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[None][chore] Follow-ups for #21067 review comments - #21976
#21067 (Rubin merge back: MLA, DSpark, DWDP, Helix) merged with part of its review deferred to a follow-up. This PR addresses those review comments. Most of the diff removes code (+368 / -1041).
Check the fused WKV width at bind time, document the ring-attention metadata invariants, merge duplicated CUTLASS DSL imports
WKV slicing, ring metadata docstring, duplicated imports
fbf3b553e8
Restore the dspark_attention_forward name and export
_dspark_attention_forward_legacy rename
6fa9121232
DSpark attention op rejects a zero page stride and reports the rejected values; split merged validation messages; delete unused _DSPARK_* constants; rename stale identifiers
kv_pages.stride(0) <= 0, merged messages, unused constants, stale names, docstring test path
fce1445b80
Drop the per-device compile cache key of the draft-block prep op
Compile cache key consistency
1266c260f6
Remove the unwired fused_dsv4_dspark_attention_fp8 op
No production caller; SymInt compile error
a6aeac25c8
DFlash TRTLLM: drop the always-False has_context_attention check after the folded decode, and size the multi-CTA workspace counters by the largest head count either launch shape uses
Stale context lowering, counter head count, workspace sizing
54ccfb2fac
Revert the no-op Helix V-up flag parametrization and the no-op autotuner rewrite
CuteDSL FC12 MoE: drop the input-ready event join; FC12 has no quantize_input_async, so the scheduler never hands it an event
FC12 x_ready_event has no producer (_join_pending_x_ready)
b84ed54157
Rejection sampling rejects padding slots that alias the scratch row
Padding slot bound in interface.py
3f1e1357c4
FP4 MLA packed plan test also pins the default rule plan
Planner test only covered wave_plan=True
ef653dde71
FP4 MLA mufu16: delete the dead score-slot row-sum protocol and its unused barrier inits
mufu16 dead protocol / barrier budget, dead _finalize_pipelined_tile copy
Changes from the review of this PR:
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793558aca2
DSpark attention op: take the shared shape contract from dspark_rmsnorm_rope_custom_op, fold the single-caller pass-through into the op, report "DSpark num_heads must be one of (64, 128), got N", and check the pages' rank before reading page_size; the preparation validator reports a non-CUDA input as such
1efaab71bb
DSpark FP8 producers reuse _round_up_ue8m0 / _u32_as_f32 from the dense GEMM instead of local copies; the producer test adds blocks with amax = 448 * 2^k (k = 1, 8, 40) and 1e3 for both producers
1b38a68fbc
post_load_weights(weights) is the only DSpark attention-weight entry point, for V4.1 too; the cache_attn_weights_from_* wrappers are deleted, the BF16 binder no longer overrides the selected backend, and the unbound-weights errors point at load_weights; dspark_attention_forward documents every argument
a020441070
Annotate the rejection-guard padding test and the Helix V-up tests
6e14cb3ed9
FP4 MLA packed plan test: drop the default-plan asserts that repeat the parametrized rows
7385f85041
FP4 MLA mufu16: delete the helpers and the static SMEM accounting left unreferenced (deletion only; the reference check is in the commit message)
Not changed here:
the DFlash .to(layer_cache.dtype) casts stay: removing them fails test_windowed_decode_and_merge_use_cache_precision[False-fp8];
extracting the shared tail of mufu16 _finalize_pipelined_tile needs an SM107 performance comparison first (hot kernel);
the PV_ISSUE_WARP_ID / SCORE_CONSUMED alias names;
mufu16 values that still reach the kernel layout: the SMEM_P4_PAIR_P4_READY_MBAR_OFFSET / SMEM_P4_PAIR_HALF1_ROWSUM_READY_MBAR_OFFSET names, from which later barrier offsets are computed, and the sRowSumParts size. Changing them needs an SM107 run.
Test Coverage
Ran on SM107 against ef653dd or an equivalent earlier head, before the changes in the second table:
UE8M0 scales: bitwise identical FP8 values and scale bytes before and after, and against fp8_quantize_1x128_packed_ue8m0, including amax = 448 * 2^k boundaries.
test_fp4_mla_packed + test_fp4_mla: 188 passed, 2 failed (helix_scatter[active/inactive]); the same 2 fail on the base.
test_moe_backend -k fc12: 32 passed, 10 failed; the same 10 fail on the base (an op missing from the test image).
Ran on GB300 (SM103) at 7385f85, all passed: test_dspark_attention (90), test_dspark_cuda_graph (12), test_dspark_embedded_confidence_loading (16), test_dspark_noncausal_window (136), test_dspark_v41 (35), test_kimi_k3_dspark_semantics (58), test_dspark_cute_dsl_attention (63, 2 skipped), test_dspark_cute_dsl_rmsnorm_rope (21), test_rejection_buffers_guard (26), test_fp4_mla_packed (41; the SM107-only cases skip), test_moe_backend -k fc12 (32), the test_mla_helix V-up weight tests (4) and test_autotuner (87). The producer test with the amax = 448 * 2^k blocks is SM107-gated; its body, run directly on GB300, passes for both producers.
CI coverage: SM100 (l0_b200) runs the DSpark CuTe DSL unit tests pre-merge; no B300 or GB300 list runs them, which is why they were run on GB300 above. The SM107-only paths (the default mufu16 FP4 MLA decode kernel, the UE8M0 FP8 producers in production, FC12 and the locality-domain MoE cases) run only in the post-merge GR100 stage.
The CUTEDSL locality_domain=enabled case of test_moe_backend (SM107 only) hit one illegal memory access at ef653dd; it was not reproduced. Locality-domain cases are generated only for MoeBackendType.CUTEDSL, which runs the grouped-GEMM backend, not FC12, so af72cfac55 does not reach that path. The only change on that path is 54ccfb2fac, which reverts a no-op autotuner rewrite.
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Use cvt.rp.satfinite.ue8m0x2.f32 for the scale used by rcp_approx and the
stored packed scale, instead of the generic Float8E8M0FNU conversion.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…ctions
Bind BF16 projections with the checkpoint FP8 block size (32 for V4.1) in one
helper, and fail on TRTLLM_DSPARK_LINEAR_BACKEND=fp8 for drafters without FP8.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…erge imports
Reject a q_a+wkv projection whose width is not q_lora_rank + head_dim, since
every context-WKV consumer slices the trailing head_dim columns.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…cted values
Split merged input checks so each error names the offending value, drop unused
_DSPARK_* constants, and rename identifiers that no longer match their contents.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…che key
TensorRT-LLM runs one GPU per process and the sibling DSpark kernels are not
keyed by device either.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…fp8 op
No model path calls the FP8-output attention variant; drop the op, its
output_groups kernel epilogue and its test until a caller consumes it.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…folded decode
Remove the always-False has_context_attention check and size the multi-CTA
counters by the largest head count either launch shape uses.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…ner rewrite
TRTLLM_HELIX_V_UP_BEFORE_A2A is not read anywhere, so the parametrization only
reran the same cases; the autotuner tactics rewrite changed nothing.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…t join
FC12 has no quantize_input_async, so the scheduler never hands it an
x_ready_event; remove the plumbing and the event cases of its test.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…cratch row
Bound padding slot ids by dummy_slot_row instead of the draft_probs row count,
which includes the shared scratch row.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…well
Parametrize the balance test over wave_plan so a change to the production
default (wave_plan=False) fails a test.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
…ocol
Remove the uncalled _runtime_t336_producer_tile with its rowsum helper, barrier
ids, barrier inits and budget, and name the row-sum part buffer after its use.
Signed-off-by: Zhenhuan Chen <zhenhuanc@nvidia.com>
This pull request updates DSpark attention and projection behavior, FP8 scale encoding, and FP4 MLA row-sum handling. It also changes DFlash runtime validation, FC12 event handling, and speculative padding-slot validation, with corresponding tests.
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DSpark attention and projections
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Projection selection and model integration docs/source/features/speculative-decoding.md, tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_dspark.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_dspark_v41.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_attention.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_cuda_graph.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_v41.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_embedded_confidence_loading.py
Backend selection now accounts for drafter FP8 projection support. Projection binding uses the configured checkpoint FP8 block size and checks the fused QKV output width. The scalar attention API is named dspark_attention_forward.
BF16 attention kernel and custom operator tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/kernels/blackwell/dspark/attention.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/kernels/blackwell/dspark/attention_kernel.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/dspark_attention_custom_op.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/test_dspark_cute_dsl_attention.py
The attention path uses window_len, validates supported input shapes and layouts, and returns BF16 output without the FP8 output and scale path.
Preparation validation and FP8 scale encoding tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/kernels/blackwell/dspark_rmsnorm_rope.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/custom_ops/dspark_rmsnorm_rope_custom_op.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/test_dspark_cute_dsl_attention.py
Preparation checks report specific input, weight, and frequency requirements. FP8 quantization uses Uint8 UE8M0 scale bytes, with tests for selected amax boundaries.
Planner tests cover wave-plan and non-wave-plan task sizing and request ordering.
DFlash runtime validation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Runtime checks and workspace sizing tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dflash_attention.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dflash.py, tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_dflash.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_noncausal_window.py
Runtime validation drops has_context_attention and optionally checks folded_block_size. Multi-CTA counter sizing uses the largest head count among computed workspace shapes.
CuteDSL FC12 event handling
Layer / File(s)
Summary
FC12 calls and batch handling tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/fused_moe/cutedsl/fused_fc12.py, tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_backend.py
FC12 no longer accepts or waits for an input-ready event. Tests cover empty and nonempty batches and sort-table call counts.
Speculative padding-slot validation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Slot validation and buffer tests tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/interface.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/test_rejection_buffers_guard.py
Padding slot validation uses dummy_slot_row as the exclusive upper bound. Tests check valid one-hot writes and rejected slot IDs.
MLA Helix tests
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Weight-view test setup tests/unittest/_torch/attention/multi_gpu/test_mla_helix.py
The FP8 and BF16 weight tests no longer configure TRTLLM_HELIX_V_UP_BEFORE_A2A.
Normal FC12 scheduling remains mergeable, but callers supplying inputs from an auxiliary CUDA stream could receive incorrect MoE output. Restore the event wait for that supported case.
Security architecture risk: Low · up to 7385f
The inspected changes mostly narrow supported configurations and strengthen validation. One shared input-readiness obligation is weakened, although the current execution path preserves ordering. No new attacker-reachable access-control exposure was established. Incomplete coverage limits confidence in the remaining changes.
Retained concerns
Low · reliability · inferred: FC12 no longer honors the shared auxiliary-stream input-readiness contract. The PR removes event forwarding and the wait before consuming activation and scale buffers, while MoERunContext still assigns that synchronization obligation to the implementation. A caller supplying a pending readiness event can therefore lose producer-consumer ordering and inference-data integrity. The current scheduler does not exercise this case for FC12, substantially limiting demonstrated exposure; no cross-request disclosure or attacker-triggerable path was established.
Security review details
Security Blast Radius
inferred — The demonstrated FC12 concern concerns GPU-worker inference integrity when activation buffers originate on another stream. It requires a caller to supply such buffers with a pending readiness event; the inspected scheduler does not establish that exposure for FC12. Cross-tenant disclosure, credential access and privilege expansion were not demonstrated.
Trust Boundaries and Controls
observed — DSpark's new checks reject unsupported projection configurations and inconsistent fused-QKV widths before attention consumption. These are model-configuration and tensor-contract controls, not authentication or tenant-authorization mechanisms.
Resilience and Maintainability Implications
observed — The strongest counterevidence to an active FC12 race is the scheduler's ordering: asynchronous quantization requires a backend-provided asynchronous quantizer, which FC12 does not provide. Its ordinary path waits for input readiness and quantizes on the current stream before execution. This containment does not remove the mismatch with the broader shared contract.
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The test checks whether moe_sort runs, but both sort-output sources contain six None values. The fused-op stub does not check its routing-table arguments. A regression that passes the wrong tables to the kernel can therefore pass this test and produce incorrect routing. Give supplied and newly sorted tables distinct tensor sentinels, then check the relevant fused_op arguments for each branch. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_backend.py at line 6453:
Update the test that checks sort-table reuse and empty batches: use distinct
tensor sentinels for supplied and newly sorted tables, then assert the relevant
routing-table arguments received by fused_op in each branch. Keep the existing
moe_sort execution checks.
This call only checks a valid folded block. It still passes if validate_dflash_trtllm_gen_runtime stops checking folded_block_size. The invalid-block test calls the chunk helper directly. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
Add a validator call with folded_block_size=0 and assert that it raises RuntimeError before cache allocation.
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Add a test that calls validate_dflash_trtllm_gen_runtime with
folded_block_size=0 and asserts that it raises RuntimeError before cache
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The windowed and folded GPU tests allocate counters directly, so they do not exercise this calculation. (raw.githubusercontent.com) A regression could under-allocate the folded counter without failing those tests.
Add a CPU test in test_dspark_noncausal_window.py that calls _prepare_dflash_trtllm_gen_buffers and checks the selected head count for windowed-only and folded layers. For example, use 16 heads, one KV head, and a block size of 16; the expected counts are 16 and 128.
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Review comment at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_dflash.py at line 1727:
Add a CPU test in test_dspark_noncausal_window.py that calls
_prepare_dflash_trtllm_gen_buffers and verifies the selected counter head count
for windowed-only and folded layers. Use the stated 16-head, one-KV-head,
block-size-16 setup and assert counts of 16 and 128, respectively.
_validate_dspark_preparation now reports separate errors for invalid inputs, weights, frequencies, devices, and layouts. The preparation tests do not exercise these error paths, so they could miss an incorrect diagnostic or a dropped guard.
Add a parametrized test in tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/test_dspark_cute_dsl_attention.py that calls _validate_dspark_preparation with one invalid input per branch and asserts each ValueError message. Include CPU weight or freqs and a frequency row count that differs from batch * tokens.
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630 - 654:
Add parametrized coverage for _validate_dspark_preparation that supplies one
invalid value for each input, weight, frequency, device, and contiguity
validation branch, asserting the corresponding ValueError message. Include cases
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corresponding ValueError message. Include cases with CPU weight or frequencies
and a frequency row count that differs from batch × tokens; keep each case
isolated so it verifies the intended diagnostic.
Review comments at @tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_dflash.py:
- Line 1727: Add a CPU test in test_dspark_noncausal_window.py that calls
_prepare_dflash_trtllm_gen_buffers and verifies the selected counter head count
for windowed-only and folded layers. Use the stated 16-head, one-KV-head,
block-size-16 setup and assert counts of 16 and 128, respectively.
Review comments at @tests/unittest/_torch/moe/test_moe_backend.py:
- Line 6453: Update the test that checks sort-table reuse and empty batches: use
distinct tensor sentinels for supplied and newly sorted tables, then assert the
relevant routing-table arguments received by fused_op in each branch. Keep the
existing moe_sort execution checks.
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folded_block_size=0 and asserts that it raises RuntimeError before cache
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8 points — Primarily simplifies existing attention implementations and interfaces. Reviewing FP4 barrier accounting, removed DSpark output contracts, FP8 scale encoding and compilation-cache assumptions requires deep cross-file reasoning. Eight points reflects these contracts and incomplete visibility, rather than deletion volume.
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Important — Sensitive numerical and synchronization contracts change: DSpark explicitly rounds quantization scales with cvt.rp.satfinite.ue8m0x2.f32, while the FP4 MLA kernel reduces barrier storage and removes producer coordination code. Scale-buffer types and compilation-cache device scoping also change.
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Thanks for closing out the #21067 follow-ups. I traced the riskier deletions and found no runtime regression: the mufu16 barrier inits and named barriers, the FC12 event join, the DSpark FP8-output epilogue, the UE8M0 rounding (same round-up as the old conversion), the DFlash counter sizing and the rejection-sampling slot bound. Counts: 0 blockers, 1 possibly blocking, 3 required, 13 nice-to-have. One of the required items is about the PR page and CI, so it is here rather than inline:
[Required] The validation evidence needs fixing before merge:
CI has not run yet. The SM107-only changes (the default mufu16 FP4-MLA decode kernel, the UE8M0 FP8 producers and FC12) are only exercised by the post-merge GR100 stage (l0_gr100.yml:12-13, stage: post_merge). Please run /bot run --extra-stage "GR100-PyTorch-Post-Merge-1". The diff touches tensorrt_llm/_torch/moe/, so the multi-GPU stages also need the ci: full pre-merge approved label; they include the only pre-merge DSpark end-to-end accuracy runs (l0_gb300.yml:128-129).
"CI covers them" is only half right. SM100 runs the DSpark CuTe DSL unit tests pre-merge (l0_b200.yml:320-321), but no B300 or GB300 list runs them. Please correct the sentence or add them to l0_b300.yml.
The illegal memory access cannot come from af72cfa. Locality-domain cases are generated only for MoeBackendType.CUTEDSL (test_moe_backend.py:4948-4949), which resolves to the grouped-GEMM leaf (moe_test_utils.py:146-147), never FC12. The only change on that path is the no-op autotuner.py:2242 refactor. Please rerun the case on both 87e8679 and this head and record the result, instead of leaving an unexplained IMA open.
The CodeRabbit QA block is wrong about test lists. It says the changed DSpark attention/CUDA-graph and Helix tests have no test-list entry. They are collected by the hw_agnostic (l0_h100.yml:82, l0_cpu.yml:178), attention (l0_h100.yml:30) and attention/multi_gpu (l0_dgx_b300.yml:27) entries; the PR template asks to make sure the CodeRabbit summary makes sense.
Row 8 of the description is inaccurate. It says the workspace counters are dropped, but modeling_dflash.py:1727 resizes them.
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[Possibly blocking] There is one BF16 binder now, but still three ways into it, and two of them can override an explicit FP8 selection:
For V4.1, post_load_weights() followed by cache_attn_weights_from_state_dict(weights) (modeling_dspark_v41.py:308-309) is now exactly post_load_weights(weights), because _use_bf16_linear is always True for V4.1 (post_load_weights, :1382-1396). That is the call V4 already makes at :2389.
cache_attn_weights_from_checkpoint (:1410) has no caller, yet both forward() errors (:1911-1914, :1985-1988) tell users to call it.
Both wrappers go through _bind_bf16_attn_projections, which now does self._use_bf16_linear = True (:2128). Take a V4 drafter on SM107 at TP=1 or attention DP with TRTLLM_DSPARK_LINEAR_BACKEND=fp8. If a load skipped the draft weights and the user follows that error hint, the drafter silently switches to BF16. That is the same "ignore instead of reject" behavior this PR removes for V4.1.
No production path calls the wrappers for V4, and HEAD's _cache_attn_weights did the same. So what decides this is whether that advertised recovery path is meant to be supported.
Suggested fix: make post_load_weights(weights) the only entry point. Have V4.1 call self.dspark_model.post_load_weights(weights), delete both cache_attn_weights_from_* wrappers (and update test_dspark_embedded_confidence_loading.py), and point the two RuntimeErrors at load_weights. If the wrappers have to stay, raise when not self._use_bf16_linear instead of overriding the selection.
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[Required]1266c26 removes trtllm::fused_dsv4_dspark_attention_fp8 and its output_groups FP8 epilogue "until a caller consumes it". The open draft #21770 (Kimi K3 Rubin merge-back) is that caller:
Its modeling_dspark.py adds grouped_o_fp8, grouped_o_scale = torch.ops.trtllm.fused_dsv4_dspark_attention_fp8(q, draft_block, kv_cache, ..., n_groups) and feeds the result to _fused_fp8_output_projection_from_quantized.
Its fused_fc12.py adds _run_small_batch, which calls the self._join_pending_x_ready() that af72cfa deletes.
20 of this PR's 24 files are also changed there, and neither description mentions the other PR. Whichever PR lands second has to re-add or re-delete about 300 lines of kernel and op code. If this PR lands first and #21770's rebase does not restore the op, #21770's SM107 fused FP8-output path calls a missing op on the first draft step. #21770 is based on the pre-#21067 blobs, so a 3-way merge can also re-add only part of the epilogue without any conflict.
Please link #21770 here and state the merge order. If #21770 is close, consider keeping the op and epilogue and fixing the SymInt compile error in place, rather than deleting and re-adding them. Otherwise, leave a note on #21770 that it must re-add them and drop its _join_pending_x_ready() calls (its FC12 has no quantize_input_async either).
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[Required] CODING_GUIDELINES.md:664 says: "Always annotate functions. Make the return type None if the function does not return anything". Several new or changed functions skip it:
These new tests have unannotated parameters or return types: this test, test_v41_draft_rejects_fp8_attention_projections (test_dspark_v41.py:256) and test_padding_onehot_rejects_the_scratch_row (test_rejection_buffers_guard.py:54).
So do the new helpers _cvt_rp_ue8m0 and _ue8m0_to_f32 (dspark_rmsnorm_rope.py:20, :37).
The Helix V-up revert drops the -> None that both tests had (test_mla_helix.py:647, :674).
dspark_attention_forward is public again (it is exported in __all__), so CODING_GUIDELINES.md:590 also applies: "Externally called functions should have docstrings, and their arguments should be documented." Its docstring documents only kv_cache, wo_a and the return value, out of about 30 parameters.
Please annotate them (monkeypatch: pytest.MonkeyPatch, value: str | None, expected: bool | None, -> None, ...), keep -> None on the Helix tests, and add a Google-style Args section with shapes and dtypes like the one dspark_attention_forward_batched has.
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[Nice to have]run_moe now silently ignores ctx.x_ready_event. The MoERunContext contract (impl_contract.py:792-795) says the impl must wait on it before the first kernel that reads x/x_sf. nvfp4_plus.py:152-153 and fused_moe_cute_dsl_b12x.py:396-397 keep the wait even though nothing produces an event for them. Nothing reaches this today, because the scheduler only creates the event when the backend has quantize_input_async. But the first change that gives FC12 async quantization gets a silent cross-stream race. Suggest keeping if ctx.x_ready_event is not None: ctx.x_ready_event.wait() (or raising on a non-None event), and asserting not hasattr(CuteDslFc12FusedMoE, "quantize_input_async") in test_cutedsl_fc12_run_moe_sort_tables.
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[Nice to have] This restates the class attribute and calls _use_dspark_bf16_linear(..., fp8_supported=...) itself. Every V4.1 construction in this file stubs DSv4DSparkDraftModel.__init__ (:276, :457, :524). So if fp8_supported=self.supports_fp8_attn_projections were dropped from modeling_dspark.py:1372, the silent fp8-to-BF16 fallback would come back with every test green. Suggest a classmethod such as _select_bf16_attn_linear(cls, mapping), called from __init__ and tested on DSv41DSparkDraftModel.
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[Nice to have] The rename leaves two class attributes for the same 128-row window. window_size (:200) is used for fixed_cache_seq_len. window_len is used only by the age mask (attention_kernel.py:1073-1074) and is validated only against itself. Suggest using window_size for the mask (or checking that the two match) and replacing the hard-coded 128s in the ring arithmetic. mO (attention_kernel.py:590) can also be typed cute.Tensor now that the output is always BF16.
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[Nice to have] This renders as "DSpark requires (64, 128) heads, got 24". Suggest "DSpark num_heads must be one of (64, 128), got 24", and update the regex in test_dspark_cute_dsl_attention.py:187. Similar small fixes elsewhere:
The preparation validator reports a CPU input as "must be on cpu, got cpu" (dspark_rmsnorm_rope_custom_op.py:647-649).
The contiguity and device checks (:221-238) still merge several tensors into one message, without values.
kv_pages.shape[1] is read (:155) before the new ndim != 3 check (:176).
The V4.1 fp8 error does not name V4.1 or say to unset the variable or set bf16.
The _use_dspark_bf16_linear docstring does not mention fp8_supported.
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[Nice to have] This row and the one at :88 repeat the exact asserts of test_plan_without_wave_plan_keeps_the_rule_and_request_order (:172-176). Suggest reducing that test to its plan_task_order check.
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[Nice to have] This rebuilds the setup of test_bind_bf16_attn_projections_disables_every_fp8_projection. Suggest parametrizing that test over block (128, 32) instead. Likewise, test_use_dspark_bf16_linear_without_fp8_support (:564-577) loops over three mappings in one case, with expected=None meaning "raises". Parametrizing the mappings keeps one failure from hiding the others.
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[Nice to have] The bitwise comparison with fp8_quantize_1x128_packed_ue8m0 only sees torch.randn inputs. Every block amax stays below 448, so only scale bytes up to 0x7F are covered, and the 4482^k boundaries checked by hand in the description are not in CI. Suggest adding a few blocks scaled to exactly 4482^k (k in {1, 8, 40}) and one around 1e3 to both producers. A rejection test for the split _validate_dspark_preparation messages would also help.
… clearer rejections
- Take the head dim, RoPE dim, window, draft-block storage and block sizes from
dspark_rmsnorm_rope_custom_op instead of a second copy; only the attention-only
head counts and page sizes stay here.
- Fold the single-caller _run_paged_dspark_attention into fused_dsv4_dspark_attention.
- Report "DSpark num_heads must be one of (64, 128), got N".
- Check the pages' rank and head dim before reading page_size from them.
- The preparation validator reports a non-CUDA input as such instead of
"must be on cpu, got cpu".
Signed-off-by: Xin Guan <294044352+xguannv@users.noreply.github.com>
…s; test 448 * 2^k boundaries
- The RMSNorm and concat FP8 producers use _round_up_ue8m0 and _u32_as_f32 from
kernels/blackwell/dense_gemm_persistent.py instead of local copies of the same
cvt.rp.satfinite.ue8m0x2.f32 conversion and exponent widening. Both copies keep the
low byte of the packed result, so the scale bytes and FP8 values are unchanged; the
quantization multiplier is still rcp_approx of the widened scale.
- Rename the raw exponent byte from scale to scale_byte.
- The producer test adds blocks whose amax is exactly 448 * 2^k (k = 1, 8, 40) and one
of 1e3, for both producers, and checks the bytes (127 + k, and 129 for 1e3) as well
as the bitwise match with fp8_quantize_1x128_packed_ue8m0.
Signed-off-by: Xin Guan <294044352+xguannv@users.noreply.github.com>
…weight entry point
- DeepSeek-V4.1 binds its attention projections through
dspark_model.post_load_weights(weights), the same call V4 makes; V4.1 always selects
BF16, so this binds the same BF16 projections as before.
- Delete cache_attn_weights_from_checkpoint (no caller) and
cache_attn_weights_from_state_dict. _bind_bf16_attn_projections no longer sets
_use_bf16_linear, so nothing can switch an explicit FP8 selection to BF16 after load.
- The forward() errors for unbound attention weights point at load_weights.
- The V4.1 fp8 rejection names V4.1 and says to unset TRTLLM_DSPARK_LINEAR_BACKEND or set
it to bf16; _use_dspark_bf16_linear documents fp8_supported.
- dspark_attention_forward documents every argument with shapes and dtypes.
- Tests: the embedded loading test checks that V4 and V4.1 both call
post_load_weights(weights) once; the BF16 binder test is parametrized over the 128 and
32 checkpoint block sizes (replacing the separate block-size test); the no-FP8-support
selector test is parametrized per mapping and split into accept / reject cases; the
new and changed tests are annotated.
Signed-off-by: Xin Guan <294044352+xguannv@users.noreply.github.com>
…lan asserts
The wave_plan=False task lengths are already rows of
test_plan_packed_tasks_balances_by_kv_length; the default-plan test keeps only its
request-order check.
Signed-off-by: Xin Guan <294044352+xguannv@users.noreply.github.com>
…ad row-sum protocol
Deletes, in fp4_mla_cutedsl_mufu16.py only:
- _runtime_load_final_p4_n256_score_half_from_tmem and
_runtime_finalize_final_p4_n256_score_half_psf_source, whose only caller was the
removed _runtime_t336_producer_tile;
- SMEM_P4_CORRECTION_THREADS;
- the static SMEM accounting that nothing reads: SMEM_P4_STATIC_SMEM_BYTES (set through
globals().update) and everything that only fed it, namely static_smem_bytes,
SMEM_P4_CONTROL_AND_ALIGNMENT_BYTES, SMEM_P4_CONTROL_BYTES_RAW,
SMEM_P4_CONTROL_MBAR_COUNT, SMEM_P4_PAGE_ID_PLAN_BYTES,
SMEM_P4_RUNTIME_SCALE_PAIR_BYTES and the q/qsf/k/ksf compact byte locals in
_refresh_sf_vec_config.
Reference check (AST over tensorrt_llm/ and tests/: Name loads, attribute accesses,
keyword names, import aliases and string constants): before deleting, none of these names
had a read in this module outside the deleted code, and no other file reads them from this
module. The only other occurrences are the separate definitions and uses inside
fp4_mla_cutedsl_mufu16_fused_v_transpose.py, which does not import from this module and
is unchanged. After deleting, the operands of the deleted expressions were checked again
and all still have readers.
The diff only deletes lines (221), and no remaining line reads a deleted name, so no
remaining constant, SMEM layout field, barrier offset or barrier count changes value.
Not changed here because they still feed the layout: the
SMEM_P4_PAIR_P4_READY_MBAR_OFFSET and SMEM_P4_PAIR_HALF1_ROWSUM_READY_MBAR_OFFSET names
(later barrier offsets are computed from them), and the sRowSumParts size
(SMEM_P4_STAGE_ROW_STATE_SMEM_FLOATS, a shared-memory layout field).
Signed-off-by: Xin Guan <294044352+xguannv@users.noreply.github.com>
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#21067 (Rubin merge back: MLA, DSpark, DWDP, Helix) merged with part of its review deferred to a follow-up. This PR addresses those review comments. Most of the diff removes code (+368 / -1041).
adee029159cvt.rp.satfinite.ue8m0x2.f32)dspark_rmsnorm_rope.pya4321c14f3TRTLLM_DSPARK_LINEAR_BACKEND=fp8instead of ignoring it_bind_bf16_attn_projections/_cache_attn_weights; V4.1 silently ignoring fp8941e201be5fbf3b553e8dspark_attention_forwardname and export_dspark_attention_forward_legacyrename6fa9121232_DSPARK_*constants; rename stale identifierskv_pages.stride(0) <= 0, merged messages, unused constants, stale names, docstring test pathfce1445b801266c260f6fused_dsv4_dspark_attention_fp8opa6aeac25c8has_context_attentioncheck after the folded decode, and size the multi-CTA workspace counters by the largest head count either launch shape uses54ccfb2facTRTLLM_HELIX_V_UP_BEFORE_A2A, autotuner short-listaf72cfac55quantize_input_async, so the scheduler never hands it an eventx_ready_eventhas no producer (_join_pending_x_ready)b84ed54157interface.py3f1e1357c4wave_plan=Trueef653dde71_finalize_pipelined_tilecopy793558aca2dspark_rmsnorm_rope_custom_op, fold the single-caller pass-through into the op, report "DSpark num_heads must be one of (64, 128), got N", and check the pages' rank before readingpage_size; the preparation validator reports a non-CUDA input as such1efaab71bb_round_up_ue8m0/_u32_as_f32from the dense GEMM instead of local copies; the producer test adds blocks with amax = 448 * 2^k (k = 1, 8, 40) and 1e3 for both producers1b38a68fbcpost_load_weights(weights)is the only DSpark attention-weight entry point, for V4.1 too; thecache_attn_weights_from_*wrappers are deleted, the BF16 binder no longer overrides the selected backend, and the unbound-weights errors point atload_weights;dspark_attention_forwarddocuments every argumenta0204410706e14cb3ed97385f85041.to(layer_cache.dtype)casts stay: removing them failstest_windowed_decode_and_merge_use_cache_precision[False-fp8];_finalize_pipelined_tileneeds an SM107 performance comparison first (hot kernel);PV_ISSUE_WARP_ID/SCORE_CONSUMEDalias names;SMEM_P4_PAIR_P4_READY_MBAR_OFFSET/SMEM_P4_PAIR_HALF1_ROWSUM_READY_MBAR_OFFSETnames, from which later barrier offsets are computed, and thesRowSumPartssize. Changing them needs an SM107 run.Test Coverage
Ran on SM107 against ef653dd or an equivalent earlier head, before the changes in the second table:
fp8_quantize_1x128_packed_ue8m0, including amax = 448 * 2^k boundaries.test_dspark_cute_dsl_attention, DSpark rmsnorm_rope: 86 passed. hw_agnostic DSpark (attention, v41, cuda_graph, confidence): 161 passed.test_rejection_buffers_guard: 26 passed.test_dspark_noncausal_window+test_kimi_k3_dspark_semantics: 194 passed.test_mla_helixhelix_v_up: 3 passed.test_fp4_mla_packed+test_fp4_mla: 188 passed, 2 failed (helix_scatter[active/inactive]); the same 2 fail on the base.test_moe_backend -k fc12: 32 passed, 10 failed; the same 10 fail on the base (an op missing from the test image).Ran on GB300 (SM103) at 7385f85, all passed:
test_dspark_attention(90),test_dspark_cuda_graph(12),test_dspark_embedded_confidence_loading(16),test_dspark_noncausal_window(136),test_dspark_v41(35),test_kimi_k3_dspark_semantics(58),test_dspark_cute_dsl_attention(63, 2 skipped),test_dspark_cute_dsl_rmsnorm_rope(21),test_rejection_buffers_guard(26),test_fp4_mla_packed(41; the SM107-only cases skip),test_moe_backend -k fc12(32), thetest_mla_helixV-up weight tests (4) andtest_autotuner(87). The producer test with the amax = 448 * 2^k blocks is SM107-gated; its body, run directly on GB300, passes for both producers.CI coverage: SM100 (
l0_b200) runs the DSpark CuTe DSL unit tests pre-merge; no B300 or GB300 list runs them, which is why they were run on GB300 above. The SM107-only paths (the default mufu16 FP4 MLA decode kernel, the UE8M0 FP8 producers in production, FC12 and the locality-domain MoE cases) run only in the post-merge GR100 stage.The CUTEDSL
locality_domain=enabledcase oftest_moe_backend(SM107 only) hit one illegal memory access at ef653dd; it was not reproduced. Locality-domain cases are generated only forMoeBackendType.CUTEDSL, which runs the grouped-GEMM backend, not FC12, soaf72cfac55does not reach that path. The only change on that path is54ccfb2fac, which reverts a no-op autotuner rewrite.PR Checklist