Refactor: give each runtime its own TaskId type - #2087
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change introduces dedicated HBG and TMR ChangesTaskId API migration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The refactor gives HBG and TMR distinct TaskId types while preserving existing wire layouts, with the supplied builds and tests passing. A minor numbering inconsistency in contributor documentation remains, but no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. Poem
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In @.claude/lib/github/branch-naming.md:
- Around line 19-21: Renumber the two workflow steps in the branch-naming
instructions sequentially: change the first shown step from 1 to 2 and the
following step from 2 to 3, preserving their text and the existing step 1.
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TaskId was one global-namespace struct in task_interface/, shared by both runtimes, with each runtime's bit layout supplied separately by a task_id_encoding.h of free functions. Nothing in task_interface used the type and every includer was runtime-specific, so the sharing was historical rather than structural -- and the two layouts meant two different meanings for the same 32 high bits. Each runtime now declares its own TaskId in its own common directory, next to the Tensor that already lives there, carrying its encoding as members: simpler::hbg::TaskId make_global / make_in_graph / space / is_global simpler::tmr::TaskId make / ring both local_id / is_valid / invalid The type now names its runtime, so call sites drop the simpler::<rt>:: qualification the free functions required. The two mintings also stop sharing a mangled symbol, which they did because the Itanium ABI does not encode return types. src/common is on every target's include path, so include-path scoping alone does not keep the two headers apart. The trailing using-declaration is what does: two of them in one scope are ill-formed, so a build that reaches both runtimes fails at compile time rather than silently binding one. Because the unqualified name still resolves, orchestration sources and generated kernels are unchanged -- which is the reason TaskId carries such a declaration where the Tensor beside it does not, since codegen has no runtime to qualify with. An in-graph task's own identifier is named in_graph_local_id throughout, replacing in_graph_task_index on ChipTaskSlotState and IN_GRAPH_TASK_INDEX_BITS on the encoding, so the field, the constant and make_in_graph's parameter all spell the same concept the same way. is_invalid() is dropped in favour of !is_valid(). Its fifteen call sites are all early-return guards, where the negation reads the same.
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TaskIdwas one global-namespace struct insrc/common/task_interface/, shared by both runtimes, with each runtime's bit layout supplied separately by atask_id_encoding.hof free functions.Nothing in
task_interface/used the type, and all 15 includers were runtime-specific — the sharing was historical rather than structural. The two layouts also gave the same 32 high bits two different meanings (a ring index intmr, an id space inhbg).Each runtime now declares its own
TaskIdin its own common directory, next to theTensorthat already lives there, carrying its encoding as members:TaskId::make_global(int32_t)TaskId::make_in_graph(graph_task_id, in_graph_local_id)TaskId::make(uint8_t ring, uint32_t local)space()/is_global()/local_id()ring()/local_id()is_valid()/invalid()/==/!=Deleted:
task_interface/task_id.h,host_build_graph/task_id_encoding.h,tensormap_and_ringbuffer/task_id_encoding.h.Why
The type now names its runtime, so call sites drop the
simpler::<rt>::qualification the free functions required:Namespacing the two also keeps their mintings off one mangled symbol. Members on a global
TaskIdwould collide: the Itanium ABI does not encode return types, sohbg'slocal_id()returningint32_tandtmr's returninguint32_twould both mangle to_ZNK6TaskId8local_idEv.Callers are unchanged
src/commonis on every target's include path, so nothing there stops a translation unit from reaching both headers. A trailing using-declaration in each is what does the work: the unqualified name keeps resolving to the including runtime's type, so orchestration sources and generated kernels — 1646 bareTaskIdoccurrences across 6 generated and 31 hand-written files — need no change, and neither does codegen.Two such declarations in one scope are ill-formed, so a build that reaches both runtimes fails at compile time rather than silently binding one:
Also
hbg's in-graph vocabulary follows the encoding the type now spells out.ChipTaskSlotState::in_graph_task_indexbecomesin_graph_local_idandIN_GRAPH_TASK_INDEX_BITSbecomesIN_GRAPH_LOCAL_ID_BITS, so the valuemake_in_graph()packs into the low field and the value the scheduler reads back carry one name. The swimlane converter'sgraph_executiontrace args follow (visible_in_graph_local_id_{min,max},synthetic_id_layout).is_invalid()is dropped in favour of!is_valid(). Its 15 call sites are all early-return guards, where the negation reads the same.is_valid()stays because it is what generated kernels emit (~1000 uses).Test
ctestcpputexamples + tests/st --platform a2a3simexamples + tests/st --platform a5simRe-verified after the
in_graph_local_idrename.