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[TRTLLM-17005][refactor] Component-local C++ Tests (Part 3b) - #21263
The build now defines focused kernel targets for GEMM utilities, CUDA core GEMM, MoE routing and block-scale, cascade attention, attention decode, LoRA, quantization, pre-quantization scaling, and generated FMHA.
The shared tensorrt_llm target whole-archives component libraries, including the new tllm_common_cublas target. This preserves component exports when libraries link to each other.
Several recursive source globs were replaced with explicit source lists. This narrows the compiled source set and makes future source additions require CMake updates.
Decoder attention and FMHA now use different target types or link paths on Windows and non-Windows platforms. Verify configuration and linking on both platform paths.
No kernel implementation or Python API changes appear in this diff. No completed checks on the current head are available here.
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The change modifies the kernel unit-test CMake list. It migrates six existing test targets to add_tllm_gtest, assigns owners and GPU-focused labels, and declares their component-library dependencies. The test sources and test functions do not change in this diff. No tests/integration/test_lists/test-db/ or tests/integration/test_lists/qa/ files changed. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up, because this diff provides no test execution results.
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cpp/tensorrt_llm/CMakeLists.txt — Verify that whole-archive linking retains required component exports, including tllm_common_cublas, in shared-library builds.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/common/CMakeLists.txt — Verify that the extracted cuBLAS wrapper target receives the required CUDA and FP4 compile settings and links correctly.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/cutlass_kernels/CMakeLists.txt — Verify that the explicit FP8 block-scale source list includes all required sources and that the new GEMM utility dependency resolves.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/decoderMaskedMultiheadAttention/CMakeLists.txt — Verify cascade-attention linking and decoder target behavior on Windows and non-Windows builds.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/kernelComponents.cmake — Verify the new component targets’ dependency propagation, CUDA architecture settings, and platform-specific attention decode dependencies.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/moe/trtllmGen/CMakeLists.txt — Verify that the explicit routing source list builds all supported routing paths and that per-source split-compile settings are applied.
cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/trtllmGenKernels/fmha/CMakeLists.txt — Verify that the explicit FMHA source list and static-library conversion preserve the required FMHA functionality and link dependencies.
cpp/tests/unit_tests/kernels/CMakeLists.txt — Six existing kernel test targets now declare component dependencies, ownership, and GPU labels. Verify they configure, link, and run with the focused component targets.
Description
Implement component-local tests as real CMake target dependencies. This PR migrates some of the kernel tests.
Extract focused kernel libraries for GEMM, quantization, LoRA/DoRA, MoE routing and activation, cascade attention, and generated FMHA, with explicit dependencies and reusable CMake aliases.
Migrate kernel tests to component targets, reducing reliance on the full TensorRT-LLM library and adding ownership and GPU scheduling labels.
Preserve shared-library exports through whole-archive linking, while simplifying its CMake configuration.
Fix Linux CUDA payload layout for the main and decoder shared libraries. A linker script places large CUDA payloads before host sections to keep host code, unwind tables, and the GOT within addressing range, including after BOLT processing.
No Python APIs or kernel implementations changed.
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CMake now defines explicit CUDA kernel libraries and source lists, wires generated and decoder targets to those libraries, and includes components in shared-library whole-archive linking. Kernel unit-test targets use add_tllm_gtest with declared dependencies and labels.
CMake defines a separate cuBLAS wrapper target and kernel libraries for CUTLASS headers, GEMM utilities, FP8 block-scale GEMM, MoE block-scale, quantization, and pre-quantization scaling. The catch-all CUTLASS static library becomes an interface target.
Generated kernel and decoder wiring cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/moe/trtllmGen/CMakeLists.txt, cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/trtllmGenKernels/fmha/CMakeLists.txt, cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/decoderMaskedMultiheadAttention/CMakeLists.txt, cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/kernelComponents.cmake
Routing sources are listed explicitly and built in a static library. FMHA changes from an object library to a static library. Decoder attention targets link cascade-attention and platform-specific dependencies.
The static cuBLASLt test configuration may fail to build when the shared library is unavailable. Use the configured library target before merging.
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Review comments at @cpp/tests/unit_tests/kernels/CMakeLists.txt:
- Line 114: Add distinct TEST_PREFIX values to the smooth-quant and weight-only
test registrations in the CMake configuration so their shared Kernel.WeightOnly
test name cannot collide during CTest discovery.
- Line 191: Update main() in gemmSwigluKernelTestSm90Fp8.cu to return a nonzero
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Follow-up to my review of 2026-11-03: All 17 lower-priority points I left out of it still apply at be957fc. They are marked [Nice to have] and none blocks the merge on its own.
Thanks for the thorough review. I'll try to remove the unused kernels first before continuing with this PR.
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- Line 124: Update the test linkage entry currently using CUDA::cublasLt to use
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Move weightOnlyBatchedGemv/cudaCoreGemm.cu from kernels_src into the
explicit static library tllm::kernel_cuda_core_gemm, preserving product
exports, type instantiations and CUDA architectures. Declare the
environment utilities used by PDL dispatch and a reusable CUTLASS header
interface covering vendor headers, utility headers and local extensions.
Migrate cudaCoreGemmKernelTest to this component and CUDA::cublasLt for
its reference implementation. Its direct CUDA allocations do not need
runtime buffers or CUTLASS GEMM binaries. Register kernel aggregate
ownership, CUDA core GEMM/GPU labels and the GPU resource lock.
Validation: build and link with CUDA 13.4/SM80, verify the leaf graph
excludes the full stack and residual objects, check unchanged source
ownership and discovered GPU locks. GPU execution is unavailable here.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Give cutlass_heuristic.cpp and cutlass_preprocessors.cpp one explicit
static-library owner, tllm::kernel_gemm_utilities. Declare their CUTLASS
header and common CUDA requirements without pulling in GEMM kernels.
Preserve production exports through the shared-library component list.
Make cutlass_src an interface compatibility target forwarding the utility
dependency. The unused INT8 and gated GEMM kernels have been removed, so
extracting the two remaining host utilities leaves no sources for an
archive. Remove the obsolete residual source glob to avoid generating an
empty static-library target.
Validation: run/run_build_wheel.sh --job_count 68 completed with CUDA 13.4
and SM80, including production shared-library links, Python bindings,
wheel generation and editable installation. Pre-commit checks passed.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Convert the custom-routing object target into a focused static library
exposed as tllm::kernel_moe_routing. Give it explicit ownership of all
eight custom, DeepSeek, top-K-input and Llama4 routing CUDA sources,
removing the latter three from the broader block-scale MoE object target.
Preserve CUDA architectures, device-symbol resolution, PIC, split-compile
1 for the five custom TUs and split-compile 0 for the other three.
Declare CUTLASS header/common CUDA requirements and make the existing MoE
runner backend depend on routing. Preserve all production routing exports
with the shared-library component list. Migrate the four-source
routingKernelsTest to routing, runtime buffers and its existing Python
dependency; register kernel ownership, GPU labels and a GPU resource lock.
Validation: build and link the routing leaf with CUDA 13.4/SM80, verify
its graph excludes the product library, residual objects, GEMM backends
and Torch, check original production/generated source ownership and
discovered GPU scheduling properties. GPU execution is unavailable here.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Move moe/trtllmGen/DevKernel.cu into the explicit static library
tllm::kernel_moe_block_scale. Preserve its original CUDA architectures
and split-compile 0 policy, declare CUTLASS header/common CUDA requirements
and retain production exports. Make the existing MoE runner depend on the
new component and name runner.cu explicitly, eliminating this backend's
remaining recursive source globs and duplicate ownership opportunities.
Migrate blockScaleMoeActivationTest and blockScaleMoeFinalizeTest to the
block-scale helper library and runtime buffers. These kernel tests no
longer compile the GEMM runner or generated GEMM backends. Register both
with kernel-tests, block-scale/GPU labels and GPU resource locks.
Validation: build/link both leaves with CUDA 13.4/SM80, verify their
component-only graphs, preserved production/generated source counts and
discovered GPU scheduling properties. Run the three existing host-only
backing/capacity arithmetic cases; GPU execution is unavailable here.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Move cascadeAttentionKernel.cu from the MMHA head library to the explicit
static component tllm::kernel_cascade_attention, preserving its CUDA
architecture policy. Extract the top-level MMHA dispatcher as
tllm::kernel_attention_decode.
On Linux, link cascade privately into decoder_attention_0, whose Dh=128
MMHA instantiations call it. Exclude the cascade archive from the product
whole-archive component list and omit it from decoder_attention_1.
This gives cascade one shared-library owner while preserving symbol and
workspace-sizing resolution through the existing decoder dependency.
Keep the static component available to standalone tests. On Windows,
retain MMHA instantiations in their own static target rather than mixing
them with decoder XQA objects, preserving static linkage and exports.
Migrate cascadeAttentionNumericsTest to cascade and the MMHA dispatcher.
It builds the actual MMHA numerical reference without XQA, generated
FMHA or the monolithic library. Link the eligibility suite only to
cascade; its predicate queries GPU capability when enabled, so both
suites receive GPU labels/locking and join kernel-tests explicitly.
Validation: compiled and linked both focused tests with CUDA 13.4/SM80,
checked their graphs, source counts and scheduling metadata, and ran
eligibility in one process with cascade initially disabled. The full
run/run_build_wheel.sh --job_count 68 build passed, including decoder and
production shared-library links, Python bindings, wheel generation and
editable installation. Pre-commit checks passed. Numerical and enabled
eligibility execution require supported GPU hardware; Windows linkage
remains unverified with a Windows toolchain.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Convert trtllm_gen_fmha from an object library to the static component
tllm::kernel_trtllm_gen_fmha. Use an implementation-specific alias to
distinguish generated FMHA from the other attention components.
Name fmhaRunner.cpp and fmhaReduction.cu explicitly, retain generated
cubin archive sources and prebuilt FMHA/core libraries, and declare mask
preparation, environment, CUTLASS header and CUDA driver dependencies.
Preserve architecture pruning, Rubin metadata, compile definitions and
device-symbol resolution. Whole-archive the component only in the product
library to retain all exports and cubin registration.
Migrate fmhaDsv4EpilogueFusionTest to this component and runtime buffers,
with kernel aggregate ownership, FMHA/GPU labels and locking. The focused
fusion test links its actual generated attention backend without decoder
XQA, unrelated GEMM implementations, Torch or the monolith.
Validation: built and linked the focused test with CUDA 13.4/SM80 and
checked its Ninja graph, source ownership and discovered GPU properties.
The full run/run_build_wheel.sh --job_count 68 build also passed, including
production shared-library links, Python bindings, wheel generation and
editable installation. Pre-commit checks passed. Numerical execution on
supported GPU hardware remains unverified.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Move cublasMMWrapper.cpp from common_src into the focused static library
tllm::common_cublas. Declare common CUDA dependencies and C++20/PIC
requirements. Make residual common callers link this owner instead of
recompiling it, and retain production exports with whole-archive linkage.
Link the wrapper publicly against CUBLAS_LIB and CUBLASLT_LIB selected by
the top-level CUBLAS_DYNAMIC_LINKING configuration. Component consumers
inherit shared or static cuBLAS dependencies according to that selection,
without introducing shared cuBLAS targets into static-cuBLAS builds.
Apply ENABLE_CUBLASLT_FP4_GEMM conditionally to tllm_common_cublas, which
owns the wrapper that uses it. Remove the redundant definition from
common_src, whose remaining sources do not use the option.
The CUTLASS MoE runner references LoRA's cuBLAS path even when a test does
not enable LoRA. A separate matrix-wrapper owner satisfies that dependency
without pulling attention, distributed GPU utilities and the rest of
common_src into a kernel-family leaf.
Validation: isolated CMake checks verified both dynamic and static cuBLAS
selections in LINK_LIBRARIES and INTERFACE_LINK_LIBRARIES. Checked that
the FP4 definition remains conditional on the wrapper component and has
no consumers in the remaining common_src sources. The full
run/run_build_wheel.sh --job_count 68 build passed with CUDA 13.4/SM80,
including production shared-library links, Python bindings, wheel
generation and editable installation. Pre-commit checks passed.
Runtime cuBLAS execution requires a GPU.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Create tllm::kernel_lora with explicit ownership of the LoRA adapter,
grouped and split-K grouped GEMM, and fused parameter-fill/row-reorder
sources. Remove these four files from kernels_src and declare focused
cuBLAS wrapper, CUTLASS header, runtime-buffer and environment dependencies.
Preserve root-kernel architectures, type instantiations and production
exports.
CUTLASS MoE's runner references the LoRA implementation even when a case
disables LoRA. The focused component supplies those symbols without
linking residual kernel/common object libraries or a product-level stub.
Exclude the deleted lora/dora.cpp and doraScaling.cu sources from the
component so configuration remains valid after the unused DoRA removal.
Validation: run/run_build_wheel.sh --job_count 68 completed with CUDA 13.4
and SM80, including production shared-library links, Python bindings,
wheel generation and editable installation. Pre-commit checks passed.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Assign quantization.cu to the explicit static component
tllm::kernel_quantization and remove it from kernels_src. Declare common
CUDA and environment dependencies, preserve the original architecture
policy and quantization instantiations, and retain all product exports
through the shared-library component list.
The CUTLASS MoE test directly exercises FP4 weight quantization when
preparing its inputs. Giving quantization its own owner lets the MoE
leaf declare that dependency without compiling residual attention,
communication and unrelated kernel sources. Keep numerical kernels and
FP16/BF16/FP8/FP4 feature gating unchanged.
Validation: compile/archive the family with CUDA 13.4/SM80, verify its
Ninja graph excludes residual object targets, Torch and the monolith,
and preserve original common/kernel source compilation counts. The
subsequent MoE leaf link checks quantization symbols; GPU execution is unavailable.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Give preQuantScaleKernel.cu its own explicitly sourced static library,
tllm::kernel_pre_quant_scale, and make weight-only GEMV depend on it.
Preserve CUDA architectures and production exports while keeping exactly
one compilation owner for the shared scaling implementations.
CUTLASS MoE also calls the per-channel and per-expert scaling entrypoints.
A separate component lets it link that actual dependency without building
the 24 weight-only GEMV dispatch translation units. Existing weight-only
callers keep the scaling symbols through their declared dependency.
Validation: rebuild/link weightOnlyKernelTest with CUDA 13.4/SM80, verify
its focused graph and unchanged source compilation counts, and inspect
discovered GPU labels/resource locks. GPU execution is unavailable here.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
List the GEMM runner and packed quantization CUDA sources explicitly and
expose the existing static backend as tllm::kernel_fp8_block_scale_gemm.
Declare common environment, GEMM utility, CUDA driver and configured
NVRTC dependencies so clients
can link the real runner without the monolithic library. Preserve the
existing CUTLASS architecture and compile policies and product linkage.
The CUTLASS MoE launcher instantiates this runner even when a test uses
other weight formats; this component supplies that production dependency.
Validation: build the static component with CUDA 13.4/SM80 and verify
original source ownership counts. GPU execution is unavailable here.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
Use CUBLASLT_LIB for cudaCoreGemmKernelTest so the test follows the cuBLASLt target selected by CUBLAS_DYNAMIC_LINKING instead of always requesting the shared CUDA::cublasLt target.
Validated the actual CMake selection block and test entry with CUBLAS_DYNAMIC_LINKING both ON and OFF; they resolve to CUDA::cublasLt and CUDA::cublasLt_static respectively.
Signed-off-by: Robin Kobus <19427718+Funatiq@users.noreply.github.com>
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tensorrt_llmtarget whole-archives component libraries, including the newtllm_common_cublastarget. This preserves component exports when libraries link to each other.QA Engineer Review
The change modifies the kernel unit-test CMake list. It migrates six existing test targets to
add_tllm_gtest, assigns owners and GPU-focused labels, and declares their component-library dependencies. The test sources and test functions do not change in this diff. Notests/integration/test_lists/test-db/ortests/integration/test_lists/qa/files changed. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up, because this diff provides no test execution results.Per-File QA Perspective
cpp/tensorrt_llm/CMakeLists.txt— Verify that whole-archive linking retains required component exports, includingtllm_common_cublas, in shared-library builds.cpp/tensorrt_llm/common/CMakeLists.txt— Verify that the extracted cuBLAS wrapper target receives the required CUDA and FP4 compile settings and links correctly.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/cutlass_kernels/CMakeLists.txt— Verify that the explicit FP8 block-scale source list includes all required sources and that the new GEMM utility dependency resolves.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/decoderMaskedMultiheadAttention/CMakeLists.txt— Verify cascade-attention linking and decoder target behavior on Windows and non-Windows builds.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/kernelComponents.cmake— Verify the new component targets’ dependency propagation, CUDA architecture settings, and platform-specific attention decode dependencies.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/moe/trtllmGen/CMakeLists.txt— Verify that the explicit routing source list builds all supported routing paths and that per-source split-compile settings are applied.cpp/tensorrt_llm/kernels/trtllmGenKernels/fmha/CMakeLists.txt— Verify that the explicit FMHA source list and static-library conversion preserve the required FMHA functionality and link dependencies.cpp/tests/unit_tests/kernels/CMakeLists.txt— Six existing kernel test targets now declare component dependencies, ownership, and GPU labels. Verify they configure, link, and run with the focused component targets.Description
Implement component-local tests as real CMake target dependencies. This PR migrates some of the kernel tests.
No Python APIs or kernel implementations changed.
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