Name the hbg Graph body after tasks, and hold its membership in graph_context - #2051
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Graph execution model replaces node terminology with in-graph task terminology across contracts, recording, materialization, scheduling, diagnostics, documentation, and tests. Graph-body slots now use ChangesGraph task execution migration
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In `@src/common/host_build_graph/self_relative_ptr.h`:
- Line 25: Update the comment near self_relative_ptr terminology so it refers to
an “in-graph task” instead of “node,” preserving the sentence’s meaning and
using the renamed terminology consistently.
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| * Every user has to satisfy that precondition: a GLOBAL task's payload and | ||
| * descriptor live in the same shared-memory image as its slot state, and a Graph | ||
| * node's live in the same GraphNodeStorage. | ||
| * node's live in the same InGraphTaskStorage. |
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Complete the terminology rename in this comment.
Line 25 still refers to the Graph-body object as node, although the PR contract names it an in-graph task. Rewrite this sentence to use in-graph task consistently.
This follows the PR objective to rename Graph-body terminology from “node” to “in-graph task.”
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In `@src/common/host_build_graph/self_relative_ptr.h` at line 25, Update the
comment near self_relative_ptr terminology so it refers to an “in-graph task”
instead of “node,” preserving the sentence’s meaning and using the renamed
terminology consistently.
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Thanks — the three chains you traced on 1 + 7 + 8 — the description contradicted the code. Correct, and the 2 — old logs silently misattributed. Real, and the more useful half of the One correction on the supporting argument, though: 3 — 4 — undeclared rider. Half right: the commit message already explained it On the spelling split — all 14 sites are CTAD now. Worth noting the direction: 5 — broken comment. Real, and the clearest defect here: the qualifier was 6 — zero coverage on the GRAPH branch. Real, and the highest-value item. 9 — invariant now documented. Written at the Onboard. Agreed with your assessment, and done — a2a3 silicon, every run
tmr is in that list because this PR touches four files both runtimes share, a5 onboard is still not covered and I cannot close it here: this box is a2a3 Local re-verification after the rebuild: 122/122 cpput, 2012 passed / 11 skipped |
…e trace `std::lock_guard` and a single-mutex `std::scoped_lock` are equivalent, and clang-tidy's modernize-use-scoped-lock rejects the former. It checks whole translation units, so these fourteen sites block any commit that touches `runtime_maker.cpp` or `host_phase_trace.cpp` at all -- they are a prerequisite for editing those files rather than a change to how anything locks. All fourteen take the CTAD spelling `orchestrator.cpp` already used, so this tree now has one spelling instead of two.
TaskKind::GRAPH_NODE encoded where a task belongs rather than what it is.
A task in a Graph body is scheduled exactly like one submitted outside a
Graph — same active_mask, logical_block_num and ResourceShape queue — so
its kind is now the ordinary KERNEL or DUMMY, and the Graph it belongs to
is named by graph_context alone. That is the vocabulary
task_id_encoding.h already uses for the same distinction, where a task id
is either GLOBAL or IN_GRAPH.
- TaskKind is {KERNEL, DUMMY, GRAPH}: two leaves plus the container
- complete_task routes on graph_context, which is null for every task
outside a Graph and so short-circuits before the kind is read
- graph_execution_from_slot is gone: its only caller had already
established both conditions it re-checked, which made its null return
unreachable
ActiveMask::is_dummy() becomes the sole definition of dummy, so
ResourceShape::DUMMY and TaskKind::DUMMY can no longer disagree. The kind
was derived from the whole raw_ byte while the shape used core_mask()
alone, leaving the two equal by coincidence rather than by construction.
The ready-queue sizing hw-native-sys#1982 added passes a kind for every member of a
Definition and passed `TaskKind::GRAPH_NODE`, so it moves with the enumerator. It
now derives the kind the way materialize does -- dummy by
`ActiveMask::is_dummy()`, else KERNEL. That preserves behaviour:
`ReadyQueuePopulations::add_task` singles out `TaskKind::GRAPH` and routes
everything else by `active_mask.to_shape()`, so `GRAPH_NODE` there only ever
meant "not the shell". Its unit test carried the same enumerator and takes
KERNEL, which for the same reason leaves every capacity assertion unchanged.
host_build_graph called a task inside a Graph body a "node", which encodes
membership as a type. task_id_encoding.h had already moved to the right model
-- TaskIdSpace{GLOBAL, IN_GRAPH} and make_in_graph_task(graph_local_id,
task_index) -- so the two vocabularies collided line by line, most visibly in
graph_execution.h where GRAPH_MAX_NODES bounded IN_GRAPH_TASK_INDEX_BITS.
Everything this runtime schedules is a task; the id's high bits say whether it
belongs to a Graph or stands on its own. So the body's types, constants,
fields, cursors, free functions, comments, docs and tests all name a task:
GRAPH_MAX_NODES -> MAX_IN_GRAPH_TASKS
GRAPH_MATERIALIZE_SLICE_NODES -> GRAPH_MATERIALIZE_SLICE_TASKS
GraphNodeDefinition -> InGraphTaskDefinition
GraphNodeStorage -> InGraphTaskStorage
GraphRecordedNode -> RecordedInGraphTask
slot.graph_node_index -> slot.in_graph_task_index
off_nodes / off_node_offsets -> off_in_graph_tasks / ..._offsets
remaining_nodes, retired_nodes, published_nodes, materialized_nodes,
constructed_nodes -> ..._tasks
record_node, graph_execution_complete_node, retire_node
-> ..._in_graph_task
HostPhaseKind::OrchRecordNode -> OrchRecordInGraphTask
Short members inside GraphExecution / GraphRecording drop the qualifier
(node_count -> task_count, node_at -> task_at, node_tensor_pool ->
task_tensor_pool): the owning type already fixes the layer, and
GraphDefinition::task_count already meant the inner count.
Prose cannot take that shortcut. "task" alone names three things here -- a
global task holding a task-table slot, the Graph task that is one of them, and
an in-graph task living in the Graph's own storage -- so a blanket rename
would trade one unambiguous word for a three-way ambiguous one. Each comment
now says which layer it means; a bare "task" appears only where the enclosing
type or function has already fixed it, and a sentence spanning two layers
qualifies both. The recorder is a fourth context: while it builds one, the
thing is a *recorded* task, since no Graph owns it yet and no Definition
exists.
Two comments named the wrong layer rather than a stale one. CHIP_MAX_FANIN was
said to bound "a ring task's inline fanin", but hbg has no task ring -- its
task table is whole-graph-resident and it reads none of the
RUNTIME_ENV_RING_COUNT slots -- so that is a global task's inline fanin, the
contrast TaskDescriptor::fanin already draws. GraphPrepare's tasks_processed
and HostPhaseRecord's payload counted "nodes"; both count in-graph tasks.
Four comments in the recorder described a mechanism that is gone: reset()
claimed to preserve a `tensors` member the recording has not had since its
tensors moved into a per-thread pool, and the record path twice explained
address validity by a move into recording.tasks. Those addresses point into
that pool, which is allocated at the cap and never grows. Two more narrated a
deleted push_back and are dropped.
The phase name is the one rename with a compatibility cost. Its enumerator
keeps its ordinal, so the uint32 HostPhaseRecord::kind on the wire is
unchanged, but an unrecognised phase *string* is attributed to host_main rather
than rejected -- so accepting only the new spelling would silently redraw every
log written before this commit, including the archived runs cited in
docs/investigations/, with the recorder's work on the main lane. strace_timing.py
therefore accepts both names behind one named set and a test feeds the old one;
the three investigation entries say up front which names the tooling emitted at
the time, and the index line carries both so either spelling finds the entry.
The consumers that had to move with the producer -- strace_timing.py, the
swimlane converter's Graph-instance decoding and its trace args, both unit
tests, the profiling docs -- are all here.
Two things belong to the graph_context change one commit earlier and land here
only because stating them needs this commit's vocabulary. complete_task's
`task_kind == GRAPH` clause had no test: it is what keeps the outer Graph task
out of the in-graph path, and that slot is the one place where a non-null
graph_context is a GraphDefinition rather than a GraphExecution, so losing the
clause means reading one struct's bytes as another's with no fault and no error
code. The new test fails if the clause is removed and nothing else in the suite
does. The invariant behind it is now stated where graph_context is declared,
since it spans two fields and no single accessor checks it any more.
The ready-queue sizing hw-native-sys#1982 added reads the Definition's task array, so its
`GraphNodeDefinition` / `off_nodes` / `nodes` follow the same renames as every
other reader. Its error message named a "node array".
No layout or ABI change: the off_* fields keep their device-image offsets,
in_graph_task_index stays in ChipTaskSlotState's tail padding, and the 40-byte
descriptor is untouched.
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Rebased onto current
Three sites moved with the enumerator, all in the commit that deletes it:
The renames that block reads ( Reviewer note
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host_build_graphdescribed the contents of a Graph body as "nodes" whiletask_id_encoding.halready called the same thing an in-graph task, and itencoded where a task belongs into
TaskKind, which otherwise says what atask is. This aligns both.
Membership is not a kind
TaskKind::GRAPH_NODEdid two things and nothing else: route a completion to theGraph counters, and fetch the
GraphExecutionoff the slot. A task inside aGraph body is scheduled exactly like one submitted outside it — same
active_mask,logical_block_numandResourceShapequeue — so its kind is nowthe ordinary
KERNELorDUMMY, andgraph_contextalone names the Graph itbelongs to.
TaskKindis{KERNEL, DUMMY, GRAPH}: two leaves plus the container.complete_taskroutes ongraph_context, which is null for every task outside aGraph and therefore short-circuits before the kind is read. Three states stay
distinguishable — no
graph_contextis an ordinary task,graph_contextwithGRAPHis the shell,graph_contextwithout it is a task in the body.graph_execution_from_slotis gone: its only caller had already established bothconditions it re-checked, so its null return was unreachable.
That leaves the
task_kind == GRAPHhalf of the predicate carrying the wholedistinction, on the one slot where a non-null
graph_contextis aGraphDefinitionand not aGraphExecution— before localize swaps it. Lose theclause and the
static_castreads one struct's bytes as another's, with no faultand no error code, so it now has a test that fails when the clause is removed and
that nothing else in the suite duplicates. The invariant itself — which of the
two structs
graph_contextpoints at, and why every reader must testtask_kindfirst — is stated where the field is declared, since it spans twofields and no accessor checks it any more.
One definition of dummy
TaskKind::DUMMYwas derived from the wholeActiveMask::raw_byte whileResourceShape::DUMMYusedcore_mask()alone — equal only by coincidence, andsilently divergent the moment anyone adds a bit above the low three.
ActiveMask::is_dummy()is now the sole definition and both derive from it. Adep-only task inside a Graph body is also marked
DUMMYnow, whichGRAPH_NODEused to mask.Vocabulary
Types and constants take the in-graph-task name, which separates them from the
Graph as a whole (
GraphDefinition,GraphExecution) and from the shell task:GraphNodeDefinitionInGraphTaskDefinitionGraphNodeStorageInGraphTaskStorageGraphRecordedNodeRecordedInGraphTaskGRAPH_MAX_NODESMAX_IN_GRAPH_TASKSChipTaskSlotState::graph_node_indexin_graph_task_indexoff_nodes/off_node_offsetsoff_in_graph_tasks/off_in_graph_task_offsetsInside
GraphExecutionthe members need no qualifier, since the owning typealready names the Graph:
task_count/task_at/task_storage, the argumentpools, and the remaining/retired/published/materialized/constructed counters.
GraphExecution::task_countnow agrees with theGraphDefinitionfield of thesame name and meaning — previously that struct carried both
task_countandoff_nodesfor one concept.The renames are layout-preserving throughout;
off_*are field names in a headerboth host and device include, not wire content.
The profiling phase is renamed, and both spellings stay readable
HostPhaseKind::OrchRecordNodebecomesOrchRecordInGraphTaskand the phasename it emits becomes
"record_in_graph_task". Its enumerator keeps itsordinal, so the
uint32HostPhaseRecord::kindon the wire is unchanged andexisting traces still decode.
The string is a different matter: an unrecognised phase name is attributed to
host_main, not rejected, so dropping the old spelling would silently redrawevery pre-PR log's recorder work onto the wrong lane — including the archived
runs cited in
docs/investigations/.strace_timing.pytherefore accepts bothnames, and a test feeds the old one. The three investigation entries say up
front which names the tooling emitted at the time, and the index line carries
both so either spelling finds the entry.
Serialized names that change
The swimlane converter's Graph-instance trace args:
visible_node_count→visible_in_graph_task_count,visible_node_index_min|maxlikewise, thesynthetic_id_layoutvalue, and the event name. Nothing in the repo but itsunit test consumes them, but they are output names (codestyle rule 10 Tier C),
so they are called out here rather than left to a reader of the diff.
Rider:
lock_guard→scoped_lockgraph_recorder_pool.handhost_phase_trace.cpp(both arches, 14 sites)switch to
std::scoped_lock. This is not part of the rename: pre-commit'sclang-tidy checks whole translation units, so neither file could carry its
comment changes while its existing
std::lock_guarduses trippedmodernize-use-scoped-lock. Behaviour is identical for a single mutex.Verification
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including the AICPU-side swimlane collector: the changes there are a parameter
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