feat(ir): hoist boundary-tensor slices out of a Graph region

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Last of the stack — #2416 → #2418 → #2421. #2408 and #2414 have merged; #2417 was folded into #2416. A fork PR cannot target another fork branch, so this targets main and its diff includes the three earlier commits. Review only the fourth commit. Merge order: #2416, #2418, #2421, then this.

Summary

Two more ways a Graph body can defeat the recording, both silent at runtime.

Step B — derived slices

Replay patches a boundary tensor's address. A view taken inside the region is re-derived from whatever the recording froze, so it has to be taken at the call site:

wl = pl.tensor.slice(w, [128, 128], [layer_idx * 128, 0])   # inside the region

Step B moves each tensor.slice / tensor.view of a boundary parameter out and passes the result in as an additional boundary tensor. Per-site, deliberately: each slice becomes its own parameter with its own fixed shape, which is what the runtime's BOUNDARY_VIEW classification needs — that match is on same-buffer plus offset with the shape playing no part, so one parameter whose shape varied between calls could not be classified at all.

Two ordering details fall out and are easy to get wrong:

• Statements are emitted scalars-first, then tensors, because a slice's offset is typically a Step A scalar and its binding has to precede its use. The parameter order is the reverse — tensors before scalars, as CoreTaskArgs requires. Getting this backwards emits C++ that references a local before its declaration (I did, and the generated file confirmed it).
• A hoisted expression was captured from the original body, where the values it references were locals rather than parameters, so the call-site substitution has to bind those too — otherwise a slice's offset substitutes to a name that does not exist at the call site.

Emitted result:

int64_t base = (i * 128);
uint32_t wl_offsets[2] = {static_cast<uint32_t>(base), 0};
...
ChipTensor wl = ext_w.view(wl_shapes, wl_offsets);

CoreTaskArgs params_t0;
params_t0.add_input(ext_w);
params_t0.add_inout(ext_c);
params_t0.add_input(wl);
params_t0.add_scalar(i);
params_t0.add_scalar(base);
rt_submit_graph(GRAPH_KEY("layer_v1"), &pypto_graph_layer, params_t0);

A latent bug this exposed

The derivability check recursed over BinaryExpr / UnaryExpr by hand. That was enough for Step A's scalar arithmetic, but it treated a slice's shape and offset lists as non-derivable — so Step B silently never fired. It is now a generic walk that rejects on what actually matters (any call, any variable that is not a scalar parameter) rather than enumerating the node kinds it accepts.

Step C — allocations inside the region

Codegen lowers pl.create_tensor into a batched alloc_tensors, and a bare alloc_tensors in a recorded region makes the runtime declare the recording unsupported. This reports it with an actionable message rather than hoisting the allocation.

I implemented the hoist and then withdrew it, which is worth recording. It adds a second InOut parameter, and the return-alias mapping requires the callee's ReturnStmt to name a parameter directly to disambiguate which one a tensor return aliases — an invariant a synthesised parameter does not satisfy. Codegen fails with cannot map return of callee 'layer' to one of its 2 Out/InOut params. Automating this needs that mapping reworked first, which is out of scope here; the diagnostic tells the user exactly what to write in the meantime.

Also worth noting: only a bare alloc_tensors poisons the recording. A per-task add_output(TensorCreateInfo) is legal — that is how the runtime's own graph system test allocates — so the ScratchArena in the hand-written reference is a heap-footprint optimization, not a correctness requirement.

Test plan

• Three new cases in test_legalize_graph_boundary.py: a boundary-tensor slice becomes a parameter with the appended tensors ahead of the appended scalars; a view of a region-local tensor is left alone; an in-region allocation is rejected on its message.
• Full tests/ut: 9890 passed, 8 skipped. Plus clang-format, cpplint, ruff check/format, pyright, and every tests/lint script.
• Generated C++ inspected by hand for the slice case (shown above) — declaration order and CoreTaskArgs tensor/scalar ordering both verified.

Still open across the stack

Numerical e2e on device, and the qwen3_14b_decode scene comparison against the hand-written reference. Neither could run here: the shared runner was returning ambient 507018 device faults throughout this session (analysed in #2408).

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The pull request adds recordable Graph functions, graph-boundary legalization, Graph-aware orchestration code generation, selectable runtime ABIs, verification, cache separation, and documentation updates.

Changes

Graph function model and parser

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Graph function contracts include/pypto/ir/function.h, python/pypto/language/parser/*, python/pypto/pypto_core/*	Adds FunctionType.Graph, graph keys, Graph-aware function classification, decorator validation, and printer/parser round-tripping.
Graph boundary legalization src/ir/transforms/legalize_graph_boundary_pass.cpp, src/ir/verifier/verify_graph_functions.cpp, python/pypto/ir/pass_manager.py	Hoists derived boundary values, rewrites Graph signatures and call sites, validates Graph boundaries, and registers the new pass.
Graph orchestration generation src/codegen/orchestration/orchestration_codegen.cpp, python/pypto/backend/pto_backend.py	Generates named Graph helpers and emits rt_submit_graph tasks with isolated task-variable names.
Runtime ABI propagation python/pypto/backend/runtime_names.py, python/pypto/ir/compile.py, include/pypto/ir/transforms/pass_context.h, python/pypto/jit/*	Adds runtime validation, PassContext and compile selection, backend propagation, generated configuration, and runtime-specific JIT cache keys.
Validation and documentation tests/ut/*, docs/en/*, docs/zh/*, mkdocs.yml, CMakeLists.txt	Adds regression coverage and documents Graph functions, runtime selection, graph legalization, and pipeline pass renumbering.

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 1abb2

The change hoists boundary-tensor slices and rejects unsupported in-region allocations, but some boundary-derived views remain unhandled and certain Graph calls can generate invalid code or stale replay addresses. These high-impact correctness risks make the PR not merge-ready until they are fixed or explicitly accepted.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant PythonDecorator
  participant IRPipeline
  participant OrchestrationCodegen
  participant HostBuildGraphRuntime
  PythonDecorator->>IRPipeline: create Graph function with graph_key
  IRPipeline->>IRPipeline: legalize Graph boundary and call sites
  IRPipeline->>OrchestrationCodegen: pass Graph IR and selected runtime
  OrchestrationCodegen->>HostBuildGraphRuntime: submit named Graph task

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A rabbit hops through Graphs so bright,
Hoisting scalars into light.
Two runtimes hum, caches part,
Fences guard each careful start.
Tests thump softly: green, green, green.

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docs/en/dev/passes/44-legalize_graph_boundary.md (1)

148-149: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Complete the final cross-reference sentence.

The MaterializeRuntimeScopes bullet ends with “runs immediately after”. Complete the sentence, for example: “runs immediately after this pass.”

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In `@docs/en/dev/passes/44-legalize_graph_boundary.md` around lines 148 - 149,
Complete the MaterializeRuntimeScopes cross-reference sentence by specifying
what it runs immediately after, referring to the current pass.

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src/ir/transforms/python_printer.cpp (1)

2557-2563: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Add the separator guard to the graph= branch.

Every other keyword branch in this block writes if (!first) stream_ << ", "; before its keyword. The is_graph branch does not.

This is correct today only because has_type is defined as func->func_type_ != FunctionType::Opaque && !is_graph, which makes the two branches mutually exclusive. If has_type is ever redefined, the printer emits type=pl.FunctionType.Graphgraph="...", which is invalid Python and does not reparse.

♻️ Proposed change: match the sibling branches

       if (is_graph) {
         INTERNAL_CHECK_SPAN(!graph_key.empty(), func->span_)
             << "Internal error: Graph function '" << func->name_ << "' has no " << kAttrGraphKey
             << " attr, so it cannot be printed in a form that reparses";
+        if (!first) stream_ << ", ";
         stream_ << "graph=" << std::quoted(graph_key);
         first = false;
       }

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In `@src/ir/transforms/python_printer.cpp` around lines 2557 - 2563, Add the
missing separator guard to the is_graph branch before emitting graph=, matching
the neighboring keyword branches and updating first consistently. Keep the
existing graph-key validation and quoted graph_key output unchanged.

src/ir/transforms/legalize_graph_boundary_pass.cpp (2)

640-652: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

A hoisted binding is silently dropped when the Graph call is not in an AssignStmt or an EvalStmt.

AppendHoistedArgs pushes each rebuilt value into pending_prefix_. Only the AssignStmt and EvalStmt overrides splice that prefix back into the statement stream. Each override also clears pending_prefix_ on entry.

If a Graph call ever appears in another expression position — a YieldStmt value, a ReturnStmt value, an IfStmt condition, or a ForStmt bound — the bindings are discarded by the next clear, while the rewritten argument list still names those locals. The result is IR that references undefined variables, with no diagnostic.

Add an assertion so this fails loudly instead of producing broken IR.

♻️ Proposed fix: assert that no hoisted binding is left unspliced

   StmtPtr VisitStmt_(const AssignStmtPtr& op) override {
+    INTERNAL_CHECK(pending_prefix_.empty())
+        << "Internal error: a hoisted Graph argument binding was never spliced into the statement "
+           "stream; the Graph call sits in a statement position this mutator does not handle.";
     pending_prefix_.clear();
     auto stmt = IRMutator::VisitStmt_(op);
     return WithPrefix(std::move(stmt), op->span_);
   }
 
   StmtPtr VisitStmt_(const EvalStmtPtr& op) override {
+    INTERNAL_CHECK(pending_prefix_.empty())
+        << "Internal error: a hoisted Graph argument binding was never spliced into the statement "
+           "stream; the Graph call sits in a statement position this mutator does not handle.";
     pending_prefix_.clear();
     auto stmt = IRMutator::VisitStmt_(op);
     return WithPrefix(std::move(stmt), op->span_);
   }

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In `@src/ir/transforms/legalize_graph_boundary_pass.cpp` around lines 640 - 652,
Assert that pending_prefix_ is empty before clearing it in the VisitStmt_
handlers for AssignStmt and EvalStmt, so any hoisted binding left by an
unsupported statement or expression position fails loudly instead of being
discarded.

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140-141: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

creates_ is collected but never used.

DerivedScalarCollector collects tensor.create / tensor.full results into creates_ and exposes them through creates(). BuildPlan consumes slices() and derived() only.

creates_ also cannot be non-empty in practice. TransformProgram calls CheckNoRegionAllocations at Line 765, before BuildPlan at Line 779, and RegionAllocationChecker rejects both ops outright.

The HoistedValue doc table at Line 97-101 still documents Step C as a hoist with an InOut parameter, which no longer matches the implementation. Remove creates_ and creates(), and update the table to state that Step C rejects rather than hoists.

Also applies to: 165-171, 587-596

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In `@src/ir/transforms/legalize_graph_boundary_pass.cpp` around lines 140 - 141,
Remove the unused creates_ collection and creates() accessor from
DerivedScalarCollector, including their population logic and related handling.
Update the HoistedValue documentation table so Step C states that region
allocations are rejected rather than hoisted with an InOut parameter. Leave
slices(), derived(), and their BuildPlan usage unchanged.

src/codegen/orchestration/orchestration_codegen.cpp (1)

161-171: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Two Graph names can collapse onto one emitted symbol.

GraphFunctionSymbol derives the C++ symbol from auto_name::GetCompatibleBaseName(func_name). That helper sanitizes the name, so two distinct Graph function names that differ only in sanitized characters produce the same symbol. CollectReferencedGraphFunctions deduplicates by callee->name_, not by the emitted symbol, so both definitions would be emitted and the file would fail to compile with a redefinition.

Deduplicate on the emitted symbol as well, or assert uniqueness in GenerateGraphFunctions.

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In `@src/codegen/orchestration/orchestration_codegen.cpp` around lines 161 - 171,
Ensure Graph function emission prevents distinct names from producing duplicate
symbols through GraphFunctionSymbol. Update GenerateGraphFunctions or
CollectReferencedGraphFunctions to detect collisions using the emitted symbol,
preserving name-based deduplication while rejecting or otherwise handling
multiple definitions with the same symbol before generating C++.

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Inline comments:
In `@docs/en/dev/language/03-functions.md`:
- Around line 47-71: Add a Graph row to the Function Types table, documenting
that pl.FunctionType.Graph records a function’s topology on the first call and
replays it on subsequent calls. Keep the description consistent with the Graph
Fragments section and preserve the existing table structure.

In `@docs/en/dev/passes/00-pass_manager.md`:
- Around line 435-437: Update docs/en/dev/passes/00-pass_manager.md lines
435-437 to add MaterializeValidShapeSymbols as pass 48 and remove or qualify the
claim that InsertCommFence runs dead last; update docs/zh/dev/passes/index.md
lines 61-65 to change the pipeline overview range from 01–46 to 01–48.

In `@docs/en/dev/passes/index.md`:
- Around line 64-68: Update the pipeline range in the index to state that passes
01–48 are included. Revise the InsertCommFence entry to reflect that it adds
fences for remote writes, whole-GM invalidation for waits, and no marker for
notify operations, while peer-region invalidation is emitted by codegen.

In `@docs/zh/dev/ir/01-hierarchy.md`:
- Around line 539-552: Update the automatic level-and-role derivation rule to
include Graph alongside the existing orchestration-related types, keeping it
consistent with the documented {Level::CHIP, Role::Orchestrator} derivation for
Graph.

In `@docs/zh/dev/passes/00-pass_manager.md`:
- Around line 435-437: Synchronize the Chinese pass-order documentation: in
docs/zh/dev/passes/00-pass_manager.md lines 435-437, add pass 44 before
MaterializeRuntimeScopes and pass 48 after InsertCommFence, renumbering the
local entries; in docs/zh/dev/passes/45-materialize_runtime_scopes.md lines
38-40, state that pass 45 runs after LegalizeGraphBoundary rather than
immediately after Simplify; in docs/zh/dev/passes/47-insert_comm_fence.md lines
110-120, remove the claim that pass 47 is final and document pass 48 afterward.

In `@docs/zh/dev/passes/46-classify_iter_arg_carry.md`:
- Around line 27-28: Update docs/zh/dev/passes/46-classify_iter_arg_carry.md
lines 27-28 to describe the pass scope and execution ordering as including Graph
bodies, not only Orchestration functions. In
docs/zh/dev/passes/47-insert_comm_fence.md lines 116-120, remove or qualify the
claim that preceding passes modify only Orchestration functions so it also
accounts for Graph bodies.

In `@python/pypto/language/parser/ast_parser.py`:
- Around line 92-95: Update _merge_func_attr_directive so rejection hints map
decorator-only attribute keys to their actual decorator keyword names,
specifically suggesting graph= for graph_key while retaining auto_scope= and
external_source= for the matching keys.

In `@src/codegen/orchestration/orchestration_codegen.cpp`:
- Around line 4274-4286: Update GenerateGraphFunctions in
src/codegen/orchestration/orchestration_codegen.cpp:4274-4286 to run
OrchestrationInfoCollector on graph_func->body_ and apply its tuple-element
mappings through SetCallTupleElements and SetTupleVarToKey on body_codegen. At
src/codegen/orchestration/orchestration_codegen.cpp:4290-4303, seed
emit_name_map using the same auto_name::GetCompatibleBaseName values used for
emitted parameter declarations, preventing references from falling back to
undeclared GetSSABaseName symbols.
- Around line 3284-3307: Update GenerateGraphCallCode to reject graph calls when
capture_plain_task_id is enabled and CompilerDepOutputArgs(call) is non-empty,
including compiler-derived dependency edges. Perform this validation before
emitting graph parameters or rt_submit_graph, and report the unsupported
producer TaskId case through the existing span-check mechanism.

In `@src/ir/transforms/legalize_graph_boundary_pass.cpp`:
- Around line 176-184: Reject residual tensor.slice and tensor.view operations
on boundary tensors after Step B, using a checker analogous to
RegionAllocationChecker; ensure chained views and views with non-derivable
operands cannot remain silently in the Graph body. Do not rely on the
single-pass tensor_params_ matching unless the plan is instead iterated to a
fixpoint so all hoistable chained views are processed.
- Around line 800-806: Update the post-rewrite validation around
UnhoistableScalarChecker so scalar pass-through variables remain accepted:
expose DerivedScalarCollector’s passthrough_ set and initialize the checker’s
hoistable set with those variables, or erase their assignments during
HoistedValueRewriter. Preserve direct copies of scalar parameters such as the
ConvertToSSA-generated form without triggering the reconstruction check.

In `@tests/ut/ir/test_graph_function.py`:
- Around line 132-137: Update the match pattern in
test_graph_conflicts_with_explicit_type to use a raw regex and escape the
literal dots in the expected ParserTypeError message, preserving the existing
assertion text.

In `@tests/ut/ir/transforms/test_legalize_graph_boundary.py`:
- Around line 146-215: Extend the legalization tests around
test_slice_of_a_boundary_tensor_becomes_a_parameter and
test_slice_of_a_local_tensor_is_left_alone to cover an actual pl.tensor.view
derived from a boundary tensor and a slice or view whose base is created within
the region. Assert that boundary-derived views are hoisted into graph parameters
while region-local views remain unchanged, ensuring both tensor.view behavior
and local-base handling are exercised.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@docs/en/dev/passes/44-legalize_graph_boundary.md`:
- Around line 148-149: Complete the MaterializeRuntimeScopes cross-reference
sentence by specifying what it runs immediately after, referring to the current
pass.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@src/codegen/orchestration/orchestration_codegen.cpp`:
- Around line 161-171: Ensure Graph function emission prevents distinct names
from producing duplicate symbols through GraphFunctionSymbol. Update
GenerateGraphFunctions or CollectReferencedGraphFunctions to detect collisions
using the emitted symbol, preserving name-based deduplication while rejecting or
otherwise handling multiple definitions with the same symbol before generating
C++.

In `@src/ir/transforms/legalize_graph_boundary_pass.cpp`:
- Around line 640-652: Assert that pending_prefix_ is empty before clearing it
in the VisitStmt_ handlers for AssignStmt and EvalStmt, so any hoisted binding
left by an unsupported statement or expression position fails loudly instead of
being discarded.
- Around line 140-141: Remove the unused creates_ collection and creates()
accessor from DerivedScalarCollector, including their population logic and
related handling. Update the HoistedValue documentation table so Step C states
that region allocations are rejected rather than hoisted with an InOut
parameter. Leave slices(), derived(), and their BuildPlan usage unchanged.

In `@src/ir/transforms/python_printer.cpp`:
- Around line 2557-2563: Add the missing separator guard to the is_graph branch
before emitting graph=, matching the neighboring keyword branches and updating
first consistently. Keep the existing graph-key validation and quoted graph_key
output unchanged.

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