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Upstream vllm-project#54809 removed GPTQ act-order/g_idx plumbing. Adapt the test suite to the resulting public interfaces without changing any covered semantics, shapes, tolerances, or the 24-test parametrization: * MPLinearLayerConfig: drop the removed has_g_idx field. * RDNA3W4A16LinearKernel: drop the removed w_gidx_param_name ctor arg. * _get_weight_params now returns (w_q, w_s, w_zp) — synthesized zero points land on the layer via process_weights_after_loading. * torch.ops._rocm_C.gptq_gemm_rdna3 now takes (a, b_q_weight, b_qzeros, b_scales, use_v2_format) — drop w_g_idx. * Routing-assert docstring: the M >= 128 branch is no longer gated on act-order upstream. Signed-off-by: AIwork4me <AIwork4me@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: AIwork4me <AIwork4me@qq.com>
vllm-project#54809 deleted w_gidx_name and the four g_idx entries from the WNA16 MoE weight tuple, so the DA8W4 dense path, expert repack and kernel test follow suit. Signed-off-by: R <Ganesh.R@amd.com> Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> Change-Id: Id784abad5b47996c12e59617b9e71b14bb3a4d99
Root cause: vllm#54809 removed GPTQ group/dynamic activation ordering support, deleting the actorder ctor kwarg, has_g_idx attribute, and weight_g_idx/w_gidx_param_name plumbing from CompressedTensorsWNA16 and MPLinearKernel. HPUCompressedTensorsWNA16 in vllm_gaudi/ops/hpu_compressed_tensors.py still passed/read those removed names, so every WNA16 checkpoint load hit TypeError before reaching the kernel. Upstream: vllm-project/vllm#54809 Fix: drop actorder/has_g_idx/w_gidx_param_name from the HPU WNA16 scheme and kernel, matching upstream's removal; retire the compressed_w4a16 MoE g_idx e2e job since its checkpoint declares actorder=group, which vLLM now rejects on every backend before hardware dispatch. Signed-off-by: Paweł Olejniczak <pawelx.olejniczak@intel.com>
…op (dequant + 16-bit GEMM, opt-in)
At prefill-sized M the weight-only Marlin kernel runs far below dense
16-bit rate (Nemotron-3.5-Lightning-30B-A3B-NVFP4 cache-miss profile:
137 ms GPU per 6576-token chunk, 96.5% GEMM, marlin-dominated at ~300
TFLOPS effective). Weight-only quantization only has to win while the
GEMM is memory-bound; at chunked-prefill M it is compute-bound and the
dequant tax is paid once per K x N instead of M times through the slow
kernel. When M >= threshold, apply_fp8_marlin_linear /
apply_fp4_marlin_linear dequantize the original-format weight into a
shared 16-bit workspace reserved at weight-loading time and run the
full-rate GEMM (torch.mm / F.linear); below the threshold every call
stays on Marlin, so decode and spec-verify launches (M <= 8, including
inside captured decode graphs) keep the memory-bound winner.
The M-vs-threshold branch lives behind a torch custom op
(vllm::marlin_large_m_gemm) because a Python
`reshaped_x.size(0) >= threshold` in the traced apply is decided ONCE
by dynamo (a BACKED symint guard vLLM drops with evaluate_guards=False)
and baked into every compiled artifact; inductor compile-range
endpoints cannot fix that (measured falsification: decode collapsed
1.3568 -> 3.1145 ms/tok with the dequant copy_mul kernels x23/x21 in
the decode window under every range config). As an opaque op the branch
is re-decided eagerly per call from the real x.size(0): register_fake
returns the single meta valid for BOTH branches (a fresh contiguous
[M, N] tensor in the activation dtype, enforced in the impl), both the
Marlin lock workspace and the shared dequant workspace are declared in
mutates_args (hidden mutation would let the compiler cache or reorder
around the op), and the threshold is an op argument wired to
VLLM_MARLIN_LARGE_M_BF16 (0 = off, default; 1 = 512; >= 16 sets it
directly, so 512 and 4096 are both reachable for the sweep; values in
[2, 16) are rejected to protect the decode guard). The branch is a pure
function of M, so a cudagraph captured at some padded M legally freezes
exactly the branch eager execution would take at that M -- FULL capture
at decode shapes stays legal -- and the small-M arm inside the op is
the same factored-out 16-bit Marlin call sequence
(_marlin_16bit_gemm) the non-dispatched apply path runs, by
construction.
Per-decode-call added overhead (the poison axis): with the flag OFF
(default) the only addition is one getattr per apply call,
constant-folded away at trace time -- the compiled artifact is
unchanged. With the flag ON, decode steps replayed from captured
cudagraphs pay nothing (the op's Python body runs at capture time
only); non-captured regions pay one dispatcher round-trip plus the
branch compare per dispatched dense layer call (order 1-2 us of host
work, x23 dense layers, i.e. sub-0.01 ms/tok class at AL 3.00) -- which
is exactly why the serve A/B's decode acceptance criterion is every-rep
ITL within +-0.01 ms/tok backed by a decode-window kernel diff, not an
assumption.
Admission and memory semantics are unchanged from the eager dispatch:
fail-closed at prepare time to dense FP8 non-blockwise with 16-bit
activations and dense NVFP4 g16 with a scalar global scale only; a
256 MiB per-layer cap excludes lm_head-class layers; MoE stays excluded
by measurement (honest per-call expert dequant loses 0.77x/0.29x at
miss/hit chunks). Enabling retains the original quantized tensor and
dequant-ready 16-bit scales of each dispatched layer, plus one shared
per-(device, dtype) workspace sized by the largest dispatched K x N,
grown only during weight loading through a stable holder object (layer
contexts keep a reference across boot-time growth) and never allocated
in the forward; if the reserved workspace cannot host a layer in the
activation dtype the op fails closed to Marlin. Numerics reproduce the
Marlin kernel's effective dequantization (NVFP4 processed-scale
clamp-to-zero, FP8 pre-exponent-fusion scales); accumulation order
differs, so outputs match at kernel-test tolerance, not bitwise.
Falsifiable predictions for the serve A/B: on the DSpark recipe (32K shared
prefix, C=1, AL exactly 3.00) with the flag on, steady cache-miss TTFT
lands in the 634 ms class measured in the first serve A/B (-260 ms vs
its same-allocation 894.55 ms baseline), rehit -44, hit -11.5; every-rep decode ITL
inside +-0.01 ms/tok of the same-allocation bracket with copy_mul_slice_view
x23/x21 ABSENT from the decode-window kernel diff and small-M marlin
launches PRESENT, on sm103 and sm100.
Tested (tests/kernels/quantization/test_marlin_gemm.py): both dispatch
arms against the dequantized reference and each other (FP8 both weight
layouts x bias x fp16/bf16; NVFP4 both dtypes), NVFP4 clamp semantics,
a marlin_gemm spy asserting M <= 8 always selects Marlin while
dispatched M never calls it, threshold floor and workspace-cap
fail-closed gates, custom-threshold boundary, 512/4096 sweep-point
boundary dispatch, capture-vs-eager bitwise equality at M in {1, 2, 4}
(fp8 + nvfp4, atomic-add reduce forced off), opcheck schema/fake on
both branches, and a compiled toy region (fullgraph, dynamic=True)
proving a single artifact serves both branches with error_on_recompile
armed -- the traced-branch failure mode reproduces as a hard test
failure. The dynamo mechanism check also passes CPU-side through the
real apply path with the kernel stubbed; the GPU suite runs in-container
on the measurement hardware.
Measured A/B (on main @ 85c1365; identical serve recipe and marlin
kernel build in both arms, max_num_batched_tokens 8770, AL 3.00
synthetic dspark, in-allocation brackets, one node per run): steady cache-miss TTFT 648.69 vs 911.21 ms
(-262.5) at threshold 512 and 651.73 (-259.5) at 4096 on GB300 sm103;
685.69 vs 917.34 (-231.7) at 4096 on GB200 sm100. Every-rep decode ITL within the +-0.01 ms/tok band at 4096
(worst +0.0014); at 512 every rep measured FASTER than the same-run
baseline (1.3976/1.3967 vs min 1.4101) -- 512 is the shipped default
when armed, 4096 the documented hit-neutral alternative. Decode-window
kernel diff: copy_mul_dequant 0, nvjet_splitK 0, dense marlin 7700 on
both thresholds and both arches; miss-window engagement
vllm::marlin_large_m_gemm x545 + fused triton call-site kernels x870 in
the traced 5-chunk miss window (plan [8768, 8768, 8768, 6576, 1952];
545 = 5 x 109 dispatch-eligible linears). Both engagement counts are
call-site counts and therefore threshold-invariant: the M-vs-threshold
branch lives inside the opaque op, which is invoked for every eligible
linear regardless of the branch taken. The per-threshold branch receipt
is the dense-marlin count in the same window -- 635 at threshold 512 vs
844 at 4096, every other kernel label identical: the plan's 1952-token
tail chunk is below 4096, stays on Marlin there (+209 marlin kernels),
and dispatches at 512, consistent with the 2192/1952 hit chunks
dispatching at 512 only. Cost: KV headroom
-1.71 GiB absolute (177.40 -> 175.69); hit TTFT at 512 +7.6 ms
standalone (dequant on the 2192/1952 hit chunks) -- composed with the
final-split elision the merged 4144-token hit chunk inverts this into
a win (combined candidate: hit 100.27 vs 136.86 in-allocation).
Engaged accuracy adjudication (run on the pre-rebase
base tree, where this patch's runtime (vllm/) hunks had vllm/-restricted
patch-id 1bb0141f; its test/bench files later took a disclosed 9-line
lint-only amend. On this base the vllm/ patch-id is 78146196: the only
interdiff is dropping the `g_idx=None, perm=None` kwargs at the
`ops.marlin_gemm` call sites in `_marlin_16bit_gemm`, which vllm-project#54809
removed from the op signature -- they selected the non-act-order path,
the only one vllm-project#54809 left, so the patch's Python is behaviorally
unchanged. vllm-project#54809 also rewrote the Marlin kernel itself; the gsm8k
receipt has not been re-run on it. gsm8k 5-shot
n=250 temp 0, real rejection sampling, APC off, every prompt through
the dispatched path): flex -0.0040 (+-0.0612), strict -0.0120 (+-0.0633), 109/250
byte-identical, flips symmetric, real acceptance length 3.5183 vs
3.5159.
Interaction with vllm-project#53014 (FlashInfer cute-dsl W4A16 NVFP4 default):
upstream now prefers FlashInferCuteDslNvFp4W4A16LinearKernel over
Marlin for W4A16_NVFP4 under --linear-backend=auto on SM100/103, so on
those parts the NVFP4 half of this patch no longer engages by default.
The measured recipe pins --linear-backend=marlin, whose backend-map
entry (MarlinNvFp4LinearKernel -> apply_fp4_marlin_linear, where the
large-M context attaches during Marlin weight processing) is untouched
by vllm-project#53014; under that pin -- and everywhere Marlin remains the
selected kernel -- the dispatch engages exactly as measured. The FP8
channelwise half (marlin_utils_fp8), which carries most of the win, is
unaffected by vllm-project#53014 entirely.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Rishi Puri <riship@nvidia.com>
Upstream vllm-project#54809 removed GPTQ act-order/g_idx plumbing. Adapt the test suite to the resulting public interfaces without changing any covered semantics, shapes, tolerances, or the 24-test parametrization: * MPLinearLayerConfig: drop the removed has_g_idx field. * RDNA3W4A16LinearKernel: drop the removed w_gidx_param_name ctor arg. * _get_weight_params now returns (w_q, w_s, w_zp) — synthesized zero points land on the layer via process_weights_after_loading. * torch.ops._rocm_C.gptq_gemm_rdna3 now takes (a, b_q_weight, b_qzeros, b_scales, use_v2_format) — drop w_g_idx. * Routing-assert docstring: the M >= 128 branch is no longer gated on act-order upstream. Signed-off-by: AIwork4me <AIwork4me@users.noreply.github.com> Signed-off-by: AIwork4me <AIwork4me@qq.com>
…roject#54809) Signed-off-by: Roderick-Wu <roderickwu2003@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Roderick Wu <roderickwu2003@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: mgoin <mgoin64@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: mgoin <mgoin64@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Jyotirmoy Roy <jyotirmoyroy649@gmail.com>
…emoved actorder/g_idx, populate region_num_blocks in (+3 more) (#1788) This PR consolidates 5 hourly-CI fixes against vllm@`d2906091bfc579cebefe3d8e8fb9077397ce9882`. ## Bug 1: drop removed actorder/g_idx kwargs from HPU WNA16 scheme - **State machine id**: compressed_tensors_wna16_actorder_no_longer_supported - **Commit**: 9b4b363 ### Root cause vllm#54809 removed GPTQ group/dynamic activation ordering support, deleting the actorder ctor kwarg, has_g_idx attribute, and weight_g_idx/w_gidx_param_name plumbing from CompressedTensorsWNA16 and MPLinearKernel. HPUCompressedTensorsWNA16 in vllm_gaudi/ops/hpu_compressed_tensors.py still passed/read those removed names, so every WNA16 checkpoint load hit TypeError before reaching the kernel. ### Culprit Regression introduced by [PR #54809](vllm-project/vllm#54809). ### Fix drop actorder/has_g_idx/w_gidx_param_name from the HPU WNA16 scheme and kernel, matching upstream's removal; retire the compressed_w4a16 MoE g_idx e2e job since its checkpoint declares actorder=group, which vLLM now rejects on every backend before hardware dispatch. ## Bug 2: populate region_num_blocks in HPU NIXL KV-cache registration - **State machine id**: nixl_pd_build_fa_local_region_num_blocks_indexerror - **Commit**: 0f8b433 ### Root cause vllm#53780 added a per-region region_num_blocks list to NixlBaseConnectorWorker and made _build_fa_local index it (self.region_num_blocks[i]). The HPU register_kv_caches override (hpu_nixl_connector.py) never populated that list, so the first index access raised IndexError on every NIXL PD job. ### Culprit Probable culprit: [PR #53780](vllm-project/vllm#53780) — pinned by symbol archaeology, bisect not run. Candidate range: [compare](vllm-project/vllm@cd64c2d...d290609). ### Fix append the per-region block count in the same loop that already populates block_len_per_layer/block_stride_per_layer, extend the region-count consistency assert, and mirror upstream's Mamba/hybrid-SSM override of region_num_blocks to the physical block count. ## Bug 3: register HPU Pixtral lazily - **State machine id**: opt_causal_lm_modelconfig_inspect_validation_error - **Commit**: c41afcd ### Root cause transformers 5.17.0 removed PixtralRotaryEmbedding and position_ids_in_meshgrid, so the eager Pixtral import in register_model() aborted plugin registration for every architecture. ### Culprit Regression introduced by [PR #48105](huggingface/transformers#48105). ### Fix drop the redundant eager import and keep only the lazy "module:class" registration. ## Bug 4: populate per-region NIXL registration bookkeeping - **State machine id**: nixl_register_local_xfer_region_mem_types_indexerror - **Commit**: 4ec533f ### Root cause vllm#53780 made the NIXL memory type, transfer group and name per-region, and register_local_xfer_handler now reads region_mem_types[0]; the HPU register_kv_caches override (a pre-#44456 copy kept to restore the K/V region split) never populated any of those lists, so every NIXL PD engine died with IndexError at KV cache registration. ### Culprit Regression introduced by [PR #53780](vllm-project/vllm#53780). ### Fix append region_mem_types / region_group_ids / region_names per region in the override's registration loop, derive _mixed_mem_types and _uses_region_group_mapping from them, and publish the local engine's dst_region_* geometry, matching upstream's post-#53780 tail. ## Bug 5: cap transformers below 5.17 - **State machine id**: mistral3_pixtral_rotary_embedding_import_error - **Commit**: 1e9da63 ### Root cause transformers 5.17.0 removed position_ids_in_meshgrid and renamed PixtralRotaryEmbedding to PixtralVisionRotaryEmbedding, both imported at module level by upstream vLLM's vllm/model_executor/models/pixtral.py, so PixtralForConditionalGeneration can no longer be inspected. ### Culprit Regression introduced by [PR #48105](huggingface/transformers#48105). ### Fix cap transformers<5.17, the version upstream vLLM tests against, until vLLM adopts the new vision rotary-embedding API. --------- Signed-off-by: Paweł Olejniczak <pawelx.olejniczak@intel.com>
Purpose
Remove gptq group/dynamic activation ordering entirely from vLLM. This includes tests, checkpoint format (we ignore g_idx now), and kernels. This feature has been removed from llm-compressor and compressed tensors:
vllm-project/compressed-tensors#840
vllm-project/llm-compressor#3038
Also see:
#48148
Complete removal of actorder support. This removes:
has_g_idxfield fromMPLinearLayerConfigdataclassw_gidx_param_nameparameter fromMPLinearKernel.__init__()has_g_idx=False assignments from quantization configsc.has_g_idxin kernel implementationsw_gidx_nameattribute assignmentscsrc/libtorch_stable/quantization/marlin/*,csrc/libtorch_stable/moe/marlin_moe_wna16/*,csrc/libtorch_stable/quantization/gptq/q_gemm.cu,csrc/cpu/cpu_wna16.cpp,csrc/rocm/q_gemm_rdna3.cuTest Plan
Ran core tests.
Test Result
Passed