-point; E8M0 block scale [E, K/32, N] uint8). The op moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 is templated on BLOCK_SIZE_M (1/2/4/8) and reuses qdq_mxfp4_rdna3.cuh. CompressedTensorsW4A4Mxfp4RDNA3MoEMethod repacks experts to [E, K/8, N] (memory-lean per-expert pass so a multi-GB MoE fits next to the loaded weights) and runs gate_up -> SwiGLU -> down via RDNA3FusedMoEMixin, shared with the W4A16 path. Selected via rocm_moe_rdna on gfx1100. Tests: validated on a 7900 XTX vs a per-expert torch reference — gate_up, decode (block_size_m=1), the fused down-proj reduction, and a full gate_up -> SwiGLU -> down forward all match (rel < 6e-3, bf16+fp16). Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
GPT-OSS is native-mxfp4 (GptOssMxfp4MoEMethod via the modular MoE runner, not compressed-tensors) and on gfx1100 falls back to Triton-unfused. This routes it to the native moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 HIP kernel, handling the two GPT-OSS specifics: per-expert biases (w13_bias, w2_bias) and the SwiGLU-OAI clamped activation (alpha=1.702, beta=1.0, limit=7.0). w13 ships gate/up interleaved and is de-interleaved at load; biases and the topk-weighted moe_sum run in Python so the kernel is reused unchanged. The modular runner calls apply() through forward_modular once the method reports supports_internal_mk, non-monolithic, and a null fused-moe quant config. Selected from Mxfp4Config.get_quant_method on gfx1100. Tests: validated on an RX 7900 XTX end to end on openai/gpt-oss-20b (coherent generation, ~76 tok/s decode) and unit-tested vs an interleaved swigluoai per-expert reference (rel < 5e-3, bf16). Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
The op sent M<=8 to the scalar GEMV, which is O(M) per weight read and degrades hard with batch size (M=8 took ~205us). The 16x16 WMMA tile is ~flat up to M=16 and far faster, so only single-token decode (M=1) needs the scalar path. Route M>=2 to WMMA: M=8 drops 205us -> ~44us (4.6x), and M=2..16 now beat bf16 ~1.5x on a 7900 XTX (they were losing 0.3-0.85x before). M=1 stays scalar (best there). Tested on RX 7900 XTX: correctness rel < 0.01 vs torch dequant ref (bf16+fp16, M=2..8, multiple shapes). Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
The kernels are gated on __gfx1100__ (compile) and on_gfx1100() (dispatch) and are only validated on gfx1100; drop the aspirational gfx1101/1102 mention from the file headers. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
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The fused MoE kernel was scalar-only (per-tile dequant amortized over BLOCK_SIZE_M tokens with scalar FMAs, O(M) per weight read), so at high decode concurrency it stopped scaling and only tied the Triton-unfused path. This adds a 16x16x16 WMMA tile (one expert, single wave) — the dense mxfp4_gemm tiling plus the MoE expert gather (A rows via sorted_token_ids, weights via expert_ids) and a scatter epilogue with paired-atomic accumulation (supports the output_topk reduction). Selected via block_size_m == 16; the Python dispatch picks it once there are enough tokens to fill the tile. Both the compressed-tensors and GPT-OSS RDNA3 MoE methods inherit it (same op). Tested on RX 7900 XTX: WMMA output matches the scalar kernel (rel < 2e-4) and a torch dequant reference (rel < 4e-3), bf16+fp16, gate_up / +topk-weight / down+reduce. End to end on openai/gpt-oss-20b (vllm bench serve, --ignore-eos, 512/256) vs the Triton-unfused fallback, output tok/s: max_concurrency Triton HIP speedup 1 8.2 46.6 5.7x 8 88.7 109.8 1.24x 32 192.0 376.0 1.96x (at concurrency 32, 188 -> 376 tok/s and TPOT 227 -> 117 ms vs the scalar path.) Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
Share one select_block_size_m helper between the compressed-tensors and GPT-OSS RDNA3 MoE dispatch instead of the inlined per-method rule. Sub-16 batches leave the WMMA-16 tile mostly padding, so size them by expected occupancy (avg tokens/expert): bsm=1 at very low occupancy beats bsm=4 (+9% e2e at concurrency 8 on Qwen3.6-35B-A3B). Batches >=16 keep the WMMA tile, which clustered routing fills well even on 256-expert models and which also covers prefill. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
The M=1 scalar GEMV is compute-bound on gfx1100 (profiling a dense 27B decode: the MXFP4 GEMV is 43% of GPU time at ~47% of peak bandwidth; an isolated read-only kernel runs 5-7x faster than the GEMV, so the per-nibble arithmetic E2M1 decode is the limiter, not memory). Replace it with a 16-entry signed-magnitude LUT in LDS (one lookup per nibble) and fold the E8M0 block scale in once per group as 2^(s8-127) = uint_as_float(s8<<23). Exact fp32 mags make this more precise than the bf16-bits decode it replaces. Measured 1.5-2.6x on the real op at Qwen3.5-27B MLP shapes (gate/up, down, fused). Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
Same compute-bound decode fix as the dense kernel, applied to the fused-MoE scalar path (the WMMA tile is unchanged). 16-entry signed-magnitude LUT in LDS + E8M0 scale as 2^(s8-127)=uint_as_float(s8<<23) per group, replacing the per-nibble arithmetic decode. ~2.3-2.5x on the scalar expert GEMVs at decode batch sizes (Qwen3.6-35B-A3B and GPT-OSS shapes); benefits both the compressed-tensors and GPT-OSS MoE paths. Correctness rel<3e-3 vs reference. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
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Hi @JartX — I read your native HIP MXFP4 work for RDNA3, especially covering both dense and MoE paths where Marlin is CUDA-only and AITER does not support gfx1100. I’m Daniel, a user researcher with a product research team studying local AI systems for engineers adapting inference runtimes to overlooked hardware. My main question is: after kernel-level numerical parity is reached on a consumer GPU, what is still hardest to validate in the end-to-end serving stack? Would you be open to a Zoom conversation of up to 30 minutes at a time that works for you? We’re preparing a prototype and may later provide test units or invite relevant participants as early users or technical advisors. This is research, not sales. |
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I have a Strix Halo box (gfx1151 / Radeon 8060S, RDNA 3.5) and was looking at what it would take to reach it from this PR. Rather than guess, I compile-probed the ISA features these kernels rely on. Posting the result in case it is useful for scoping — not asking you to widen the scope of this PR now, since it is still draft and has a refactor pending.
Every instruction these kernels use compiles for all of them. A freestanding amdgcn TU using the two WMMA builtins from and gfx1151 emits the real instructions, not emulation: One result worth flagging, because it cuts against the TODO in the tree. RDNA4 does not have the w32 WMMA these kernels are built on, so gfx12 is not reachable by widening a guard — it needs different builtins. RDNA 3.5, by contrast, is. Why I think this matters for this PR specifically: There is direct precedent for the mechanical change: 4b7869d ("[ROCm] Add gfx1102/gfx1103 support", #40037) replaced exactly this style of enumerated What would still need work is tuning, not code. Happy to benchmark on gfx1151 whenever it is useful — either after this lands, or on a branch if you would like numbers before deciding. I have the hardware and the toolchain set up. Caveat: this is a compile/codegen probe, not a correctness or performance run. I have not executed these kernels on gfx1151. Note also the TU-scoping miscompile documented at |
# Conflicts: # vllm/model_executor/layers/quantization/quark/schemes/quark_ocp_mx.py
The merge left ``_POSSIBLE_MXFP4_KERNELS`` with two ``PlatformEnum.ROCM`` entries — upstream's [AiterMxfp4LinearKernel, EmulationMxfp4LinearKernel] and ours [Rdna3MxFp4LinearKernel]. In a dict literal the last one wins, so ROCm would have lost the aiter and emulation backends entirely. Merge them into one list with the RDNA3 kernel first: its ``is_supported`` gates on gfx1100, so every other ROCm target falls through to aiter / emulation as before. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
Upstream's kernel-selection tests split MXFP4 linear kernels in two: true-W4A4 kernels (FlashInfer / XPU / aiter) that quantize activations themselves and must reject an unset activation key, and weight-only (A16) kernels (Marlin / Humming) that accept None or MXFP4-dynamic and log a warning saying the requested activation quantization is ignored. gfx1100 has no native FP4 matmul, so the RDNA3 kernel is weight-only: adopt the Marlin/Humming can_implement verbatim and add it to the _WEIGHT_ONLY_KERNELS list so the existing tests cover it. This replaces the branch's old `act_key = ... if supports_mx() else None` decision for the dense path, which upstream has since settled the same way. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
Both the linear kernel and the MoE experts backend checked that torch.ops._rocm_C exposes their op before declaring support. CMake builds mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 / moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 for every gfx11xx target, so on gfx1100 the op is always there and the check never fires; on any other target the on_gfx1100() guard has already returned False. Addresses two review comments asking when the op would not be built. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
The RDNA3 branch of convert_gpt_oss_weight_to_mxfp4_moe_kernel_format reached into get_current_vllm_config() to read model_type and decide whether w13 needs de-interleaving. Despite its name that converter is also called for non-GPT-OSS checkpoints (quark_moe.py), which is why the branch needed to distinguish them at all. Make the layout an explicit gate_up_interleaved argument instead. The default is True, so GPT-OSS callers are unchanged; QuarkOCP_MX_MoEMethod passes its own self.model_type, which upstream already computes. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
CompressedTensorsW4A4Mxfp4MoEMethod repacked the RDNA3 weights inline with its own repack_experts_rdna3 calls, duplicating what the oracle already does for the quark and GPT-OSS checkpoint formats. Call convert_gpt_oss_weight_to_mxfp4_moe_kernel_format with gate_up_interleaved=False instead (compressed-tensors keeps gate_proj and up_proj separate, so w13 is contiguous after _load_w13), leaving the repack logic in one place. Verified bit-identical to the inline path on synthetic tensors: both produce the same w13/w2 int32 and the same uint8 scales, biases untouched. Addresses the review comment asking this to use the shared conversion function. The backend *selection* in the same file still bypasses select_mxfp4_moe_backend; that needs CutlassExpertsMxfp4 registering in the oracle first and is left to the follow-up PR. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
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Overall LGTM, I don't have radeon GPU to test though and afaik there is no hosted CI for it atm :(
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Why are the hasattr/try/except needed here?
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This should be refactored to use the oracle at some point in an other PR
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Only conflict was the backend tuple in the MXFP4 MoE quant-config switch, where main added AITER_TRITON_MXFP4_BF16 next to our RDNA3_MXFP4. Both kept. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
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Four things the class was doing its own way:
- moe_problem_size() was inherited, so N was read off a packed dimension
(K // 8). Nothing consumes N today, so it was harmless by luck; override
it like MarlinExperts does and report the real N/K.
- workspace_shapes() asked for no workspaces and apply() allocated three
tensors per call. Take the framework workspaces instead: the activation
output and both GEMM outputs come out of workspace2, since the modular
kernel provisions `output` out of workspace13 and the down GEMM reads the
activation while writing `output`. The gate/up buffer is dead after the
activation, so the unfused down GEMM reuses that region.
- the clamped SwiGLU-OAI was reimplemented in Python. The repack
de-interleaves gate/up, which is exactly what MoEActivation
SWIGLUOAI_UNINTERLEAVE describes, so go through self.activation() and let
the fused kernel read alpha/beta/clamp from the activation config. Same
math (gate clamped above, up clamped both ways, silu(alpha*gate) *
(up + beta)), computed in fp32 instead of the activation dtype.
- the per-expert bias indexed w1_bias/w2_bias with global expert ids. Under
expert parallelism those are not local indices: the lookup wrapped around
or went out of range, and rows routed to another rank -- which the GEMM
skips -- still got a bias added. Map through expert_map and zero the
invalid rows.
Also reads tp_size from the parallel config instead of calling into the
distributed state on every forward.
Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
…t avoid The dense test compared against a fixed atol/rtol of 2e-2. That is below the floor for the case it generates: full-range E2M1 codes with E8M0 exponents spread over 2^-3..2^3, so at K=4096 the accumulated magnitude sum|x||w| is ~2e3 while the sums themselves cancel down to ~1e2. Rounding the *exact* result to bf16 already misses by ~0.5 there, so 8 of the 24 cases failed on gfx1100 (up to 1.5 absolute) with a kernel that is fine. Measured against an fp64 reference, the kernel lands at 0.06-0.08 of eps * sum|x||w| across dtypes and shapes -- roughly twice the unavoidable output-rounding floor, and it tracks the input magnitudes exactly as a rounding error should. So bound it by that quantity instead, at 0.5 * eps (about 7x slack), which still catches anything off by more than a percent of the accumulated magnitude. 24/24 pass on a 7900 XTX. Signed-off-by: JartX <sagformas@epdcenter.es>
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WalkthroughThis change adds RDNA3 MXFP4 standard GEMM and fused-MoE kernels, ROCm operator bindings, weight repacking, backend selection, linear and MoE integration, and tests for numerical output and tile dispatch. ChangesRDNA3 MXFP4 execution stack
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block_size_mand the routing-table shapes before use.Line 546 divides by
block_size_mbeforedispatch_moe_gemm_mxfp4checks that the value is 1/2/4/8/16, soblock_size_m == 0faults instead of raising the intended error. The function also derivesnum_token_blocksfromsorted_token_idsbut never checks thatexpert_idsholds at least that many entries; the kernels indexexpert_ids[token_block]directly, so a shorter tensor produces a silent out-of-bounds device read.♻️ Proposed checks
+ TORCH_CHECK(block_size_m > 0, "block_size_m must be positive"); int num_token_blocks = (int)(sorted_token_ids.size(0) / block_size_m); + TORCH_CHECK(expert_ids.size(0) >= num_token_blocks, + "expert_ids must have at least ", num_token_blocks, " entries");🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu`:
- Line 322: Validate that the host entry point moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 requires
size_n to be divisible by 4 before launching either kernel. Apply this shared
precondition to the guards at csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu lines 322, 245,
and 357; the latter two sites require no separate change once the host
validation is enforced, preserving safe atomic_add_pk2/atomic_add_pk4 epilogues
and int4 loads.
- Around line 506-545: Update moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 to validate that every
non-empty kernel input, including c, b_q_weight, b_scales_e8m0,
sorted_token_ids, expert_ids, num_tokens_post_padded, and topk_weights, resides
on a.device() before selecting the stream or dispatching either kernel variant;
preserve support for intentionally empty tensors.
- Around line 506-571: Add a host-side runtime validation at the start of
moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 that checks the current device’s gcnArchName and rejects
execution unless it is gfx1100, before either dispatch_moe_gemm_mxfp4 call. Keep
this guard local to the MoE entry point and preserve the existing dispatch
behavior for supported devices.
In `@csrc/rocm/mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu`:
- Around line 953-978: Add contiguity validation to the public mxfp4_gemm_rdna3
entry point for a, b_q_weight, and b_scales_e8m0 before launching kernels,
rejecting non-contiguous views with clear TORCH_CHECK messages. Preserve the
existing dtype, shape, and dimension validation.
- Around line 21-23: Update the mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 operator registration or
host-side entry point mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 so calls on non-gfx1100 architectures are
rejected instead of reaching empty kernel stubs and returning zeroed output.
Preserve normal execution for gfx1100, using the existing architecture-detection
or registration mechanism rather than relying solely on on_gfx1100().
- Around line 933-978: Update mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 to validate that b_q_weight and
b_scales_e8m0 reside on the same device as a before selecting the device guard
or launching the kernel, while preserving the existing CUDA/HIP checks and shape
validation.
In `@csrc/rocm/qdq_mxfp4_rdna3.cuh`:
- Around line 57-60: Update mxfp4_apply_e8m0_bits to adjust only the exponent
field while preserving the sign and mantissa, with E8M0 bytes 0–254 matching
reference subnormal, zero, and overflow behavior; do not add the bias to the
complete bit pattern. In gemm_mxfp4_scalar_rdna3, replace the __uint_as_float
scale construction so scale byte 0 represents 2^-127 consistently with the
reference conversion, and reject reserved byte 0xFF if unsupported.
In `@tests/kernels/quantization/test_mxfp4_rdna3.py`:
- Line 6: Update the documented pytest command to reference test_mxfp4_rdna3.py
instead of test_mxfp4_rdna3_wmma.py, so it runs the intended test file.
- Around line 16-18: Update the pytestmark skip condition for the RDNA3 MXFP4
tests to require both ROCm and the existing on_gfx1100() predicate, matching
Rdna3MxFp4LinearKernel.is_supported and skipping all other GPU models.
In
`@vllm/model_executor/layers/quantization/compressed_tensors/compressed_tensors_moe/compressed_tensors_moe_w4a4_mxfp4.py`:
- Around line 72-75: Update the RDNA3 branch in the backend selection logic to
require both _supports_current_device() and RDNA3Mxfp4Experts support for the
configured MoE activation. When activation support fails, do not select RDNA3;
allow the existing Marlin fallback branch to run, preserving RDNA3 selection for
supported SILU and SWIGLUOAI activations.
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In `@csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu`:
- Line 546: In dispatch_moe_gemm_mxfp4, validate block_size_m before calculating
num_token_blocks so zero and unsupported values raise the intended error, and
validate that expert_ids contains at least num_token_blocks entries before
launching kernels. Keep the existing valid block-size behavior unchanged.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Both MoE kernels assume size_n divisibility that moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 never validates. The vectorized weight load and the packed atomic epilogues require size_n % 4 == 0, but the host entry point checks only ranks and dtypes. With an N that is not a multiple of 4, the kernels perform unaligned 64-bit/128-bit device accesses and write past the end of each output row.
csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu#L322-L322: add thesize_n % 4 == 0precondition inmoe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3, because this guard only rejectsn >= size_nwhile the epilogue writesn..n+3throughatomic_add_pk4.csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu#L245-L245: rely on the same precondition, or extend this check toout_n + 1 >= size_n, becauseatomic_add_pk2writes the paired odd column.csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu#L357-L357: the same precondition keepsqk * size_n + n4-element aligned for theint4load; without it the load is unaligned.
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In `@csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu` at line 322, Validate that the host entry
point moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 requires size_n to be divisible by 4 before launching
either kernel. Apply this shared precondition to the guards at
csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu lines 322, 245, and 357; the latter two sites
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| // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| // Public entry point. | ||
| // a [M, K] or [M*top_k, K] half/bf16 | ||
| // c [M*top_k, N] or reduced same dtype (pre-zeroed!) | ||
| // b_q_weight [E, K/8, N] uint32 (E2M1) | ||
| // b_scales_e8m0 [E, K/32, N] uint8 (E8M0) | ||
| // topk_weights [M*top_k] or empty float32 | ||
| // sorted_token_ids [num_blocks * block_m] int32 | ||
| // expert_ids [num_blocks] int32 | ||
| // num_tokens_post_padded [1] int32 | ||
| // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| void moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3(torch::Tensor a, torch::Tensor c, | ||
| torch::Tensor b_q_weight, torch::Tensor b_scales_e8m0, | ||
| torch::Tensor topk_weights, | ||
| torch::Tensor sorted_token_ids, | ||
| torch::Tensor expert_ids, | ||
| torch::Tensor num_tokens_post_padded, int64_t top_k, | ||
| int64_t block_size_m, bool mul_topk_weight, | ||
| int64_t output_topk) { | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(a.is_cuda() && c.is_cuda() && b_q_weight.is_cuda(), | ||
| "tensors must be CUDA/HIP"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(a.dim() == 2 && c.dim() == 2, "a and c must be 2D"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.dim() == 3, "b_q_weight must be [E, K/8, N]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.dim() == 3, "b_scales_e8m0 must be [E, K/32, N]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK( | ||
| a.scalar_type() == torch::kHalf || a.scalar_type() == torch::kBFloat16, | ||
| "a must be half or bfloat16"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt8, | ||
| "b_scales_e8m0 must be uint8 (E8M0)"); | ||
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| const at::cuda::OptionalCUDAGuard device_guard(device_of(a)); | ||
| auto stream = at::cuda::getCurrentCUDAStream(); | ||
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| int size_m = (int)a.size(0); | ||
| int size_k = (int)a.size(1); | ||
| int size_n = (int)b_q_weight.size(2); | ||
| int groups = (int)b_scales_e8m0.size(1); // K/32 | ||
| int expert_weight_stride = (int)(b_q_weight.size(1) * b_q_weight.size(2)); | ||
| int expert_scales_stride = | ||
| (int)(b_scales_e8m0.size(1) * b_scales_e8m0.size(2)); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Validate that all kernel tensors use a.device()
The public torch.ops._rocm_C.moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 path checks only a, c, and b_q_weight with is_cuda(). It then selects the device and stream from a, while both kernel variants dereference the supplied output, weight, scale, routing, and token-count pointers. A mixed-device call can therefore fault or access invalid memory. Require every non-empty tensor passed to the kernels, including b_scales_e8m0, sorted_token_ids, expert_ids, num_tokens_post_padded, and topk_weights, to be on a.device() before dispatch.
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In `@csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu` around lines 506 - 545, Update
moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 to validate that every non-empty kernel input, including c,
b_q_weight, b_scales_e8m0, sorted_token_ids, expert_ids, num_tokens_post_padded,
and topk_weights, resides on a.device() before selecting the stream or
dispatching either kernel variant; preserve support for intentionally empty
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| // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| // Public entry point. | ||
| // a [M, K] or [M*top_k, K] half/bf16 | ||
| // c [M*top_k, N] or reduced same dtype (pre-zeroed!) | ||
| // b_q_weight [E, K/8, N] uint32 (E2M1) | ||
| // b_scales_e8m0 [E, K/32, N] uint8 (E8M0) | ||
| // topk_weights [M*top_k] or empty float32 | ||
| // sorted_token_ids [num_blocks * block_m] int32 | ||
| // expert_ids [num_blocks] int32 | ||
| // num_tokens_post_padded [1] int32 | ||
| // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| void moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3(torch::Tensor a, torch::Tensor c, | ||
| torch::Tensor b_q_weight, torch::Tensor b_scales_e8m0, | ||
| torch::Tensor topk_weights, | ||
| torch::Tensor sorted_token_ids, | ||
| torch::Tensor expert_ids, | ||
| torch::Tensor num_tokens_post_padded, int64_t top_k, | ||
| int64_t block_size_m, bool mul_topk_weight, | ||
| int64_t output_topk) { | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(a.is_cuda() && c.is_cuda() && b_q_weight.is_cuda(), | ||
| "tensors must be CUDA/HIP"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(a.dim() == 2 && c.dim() == 2, "a and c must be 2D"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.dim() == 3, "b_q_weight must be [E, K/8, N]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.dim() == 3, "b_scales_e8m0 must be [E, K/32, N]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK( | ||
| a.scalar_type() == torch::kHalf || a.scalar_type() == torch::kBFloat16, | ||
| "a must be half or bfloat16"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt8, | ||
| "b_scales_e8m0 must be uint8 (E8M0)"); | ||
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| auto stream = at::cuda::getCurrentCUDAStream(); | ||
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| int size_m = (int)a.size(0); | ||
| int size_k = (int)a.size(1); | ||
| int size_n = (int)b_q_weight.size(2); | ||
| int groups = (int)b_scales_e8m0.size(1); // K/32 | ||
| int expert_weight_stride = (int)(b_q_weight.size(1) * b_q_weight.size(2)); | ||
| int expert_scales_stride = | ||
| (int)(b_scales_e8m0.size(1) * b_scales_e8m0.size(2)); | ||
| int num_token_blocks = (int)(sorted_token_ids.size(0) / block_size_m); | ||
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| (topk_weights.numel() > 0) ? topk_weights.data_ptr<float>() : nullptr; | ||
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| using bf16_t = vllm::moe_mxfp4_rdna3::bf16_t; | ||
| const uint32_t* bq = (const uint32_t*)b_q_weight.data_ptr<int32_t>(); | ||
| const uint8_t* bs = (const uint8_t*)b_scales_e8m0.data_ptr(); | ||
| const int32_t* sti = sorted_token_ids.data_ptr<int32_t>(); | ||
| const int32_t* eid = expert_ids.data_ptr<int32_t>(); | ||
| const int32_t* ntp = num_tokens_post_padded.data_ptr<int32_t>(); | ||
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| if (a.scalar_type() == torch::kHalf) { | ||
| vllm::moe_mxfp4_rdna3::dispatch_moe_gemm_mxfp4<half>( | ||
| (const half*)a.data_ptr(), (half*)c.data_ptr(), bq, bs, topk_w_ptr, sti, | ||
| eid, ntp, num_token_blocks, size_m, size_n, size_k, groups, (int)top_k, | ||
| (int)block_size_m, expert_weight_stride, expert_scales_stride, | ||
| mul_topk_weight, (int)output_topk, stream); | ||
| } else { | ||
| vllm::moe_mxfp4_rdna3::dispatch_moe_gemm_mxfp4<bf16_t>( | ||
| (const bf16_t*)a.data_ptr(), (bf16_t*)c.data_ptr(), bq, bs, topk_w_ptr, | ||
| sti, eid, ntp, num_token_blocks, size_m, size_n, size_k, groups, | ||
| (int)top_k, (int)block_size_m, expert_weight_stride, | ||
| expert_scales_stride, mul_topk_weight, (int)output_topk, stream); | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reject non-gfx1100 calls in moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3. A multi-architecture build registers this op when any target includes gfx1100, but non-gfx1100 device passes compile both dispatched kernels as empty stubs. A direct call can therefore return without writing the supplied c, producing unchanged output. Add a host-side runtime check for the current device’s gcnArchName before dispatch. This check is required for this MoE entry point independently of any dense-operator guard.
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In `@csrc/rocm/moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu` around lines 506 - 571, Add a host-side
runtime validation at the start of moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 that checks the current
device’s gcnArchName and rejects execution unless it is gfx1100, before either
dispatch_moe_gemm_mxfp4 call. Keep this guard local to the MoE entry point and
preserve the existing dispatch behavior for supported devices.
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| #if defined(__HIPCC__) && defined(__gfx1100__) | ||
| #define __HIP__RDNA3__ | ||
| #endif |
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Reject non-gfx1100 calls instead of executing empty stubs. A multi-architecture build sets VLLM_ROCM_GFX1100 for the entire _rocm_C target when VLLM_GPU_ARCHES contains gfx1100. The binding is therefore registered for other device passes, where __HIP__RDNA3__ is unset and the kernels are empty. mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 zero-initializes its output before launching them, so a direct call on gfx1101 can return zeros without an error. on_gfx1100() blocks normal Python dispatch, but it does not block the registered operator. Add a host-side architecture check or compile/register this operator only for gfx1100.
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In `@csrc/rocm/mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu` around lines 21 - 23, Update the
mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 operator registration or host-side entry point mxfp4_gemm_rdna3
so calls on non-gfx1100 architectures are rejected instead of reaching empty
kernel stubs and returning zeroed output. Preserve normal execution for gfx1100,
using the existing architecture-detection or registration mechanism rather than
relying solely on on_gfx1100().
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| // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| // Public entry point. | ||
| // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
| // | ||
| // Inputs: | ||
| // a [M, K] half or bfloat16 | ||
| // b_q_weight [K/8, N] uint32 (E2M1, 8 sequential K nibbles per word, | ||
| // repacked from compressed-tensors [N, K/2]) | ||
| // b_scales_e8m0 [K/32, N] uint8 (E8M0 block scale, group_size = 32) | ||
| // | ||
| // Output: | ||
| // c [M, N] same dtype as a | ||
| // | ||
| // Requirements: N % 16 == 0, K % 32 == 0. | ||
| torch::Tensor mxfp4_gemm_rdna3(torch::Tensor a, torch::Tensor b_q_weight, | ||
| torch::Tensor b_scales_e8m0) { | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(a.is_cuda(), "a must be a CUDA/HIP tensor"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.is_cuda(), "b_q_weight must be a CUDA/HIP tensor"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.is_cuda(), | ||
| "b_scales_e8m0 must be a CUDA/HIP tensor"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(a.dim() == 2, "a must be 2D [M, K]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.dim() == 2, "b_q_weight must be 2D [K/8, N]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK( | ||
| a.scalar_type() == torch::kHalf || a.scalar_type() == torch::kBFloat16, | ||
| "a must be half or bfloat16"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt32 || | ||
| b_q_weight.scalar_type() == torch::kInt32, | ||
| "b_q_weight must be (u)int32"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt8, | ||
| "b_scales_e8m0 must be uint8 (E8M0)"); | ||
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| int size_k = (int)a.size(1); | ||
| int size_n = (int)b_q_weight.size(1); | ||
| int groups = (int)b_scales_e8m0.size(0); | ||
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| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.size(0) * 8 == size_k, | ||
| "b_q_weight first dim must be K/8"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.size(1) == size_n, | ||
| "b_scales_e8m0 last dim must be N"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(groups * 32 == size_k, "E8M0 group count must be K/32"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(size_n % 16 == 0, "WMMA path requires N % 16 == 0"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(size_k % 32 == 0, "MXFP4 path requires K % 32 == 0"); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Require all three tensors to share a device before dispatch.
The exported mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 operator only checks is_cuda(). It selects a's device and current stream, then passes the raw pointers from b_q_weight and b_scales_e8m0 to the kernel. A reachable call with inputs on different ROCm devices therefore launches on a's device while dereferencing foreign-device pointers. Without enabled peer access, HIP may report an invalid device access or produce incorrect results. Add device-equality checks before the guard and kernel launch.
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In `@csrc/rocm/mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu` around lines 933 - 978, Update
mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 to validate that b_q_weight and b_scales_e8m0 reside on the
same device as a before selecting the device guard or launching the kernel,
while preserving the existing CUDA/HIP checks and shape validation.
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| TORCH_CHECK(a.dim() == 2, "a must be 2D [M, K]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.dim() == 2, "b_q_weight must be 2D [K/8, N]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK( | ||
| a.scalar_type() == torch::kHalf || a.scalar_type() == torch::kBFloat16, | ||
| "a must be half or bfloat16"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt32 || | ||
| b_q_weight.scalar_type() == torch::kInt32, | ||
| "b_q_weight must be (u)int32"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt8, | ||
| "b_scales_e8m0 must be uint8 (E8M0)"); | ||
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| int size_m = (int)a.size(0); | ||
| int size_k = (int)a.size(1); | ||
| int size_n = (int)b_q_weight.size(1); | ||
| int groups = (int)b_scales_e8m0.size(0); | ||
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| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.size(0) * 8 == size_k, | ||
| "b_q_weight first dim must be K/8"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.size(1) == size_n, | ||
| "b_scales_e8m0 last dim must be N"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(groups * 32 == size_k, "E8M0 group count must be K/32"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(size_n % 16 == 0, "WMMA path requires N % 16 == 0"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(size_k % 32 == 0, "MXFP4 path requires K % 32 == 0"); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Add contiguity checks to the public entry point.
Every kernel computes flat offsets such as a[m * size_k + k], b_q[row * size_n + n], and b_scales_e8m0[g * size_n + n]. These offsets are valid only for packed row-major tensors. The current checks cover dtype and shape but not strides.
mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 is registered as a public op in csrc/rocm/torch_bindings.cpp, so a caller can pass a transposed or sliced view. That input passes all checks and produces silently wrong numbers. The scalar path additionally relies on 16-byte aligned int4 loads of b_q_weight, which only a packed allocation guarantees.
vllm/model_executor/kernels/linear/mxfp4/rocm.py already calls .contiguous(), so this change only makes the contract explicit at the boundary.
🛡️ Proposed checks
TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt8,
"b_scales_e8m0 must be uint8 (E8M0)");
+ TORCH_CHECK(a.is_contiguous(), "a must be contiguous [M, K]");
+ TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.is_contiguous(),
+ "b_q_weight must be contiguous [K/8, N]");
+ TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.is_contiguous(),
+ "b_scales_e8m0 must be contiguous [K/32, N]");
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| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.dim() == 2, "b_q_weight must be 2D [K/8, N]"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK( | |
| a.scalar_type() == torch::kHalf || a.scalar_type() == torch::kBFloat16, | |
| "a must be half or bfloat16"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt32 || | |
| b_q_weight.scalar_type() == torch::kInt32, | |
| "b_q_weight must be (u)int32"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt8, | |
| "b_scales_e8m0 must be uint8 (E8M0)"); | |
| const at::cuda::OptionalCUDAGuard device_guard(device_of(a)); | |
| auto stream = at::cuda::getCurrentCUDAStream(); | |
| int size_m = (int)a.size(0); | |
| int size_k = (int)a.size(1); | |
| int size_n = (int)b_q_weight.size(1); | |
| int groups = (int)b_scales_e8m0.size(0); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.size(0) * 8 == size_k, | |
| "b_q_weight first dim must be K/8"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.size(1) == size_n, | |
| "b_scales_e8m0 last dim must be N"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(groups * 32 == size_k, "E8M0 group count must be K/32"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(size_n % 16 == 0, "WMMA path requires N % 16 == 0"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(size_k % 32 == 0, "MXFP4 path requires K % 32 == 0"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(a.dim() == 2, "a must be 2D [M, K]"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.dim() == 2, "b_q_weight must be 2D [K/8, N]"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK( | |
| a.scalar_type() == torch::kHalf || a.scalar_type() == torch::kBFloat16, | |
| "a must be half or bfloat16"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt32 || | |
| b_q_weight.scalar_type() == torch::kInt32, | |
| "b_q_weight must be (u)int32"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.scalar_type() == torch::kUInt8, | |
| "b_scales_e8m0 must be uint8 (E8M0)"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(a.is_contiguous(), "a must be contiguous [M, K]"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.is_contiguous(), | |
| "b_q_weight must be contiguous [K/8, N]"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.is_contiguous(), | |
| "b_scales_e8m0 must be contiguous [K/32, N]"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.dim() == 2, "b_scales_e8m0 must be 2D [K/32, N]"); | |
| const at::cuda::OptionalCUDAGuard device_guard(device_of(a)); | |
| auto stream = at::cuda::getCurrentCUDAStream(); | |
| int size_m = (int)a.size(0); | |
| int size_k = (int)a.size(1); | |
| int size_n = (int)b_q_weight.size(1); | |
| int groups = (int)b_scales_e8m0.size(0); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_q_weight.size(0) * 8 == size_k, | |
| "b_q_weight first dim must be K/8"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(b_scales_e8m0.size(1) == size_n, | |
| "b_scales_e8m0 last dim must be N"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(groups * 32 == size_k, "E8M0 group count must be K/32"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(size_n % 16 == 0, "WMMA path requires N % 16 == 0"); | |
| TORCH_CHECK(size_k % 32 == 0, "MXFP4 path requires K % 32 == 0"); |
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In `@csrc/rocm/mxfp4_gemm_rdna3.cu` around lines 953 - 978, Add contiguity
validation to the public mxfp4_gemm_rdna3 entry point for a, b_q_weight, and
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| // Apply the E8M0 scale as an exponent add (zero stays zero). | ||
| MXFP4_HD uint16_t mxfp4_apply_e8m0_bits(uint16_t bits, int32_t bias_u16) { | ||
| return (bits & 0x7FFFu) == 0u ? bits : (uint16_t)((int32_t)bits + bias_u16); | ||
| } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Preserve E8M0 semantics for scale bytes 0–254.
The reference quantizer emits E8M0 bytes in the range 0..254; 0xFF is reserved. mxfp4_apply_e8m0_bits adds the bias to the complete bit pattern, so valid extreme scales can corrupt the sign or exponent. For example, bf16 0.5 with scale byte 0 becomes 0xFF80 (negative infinity), but the reference conversion produces bf16 subnormal 0x0020. The fp16 result is zero.
The public entry point dispatches size_m <= 8 to gemm_mxfp4_scalar_rdna3 and larger inputs to the WMMA path. The scalar path also maps scale byte 0 to float zero with __uint_as_float(s8 << 23), while the reference scale is 2^-127. Replace the integer add and scalar scale construction with one conversion that matches the reference for subnormals, zero, and overflow. Reject 0xFF if the API does not support it.
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In `@csrc/rocm/qdq_mxfp4_rdna3.cuh` around lines 57 - 60, Update
mxfp4_apply_e8m0_bits to adjust only the exponent field while preserving the
sign and mantissa, with E8M0 bytes 0–254 matching reference subnormal, zero, and
overflow behavior; do not add the bias to the complete bit pattern. In
gemm_mxfp4_scalar_rdna3, replace the __uint_as_float scale construction so scale
byte 0 represents 2^-127 consistently with the reference conversion, and reject
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| """Correctness test for the RDNA3 (gfx1100) MXFP4 weight-only WMMA GEMM. | ||
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| .venv/bin/python -m pytest tests/kernels/quantization/test_mxfp4_rdna3_wmma.py -v |
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Correct the documented pytest filename.
The command names test_mxfp4_rdna3_wmma.py, but this test file is test_mxfp4_rdna3.py. The documented command does not run this test.
- .venv/bin/python -m pytest tests/kernels/quantization/test_mxfp4_rdna3_wmma.py -v
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| pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( | ||
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Skip devices outside the gfx1100 support contract.
This mark runs on every ROCm device. Rdna3MxFp4LinearKernel.is_supported accepts only gfx1100. A ROCm worker with another GPU can run this test when the operator is registered, although that hardware is not supported. Add the same on_gfx1100() predicate to this skip condition.
Proposed fix
from vllm.platforms import current_platform
+from vllm.platforms.rocm import on_gfx1100
pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(
- not current_platform.is_rocm(), reason="RDNA3 MXFP4 WMMA kernel is ROCm-only"
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In `@tests/kernels/quantization/test_mxfp4_rdna3.py` around lines 16 - 18, Update
the pytestmark skip condition for the RDNA3 MXFP4 tests to require both ROCm and
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| elif RDNA3Mxfp4Experts._supports_current_device(): | ||
| self.mxfp4_backend = Mxfp4MoeBackend.RDNA3_MXFP4 | ||
| self.experts_cls = RDNA3Mxfp4Experts | ||
| logger.info_once("Using RDNA3Mxfp4Experts (native gfx1100 HIP kernel)") |
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🔎 Supported by static analysis
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#!/bin/bash
# Resolve the RDNA3_MXFP4 quant-config contract and the activation gate.
set -euo pipefail
fd -t f 'mxfp4.py' vllm/model_executor/layers/fused_moe/oracle -x ast-grep outline {} --items all
# Does make_mxfp4_moe_quant_config handle RDNA3_MXFP4?
rg -n -C 12 'def make_mxfp4_moe_quant_config' vllm/model_executor/layers/fused_moe/oracle/mxfp4.py
rg -n -C 4 'RDNA3_MXFP4' vllm/model_executor/layers/fused_moe/oracle/mxfp4.py
# Which activations does the RDNA3 experts class accept, and where is it gated?
rg -n -C 6 '_supports_activation|_supports_quant_scheme' vllm/model_executor/layers/fused_moe/experts/rdna3_mxfp4_moe.pyRepository: vllm-project/vllm
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Gate the RDNA3 backend by expert support before making Marlin unreachable.
make_mxfp4_moe_quant_config maps Mxfp4MoeBackend.RDNA3_MXFP4 to the W4A16 configuration. However, RDNA3Mxfp4Experts accepts only MoEActivation.SILU and MoEActivation.SWIGLUOAI, and this path does not call select_mxfp4_moe_backend to apply those support checks. For unsupported gfx1100 activations, this branch selects RDNA3 and removes the Marlin fallback, causing failure when the layer is applied. Add an activation-support check to this branch and fall through to Marlin when the check fails.
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around lines 72 - 75, Update the RDNA3 branch in the backend selection logic to
require both _supports_current_device() and RDNA3Mxfp4Experts support for the
configured MoE activation. When activation support fails, do not select RDNA3;
allow the existing Marlin fallback branch to run, preserving RDNA3 selection for
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What this is
RDNA3 (the RX 7900 XTX and friends) currently has no way to run MXFP4 models in
vLLM. Marlin is CUDA-only and AITER's MXFP4 path is CDNA4/gfx950-only, so when
you point vLLM at an MXFP4 checkpoint on a 7900 XTX it either refuses to load
(compressed-tensors models, which have no ROCm kernel to fall back on) or limps
along on the Triton-unfused emulation (GPT-OSS).
This PR adds native HIP MXFP4 kernels for gfx1100 so these models just work. It
covers the three spots an MXFP4 model actually hits the GPU:
mxfp4_gemm_rdna3) behind every MXFP4 linear,moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3) — routing + dequant + dot inone launch, with the down-projection reduction folding in
moe_sum,gfx1100.
It works across the three ways an MXFP4 checkpoint reaches vLLM today —
compressed-tensors, GPT-OSS native-mxfp4, and AMD Quark (OCP-MX) —
because the MoE path is registered as a backend in the existing MXFP4 MoE oracle
(
fused_moe/oracle/mxfp4.py) rather than as a bespoke quant method. All threequant methods already funnel through that oracle, so one backend
(
RDNA3Mxfp4Experts, a standardFusedMoEExpertsModular) serves all three; thedense linears reuse the existing
MxFp4LinearKernelregistry.MXFP4 is friendly to this: E2M1 unpacks into bf16/fp16 with what's basically a
field copy, and the E8M0 block scale (group of 32, no zero point) folds in as an
integer exponent add rather than a multiply. Everything here is gated on
gfx1100; no other target changes.
There's no FP4 tensor core on RDNA3, so the win isn't raw matmul throughput —
it's the 4× smaller weights, the bandwidth-bound decode regime where reading a
quarter of the bytes pays off, and frankly just being able to run the model at
all on this card.
Quark / W4A4 on a platform with no native FP4
AMD Quark MXFP4 checkpoints are often
w_mxfp4_a_mxfp4(W4A4 — weights andactivations FP4). gfx1100 has no native FP4 compute, so these degrade to
weight-only (bf16 activations), exactly like the existing ROCm Triton-unfused
fallback already does. This PR just makes that fallback prefer the native
gfx1100 kernel: a W4A4 Quark MoE decodes its weights on
moe_mxfp4_gemm_rdna3with bf16 activations instead of the Triton emulation. Quark's weight-only
dense MXFP4 linears (
QuarkOCP_MX) are likewise routed toRdna3MxFp4LinearKernelper-layer (whenN%16==0 && K%32==0, else they keep theemulation path).
Tensor-parallel correctness
The fused MoE kernel can fuse the top-k reduction into its
output_topkepilogue, which is correct on a single GPU but wrong under tensor parallelism:
each TP rank holds only an intermediate-dim shard, so its down-projection is a
partial that the layer all-reduces afterwards, and writing the reduced result
in-kernel ahead of that all-reduce corrupts the output. The experts backend now
detects
tp_world_size > 1and writes unreduced rows + reduces in Python (thesame path already taken when a per-expert bias is present); TP1 keeps the fused
fast path. Verified: the same model garbled at TP2 before this and is correct
after.
How fast it is
All runs are on an RX 7900 XTX (gfx1100), ROCm 7.2.3, bf16, cudagraph on.
Numbers are
vllm bench serve, random 512-in / 256-out,--ignore-eos—output token throughput in tok/s.
GPT-OSS-20B (single GPU), native HIP MoE vs the Triton-unfused path it
replaces. This is the apples-to-apples one, since GPT-OSS is the only model
here that has a ROCm fallback to compare against:
Single-stream latency (
vllm bench latency, 128/256, batch 1) drops from13.15 s to 2.43 s — about 5.4×.
amd/Qwen3.5-35B-A3B-MXFP4(AMD Quark, W4A4, 256-expert MoE, TP2) — thesecond apples-to-apples case: this W4A4 checkpoint runs weight-only on gfx1100,
native HIP vs the Triton-unfused fallback it otherwise gets. tok/s (mean TPOT
ms):
pahajokiconsulting/Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-MXFP4(TP2) — a real compressed-tensorsMoE checkpoint (quantized from
Qwen/Qwen3.6-35B-A3B). There's no baseline tocompare against here because the model simply won't load on gfx1100 without
these kernels:
kaitchup/Qwen3.5-27B-MXFP4A16(TP2) — a real third-party dense MXFP4checkpoint, again with no ROCm baseline: