refactor(runtime)!: store platform as its two axes, arch and execution_mode - #2642
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…n_mode `platform` is one string carrying two orthogonal decisions — an architecture (`a2a3` / `a5`) and an execution mode (the `sim` suffix) — and each is read by a different consumer: - compilation takes only the architecture; codegen never sees the string (zero reads of `platform` under `python/pypto/backend/`); - assembly reads both: `kernel_compiler` picks the runtime library directory from the architecture, `device_runner` picks `.so` vs `.o` and whether to extract a text section from the suffix; - dispatch reads the suffix to gate the two-pass swimlane, and the whole token to refuse an artifact whose platform differs from the worker's. `RunConfig` now stores what it chooses — `arch: BackendType` and `execution_mode: ExecutionMode` — and derives `platform` from them. `arch` is typed `BackendType` rather than a new enum on purpose: the two are 1:1, so a third spelling would recreate exactly the redundancy hw-native-sys#2626 removed. `backend_type` stays as the read accessor, now simply returning `arch`. The wire form is untouched. `cfg.platform` is still a plain `str`, so the 94 string-shaped uses across this repository and pypto-lib, the artifact sidecars, `--platform`, and simpler's `Worker(platform=...)` all keep working. `platform=` remains a constructor keyword — 238 call sites use it — and sets both axes. It is also added to `RunConfig.__signature__`: `functools.wraps` on the `__init__` wrapper copies the dataclass-generated signature, which lists the two axes and not the spelling almost every call site uses, so doc tools and IDEs would report an accepted keyword as unsupported. Two things go away with the packing. `__post_init__` no longer validates the string against four literals, nor rebuilds it from the backend it implied: if not self.platform.startswith(expected_arch): sim_suffix = "sim" if self.platform.endswith("sim") else "" self.platform = f"{expected_arch}{sim_suffix}" That decompose-and-reassemble existed because the packed string could disagree with the architecture it named. As separate fields, that state cannot be built. And `runner.py`'s copy of the architecture mapping is gone: `_arch_name` asks the backend handler, which is the C++ side that already owns the string and stamps it as `pto.target_arch`. A test pins the two against each other. Both axes are validated at construction. The packed string used to be checked against four literals, and the split removed that without replacing it: the two fields make a *disagreeing* platform unrepresentable, but not a nonsensical one. `execution_mode="sim"` is not `ExecutionMode.SIM`, so it would have read as ONBOARD and turned a simulator request into a hardware run, named `a2a3` rather than `a2a3sim`. Both now raise `TypeError` naming the value and pointing at `platform=`. The class is `kw_only`, which is what makes the precedence below true: the wrapper rewrites `kwargs`, so a positional `arch` would reach the generated `__init__` alongside the rewritten keyword and raise "multiple values for argument". No call site anywhere passes `RunConfig` arguments positionally. `platform=` deliberately wins over an `arch=` / `execution_mode=` in the same call rather than reporting a conflict. `replace(cfg, platform=...)` re-supplies both axes from the existing instance, and nothing can tell that echo from a caller contradicting themselves — the ambiguity this file already documents for its deprecated keywords, and which cost two rounds on `backend_type` in hw-native-sys#2626. Scope: the split lands on the class that *chooses* a target. `CompileOptions`, `RunOptions`, `CompiledProgram`, `ChipWorker` and the assembly layer only carry one, and keep the string; the eight remaining `endswith("sim")` sites all hold a carried string rather than a config. The two other copies of the architecture mapping — `ir/compile.py` and `kernel_compiler.py` — also remain: collapsing them needs a shared home that neither `ir` nor `runtime` owns, which is a decision of its own rather than a detail of this change. Verified in the worktree against its own build: `pytest tests/ut/ -n 16` → 11192 passed, 8 skipped, 1 xfailed; the 12 `tests/lint/check_*.py` scripts pass; `ruff check` / `ruff format --check` clean; `pyright` on the changed module reports 0 errors; `markdownlint-cli2` clean on the changed pages. Two tests are deselected, both failing identically on unmodified main in this worktree: `test_symlinked_import_path_still_names_the_caller` and `test_generated_orchestration_compiles_against_the_pinned_runtime`. No device tests: this change touches no kernel or codegen output.
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platformis one string carrying two orthogonal decisions — an architecture(
a2a3/a5) and an execution mode (thesimsuffix). I traced who readswhich half:
platformunderpython/pypto/backend/)ir/compile.py:110-112kernel_compiler.py:36-40.sovs.o, and whether to extract a text sectiondevice_runner.py:291,307runner.py:925,distributed_runner.py:1373,2911worker.py:516So
RunConfignow stores what it chooses, and derives the rest:archis typedBackendTyperather than a newArchenum on purpose: the twoare 1:1, so a third spelling would recreate exactly the redundancy the two
previous commits removed.
backend_typestays as the read accessor, now simplyreturning
arch.What this deletes
__post_init__no longer validates the string against four literals, norrebuilds it from the backend it implied:
That decompose-and-reassemble existed because the packed string could disagree
with the architecture it named. As separate fields that state cannot be built.
runner.py's copy of the architecture mapping is gone too:_arch_nameasks thebackend handler — the C++ side that already owns the string and stamps it as
pto.target_arch. A test pins the two against each other.What does not move
The wire form.
cfg.platformis still a plainstr, so the 94 string-shapeduses across this repository and pypto-lib, the artifact sidecars,
--platform,and simpler's
Worker(platform=...)are untouched.platform=stays aconstructor keyword — 238 call sites use it — and sets both axes. Nothing in
pypto-lib changes.
platform=deliberately wins over anarch=/execution_mode=in the samecall rather than reporting a conflict:
replace(cfg, platform=...)re-suppliesboth axes from the existing instance, and nothing can tell that echo from a
caller contradicting themselves — the ambiguity this file already documents for
its deprecated keywords, and which cost two rounds on
backend_typein #2626(now merged).
Scope
The split lands on the class that chooses a target.
CompileOptions,RunOptions,CompiledProgram,ChipWorkerand the assembly layer only carryone and keep the string; the eight remaining
endswith("sim")sites all hold acarried string rather than a config.
The two other copies of the architecture mapping (
ir/compile.py,kernel_compiler.py) also remain. Collapsing them needs a shared home thatneither
irnorruntimeowns — a decision of its own, not a detail of thischange.
Verification
Run in the worktree against its own build, at the pushed commit.
pytest tests/ut/ -n 16: 11188 passed, 8 skipped, 1 xfailed (rebased ontomainafter refactor(ir)!: keyword-only ir.compile, one compile mapping, RunConfig split three ways, and the ir/runtime cycle #2626 merged, and rebuilt)tests/lint/check_*.py(12 scripts): all passruff check/ruff format --check(pinned 0.14.8): cleanpyright python/pypto tests examples: only the two pre-existingtorch.float4_e2m1fn_x2errors, from this machine's older torchmarkdownlint-cli2 v0.20.0on the changed pages: 0 errorsThe same two ambient tests are deselected as on #2626, both confirmed failing on
unmodified
mainin this worktree.Device tests were not run; this change touches no kernel or codegen output.