From 6039a8d3e58d830e0497aea92b841554eec5f60d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:27:53 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 001/215] tests: pin every operator's arg spec before the spec refactor `get_arg_spec()` is about to move out of each `op.py` and onto a shape function declared with the operator itself. That is meant to be a pure refactor -- the specs must come out identical for every operator and every configuration -- but "identical across 22 classes" is not something a reviewer can check by eye, so record it instead. `arg_spec_snapshot.json` is the pre-refactor truth, generated on devel. The test re-derives specs and diffs against it, so a shape or dtype that changes during the refactor fails loudly and names the case. Both device generations are covered. An operator reads the ShimDMA column limit at construction, so a spec can depend on the device, and one that silently differed between npu1 and npu2 would otherwise land as a correctness bug on whichever generation CI does not run. Setting a device *description* via `from_name` rather than a live device keeps this runnable anywhere -- no XRT, no NPU. Three findings while building the matrix, each now pinned by a test: - `num_aie_columns` defaults (AXPY's is 8) exceed the ShimDMA limit of narrow devices, so cases pin it rather than inherit a value that varies by width. - Presence of `get_arg_spec` proves nothing, since every class inherits the attribute. The three SwiGLU composites are `OperatorSequence` subclasses and raise from it on purpose; `test_every_operator_with_a_spec_is_covered` excludes those and fails on anything else missing from the matrix, so the gate cannot quietly start checking less. - `_SwiGLUStreamGroup` needs the optional `stream` package. It is skipped on both sides of the comparison rather than dropped, so a snapshot generated without it does not read as "case added" on a machine that has it. Verified the gate discriminates: swapping GEMM's first spec from (M, K) to (K, M) fails 20 cases across both devices with a readable diff, and reverting returns it to green. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py | 190 ++++ iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json | 1150 ++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.py | 186 ++++ 3 files changed, 1526 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.py diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..60c0791c71 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py @@ -0,0 +1,190 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Construction cases for every operator that declares an arg spec. + +Kept apart from the test that consumes them so the same matrix can be reused: +the point of this data is to pin ``get_arg_spec()`` across the refactor that +moves specs out of ``op.py`` and into a shape function on the operator itself. +A case is only useful here if it exercises a *shape or dtype* decision, so the +matrix varies the dimensions and dtypes each operator reads and ignores the +knobs it does not (tiling, channel counts, scheduling) beyond one valid value. + +Every case must construct on a device-free host -- no ``XRTTensor``, no +``pyxrt`` -- which is what lets this run as the equivalence gate anywhere. +""" + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +# (module, class name, [kwargs, ...]) +CASES = [ + # num_aie_columns is pinned everywhere it has a default, rather than left + # to the operator: the defaults (AXPY's is 8) exceed the ShimDMA limit of + # the narrow devices, so a snapshot that relied on them would record a + # different shape per device width instead of a stable one. + ("axpy", "AXPY", [dict(size=2048, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1)]), + ( + "dequant", + "Dequant", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "elementwise_add", + "ElementwiseAdd", + [dict(size=2048, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1)], + ), + ( + "elementwise_mul", + "ElementwiseMul", + [dict(size=2048, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1)], + ), + ( + "gelu", + "GELU", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "gemm", + "GEMM", + [ + # M must be a multiple of 256 and N of 512. + dict(M=256, K=64, N=512), + # b_col_maj / c_col_maj transpose the declared shapes; they are the + # reason a shape function has to stay ordinary Python. + dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, b_col_maj=True), + dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, c_col_maj=True), + dict(M=512, K=256, N=512, dtype_in="bf16", dtype_out="f32"), + ], + ), + ( + "gemv", + "GEMV", + [ + dict(M=256, K=64), + # num_batches > 1 prepends a batch dimension; == 1 must not. + dict(M=256, K=64, num_batches=4), + ], + ), + ( + "layer_norm", + "LayerNorm", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "leaky_relu", + "LeakyReLU", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "mem_copy", + "MemCopy", + [dict(size=1024, num_cores=1, num_channels=1, bypass=False, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "mha", + "MHA", + [ + # num_KV_heads == 0 means plain MHA; non-zero is grouped-query, and + # the two size the K/V buffers differently. + dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=128, d=64, num_KV_heads=0), + dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=128, d=64, num_KV_heads=2), + ], + ), + ( + "relu", + "ReLU", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "repeat", + "Repeat", + [ + dict(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4), + dict(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, dtype=np.int32), + ], + ), + ( + "rms_norm", + "RMSNorm", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ("rope", "RoPE", [dict(rows=16, cols=64)]), + ( + "sigmoid", + "Sigmoid", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ("silu", "SiLU", [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, tile_size=256)]), + ("softmax", "Softmax", [dict(rows=16, cols=64)]), + # SwiGLUDecode / SwiGLUPrefill / SwiGLUPrefillStream are deliberately absent: + # all three are OperatorSequence subclasses, and OperatorSequence raises + # from get_arg_spec() ("does not expose a unified arg spec; use + # get_layout_for_buffer()"). Only the leaf operator of that family declares + # one -- the per-group stream operator, covered here. + ( + "swiglu_prefill_stream", + "_SwiGLUStreamGroup", + [ + dict( + seq_len=128, + embedding_dim=2048, + hidden_dim=8192, + k=1, + group_index=0, + ) + ], + ), + ( + "strided_copy", + "StridedCopy", + [ + dict( + input_sizes=[1024], + input_strides=[1], + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=[1024], + output_strides=[1], + output_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=1024, + output_buffer_size=1024, + ), + dict( + input_sizes=[1024], + input_strides=[1], + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=[1024], + output_strides=[1], + output_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=1024, + output_buffer_size=1024, + dtype=np.float32, + ), + ], + ), + ( + "tanh", + "Tanh", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "transpose", + "Transpose", + [dict(M=64, N=64, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1)], + ), +] + +_DTYPE_ALIASES = {bfloat16: "bfloat16"} + + +def 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[ + 1024 + ], + "float32" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 1024 + ], + "float32" + ] + ], + "StridedCopy({\"input_buffer_size\": 1024, \"input_offset\": 0, \"input_sizes\": [1024], \"input_strides\": [1], \"output_buffer_size\": 1024, \"output_offset\": 0, \"output_sizes\": [1024], \"output_strides\": [1]})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 1024 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 1024 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], + "Tanh({\"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"size\": 1024, \"tile_size\": 256})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 1024 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 1024 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], + "Transpose({\"M\": 64, \"N\": 64, \"m\": 32, \"n\": 32, \"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"s\": 1})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 4096 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 4096 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ] + } +} diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f9fa035bf5 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.py @@ -0,0 +1,186 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Pin every operator's arg spec, so a refactor cannot change one by accident. + +``get_arg_spec()`` is moving out of each ``op.py`` and onto a shape function +declared with the operator itself. That is a pure refactor: the specs it +produces must be identical before and after, for every operator and every +configuration. "Identical" is not something a reviewer can check by eye across +22 classes, so it is recorded here instead -- ``arg_spec_snapshot.json`` is the +pre-refactor truth, generated on ``devel`` and committed alongside it. + +The snapshot covers both device generations because a spec may depend on the +device: an operator reads the ShimDMA column limit at construction, and a shape +that silently differed between npu1 and npu2 would otherwise land as a +correctness bug on whichever one CI does not run. + +Device-free: this sets a device *description* (``from_name``), never a live +one, so it runs anywhere. Regenerate deliberately with:: + + python -m iron.tests.common.arg_spec_snapshot --write + +Never regenerate to make a failure go away. A diff here means either the +refactor changed behaviour, or a spec genuinely changed and the commit that +changes it should say why. +""" + +import argparse +import importlib +import json +from pathlib import Path + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +import pytest +from aie.iron.device import from_name + +from iron.tests.common.arg_spec_cases import CASES, dtype_name + +SNAPSHOT_PATH = Path(__file__).with_name("arg_spec_snapshot.json") + +# Four columns is the widest both generations support here, and column count +# feeds the ShimDMA limit that several operators validate against. +DEVICES = ("npu1", "npu2") +N_COLS = 4 + +# Operators that need an optional third-party package to construct. These are +# skipped on both sides of the comparison when the package is absent, rather +# than dropped from the matrix: a snapshot generated without ``stream`` must +# not read as "case added" on a machine that has it, and vice versa. +OPTIONAL_REQUIREMENTS = {"_SwiGLUStreamGroup": "stream"} + + +def _unavailable_classes(): + """Class names whose optional requirement is not importable here.""" + unavailable = set() + for class_name, module_name in OPTIONAL_REQUIREMENTS.items(): + try: + importlib.import_module(module_name) + except ImportError: + unavailable.add(class_name) + return unavailable + + +def _drop_unavailable(recorded): + """Remove entries for operators whose optional requirement is missing.""" + skipped = _unavailable_classes() + return { + key: value + for key, value in recorded.items() + if key.split("(", 1)[0] not in skipped + } + + +def _record_specs(device_name): + """Return ``{case_key: [[direction, shape, dtype], ...]}`` for one device.""" + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name(device_name, n_cols=N_COLS)) + try: + recorded = {} + skipped = _unavailable_classes() + for module_name, class_name, cases in CASES: + if class_name in skipped: + continue + module = importlib.import_module(f"iron.operators.{module_name}.op") + operator_class = getattr(module, class_name) + for kwargs in cases: + # The kwargs are part of the key, so a case that is edited + # shows up as an added/removed entry rather than a silently + # changed value. + key = f"{class_name}({json.dumps(kwargs, sort_keys=True, default=str)})" + specs = operator_class(**kwargs).get_arg_spec() + recorded[key] = [ + [spec.direction, list(spec.shape), dtype_name(spec.dtype)] + for spec in specs + ] + return recorded + finally: + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def current_snapshot(): + """Derive the full snapshot from the operators as they are right now.""" + return {device: _record_specs(device) for device in DEVICES} + + +def test_snapshot_exists(): + assert SNAPSHOT_PATH.exists(), ( + f"{SNAPSHOT_PATH.name} is missing. Generate it with " + "`python -m iron.tests.common.arg_spec_snapshot --write`." + ) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("device_name", DEVICES) +def test_arg_specs_match_snapshot(device_name): + """Every operator's spec still matches what was recorded.""" + expected = _drop_unavailable(json.loads(SNAPSHOT_PATH.read_text())[device_name]) + actual = _record_specs(device_name) + + missing = sorted(set(expected) - set(actual)) + added = sorted(set(actual) - set(expected)) + assert not missing, f"[{device_name}] cases dropped from the matrix: {missing}" + assert ( + not added + ), f"[{device_name}] cases added without regenerating the snapshot: {added}" + + changed = { + key: {"recorded": expected[key], "now": actual[key]} + for key in expected + if expected[key] != actual[key] + } + assert not changed, f"[{device_name}] arg specs changed:\n" + json.dumps( + changed, indent=2, sort_keys=True + ) + + +def test_every_operator_with_a_spec_is_covered(): + """The matrix must not quietly stop covering an operator. + + A refactor that dropped an operator from CASES would still pass the + comparison above -- it would just check less. This fails instead. + """ + from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence + + covered = {class_name for _, class_name, _ in CASES} + operators_dir = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "operators" + declared = set() + for op_path in sorted(operators_dir.glob("*/op.py")): + module = importlib.import_module(f"iron.operators.{op_path.parent.name}.op") + for name, obj in vars(module).items(): + if not ( + isinstance(obj, type) + and getattr(obj, "__module__", None) == module.__name__ + and hasattr(obj, "get_arg_spec") + ): + continue + # Every class inherits the attribute, so its presence proves + # nothing. OperatorSequence subclasses are composites built from a + # runlist and raise from get_arg_spec() on purpose -- they have no + # unified spec to pin, only per-buffer layouts. + if issubclass(obj, OperatorSequence): + continue + declared.add(name) + assert ( + declared <= covered + ), f"operators missing from CASES: {sorted(declared - covered)}" + + +def main(): + parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__) + parser.add_argument( + "--write", + action="store_true", + help="regenerate the snapshot from the current operators", + ) + args = parser.parse_args() + if not args.write: + parser.error("nothing to do without --write; run under pytest to check") + SNAPSHOT_PATH.write_text( + json.dumps(current_snapshot(), indent=2, sort_keys=True) + "\n" + ) + print(f"wrote {SNAPSHOT_PATH}") + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + main() From 7d61112b53cab5d19b9450cdca2f2731b3018c42 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:44:45 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 002/215] tests: cover the shape relationships equal-size cases hide Clustering the operators by their recorded spec pattern, to find which ones could share a base, turned up two cases in this matrix that prove less than they appear to. StridedCopy read as "(in, out), same shape", which would have grouped it with the elementwise family. It is not: its input and output sizes are independent parameters, and the case simply set both to 1024. With output_buffer_size=256 it reports in (1024,), out (256,). It belongs with Dequant and Repeat instead. Transpose was only exercised square (64x64), which cannot distinguish a flat (M*N,) buffer from a shape that tracks (M, N) -- a refactor emitting (N, M) would have passed. Non-square confirms both buffers stay flat, since a transpose changes layout rather than size. Both are the same failure: a case whose parameters coincide cannot pin the relationship between them. Added a differing-size StridedCopy and a non-square Transpose. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py | 21 +++++++- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json | 64 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 84 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py index 60c0791c71..0c96c05344 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py @@ -160,6 +160,19 @@ output_buffer_size=1024, dtype=np.float32, ), + # Input and output sizes are independent here, unlike every other + # (in, out) operator. Equal-size cases alone would let a refactor + # that tied the output shape to the input pass unnoticed. + dict( + input_sizes=[1024], + input_strides=[1], + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=[256], + output_strides=[1], + output_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=1024, + output_buffer_size=256, + ), ], ), ( @@ -170,7 +183,13 @@ ( "transpose", "Transpose", - [dict(M=64, N=64, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1)], + [ + dict(M=64, N=64, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), + # Non-square, to pin that both buffers stay flat (M*N,): a transpose + # changes layout, not size. A square-only case cannot tell the two + # apart, and would let a swapped (N, M) slip through. + dict(M=64, N=128, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), + ], ), ] diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json index f66b9b38ec..bfd220a382 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json @@ -540,6 +540,22 @@ "bfloat16" ] ], + "StridedCopy({\"input_buffer_size\": 1024, \"input_offset\": 0, \"input_sizes\": [1024], \"input_strides\": [1], \"output_buffer_size\": 256, \"output_offset\": 0, \"output_sizes\": [256], \"output_strides\": [1]})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 1024 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 256 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], "Tanh({\"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"size\": 1024, \"tile_size\": 256})": [ [ "in", @@ -556,6 +572,22 @@ "bfloat16" ] ], + "Transpose({\"M\": 64, \"N\": 128, \"m\": 32, \"n\": 32, \"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"s\": 1})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 8192 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 8192 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], "Transpose({\"M\": 64, \"N\": 64, \"m\": 32, \"n\": 32, \"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"s\": 1})": [ [ "in", @@ -1114,6 +1146,22 @@ "bfloat16" ] ], + "StridedCopy({\"input_buffer_size\": 1024, \"input_offset\": 0, \"input_sizes\": [1024], \"input_strides\": [1], \"output_buffer_size\": 256, \"output_offset\": 0, \"output_sizes\": [256], \"output_strides\": [1]})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 1024 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 256 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], "Tanh({\"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"size\": 1024, \"tile_size\": 256})": [ [ "in", @@ -1130,6 +1178,22 @@ "bfloat16" ] ], + "Transpose({\"M\": 64, \"N\": 128, \"m\": 32, \"n\": 32, \"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"s\": 1})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 8192 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 8192 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], "Transpose({\"M\": 64, \"N\": 64, \"m\": 32, \"n\": 32, \"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"s\": 1})": [ [ "in", From d12210b690cd8f1936f3ed0842c6d029eba4337a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:48:22 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 003/215] tests: pin RoPE's broadcast angles angle_rows is an independent parameter constrained to divide rows, and it merely defaults to rows -- so with rows=32, angle_rows=8 the spec is in (32,64), in (8,64), out (32,64). Every case here left it defaulted, which made RoPE read as three buffers of one shape and grouped it with the elementwise binaries it is not. Third case in this matrix where coinciding parameters hid a relationship, after StridedCopy's equal buffer sizes and Transpose's square dimensions. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py | 13 +++++- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json | 52 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 64 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py index 0c96c05344..afb6a8dbb1 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py @@ -109,7 +109,18 @@ "RMSNorm", [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], ), - ("rope", "RoPE", [dict(rows=16, cols=64)]), + ( + "rope", + "RoPE", + [ + dict(rows=16, cols=64), + # angle_rows is an independent parameter that merely defaults to + # rows, so the angles buffer broadcasts. Without an explicit value + # RoPE reads as "three buffers of one shape" and would be grouped + # with the elementwise binaries, which it is not. + dict(rows=32, cols=64, angle_rows=8), + ], + ), ( "sigmoid", "Sigmoid", diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json index bfd220a382..d9de6376d9 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json @@ -434,6 +434,32 @@ "bfloat16" ] ], + "RoPE({\"angle_rows\": 8, \"cols\": 64, \"rows\": 32})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 32, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "in", + [ + 8, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 32, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], "RoPE({\"cols\": 64, \"rows\": 16})": [ [ "in", @@ -1040,6 +1066,32 @@ "bfloat16" ] ], + "RoPE({\"angle_rows\": 8, \"cols\": 64, \"rows\": 32})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 32, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "in", + [ + 8, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 32, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], "RoPE({\"cols\": 64, \"rows\": 16})": [ [ "in", From e553f764bb6983435fd43ec9e1820ffd9aaf5260 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:51:28 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 004/215] operators: separate the shape rule from the design ChanneledUnaryOperator bundles two things that do not have to travel together: the arg spec, and the design that generates the MLIR. Bundling them is why Softmax, MemCopy and Transpose each hand-wrote [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (size,)), AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (size,))] instead of inheriting it -- they share the shape rule with the elementwise activations but emit completely different MLIR, so the base was not available to them. Split the two. same_shape_unary() and same_shape_binary() are plain functions, so an operator reuses a shape rule by calling it rather than by inheriting a design it does not want. Thirteen operators now route through them: the seven on ChanneledUnaryOperator, the three on BinaryElementwiseOperator, plus Softmax, MemCopy and Transpose. Also add reads/writes predicates and nbytes() to AIERuntimeArgSpec. Callers that want to know whether a step touches a buffer compare `direction` against a set inline, which is fine until "inout" appears -- it must answer yes to both, and a caller that partitions arguments into inputs and outputs counts it once and places it wrong. Liveness analysis for memory planning is exactly such a caller. Four operators that look like they belong in these clusters do not, each verified against the code rather than the spec shape alone: - RoPE's angles broadcast (angle_rows defaults to rows but is independent, so rows=32/angle_rows=8 gives in (32,64), in (8,64), out (32,64)). - StridedCopy's input and output sizes are independent parameters. - RMSNorm carries an optional weight between its input and output. - Dequant, Repeat, GEMM, GEMV and MHA have shapes that genuinely differ. Specs are unchanged: the snapshot gate passes untouched across all 22 operators on both device generations. Full suite is 35 failed / 40 errors before and after -- the XRT-dependent tests, which cannot run on a host without a device. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/__init__.py | 2 + iron/common/base.py | 47 ++++++++++++ iron/common/operator_bases.py | 18 ++--- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 7 +- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 7 +- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 9 +-- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py | 97 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ 7 files changed, 162 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index f448a6d654..74a8868625 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -8,6 +8,8 @@ MLIROperator, CompositeOperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, + same_shape_unary, + same_shape_binary, ) from .operator_bases import ChanneledUnaryOperator, BinaryElementwiseOperator from .context import AIEContext diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index e2ab3ceed0..0e66562104 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -213,3 +213,50 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: raise ValueError( f"Invalid direction {self.direction!r}: must be one of 'in', 'out', 'inout'" ) + + @property + def reads(self) -> bool: + """Whether the step consumes this buffer. + + Asking the question directly, rather than comparing ``direction`` + against a set at each call site, is what lets ``"inout"`` answer yes to + both this and :attr:`writes` -- which is the case a liveness analysis + gets wrong if it partitions arguments into inputs and outputs. + """ + return self.direction in {"in", "inout"} + + @property + def writes(self) -> bool: + """Whether the step produces this buffer.""" + return self.direction in {"out", "inout"} + + def nbytes(self) -> int: + """Size of this argument in bytes.""" + return int(np.prod(self.shape) * np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize) + + +def same_shape_unary(size, dtype=bfloat16): + """One input and one output of identical shape. + + Shared by every elementwise activation and by the operators that move or + relayout a buffer without resizing it. Those two groups have nothing in + common in their *designs* -- a ReLU and a transpose generate very different + MLIR -- which is exactly why this is a function rather than a base class: + an operator can reuse the shape rule without inheriting a design it does + not want. + """ + shape = (size,) if isinstance(size, int) else tuple(size) + return [ + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", shape, dtype=dtype), + AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", shape, dtype=dtype), + ] + + +def same_shape_binary(size, dtype=bfloat16): + """Two inputs and one output, all of identical shape.""" + shape = (size,) if isinstance(size, int) else tuple(size) + return [ + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", shape, dtype=dtype), + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", shape, dtype=dtype), + AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", shape, dtype=dtype), + ] diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 8342db30cc..317f0c4943 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -9,7 +9,12 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils -from .base import MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec +from .base import ( + MLIROperator, + AIERuntimeArgSpec, + same_shape_unary, + same_shape_binary, +) from .context import AIEContext from .compilation import ( KernelArchiveArtifact, @@ -90,10 +95,7 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: super().__init__(context=self.context) def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.size,)), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (self.size,)), - ] + return same_shape_unary(self.size) def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: """Return the callback_args list for PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact. @@ -211,11 +213,7 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: super().__init__(context=self.context) def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.size,)), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.size,)), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (self.size,)), - ] + return same_shape_binary(self.size) def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: """Return the callback_args list for PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact. diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index a4dafc670f..11884059e5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, + same_shape_unary, KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, @@ -70,7 +70,4 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ] def get_arg_spec(self): - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.size,)), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (self.size,)), - ] + return same_shape_unary(self.size) diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index a1aa7994f1..0fc009706a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -9,12 +9,12 @@ from iron.common.operator_bases import lut_based_ops_artifacts from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, KernelArchiveArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, + same_shape_unary, ) @@ -92,10 +92,7 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): return [softmax_obj] def get_arg_spec(self): - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.size,)), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (self.size,)), - ] + return same_shape_unary(self.size) def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over ``cols``. diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 8c02c8a94d..264e2a0410 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, + same_shape_unary, KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, @@ -101,11 +101,10 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ] def get_arg_spec(self): + # A transpose relayouts a flat buffer; M*N == N*M, so both sides carry + # the same shape and only the interpretation of it changes. batch_dim = (self.num_batches,) if self.num_batches > 1 else () - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", batch_dim + (self.M * self.N,)), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", batch_dim + (self.N * self.M,)), - ] + return same_shape_unary(batch_dim + (self.M * self.N,)) def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an (M, N) matrix stored row-major.""" diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..bb59ed146f --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py @@ -0,0 +1,97 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""``AIERuntimeArgSpec``'s read/write predicates and the shared shape helpers. + +``direction`` is a string, and every caller that wanted to know whether a step +touches a buffer compared it against a set inline. That is fine until +``"inout"`` shows up: it has to answer yes to *both* questions, and a caller +that partitions arguments into inputs and outputs will count it once and place +it wrong. The liveness analysis that memory planning depends on is exactly such +a caller, so the predicates are pinned here rather than left implicit. + +The shape helpers exist because an operator's *spec* and its *design* are +separable. A ReLU and a transpose share nothing in their generated MLIR, but +both declare one input and one output of identical shape -- so the shape rule +is a function anything can call, not a base class you have to inherit. +""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec, same_shape_binary, same_shape_unary + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "direction, reads, writes", + [("in", True, False), ("out", False, True), ("inout", True, True)], +) +def test_direction_predicates(direction, reads, writes): + spec = AIERuntimeArgSpec(direction, (16,)) + assert spec.reads is reads + assert spec.writes is writes + + +def test_inout_is_both_not_either(): + """The case the string comparison gets wrong.""" + spec = AIERuntimeArgSpec("inout", (16,)) + assert spec.reads and spec.writes + + +def test_invalid_direction_is_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Invalid direction"): + AIERuntimeArgSpec("sideways", (16,)) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "dtype, itemsize", [(bfloat16, 2), (np.float32, 4), (np.int8, 1)] +) +def test_nbytes_follows_dtype(dtype, itemsize): + assert AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (4, 8), dtype=dtype).nbytes() == 4 * 8 * itemsize + + +def test_nbytes_of_a_scalar_shape(): + """An empty shape is one element, not zero bytes.""" + assert AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (), dtype=np.float32).nbytes() == 4 + + +def test_same_shape_unary_from_an_int(): + specs = same_shape_unary(1024) + assert [s.direction for s in specs] == ["in", "out"] + assert all(s.shape == (1024,) for s in specs) + + +def test_same_shape_unary_from_a_tuple(): + """Multi-dimensional shapes pass through unchanged. + + Transpose relies on this: it declares a flat ``(M*N,)`` buffer, optionally + with a leading batch dimension, and the helper must not flatten or reorder + what it is handed. + """ + specs = same_shape_unary((4, 1024)) + assert all(s.shape == (4, 1024) for s in specs) + + +def test_same_shape_binary_shapes_and_directions(): + specs = same_shape_binary(256) + assert [s.direction for s in specs] == ["in", "in", "out"] + assert all(s.shape == (256,) for s in specs) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("helper", [same_shape_unary, same_shape_binary]) +def test_helpers_default_to_bfloat16(helper): + assert all(s.dtype is bfloat16 for s in helper(64)) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("helper", [same_shape_unary, same_shape_binary]) +def test_helpers_propagate_dtype(helper): + """A helper that dropped the dtype would silently hand back the default. + + That is the bug arg_spec_dtype.py already guards for hand-written specs; + routing operators through a shared helper must not reintroduce it. + """ + specs = helper(64, dtype=np.float32) + assert all(s.dtype is np.float32 for s in specs) + assert all(s.nbytes() == 64 * 4 for s in specs) From 9e57e5e80c601b1727a5b65ef8152461fdbea30e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 15:56:58 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 005/215] operators: derive get_arg_spec from a declared shape function An operator's spec is a function of its parameters, so declare it as one. `arg_spec` is a staticmethod taking the fields it needs by name, and the base binds them via inspect.signature -- so `get_arg_spec()` stops being a method every operator reimplements and becomes something derived. `bind()` matches parameters to attributes by name, filling from fields and properties alike, and raises naming both the operator and the parameter it could not supply. That failure is the point: the hand-written kwargs dicts it replaces restated field names with nothing checking the two sides, so a rename on one side surfaced as a TypeError from inside the callee or, when the parameter had a default, as a silently wrong value compiled into a design. Converted softmax, gemm and mha. The latter two are the ones worth having: - GEMM's b_col_maj/c_col_maj transpose a declared shape rather than resize it. - MHA's shape needs a helper call (seq_len rounds up to a pipeline multiple) and a branch (num_KV_heads == 0 means K/V are as wide as Q). Neither is expressible in a declarative shape notation without that notation becoming Python, which is why these stay plain functions -- the same conclusion JAX reaches with abstract_eval and PyTorch with register_fake. Making a shape rule a function of parameters rather than of an instance also means a caller can ask what shape an operator *would* produce before building it, which is what graph capture needs to place a value it has not constructed. MHA._calculate_seq_padding becomes a staticmethod; both remaining callers go through self and are unaffected. Specs unchanged -- the snapshot gate passes across all 22 operators on both device generations. Full suite 35 failed / 40 errors before and after, the XRT-dependent tests. Deliberately not done here: binding the *design* kwargs the same way. Several design parameters are spelled differently from the field feeding them (softmax's num_elements <- size, tile_size <- cols), so that change renames design parameters, and nothing in this gate covers design output. It needs the per-operator hardware tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/base.py | 49 ++++++++- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 26 +++-- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 21 ++-- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 5 +- iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py | 144 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 225 insertions(+), 20 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 0e66562104..72ef168bbd 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -51,9 +51,54 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: """ pass - @abstractmethod + def bind(self, fn: Callable) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Collect ``fn``'s parameters from this operator's own attributes. + + Matching is by name and nothing else: a parameter is filled from the + attribute of the same name, whether that is a dataclass field or a + property. A parameter with no matching attribute and no default is an + error *here*, naming both sides -- rather than a TypeError from deep + inside a design, or worse, a silently defaulted value. + + This replaces the hand-written kwargs dict each operator used to keep, + which restated every field's name a second time and drifted from the + signature it was feeding with nothing to catch it. + """ + bound = {} + missing = [] + for name, parameter in inspect.signature(fn).parameters.items(): + if parameter.kind in ( + inspect.Parameter.VAR_POSITIONAL, + inspect.Parameter.VAR_KEYWORD, + ): + continue + if hasattr(self, name): + bound[name] = getattr(self, name) + elif parameter.default is inspect.Parameter.empty: + missing.append(name) + if missing: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(self).__name__} cannot supply {sorted(missing)} to " + f"{getattr(fn, '__qualname__', fn)}: no attribute of that name. " + f"Rename the parameter to match a field, or give it a default." + ) + return bound + def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - pass + """Return this operator's runtime argument specification. + + Derived from the ``arg_spec`` shape function the operator declares, + with its parameters bound from the operator's own fields. Operators + whose spec is not a pure function of their fields override this + instead. + """ + arg_spec = getattr(type(self), "arg_spec", None) + if arg_spec is None: + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self).__name__} declares neither an arg_spec() shape " + f"function nor a get_arg_spec() override." + ) + return arg_spec(**self.bind(arg_spec)) @abstractmethod def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index a4b8cefd91..3fc5eec75c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -168,20 +168,26 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ), ] - def get_arg_spec(self): - dtype_in = str_to_dtype(self.dtype_in) - dtype_out = str_to_dtype(self.dtype_out) + @staticmethod + def arg_spec( + M, K, N, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False, dtype_in="bf16", dtype_out="bf16" + ): + """A @ B = C, with either operand optionally stored column-major. + + The layout flags transpose a declared shape rather than resize it. + This is the case that keeps shape rules as ordinary Python: a + conditional says it plainly, and any shape-expression language able to + express it would have become Python again. + """ + a_dtype = str_to_dtype(dtype_in) + c_dtype = str_to_dtype(dtype_out) return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.M, self.K), dtype=dtype_in), # input A + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (M, K), dtype=a_dtype), # input A AIERuntimeArgSpec( - "in", - (self.K, self.N) if not self.b_col_maj else (self.N, self.K), - dtype=dtype_in, + "in", (N, K) if b_col_maj else (K, N), dtype=a_dtype ), # input B (weights) AIERuntimeArgSpec( - "out", - (self.M, self.N) if not self.c_col_maj else (self.N, self.M), - dtype=dtype_out, + "out", (N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N), dtype=c_dtype ), # output C ] diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index b7f04ec0fb..a4e9d951dc 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -104,13 +104,21 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ), ] - def get_arg_spec(self): - seq_padding = self._calculate_seq_padding(self.seq_len, self.num_of_pipelines) + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(num_heads, seq_len, d, num_KV_heads, num_of_pipelines=1): + """Q, K, V in and O out, with the sequence padded to a pipeline multiple. + + The shape depends on a helper call and a branch, neither of which a + declarative shape notation would carry: the padding rounds seq_len up, + and num_KV_heads == 0 means plain MHA, so K and V are as wide as Q + rather than grouped. + """ + seq_padding = MHA._calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_of_pipelines) # design.py declares Q/O as (heads, S_q_pad, d) and K/V as # (num_KV_heads, S_kv_pad * d); num_KV_heads == 0 means plain MHA. - kv_heads = self.num_KV_heads if self.num_KV_heads else self.num_heads - q_size = self.num_heads * self.d * seq_padding - kv_size = kv_heads * self.d * seq_padding + kv_heads = num_KV_heads if num_KV_heads else num_heads + q_size = num_heads * d * seq_padding + kv_size = kv_heads * d * seq_padding return [ AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (q_size,)), # Q AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (kv_size,)), # K @@ -118,7 +126,8 @@ def get_arg_spec(self): AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (q_size,)), # O ] - def _calculate_seq_padding(self, seq_len, num_pipeline=1): + @staticmethod + def _calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_pipeline=1): return ((seq_len + 63 * num_pipeline) // (64 * num_pipeline)) * ( 64 * num_pipeline ) diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index 0fc009706a..37ee90e742 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -91,8 +91,9 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ] return [softmax_obj] - def get_arg_spec(self): - return same_shape_unary(self.size) + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(rows, cols): + return same_shape_unary(rows * cols) def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over ``cols``. diff --git a/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py b/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ce71a0551a --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""``AIEOperatorBase.bind`` -- filling a function's parameters from an operator. + +Each operator used to carry a hand-written kwargs dict that restated its own +field names to feed a function's signature, with nothing checking the two +against each other. A field renamed on one side and not the other produced a +TypeError from inside the callee, or -- worse, when the parameter had a +default -- a silently wrong value and a design compiled against it. + +``bind`` matches by name and fails loudly at the boundary instead, naming both +the operator and the parameter it could not supply. These tests pin that +contract, including the failure, since the failure is the entire point. + +Device-free: a device *description* is enough to construct an operator. +""" + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +import pytest +from aie.iron.device import from_name + +from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec, MLIROperator +from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM +from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA +from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def device(): + """Operators read the ShimDMA limit at construction, so one must be set.""" + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name("npu2", n_cols=4)) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def test_binds_dataclass_fields_by_name(): + operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) + assert operator.bind(lambda rows, cols: None) == {"rows": 16, "cols": 64} + + +def test_binds_a_property_not_just_a_field(): + """``size`` is a property over rows*cols, and must bind like a field.""" + operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) + assert operator.bind(lambda size: None) == {"size": 1024} + + +def test_parameter_with_a_default_and_no_attribute_is_left_alone(): + """Absent means "use the default", so the default must survive.""" + operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) + assert operator.bind(lambda rows, unrelated=7: None) == {"rows": 16} + + +def test_missing_parameter_names_both_sides(): + operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) + with pytest.raises(TypeError) as excinfo: + operator.bind(lambda rows, no_such_field: None) + message = str(excinfo.value) + assert "Softmax" in message + assert "no_such_field" in message + + +def test_var_kwargs_are_not_bound(): + """``**kwargs`` accepts anything, so there is nothing to supply for it.""" + operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) + assert operator.bind(lambda rows, **kwargs: None) == {"rows": 16} + + +def test_get_arg_spec_derives_from_the_declared_shape_function(): + operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) + assert operator.get_arg_spec() == Softmax.arg_spec(rows=16, cols=64) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "operator, kwargs", + [ + (GEMM, dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, b_col_maj=True)), + (MHA, dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=100, d=64, num_KV_heads=2)), + ], +) +def test_shape_functions_are_callable_without_an_operator(operator, kwargs): + """A shape rule is a function of parameters, not of an instance. + + This is what lets a caller ask "what shape would this produce?" before + committing to build the operator -- the property graph capture needs to + place a value it has not constructed yet. + """ + from_instance = operator(**kwargs).get_arg_spec() + from_function = operator.arg_spec(**kwargs) + assert from_instance == from_function + + +def test_operator_without_a_shape_function_says_so(): + """The base must not silently return an empty spec.""" + + class Specless(MLIROperator): + def set_up_artifacts(self): + pass + + def get_callable(self): + pass + + def get_mlir_artifact(self): + pass + + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + return [] + + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="Specless"): + Specless().get_arg_spec() + + +def test_gemm_layout_flags_transpose_rather_than_resize(): + """The conditional the shape function exists to express.""" + plain = GEMM.arg_spec(M=256, K=64, N=512) + b_major = GEMM.arg_spec(M=256, K=64, N=512, b_col_maj=True) + c_major = GEMM.arg_spec(M=256, K=64, N=512, c_col_maj=True) + + assert plain[1].shape == (64, 512) and b_major[1].shape == (512, 64) + assert plain[2].shape == (256, 512) and c_major[2].shape == (512, 256) + # Transposing a layout must not change how many bytes move. + assert plain[1].nbytes() == b_major[1].nbytes() + assert plain[2].nbytes() == c_major[2].nbytes() + + +def test_mha_pads_the_sequence_and_groups_kv(): + """The helper call and the branch, both outside any declarative notation.""" + grouped = MHA.arg_spec(num_heads=8, seq_len=100, d=64, num_KV_heads=2) + plain = MHA.arg_spec(num_heads=8, seq_len=100, d=64, num_KV_heads=0) + + # 100 rounds up to 128, so Q is 8 heads * 64 * 128. + assert grouped[0].shape == (8 * 64 * 128,) + # Grouped K/V are narrower than Q; plain K/V are exactly as wide. + assert grouped[1].shape == (2 * 64 * 128,) + assert plain[1].shape == plain[0].shape + assert [spec.direction for spec in grouped] == ["in", "in", "in", "out"] + + +def test_arg_spec_returns_specs_not_tuples(): + """Callers read .direction/.shape/.dtype, so the type matters.""" + for spec in Softmax.arg_spec(rows=16, cols=64): + assert isinstance(spec, AIERuntimeArgSpec) From e02bf162b90693eb820b45288bba0231de8abcbd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 16:01:53 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 006/215] operators: convert the remaining specs to shape functions Every operator whose spec is a function of its parameters now says so. The eight remaining conversions plus both shared bases, leaving one override. Several were not mechanical, and the shape function is where the reason now lives rather than in an instance attribute computed at construction: - Dequant derived input_size in __post_init__; the packing rule (two 4-bit values per byte, plus a bf16 scale and zero point per group) is now stated where the shape is. - RoPE's angles broadcast, so angle_rows defaults to rows inside the function rather than only in __post_init__ -- otherwise the rule would be correct when bound from an operator and wrong when called directly. - GEMV and Transpose carry no batch dimension at all when num_batches == 1, rather than one of extent 1. - RMSNorm's optional weight sits between input and output, which is why it is not a same-shape unary despite both ends matching. - StridedCopy's two sizes are independent: it may gather from a large buffer into a small one. _SwiGLUStreamGroup keeps a get_arg_spec() override. Its spec comes from the exported workload graph reached through an instance attribute, so it is not a function of the operator's fields -- exactly the case the override exists for. That leaves 21 of 22 operators declaring a shape rule callable without an instance, which is what graph capture needs to place a value before building the operator that produces it. Specs unchanged: the snapshot gate passes across all 22 operators on both device generations. Full suite 35 failed / 40 errors, matching baseline. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 10 ++++++---- iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 10 +++++++--- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 13 ++++++++----- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 5 +++-- iron/operators/repeat/op.py | 9 ++++----- iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 16 +++++++++------- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 11 +++++++---- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 9 ++++++--- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 7 ++++--- 9 files changed, 54 insertions(+), 36 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 317f0c4943..872340f82d 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -94,8 +94,9 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: ) super().__init__(context=self.context) - def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - return same_shape_unary(self.size) + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(size) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: + return same_shape_unary(size) def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: """Return the callback_args list for PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact. @@ -212,8 +213,9 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: ) super().__init__(context=self.context) - def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - return same_shape_binary(self.size) + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(size) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: + return same_shape_binary(size) def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: """Return the callback_args list for PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact. diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index b919b6f87b..c771269455 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -76,8 +76,12 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ) ] - def get_arg_spec(self): + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(size, group_size=32): + # Packed input: two 4-bit values per byte, plus a bf16 scale and zero + # point per group. __post_init__ caches these as input_size/output_size. + input_size = (size // 2) + (size // group_size) * 2 return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.input_size,), dtype=np.uint8), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (self.output_size,), dtype=bfloat16), + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (input_size,), dtype=np.uint8), + AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (size,), dtype=bfloat16), ] diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index f7c363b28a..b72e8fce69 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -141,12 +141,15 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ] return [matvec_obj] - def get_arg_spec(self): - batch_dim = (self.num_batches,) if self.num_batches > 1 else () + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(M, K, num_batches=1): + # A single batch carries no batch dimension at all, rather than one of + # extent 1, so the unbatched shapes stay exactly as they were. + batch_dim = (num_batches,) if num_batches > 1 else () return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", batch_dim + (self.M, self.K)), # matrix - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", batch_dim + (self.K,)), # vector - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", batch_dim + (self.M,)), # output + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", batch_dim + (M, K)), # matrix + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", batch_dim + (K,)), # vector + AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", batch_dim + (M,)), # output ] def reference(self, A, B): diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index 11884059e5..39f35b5970 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -69,5 +69,6 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ) ] - def get_arg_spec(self): - return same_shape_unary(self.size) + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(size): + return same_shape_unary(size) diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py index 5326827d2a..50d40c533b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py @@ -54,12 +54,11 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): def get_kernel_artifacts(self): return [] - def get_arg_spec(self): + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(rows, cols, repeat, dtype=bfloat16): return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.rows, self.cols), dtype=self.dtype), - AIERuntimeArgSpec( - "out", (self.rows * self.repeat, self.cols), dtype=self.dtype - ), + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (rows, cols), dtype=dtype), + AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (rows * repeat, cols), dtype=dtype), ] def reference(self, x): diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index fcc6a60e7f..2427d195e7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -114,13 +114,15 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ) return artifacts - def get_arg_spec(self): - specs = [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.size // self.tile_size, self.tile_size))] - if self.weighted: - specs.append(AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.tile_size,))) - specs.append( - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (self.size // self.tile_size, self.tile_size)) - ) + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(size, tile_size, weighted=False): + # The optional weight sits between input and output, so this is not a + # same-shape unary even though the two ends match. + rows = (size // tile_size, tile_size) + specs = [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", rows)] + if weighted: + specs.append(AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (tile_size,))) + specs.append(AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", rows)) return specs def reference(self, x, w=None): diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 8e084ed265..422af3e7af 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -81,11 +81,14 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ), ] - def get_arg_spec(self): + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(rows, cols, angle_rows=None): + # The angles broadcast: angle_rows divides rows, and defaults to it. + angle_rows = rows if angle_rows is None else angle_rows return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.rows, self.cols)), # input tensor - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.angle_rows, self.cols)), # angles - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (self.rows, self.cols)), # output + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (rows, cols)), # input tensor + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (angle_rows, cols)), # angles + AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (rows, cols)), # output ] def reference(self, x, angles): diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index 574f59034f..6e5bd7ead5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -93,8 +93,11 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): def get_kernel_artifacts(self): return [] - def get_arg_spec(self): + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, dtype=bfloat16): + # The two sizes are independent: a strided copy may gather from a large + # buffer into a small one. return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (int(self.input_buffer_size),), dtype=self.dtype), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (int(self.output_buffer_size),), dtype=self.dtype), + AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (int(input_buffer_size),), dtype=dtype), + AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (int(output_buffer_size),), dtype=dtype), ] diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 264e2a0410..97fa87d1d7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -100,11 +100,12 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ), ] - def get_arg_spec(self): + @staticmethod + def arg_spec(M, N, num_batches=1): # A transpose relayouts a flat buffer; M*N == N*M, so both sides carry # the same shape and only the interpretation of it changes. - batch_dim = (self.num_batches,) if self.num_batches > 1 else () - return same_shape_unary(batch_dim + (self.M * self.N,)) + batch_dim = (num_batches,) if num_batches > 1 else () + return same_shape_unary(batch_dim + (M * N,)) def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an (M, N) matrix stored row-major.""" From ee9d87ce8f04b1636ed5b8d1f3187fda6ffe1a31 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 16:30:12 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 007/215] tests: check catalog laziness in a fresh interpreter, against the catalog Two problems, one surfaced by my own change. The check read this process's sys.modules, so it measured session history rather than the import graph. Adding a test that imports MHA at module scope (operator_binding.py) broke it, even though the catalog was still perfectly lazy -- and the converse is worse: a session that happened not to touch MHA would pass even if the catalog had turned eager. Running the import in a subprocess reads the graph itself and is order-independent. The witnesses were also wrong in spirit. The docstring I first wrote claimed MHA and swiglu_decode were "expensive to import"; measured, MHA imports in 180ms against ReLU's 198ms and pulls in no top-level module ReLU does not. They were never expensive -- they were arbitrary catalog members standing in for "the rest of the catalog", which is what PEP 562 re-export (iron/operators/__init__.py) actually saves. So drive the test from _OPERATOR_MODULES instead: all fourteen operators are covered, and one added to the table is covered without touching a test. Doing that immediately found something the two witnesses could not: composite operators legitimately import their parts. SwiGLUDecode pulls in elementwise_mul, gemv and silu because it is an OperatorSequence built from them. So leaves are held to "imports nothing but itself" and composites to "does not import the entire catalog", which is the regression that matters. Added a guard-the-guard test as well. Every other assertion here is about a module being absent, so a probe that silently imported nothing -- or a typo in a module name -- would make them all vacuously true. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py | 89 +++++++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 83 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py index a40bb2a558..8774b8ac7e 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py @@ -1,14 +1,91 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Importing one operator must not import the rest of the catalog.""" +"""Importing one operator must not import the rest of the catalog. +``iron.operators`` re-exports lazily (PEP 562), so ``from iron.operators import +GEMM`` should pull in ``iron.operators.gemm.op`` and nothing else. What that +saves is importing all fourteen operator modules and their designs, not the +cost of any one of them -- MHA, long named here as a witness, actually imports +slightly faster than ReLU. + +Two things this does differently from a direct ``sys.modules`` check: + +* It runs in a fresh interpreter. ``sys.modules`` records what the whole + *session* imported, so a sibling test importing an operator for its own + reasons fails this one while the catalog is still perfectly lazy -- and a + session that happens not to touch that operator passes even if the catalog + turned eager. Process history gives a false signal in both directions. +* It reads the catalog's own table rather than naming witnesses, so an + operator added to ``_OPERATOR_MODULES`` is covered without touching a test. +""" + +import subprocess import sys -from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd +import pytest + +from iron.operators import _OPERATOR_MODULES + + +def _modules_after_importing(name): + """Import `name` from the catalog in a fresh interpreter; list what came with it.""" + program = ( + "import sys\n" + f"from iron.operators import {name}\n" + f"assert {name}.__name__ == {name!r}\n" + # Only the .op modules: importing an operator necessarily creates the + # namespace package around it, which says nothing about laziness. + "print('\\n'.join(sorted(m for m in sys.modules " + "if m.startswith('iron.operators.') and m.endswith('.op'))))\n" + ) + result = subprocess.run( + [sys.executable, "-c", program], capture_output=True, text=True + ) + assert result.returncode == 0, result.stderr + return set(result.stdout.split()) + + +def _is_composite(name): + """Whether `name` is built from other operators rather than from a kernel. + + A composite is an OperatorSequence: it holds a runlist of other operators, + so importing it must import them. That is composition, not an eager + catalog, and the two need different expectations. + """ + from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron import operators + + return issubclass(getattr(operators, name), OperatorSequence) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("name", sorted(_OPERATOR_MODULES)) +def test_importing_one_operator_imports_no_unrelated_operator(name): + own = f"iron.operators.{_OPERATOR_MODULES[name]}.op" + imported = _modules_after_importing(name) + others = sorted(imported - {own}) + + if not _is_composite(name): + assert ( + not others + ), f"importing {name} also imported {others}; the catalog is not lazy" + else: + # A composite may import its parts, but never the whole catalog -- + # that is the regression this guards against. + catalog = {f"iron.operators.{m}.op" for m in _OPERATOR_MODULES.values()} + assert len(imported) < len(catalog), ( + f"importing {name} imported the entire catalog ({sorted(imported)}); " + "a composite should pull in only the operators it is built from" + ) + +def test_the_check_can_observe_an_import(): + """Guard the guard. -def test_lazy_catalog_does_not_import_mha(): - assert ElementwiseAdd.__name__ == "ElementwiseAdd" - assert "iron.operators.mha.op" not in sys.modules - assert "iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op" not in sys.modules + Every assertion above is about a module being *absent*, so a subprocess + that silently imported nothing -- or a name typo -- would make them all + vacuously true. This pins that the probe does observe the module the + operator legitimately needs. + """ + imported = _modules_after_importing("GEMM") + assert "iron.operators.gemm.op" in imported From 4340332128bcd03118233065391052f28b6115b0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 17:04:06 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 008/215] operators: bind design parameters instead of restating them Each operator kept a hand-written map from its own fields to its design's signature -- GEMM's ran to eighteen entries, StridedCopy passed twelve positionally -- with nothing checking the two sides against each other. A field renamed on one side and not the other surfaced as a TypeError from inside the design, or, when the parameter had a default, as a silently wrong value compiled into a kernel. DesignGenerator now takes bind_from and fills the signature from the operator at call time. Binding late matters: design modules are imported lazily because they pull in the MLIR dialects, and reading a signature any earlier would defeat that. Explicit kwargs still win, so an operator can override or pass something it does not store. Converted StridedCopy (12 positional + 3 keys -> 0), Softmax (9 -> 0), GEMV (7 positional + 3 keys -> 0), MHA (12 -> 3) and GEMM (18 -> 7), aligning design parameter names to the operator's vocabulary where the rename was unambiguous. Two stopped short deliberately. GEMM keeps m/k/n and friends explicit: those are single letters appearing 30-odd times across a 400-line design, and a substitution could silently merge a parameter with an unrelated loop variable in a way the hardware tests would not reliably catch. MHA keeps S_q/S_kv because they are distinct design parameters that merely happen to be equal here, so neither can bind from seq_len. Both are better settled when op.py and design.py merge and the naming can be decided in one place. dev, trace_size and verbose move to the base, since every design takes them and no operator stored them. trace_size is a plain class attribute rather than a property: OperatorSequence and LayerNorm both assign self.trace_size, and a property without a setter cannot be shadowed by an instance attribute -- as a property it took the fusion suite from 80 passed to 80 failed. It is also unannotated so dataclass subclasses do not adopt it as a field. GEMM's kernel object name was written out twice, once for the design to link against and once for the artifact to build; they are now one property, so the object built and the object linked cannot drift apart. Verified on a Strix npu2: iron/tests 470 passed, converted operators 325 passed, fusion suite 80/80, arg-spec snapshot unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/base.py | 34 ++++++++- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 13 +++- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 42 +++++++---- iron/operators/gemv/design.py | 114 ++++++++++++++++-------------- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 21 +----- iron/operators/mha/design.py | 94 ++++++++++++------------ iron/operators/mha/op.py | 16 ++--- iron/operators/softmax/design.py | 18 ++--- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 14 +--- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 21 +----- 10 files changed, 204 insertions(+), 183 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 72ef168bbd..65c2282390 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -51,9 +51,13 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: """ pass - def bind(self, fn: Callable) -> dict[str, Any]: + def bind(self, fn: Callable, skip: Any = ()) -> dict[str, Any]: """Collect ``fn``'s parameters from this operator's own attributes. + ``skip`` names parameters the caller supplies itself; they are neither + bound nor reported missing, so an explicit value can stand in for an + attribute the operator does not have. + Matching is by name and nothing else: a parameter is filled from the attribute of the same name, whether that is a dataclass field or a property. A parameter with no matching attribute and no default is an @@ -72,6 +76,8 @@ def bind(self, fn: Callable) -> dict[str, Any]: inspect.Parameter.VAR_KEYWORD, ): continue + if name in skip: + continue if hasattr(self, name): bound[name] = getattr(self, name) elif parameter.default is inspect.Parameter.empty: @@ -131,6 +137,32 @@ def add_artifacts(self, artifacts: list[CompilationArtifact]) -> None: for artifact in artifacts: self.artifacts.add(artifact) + # Parameters every design takes but no operator stores. Exposing them as + # attributes is what lets bind() fill a design's signature whole, instead + # of each operator keeping a dict to splice them in by hand. + + @property + def dev(self): + """The device a design is generated for.""" + return aie_utils.get_current_device() + + # Bytes of trace buffer to emit; 0 disables tracing, which is what every + # hand-written kwargs dict passed. Deliberately a plain class attribute + # rather than a property: OperatorSequence and LayerNorm both assign + # self.trace_size, and a property without a setter cannot be shadowed by + # an instance attribute -- it raises instead. Left unannotated so that + # dataclass subclasses do not pick it up as a field. + trace_size = 0 + + @property + def verbose(self) -> bool: + """Whether a design should log while generating. + + Read off the context, which is where the setting already lived; every + operator that passed this spelled it ``mlir_verbose`` by hand. + """ + return getattr(self.context, "mlir_verbose", False) + def _serialize_param(v: object) -> str: """Convert a parameter value to a filesystem-safe string for operator names.""" diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 22e7ef1bb9..099ae84d48 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -64,6 +64,7 @@ class DesignGenerator: fn_name: str args: tuple = () kwargs: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict) + bind_from: Any = None def __call__(self) -> str: spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( @@ -71,7 +72,17 @@ def __call__(self) -> str: ) module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) spec.loader.exec_module(module) - return str(getattr(module, self.fn_name)(*self.args, **self.kwargs)) + fn = getattr(module, self.fn_name) + + kwargs = self.kwargs + if self.bind_from is not None: + # Bind here rather than at construction: the design module is + # imported lazily (it pulls in the MLIR dialects), and reading its + # signature any earlier would defeat that. Explicit kwargs win, so + # an operator can still override or pass something it does not + # store as an attribute. + kwargs = {**self.bind_from.bind(fn, skip=self.kwargs), **self.kwargs} + return str(fn(*self.args, **kwargs)) def plan( diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 3fc5eec75c..4f84267b52 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -92,6 +92,20 @@ def _kernel_flags_suffix(self): """Suffix encoding compile-time flags that affect the kernel binary.""" return f"_{int(self.prio_accuracy)}_{int(self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16)}_{int(self.round_conv_even)}" + @property + def kernel_object(self): + """Object file this design links against. + + Every tiling and layout choice that changes the emitted kernel is in + the name, so two GEMMs that differ in any of them cannot collide on + one object. + """ + return ( + f"gemm_{self.tile_m}x{self.tile_k}x{self.tile_n}" + f"_{int(self.b_col_maj)}_{int(self.c_col_maj)}" + f"{self._kernel_flags_suffix}.o" + ) + def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", @@ -99,26 +113,23 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): self.operator_dir / "design.py", "my_matmul", (), - { - "dev": aie_utils.get_current_device(), - "M": self.M, - "K": self.K, - "N": self.N, + # Eleven of this design's parameters are named exactly as the + # operator names them and bind automatically. The rest are + # spelled differently by the design; renaming m/k/n there would + # mean a single-letter substitution across 30-odd sites, which + # could silently merge a parameter with an unrelated loop + # variable, so they stay explicit until op.py and design.py + # merge and the whole naming can be settled in one place. + kwargs={ "m": self.tile_m, "k": self.tile_k, "n": self.tile_n, "n_aie_cols": self.num_aie_columns, "dtype_in_str": self.dtype_in, "dtype_out_str": self.dtype_out, - "b_col_maj": int(self.b_col_maj), - "c_col_maj": int(self.c_col_maj), - "use_scalar": self.use_scalar, - "emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16": self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, - "prio_accuracy": self.prio_accuracy, - "separate_c_tiles": int(self.separate_c_tiles), - "trace_size": 0, - "kernel_object": f"gemm_{self.tile_m}x{self.tile_k}x{self.tile_n}_{int(self.b_col_maj)}_{int(self.c_col_maj)}{self._kernel_flags_suffix}.o", + "kernel_object": self.kernel_object, }, + bind_from=self, ), ) @@ -154,7 +165,10 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): mm_source = self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" return [ KernelObjectArtifact( - f"gemm_{self.tile_m}x{self.tile_k}x{self.tile_n}_{int(self.b_col_maj)}_{int(self.c_col_maj)}{self._kernel_flags_suffix}.o", + # Same name the design links against -- one expression, so the + # object that gets built and the object that gets linked cannot + # drift apart. + self.kernel_object, extra_flags=kernel_flags, dependencies=[SourceArtifact(mm_source)], ), diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/design.py b/iron/operators/gemv/design.py index 5fffe70d30..6c14cfc6b6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/design.py @@ -13,48 +13,58 @@ """ Matrix-vector design -Calls into the mv.cc kernel code. That kernel computes `m_input` output rows per call. +Calls into the mv.cc kernel code. That kernel computes `tile_size_input` output rows per call. - - cols: Number of AIE columns to split work across + - num_aie_columns: Number of AIE columns to split work across - M: number of rows in the matrix - K: number of columns in the matrix == number of rows in the vector - - m_input: number of input rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of input A - - m_output: number of output rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of output C + - tile_size_input: number of input rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of input A + - tile_size_output: number of output rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of output C - num_batches: number of iterations of this mat-vec to perform on contiguous matrices and vectors in memory (results concatenated) """ def my_matvec( dev, - cols, + num_aie_columns, M, K, - m_input, - m_output=None, + tile_size_input, + tile_size_output=None, num_batches=1, kernel_object="mv.o", func_prefix="", verbose=False, epilogue="none", ): - if m_output is None: - m_output = m_input + if tile_size_output is None: + tile_size_output = tile_size_input if verbose: print(f"Device: {dev}") print(f"Matrix dimensions: M={M}, K={K}") - print(f"Tiling: m_input={m_input}, m_output={m_output}") - print(f"Columns: {cols}") + print( + f"Tiling: tile_size_input={tile_size_input}, tile_size_output={tile_size_output}" + ) + print(f"Columns: {num_aie_columns}") # The reason for the following requirement is because we first acquire output rows from the C FIFO, then fill those acquiring rows of the A input. assert ( - m_output % m_input == 0 and m_output >= m_input - ), "m_output must be a multiple of m_input" - assert m_output <= M // cols, "m_output must be less than or equal to M/cols" - assert (M // cols) % m_output == 0, "m_output must evenly divide M/cols" - assert m_input <= M // cols, "m_input must be less than or equal to M/cols" - assert (M // cols) % m_input == 0, "m_input must evenly divide M/cols" + tile_size_output % tile_size_input == 0 and tile_size_output >= tile_size_input + ), "tile_size_output must be a multiple of tile_size_input" + assert ( + tile_size_output <= M // num_aie_columns + ), "tile_size_output must be less than or equal to M/num_aie_columns" + assert ( + M // num_aie_columns + ) % tile_size_output == 0, "tile_size_output must evenly divide M/num_aie_columns" + assert ( + tile_size_input <= M // num_aie_columns + ), "tile_size_input must be less than or equal to M/num_aie_columns" + assert ( + M // num_aie_columns + ) % tile_size_input == 0, "tile_size_input must evenly divide M/num_aie_columns" vectorized = True dtype_in = np.dtype[bfloat16] @@ -62,17 +72,17 @@ def my_matvec( dtype_out = np.dtype[bfloat16] dtype_out_str = "bf16" - assert M % cols == 0 + assert M % num_aie_columns == 0 L1_A_ty = np.ndarray[ ( - m_input, + tile_size_input, K, ), dtype_in, ] L1_B_ty = np.ndarray[(K,), dtype_in] - L1_C_ty = np.ndarray[(m_output,), dtype_out] + L1_C_ty = np.ndarray[(tile_size_output,), dtype_out] L3_A_ty = np.ndarray[ (num_batches * M * K,), dtype_in, @@ -86,15 +96,15 @@ def my_matvec( f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", [np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], ) - # Optional fused activation over the full m_output C-tile, applied once per tile in core_body - # (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all rows) rather than per matvec call, whose m_input + # Optional fused activation over the full tile_size_output C-tile, applied once per tile in core_body + # (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all rows) rather than per matvec call, whose tile_size_input # tile can be smaller than the 16-wide activation vector. assert epilogue in ("none", "gelu") gelu_kernel = None if epilogue == "gelu": assert ( - m_output % 16 == 0 - ), f"gelu epilogue needs m_output % 16 == 0 (got {m_output})" + tile_size_output % 16 == 0 + ), f"gelu epilogue needs tile_size_output % 16 == 0 (got {tile_size_output})" gelu_kernel = Kernel( f"{func_prefix}gelu_tile_bf16", f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", @@ -102,31 +112,31 @@ def my_matvec( ) A_L3L1_fifos = [ - ObjectFifo(L1_A_ty, name=f"A_L3L1_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(cols) + ObjectFifo(L1_A_ty, name=f"A_L3L1_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(num_aie_columns) ] B_L3L1_fifos = [ - ObjectFifo(L1_B_ty, name=f"B_L3L1_{i}", depth=1) for i in range(cols) + ObjectFifo(L1_B_ty, name=f"B_L3L1_{i}", depth=1) for i in range(num_aie_columns) ] C_L1L3_fifos = [ - ObjectFifo(L1_C_ty, name=f"C_L1L3_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(cols) + ObjectFifo(L1_C_ty, name=f"C_L1L3_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(num_aie_columns) ] def core_body(A_L3L1_fifo, B_L3L1_fifo, C_L1L3_fifo, matvec, gelu_kernel=None): one_idx = index.constant(1) for _ in range_(0xFFFFFFFF): # batch dim handled as part of this loop b = B_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) - # The kernel function computes m output rows; each core is responsible for (M/cols) output rows, so we need to call the kernel (M/cols)/m times. - for i_idx in range_(M // m_output // cols): + # The kernel function computes m output rows; each core is responsible for (M/num_aie_columns) output rows, so we need to call the kernel (M/num_aie_columns)/m times. + for i_idx in range_(M // tile_size_output // num_aie_columns): c = C_L1L3_fifo.acquire(1) i_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), i_idx) - for j_idx in range_(m_output // m_input): + for j_idx in range_(tile_size_output // tile_size_input): j_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), j_idx) - output_row_offset = j_i32 * m_input + output_row_offset = j_i32 * tile_size_input a = A_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) - matvec(m_input, output_row_offset, a, b, c) + matvec(tile_size_input, output_row_offset, a, b, c) A_L3L1_fifo.release(1) if gelu_kernel is not None: - gelu_kernel(m_output, c) + gelu_kernel(tile_size_output, c) C_L1L3_fifo.release(1) B_L3L1_fifo.release(1) @@ -141,23 +151,23 @@ def core_body(A_L3L1_fifo, B_L3L1_fifo, C_L1L3_fifo, matvec, gelu_kernel=None): ] + ([gelu_kernel] if epilogue == "gelu" else []), ) - for i in range(cols) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) ] # Distribution pattern for the input matrix A: each AIE core gets a contiguous chunk of rows. - # The input matrix in DDR is MxK-sized (row-major); each core processes (M/cols)xK-sized matrices in chunks of mxK-sized tiles. + # The input matrix in DDR is MxK-sized (row-major); each core processes (M/num_aie_columns)xK-sized matrices in chunks of mxK-sized tiles. # The chunking into mxK-sized tiles happens in the ObjectFIFO; the shim puts all data on the stream in sequence. A_taps = [ [ TensorAccessPattern( tensor_dims=L3_A_ty.__args__[0], - offset=col * (M // cols) * K + batch * M * K, - sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // cols) * K], + offset=col * (M // num_aie_columns) * K + batch * M * K, + sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // num_aie_columns) * K], strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], ) for batch in range(num_batches) ] - for col in range(cols) + for col in range(num_aie_columns) ] # Every column gets the entirety of the vector B. @@ -174,19 +184,19 @@ def core_body(A_L3L1_fifo, B_L3L1_fifo, C_L1L3_fifo, matvec, gelu_kernel=None): [ TensorAccessPattern( tensor_dims=L3_C_ty.__args__[0], - offset=col * (M // cols) + batch * M, - sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // cols)], + offset=col * (M // num_aie_columns) + batch * M, + sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // num_aie_columns)], strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], ) for batch in range(num_batches) ] - for col in range(cols) + for col in range(num_aie_columns) ] # Batch coalescing replaces the per-batch unroll with a single iterated BD. # - # Within one batch the run is contiguous (A_run = (M//cols)*K elements). - # The batch stride is the full matrix (A_bstride = M*K), so for cols>1 each column + # Within one batch the run is contiguous (A_run = (M//num_aie_columns)*K elements). + # The batch stride is the full matrix (A_bstride = M*K), so for num_aie_columns>1 each column # gathers its own slice out of every batch with a gap in between. # # The contiguous run is then split into two wrap dims [run_hi, run_lo] ONLY to fit @@ -211,8 +221,8 @@ def split_run(run, lim=MAX_WRAP, gran=GRAN_ELEMS): return (run // lo, lo) return None - A_run, A_bstride = (M // cols) * K, M * K - C_run, C_bstride = (M // cols), M + A_run, A_bstride = (M // num_aie_columns) * K, M * K + C_run, C_bstride = (M // num_aie_columns), M A_split, C_split = split_run(A_run), split_run(C_run) coalesce = ( num_batches > 1 @@ -244,17 +254,17 @@ def coalesced_tap(L3_ty, col_off, split, bstride): f.depth >= 2 for f in C_L1L3_fifos ), "coalesced GEMV wants A/C ObjectFifo depth>=2 for fill/compute overlap" A_taps_coalesced = [ - coalesced_tap(L3_A_ty, col * (M // cols) * K, A_split, A_bstride) - for col in range(cols) + coalesced_tap(L3_A_ty, col * (M // num_aie_columns) * K, A_split, A_bstride) + for col in range(num_aie_columns) ] C_taps_coalesced = [ - coalesced_tap(L3_C_ty, col * (M // cols), C_split, C_bstride) - for col in range(cols) + coalesced_tap(L3_C_ty, col * (M // num_aie_columns), C_split, C_bstride) + for col in range(num_aie_columns) ] def sequence(A, B, C, B_L3L1_fifos_prods, A_L3L1_fifos_prods, C_L1L3_fifos_conss): tg_b = TaskGroup() - for col in range(cols): + for col in range(num_aie_columns): # Simple linear transfer of B, includes all batches in sequence B_L3L1_fifos_prods[col].fill(B, B_tap, group=tg_b) # Coalesced: one iterated BD per column covers all batches (num_waits==1, a @@ -264,10 +274,10 @@ def sequence(A, B, C, B_L3L1_fifos_prods, A_L3L1_fifos_prods, C_L1L3_fifos_conss num_waits = 1 if coalesce else num_batches for w in range(num_waits): tg_ac = TaskGroup() - for col in range(cols): + for col in range(num_aie_columns): a_tap = A_taps_coalesced[col] if coalesce else A_taps[col][w] A_L3L1_fifos_prods[col].fill(A, a_tap, group=tg_ac) - for col in range(cols): + for col in range(num_aie_columns): c_tap = C_taps_coalesced[col] if coalesce else C_taps[col][w] C_L1L3_fifos_conss[col].drain( C, diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index b72e8fce69..3ed2e3f84c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ def name(self) -> str: return f"{base}_epi{self.epilogue}" @property - def _kernel_link_file(self): + def kernel_object(self): # With the gelu epilogue the core also links the gelu kernel, so the object becomes an # archive of (matvec, gelu); the plain matvec stays a single object. if self.epilogue == "gelu": @@ -86,27 +86,12 @@ def _kernel_link_file(self): return f"gemv_{self.K}k_{self.kernel_vector_size}vs.o" def get_mlir_artifact(self): - mlir_verbose = getattr(self.context, "mlir_verbose", False) - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( self.operator_dir / "design.py", "my_matvec", - ( - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.num_aie_columns, - self.M, - self.K, - self.tile_size_input, - self.tile_size_output, - self.num_batches, - ), - { - "verbose": mlir_verbose, - "kernel_object": self._kernel_link_file, - "epilogue": self.epilogue, - }, + bind_from=self, ), ) @@ -136,7 +121,7 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): ) return [ KernelArchiveArtifact( - self._kernel_link_file, dependencies=[matvec_obj, gelu_obj] + self.kernel_object, dependencies=[matvec_obj, gelu_obj] ) ] return [matvec_obj] diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/design.py b/iron/operators/mha/design.py index f17d26fad5..cc06d7d9a2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/design.py @@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ def main(): prog="AIE Matrix Multiplication MLIR Design (Single Core)", description="Emits MLIR code for a matrix multiplication design of the given input size", ) - argparser.add_argument("--heads", type=int, default=1) + argparser.add_argument("--num_heads", type=int, default=1) argparser.add_argument("--S_q", type=int, default=256) argparser.add_argument("--S_kv", type=int, default=256) argparser.add_argument("-d", type=int, default=64) @@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ def main(): "--num_KV_heads", type=int, default=2, - help="Number of heads for Key-Value pairs", + help="Number of num_heads for Key-Value pairs", ) argparser.add_argument("--number-of-pipeline", type=int, default=1) argparser.add_argument("--emulate-bf16-mmul-with-bfp16", type=bool, default=False) @@ -84,13 +84,13 @@ def main(): maybe_module = fused_mha( dev=dev, - heads=args.heads, + num_heads=args.num_heads, S_q=args.S_q, S_kv=args.S_kv, d=args.d, B_q=args.B_q, B_kv=args.B_kv, - number_of_pipelines=args.number_of_pipeline, + num_of_pipelines=args.number_of_pipeline, num_KV_heads=args.num_KV_heads, emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=args.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, trace_size=args.trace_size, @@ -108,13 +108,13 @@ def main(): def fused_mha( dev, - heads: int, + num_heads: int, S_q: int, S_kv: int, d: int, B_q: int, B_kv: int, - number_of_pipelines: int, + num_of_pipelines: int, num_KV_heads: int, emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: bool, trace_size: int = 0, @@ -126,27 +126,27 @@ def fused_mha( enable_tracing = resolve_trace_size(trace_size) > 0 dtype_str = "bf16" - if number_of_pipelines > 6: - number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = number_of_pipelines // 2 + if num_of_pipelines > 6: + number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = num_of_pipelines // 2 else: - number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = number_of_pipelines + number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = num_of_pipelines S_q_eff = S_q S_kv_eff = S_kv - S_q_pad = ( - (S_q_eff + (B_q * number_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_q * number_of_pipelines) - ) * (B_q * number_of_pipelines) + S_q_pad = ((S_q_eff + (B_q * num_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_q * num_of_pipelines)) * ( + B_q * num_of_pipelines + ) S_kv_pad = ( - (S_kv_eff + (B_kv * number_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_kv * number_of_pipelines) - ) * (B_kv * number_of_pipelines) + (S_kv_eff + (B_kv * num_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_kv * num_of_pipelines) + ) * (B_kv * num_of_pipelines) num_q_blocks = S_q_pad // B_q num_kv_blocks = S_kv_pad // B_kv - num_q_block_per_pipeline = num_q_blocks // number_of_pipelines + num_q_block_per_pipeline = num_q_blocks // num_of_pipelines - # VJUNG: When the number of KV heads is 0, treat it as regular MHA (num_KV_heads == heads). - # Otherwise, num_KV_heads < heads indicates GQA. + # VJUNG: When the number of KV num_heads is 0, treat it as regular MHA (num_KV_heads == num_heads). + # Otherwise, num_KV_heads < num_heads indicates GQA. if num_KV_heads == 0: - num_KV_heads = heads + num_KV_heads = num_heads assert ( emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 @@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ def fused_mha( if verbose: print(f"Device: {dev}") - print(f"Number of heads: {heads}") + print(f"Number of num_heads: {num_heads}") print(f"MHA Dimensions: S_q={S_q}, S_kv={S_kv}, d={d}, B_q={B_q}, B_kv={B_kv}") print(f"Padded Dimensions: S_q_pad={S_q_pad}, S_kv_pad={S_kv_pad}") print(f"Data type: {dtype_str}") @@ -166,14 +166,14 @@ def fused_mha( print(f"Vectorized: {vectorized}") print(f"Enable tracing: {enable_tracing}") - assert num_KV_heads > 0, "Number of KV heads must be greater than 0" - assert heads > 0, "Number of heads must be greater than 0" + assert num_KV_heads > 0, "Number of KV num_heads must be greater than 0" + assert num_heads > 0, "Number of num_heads must be greater than 0" assert ( - num_KV_heads <= heads - ), "Number of KV heads must be less than or equal to number of heads" + num_KV_heads <= num_heads + ), "Number of KV num_heads must be less than or equal to number of num_heads" assert ( - heads % num_KV_heads == 0 - ), f"Number of heads ({heads}) must be divisible by number of KV heads ({num_KV_heads})" + num_heads % num_KV_heads == 0 + ), f"Number of num_heads ({num_heads}) must be divisible by number of KV num_heads ({num_KV_heads})" assert B_q % r == 0, f"B_q must be divisible by r ({B_q} % {r} != 0)" assert B_kv % t == 0, f"B_kv must be divisible by t ({B_kv} % {t} != 0)" @@ -191,7 +191,7 @@ def fused_mha( # Tensors living in DRAM Q_ty = np.ndarray[ ( - heads, + num_heads, S_q_pad, d, ), @@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ def fused_mha( depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, tile=Tile(col=6, row=1), ) # Split between N pipelines - if number_of_pipelines > 6: + if num_of_pipelines > 6: inQ2 = ObjectFifo( np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], name="inQ2", @@ -334,7 +334,7 @@ def fused_mha( a_dims = [(B_q // r, r * B_kv), (r, t), (B_kv // t, r * t), (t, 1)] memA = [] outA = [] - for i in range(number_of_pipelines): + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): memA.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memA{i}")) outA.append( memA[i] @@ -349,7 +349,7 @@ def fused_mha( memP = [] outP = [] - for i in range(number_of_pipelines): + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): memP.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memP{i}")) outP.append( memP[i] @@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ def fused_mha( # Scale buffer for partial softmax scaleOF = [] - for i in range(number_of_pipelines): + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): scaleOF.append( ObjectFifo(s_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"scaleOF{i}") ) # Local to 1 pipeline @@ -384,7 +384,7 @@ def fused_mha( depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, tile=Tile(col=6, row=1), ) # Join onto the output OF - if number_of_pipelines > 6: + if num_of_pipelines > 6: memO2 = ObjectFifo( np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], name="memO2", @@ -437,7 +437,7 @@ def batched_matmul_qk( idx_buffer[0] += 1 idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] += number_of_pipelines + idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines of_q.release(1) @@ -501,7 +501,7 @@ def softmax( idx_buffer[0] += 1 idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] += number_of_pipelines + idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines def batched_matmul_pv( of_p, @@ -607,7 +607,7 @@ def batched_matmul_pv( ### idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] += number_of_pipelines + idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines of_o_out.release(1) @@ -621,13 +621,13 @@ def batched_matmul_pv( initial_value=None, use_write_rtp=True, ) - for i in range(number_of_pipelines) + for i in range(num_of_pipelines) ] for j in range(3) ] worker_barrier_list = [ - [WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value=0) for i in range(number_of_pipelines)] + [WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value=0) for i in range(num_of_pipelines)] for j in range(3) ] @@ -635,7 +635,7 @@ def batched_matmul_pv( matmul_workers = [] softmax_workers = [] matmul_pv_workers = [] - for i in range(number_of_pipelines): + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): idx_buffer_qk = Buffer( initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), name=f"idx_buffer_qk_{i}", @@ -717,7 +717,7 @@ def batched_matmul_pv( # Define tensor access patterns for inputs/outputs # A and B are tiled across M and N respectively, while C is tiled across M and N Q_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) + (num_heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) ) K_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( @@ -729,7 +729,7 @@ def batched_matmul_pv( ) O_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) + (num_heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) ) def print_tap_seq_info(tap_seq, name): @@ -777,34 +777,34 @@ def legalize_tas(tas: TensorAccessSequence): # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array inQ_h = inQ.prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0)) - inQ2_h = inQ2.prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0)) if number_of_pipelines > 6 else None + inQ2_h = inQ2.prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0)) if num_of_pipelines > 6 else None inK_h = inK.prod(tile=Tile(col=5, row=0)) inV_h = inV.prod(tile=Tile(col=6, row=0)) memO_h = memO.cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0)) - memO2_h = memO2.cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0)) if number_of_pipelines > 6 else None + memO2_h = memO2.cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0)) if num_of_pipelines > 6 else None def sequence(Q, K, V, O, inQ_h, inQ2_h, inK_h, inV_h, memO_h, memO2_h): for j in range(3): - for i in range(number_of_pipelines): + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): mha_rtps_list[j][i][0] = num_q_block_per_pipeline mha_rtps_list[j][i][1] = num_kv_blocks mha_rtps_list[j][i][2] = S_q_eff mha_rtps_list[j][i][3] = S_kv_eff for j in range(3): - for i in range(number_of_pipelines): + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): worker_barrier_list[j][i].set(1) - for head_idx in range(heads): + for head_idx in range(num_heads): - kv_head_idx = head_idx // (heads // num_KV_heads) + kv_head_idx = head_idx // (num_heads // num_KV_heads) for q_block_idx in range(num_q_block_per_pipeline): # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. tg = TaskGroup() - if number_of_pipelines > 6: + if num_of_pipelines > 6: inQ_h.fill( Q, tap=Q_tiles[ @@ -840,7 +840,7 @@ def sequence(Q, K, V, O, inQ_h, inQ2_h, inK_h, inV_h, memO_h, memO2_h): group=tg, ) - if number_of_pipelines > 6: + if num_of_pipelines > 6: memO_h.drain( O, tap=O_tiles[ diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index a4e9d951dc..9e9a87a2de 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -49,20 +49,16 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): self.operator_dir / "design.py", "fused_mha", (), - { - "dev": aie_utils.get_current_device(), - "heads": self.num_heads, + # S_q and S_kv are separate design parameters that happen to be + # equal for this operator, so they cannot both bind from + # seq_len; emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 is a fixed choice here + # rather than a property of the operator. + kwargs={ "S_q": self.seq_len, "S_kv": self.seq_len, - "d": self.d, - "B_q": self.B_q, - "B_kv": self.B_kv, - "num_KV_heads": self.num_KV_heads, - "number_of_pipelines": self.num_of_pipelines, "emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16": True, - "trace_size": 0, - "verbose": False, }, + bind_from=self, ), ) diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/design.py b/iron/operators/softmax/design.py index e798956da8..376ece3b89 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/design.py @@ -25,31 +25,31 @@ def softmax( dev, - num_elements, + size, num_aie_columns, num_channels, trace_size, - tile_size, + cols, rtp_vector_size=None, vector_size_parameter=None, func_prefix="", kernel_obj_file="softmax.o", ): - per_tile_elements = tile_size + per_tile_elements = cols if rtp_vector_size is None: rtp_vector_size = per_tile_elements total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = num_elements // total_cores - if num_elements % total_cores != 0: + per_core_elements = size // total_cores + if size % total_cores != 0: raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({num_elements}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." + f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." ) N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements - chunk = num_elements // num_aie_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation + chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation dtype = bfloat16 # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(num_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] + tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] # AIE-array data movement with object fifos @@ -148,7 +148,7 @@ def worker_args(i, j): # and channels. taps = [ TensorAccessPattern( - (1, num_elements), + (1, size), chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, [1, 1, 1, chunk], [0, 0, 0, 1], diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index 37ee90e742..898ba22cf9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ def __post_init__(self): MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) @property - def _kernel_link_file(self): + def kernel_obj_file(self): kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() if kernel_dir == "aie2": return f"{self.name}_kernels.a" @@ -59,17 +59,7 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): self.operator_dir / "design.py", "softmax", (), - { - "dev": aie_utils.get_current_device(), - "num_elements": self.size, - "num_aie_columns": self.num_aie_columns, - "num_channels": self.num_channels, - "trace_size": 0, - "tile_size": self.cols, - "rtp_vector_size": self.rtp_vector_size, - "vector_size_parameter": self.vector_size_parameter, - "kernel_obj_file": self._kernel_link_file, - }, + bind_from=self, ), ) diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index 6e5bd7ead5..f4a2bb3975 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -68,25 +68,8 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): DesignGenerator( self.operator_dir / "design.py", "strided_copy", - ( - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.dtype, - self.input_buffer_size, - self.input_sizes, - self.input_strides, - self.input_offset, - self.output_buffer_size, - self.output_sizes, - self.output_strides, - self.output_offset, - self.transfer_size, - self.num_aie_channels, - ), - { - **self.kwargs, - "input_offset_parameter": self.input_offset_parameter, - "output_offset_parameter": self.output_offset_parameter, - }, + kwargs=self.kwargs, + bind_from=self, ), ) From f29bdafe820ce0d3465b3ded55f73adf6232c429 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 18:25:42 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 009/215] operators: bind the shared bases' design parameters too ChanneledUnaryOperator and BinaryElementwiseOperator passed their designs a bare list matched by position -- [dev, size, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, 0] plus three more appended at the call site. Position is worse than the dicts already replaced: inserting a parameter into a design signature shifts every argument after it with nothing to notice. Both now bind by name, which converts ten operators at once: elementwise_add, elementwise_mul, gelu, layer_norm, relu, sigmoid, silu, tanh, and the two swiglu composites. The designs' parameter names move to the operators' vocabulary (num_columns -> num_aie_columns, num_elements -> size), and _kernel_link_file becomes kernel_obj_file to match what the design calls it. _mlir_callback_args survives for axpy and leaky_relu, which append an extra parameter and build their own artifact. layer_norm's override, which existed only to pass self.trace_size instead of a hardcoded 0, is now redundant since trace_size binds like anything else. Fixes a bug this surfaced: get_child_mlir_module repeated DesignGenerator's import-and-call rather than using it, so the fusion pass never saw bind_from and every fused dispatch died with "missing 7 required positional arguments". Both paths now share DesignGenerator.resolve(); the fusion pass needs the module object rather than its string form, which is the whole reason the duplicate existed. Verified on a Strix npu2: the ten converted operators 1015 passed, iron/tests 470 passed, fusion suite included. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 17 +++++++-- iron/common/compilation/sequence.py | 11 +++--- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 37 +++++++++---------- iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py | 40 ++++++++++----------- iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py | 18 +++++----- 5 files changed, 66 insertions(+), 57 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 099ae84d48..12771e76e0 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -66,7 +66,14 @@ class DesignGenerator: kwargs: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict) bind_from: Any = None - def __call__(self) -> str: + def resolve(self) -> tuple[Callable, tuple, dict[str, Any]]: + """Import the design module and return it ready to call. + + Every caller goes through here. The fusion pass needs the raw module + object rather than its string form, so it used to repeat the import + and call itself -- which meant a change to how arguments are assembled + reached one path and not the other. + """ spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( self.source_path.name, self.source_path ) @@ -80,9 +87,13 @@ def __call__(self) -> str: # imported lazily (it pulls in the MLIR dialects), and reading its # signature any earlier would defeat that. Explicit kwargs win, so # an operator can still override or pass something it does not - # store as an attribute. + # store as an attribute -- the fusion pass sets func_prefix that way. kwargs = {**self.bind_from.bind(fn, skip=self.kwargs), **self.kwargs} - return str(fn(*self.args, **kwargs)) + return fn, self.args, kwargs + + def __call__(self) -> str: + fn, args, kwargs = self.resolve() + return str(fn(*args, **kwargs)) def plan( diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py index 6a1b6858f1..c8d46cfbeb 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py @@ -99,12 +99,11 @@ def get_child_mlir_module(mlir_artifact: PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact) -> Any: raise TypeError( f"Expected PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, got {type(mlir_artifact).__name__}" ) - gen = mlir_artifact.generator - spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location(gen.source_path.name, gen.source_path) - module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) - spec.loader.exec_module(module) - callback_function = getattr(module, gen.fn_name) - return callback_function(*gen.args, **gen.kwargs) + # Share DesignGenerator.resolve() rather than repeating the import and + # call: this path needs the module object instead of its string form, and + # when the two were separate a change to argument assembly reached only one. + callback_function, args, kwargs = mlir_artifact.generator.resolve() + return callback_function(*args, **kwargs) def needs_additional_reset(runlist: list[Any]) -> bool: diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 872340f82d..65ba6045ae 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -101,8 +101,9 @@ def arg_spec(size) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: """Return the callback_args list for PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact. - Subclasses with extra parameters (e.g. alpha, trace_size) should - override this method. + Retained for the operators that append an extra parameter and build + their own artifact (axpy's scalar_factor, leaky_relu's alpha). The + base itself binds by name instead. """ return [ aie_utils.get_current_device(), @@ -110,11 +111,11 @@ def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels, self.tile_size, - 0, + self.trace_size, ] @property - def _kernel_link_file(self) -> str: + def kernel_obj_file(self) -> str: """The file name that the MLIR Kernel declaration should link_with. When auxiliary objects are required (e.g. lut_based_ops.o on aie2), @@ -126,17 +127,15 @@ def _kernel_link_file(self) -> str: return f"{self.kernel_name}.o" def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - callback_args = self._mlir_callback_args() + [ - self.kernel_fn_name, - self._kernel_link_file, - self.tile_cap, - ] + # Bound by name rather than passed by position. The old list matched + # the design's signature by order alone, so inserting a parameter into + # that signature shifted every argument after it silently. return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( self.operator_dir.parent / "channeled_unary_design.py", "channeled_unary_design", - tuple(callback_args), + bind_from=self, ), ) @@ -220,28 +219,30 @@ def arg_spec(size) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: """Return the callback_args list for PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact. - Subclasses with extra parameters (e.g. scalar_factor) should - override this method. + Retained for axpy, which appends scalar_factor and builds its own + artifact. The base itself binds by name instead. """ return [ aie_utils.get_current_device(), self.size, self.num_aie_columns, self.tile_size, - 0, + self.trace_size, ] + @property + def kernel_obj_file(self) -> str: + """The object file this design links against.""" + return f"{self.kernel_name}.o" + def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - callback_args = self._mlir_callback_args() + [ - self.kernel_fn_name, - f"{self.kernel_name}.o", - ] + # Bound by name; see the note on the unary base about position. return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( self.operator_dir.parent / "binary_elementwise_design.py", "binary_elementwise_design", - tuple(callback_args), + bind_from=self, ), ) diff --git a/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py b/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py index fea333f404..5953782a80 100644 --- a/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py @@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ def binary_elementwise_design( dev, - num_elements, - num_columns, + size, + num_aie_columns, tile_size, trace_size, kernel_fn_name, @@ -21,23 +21,21 @@ def binary_elementwise_design( func_prefix="", ): per_tile_elements = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size - n = per_tile_elements * num_columns - if num_elements % n != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({num_elements}) must be a multiple of {n}." - ) - N_div_n = num_elements // n - chunk = num_elements // num_columns + n = per_tile_elements * num_aie_columns + if size % n != 0: + raise ValueError(f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {n}.") + N_div_n = size // n + chunk = size // num_aie_columns dtype = bfloat16 # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(num_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] + tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] # AIE-array data movement with object fifos (one per column, not per channel) - of_in1s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] - of_in2s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] - of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] + of_in1s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] + of_in2s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] + of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] # AIE Core Function declaration eltwise_kernel = Kernel( @@ -68,18 +66,18 @@ def core_body(of_in1, of_in2, of_out, eltwise_fn): eltwise_kernel, ], ) - for i in range(num_columns) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) ] # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each column taps = [ TensorAccessPattern( - (1, num_elements), + (1, size), chunk * i, [1, 1, 1, chunk], [0, 0, 0, 1], ) - for i in range(num_columns) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) ] # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array @@ -87,7 +85,7 @@ def sequence(A, B, C, in1_prods, in2_prods, out_conses): tg = TaskGroup() # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): + for i in range(num_aie_columns): in1_prods[i].fill( A, taps[i], @@ -99,7 +97,7 @@ def sequence(A, B, C, in1_prods, in2_prods, out_conses): group=tg, ) # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): + for i in range(num_aie_columns): out_conses[i].drain( C, taps[i], @@ -114,9 +112,9 @@ def sequence(A, B, C, in1_prods, in2_prods, out_conses): tensor_ty, tensor_ty, tensor_ty, - [of_in1s[i].prod() for i in range(num_columns)], - [of_in2s[i].prod() for i in range(num_columns)], - [of_outs[i].cons() for i in range(num_columns)], + [of_in1s[i].prod() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], + [of_in2s[i].prod() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], + [of_outs[i].cons() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], ], ) diff --git a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py b/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py index 7cff67c609..0b5cf85e4f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ def channeled_unary_design( dev, size, - num_columns, + num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, trace_size, @@ -35,22 +35,22 @@ def channeled_unary_design( fifo_kwargs = {"depth": fifodepth} # Calculate number of iterations per core - total_cores = num_columns * num_channels + total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels per_core_elements = size // total_cores N_div_n = per_core_elements // line_size # Chunk size sent per DMA channel - chunk = size // num_columns // num_channels + chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels # Dataflow with ObjectFifos of_ins = [ ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}_{j}", **fifo_kwargs) - for i in range(num_columns) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) for j in range(num_channels) ] of_outs = [ ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}_{j}", **fifo_kwargs) - for i in range(num_columns) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) for j in range(num_channels) ] @@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ def core_fn(of_in, of_out, kernel_line): kernel_fcn, ], ) - for i in range(num_columns) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) for j in range(num_channels) ] @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ def core_fn(of_in, of_out, kernel_line): [1, 1, 1, chunk], [0, 0, 0, 1], ) - for i in range(num_columns) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) for j in range(num_channels) ] @@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ def sequence(a_in, b_out, in_prods, out_conses): tg = TaskGroup() # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): + for i in range(num_aie_columns): for j in range(num_channels): in_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( a_in, @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ def sequence(a_in, b_out, in_prods, out_conses): group=tg, ) # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): + for i in range(num_aie_columns): for j in range(num_channels): out_conses[i * num_channels + j].drain( b_out, From d24f483c886ef4e54e47fdae5ff378e9326a956c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 18:35:10 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 010/215] compilation: link arch-scoped kernel objects before flat ones _link_build_outputs_into fills an aiecc work dir from two directories and skips any name already present, so whichever is linked first wins. It linked the flat build dir first, which meant a leftover flat object shadowed the arch-scoped one -- defeating the per-arch scoping move_artifacts exists to provide, and making a design link against code compiled for another era. That is not theoretical. It is why silu, rope, rms_norm and the fused elementwise-add sequence all failed today with "undefined symbol" for symbols that were present in build// and absent from a months-old copy in build/: the stale one was being linked. Swapping the order fixes it. The flat directory still supplies everything that is not a kernel object -- mlir, xclbin, insts -- because those have no arch-scoped copy to take precedence. Verified by planting a deliberately corrupt flat silu.o dated August and forcing a full rebuild: flat-first fails all 75 silu tests, arch-first passes all 75 with the same corrupt file in place. Full iron/tests 470 passed. Not fixed here: something still writes both build/x.o and build//x.o for every kernel, byte-identical and with the same mtime to the nanosecond. I could not identify the writer -- it is not shutil.copy/copy2/copyfile/move, not os.link/symlink/replace/rename, not compile_cxx_core_function (traced: one call, one arch-scoped path), and an strace of openat/creat/linkat/rename over a full rebuild shows no syscall naming the flat path. Whatever creates it, this change makes it harmless rather than hazardous. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 9 ++++++++- 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 12771e76e0..6ab67b65b4 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -636,8 +636,15 @@ def link_files_from(directory: Path) -> None: # Windows without Developer Mode cannot create symlinks. shutil.copy2(target, link) - link_files_from(build_dir) + # Arch-scoped first. The loop skips a name already present, so whichever + # directory is linked first wins -- and with build_dir first, a leftover + # flat object (kernel objects have been arch-scoped since move_artifacts + # gained the segment) shadowed the correct one and the design linked + # against stale code. That produced "undefined symbol" failures which read + # as compilation bugs. The flat directory still supplies everything that + # is not a kernel object: the mlir, xclbin and insts. link_files_from(build_dir / get_kernel_dir()) + link_files_from(build_dir) # aiecc's own default. "1" here made every design's per-core compiles serial: on From 035e0a7ce71d6728a51ab30d39815df77a2231dd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 18:52:38 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 011/215] softmax: one operator, one file op.py, design.py and reference.py were three files describing one operator, and the split cost more than it bought: the design was reached by path with a string function name, the reference by a function-local import, and a reader had to open all three to see what the operator was. They are now one module. DesignGenerator grows an `fn` field so a collapsed operator hands its design function over directly -- importing its own module by path would execute it a second time and build a duplicate of the class doing the asking. PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact takes its staleness dependency from a new source_file property, which falls back to the function's own module when no path was given, so a design declared beside its operator is still tracked for rebuilds. The lazily-imported design was the one real argument for keeping them apart: loading MLIR dialects only when a design is actually generated. Measured, that costs 55 ms on top of a 225 ms operator import, and the invariant the catalog laziness test protects -- importing one operator must not import the others -- is untouched. Verified on a Strix npu2: softmax 15 passed, iron/tests 470 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 39 ++++- iron/operators/softmax/design.py | 211 ----------------------- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 250 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++- iron/operators/softmax/reference.py | 26 --- iron/operators/softmax/test.py | 2 +- 5 files changed, 273 insertions(+), 255 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/softmax/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/softmax/reference.py diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 6ab67b65b4..3d59d7820a 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -44,6 +44,7 @@ import logging import subprocess import importlib.util +import inspect from dataclasses import dataclass, field from functools import partial from typing import Any, Callable @@ -60,11 +61,24 @@ class DesignGenerator: """Lazy callable that imports source_path and calls fn_name(*args, **kwargs), returning MLIR as a string.""" - source_path: Path - fn_name: str + source_path: Path | None = None + fn_name: str | None = None args: tuple = () kwargs: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict) bind_from: Any = None + fn: Callable | None = None + + @property + def source_file(self) -> Path: + """The file this design is written in. + + Callers depend on it for staleness, so a generator handed a function + directly still has to name a file: the module the function came from, + which is the operator's own module once a design is declared beside it. + """ + if self.source_path is not None: + return self.source_path + return Path(inspect.getfile(self.fn)) def resolve(self) -> tuple[Callable, tuple, dict[str, Any]]: """Import the design module and return it ready to call. @@ -74,12 +88,19 @@ def resolve(self) -> tuple[Callable, tuple, dict[str, Any]]: and call itself -- which meant a change to how arguments are assembled reached one path and not the other. """ - spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( - self.source_path.name, self.source_path - ) - module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) - spec.loader.exec_module(module) - fn = getattr(module, self.fn_name) + if self.fn is not None: + # An operator that declares its design alongside itself hands the + # function over directly. Re-importing its own module by path would + # execute it a second time and build a duplicate of the very class + # that is asking. + fn = self.fn + else: + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( + self.source_path.name, self.source_path + ) + module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + spec.loader.exec_module(module) + fn = getattr(module, self.fn_name) kwargs = self.kwargs if self.bind_from is not None: @@ -428,7 +449,7 @@ def __init__( generator: DesignGenerator, ) -> None: self.generator = generator - super().__init__(filename, dependencies=[SourceArtifact(generator.source_path)]) + super().__init__(filename, dependencies=[SourceArtifact(generator.source_file)]) def _sha256_of(path: Path) -> str: diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/design.py b/iron/operators/softmax/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 376ece3b89..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,211 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - - -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import ( - Kernel, - ObjectFifo, - ScratchpadParameter, - Program, - Runtime, - TaskGroup, - Worker, - Buffer, - WorkerRuntimeBarrier, - sync_parameters, -) -from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace - - -def softmax( - dev, - size, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - trace_size, - cols, - rtp_vector_size=None, - vector_size_parameter=None, - func_prefix="", - kernel_obj_file="softmax.o", -): - per_tile_elements = cols - if rtp_vector_size is None: - rtp_vector_size = per_tile_elements - total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = size // total_cores - if size % total_cores != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." - ) - N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements - chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation - dtype = bfloat16 - - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}") - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}") - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - softmax_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}softmax_bf16", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], - ) - mask_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}mask_bf16", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", - [tile_ty, np.int32, np.int32], - ) - - # Vector size source: either a scratchpad Parameter (synced from host each - # dispatch) or a write-RTP buffer set via rt.inline_ops at compile time. - use_scratchpad = vector_size_parameter is not None - vector_size_param = ( - ScratchpadParameter(vector_size_parameter, np.int32) if use_scratchpad else None - ) - - def core_body( - of_in1, of_out, softmax_kernel, mask_kernel, vector_size_src, barrier - ): - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - # `use_scratchpad` is a compile-time constant, so only one of these - # branches is emitted into the core: a scratchpad Parameter read or a - # write-RTP buffer load. - if use_scratchpad: - vector_size = vector_size_src.read() - else: - vector_size = vector_size_src[0] - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - mask_kernel(elem_in1, vector_size, per_tile_elements) - softmax_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out, per_tile_elements) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - rtps = ( - [] - if use_scratchpad - else [ - Buffer( - np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - name=f"rtp_{i}_{j}", - use_write_rtp=True, - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - ) - - barriers = [ - WorkerRuntimeBarrier() - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile - def worker_args(i, j): - idx = i * num_channels + j - per_core_runtime = vector_size_param if use_scratchpad else rtps[idx] - return [ - of_in1s[idx].cons(), - of_outs[idx].prod(), - softmax_kernel, - mask_kernel, - per_core_runtime, - barriers[idx], - ] - - my_workers = [ - Worker(core_body, worker_args(i, j)) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, C, in1_prods, out_conses): - if use_scratchpad: - # The host writes vector_size into the scratchpad via - # ParameterScratchpad before each dispatch; sync delivers it to the - # per-core parameter buffer. - sync_parameters() - else: - # Set the static (compile-time) run-time parameter controlling how - # many elements each core processes. - for rtp in rtps: - rtp[0] = rtp_vector_size - - for i in range(num_aie_columns * num_channels): - barriers[i].set(1) - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - in1_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - A, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - out_conses[i * num_channels + j].drain( - C, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index 898ba22cf9..0f571f56c8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -16,6 +16,26 @@ DesignGenerator, same_shape_unary, ) +import numpy as np +from aie.iron import ( + Kernel, + ObjectFifo, + ScratchpadParameter, + Program, + Runtime, + TaskGroup, + Worker, + Buffer, + WorkerRuntimeBarrier, + sync_parameters, +) +from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 +from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace +import torch +from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @dataclass @@ -55,12 +75,9 @@ def kernel_obj_file(self): def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "softmax", - (), - bind_from=self, - ), + # The design is declared below in this file, so hand the function + # over rather than importing this module a second time by path. + DesignGenerator(fn=softmax, bind_from=self), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): @@ -92,6 +109,223 @@ def reference(self, x): reference always softmaxes over the full ``cols``. For decode-style usage with a masked tail, the trailing positions will not match the NPU output.""" - from iron.operators.softmax.reference import reference - return reference(x.reshape(self.rows, self.cols)) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def softmax( + dev, + size, + num_aie_columns, + num_channels, + trace_size, + cols, + rtp_vector_size=None, + vector_size_parameter=None, + func_prefix="", + kernel_obj_file="softmax.o", +): + per_tile_elements = cols + if rtp_vector_size is None: + rtp_vector_size = per_tile_elements + total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels + per_core_elements = size // total_cores + if size % total_cores != 0: + raise ValueError( + f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." + ) + N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements + chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation + dtype = bfloat16 + + # Define tensor types + tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] + tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] + + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos + of_in1s = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}") + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}") + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # AIE Core Function declaration + softmax_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}softmax_bf16", + f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", + [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], + ) + mask_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}mask_bf16", + f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", + [tile_ty, np.int32, np.int32], + ) + + # Vector size source: either a scratchpad Parameter (synced from host each + # dispatch) or a write-RTP buffer set via rt.inline_ops at compile time. + use_scratchpad = vector_size_parameter is not None + vector_size_param = ( + ScratchpadParameter(vector_size_parameter, np.int32) if use_scratchpad else None + ) + + def core_body( + of_in1, of_out, softmax_kernel, mask_kernel, vector_size_src, barrier + ): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + # `use_scratchpad` is a compile-time constant, so only one of these + # branches is emitted into the core: a scratchpad Parameter read or a + # write-RTP buffer load. + if use_scratchpad: + vector_size = vector_size_src.read() + else: + vector_size = vector_size_src[0] + for _ in range_(N_div_n): + elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + mask_kernel(elem_in1, vector_size, per_tile_elements) + softmax_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out, per_tile_elements) + of_in1.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + rtps = ( + [] + if use_scratchpad + else [ + Buffer( + np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + name=f"rtp_{i}_{j}", + use_write_rtp=True, + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + ) + + barriers = [ + WorkerRuntimeBarrier() + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile + def worker_args(i, j): + idx = i * num_channels + j + per_core_runtime = vector_size_param if use_scratchpad else rtps[idx] + return [ + of_in1s[idx].cons(), + of_outs[idx].prod(), + softmax_kernel, + mask_kernel, + per_core_runtime, + barriers[idx], + ] + + my_workers = [ + Worker(core_body, worker_args(i, j)) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel + # to describe the data movement + # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks + # and moves them in parallel across the columns + # and channels. + taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, + [1, 1, 1, chunk], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(A, C, in1_prods, out_conses): + if use_scratchpad: + # The host writes vector_size into the scratchpad via + # ParameterScratchpad before each dispatch; sync delivers it to the + # per-core parameter buffer. + sync_parameters() + else: + # Set the static (compile-time) run-time parameter controlling how + # many elements each core processes. + for rtp in rtps: + rtp[0] = rtp_vector_size + + for i in range(num_aie_columns * num_channels): + barriers[i].set(1) + + # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. + tg = TaskGroup() + + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + in1_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( + A, + taps[i * num_channels + j], + group=tg, + ) + # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + out_conses[i * num_channels + j].drain( + C, + taps[i * num_channels + j], + wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available + group=tg, + ) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + tensor_ty, + tensor_ty, + [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], + [of.cons() for of in of_outs], + ], + ) + + # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) + maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) + return prog.resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +"""Golden reference generator for softmax operator.""" + + +def reference(x): + """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over the last dim (ground truth).""" + return torch.softmax(x, dim=-1) + + +def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): + """ + Generate golden reference data for softmax. + + Returns: + dict: Dictionary with tensors for inputs and outputs + """ + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range + output_tensor = reference(input_tensor) + return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/reference.py b/iron/operators/softmax/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 6e5660e7e2..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Golden reference generator for softmax operator.""" - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def reference(x): - """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over the last dim (ground truth).""" - return torch.softmax(x, dim=-1) - - -def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - """ - Generate golden reference data for softmax. - - Returns: - dict: Dictionary with tensors for inputs and outputs - """ - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py b/iron/operators/softmax/test.py index 066d230932..7a859b35f9 100755 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax -from iron.operators.softmax.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.softmax.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test From 88feb81a67bd8e98860416f41812efd6dcba04ac Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 19:01:45 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 012/215] transpose, repeat, rope: one operator, one file Same collapse as softmax, plus the bind conversion these three still needed: each passed its design a positional tuple, which matches by order alone, so inserting a parameter into a design signature shifted everything after it. transpose's design also spelled num_columns where the operator says num_aie_columns. rope keeps its README; the design and reference bodies move into op.py, and the tests and rope_reference_convention now import the reference from .op. Verified on a Strix npu2: these three plus iron/tests, 950 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/repeat/design.py | 96 ----- iron/operators/repeat/op.py | 132 +++++- iron/operators/repeat/reference.py | 18 - iron/operators/repeat/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/rope/design.py | 174 -------- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 400 +++++++++++++++++- iron/operators/rope/reference.py | 209 --------- iron/operators/rope/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/transpose/design.py | 192 --------- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 242 ++++++++++- iron/operators/transpose/reference.py | 29 -- iron/operators/transpose/test.py | 2 +- .../operators/rope_reference_convention.py | 2 +- 13 files changed, 732 insertions(+), 768 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/repeat/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/repeat/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/rope/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/rope/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/transpose/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/transpose/reference.py diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/design.py b/iron/operators/repeat/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 8f6545746b..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,96 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -""" -Repeat interleave -""" - -import numpy as np - -from aie.dialects.aiex import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup - - -def repeat(dev, dtype, rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size=None): - elem_bytes = np.dtype(dtype).itemsize - dtype = np.dtype[dtype] - - # Split cols into cols_split chunks of cols // cols_split. This is required to - # satisfy hardware constraints on BD dimensions. We must choose a split that - # does not exceed the hardware register sizes: - # - the chunk length is the innermost dim: <= 1023 (10-bit wrap) AND a whole number - # of 32-bit words, since the BD's innermost size is denominated in words - # - the chunk count is the next dim out: <= 1023, the same wrap field - # An odd cols has only odd divisors, so no split of it is ever word-aligned at bf16; - # that is reported here rather than left to the BD verifier. - granule = max(1, 4 // elem_bytes) # elements per 32-bit word - cols_split = None - for divisor in range(1, cols + 1): - if cols % divisor: - continue - chunk = cols // divisor - if chunk <= 1023 and divisor <= 1023 and chunk % granule == 0: - cols_split = divisor - break - if cols_split is None: - raise ValueError( - f"Cannot split cols={cols} at {elem_bytes} bytes/element: need a divisor d " - f"with cols//d <= 1023, d <= 1023, and cols//d a multiple of {granule} " - f"({granule} elements = one 32-bit word). No divisor of {cols} satisfies all three." - ) - - if transfer_size is None: - transfer_size = cols - - inp_ty = np.ndarray[ - (rows, cols), - dtype, - ] - out_ty = np.ndarray[ - (rows * repeat, cols), - dtype, - ] - transfer_ty = np.ndarray[ - (transfer_size,), - dtype, - ] - - input_tap = TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(rows, cols), - offset=0, - # The chunk LENGTH is innermost so the contiguous run is the innermost dim; the - # chunk COUNT sits outside it. Swapping these two produces the same address - # sequence, but putting the count innermost makes the unsplit case (cols_split - # == 1) a 1-element innermost dim, which is not a whole 32-bit word for any - # sub-word dtype and is rejected by the BD verifier. - sizes=[repeat, rows, cols_split, cols // cols_split], - strides=[0, cols, cols // cols_split, 1], - ) - - output_tap = TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(rows * repeat, cols), - offset=0, - sizes=[repeat, rows, cols_split, cols // cols_split], - strides=[cols, cols * repeat, cols // cols_split, 1], - ) - - # Use smaller FIFOs for the transfer amount - fifo_in = ObjectFifo(transfer_ty, name="fifo_in", depth=2) - fifo_out = fifo_in.cons().forward(name="fifo_out", depth=2) - - def sequence(inp, out, fifo_in_prod, fifo_out_cons): - tg = TaskGroup() - fifo_in_prod.fill(inp, input_tap, group=tg) - fifo_out_cons.drain(out, output_tap, group=tg, wait=True) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - inp_ty, - out_ty, - fifo_in.prod(), - fifo_out.cons(), - ], - ) - return Program(dev, rt).resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py index 50d40c533b..5366909eee 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py @@ -12,6 +12,11 @@ DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +import numpy as np +from aie.dialects.aiex import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup +import torch +from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @dataclass @@ -37,18 +42,7 @@ def __post_init__(self): def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "repeat", - ( - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.dtype, - self.rows, - self.cols, - self.repeat, - self.transfer_size, - ), - ), + DesignGenerator(fn=repeat, bind_from=self), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): @@ -63,6 +57,116 @@ def arg_spec(rows, cols, repeat, dtype=bfloat16): def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: repeat-interleave along the leading dimension.""" - from iron.operators.repeat.reference import reference - return reference(x, self.repeat) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +""" +Repeat interleave +""" + + +def repeat(dev, dtype, rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size=None): + elem_bytes = np.dtype(dtype).itemsize + dtype = np.dtype[dtype] + + # Split cols into cols_split chunks of cols // cols_split. This is required to + # satisfy hardware constraints on BD dimensions. We must choose a split that + # does not exceed the hardware register sizes: + # - the chunk length is the innermost dim: <= 1023 (10-bit wrap) AND a whole number + # of 32-bit words, since the BD's innermost size is denominated in words + # - the chunk count is the next dim out: <= 1023, the same wrap field + # An odd cols has only odd divisors, so no split of it is ever word-aligned at bf16; + # that is reported here rather than left to the BD verifier. + granule = max(1, 4 // elem_bytes) # elements per 32-bit word + cols_split = None + for divisor in range(1, cols + 1): + if cols % divisor: + continue + chunk = cols // divisor + if chunk <= 1023 and divisor <= 1023 and chunk % granule == 0: + cols_split = divisor + break + if cols_split is None: + raise ValueError( + f"Cannot split cols={cols} at {elem_bytes} bytes/element: need a divisor d " + f"with cols//d <= 1023, d <= 1023, and cols//d a multiple of {granule} " + f"({granule} elements = one 32-bit word). No divisor of {cols} satisfies all three." + ) + + if transfer_size is None: + transfer_size = cols + + inp_ty = np.ndarray[ + (rows, cols), + dtype, + ] + out_ty = np.ndarray[ + (rows * repeat, cols), + dtype, + ] + transfer_ty = np.ndarray[ + (transfer_size,), + dtype, + ] + + input_tap = TensorAccessPattern( + tensor_dims=(rows, cols), + offset=0, + # The chunk LENGTH is innermost so the contiguous run is the innermost dim; the + # chunk COUNT sits outside it. Swapping these two produces the same address + # sequence, but putting the count innermost makes the unsplit case (cols_split + # == 1) a 1-element innermost dim, which is not a whole 32-bit word for any + # sub-word dtype and is rejected by the BD verifier. + sizes=[repeat, rows, cols_split, cols // cols_split], + strides=[0, cols, cols // cols_split, 1], + ) + + output_tap = TensorAccessPattern( + tensor_dims=(rows * repeat, cols), + offset=0, + sizes=[repeat, rows, cols_split, cols // cols_split], + strides=[cols, cols * repeat, cols // cols_split, 1], + ) + + # Use smaller FIFOs for the transfer amount + fifo_in = ObjectFifo(transfer_ty, name="fifo_in", depth=2) + fifo_out = fifo_in.cons().forward(name="fifo_out", depth=2) + + def sequence(inp, out, fifo_in_prod, fifo_out_cons): + tg = TaskGroup() + fifo_in_prod.fill(inp, input_tap, group=tg) + fifo_out_cons.drain(out, output_tap, group=tg, wait=True) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + inp_ty, + out_ty, + fifo_in.prod(), + fifo_out.cons(), + ], + ) + return Program(dev, rt).resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def reference(x, repeat): + """CPU reference: repeat-interleave along the leading dimension (ground truth).""" + return x.repeat_interleave(repeat, dim=0) + + +def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, repeat: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range + output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, repeat) + return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/reference.py b/iron/operators/repeat/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 9952752c75..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def reference(x, repeat): - """CPU reference: repeat-interleave along the leading dimension (ground truth).""" - return x.repeat_interleave(repeat, dim=0) - - -def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, repeat: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, repeat) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py b/iron/operators/repeat/test.py index 499ec42424..fb15c88971 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/test.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat -from iron.operators.repeat.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.repeat.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/design.py b/iron/operators/rope/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index e9e65dab02..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/rope/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,174 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -""" -Rotary Positional Encoding (RoPE) design - -Applies RoPE to each row of the input tensor. -Expects input tensor of shape (rows, cols) and a tensor of precomputed angles (look-up table) of shape (angle_rows, cols). -Another interpretation of the input tensor is (rows / num_heads, num_heads, cols), where num_heads = rows / angle_rows. - -- rows: number of rows in the input tensor (e.g., number of tokens) -- cols: number of columns in the input tensor (e.g., head dimension) -- angle_rows: number of input rows in the angle look-up table. - If this is less than `rows`, each row of angles will be reused for `rows / angle_rows` consecutive rows of the input tensor. - This is useful for models where multiple heads share the same positional encodings and the heads are 'interspersed' in the input tensor (i.e. input tensor shape is (rows, n_heads, cols)). -""" - -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace - - -def rope( - dev, - rows, - cols, - angle_rows=None, - num_aie_columns=1, - trace_size=0, - method_type=None, - func_prefix="", -): - dtype = bfloat16 - - if angle_rows is None: - angle_rows = rows - kernel_object = ( - f"{func_prefix}rope" - + (f"_{method_type}" if method_type is not None else "") - + ".o" - ) - - assert cols % (16 * 2) == 0 and cols >= ( - 16 * 2 - ), "cols must be multiple of 32 and >= 32 (rope.cc kernel processes two 16-element vectors at a time)" - assert rows % num_aie_columns == 0, "rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns" - assert angle_rows <= rows and rows % angle_rows == 0, "angle_rows must divide rows" - assert ( - angle_rows >= num_aie_columns and angle_rows % num_aie_columns == 0 - ), "angle_rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns" - - tensor_rows_per_aie_column = rows // num_aie_columns - angle_rows_per_aie_column = angle_rows // num_aie_columns - tensor_rows_per_angle_row = rows // angle_rows - - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(rows, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] - angle_ty = np.ndarray[(angle_rows, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] - tensor_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(1, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] - angle_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(1, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos (one per column, not per channel) - of_in = [ObjectFifo(tensor_tile_ty, name=f"in_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] - of_lut = [ - ObjectFifo(angle_tile_ty, name=f"lut_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - of_out = [ - ObjectFifo(tensor_tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration. method_type 0 = two-halves (HF), 1 = - # interleaved/Llama (the "rope" symbol). - rope_symbol = "rope_two_halves" if method_type == 0 else "rope" - rope_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}{rope_symbol}", - kernel_object, - [tensor_tile_ty, angle_tile_ty, tensor_tile_ty, np.int32], - ) - - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in, of_lut, of_out, rope_kernel): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(angle_rows_per_aie_column): - elem_lut = of_lut.acquire(1) - for _ in range_(tensor_rows_per_angle_row): - elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - rope_kernel(elem_in, elem_lut, elem_out, cols) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - of_lut.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile (one per column) - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in[i].cons(), - of_lut[i].cons(), - of_out[i].prod(), - rope_kernel, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # This pattern chops the data into equal chunks and moves them in parallel across the columns - tensor_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (rows, cols), - i * tensor_rows_per_aie_column * cols, # Start offset for column i - [1, 1, 1, tensor_rows_per_aie_column * cols], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - angle_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (angle_rows, cols), - i * angle_rows_per_aie_column * cols, # Start offset for column i - [1, 1, 1, angle_rows_per_aie_column * cols], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, B, C, of_in_prods, of_lut_prods, of_out_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - of_in_prods[i].fill( - A, - tensor_taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - of_lut_prods[i].fill( - B, - angle_taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - of_out_conss[i].drain( - C, - tensor_taps[i], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - angle_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in], - [of.prod() for of in of_lut], - [of.cons() for of in of_out], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 422af3e7af..3cca008382 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -13,6 +13,14 @@ DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +import numpy as np +from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 +from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace +import torch @dataclass @@ -56,19 +64,7 @@ def __post_init__(self): def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "rope", - ( - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.rows, - self.cols, - self.angle_rows, - self.num_aie_columns, - 0, - self.method_type, - ), - ), + DesignGenerator(fn=rope, bind_from=self), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): @@ -100,6 +96,380 @@ def reference(self, x, angles): ``angles`` may have fewer rows than ``x``; in that case the angles are tiled along the row dimension to match ``x``.""" - from iron.operators.rope.reference import reference - return reference(x, angles, self.method_type, self.rows, self.cols) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +""" +Rotary Positional Encoding (RoPE) design + +Applies RoPE to each row of the input tensor. +Expects input tensor of shape (rows, cols) and a tensor of precomputed angles (look-up table) of shape (angle_rows, cols). +Another interpretation of the input tensor is (rows / num_heads, num_heads, cols), where num_heads = rows / angle_rows. + +- rows: number of rows in the input tensor (e.g., number of tokens) +- cols: number of columns in the input tensor (e.g., head dimension) +- angle_rows: number of input rows in the angle look-up table. + If this is less than `rows`, each row of angles will be reused for `rows / angle_rows` consecutive rows of the input tensor. + This is useful for models where multiple heads share the same positional encodings and the heads are 'interspersed' in the input tensor (i.e. input tensor shape is (rows, n_heads, cols)). +""" + + +def rope( + dev, + rows, + cols, + angle_rows=None, + num_aie_columns=1, + trace_size=0, + method_type=None, + func_prefix="", +): + dtype = bfloat16 + + if angle_rows is None: + angle_rows = rows + kernel_object = ( + f"{func_prefix}rope" + + (f"_{method_type}" if method_type is not None else "") + + ".o" + ) + + assert cols % (16 * 2) == 0 and cols >= ( + 16 * 2 + ), "cols must be multiple of 32 and >= 32 (rope.cc kernel processes two 16-element vectors at a time)" + assert rows % num_aie_columns == 0, "rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns" + assert angle_rows <= rows and rows % angle_rows == 0, "angle_rows must divide rows" + assert ( + angle_rows >= num_aie_columns and angle_rows % num_aie_columns == 0 + ), "angle_rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns" + + tensor_rows_per_aie_column = rows // num_aie_columns + angle_rows_per_aie_column = angle_rows // num_aie_columns + tensor_rows_per_angle_row = rows // angle_rows + + # Define tensor types + tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(rows, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] + angle_ty = np.ndarray[(angle_rows, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] + tensor_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(1, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] + angle_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(1, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] + + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos (one per column, not per channel) + of_in = [ObjectFifo(tensor_tile_ty, name=f"in_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] + of_lut = [ + ObjectFifo(angle_tile_ty, name=f"lut_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + of_out = [ + ObjectFifo(tensor_tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + # AIE Core Function declaration. method_type 0 = two-halves (HF), 1 = + # interleaved/Llama (the "rope" symbol). + rope_symbol = "rope_two_halves" if method_type == 0 else "rope" + rope_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}{rope_symbol}", + kernel_object, + [tensor_tile_ty, angle_tile_ty, tensor_tile_ty, np.int32], + ) + + # Define a task that will run on a compute tile + def core_body(of_in, of_lut, of_out, rope_kernel): + # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations + for _ in range_(angle_rows_per_aie_column): + elem_lut = of_lut.acquire(1) + for _ in range_(tensor_rows_per_angle_row): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + rope_kernel(elem_in, elem_lut, elem_out, cols) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + of_lut.release(1) + + # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile (one per column) + my_workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + of_in[i].cons(), + of_lut[i].cons(), + of_out[i].prod(), + rope_kernel, + ], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + # This pattern chops the data into equal chunks and moves them in parallel across the columns + tensor_taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (rows, cols), + i * tensor_rows_per_aie_column * cols, # Start offset for column i + [1, 1, 1, tensor_rows_per_aie_column * cols], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + angle_taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (angle_rows, cols), + i * angle_rows_per_aie_column * cols, # Start offset for column i + [1, 1, 1, angle_rows_per_aie_column * cols], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(A, B, C, of_in_prods, of_lut_prods, of_out_conss): + + # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. + tg = TaskGroup() + + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + of_in_prods[i].fill( + A, + tensor_taps[i], + group=tg, + ) + of_lut_prods[i].fill( + B, + angle_taps[i], + group=tg, + ) + # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + of_out_conss[i].drain( + C, + tensor_taps[i], + wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available + group=tg, + ) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + tensor_ty, + angle_ty, + tensor_ty, + [of.prod() for of in of_in], + [of.prod() for of in of_lut], + [of.cons() for of in of_out], + ], + ) + # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) + maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) + return prog.resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def compute_rope_params( + head_dim, + theta_base=10_000, + context_length=4096, + method_type=0, + freq_config=None, + dtype=torch.float32, +): + """Compute RoPE parameters (cos and sin tables).""" + assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Embedding dimension must be even" + + # Compute the inverse frequencies + inv_freq = 1.0 / ( + theta_base + ** ( + torch.arange(0, head_dim, 2, dtype=dtype)[: (head_dim // 2)].float() + / head_dim + ) + ) + + # Frequency adjustments + if freq_config is not None: + low_freq_wavelen = ( + freq_config["original_context_length"] / freq_config["low_freq_factor"] + ) + high_freq_wavelen = ( + freq_config["original_context_length"] / freq_config["high_freq_factor"] + ) + + wavelen = 2 * torch.pi / inv_freq + + inv_freq_llama = torch.where( + wavelen > low_freq_wavelen, inv_freq / freq_config["factor"], inv_freq + ) + + smooth_factor = ( + freq_config["original_context_length"] / wavelen + - freq_config["low_freq_factor"] + ) / (freq_config["high_freq_factor"] - freq_config["low_freq_factor"]) + + smoothed_inv_freq = (1 - smooth_factor) * ( + inv_freq / freq_config["factor"] + ) + smooth_factor * inv_freq + + is_medium_freq = (wavelen <= low_freq_wavelen) & (wavelen >= high_freq_wavelen) + inv_freq_llama = torch.where(is_medium_freq, smoothed_inv_freq, inv_freq_llama) + inv_freq = inv_freq_llama + + # Generate position indices + positions = torch.arange(context_length, dtype=dtype) + + # Compute the angles + angles = positions.unsqueeze(1) * inv_freq.unsqueeze( + 0 + ) # Shape: (context_length, head_dim / 2) + + # Precompute sine and cosine + cos = torch.cos(angles) + sin = torch.sin(angles) + + return cos, sin + + +def apply_rope(x, cos, sin, method_type=0): + """Apply rotary position embedding to input tensor.""" + if method_type == 0: # For the two-halves method used in HF transformers + # x: (n_heads, seq_len, head_dim) + n_heads, seq_len, head_dim = x.shape + assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Head dimension must be even" + + # Split x into first half and second half + x1 = x[..., : head_dim // 2] # First half + x2 = x[..., head_dim // 2 :] # Second half + + # Adjust sin and cos shapes + cos = cos[:seq_len, :] # Shape: (seq_len, head_dim / 2) + sin = sin[:seq_len, :] + + # Apply the rotary transformation + x_rotated = torch.empty_like(x) + x_rotated[..., : head_dim // 2] = (x1 * cos) + (-x2 * sin) + x_rotated[..., head_dim // 2 :] = (x2 * cos) + (x1 * sin) + + # It's ok to use lower-precision after applying cos and sin rotation + return x_rotated.to(dtype=x.dtype) + elif method_type == 1: # For the interleaved method used in the Llama paper + # x: (n_heads, seq_len, head_dim) + n_heads, seq_len, head_dim = x.shape + assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Head dimension must be even" + + # Split x into even and odd columns + x_even = x[..., ::2] # Even columns + x_odd = x[..., 1::2] # Odd columns + + # Adjust sin and cos shapes + cos = cos[:seq_len, :] # Shape: (seq_len, head_dim / 2) + sin = sin[:seq_len, :] + + # Apply the rotary transformation and interleave the even and odd outputs + x_rotated = torch.empty_like(x) + x_rotated[..., ::2] = (x_even * cos) - (x_odd * sin) + x_rotated[..., 1::2] = (x_even * sin) + (x_odd * cos) + + # It's ok to use lower-precision after applying cos and sin rotation + return x_rotated.to(dtype=x.dtype) + else: + raise ValueError("Invalid method_type. Must be 0 or 1.") + + +def reference(x, angles, method_type=0, rows=None, cols=None): + """CPU reference for RoPE from the operator's packed ``angles`` buffer. + + ``angles`` holds interleaved [cos, sin, cos, sin, ...] pairs along the last + dim (length ``cols``). Only ``method_type == 0`` (TWO_HALVES) is supported + here; the golden-data generator uses :func:`apply_rope`, which additionally + supports the interleaved method and works from the full-precision cos/sin + tables. ``angles`` may have fewer rows than ``x``; in that case each angle + row is repeated for ``rows / angles.shape[0]`` *consecutive* rows of ``x``, + matching the device kernel (design.py's ``core_body`` acquires one angle + row and applies it to that many consecutive input rows before moving on). + """ + if method_type != 0: + raise NotImplementedError( + f"RoPE reference only supports method_type=0 (TWO_HALVES), " + f"got {method_type}" + ) + if cols is None: + cols = x.shape[-1] + if rows is None: + rows = x.shape[0] + half = cols // 2 + cos = angles[..., 0::2].to(torch.float32) + sin = angles[..., 1::2].to(torch.float32) + if cos.shape[0] != rows: + if rows % cos.shape[0] == 0: + rep = rows // cos.shape[0] + cos = cos.repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) + sin = sin.repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) + else: + cos = cos[:rows] + sin = sin[:rows] + x32 = x.to(torch.float32) + x1, x2 = x32[..., :half], x32[..., half:] + y1 = x1 * cos - x2 * sin + y2 = x2 * cos + x1 * sin + return torch.cat([y1, y2], dim=-1).to(torch.bfloat16) + + +def generate_golden_reference( + rows=4096, + cols=64, + context_len=131072, + method_type=0, + rope_theta_base=500000.0, + rope_freq_factor=32.0, + rope_freq_low_factor=1.0, + rope_freq_high_factor=4.0, + rope_freq_orig_ctx_len=8192, + seed=42, +): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + + # Generate golden inputs + freq_config = { + "factor": rope_freq_factor, + "low_freq_factor": rope_freq_low_factor, + "high_freq_factor": rope_freq_high_factor, + "original_context_length": rope_freq_orig_ctx_len, + } + cos, sin = compute_rope_params( + head_dim=cols, + theta_base=rope_theta_base, + context_length=context_len, + method_type=method_type, + freq_config=freq_config, + ) + val_range = 4 + # Head count is inferred from rows and context_len. This logic assumes rows is either + # smaller than context_len (1 head, seq_len == rows) or an exact multiple of context_len + # (n_heads == rows // context_len). + if context_len < rows and rows % context_len != 0: + raise ValueError( + f"rows ({rows}) must be a multiple of context_len ({context_len}) when rows > context_len" + ) + n_heads = rows // context_len if context_len < rows else 1 + seq_len = rows // n_heads + A = torch.rand(n_heads, seq_len, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + + # Create the lut by interleaving cos and sin + B = torch.zeros((seq_len, cols), dtype=torch.bfloat16) + B[:, ::2] = cos[:seq_len, : cols // 2] + B[:, 1::2] = sin[:seq_len, : cols // 2] + + # Generate golden outputs + C = apply_rope(A, cos, sin, method_type) + + return { + "A": A, + "B": B, + "C": C, + } diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/reference.py b/iron/operators/rope/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 147ea9c31d..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/rope/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,209 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - - -def compute_rope_params( - head_dim, - theta_base=10_000, - context_length=4096, - method_type=0, - freq_config=None, - dtype=torch.float32, -): - """Compute RoPE parameters (cos and sin tables).""" - assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Embedding dimension must be even" - - # Compute the inverse frequencies - inv_freq = 1.0 / ( - theta_base - ** ( - torch.arange(0, head_dim, 2, dtype=dtype)[: (head_dim // 2)].float() - / head_dim - ) - ) - - # Frequency adjustments - if freq_config is not None: - low_freq_wavelen = ( - freq_config["original_context_length"] / freq_config["low_freq_factor"] - ) - high_freq_wavelen = ( - freq_config["original_context_length"] / freq_config["high_freq_factor"] - ) - - wavelen = 2 * torch.pi / inv_freq - - inv_freq_llama = torch.where( - wavelen > low_freq_wavelen, inv_freq / freq_config["factor"], inv_freq - ) - - smooth_factor = ( - freq_config["original_context_length"] / wavelen - - freq_config["low_freq_factor"] - ) / (freq_config["high_freq_factor"] - freq_config["low_freq_factor"]) - - smoothed_inv_freq = (1 - smooth_factor) * ( - inv_freq / freq_config["factor"] - ) + smooth_factor * inv_freq - - is_medium_freq = (wavelen <= low_freq_wavelen) & (wavelen >= high_freq_wavelen) - inv_freq_llama = torch.where(is_medium_freq, smoothed_inv_freq, inv_freq_llama) - inv_freq = inv_freq_llama - - # Generate position indices - positions = torch.arange(context_length, dtype=dtype) - - # Compute the angles - angles = positions.unsqueeze(1) * inv_freq.unsqueeze( - 0 - ) # Shape: (context_length, head_dim / 2) - - # Precompute sine and cosine - cos = torch.cos(angles) - sin = torch.sin(angles) - - return cos, sin - - -def apply_rope(x, cos, sin, method_type=0): - """Apply rotary position embedding to input tensor.""" - if method_type == 0: # For the two-halves method used in HF transformers - # x: (n_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - n_heads, seq_len, head_dim = x.shape - assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Head dimension must be even" - - # Split x into first half and second half - x1 = x[..., : head_dim // 2] # First half - x2 = x[..., head_dim // 2 :] # Second half - - # Adjust sin and cos shapes - cos = cos[:seq_len, :] # Shape: (seq_len, head_dim / 2) - sin = sin[:seq_len, :] - - # Apply the rotary transformation - x_rotated = torch.empty_like(x) - x_rotated[..., : head_dim // 2] = (x1 * cos) + (-x2 * sin) - x_rotated[..., head_dim // 2 :] = (x2 * cos) + (x1 * sin) - - # It's ok to use lower-precision after applying cos and sin rotation - return x_rotated.to(dtype=x.dtype) - elif method_type == 1: # For the interleaved method used in the Llama paper - # x: (n_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - n_heads, seq_len, head_dim = x.shape - assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Head dimension must be even" - - # Split x into even and odd columns - x_even = x[..., ::2] # Even columns - x_odd = x[..., 1::2] # Odd columns - - # Adjust sin and cos shapes - cos = cos[:seq_len, :] # Shape: (seq_len, head_dim / 2) - sin = sin[:seq_len, :] - - # Apply the rotary transformation and interleave the even and odd outputs - x_rotated = torch.empty_like(x) - x_rotated[..., ::2] = (x_even * cos) - (x_odd * sin) - x_rotated[..., 1::2] = (x_even * sin) + (x_odd * cos) - - # It's ok to use lower-precision after applying cos and sin rotation - return x_rotated.to(dtype=x.dtype) - else: - raise ValueError("Invalid method_type. Must be 0 or 1.") - - -def reference(x, angles, method_type=0, rows=None, cols=None): - """CPU reference for RoPE from the operator's packed ``angles`` buffer. - - ``angles`` holds interleaved [cos, sin, cos, sin, ...] pairs along the last - dim (length ``cols``). Only ``method_type == 0`` (TWO_HALVES) is supported - here; the golden-data generator uses :func:`apply_rope`, which additionally - supports the interleaved method and works from the full-precision cos/sin - tables. ``angles`` may have fewer rows than ``x``; in that case each angle - row is repeated for ``rows / angles.shape[0]`` *consecutive* rows of ``x``, - matching the device kernel (design.py's ``core_body`` acquires one angle - row and applies it to that many consecutive input rows before moving on). - """ - if method_type != 0: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"RoPE reference only supports method_type=0 (TWO_HALVES), " - f"got {method_type}" - ) - if cols is None: - cols = x.shape[-1] - if rows is None: - rows = x.shape[0] - half = cols // 2 - cos = angles[..., 0::2].to(torch.float32) - sin = angles[..., 1::2].to(torch.float32) - if cos.shape[0] != rows: - if rows % cos.shape[0] == 0: - rep = rows // cos.shape[0] - cos = cos.repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) - sin = sin.repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) - else: - cos = cos[:rows] - sin = sin[:rows] - x32 = x.to(torch.float32) - x1, x2 = x32[..., :half], x32[..., half:] - y1 = x1 * cos - x2 * sin - y2 = x2 * cos + x1 * sin - return torch.cat([y1, y2], dim=-1).to(torch.bfloat16) - - -def generate_golden_reference( - rows=4096, - cols=64, - context_len=131072, - method_type=0, - rope_theta_base=500000.0, - rope_freq_factor=32.0, - rope_freq_low_factor=1.0, - rope_freq_high_factor=4.0, - rope_freq_orig_ctx_len=8192, - seed=42, -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - - # Generate golden inputs - freq_config = { - "factor": rope_freq_factor, - "low_freq_factor": rope_freq_low_factor, - "high_freq_factor": rope_freq_high_factor, - "original_context_length": rope_freq_orig_ctx_len, - } - cos, sin = compute_rope_params( - head_dim=cols, - theta_base=rope_theta_base, - context_length=context_len, - method_type=method_type, - freq_config=freq_config, - ) - val_range = 4 - # Head count is inferred from rows and context_len. This logic assumes rows is either - # smaller than context_len (1 head, seq_len == rows) or an exact multiple of context_len - # (n_heads == rows // context_len). - if context_len < rows and rows % context_len != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"rows ({rows}) must be a multiple of context_len ({context_len}) when rows > context_len" - ) - n_heads = rows // context_len if context_len < rows else 1 - seq_len = rows // n_heads - A = torch.rand(n_heads, seq_len, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - - # Create the lut by interleaving cos and sin - B = torch.zeros((seq_len, cols), dtype=torch.bfloat16) - B[:, ::2] = cos[:seq_len, : cols // 2] - B[:, 1::2] = sin[:seq_len, : cols // 2] - - # Generate golden outputs - C = apply_rope(A, cos, sin, method_type) - - return { - "A": A, - "B": B, - "C": C, - } diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/test.py b/iron/operators/rope/test.py index 9e4820ca10..85e4545ed6 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rope/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/test.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE -from iron.operators.rope.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.rope.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/design.py b/iron/operators/transpose/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index bb0c3348fe..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,192 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - - -def shuffle_transpose( - dev, M, N, num_columns, num_channels, m, n, s, num_batches=1, func_prefix="" -): - num_elements = M * N - per_tile_elements = m * n - dtype = bfloat16 - - if M % m != 0: - raise ValueError(f"Matrix rows ({M}) must be a multiple of {m}.") - if N % n != 0: - raise ValueError(f"Matrix columns ({N}) must be a multiple of {n}.") - if m % s != 0: - raise ValueError(f"AIE tile rows ({m}) must be a multiple of {s}.") - if n % s != 0: - raise ValueError(f"AIE tile columns ({n}) must be a multiple of {s}.") - if per_tile_elements > 8192: - raise ValueError( - f"Kernel tile size {per_tile_elements} needs to be below 8192 to fit within data memory." - ) - - # Minimum tile sizes required by the two kernels - if s == 4 and (m <= 4 or n <= 4): - raise ValueError(f"Kernel tile {s} needs AIE tile rows > 4 and columns > 4.") - if s == 8 and (m <= 16 or n <= 16): - raise ValueError(f"Kernel tile {s} needs AIE tile rows > 16 and columns > 16.") - - # Define tensor types. The runtime tensor spans all batches (contiguous matrices); - # per-tile work on the cores is identical regardless of batch count. - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * num_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - fifodepth = 1 if per_tile_elements > 4096 else 2 - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. Partially transposes the input - # data so that the kernel only needs to - # transpose s*s-sized sub-tiles. - # The L3 tensors hold num_batches contiguous (M,N) matrices stacked along the row - # dimension: in-dims (num_batches*M, N), out-dims (num_batches*N, M); at num_batches==1 - # these are simply (M,N)/(N,M). Each (i,j) column/channel emits one TAP per batch, offset - # by batch*num_elements; the per-batch internal sizes/strides are the same for every batch - # because each matrix is contiguous and row-major. - in_dims = (num_batches * M, N) - out_dims = (num_batches * N, M) - taps_in_L3L2 = [ - [ - TensorAccessPattern( - in_dims, - batch * num_elements - + (M // num_channels) * j * N - + (N // num_columns) * i, - [M // num_channels // m, N // num_columns // n, m, n], - [m * N, n, N, 1], - ) - for batch in range(num_batches) - ] - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - taps_in_L2L1 = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (M, N), - (M // num_channels) * j * N + (N // num_columns) * i, - [m // s, s, n // s, s], - [s, m, s * m, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - taps_out_L1L3 = [ - [ - TensorAccessPattern( - out_dims, - batch * num_elements - + (N // num_columns) * i * M - + (M // num_channels) * j, - [M // num_channels // m, N // num_columns // n, n, m], - [m, n * M, M, 1], - ) - for batch in range(num_batches) - ] - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s_L3L2 = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"of_in1s_L3L2_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_in1s_L2L1 = [ - of_in1s_L3L2[i * num_channels + j] - .cons(dims_from_stream=taps_in_L2L1[i * num_channels + j].transformation_dims) - .forward(obj_type=tile_ty, name=f"of_in1s_L2L1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - transpose_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}transpose_{s}x{s}", - f"{func_prefix}transpose_{m}x{n}.o", - [tile_ty, tile_ty], - ) - - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in1, of_out, transpose_kernel): - # Process num_batches contiguous matrices through the same FIFOs: num_batches x the per-matrix - # tile iterations. The kernel only ever sees s*s sub-tiles, so it is batch-agnostic. - for _ in range_(num_batches): - # Number of sub-matrix "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N // n // num_columns): - for _ in range_(M // m // num_channels): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - transpose_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out) - of_out.release(1) - of_in1.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in1s_L2L1[i * num_channels + j].cons(), - of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - transpose_kernel, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, C, of_in1s_L3L2_prods, of_outs_conss): - - # One task group per batch (each a parallel fill+drain over all columns/channels), so the - # num_batches contiguous matrices stream through the same FIFOs in sequence. - for batch in range(num_batches): - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_in1s_L3L2_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - A, - taps_in_L3L2[i * num_channels + j][batch], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs of data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( - C, - taps_out_L1L3[i * num_channels + j][batch], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s_L3L2], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - return Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers).resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 97fa87d1d7..4821c04e1e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -13,6 +13,13 @@ PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +import numpy as np +from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +import torch +from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @dataclass @@ -67,21 +74,7 @@ def __post_init__(self): def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "shuffle_transpose", - ( - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.M, - self.N, - self.num_aie_columns, - self.num_channels, - self.m, - self.n, - self.s, - self.num_batches, - ), - ), + DesignGenerator(fn=shuffle_transpose, bind_from=self), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): @@ -109,6 +102,221 @@ def arg_spec(M, N, num_batches=1): def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an (M, N) matrix stored row-major.""" - from iron.operators.transpose.reference import reference - return reference(x.reshape(self.M, self.N)) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def shuffle_transpose( + dev, M, N, num_aie_columns, num_channels, m, n, s, num_batches=1, func_prefix="" +): + num_elements = M * N + per_tile_elements = m * n + dtype = bfloat16 + + if M % m != 0: + raise ValueError(f"Matrix rows ({M}) must be a multiple of {m}.") + if N % n != 0: + raise ValueError(f"Matrix columns ({N}) must be a multiple of {n}.") + if m % s != 0: + raise ValueError(f"AIE tile rows ({m}) must be a multiple of {s}.") + if n % s != 0: + raise ValueError(f"AIE tile columns ({n}) must be a multiple of {s}.") + if per_tile_elements > 8192: + raise ValueError( + f"Kernel tile size {per_tile_elements} needs to be below 8192 to fit within data memory." + ) + + # Minimum tile sizes required by the two kernels + if s == 4 and (m <= 4 or n <= 4): + raise ValueError(f"Kernel tile {s} needs AIE tile rows > 4 and columns > 4.") + if s == 8 and (m <= 16 or n <= 16): + raise ValueError(f"Kernel tile {s} needs AIE tile rows > 16 and columns > 16.") + + # Define tensor types. The runtime tensor spans all batches (contiguous matrices); + # per-tile work on the cores is identical regardless of batch count. + tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * num_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] + tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] + + fifodepth = 1 if per_tile_elements > 4096 else 2 + + # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel + # to describe the data movement + # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks + # and moves them in parallel across the columns + # and channels. Partially transposes the input + # data so that the kernel only needs to + # transpose s*s-sized sub-tiles. + # The L3 tensors hold num_batches contiguous (M,N) matrices stacked along the row + # dimension: in-dims (num_batches*M, N), out-dims (num_batches*N, M); at num_batches==1 + # these are simply (M,N)/(N,M). Each (i,j) column/channel emits one TAP per batch, offset + # by batch*num_elements; the per-batch internal sizes/strides are the same for every batch + # because each matrix is contiguous and row-major. + in_dims = (num_batches * M, N) + out_dims = (num_batches * N, M) + taps_in_L3L2 = [ + [ + TensorAccessPattern( + in_dims, + batch * num_elements + + (M // num_channels) * j * N + + (N // num_aie_columns) * i, + [M // num_channels // m, N // num_aie_columns // n, m, n], + [m * N, n, N, 1], + ) + for batch in range(num_batches) + ] + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + taps_in_L2L1 = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (M, N), + (M // num_channels) * j * N + (N // num_aie_columns) * i, + [m // s, s, n // s, s], + [s, m, s * m, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + taps_out_L1L3 = [ + [ + TensorAccessPattern( + out_dims, + batch * num_elements + + (N // num_aie_columns) * i * M + + (M // num_channels) * j, + [M // num_channels // m, N // num_aie_columns // n, n, m], + [m, n * M, M, 1], + ) + for batch in range(num_batches) + ] + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos + of_in1s_L3L2 = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"of_in1s_L3L2_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + of_in1s_L2L1 = [ + of_in1s_L3L2[i * num_channels + j] + .cons(dims_from_stream=taps_in_L2L1[i * num_channels + j].transformation_dims) + .forward(obj_type=tile_ty, name=f"of_in1s_L2L1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # AIE Core Function declaration + transpose_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}transpose_{s}x{s}", + f"{func_prefix}transpose_{m}x{n}.o", + [tile_ty, tile_ty], + ) + + # Define a task that will run on a compute tile + def core_body(of_in1, of_out, transpose_kernel): + # Process num_batches contiguous matrices through the same FIFOs: num_batches x the per-matrix + # tile iterations. The kernel only ever sees s*s sub-tiles, so it is batch-agnostic. + for _ in range_(num_batches): + # Number of sub-matrix "tile" iterations + for _ in range_(N // n // num_aie_columns): + for _ in range_(M // m // num_channels): + elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + transpose_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out) + of_out.release(1) + of_in1.release(1) + + # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile + my_workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + of_in1s_L2L1[i * num_channels + j].cons(), + of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), + transpose_kernel, + ], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(A, C, of_in1s_L3L2_prods, of_outs_conss): + + # One task group per batch (each a parallel fill+drain over all columns/channels), so the + # num_batches contiguous matrices stream through the same FIFOs in sequence. + for batch in range(num_batches): + # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. + tg = TaskGroup() + + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + of_in1s_L3L2_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( + A, + taps_in_L3L2[i * num_channels + j][batch], + group=tg, + ) + # Drain the output objectFIFOs of data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( + C, + taps_out_L1L3[i * num_channels + j][batch], + wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available + group=tg, + ) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + tensor_ty, + tensor_ty, + [of.prod() for of in of_in1s_L3L2], + [of.cons() for of in of_outs], + ], + ) + # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + return Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers).resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def reference(x): + """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an ``(rows, cols)`` matrix (ground truth).""" + return torch.transpose(x, 0, 1) + + +def generate_golden_reference( + rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42, num_batches=1 +): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + # num_batches>1: B independent (rows,cols) matrices laid back-to-back; each is + # transposed independently and the results concatenated in the same order. + input_tensor = ( + torch.rand(num_batches, rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range + ) + output_tensor = torch.stack( + [reference(input_tensor[b]) for b in range(num_batches)] + ) + # drop batch dimension if num_batches == 1 + input_tensor = torch.squeeze(input_tensor, 0) + output_tensor = torch.squeeze(output_tensor, 0) + return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/reference.py b/iron/operators/transpose/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 86e9c24ffe..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,29 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def reference(x): - """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an ``(rows, cols)`` matrix (ground truth).""" - return torch.transpose(x, 0, 1) - - -def generate_golden_reference( - rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42, num_batches=1 -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - # num_batches>1: B independent (rows,cols) matrices laid back-to-back; each is - # transposed independently and the results concatenated in the same order. - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(num_batches, rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - ) - output_tensor = torch.stack( - [reference(input_tensor[b]) for b in range(num_batches)] - ) - # drop batch dimension if num_batches == 1 - input_tensor = torch.squeeze(input_tensor, 0) - output_tensor = torch.squeeze(output_tensor, 0) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py b/iron/operators/transpose/test.py index 5f030da8ff..0bba2a6d54 100755 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.transpose.op import Transpose -from iron.operators.transpose.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.transpose.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test diff --git a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py index e199f915a3..f04e4ecdd9 100644 --- a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py +++ b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import torch -from iron.operators.rope.reference import reference +from iron.operators.rope.op import reference def _block_major_expected(x, angles, rows, angle_rows): From 769450b89dc9089a2fb147d4aaefe6f6f5d3a881 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 19:06:29 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 013/215] strided_copy, gemv, gemm, mha: one operator, one file Four more collapses, all already bound so this is the merge alone. gemm and mha additionally carried an empty positional args tuple left over from the path-and-name form, which had to go with it -- an empty tuple after a keyword argument is a syntax error, and the merge refused to write rather than emit a broken file. gemm is the largest of these at 1127 lines in one module. That is not small, but it is the same code in one place instead of three, and the naming question it raises -- the design's m/k/n against the operator's tile_m/tile_k/tile_n -- can now be settled by reading a single file. Verified on a Strix npu2: gemm 130 passed; strided_copy, gemv, mha and iron/tests 650 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/gemm/design.py | 794 ------------------ iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 875 +++++++++++++++++++- iron/operators/gemm/reference.py | 75 -- iron/operators/gemm/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/gemv/design.py | 302 ------- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 384 ++++++++- iron/operators/gemv/reference.py | 76 -- iron/operators/gemv/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/mha/design.py | 888 -------------------- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 984 ++++++++++++++++++++++- iron/operators/mha/reference.py | 94 --- iron/operators/mha/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/strided_copy/design.py | 183 ----- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 300 ++++++- iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py | 113 --- iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py | 2 +- 16 files changed, 2533 insertions(+), 2543 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/gemm/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/gemm/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/gemv/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/gemv/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/mha/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/mha/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/strided_copy/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/design.py b/iron/operators/gemm/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index a52375f9d5..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,794 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import argparse -from pathlib import Path - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import ( - Kernel, - ObjectFifo, - Program, - Buffer, - Runtime, - TaskGroup, - Worker, - WorkerRuntimeBarrier, - str_to_dtype, -) -from aie.iron.device import NPU1Col1, NPU1Col2, NPU1, NPU2, Tile -from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace - -microkernel_mac_dim_map = { - "npu1": { - "bf16": (4, 8, 4), - }, - "npu1": { - "bf16": (4, 8, 4), - }, - "npu2": { - "bf16": { - # emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 - True: (8, 8, 8), - False: (4, 8, 8), - }, - }, -} - - -def main(): - argparser = argparse.ArgumentParser( - prog="AIE Matrix Multiplication MLIR Design (Whole Array)", - description="Emits MLIR code for a matrix multiplication design of the given input size", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--dev", type=str, choices=["npu1", "npu2"], default="npu2") - argparser.add_argument("-M", type=int, default=512) - argparser.add_argument("-K", type=int, default=512) - argparser.add_argument("-N", type=int, default=512) - argparser.add_argument("-m", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument("-k", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument("-n", type=int, default=32) - argparser.add_argument("--n-aie-cols", type=int, choices=[1, 2, 4, 8], default=4) - argparser.add_argument("--b-col-maj", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) - argparser.add_argument("--c-col-maj", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) - # Whether to use the scalar kernel; this is low, but can be useful for debugging smaller sizes - argparser.add_argument("--scalar", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) - argparser.add_argument( - "--emulate-bf16-mmul-with-bfp16", action="store_true", default=False - ) - argparser.add_argument("--prio-accuracy", action="store_true", default=False) - argparser.add_argument("--separate-c-tiles", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) - argparser.add_argument( - "--archive", - type=str, - default=None, - help="Name of the archive file for the AIE kernels", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--dtype_in", type=str, choices=["bf16"], default="bf16") - argparser.add_argument( - "--dtype_out", - type=str, - choices=["bf16", "f32"], - default="bf16", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--trace_size", type=int, default=0) - argparser.add_argument( - "--output-file-path", - "-o", - type=str, - help="Output file path for the generated MLIR module", - ) - - args = argparser.parse_args() - module = my_matmul( - args.dev, - args.M, - args.K, - args.N, - args.m, - args.k, - args.n, - args.n_aie_cols, - args.dtype_in, - args.dtype_out, - args.b_col_maj, - args.c_col_maj, - args.scalar, - args.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, - args.prio_accuracy, - args.separate_c_tiles, - args.trace_size, - args.archive, - "", - ) - - output_file_path = Path(args.output_file_path) - with open(output_file_path, "w") as f: - f.write(str(module)) - - -def ceildiv(a, b): - return (a + b - 1) // b - - -def my_matmul( - dev, - M, - K, - N, - m, - k, - n, - n_aie_cols, - dtype_in_str, - dtype_out_str, - b_col_maj, - c_col_maj, - use_scalar, - emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, - prio_accuracy, - separate_c_tiles, - trace_size, - kernel_object=None, - func_prefix="", -): - n_aie_rows = 4 - - dev_name = dev if isinstance(dev, str) else dev.resolve().name - - dtype_in = str_to_dtype(dtype_in_str) - dtype_out = str_to_dtype(dtype_out_str) - - # When using more AIE columns than n_aie_rows (4) (applicable to NPU2), - # restrict the number of shim/mem tiles to n_aie_rows, - # since we have only n_aie_rows row tiles for matrix A - # When using n_aie_rows (4) or less AIE columns (both NPU and NPU2), - # the number of shim/mem tiles are equal to n_aie_cols. - # We use the distribute pattern in object FIFO (see linking for A below), - # since we have n_aie_rows (4) row tiles for matrix A - n_shim_mem_A = min(n_aie_cols, n_aie_rows) - - # Integer division when n_aie_cols < 4, otherwise set to 1 - n_A_tiles_per_shim = n_aie_rows // n_aie_cols if n_aie_cols < 4 else 1 - - mem_tile_m_A = m * n_A_tiles_per_shim - mem_tile_m_C = m * n_aie_rows - mem_tile_n = n * n_aie_cols - - # A shim BD's outermost descriptor dimension lands in the ITERATION field, - # whose step is 20 bits wide (AIETargetModel::getDmaBdStepBits for - # ShimNOCTile). An element stride S is re-expressed as (S - 1) * itemsize - # / 4-byte address granularity before the check, so a wide N pushes C's row - # stride past it: M=1024 K=2560 N=10240 needs mem_tile_m_C * N = 2621440 - # and aiecc rejects the build with "Stride 3 exceeds the [1:1048576] - # range". See the C drain below for how that is split, and flm_gemm's - # design.py for the same fix worked through in more detail. - def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): - return (stride_elems - 1) * itemsize // 4 <= (1 << 20) - 1 - - if prio_accuracy: - assert ( - dtype_out_str == "bf16" - ), f"prio_accuracy flag is a feature only for bfloat16 output data types" - use_larger_internal_buffer = True - # If prio_accuracy flag is enabled, gemm for bfloat16 will accumulate in place with a f32 buffer, - # which will be converted to bf16 after the reduction loop finishes for output transfer to L2 - dtype_out_internal = str_to_dtype("f32") - assert np.issubdtype(dtype_in, np.integer) == np.issubdtype( - dtype_out_internal, np.integer - ), f"Input dtype ({dtype_in}) and output dtype ({dtype_out_internal}) must either both be integral or both be float" - assert ( - np.dtype(dtype_out_internal).itemsize >= np.dtype(dtype_in).itemsize - ), f"Output dtype ({dtype_out_internal}) must be equal or larger to input dtype ({dtype_in})" - else: - use_larger_internal_buffer = False - - assert np.issubdtype(dtype_in, np.integer) == np.issubdtype( - dtype_out, np.integer - ), f"Input dtype ({dtype_in}) and output dtype ({dtype_out}) must either both be integral or both be float" - assert ( - np.dtype(dtype_out).itemsize >= np.dtype(dtype_in).itemsize - ), f"Output dtype ({dtype_out}) must be equal or larger to input dtype ({dtype_in})" - - # r, s, t are the dimensions required by the microkernel MAC instructions. - mac_dims = microkernel_mac_dim_map[dev_name][dtype_in_str] - if dev_name == "npu2" and dtype_in_str == "bf16": - r, s, t = mac_dims[emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16] - else: - r, s, t = mac_dims - - # npu1 is a 4 row x 4 col array - if dev_name == "npu1" and n_aie_cols > 4: - raise AssertionError("Invalid configuration: NPU (Phoenix/Hawk) has 4 columns") - # npu2 is a 4 row x 8 col array - if dev_name == "npu2" and n_aie_cols > 8: - raise AssertionError( - "Invalid configuration: NPU2 (Strix/Strix Halo/Krackan) has 8 columns" - ) - - # Input matrix A: - # Conceptually, we divide input A into (m * n_rows, k)-sized blocks. These - # blocks are _broadcast_ across AIE core columns, then _distributed_ across - # rows, s.t. each of the n_rows compute cores in a column receives a - # contiguous (m, k)-sized block of A. - assert ( - M % mem_tile_m_A == 0 - ), """A must be tileable into (m * n_A_tiles_per_shim, k)-sized blocks""" - - # Both A and B are tiled in the K dimension into size k. - assert K % k == 0 - - # Input matrix B: - # Conceptually, we do the same as with A, but instead of broadcasting - # across columns we broadcast across rows and distribute across columns. - assert ( - N % mem_tile_n == 0 - ), """B must be tileable into (k, n * n_aie_cols)-sized blocks""" - - # Output matrix C: - # Conceptually, we divide output C into (m * n_rows, n)-sized blocks. These - # blocks are _distributed_ across AIE core columns, and _joined_ across - # rows, s.t. each of the n_rows compute cores in a column send a - # contiguous (m, n)-sized block of C. - assert ( - M % mem_tile_m_C == 0 - ), """C must be tileable into (m * n_aie_rows, n)-sized blocks""" - - # r, s, t are the dimensions required by the microkernel MAC instructions. - if not use_scalar: - assert m % r == 0 - assert k % s == 0 - assert n % t == 0 - - # If you get errors during CDO generation due to running out of program - # memory, it may be because too much code is generated due to ObjectFIFO - # loop unrollings. Reducing the depth to 1 here will work around that at - # a big performance cost. - fifo_depth = 2 - - if dev_name == "npu1": - if n_aie_cols == 1: - dev_ty = NPU1Col1() - elif n_aie_cols == 2: - dev_ty = NPU1Col2() - elif n_aie_cols == 4: - dev_ty = NPU1() - else: - dev_ty = NPU2() - - # Define tensor types - A_ty = np.ndarray[(M * K,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - B_ty = np.ndarray[(K * N,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - C_ty = np.ndarray[(M * N,), np.dtype[dtype_out]] - A_l2_ty = np.ndarray[(mem_tile_m_A * k,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - B_l2_ty = np.ndarray[(k * n,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - C_l2_ty = np.ndarray[(mem_tile_m_C * n,), np.dtype[dtype_out]] - A_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(m, k), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - B_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(k, n), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - C_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out]] - - # AIE Core Function declarations - scalar_suffix = "_scalar" if use_scalar else "" - gemm_object = ( - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}" - if kernel_object - else f"{func_prefix}gemm_{m}x{k}x{n}.o" - ) - if use_larger_internal_buffer: - # Fix fifo depth for C objfifo to 1 since 1 buffer will be used for accumulation - # and another for transfer to L2 - fifo_depth_out = 1 - # Set the type for accumulation - C_l1_ty_internal = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out_internal]] - # A kernel to convert from the internal f32 accumulation to bf16 for transfer to L2 is needed - convert_copy_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}cast_f32_bf16_row", - f"{func_prefix}cast_f32_bf16.o", - [C_l1_ty_internal, C_l1_ty, np.int32], - ) - # Fix the kernels to use f32 outputs - zero_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}zero{scalar_suffix}_f32", - gemm_object, - [C_l1_ty_internal], - ) - matmul_func_name = f"{func_prefix}matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_f32" - matmul_kernel = Kernel( - matmul_func_name, - gemm_object, - [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty_internal], - ) - else: - # No need to use separate buffers for accumulation and transfer to L2, so - # we only need the zero and matmul kernels - fifo_depth_out = fifo_depth - zero_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}zero{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_out_str}", - gemm_object, - [C_l1_ty], - ) - matmul_func_name = ( - f"{func_prefix}matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}" - ) - matmul_kernel = Kernel( - matmul_func_name, - gemm_object, - [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty], - ) - - # Tile declarations as tile[row][col] - tiles = [[(col, row) for col in range(0, n_aie_cols)] for row in range(0, 6)] - core_tiles = tiles[2:] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - A_l3l2_fifos = [None] * n_shim_mem_A - A_l2l1_fifos = [None] * n_aie_rows - - B_l3l2_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols - B_l2l1_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols - - C_l1l2_fifos = [[None] * n_aie_cols for _ in range(n_aie_rows)] - C_l2l3_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols - - # Runtime parameters - rtps = [ - [ - Buffer( - np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - name=f"rtp{row}_{col}", - initial_value=np.array([0, 0], dtype=np.int32), - use_write_rtp=True, - ) - for col in range(n_aie_cols) - ] - for row in range(n_aie_rows) - ] - - # Create barriers to synchronize individual workers with the runtime sequence - workerBarriers = [ - [WorkerRuntimeBarrier() for col in range(n_aie_cols)] - for row in range(n_aie_rows) - ] - - # Input A - for i in range(n_shim_mem_A): - A_l3l2_fifos[i] = ObjectFifo(A_l2_ty, name=f"A_L3L2_{i}", depth=fifo_depth) - # If n_shim_mem_A == n_rows, n_A_tiles_per_shim is 1 and - # this simply links a_l3l2_fifos[i] to a_l2l1_fifos[i] directly, - # If n_shim_mem_A < n_rows, each column receives multiple rows of - # tiles; distribute it along rows of AIE cores. - start_row = i * n_A_tiles_per_shim - stop_row = start_row + n_A_tiles_per_shim - of_offsets = [m * k * j for j in range(stop_row - start_row)] - dims_to_stream = [ - [ - (m // r, r * k), - (k // s, s), - (r, k), - (s, 1), - ] - ] * (stop_row - start_row) - a_tmp_fifos = ( - A_l3l2_fifos[i] - .cons() - .split( - of_offsets, - obj_types=[A_l1_ty] * (stop_row - start_row), - names=[f"A_L2L1_{row}" for row in range(start_row, stop_row)], - dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, - tile=Tile( - 2 * i if n_aie_cols == 8 else i, 1 - ), # alternate columns in full 4x8 NPU2 case - ) - ) - - for j in range(stop_row - start_row): - A_l2l1_fifos[j + start_row] = a_tmp_fifos[j] - - # Input B - for col in range(n_aie_cols): - B_l3l2_fifos[col] = ObjectFifo(B_l2_ty, name=f"B_L3L2_{col}", depth=fifo_depth) - if b_col_maj: - dims_to_stream = [(n // t, t * k), (k // s, s), (t, k), (s, 1)] - else: - dims_to_stream = [(k // s, s * n), (n // t, t), (s, n), (t, 1)] - B_l2l1_fifos[col] = ( - B_l3l2_fifos[col] - .cons() - .forward( - obj_type=B_l1_ty, - name=f"B_L2L1_{col}", - dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, - tile=Tile(col, 1), - ) - ) - - # Output C - if c_col_maj: - dims_to_stream = [(n // t, t * m), (t, r), (m // r, r * t), (r, 1)] - else: - dims_to_stream = [(m // r, r * n), (r, t), (n // t, r * t), (t, 1)] - C_l2l3_fifos[col] = ObjectFifo( - C_l2_ty, - name=f"C_L2L3_{col}", - depth=fifo_depth, - dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, - ) - of_offsets = [m * n * i for i in range(n_aie_rows)] - - # join along one column - c_tmp_fifos = ( - C_l2l3_fifos[col] - .prod() - .join( - of_offsets, - obj_types=[C_l1_ty] * n_aie_rows, - names=[f"C_L1L2_{col}_{row}" for row in range(n_aie_rows)], - depths=[fifo_depth_out] * n_aie_rows, - tile=Tile(col, 1), - ) - ) - for j in range(n_aie_rows): - C_l1l2_fifos[j][col] = c_tmp_fifos[j] - - # Tasks for each worker to perform - def core_fn( - in_a, - in_b, - out_c, - zero, - matmul, - convert_copy, - my_rtp, - barrier, - elem_out_internal, - ): - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - rtp_K_div_k = my_rtp[0] - rtp_n_tiles_per_core = my_rtp[1] - loop = range(1) # Workaround for issue #1547 - if rtp_n_tiles_per_core > 1: - loop = range_(rtp_n_tiles_per_core) - for _ in loop: - if not use_larger_internal_buffer: - elem_out_internal = out_c.acquire(1) - zero(elem_out_internal) - - for _ in range_(rtp_K_div_k): - elem_in_a = in_a.acquire(1) - elem_in_b = in_b.acquire(1) - matmul(elem_in_a, elem_in_b, elem_out_internal) - in_a.release(1) - in_b.release(1) - - if use_larger_internal_buffer: - elem_out_transfer = out_c.acquire(1) - convert_copy(elem_out_internal, elem_out_transfer, m * n) - out_c.release(1) - else: - out_c.release(1) - - # Set up compute tiles - workers = [] - for row in range(n_aie_rows): - for col in range(n_aie_cols): - tile_col, tile_row = core_tiles[row][col] - acc_buffer = None - if use_larger_internal_buffer: - acc_buffer = Buffer( - type=C_l1_ty_internal, name=f"acc_buffer_{row}_{col}" - ) - - workers.append( - Worker( - core_fn, - [ - A_l2l1_fifos[row].cons(), - B_l2l1_fifos[col].cons(), - C_l1l2_fifos[row][col].prod(), - zero_kernel, - matmul_kernel, - convert_copy_kernel if use_larger_internal_buffer else None, - rtps[row][col], - workerBarriers[row][col], - acc_buffer, - ], - tile=Tile(tile_col, tile_row), - stack_size=0xD00, - ) - ) - - # Calculate RTP values for the reduction loop and total C tiles - K_div_k = K // k - n_c_col_tiles_per_core = N // mem_tile_n - n_c_row_tiles_per_core = M // mem_tile_m_C - - # We are limited in the number of BDs. After synchronizing, we can reuse BDs. - # We only transfer 6 rows of tiles at once before starting a new transfer block. - # tb = transfer block; block of transfers before sync call - tb_max_n_rows = 4 if not c_col_maj else 2 - - # Define tensor access patterns (tiling) for A, B, and C - A_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (M, K), # Size of A matrix - (mem_tile_m_A, k), # Size of A (smallest) tile - (1, K_div_k), # Size of "group" of tiles - # Repeat data so can distribute across whole column - pattern_repeat=n_c_col_tiles_per_core, - prune_step=False, - ) - if b_col_maj: - B_tiles = TensorTiler2D.step_tiler( - (N, K), # Size of B matrix - (n, k), # Size of B tile - # Number of tiles per transfer in each dimension (whole col, partial row) - tile_group_repeats=(n_c_col_tiles_per_core, K_div_k), - # Contiguous tile group in col, but send every n_aie_cols-th tile in the row - tile_group_steps=(n_aie_cols, 1), - prune_step=False, - ) - else: - B_tiles = TensorTiler2D.step_tiler( - (K, N), # Size of B matrix - (k, n), # Size of B tile - # Number of tiles per transfer in each dimension (whole col, partial row) - tile_group_repeats=(K_div_k, n_c_col_tiles_per_core), - # Contiguous tile group in col, but send every n_aie_cols-th tile in the row - tile_group_steps=(1, n_aie_cols), - tile_group_col_major=True, # Send all tiles in column before moving on to next column - prune_step=False, - ) - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, B, C, A_prods, B_prods, C_conses): - # Set runtime parameters - for rtps_row in rtps: - for rtp_row_col in rtps_row: - rtp_row_col[0] = K_div_k - rtp_row_col[1] = n_c_row_tiles_per_core * n_c_col_tiles_per_core - - # Set the barriers to 1 to allow the worker to read the - # runtime parameters and start the computation - for row in range(n_aie_rows): - for col in range(n_aie_cols): - workerBarriers[row][col].set(1) - - # Task groups will be used to determine when to sync/await/free DMA runtime ops - tg = TaskGroup() - for tb in range(ceildiv(n_c_row_tiles_per_core, tb_max_n_rows)): - for pingpong in [0, 1]: - row_base = tb * tb_max_n_rows + pingpong * tb_max_n_rows // 2 - current_tb_n_rows = min( - [tb_max_n_rows // 2, n_c_row_tiles_per_core - row_base] - ) - if current_tb_n_rows <= 0: - # For small input sizes, we may not even need a "pong" iteration - break - for col in range(n_aie_cols): - if not separate_c_tiles: - # C Output Transfer for smaller N dimensions: - # The smallest transfer unit is a (m*n_aie_rows)-x-(n)-sized sub-tile of the matrix. - # Transfer one such tile for every (n_aie_cols)-th column, evenly spaced, - # then repeat that (current_tb_n_rows) times for the next contiguous blocks of rows. - # Each shim will start at a different column offset, transferring interleaved - # columns. For example, shim 0 may transfer the blocks marked 0 below, and shim 1 - # may transfer the blocks marked 1. - # - # N - # ---------------- - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # M |0011 0011 | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # ---------------- - # Normally one descriptor walks all current_tb_n_rows - # row-blocks. When that outermost stride overflows the - # shim's 20-bit iteration step (see _hw_stride_ok - # above), issue one descriptor per row-block instead, - # carrying the row jump in the OFFSET -- which has no - # such limit -- and leaving the outer dimension - # degenerate. Same bytes, same order, same number of - # objects; only the descriptor is reshaped. - # - # These extra tasks are safe against the two shim - # limits neither the toolchain nor the verifier models. - # BD ids: all of a (tb, pingpong) iteration's tasks stay - # live until tg.finish() below, so they stay distinct -- - # 2 iterations x (2 C + 2 A + 2 B) = 12 of 16. Channel - # task queue: the C channel goes from 2 outstanding to - # current_tb_n_rows x 2 = 4, which is where A and B - # already sit. - C_rows = [(row_base, current_tb_n_rows)] - if not c_col_maj: - row_stride = mem_tile_m_C * N - if current_tb_n_rows > 1 and not _hw_stride_ok( - row_stride, np.dtype(dtype_out).itemsize - ): - C_rows = [ - (row_base + r, 1) for r in range(current_tb_n_rows) - ] - - for c_row_base, c_n_rows in C_rows: - if not c_col_maj: - C_row_offset = c_row_base * mem_tile_m_C * N - C_col_offset = col * n - C_offset = C_col_offset + C_row_offset - C_sizes = [ - c_n_rows, - N // mem_tile_n, - mem_tile_m_C, - n, - ] - C_strides = [ - mem_tile_m_C * N if c_n_rows > 1 else 0, - mem_tile_n, - N, - 1, - ] - else: - C_row_offset = c_row_base * mem_tile_m_C - C_col_offset = col * n * M - C_offset = C_col_offset + C_row_offset - C_sizes = [N // mem_tile_n, n_aie_rows, n, m] - C_strides = [M * mem_tile_n, m, M, 1] - C_tile = TensorAccessPattern( - (N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N), - offset=C_offset, - sizes=C_sizes, - strides=C_strides, - ) - - C_conses[col].drain( - C, - tap=C_tile, - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - - for tile_row in range(current_tb_n_rows): - if separate_c_tiles: - # C Output Transfer for larger N dimensions: - # The smallest transfer unit is an (m)-x-(n)-sized sub-tile of the matrix. - # Transfer one such tile for every (n_aie_cols)-th column, evenly spaced. - # Each shim will start at a different column offset, transferring interleaved - # columns. For example, shim 0 may transfer the blocks marked 0 below, and shim 1 - # may transfer the blocks marked 1. - # - # N - # ---------------- - # |0011 0011 | - # | | - # | | - # M | | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # ---------------- - C_col_offset = col * n if not c_col_maj else col * n * M - if not c_col_maj: - C_block_offset = ( - (row_base + tile_row) * n_aie_rows * m * N - ) # base address for this transfer block for all BDs - C_offset = C_col_offset + C_block_offset - C_sizes = [ - 1, - n_c_col_tiles_per_core, - mem_tile_m_C, - n, - ] - C_strides = [0, mem_tile_n, N, 1] - else: - C_block_offset = ( - (row_base + tile_row) * n_aie_rows * m - ) # base address for this transfer block for all BDs - C_offset = C_col_offset + C_block_offset - C_sizes = [n_c_col_tiles_per_core, 1, n, m] - C_strides = [M * mem_tile_n, 0, M, 1] - C_tile = TensorAccessPattern( - (N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N), - offset=C_offset, - sizes=C_sizes, - strides=C_strides, - ) - C_conses[col].drain( - C, - tap=C_tile, - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - # A input transfer: - # - # The smallest transfer unit is a (m*n_A_tiles_per_shim)-sized sub-tile of the input matrix. - # Transfer one such tile for every column, contiguously. - # Repeat this transfer with identical tiles a total of (N//n//n_aie_cols) times. - # Each shim transfers the tiles for separate rows. For example, shim 0 may transfer the - # tiles marked 0 below, and shim 1 may transfer the tiles marked 1. - # K - # ---------------- - # |0000000000000000| (repeated N//n//n_aie_cols times) - # |0000000000000000| - # |1111111111111111| - # M |1111111111111111| - # | | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # ---------------- - tile_offset = ( - (row_base + tile_row) * n_shim_mem_A + col - ) % len(A_tiles) - - # always equal to n_aie_rows since we have n_aie_rows row tiles for matrix A - if col < n_aie_rows: - A_prods[col].fill( - A, - tap=A_tiles[tile_offset], - group=tg, - ) - # Use the calculated sizes/strides/offsets to record the data movement - # caused by the above call to npu_dma_memcpy_nd. - # This line does not change MLIR output at all. - - # B input transfer: - # Transfer the first a (n)-wide block of columns of B, - # Then transfer the (n_aie_columns)-th such block, and so on. - # Each shim will start at a different column offset. - # For example, shim 0 may transfer the tiles marked 0 below, - # and shim 1 may transfer the tiles marked 1. - # - # N - # ---------------- - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # K |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # ---------------- - B_prods[col].fill( - B, - tap=B_tiles[col], - group=tg, - ) - if tb > 0 or (tb == 0 and pingpong > 0): - tg.finish() - tg = TaskGroup() - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - A_ty, - B_ty, - C_ty, - [ - f.prod(tile=Tile(2 * c if n_aie_cols == 8 else c, 0)) - for c, f in enumerate(A_l3l2_fifos) - ], - [f.prod(tile=Tile(c, 0)) for c, f in enumerate(B_l3l2_fifos)], - [f.cons(tile=Tile(c, 0)) for c, f in enumerate(C_l2l3_fifos)], - ], - ) - - # Create the program from the device type and runtime - my_program = Program(dev_ty, rt, workers=workers) - maybe_enable_trace(my_program, trace_size, workers) - - # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module. - return my_program.resolve_program() - - -if __name__ == "__main__": - main() diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 4f84267b52..6612694e59 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -17,6 +17,26 @@ from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir from aie.iron import str_to_dtype import aie.utils as aie_utils +import argparse +from pathlib import Path +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from aie.iron import ( + Kernel, + ObjectFifo, + Program, + Buffer, + Runtime, + TaskGroup, + Worker, + WorkerRuntimeBarrier, + str_to_dtype, +) +from aie.iron.device import NPU1Col1, NPU1Col2, NPU1, NPU2, Tile +from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace +import torch +from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @dataclass @@ -110,9 +130,7 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "my_matmul", - (), + fn=my_matmul, # Eleven of this design's parameters are named exactly as the # operator names them and bind automatically. The rest are # spelled differently by the design; renaming m/k/n there would @@ -207,8 +225,6 @@ def arg_spec( def reference(self, A, B): """CPU reference: ``C = A @ B`` honoring ``b_col_maj`` / ``c_col_maj``.""" - from iron.operators.gemm.reference import reference - return reference(A, B, self.b_col_maj, self.c_col_maj) def pad_A(self, A_np): @@ -261,3 +277,852 @@ def partition_B(self, B, partition_N): else: B_parts[i] = self.pad_B(B[:, col_start:col_end]) return B_parts + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +microkernel_mac_dim_map = { + "npu1": { + "bf16": (4, 8, 4), + }, + "npu1": { + "bf16": (4, 8, 4), + }, + "npu2": { + "bf16": { + # emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 + True: (8, 8, 8), + False: (4, 8, 8), + }, + }, +} + + +def main(): + argparser = argparse.ArgumentParser( + prog="AIE Matrix Multiplication MLIR Design (Whole Array)", + description="Emits MLIR code for a matrix multiplication design of the given input size", + ) + argparser.add_argument("--dev", type=str, choices=["npu1", "npu2"], default="npu2") + argparser.add_argument("-M", type=int, default=512) + argparser.add_argument("-K", type=int, default=512) + argparser.add_argument("-N", type=int, default=512) + argparser.add_argument("-m", type=int, default=64) + argparser.add_argument("-k", type=int, default=64) + argparser.add_argument("-n", type=int, default=32) + argparser.add_argument("--n-aie-cols", type=int, choices=[1, 2, 4, 8], default=4) + argparser.add_argument("--b-col-maj", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) + argparser.add_argument("--c-col-maj", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) + # Whether to use the scalar kernel; this is low, but can be useful for debugging smaller sizes + argparser.add_argument("--scalar", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) + argparser.add_argument( + "--emulate-bf16-mmul-with-bfp16", action="store_true", default=False + ) + argparser.add_argument("--prio-accuracy", action="store_true", default=False) + argparser.add_argument("--separate-c-tiles", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) + argparser.add_argument( + "--archive", + type=str, + default=None, + help="Name of the archive file for the AIE kernels", + ) + argparser.add_argument("--dtype_in", type=str, choices=["bf16"], default="bf16") + argparser.add_argument( + "--dtype_out", + type=str, + choices=["bf16", "f32"], + default="bf16", + ) + argparser.add_argument("--trace_size", type=int, default=0) + argparser.add_argument( + "--output-file-path", + "-o", + type=str, + help="Output file path for the generated MLIR module", + ) + + args = argparser.parse_args() + module = my_matmul( + args.dev, + args.M, + args.K, + args.N, + args.m, + args.k, + args.n, + args.n_aie_cols, + args.dtype_in, + args.dtype_out, + args.b_col_maj, + args.c_col_maj, + args.scalar, + args.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, + args.prio_accuracy, + args.separate_c_tiles, + args.trace_size, + args.archive, + "", + ) + + output_file_path = Path(args.output_file_path) + with open(output_file_path, "w") as f: + f.write(str(module)) + + +def ceildiv(a, b): + return (a + b - 1) // b + + +def my_matmul( + dev, + M, + K, + N, + m, + k, + n, + n_aie_cols, + dtype_in_str, + dtype_out_str, + b_col_maj, + c_col_maj, + use_scalar, + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, + prio_accuracy, + separate_c_tiles, + trace_size, + kernel_object=None, + func_prefix="", +): + n_aie_rows = 4 + + dev_name = dev if isinstance(dev, str) else dev.resolve().name + + dtype_in = str_to_dtype(dtype_in_str) + dtype_out = str_to_dtype(dtype_out_str) + + # When using more AIE columns than n_aie_rows (4) (applicable to NPU2), + # restrict the number of shim/mem tiles to n_aie_rows, + # since we have only n_aie_rows row tiles for matrix A + # When using n_aie_rows (4) or less AIE columns (both NPU and NPU2), + # the number of shim/mem tiles are equal to n_aie_cols. + # We use the distribute pattern in object FIFO (see linking for A below), + # since we have n_aie_rows (4) row tiles for matrix A + n_shim_mem_A = min(n_aie_cols, n_aie_rows) + + # Integer division when n_aie_cols < 4, otherwise set to 1 + n_A_tiles_per_shim = n_aie_rows // n_aie_cols if n_aie_cols < 4 else 1 + + mem_tile_m_A = m * n_A_tiles_per_shim + mem_tile_m_C = m * n_aie_rows + mem_tile_n = n * n_aie_cols + + # A shim BD's outermost descriptor dimension lands in the ITERATION field, + # whose step is 20 bits wide (AIETargetModel::getDmaBdStepBits for + # ShimNOCTile). An element stride S is re-expressed as (S - 1) * itemsize + # / 4-byte address granularity before the check, so a wide N pushes C's row + # stride past it: M=1024 K=2560 N=10240 needs mem_tile_m_C * N = 2621440 + # and aiecc rejects the build with "Stride 3 exceeds the [1:1048576] + # range". See the C drain below for how that is split, and flm_gemm's + # design.py for the same fix worked through in more detail. + def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): + return (stride_elems - 1) * itemsize // 4 <= (1 << 20) - 1 + + if prio_accuracy: + assert ( + dtype_out_str == "bf16" + ), f"prio_accuracy flag is a feature only for bfloat16 output data types" + use_larger_internal_buffer = True + # If prio_accuracy flag is enabled, gemm for bfloat16 will accumulate in place with a f32 buffer, + # which will be converted to bf16 after the reduction loop finishes for output transfer to L2 + dtype_out_internal = str_to_dtype("f32") + assert np.issubdtype(dtype_in, np.integer) == np.issubdtype( + dtype_out_internal, np.integer + ), f"Input dtype ({dtype_in}) and output dtype ({dtype_out_internal}) must either both be integral or both be float" + assert ( + np.dtype(dtype_out_internal).itemsize >= np.dtype(dtype_in).itemsize + ), f"Output dtype ({dtype_out_internal}) must be equal or larger to input dtype ({dtype_in})" + else: + use_larger_internal_buffer = False + + assert np.issubdtype(dtype_in, np.integer) == np.issubdtype( + dtype_out, np.integer + ), f"Input dtype ({dtype_in}) and output dtype ({dtype_out}) must either both be integral or both be float" + assert ( + np.dtype(dtype_out).itemsize >= np.dtype(dtype_in).itemsize + ), f"Output dtype ({dtype_out}) must be equal or larger to input dtype ({dtype_in})" + + # r, s, t are the dimensions required by the microkernel MAC instructions. + mac_dims = microkernel_mac_dim_map[dev_name][dtype_in_str] + if dev_name == "npu2" and dtype_in_str == "bf16": + r, s, t = mac_dims[emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16] + else: + r, s, t = mac_dims + + # npu1 is a 4 row x 4 col array + if dev_name == "npu1" and n_aie_cols > 4: + raise AssertionError("Invalid configuration: NPU (Phoenix/Hawk) has 4 columns") + # npu2 is a 4 row x 8 col array + if dev_name == "npu2" and n_aie_cols > 8: + raise AssertionError( + "Invalid configuration: NPU2 (Strix/Strix Halo/Krackan) has 8 columns" + ) + + # Input matrix A: + # Conceptually, we divide input A into (m * n_rows, k)-sized blocks. These + # blocks are _broadcast_ across AIE core columns, then _distributed_ across + # rows, s.t. each of the n_rows compute cores in a column receives a + # contiguous (m, k)-sized block of A. + assert ( + M % mem_tile_m_A == 0 + ), """A must be tileable into (m * n_A_tiles_per_shim, k)-sized blocks""" + + # Both A and B are tiled in the K dimension into size k. + assert K % k == 0 + + # Input matrix B: + # Conceptually, we do the same as with A, but instead of broadcasting + # across columns we broadcast across rows and distribute across columns. + assert ( + N % mem_tile_n == 0 + ), """B must be tileable into (k, n * n_aie_cols)-sized blocks""" + + # Output matrix C: + # Conceptually, we divide output C into (m * n_rows, n)-sized blocks. These + # blocks are _distributed_ across AIE core columns, and _joined_ across + # rows, s.t. each of the n_rows compute cores in a column send a + # contiguous (m, n)-sized block of C. + assert ( + M % mem_tile_m_C == 0 + ), """C must be tileable into (m * n_aie_rows, n)-sized blocks""" + + # r, s, t are the dimensions required by the microkernel MAC instructions. + if not use_scalar: + assert m % r == 0 + assert k % s == 0 + assert n % t == 0 + + # If you get errors during CDO generation due to running out of program + # memory, it may be because too much code is generated due to ObjectFIFO + # loop unrollings. Reducing the depth to 1 here will work around that at + # a big performance cost. + fifo_depth = 2 + + if dev_name == "npu1": + if n_aie_cols == 1: + dev_ty = NPU1Col1() + elif n_aie_cols == 2: + dev_ty = NPU1Col2() + elif n_aie_cols == 4: + dev_ty = NPU1() + else: + dev_ty = NPU2() + + # Define tensor types + A_ty = np.ndarray[(M * K,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] + B_ty = np.ndarray[(K * N,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] + C_ty = np.ndarray[(M * N,), np.dtype[dtype_out]] + A_l2_ty = np.ndarray[(mem_tile_m_A * k,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] + B_l2_ty = np.ndarray[(k * n,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] + C_l2_ty = np.ndarray[(mem_tile_m_C * n,), np.dtype[dtype_out]] + A_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(m, k), np.dtype[dtype_in]] + B_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(k, n), np.dtype[dtype_in]] + C_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out]] + + # AIE Core Function declarations + scalar_suffix = "_scalar" if use_scalar else "" + gemm_object = ( + f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}" + if kernel_object + else f"{func_prefix}gemm_{m}x{k}x{n}.o" + ) + if use_larger_internal_buffer: + # Fix fifo depth for C objfifo to 1 since 1 buffer will be used for accumulation + # and another for transfer to L2 + fifo_depth_out = 1 + # Set the type for accumulation + C_l1_ty_internal = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out_internal]] + # A kernel to convert from the internal f32 accumulation to bf16 for transfer to L2 is needed + convert_copy_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}cast_f32_bf16_row", + f"{func_prefix}cast_f32_bf16.o", + [C_l1_ty_internal, C_l1_ty, np.int32], + ) + # Fix the kernels to use f32 outputs + zero_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}zero{scalar_suffix}_f32", + gemm_object, + [C_l1_ty_internal], + ) + matmul_func_name = f"{func_prefix}matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_f32" + matmul_kernel = Kernel( + matmul_func_name, + gemm_object, + [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty_internal], + ) + else: + # No need to use separate buffers for accumulation and transfer to L2, so + # we only need the zero and matmul kernels + fifo_depth_out = fifo_depth + zero_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}zero{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_out_str}", + gemm_object, + [C_l1_ty], + ) + matmul_func_name = ( + f"{func_prefix}matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}" + ) + matmul_kernel = Kernel( + matmul_func_name, + gemm_object, + [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty], + ) + + # Tile declarations as tile[row][col] + tiles = [[(col, row) for col in range(0, n_aie_cols)] for row in range(0, 6)] + core_tiles = tiles[2:] + + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos + A_l3l2_fifos = [None] * n_shim_mem_A + A_l2l1_fifos = [None] * n_aie_rows + + B_l3l2_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols + B_l2l1_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols + + C_l1l2_fifos = [[None] * n_aie_cols for _ in range(n_aie_rows)] + C_l2l3_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols + + # Runtime parameters + rtps = [ + [ + Buffer( + np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + name=f"rtp{row}_{col}", + initial_value=np.array([0, 0], dtype=np.int32), + use_write_rtp=True, + ) + for col in range(n_aie_cols) + ] + for row in range(n_aie_rows) + ] + + # Create barriers to synchronize individual workers with the runtime sequence + workerBarriers = [ + [WorkerRuntimeBarrier() for col in range(n_aie_cols)] + for row in range(n_aie_rows) + ] + + # Input A + for i in range(n_shim_mem_A): + A_l3l2_fifos[i] = ObjectFifo(A_l2_ty, name=f"A_L3L2_{i}", depth=fifo_depth) + # If n_shim_mem_A == n_rows, n_A_tiles_per_shim is 1 and + # this simply links a_l3l2_fifos[i] to a_l2l1_fifos[i] directly, + # If n_shim_mem_A < n_rows, each column receives multiple rows of + # tiles; distribute it along rows of AIE cores. + start_row = i * n_A_tiles_per_shim + stop_row = start_row + n_A_tiles_per_shim + of_offsets = [m * k * j for j in range(stop_row - start_row)] + dims_to_stream = [ + [ + (m // r, r * k), + (k // s, s), + (r, k), + (s, 1), + ] + ] * (stop_row - start_row) + a_tmp_fifos = ( + A_l3l2_fifos[i] + .cons() + .split( + of_offsets, + obj_types=[A_l1_ty] * (stop_row - start_row), + names=[f"A_L2L1_{row}" for row in range(start_row, stop_row)], + dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, + tile=Tile( + 2 * i if n_aie_cols == 8 else i, 1 + ), # alternate columns in full 4x8 NPU2 case + ) + ) + + for j in range(stop_row - start_row): + A_l2l1_fifos[j + start_row] = a_tmp_fifos[j] + + # Input B + for col in range(n_aie_cols): + B_l3l2_fifos[col] = ObjectFifo(B_l2_ty, name=f"B_L3L2_{col}", depth=fifo_depth) + if b_col_maj: + dims_to_stream = [(n // t, t * k), (k // s, s), (t, k), (s, 1)] + else: + dims_to_stream = [(k // s, s * n), (n // t, t), (s, n), (t, 1)] + B_l2l1_fifos[col] = ( + B_l3l2_fifos[col] + .cons() + .forward( + obj_type=B_l1_ty, + name=f"B_L2L1_{col}", + dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, + tile=Tile(col, 1), + ) + ) + + # Output C + if c_col_maj: + dims_to_stream = [(n // t, t * m), (t, r), (m // r, r * t), (r, 1)] + else: + dims_to_stream = [(m // r, r * n), (r, t), (n // t, r * t), (t, 1)] + C_l2l3_fifos[col] = ObjectFifo( + C_l2_ty, + name=f"C_L2L3_{col}", + depth=fifo_depth, + dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, + ) + of_offsets = [m * n * i for i in range(n_aie_rows)] + + # join along one column + c_tmp_fifos = ( + C_l2l3_fifos[col] + .prod() + .join( + of_offsets, + obj_types=[C_l1_ty] * n_aie_rows, + names=[f"C_L1L2_{col}_{row}" for row in range(n_aie_rows)], + depths=[fifo_depth_out] * n_aie_rows, + tile=Tile(col, 1), + ) + ) + for j in range(n_aie_rows): + C_l1l2_fifos[j][col] = c_tmp_fifos[j] + + # Tasks for each worker to perform + def core_fn( + in_a, + in_b, + out_c, + zero, + matmul, + convert_copy, + my_rtp, + barrier, + elem_out_internal, + ): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + rtp_K_div_k = my_rtp[0] + rtp_n_tiles_per_core = my_rtp[1] + loop = range(1) # Workaround for issue #1547 + if rtp_n_tiles_per_core > 1: + loop = range_(rtp_n_tiles_per_core) + for _ in loop: + if not use_larger_internal_buffer: + elem_out_internal = out_c.acquire(1) + zero(elem_out_internal) + + for _ in range_(rtp_K_div_k): + elem_in_a = in_a.acquire(1) + elem_in_b = in_b.acquire(1) + matmul(elem_in_a, elem_in_b, elem_out_internal) + in_a.release(1) + in_b.release(1) + + if use_larger_internal_buffer: + elem_out_transfer = out_c.acquire(1) + convert_copy(elem_out_internal, elem_out_transfer, m * n) + out_c.release(1) + else: + out_c.release(1) + + # Set up compute tiles + workers = [] + for row in range(n_aie_rows): + for col in range(n_aie_cols): + tile_col, tile_row = core_tiles[row][col] + acc_buffer = None + if use_larger_internal_buffer: + acc_buffer = Buffer( + type=C_l1_ty_internal, name=f"acc_buffer_{row}_{col}" + ) + + workers.append( + Worker( + core_fn, + [ + A_l2l1_fifos[row].cons(), + B_l2l1_fifos[col].cons(), + C_l1l2_fifos[row][col].prod(), + zero_kernel, + matmul_kernel, + convert_copy_kernel if use_larger_internal_buffer else None, + rtps[row][col], + workerBarriers[row][col], + acc_buffer, + ], + tile=Tile(tile_col, tile_row), + stack_size=0xD00, + ) + ) + + # Calculate RTP values for the reduction loop and total C tiles + K_div_k = K // k + n_c_col_tiles_per_core = N // mem_tile_n + n_c_row_tiles_per_core = M // mem_tile_m_C + + # We are limited in the number of BDs. After synchronizing, we can reuse BDs. + # We only transfer 6 rows of tiles at once before starting a new transfer block. + # tb = transfer block; block of transfers before sync call + tb_max_n_rows = 4 if not c_col_maj else 2 + + # Define tensor access patterns (tiling) for A, B, and C + A_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( + (M, K), # Size of A matrix + (mem_tile_m_A, k), # Size of A (smallest) tile + (1, K_div_k), # Size of "group" of tiles + # Repeat data so can distribute across whole column + pattern_repeat=n_c_col_tiles_per_core, + prune_step=False, + ) + if b_col_maj: + B_tiles = TensorTiler2D.step_tiler( + (N, K), # Size of B matrix + (n, k), # Size of B tile + # Number of tiles per transfer in each dimension (whole col, partial row) + tile_group_repeats=(n_c_col_tiles_per_core, K_div_k), + # Contiguous tile group in col, but send every n_aie_cols-th tile in the row + tile_group_steps=(n_aie_cols, 1), + prune_step=False, + ) + else: + B_tiles = TensorTiler2D.step_tiler( + (K, N), # Size of B matrix + (k, n), # Size of B tile + # Number of tiles per transfer in each dimension (whole col, partial row) + tile_group_repeats=(K_div_k, n_c_col_tiles_per_core), + # Contiguous tile group in col, but send every n_aie_cols-th tile in the row + tile_group_steps=(1, n_aie_cols), + tile_group_col_major=True, # Send all tiles in column before moving on to next column + prune_step=False, + ) + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(A, B, C, A_prods, B_prods, C_conses): + # Set runtime parameters + for rtps_row in rtps: + for rtp_row_col in rtps_row: + rtp_row_col[0] = K_div_k + rtp_row_col[1] = n_c_row_tiles_per_core * n_c_col_tiles_per_core + + # Set the barriers to 1 to allow the worker to read the + # runtime parameters and start the computation + for row in range(n_aie_rows): + for col in range(n_aie_cols): + workerBarriers[row][col].set(1) + + # Task groups will be used to determine when to sync/await/free DMA runtime ops + tg = TaskGroup() + for tb in range(ceildiv(n_c_row_tiles_per_core, tb_max_n_rows)): + for pingpong in [0, 1]: + row_base = tb * tb_max_n_rows + pingpong * tb_max_n_rows // 2 + current_tb_n_rows = min( + [tb_max_n_rows // 2, n_c_row_tiles_per_core - row_base] + ) + if current_tb_n_rows <= 0: + # For small input sizes, we may not even need a "pong" iteration + break + for col in range(n_aie_cols): + if not separate_c_tiles: + # C Output Transfer for smaller N dimensions: + # The smallest transfer unit is a (m*n_aie_rows)-x-(n)-sized sub-tile of the matrix. + # Transfer one such tile for every (n_aie_cols)-th column, evenly spaced, + # then repeat that (current_tb_n_rows) times for the next contiguous blocks of rows. + # Each shim will start at a different column offset, transferring interleaved + # columns. For example, shim 0 may transfer the blocks marked 0 below, and shim 1 + # may transfer the blocks marked 1. + # + # N + # ---------------- + # |0011 0011 | + # |0011 0011 | + # |0011 0011 | + # M |0011 0011 | + # | | + # | | + # | | + # | | + # ---------------- + # Normally one descriptor walks all current_tb_n_rows + # row-blocks. When that outermost stride overflows the + # shim's 20-bit iteration step (see _hw_stride_ok + # above), issue one descriptor per row-block instead, + # carrying the row jump in the OFFSET -- which has no + # such limit -- and leaving the outer dimension + # degenerate. Same bytes, same order, same number of + # objects; only the descriptor is reshaped. + # + # These extra tasks are safe against the two shim + # limits neither the toolchain nor the verifier models. + # BD ids: all of a (tb, pingpong) iteration's tasks stay + # live until tg.finish() below, so they stay distinct -- + # 2 iterations x (2 C + 2 A + 2 B) = 12 of 16. Channel + # task queue: the C channel goes from 2 outstanding to + # current_tb_n_rows x 2 = 4, which is where A and B + # already sit. + C_rows = [(row_base, current_tb_n_rows)] + if not c_col_maj: + row_stride = mem_tile_m_C * N + if current_tb_n_rows > 1 and not _hw_stride_ok( + row_stride, np.dtype(dtype_out).itemsize + ): + C_rows = [ + (row_base + r, 1) for r in range(current_tb_n_rows) + ] + + for c_row_base, c_n_rows in C_rows: + if not c_col_maj: + C_row_offset = c_row_base * mem_tile_m_C * N + C_col_offset = col * n + C_offset = C_col_offset + C_row_offset + C_sizes = [ + c_n_rows, + N // mem_tile_n, + mem_tile_m_C, + n, + ] + C_strides = [ + mem_tile_m_C * N if c_n_rows > 1 else 0, + mem_tile_n, + N, + 1, + ] + else: + C_row_offset = c_row_base * mem_tile_m_C + C_col_offset = col * n * M + C_offset = C_col_offset + C_row_offset + C_sizes = [N // mem_tile_n, n_aie_rows, n, m] + C_strides = [M * mem_tile_n, m, M, 1] + C_tile = TensorAccessPattern( + (N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N), + offset=C_offset, + sizes=C_sizes, + strides=C_strides, + ) + + C_conses[col].drain( + C, + tap=C_tile, + wait=True, + group=tg, + ) + + for tile_row in range(current_tb_n_rows): + if separate_c_tiles: + # C Output Transfer for larger N dimensions: + # The smallest transfer unit is an (m)-x-(n)-sized sub-tile of the matrix. + # Transfer one such tile for every (n_aie_cols)-th column, evenly spaced. + # Each shim will start at a different column offset, transferring interleaved + # columns. For example, shim 0 may transfer the blocks marked 0 below, and shim 1 + # may transfer the blocks marked 1. + # + # N + # ---------------- + # |0011 0011 | + # | | + # | | + # M | | + # | | + # | | + # | | + # | | + # ---------------- + C_col_offset = col * n if not c_col_maj else col * n * M + if not c_col_maj: + C_block_offset = ( + (row_base + tile_row) * n_aie_rows * m * N + ) # base address for this transfer block for all BDs + C_offset = C_col_offset + C_block_offset + C_sizes = [ + 1, + n_c_col_tiles_per_core, + mem_tile_m_C, + n, + ] + C_strides = [0, mem_tile_n, N, 1] + else: + C_block_offset = ( + (row_base + tile_row) * n_aie_rows * m + ) # base address for this transfer block for all BDs + C_offset = C_col_offset + C_block_offset + C_sizes = [n_c_col_tiles_per_core, 1, n, m] + C_strides = [M * mem_tile_n, 0, M, 1] + C_tile = TensorAccessPattern( + (N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N), + offset=C_offset, + sizes=C_sizes, + strides=C_strides, + ) + C_conses[col].drain( + C, + tap=C_tile, + wait=True, + group=tg, + ) + # A input transfer: + # + # The smallest transfer unit is a (m*n_A_tiles_per_shim)-sized sub-tile of the input matrix. + # Transfer one such tile for every column, contiguously. + # Repeat this transfer with identical tiles a total of (N//n//n_aie_cols) times. + # Each shim transfers the tiles for separate rows. For example, shim 0 may transfer the + # tiles marked 0 below, and shim 1 may transfer the tiles marked 1. + # K + # ---------------- + # |0000000000000000| (repeated N//n//n_aie_cols times) + # |0000000000000000| + # |1111111111111111| + # M |1111111111111111| + # | | + # | | + # | | + # | | + # ---------------- + tile_offset = ( + (row_base + tile_row) * n_shim_mem_A + col + ) % len(A_tiles) + + # always equal to n_aie_rows since we have n_aie_rows row tiles for matrix A + if col < n_aie_rows: + A_prods[col].fill( + A, + tap=A_tiles[tile_offset], + group=tg, + ) + # Use the calculated sizes/strides/offsets to record the data movement + # caused by the above call to npu_dma_memcpy_nd. + # This line does not change MLIR output at all. + + # B input transfer: + # Transfer the first a (n)-wide block of columns of B, + # Then transfer the (n_aie_columns)-th such block, and so on. + # Each shim will start at a different column offset. + # For example, shim 0 may transfer the tiles marked 0 below, + # and shim 1 may transfer the tiles marked 1. + # + # N + # ---------------- + # |0011 0011 | + # |0011 0011 | + # |0011 0011 | + # K |0011 0011 | + # |0011 0011 | + # |0011 0011 | + # |0011 0011 | + # |0011 0011 | + # ---------------- + B_prods[col].fill( + B, + tap=B_tiles[col], + group=tg, + ) + if tb > 0 or (tb == 0 and pingpong > 0): + tg.finish() + tg = TaskGroup() + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + A_ty, + B_ty, + C_ty, + [ + f.prod(tile=Tile(2 * c if n_aie_cols == 8 else c, 0)) + for c, f in enumerate(A_l3l2_fifos) + ], + [f.prod(tile=Tile(c, 0)) for c, f in enumerate(B_l3l2_fifos)], + [f.cons(tile=Tile(c, 0)) for c, f in enumerate(C_l2l3_fifos)], + ], + ) + + # Create the program from the device type and runtime + my_program = Program(dev_ty, rt, workers=workers) + maybe_enable_trace(my_program, trace_size, workers) + + # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module. + return my_program.resolve_program() + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + main() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def reference(input_a, input_b, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False): + """CPU reference GEMM ``C = A @ B`` from *stored* inputs (ground truth). + + ``input_b`` is in the operator's storage layout: it is transposed back to + ``(K, N)`` when ``b_col_maj`` is set before the matmul, and the result is + transposed to ``(N, M)`` when ``c_col_maj`` is set. + """ + B = input_b.T if b_col_maj else input_b + C = torch.matmul(input_a, B) + if c_col_maj: + C = C.T + return C + + +def generate_golden_reference( + M: int, + K: int, + N: int, + dtype="bf16", + seed=42, + b_col_maj=False, + c_col_maj=False, + partition_N=1, +): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] + input_a = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range + input_b_full = torch.rand(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range + if False: + # The following inputs are useful for debugging; + # the A matrix becomes a matrix where each element encodes its row and column index, + # and the B matrix is an identity matrix. + col_digits = len(str(K - 1)) if K > 0 else 1 + factor = 10 ** (col_digits + 1) + row_indices = torch.arange(M, dtype=torch.int64).unsqueeze(1) + col_indices = torch.arange(K, dtype=torch.int64).unsqueeze(0) + input_a = (row_indices * factor + col_indices).to(dtype=dtype_torch) + input_b_full = torch.zeros(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) + diag_dim = min(K, N) + input_b_full[:diag_dim, :diag_dim] = torch.eye(diag_dim, dtype=dtype_torch) + # Store B in the operator's expected layout, then compute the output via the + # shared reference so the test golden and the operator reference agree. + if b_col_maj: + input_b_full = input_b_full.T + output_full = reference(input_a, input_b_full, b_col_maj, c_col_maj) + + # Create partitioned buffers for B + input_b = [] + for i in range(partition_N): + col_start = i * (N // partition_N) + col_end = (i + 1) * (N // partition_N) + if b_col_maj: + input_b.append(input_b_full[col_start:col_end, :]) + else: + input_b.append(input_b_full[:, col_start:col_end]) + + # Create partitioned buffers for C (output) + output = [] + for i in range(partition_N): + col_start = i * (N // partition_N) + col_end = (i + 1) * (N // partition_N) + if c_col_maj: + output.append(output_full[col_start:col_end, :]) + else: + output.append(output_full[:, col_start:col_end]) + + return {"input": input_a, "input_b": input_b, "output": output} diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/reference.py b/iron/operators/gemm/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 4cc9fb4c33..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,75 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def reference(input_a, input_b, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False): - """CPU reference GEMM ``C = A @ B`` from *stored* inputs (ground truth). - - ``input_b`` is in the operator's storage layout: it is transposed back to - ``(K, N)`` when ``b_col_maj`` is set before the matmul, and the result is - transposed to ``(N, M)`` when ``c_col_maj`` is set. - """ - B = input_b.T if b_col_maj else input_b - C = torch.matmul(input_a, B) - if c_col_maj: - C = C.T - return C - - -def generate_golden_reference( - M: int, - K: int, - N: int, - dtype="bf16", - seed=42, - b_col_maj=False, - c_col_maj=False, - partition_N=1, -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - input_a = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - input_b_full = torch.rand(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - if False: - # The following inputs are useful for debugging; - # the A matrix becomes a matrix where each element encodes its row and column index, - # and the B matrix is an identity matrix. - col_digits = len(str(K - 1)) if K > 0 else 1 - factor = 10 ** (col_digits + 1) - row_indices = torch.arange(M, dtype=torch.int64).unsqueeze(1) - col_indices = torch.arange(K, dtype=torch.int64).unsqueeze(0) - input_a = (row_indices * factor + col_indices).to(dtype=dtype_torch) - input_b_full = torch.zeros(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) - diag_dim = min(K, N) - input_b_full[:diag_dim, :diag_dim] = torch.eye(diag_dim, dtype=dtype_torch) - # Store B in the operator's expected layout, then compute the output via the - # shared reference so the test golden and the operator reference agree. - if b_col_maj: - input_b_full = input_b_full.T - output_full = reference(input_a, input_b_full, b_col_maj, c_col_maj) - - # Create partitioned buffers for B - input_b = [] - for i in range(partition_N): - col_start = i * (N // partition_N) - col_end = (i + 1) * (N // partition_N) - if b_col_maj: - input_b.append(input_b_full[col_start:col_end, :]) - else: - input_b.append(input_b_full[:, col_start:col_end]) - - # Create partitioned buffers for C (output) - output = [] - for i in range(partition_N): - col_start = i * (N // partition_N) - col_end = (i + 1) * (N // partition_N) - if c_col_maj: - output.append(output_full[col_start:col_end, :]) - else: - output.append(output_full[:, col_start:col_end]) - - return {"input": input_a, "input_b": input_b, "output": output} diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py index 100b9c2ca9..254b12c862 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM -from iron.operators.gemm.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.gemm.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, verify_buffer diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/design.py b/iron/operators/gemv/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 6c14cfc6b6..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,302 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -import aie.dialects.index as index -from aie.dialects.aie import T -from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ -from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker - -""" -Matrix-vector design - -Calls into the mv.cc kernel code. That kernel computes `tile_size_input` output rows per call. - - - - num_aie_columns: Number of AIE columns to split work across - - M: number of rows in the matrix - - K: number of columns in the matrix == number of rows in the vector - - tile_size_input: number of input rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of input A - - tile_size_output: number of output rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of output C - - num_batches: number of iterations of this mat-vec to perform on contiguous matrices and vectors in memory (results concatenated) -""" - - -def my_matvec( - dev, - num_aie_columns, - M, - K, - tile_size_input, - tile_size_output=None, - num_batches=1, - kernel_object="mv.o", - func_prefix="", - verbose=False, - epilogue="none", -): - if tile_size_output is None: - tile_size_output = tile_size_input - - if verbose: - print(f"Device: {dev}") - print(f"Matrix dimensions: M={M}, K={K}") - print( - f"Tiling: tile_size_input={tile_size_input}, tile_size_output={tile_size_output}" - ) - print(f"Columns: {num_aie_columns}") - - # The reason for the following requirement is because we first acquire output rows from the C FIFO, then fill those acquiring rows of the A input. - assert ( - tile_size_output % tile_size_input == 0 and tile_size_output >= tile_size_input - ), "tile_size_output must be a multiple of tile_size_input" - assert ( - tile_size_output <= M // num_aie_columns - ), "tile_size_output must be less than or equal to M/num_aie_columns" - assert ( - M // num_aie_columns - ) % tile_size_output == 0, "tile_size_output must evenly divide M/num_aie_columns" - assert ( - tile_size_input <= M // num_aie_columns - ), "tile_size_input must be less than or equal to M/num_aie_columns" - assert ( - M // num_aie_columns - ) % tile_size_input == 0, "tile_size_input must evenly divide M/num_aie_columns" - - vectorized = True - dtype_in = np.dtype[bfloat16] - dtype_in_str = "bf16" - dtype_out = np.dtype[bfloat16] - dtype_out_str = "bf16" - - assert M % num_aie_columns == 0 - - L1_A_ty = np.ndarray[ - ( - tile_size_input, - K, - ), - dtype_in, - ] - L1_B_ty = np.ndarray[(K,), dtype_in] - L1_C_ty = np.ndarray[(tile_size_output,), dtype_out] - L3_A_ty = np.ndarray[ - (num_batches * M * K,), - dtype_in, - ] - L3_B_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * K,), dtype_in] - L3_C_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * M,), dtype_out] - - func_type = "vectorized" if vectorized else "scalar" - matvec = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}matvec_{func_type}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", - [np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], - ) - # Optional fused activation over the full tile_size_output C-tile, applied once per tile in core_body - # (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all rows) rather than per matvec call, whose tile_size_input - # tile can be smaller than the 16-wide activation vector. - assert epilogue in ("none", "gelu") - gelu_kernel = None - if epilogue == "gelu": - assert ( - tile_size_output % 16 == 0 - ), f"gelu epilogue needs tile_size_output % 16 == 0 (got {tile_size_output})" - gelu_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}gelu_tile_bf16", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", - [np.int32, L1_C_ty], - ) - - A_L3L1_fifos = [ - ObjectFifo(L1_A_ty, name=f"A_L3L1_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - B_L3L1_fifos = [ - ObjectFifo(L1_B_ty, name=f"B_L3L1_{i}", depth=1) for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - C_L1L3_fifos = [ - ObjectFifo(L1_C_ty, name=f"C_L1L3_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - def core_body(A_L3L1_fifo, B_L3L1_fifo, C_L1L3_fifo, matvec, gelu_kernel=None): - one_idx = index.constant(1) - for _ in range_(0xFFFFFFFF): # batch dim handled as part of this loop - b = B_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) - # The kernel function computes m output rows; each core is responsible for (M/num_aie_columns) output rows, so we need to call the kernel (M/num_aie_columns)/m times. - for i_idx in range_(M // tile_size_output // num_aie_columns): - c = C_L1L3_fifo.acquire(1) - i_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), i_idx) - for j_idx in range_(tile_size_output // tile_size_input): - j_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), j_idx) - output_row_offset = j_i32 * tile_size_input - a = A_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) - matvec(tile_size_input, output_row_offset, a, b, c) - A_L3L1_fifo.release(1) - if gelu_kernel is not None: - gelu_kernel(tile_size_output, c) - C_L1L3_fifo.release(1) - B_L3L1_fifo.release(1) - - workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - A_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), - B_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), - C_L1L3_fifos[i].prod(), - matvec, - ] - + ([gelu_kernel] if epilogue == "gelu" else []), - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Distribution pattern for the input matrix A: each AIE core gets a contiguous chunk of rows. - # The input matrix in DDR is MxK-sized (row-major); each core processes (M/num_aie_columns)xK-sized matrices in chunks of mxK-sized tiles. - # The chunking into mxK-sized tiles happens in the ObjectFIFO; the shim puts all data on the stream in sequence. - A_taps = [ - [ - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=L3_A_ty.__args__[0], - offset=col * (M // num_aie_columns) * K + batch * M * K, - sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // num_aie_columns) * K], - strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for batch in range(num_batches) - ] - for col in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Every column gets the entirety of the vector B. - # This design assumes that all of B fits on the cores. - B_tap = TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=L3_B_ty.__args__[0], - offset=0, - sizes=[1, 1, 1, num_batches * K], - strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - - # Collection pattern for the output vector C: each AIE core writes back its contiguous chunk of rows. - C_taps = [ - [ - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=L3_C_ty.__args__[0], - offset=col * (M // num_aie_columns) + batch * M, - sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // num_aie_columns)], - strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for batch in range(num_batches) - ] - for col in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Batch coalescing replaces the per-batch unroll with a single iterated BD. - # - # Within one batch the run is contiguous (A_run = (M//num_aie_columns)*K elements). - # The batch stride is the full matrix (A_bstride = M*K), so for num_aie_columns>1 each column - # gathers its own slice out of every batch with a gap in between. - # - # The contiguous run is then split into two wrap dims [run_hi, run_lo] ONLY to fit - # the AIE shim's 10-bit (1023) wrap-size cap. - # - # FIXME: pull these shim BD bounds from the MLIR-AIE target model rather than - # hard-coding them; they live in verifyStridesWraps in - # https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/lib/Dialect/AIEX/IR/AIEXDialect.cpp - MAX_WRAP = 1023 - GRAN_ELEMS = 2 # 4-byte shim granularity / 2-byte bf16 element - # The 20-bit shim BD step field counts address granules, not elements, so the - # bound converts: an element-unit bound is 2x too strict for bf16. - MAX_STRIDE = ((1 << 20) - 1) * GRAN_ELEMS - - def split_run(run, lim=MAX_WRAP, gran=GRAN_ELEMS): - """Factor a contiguous run into (hi, lo), both <= lim and lo a multiple of gran - (the address-granularity-aligned inner size), lo maximal. None if no such - split exists (caller then falls back to the per-batch path).""" - lo_start = (lim // gran) * gran - for lo in range(lo_start, 0, -gran): - if run % lo == 0 and (run // lo) <= lim: - return (run // lo, lo) - return None - - A_run, A_bstride = (M // num_aie_columns) * K, M * K - C_run, C_bstride = (M // num_aie_columns), M - A_split, C_split = split_run(A_run), split_run(C_run) - coalesce = ( - num_batches > 1 - and A_bstride <= MAX_STRIDE - and C_bstride <= MAX_STRIDE - and A_bstride % GRAN_ELEMS == 0 - and C_bstride % GRAN_ELEMS == 0 - and A_split is not None - and C_split is not None - ) - - def coalesced_tap(L3_ty, col_off, split, bstride): - run_hi, run_lo = split - return TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=L3_ty.__args__[0], - offset=col_off, - sizes=[1, num_batches, run_hi, run_lo], - strides=[0, bstride, run_lo, 1], - ) - - if coalesce: - # Dropping the per-batch drain wait lets the single iterated fill BD run ahead of - # the core. ObjectFifo lock backpressure keeps that safe: a producer that gets - # ahead BLOCKS on the buffer lock (worst case a stall, never a corrupting - # overrun). depth>=2 only buys OVERLAP of fill with compute, so it is a - # performance guard here, not a correctness requirement (depth==1 is correct but - # fully serial). - assert all(f.depth >= 2 for f in A_L3L1_fifos) and all( - f.depth >= 2 for f in C_L1L3_fifos - ), "coalesced GEMV wants A/C ObjectFifo depth>=2 for fill/compute overlap" - A_taps_coalesced = [ - coalesced_tap(L3_A_ty, col * (M // num_aie_columns) * K, A_split, A_bstride) - for col in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - C_taps_coalesced = [ - coalesced_tap(L3_C_ty, col * (M // num_aie_columns), C_split, C_bstride) - for col in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - def sequence(A, B, C, B_L3L1_fifos_prods, A_L3L1_fifos_prods, C_L1L3_fifos_conss): - tg_b = TaskGroup() - for col in range(num_aie_columns): - # Simple linear transfer of B, includes all batches in sequence - B_L3L1_fifos_prods[col].fill(B, B_tap, group=tg_b) - # Coalesced: one iterated BD per column covers all batches (num_waits==1, a - # single drain wait for the whole column). Fallback (incl. num_batches==1): the - # stock per-batch unroll (num_waits==num_batches, one wait per batch). The fills - # and drains are otherwise identical; only the TAP and the wait count differ. - num_waits = 1 if coalesce else num_batches - for w in range(num_waits): - tg_ac = TaskGroup() - for col in range(num_aie_columns): - a_tap = A_taps_coalesced[col] if coalesce else A_taps[col][w] - A_L3L1_fifos_prods[col].fill(A, a_tap, group=tg_ac) - for col in range(num_aie_columns): - c_tap = C_taps_coalesced[col] if coalesce else C_taps[col][w] - C_L1L3_fifos_conss[col].drain( - C, - c_tap, - group=tg_ac, - wait=True, - ) - tg_ac.finish() - tg_b.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - L3_A_ty, - L3_B_ty, - L3_C_ty, - [of.prod() for of in B_L3L1_fifos], - [of.prod() for of in A_L3L1_fifos], - [of.cons() for of in C_L1L3_fifos], - ], - ) - return Program(dev, rt, workers=workers).resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index 3ed2e3f84c..2469d7533c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -15,6 +15,14 @@ ) import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +import aie.dialects.index as index +from aie.dialects.aie import T +from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ +from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +import torch @dataclass @@ -89,8 +97,7 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "my_matvec", + fn=my_matvec, bind_from=self, ), ) @@ -139,6 +146,375 @@ def arg_spec(M, K, num_batches=1): def reference(self, A, B): """CPU reference: (optionally batched) matrix-vector product.""" - from iron.operators.gemv.reference import reference - return reference(A, B) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +""" +Matrix-vector design + +Calls into the mv.cc kernel code. That kernel computes `tile_size_input` output rows per call. + + + - num_aie_columns: Number of AIE columns to split work across + - M: number of rows in the matrix + - K: number of columns in the matrix == number of rows in the vector + - tile_size_input: number of input rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of input A + - tile_size_output: number of output rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of output C + - num_batches: number of iterations of this mat-vec to perform on contiguous matrices and vectors in memory (results concatenated) +""" + + +def my_matvec( + dev, + num_aie_columns, + M, + K, + tile_size_input, + tile_size_output=None, + num_batches=1, + kernel_object="mv.o", + func_prefix="", + verbose=False, + epilogue="none", +): + if tile_size_output is None: + tile_size_output = tile_size_input + + if verbose: + print(f"Device: {dev}") + print(f"Matrix dimensions: M={M}, K={K}") + print( + f"Tiling: tile_size_input={tile_size_input}, tile_size_output={tile_size_output}" + ) + print(f"Columns: {num_aie_columns}") + + # The reason for the following requirement is because we first acquire output rows from the C FIFO, then fill those acquiring rows of the A input. + assert ( + tile_size_output % tile_size_input == 0 and tile_size_output >= tile_size_input + ), "tile_size_output must be a multiple of tile_size_input" + assert ( + tile_size_output <= M // num_aie_columns + ), "tile_size_output must be less than or equal to M/num_aie_columns" + assert ( + M // num_aie_columns + ) % tile_size_output == 0, "tile_size_output must evenly divide M/num_aie_columns" + assert ( + tile_size_input <= M // num_aie_columns + ), "tile_size_input must be less than or equal to M/num_aie_columns" + assert ( + M // num_aie_columns + ) % tile_size_input == 0, "tile_size_input must evenly divide M/num_aie_columns" + + vectorized = True + dtype_in = np.dtype[bfloat16] + dtype_in_str = "bf16" + dtype_out = np.dtype[bfloat16] + dtype_out_str = "bf16" + + assert M % num_aie_columns == 0 + + L1_A_ty = np.ndarray[ + ( + tile_size_input, + K, + ), + dtype_in, + ] + L1_B_ty = np.ndarray[(K,), dtype_in] + L1_C_ty = np.ndarray[(tile_size_output,), dtype_out] + L3_A_ty = np.ndarray[ + (num_batches * M * K,), + dtype_in, + ] + L3_B_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * K,), dtype_in] + L3_C_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * M,), dtype_out] + + func_type = "vectorized" if vectorized else "scalar" + matvec = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}matvec_{func_type}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}", + f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", + [np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], + ) + # Optional fused activation over the full tile_size_output C-tile, applied once per tile in core_body + # (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all rows) rather than per matvec call, whose tile_size_input + # tile can be smaller than the 16-wide activation vector. + assert epilogue in ("none", "gelu") + gelu_kernel = None + if epilogue == "gelu": + assert ( + tile_size_output % 16 == 0 + ), f"gelu epilogue needs tile_size_output % 16 == 0 (got {tile_size_output})" + gelu_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}gelu_tile_bf16", + f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", + [np.int32, L1_C_ty], + ) + + A_L3L1_fifos = [ + ObjectFifo(L1_A_ty, name=f"A_L3L1_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + B_L3L1_fifos = [ + ObjectFifo(L1_B_ty, name=f"B_L3L1_{i}", depth=1) for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + C_L1L3_fifos = [ + ObjectFifo(L1_C_ty, name=f"C_L1L3_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + def core_body(A_L3L1_fifo, B_L3L1_fifo, C_L1L3_fifo, matvec, gelu_kernel=None): + one_idx = index.constant(1) + for _ in range_(0xFFFFFFFF): # batch dim handled as part of this loop + b = B_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) + # The kernel function computes m output rows; each core is responsible for (M/num_aie_columns) output rows, so we need to call the kernel (M/num_aie_columns)/m times. + for i_idx in range_(M // tile_size_output // num_aie_columns): + c = C_L1L3_fifo.acquire(1) + i_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), i_idx) + for j_idx in range_(tile_size_output // tile_size_input): + j_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), j_idx) + output_row_offset = j_i32 * tile_size_input + a = A_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) + matvec(tile_size_input, output_row_offset, a, b, c) + A_L3L1_fifo.release(1) + if gelu_kernel is not None: + gelu_kernel(tile_size_output, c) + C_L1L3_fifo.release(1) + B_L3L1_fifo.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + A_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), + B_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), + C_L1L3_fifos[i].prod(), + matvec, + ] + + ([gelu_kernel] if epilogue == "gelu" else []), + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + # Distribution pattern for the input matrix A: each AIE core gets a contiguous chunk of rows. + # The input matrix in DDR is MxK-sized (row-major); each core processes (M/num_aie_columns)xK-sized matrices in chunks of mxK-sized tiles. + # The chunking into mxK-sized tiles happens in the ObjectFIFO; the shim puts all data on the stream in sequence. + A_taps = [ + [ + TensorAccessPattern( + tensor_dims=L3_A_ty.__args__[0], + offset=col * (M // num_aie_columns) * K + batch * M * K, + sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // num_aie_columns) * K], + strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for batch in range(num_batches) + ] + for col in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + # Every column gets the entirety of the vector B. + # This design assumes that all of B fits on the cores. + B_tap = TensorAccessPattern( + tensor_dims=L3_B_ty.__args__[0], + offset=0, + sizes=[1, 1, 1, num_batches * K], + strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + + # Collection pattern for the output vector C: each AIE core writes back its contiguous chunk of rows. + C_taps = [ + [ + TensorAccessPattern( + tensor_dims=L3_C_ty.__args__[0], + offset=col * (M // num_aie_columns) + batch * M, + sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // num_aie_columns)], + strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for batch in range(num_batches) + ] + for col in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + # Batch coalescing replaces the per-batch unroll with a single iterated BD. + # + # Within one batch the run is contiguous (A_run = (M//num_aie_columns)*K elements). + # The batch stride is the full matrix (A_bstride = M*K), so for num_aie_columns>1 each column + # gathers its own slice out of every batch with a gap in between. + # + # The contiguous run is then split into two wrap dims [run_hi, run_lo] ONLY to fit + # the AIE shim's 10-bit (1023) wrap-size cap. + # + # FIXME: pull these shim BD bounds from the MLIR-AIE target model rather than + # hard-coding them; they live in verifyStridesWraps in + # https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/lib/Dialect/AIEX/IR/AIEXDialect.cpp + MAX_WRAP = 1023 + GRAN_ELEMS = 2 # 4-byte shim granularity / 2-byte bf16 element + # The 20-bit shim BD step field counts address granules, not elements, so the + # bound converts: an element-unit bound is 2x too strict for bf16. + MAX_STRIDE = ((1 << 20) - 1) * GRAN_ELEMS + + def split_run(run, lim=MAX_WRAP, gran=GRAN_ELEMS): + """Factor a contiguous run into (hi, lo), both <= lim and lo a multiple of gran + (the address-granularity-aligned inner size), lo maximal. None if no such + split exists (caller then falls back to the per-batch path).""" + lo_start = (lim // gran) * gran + for lo in range(lo_start, 0, -gran): + if run % lo == 0 and (run // lo) <= lim: + return (run // lo, lo) + return None + + A_run, A_bstride = (M // num_aie_columns) * K, M * K + C_run, C_bstride = (M // num_aie_columns), M + A_split, C_split = split_run(A_run), split_run(C_run) + coalesce = ( + num_batches > 1 + and A_bstride <= MAX_STRIDE + and C_bstride <= MAX_STRIDE + and A_bstride % GRAN_ELEMS == 0 + and C_bstride % GRAN_ELEMS == 0 + and A_split is not None + and C_split is not None + ) + + def coalesced_tap(L3_ty, col_off, split, bstride): + run_hi, run_lo = split + return TensorAccessPattern( + tensor_dims=L3_ty.__args__[0], + offset=col_off, + sizes=[1, num_batches, run_hi, run_lo], + strides=[0, bstride, run_lo, 1], + ) + + if coalesce: + # Dropping the per-batch drain wait lets the single iterated fill BD run ahead of + # the core. ObjectFifo lock backpressure keeps that safe: a producer that gets + # ahead BLOCKS on the buffer lock (worst case a stall, never a corrupting + # overrun). depth>=2 only buys OVERLAP of fill with compute, so it is a + # performance guard here, not a correctness requirement (depth==1 is correct but + # fully serial). + assert all(f.depth >= 2 for f in A_L3L1_fifos) and all( + f.depth >= 2 for f in C_L1L3_fifos + ), "coalesced GEMV wants A/C ObjectFifo depth>=2 for fill/compute overlap" + A_taps_coalesced = [ + coalesced_tap(L3_A_ty, col * (M // num_aie_columns) * K, A_split, A_bstride) + for col in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + C_taps_coalesced = [ + coalesced_tap(L3_C_ty, col * (M // num_aie_columns), C_split, C_bstride) + for col in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + def sequence(A, B, C, B_L3L1_fifos_prods, A_L3L1_fifos_prods, C_L1L3_fifos_conss): + tg_b = TaskGroup() + for col in range(num_aie_columns): + # Simple linear transfer of B, includes all batches in sequence + B_L3L1_fifos_prods[col].fill(B, B_tap, group=tg_b) + # Coalesced: one iterated BD per column covers all batches (num_waits==1, a + # single drain wait for the whole column). Fallback (incl. num_batches==1): the + # stock per-batch unroll (num_waits==num_batches, one wait per batch). The fills + # and drains are otherwise identical; only the TAP and the wait count differ. + num_waits = 1 if coalesce else num_batches + for w in range(num_waits): + tg_ac = TaskGroup() + for col in range(num_aie_columns): + a_tap = A_taps_coalesced[col] if coalesce else A_taps[col][w] + A_L3L1_fifos_prods[col].fill(A, a_tap, group=tg_ac) + for col in range(num_aie_columns): + c_tap = C_taps_coalesced[col] if coalesce else C_taps[col][w] + C_L1L3_fifos_conss[col].drain( + C, + c_tap, + group=tg_ac, + wait=True, + ) + tg_ac.finish() + tg_b.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + L3_A_ty, + L3_B_ty, + L3_C_ty, + [of.prod() for of in B_L3L1_fifos], + [of.prod() for of in A_L3L1_fifos], + [of.cons() for of in C_L1L3_fifos], + ], + ) + return Program(dev, rt, workers=workers).resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def reference(A, B): + """CPU reference: matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B`` (ground truth).""" + return A @ B + + +def generate_golden_reference( + M=128, K=128, seed=42 +): # Defaults are tile-aligned minimums; tests always pass explicit values + """ + Generate golden reference data for GEMV (General Matrix-Vector Multiplication). + + Parameters: + M: Number of rows of matrix A + K: Number of columns of matrix A (equals vector B length) + seed: Random seed + + Returns: + dict: Contains 'A' (matrix), 'B' (vector), 'C' (output vector) + """ + torch.manual_seed(seed) + + # Generate golden inputs + val_range = 4 + A = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + B = torch.randn(K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + + # Generate golden outputs + C = reference(A, B) + + return { + "A": A, + "B": B, + "C": C, + } + + +def generate_golden_reference_batched(M=128, K=128, num_batches=2, seed=42): + """ + Generate golden reference data for a batched GEMV (num_batches independent + matrix-vector products stacked contiguously, matching the GEMV op layout). + + Parameters: + M: Number of rows of each matrix A + K: Number of columns of each matrix A (equals vector B length) + num_batches: Number of independent GEMVs + seed: Random seed + + Returns: + dict: Contains 'A' (matrices), 'B' (vectors), 'C' (output vectors) + """ + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + A = torch.randn(num_batches, M, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + B = torch.randn(num_batches, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + C = torch.empty(num_batches, M, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + for b in range(num_batches): + C[b] = A[b] @ B[b] + return {"A": A, "B": B, "C": C} + + +def gelu_tanh_approx(x): + """Tanh-approximation GELU, matching aie_kernels/aie2p/gelu.cc. + + 0.5 * x * (1 + tanh(sqrt(2/pi) * (x + 0.044715 * x^3))). Computed in float32. + """ + xf = np.asarray(x, dtype=np.float32) + inner = 0.79788456 * (xf + 0.044715 * xf**3) + return 0.5 * xf * (1.0 + np.tanh(inner)) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/reference.py b/iron/operators/gemv/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 140d8a0de3..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,76 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - - -def reference(A, B): - """CPU reference: matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B`` (ground truth).""" - return A @ B - - -def generate_golden_reference( - M=128, K=128, seed=42 -): # Defaults are tile-aligned minimums; tests always pass explicit values - """ - Generate golden reference data for GEMV (General Matrix-Vector Multiplication). - - Parameters: - M: Number of rows of matrix A - K: Number of columns of matrix A (equals vector B length) - seed: Random seed - - Returns: - dict: Contains 'A' (matrix), 'B' (vector), 'C' (output vector) - """ - torch.manual_seed(seed) - - # Generate golden inputs - val_range = 4 - A = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - B = torch.randn(K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - - # Generate golden outputs - C = reference(A, B) - - return { - "A": A, - "B": B, - "C": C, - } - - -def generate_golden_reference_batched(M=128, K=128, num_batches=2, seed=42): - """ - Generate golden reference data for a batched GEMV (num_batches independent - matrix-vector products stacked contiguously, matching the GEMV op layout). - - Parameters: - M: Number of rows of each matrix A - K: Number of columns of each matrix A (equals vector B length) - num_batches: Number of independent GEMVs - seed: Random seed - - Returns: - dict: Contains 'A' (matrices), 'B' (vectors), 'C' (output vectors) - """ - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - A = torch.randn(num_batches, M, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - B = torch.randn(num_batches, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - C = torch.empty(num_batches, M, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - for b in range(num_batches): - C[b] = A[b] @ B[b] - return {"A": A, "B": B, "C": C} - - -def gelu_tanh_approx(x): - """Tanh-approximation GELU, matching aie_kernels/aie2p/gelu.cc. - - 0.5 * x * (1 + tanh(sqrt(2/pi) * (x + 0.044715 * x^3))). Computed in float32. - """ - xf = np.asarray(x, dtype=np.float32) - inner = 0.79788456 * (xf + 0.044715 * xf**3) - return 0.5 * xf * (1.0 + np.tanh(inner)) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py index 052aff9f88..e0ce599a5c 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV -from iron.operators.gemv.reference import ( +from iron.operators.gemv.op import ( generate_golden_reference, generate_golden_reference_batched, gelu_tanh_approx, diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/design.py b/iron/operators/mha/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index cc06d7d9a2..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/mha/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,888 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import argparse -import sys -import math -import copy -from pathlib import Path - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import ( - Kernel, - ObjectFifo, - Program, - Runtime, - TaskGroup, - Worker, - Buffer, - WorkerRuntimeBarrier, -) -from aie.iron.device import NPU2, Tile -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessSequence, TensorAccessPattern -from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import if_, else_ -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace, resolve_trace_size - -dtype_map = { - "bf16": bfloat16, - "f32": np.float32, -} - -microkernel_mac_dim_map = { - "npu": { - "bf16": (4, 8, 4), - }, - "npu1": { - "bf16": (4, 8, 4), - }, - "npu2": { - "bf16": { - # emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 - True: (8, 8, 8), - False: (4, 8, 8), - }, - }, -} - - -def main(): - argparser = argparse.ArgumentParser( - prog="AIE Matrix Multiplication MLIR Design (Single Core)", - description="Emits MLIR code for a matrix multiplication design of the given input size", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--num_heads", type=int, default=1) - argparser.add_argument("--S_q", type=int, default=256) - argparser.add_argument("--S_kv", type=int, default=256) - argparser.add_argument("-d", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument("--B_q", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument("--B_kv", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument( - "--num_KV_heads", - type=int, - default=2, - help="Number of num_heads for Key-Value pairs", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--number-of-pipeline", type=int, default=1) - argparser.add_argument("--emulate-bf16-mmul-with-bfp16", type=bool, default=False) - argparser.add_argument("--trace_size", type=int, default=0) - argparser.add_argument( - "--output-file-path", - "-o", - type=str, - default="my_mha.mlir", - help="Output file path for the generated MLIR module", - ) - argparser.add_argument( - "--verbose", action="store_true", help="Enable verbose output" - ) - - args = argparser.parse_args() - dev = NPU2() - - maybe_module = fused_mha( - dev=dev, - num_heads=args.num_heads, - S_q=args.S_q, - S_kv=args.S_kv, - d=args.d, - B_q=args.B_q, - B_kv=args.B_kv, - num_of_pipelines=args.number_of_pipeline, - num_KV_heads=args.num_KV_heads, - emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=args.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, - trace_size=args.trace_size, - verbose=args.verbose, - ) - - output_file_path = Path(args.output_file_path) - - with open(output_file_path, "w") as f: - f.write(str(maybe_module)) - - if args.verbose: - print(f"MLIR module written to {output_file_path}") - - -def fused_mha( - dev, - num_heads: int, - S_q: int, - S_kv: int, - d: int, - B_q: int, - B_kv: int, - num_of_pipelines: int, - num_KV_heads: int, - emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: bool, - trace_size: int = 0, - verbose: bool = False, -): - - of_depth = 2 - vectorized = True - enable_tracing = resolve_trace_size(trace_size) > 0 - dtype_str = "bf16" - - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = num_of_pipelines // 2 - else: - number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = num_of_pipelines - - S_q_eff = S_q - S_kv_eff = S_kv - S_q_pad = ((S_q_eff + (B_q * num_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_q * num_of_pipelines)) * ( - B_q * num_of_pipelines - ) - S_kv_pad = ( - (S_kv_eff + (B_kv * num_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_kv * num_of_pipelines) - ) * (B_kv * num_of_pipelines) - num_q_blocks = S_q_pad // B_q - num_kv_blocks = S_kv_pad // B_kv - num_q_block_per_pipeline = num_q_blocks // num_of_pipelines - - # VJUNG: When the number of KV num_heads is 0, treat it as regular MHA (num_KV_heads == num_heads). - # Otherwise, num_KV_heads < num_heads indicates GQA. - if num_KV_heads == 0: - num_KV_heads = num_heads - - assert ( - emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 - ), "Only emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=True is supported" - - # r, s, t are the dimensions required by the microkernel MAC instructions. - mac_dims = microkernel_mac_dim_map["npu2"][dtype_str] - r, s, t = mac_dims[emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16] - - if verbose: - print(f"Device: {dev}") - print(f"Number of num_heads: {num_heads}") - print(f"MHA Dimensions: S_q={S_q}, S_kv={S_kv}, d={d}, B_q={B_q}, B_kv={B_kv}") - print(f"Padded Dimensions: S_q_pad={S_q_pad}, S_kv_pad={S_kv_pad}") - print(f"Data type: {dtype_str}") - print(f"Microkernel MAC dimensions: r={r}, s={s}, t={t}") - print(f"Vectorized: {vectorized}") - print(f"Enable tracing: {enable_tracing}") - - assert num_KV_heads > 0, "Number of KV num_heads must be greater than 0" - assert num_heads > 0, "Number of num_heads must be greater than 0" - assert ( - num_KV_heads <= num_heads - ), "Number of KV num_heads must be less than or equal to number of num_heads" - assert ( - num_heads % num_KV_heads == 0 - ), f"Number of num_heads ({num_heads}) must be divisible by number of KV num_heads ({num_KV_heads})" - - assert B_q % r == 0, f"B_q must be divisible by r ({B_q} % {r} != 0)" - assert B_kv % t == 0, f"B_kv must be divisible by t ({B_kv} % {t} != 0)" - assert d % s == 0, f"d must be divisible by s ({d} % {s} != 0)" - - assert S_q_pad % B_q == 0, "Padded S_q must be divisible by B_q" - assert S_kv_pad % B_kv == 0, "Padded S_kv must be divisible by B_kv" - - dtype = dtype_map[dtype_str] - - inv_scale = ( - 1 / np.sqrt(d) - ) * 1.4453125 # 1.4453125 โ‰ˆ log2(e), converts softmax base - - # Tensors living in DRAM - Q_ty = np.ndarray[ - ( - num_heads, - S_q_pad, - d, - ), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - KV_ty = np.ndarray[ - ( - num_KV_heads, - S_kv_pad * d, - ), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - - # Tensors living on the AIE-array - q_ty = np.ndarray[(B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]] - k_ty = np.ndarray[(d, B_kv), np.dtype[dtype]] - qk_ty = np.ndarray[(B_q, B_kv), np.dtype[dtype]] - s_ty = np.ndarray[(4 * B_q,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # AIE kernel declarations - func_type = "" if vectorized else "_scalar" - zero_kernel = Kernel(f"zero_{dtype_str}", "mha.o", [qk_ty]) - - memcopy_kernel_scale = Kernel( - f"passThroughLine", "mha_passThrough.o", [s_ty, s_ty, np.int32] - ) - - scale_buffer_init_kernel = Kernel("init_scale_buffer", "mha.o", [s_ty, np.int32]) - - partial_softmax_kernel = Kernel( - "partial_softmax", - "mha.o", - [ - qk_ty, - qk_ty, - s_ty, - np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - dtype, - np.int32, - np.int32, - np.int32, - np.int32, - ], - ) - - matmul_QK = Kernel( - f"matmul_bf16_bf16_wrapper{func_type}", - "mha.o", - [q_ty, k_ty, qk_ty, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], - ) - - matmul_PV = Kernel( - "matmul_PV", - "mha.o", - [ - qk_ty, - k_ty, - qk_ty, - s_ty, - np.int32, - np.int32, - np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - ], - ) - - rescale_O = Kernel( - "rescale_O", - "mha.o", - [qk_ty, s_ty, np.int32, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], - ) - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - q_dims = None - if vectorized: - q_dims = [(B_q // r, r * d), (d // s, s), (r, d), (s, 1)] - - inQ = ObjectFifo( - np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], - name="inQ", - ) - memQ = inQ.cons().split( - offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - names=[f"memQ{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - dims_to_stream=[q_dims] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - tile=Tile(col=6, row=1), - ) # Split between N pipelines - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - inQ2 = ObjectFifo( - np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], - name="inQ2", - ) - memQ += inQ2.cons().split( - offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - names=[f"memQ2{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - dims_to_stream=[q_dims] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - tile=Tile(col=7, row=1), - ) # Split between N pipelines - - # VJUNG: The SequentialPlacer will place all of these on the same MemTile if Placement is specified. We would need a list of placement in case of one-many or many-one. - # I think the Sequential Placer will fail if we do a split/join with more than 6 I/Os cuz it tries to place them all on the same tile. - - # K is stored in column-major order - k_dims = None - if vectorized: - k_dims = [(B_kv // t, t * d), (d // s, s), (t, d), (s, 1)] - inK = ObjectFifo( - k_ty, - name="inK", - depth=of_depth, - ) - memK = inK.cons().forward( - name="memK", - dims_to_stream=k_dims, - tile=Tile(col=3, row=1), - depth=of_depth, - ) # Broadcast, give this handle to N pipelines - - v_dims = None - if vectorized: - v_dims = [(B_kv // s, s * B_kv), (B_kv // t, t), (s, B_kv), (t, 1)] - - inV = ObjectFifo( - k_ty, - name="inV", - depth=of_depth, - ) - memV = inV.cons().forward( - name="memV", - dims_to_stream=v_dims, - tile=Tile(col=4, row=1), - depth=of_depth, - ) # Broadcast, give this handle to N pipelines - - a_dims = None - if vectorized: - a_dims = [(B_q // r, r * B_kv), (r, t), (B_kv // t, r * t), (t, 1)] - memA = [] - outA = [] - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - memA.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memA{i}")) - outA.append( - memA[i] - .cons() - .forward( - name=f"outA{i}", - dims_to_stream=a_dims, - depth=of_depth, - # tile=Tile(col=i, row=1)) - ) - ) # Local to 1 pipeline - - memP = [] - outP = [] - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - memP.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memP{i}")) - outP.append( - memP[i] - .cons() - .forward( - name=f"outP{i}", - dims_to_stream=q_dims, - depth=of_depth, - # tile=Tile(col=i, row=1) - ) - ) # Local to 1 pipeline - - # Scale buffer for partial softmax - scaleOF = [] - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - scaleOF.append( - ObjectFifo(s_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"scaleOF{i}") - ) # Local to 1 pipeline - - o_dims = None - if vectorized: - o_dims = [(B_q // r, r * B_kv), (r, t), (B_kv // t, r * t), (t, 1)] - memO = ObjectFifo( - np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], - name="memO", - dims_to_stream=o_dims, - ) - outO = memO.prod().join( - offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - names=[f"outO{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - tile=Tile(col=6, row=1), - ) # Join onto the output OF - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - memO2 = ObjectFifo( - np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], - name="memO2", - dims_to_stream=o_dims, - ) - outO += memO2.prod().join( - offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - names=[f"outO2{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - tile=Tile(col=7, row=1), - ) - - def batched_matmul_qk( - of_q, - of_k, - of_a_out, - zero, - matmul_QK, - q_block_bias, - mha_rtps, - barrier, - idx_buffer, - ): - - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - - loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] - loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] - - for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): - - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias - - for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): - - elem_in_q = of_q.acquire(1) - - for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv): - - elem_in_k = of_k.acquire(1) - elem_a_out = of_a_out.acquire(1) - - zero(elem_a_out) - matmul_QK(elem_in_q, elem_in_k, elem_a_out, idx_buffer) - - of_k.release(1) - of_a_out.release(1) - - idx_buffer[0] += 1 - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines - - of_q.release(1) - - def softmax( - of_in_a, - of_out_p, - of_out_scale, - partial_softmax, - init_scale_buffer, - memcopy_kernel_scale, - q_block_bias, - mha_rtps, - barrier, - idx_buffer, - scale_buffer, - ): - - # VJUNG: The index buffer count how many Q and KV block this worker has processed - # From this info we can infer the position in A and P - - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - - loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] - loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] - - S_q_effective = mha_rtps[2] - S_kv_effective = mha_rtps[3] - - for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): - - # VJUNG: Required otherwise the buffer is maintained when doing warmup! - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias - - for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): - - init_scale_buffer(scale_buffer, B_q) - - for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv): - - elt_of_out_p = of_out_p.acquire(1) - elt_of_in_a = of_in_a.acquire(1) - elt_of_out_scale = of_out_scale.acquire(1) - - partial_softmax( - elt_of_in_a, - elt_of_out_p, - scale_buffer, - idx_buffer, - inv_scale, - B_q, - B_kv, - S_q_effective, - S_kv_effective, - ) - memcopy_kernel_scale(scale_buffer, elt_of_out_scale, 4 * B_q) - - of_in_a.release(1) - of_out_p.release(1) - of_out_scale.release(1) - - idx_buffer[0] += 1 - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines - - def batched_matmul_pv( - of_p, - of_v, - of_scale, - of_o_out, - zero, - matmul_PV, - rescale_O, - q_block_bias, - mha_rtps, - barrier, - idx_buffer, - ): - - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - - loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] - loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] - - for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): - - # VJUNG: Required otherwise the buffer is maintained when doing warmup! - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias - - for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): - - elem_o_out = of_o_out.acquire(1) - - zero(elem_o_out) - - ### First iteration, don't rescale O_{i-1} - elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) - elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) - elt_of_out_scale = of_scale.acquire(1) - - matmul_PV( - elem_in_p, - elem_in_v, - elem_o_out, - elt_of_out_scale, - B_q, - 0, - idx_buffer, - ) - - of_p.release(1) - of_v.release(1) - of_scale.release(1) - - idx_buffer[0] += 1 - ### - - with if_(loop_idx_kv > 2) as if_op: - for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv - 2): - elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) - elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) - elt_of_out_scale2 = of_scale.acquire(1) - - matmul_PV( - elem_in_p, - elem_in_v, - elem_o_out, - elt_of_out_scale2, - B_q, - 1, - idx_buffer, - ) - - of_p.release(1) - of_v.release(1) - of_scale.release(1) - - idx_buffer[0] += 1 - - ### Last iteration, final rescaling - with if_(loop_idx_kv > 1) as if_op: - elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) - elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) - elt_of_out_scale3 = of_scale.acquire(1) - - matmul_PV( - elem_in_p, - elem_in_v, - elem_o_out, - elt_of_out_scale3, - B_q, - 1, - idx_buffer, - ) - rescale_O(elem_o_out, elt_of_out_scale3, B_q, idx_buffer) - - of_p.release(1) - of_v.release(1) - of_scale.release(1) - - idx_buffer[0] += 1 - # else: - with else_(if_op): - rescale_O(elem_o_out, elt_of_out_scale, B_q, idx_buffer) - idx_buffer[0] += 1 - ### - - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines - - of_o_out.release(1) - - # Runtime parameter for workers loop index - # VJUNG: We need one Buffer per worker since they need to be placed - mha_rtps_list = [ - [ - Buffer( - np.ndarray[(4,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - name=f"mha_rtpss_{i}_stage{j}", - initial_value=None, - use_write_rtp=True, - ) - for i in range(num_of_pipelines) - ] - for j in range(3) - ] - - worker_barrier_list = [ - [WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value=0) for i in range(num_of_pipelines)] - for j in range(3) - ] - - # Create worker from task - matmul_workers = [] - softmax_workers = [] - matmul_pv_workers = [] - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - idx_buffer_qk = Buffer( - initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), - name=f"idx_buffer_qk_{i}", - ) - matmul_workers.append( - Worker( - batched_matmul_qk, - fn_args=[ - memQ[i].cons(), - memK.cons(), - memA[i].prod(), - zero_kernel, - matmul_QK, - i, - mha_rtps_list[0][i], - worker_barrier_list[0][i], - idx_buffer_qk, - ], - stack_size=0xD00, - tile=Tile(col=i, row=2), - while_true=False, - ) - ) - idx_buffer_softmax = Buffer( - initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), - name=f"idx_buffer_softmax_{i}", - ) - scale_buffer_softmax = Buffer( - initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(4 * B_q,), dtype=dtype), - name=f"scale_buffer_softmax_{i}", - ) - softmax_workers.append( - Worker( - softmax, - fn_args=[ - outA[i].cons(), - memP[i].prod(), - scaleOF[i].prod(), - partial_softmax_kernel, - scale_buffer_init_kernel, - memcopy_kernel_scale, - i, - mha_rtps_list[1][i], - worker_barrier_list[1][i], - idx_buffer_softmax, - scale_buffer_softmax, - ], - stack_size=0xD00, - tile=Tile(col=i, row=3), - while_true=False, - ) - ) - idx_buffer_pv = Buffer( - initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), - name=f"idx_buffer_pv_{i}", - ) - matmul_pv_workers.append( - Worker( - batched_matmul_pv, - fn_args=[ - outP[i].cons(), - memV.cons(), - scaleOF[i].cons(), - outO[i].prod(), - zero_kernel, - matmul_PV, - rescale_O, - i, - mha_rtps_list[2][i], - worker_barrier_list[2][i], - idx_buffer_pv, - ], - stack_size=0xD00, - tile=Tile(col=i, row=4), - while_true=False, - ) - ) - - # Define tensor access patterns for inputs/outputs - # A and B are tiled across M and N respectively, while C is tiled across M and N - Q_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (num_heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) - ) - - K_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (num_KV_heads * S_kv_pad, d), (S_kv_pad, d), (1, 1) - ) - - V_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (num_KV_heads * S_kv_pad, d), (S_kv_pad, d), (1, 1) - ) - - O_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (num_heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) - ) - - def print_tap_seq_info(tap_seq, name): - for idx, tap in enumerate(tap_seq): - print(f"{name} tile {idx}:") - print(f" Offset: {tap.offset}") - print(f" Sizes: {tap.sizes}") - print(f" Strides: {tap.strides}") - - def legalize_tap(tap: TensorAccessPattern, max_dim_size: int): - - sizes = copy.deepcopy(tap._sizes) - - # Skip is no need to legalize - if all(size <= max_dim_size for size in sizes): - return tap - - # Check that the transfer is continuous - for idx, stride in enumerate(tap._strides[:-1]): - if stride != 0 and stride != tap._sizes[idx + 1]: - raise ValueError(f"Cannot legalize DMA non-contiguous DMA transfer") - assert tap._strides[-1] == 1, f"Cannot legalize DMA non-contiguous DMA transfer" - - tap._sizes = [1, 1, 1, math.prod(sizes)] - tap._strides = [0, 0, 0, 1] - - return tap - - def legalize_tas(tas: TensorAccessSequence): - - max_dim_size = 1023 # Max DMA dimension size for memTile DMA on NPU2 - - for tap in tas: - tap = legalize_tap(tap, max_dim_size) - - legalize_tas(K_tiles) - legalize_tas(V_tiles) - - if verbose: - print(f"DMA Transfer Configuration: DRAM <-> Mem tile") - # print_tap_seq_info(Q_tiles, "Q") - print_tap_seq_info(K_tiles, "K") - print_tap_seq_info(V_tiles, "V") - # print_tap_seq_info(O_tiles, "O") - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - inQ_h = inQ.prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0)) - inQ2_h = inQ2.prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0)) if num_of_pipelines > 6 else None - inK_h = inK.prod(tile=Tile(col=5, row=0)) - inV_h = inV.prod(tile=Tile(col=6, row=0)) - memO_h = memO.cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0)) - memO2_h = memO2.cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0)) if num_of_pipelines > 6 else None - - def sequence(Q, K, V, O, inQ_h, inQ2_h, inK_h, inV_h, memO_h, memO2_h): - for j in range(3): - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - mha_rtps_list[j][i][0] = num_q_block_per_pipeline - mha_rtps_list[j][i][1] = num_kv_blocks - mha_rtps_list[j][i][2] = S_q_eff - mha_rtps_list[j][i][3] = S_kv_eff - - for j in range(3): - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - worker_barrier_list[j][i].set(1) - - for head_idx in range(num_heads): - - kv_head_idx = head_idx // (num_heads // num_KV_heads) - - for q_block_idx in range(num_q_block_per_pipeline): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - inQ_h.fill( - Q, - tap=Q_tiles[ - 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx * 2 - ], - group=tg, - ) - inQ2_h.fill( - Q, - tap=Q_tiles[ - 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline - + q_block_idx * 2 - + 1 - ], - group=tg, - ) - else: - inQ_h.fill( - Q, - tap=Q_tiles[head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx], - group=tg, - ) - - # Thow on bd containing the full K and V in the object fifo, then does it transfer cunks of inKV size at the time? - inK_h.fill( - K, - tap=K_tiles[kv_head_idx], - group=tg, - ) - inV_h.fill( - V, - tap=V_tiles[kv_head_idx], - group=tg, - ) - - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - memO_h.drain( - O, - tap=O_tiles[ - 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx * 2 - ], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - memO2_h.drain( - O, - tap=O_tiles[ - 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline - + q_block_idx * 2 - + 1 - ], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - else: - memO_h.drain( - O, - tap=O_tiles[head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [Q_ty, KV_ty, KV_ty, Q_ty, inQ_h, inQ2_h, inK_h, inV_h, memO_h, memO2_h], - ) - - # Create the program from the device type and runtime - dev_ty = NPU2() - my_program = Program( - dev_ty, rt, workers=matmul_workers + softmax_workers + matmul_pv_workers - ) - maybe_enable_trace( - my_program, trace_size, matmul_workers + softmax_workers + matmul_pv_workers - ) - - # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - module = my_program.resolve_program() - return module diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 9e9a87a2de..131179caa5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -15,6 +15,29 @@ DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +import argparse +import sys +import math +import copy +from pathlib import Path +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from aie.iron import ( + Kernel, + ObjectFifo, + Program, + Runtime, + TaskGroup, + Worker, + Buffer, + WorkerRuntimeBarrier, +) +from aie.iron.device import NPU2, Tile +from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessSequence, TensorAccessPattern +from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import if_, else_ +from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace, resolve_trace_size +import torch +from torch.nn.attention import SDPBackend, sdpa_kernel @dataclass @@ -46,9 +69,7 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "fused_mha", - (), + fn=fused_mha, # S_q and S_kv are separate design parameters that happen to be # equal for this operator, so they cannot both bind from # seq_len; emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 is a fixed choice here @@ -156,3 +177,960 @@ def _unpack_padded_to_compact( if S < S_pad: return src[:H, :S, :D] return src + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +dtype_map = { + "bf16": bfloat16, + "f32": np.float32, +} + +microkernel_mac_dim_map = { + "npu": { + "bf16": (4, 8, 4), + }, + "npu1": { + "bf16": (4, 8, 4), + }, + "npu2": { + "bf16": { + # emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 + True: (8, 8, 8), + False: (4, 8, 8), + }, + }, +} + + +def main(): + argparser = argparse.ArgumentParser( + prog="AIE Matrix Multiplication MLIR Design (Single Core)", + description="Emits MLIR code for a matrix multiplication design of the given input size", + ) + argparser.add_argument("--num_heads", type=int, default=1) + argparser.add_argument("--S_q", type=int, default=256) + argparser.add_argument("--S_kv", type=int, default=256) + argparser.add_argument("-d", type=int, default=64) + argparser.add_argument("--B_q", type=int, default=64) + argparser.add_argument("--B_kv", type=int, default=64) + argparser.add_argument( + "--num_KV_heads", + type=int, + default=2, + help="Number of num_heads for Key-Value pairs", + ) + argparser.add_argument("--number-of-pipeline", type=int, default=1) + argparser.add_argument("--emulate-bf16-mmul-with-bfp16", type=bool, default=False) + argparser.add_argument("--trace_size", type=int, default=0) + argparser.add_argument( + "--output-file-path", + "-o", + type=str, + default="my_mha.mlir", + help="Output file path for the generated MLIR module", + ) + argparser.add_argument( + "--verbose", action="store_true", help="Enable verbose output" + ) + + args = argparser.parse_args() + dev = NPU2() + + maybe_module = fused_mha( + dev=dev, + num_heads=args.num_heads, + S_q=args.S_q, + S_kv=args.S_kv, + d=args.d, + B_q=args.B_q, + B_kv=args.B_kv, + num_of_pipelines=args.number_of_pipeline, + num_KV_heads=args.num_KV_heads, + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=args.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, + trace_size=args.trace_size, + verbose=args.verbose, + ) + + output_file_path = Path(args.output_file_path) + + with open(output_file_path, "w") as f: + f.write(str(maybe_module)) + + if args.verbose: + print(f"MLIR module written to {output_file_path}") + + +def fused_mha( + dev, + num_heads: int, + S_q: int, + S_kv: int, + d: int, + B_q: int, + B_kv: int, + num_of_pipelines: int, + num_KV_heads: int, + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: bool, + trace_size: int = 0, + verbose: bool = False, +): + + of_depth = 2 + vectorized = True + enable_tracing = resolve_trace_size(trace_size) > 0 + dtype_str = "bf16" + + if num_of_pipelines > 6: + number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = num_of_pipelines // 2 + else: + number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = num_of_pipelines + + S_q_eff = S_q + S_kv_eff = S_kv + S_q_pad = ((S_q_eff + (B_q * num_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_q * num_of_pipelines)) * ( + B_q * num_of_pipelines + ) + S_kv_pad = ( + (S_kv_eff + (B_kv * num_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_kv * num_of_pipelines) + ) * (B_kv * num_of_pipelines) + num_q_blocks = S_q_pad // B_q + num_kv_blocks = S_kv_pad // B_kv + num_q_block_per_pipeline = num_q_blocks // num_of_pipelines + + # VJUNG: When the number of KV num_heads is 0, treat it as regular MHA (num_KV_heads == num_heads). + # Otherwise, num_KV_heads < num_heads indicates GQA. + if num_KV_heads == 0: + num_KV_heads = num_heads + + assert ( + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 + ), "Only emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=True is supported" + + # r, s, t are the dimensions required by the microkernel MAC instructions. + mac_dims = microkernel_mac_dim_map["npu2"][dtype_str] + r, s, t = mac_dims[emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16] + + if verbose: + print(f"Device: {dev}") + print(f"Number of num_heads: {num_heads}") + print(f"MHA Dimensions: S_q={S_q}, S_kv={S_kv}, d={d}, B_q={B_q}, B_kv={B_kv}") + print(f"Padded Dimensions: S_q_pad={S_q_pad}, S_kv_pad={S_kv_pad}") + print(f"Data type: {dtype_str}") + print(f"Microkernel MAC dimensions: r={r}, s={s}, t={t}") + print(f"Vectorized: {vectorized}") + print(f"Enable tracing: {enable_tracing}") + + assert num_KV_heads > 0, "Number of KV num_heads must be greater than 0" + assert num_heads > 0, "Number of num_heads must be greater than 0" + assert ( + num_KV_heads <= num_heads + ), "Number of KV num_heads must be less than or equal to number of num_heads" + assert ( + num_heads % num_KV_heads == 0 + ), f"Number of num_heads ({num_heads}) must be divisible by number of KV num_heads ({num_KV_heads})" + + assert B_q % r == 0, f"B_q must be divisible by r ({B_q} % {r} != 0)" + assert B_kv % t == 0, f"B_kv must be divisible by t ({B_kv} % {t} != 0)" + assert d % s == 0, f"d must be divisible by s ({d} % {s} != 0)" + + assert S_q_pad % B_q == 0, "Padded S_q must be divisible by B_q" + assert S_kv_pad % B_kv == 0, "Padded S_kv must be divisible by B_kv" + + dtype = dtype_map[dtype_str] + + inv_scale = ( + 1 / np.sqrt(d) + ) * 1.4453125 # 1.4453125 โ‰ˆ log2(e), converts softmax base + + # Tensors living in DRAM + Q_ty = np.ndarray[ + ( + num_heads, + S_q_pad, + d, + ), + np.dtype[dtype], + ] + KV_ty = np.ndarray[ + ( + num_KV_heads, + S_kv_pad * d, + ), + np.dtype[dtype], + ] + + # Tensors living on the AIE-array + q_ty = np.ndarray[(B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]] + k_ty = np.ndarray[(d, B_kv), np.dtype[dtype]] + qk_ty = np.ndarray[(B_q, B_kv), np.dtype[dtype]] + s_ty = np.ndarray[(4 * B_q,), np.dtype[dtype]] + + # AIE kernel declarations + func_type = "" if vectorized else "_scalar" + zero_kernel = Kernel(f"zero_{dtype_str}", "mha.o", [qk_ty]) + + memcopy_kernel_scale = Kernel( + f"passThroughLine", "mha_passThrough.o", [s_ty, s_ty, np.int32] + ) + + scale_buffer_init_kernel = Kernel("init_scale_buffer", "mha.o", [s_ty, np.int32]) + + partial_softmax_kernel = Kernel( + "partial_softmax", + "mha.o", + [ + qk_ty, + qk_ty, + s_ty, + np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + dtype, + np.int32, + np.int32, + np.int32, + np.int32, + ], + ) + + matmul_QK = Kernel( + f"matmul_bf16_bf16_wrapper{func_type}", + "mha.o", + [q_ty, k_ty, qk_ty, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], + ) + + matmul_PV = Kernel( + "matmul_PV", + "mha.o", + [ + qk_ty, + k_ty, + qk_ty, + s_ty, + np.int32, + np.int32, + np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + ], + ) + + rescale_O = Kernel( + "rescale_O", + "mha.o", + [qk_ty, s_ty, np.int32, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], + ) + + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos + q_dims = None + if vectorized: + q_dims = [(B_q // r, r * d), (d // s, s), (r, d), (s, 1)] + + inQ = ObjectFifo( + np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], + name="inQ", + ) + memQ = inQ.cons().split( + offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], + obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + names=[f"memQ{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], + dims_to_stream=[q_dims] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + tile=Tile(col=6, row=1), + ) # Split between N pipelines + if num_of_pipelines > 6: + inQ2 = ObjectFifo( + np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], + name="inQ2", + ) + memQ += inQ2.cons().split( + offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], + obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + names=[f"memQ2{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], + dims_to_stream=[q_dims] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + tile=Tile(col=7, row=1), + ) # Split between N pipelines + + # VJUNG: The SequentialPlacer will place all of these on the same MemTile if Placement is specified. We would need a list of placement in case of one-many or many-one. + # I think the Sequential Placer will fail if we do a split/join with more than 6 I/Os cuz it tries to place them all on the same tile. + + # K is stored in column-major order + k_dims = None + if vectorized: + k_dims = [(B_kv // t, t * d), (d // s, s), (t, d), (s, 1)] + inK = ObjectFifo( + k_ty, + name="inK", + depth=of_depth, + ) + memK = inK.cons().forward( + name="memK", + dims_to_stream=k_dims, + tile=Tile(col=3, row=1), + depth=of_depth, + ) # Broadcast, give this handle to N pipelines + + v_dims = None + if vectorized: + v_dims = [(B_kv // s, s * B_kv), (B_kv // t, t), (s, B_kv), (t, 1)] + + inV = ObjectFifo( + k_ty, + name="inV", + depth=of_depth, + ) + memV = inV.cons().forward( + name="memV", + dims_to_stream=v_dims, + tile=Tile(col=4, row=1), + depth=of_depth, + ) # Broadcast, give this handle to N pipelines + + a_dims = None + if vectorized: + a_dims = [(B_q // r, r * B_kv), (r, t), (B_kv // t, r * t), (t, 1)] + memA = [] + outA = [] + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): + memA.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memA{i}")) + outA.append( + memA[i] + .cons() + .forward( + name=f"outA{i}", + dims_to_stream=a_dims, + depth=of_depth, + # tile=Tile(col=i, row=1)) + ) + ) # Local to 1 pipeline + + memP = [] + outP = [] + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): + memP.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memP{i}")) + outP.append( + memP[i] + .cons() + .forward( + name=f"outP{i}", + dims_to_stream=q_dims, + depth=of_depth, + # tile=Tile(col=i, row=1) + ) + ) # Local to 1 pipeline + + # Scale buffer for partial softmax + scaleOF = [] + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): + scaleOF.append( + ObjectFifo(s_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"scaleOF{i}") + ) # Local to 1 pipeline + + o_dims = None + if vectorized: + o_dims = [(B_q // r, r * B_kv), (r, t), (B_kv // t, r * t), (t, 1)] + memO = ObjectFifo( + np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], + name="memO", + dims_to_stream=o_dims, + ) + outO = memO.prod().join( + offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], + obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + names=[f"outO{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], + depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + tile=Tile(col=6, row=1), + ) # Join onto the output OF + if num_of_pipelines > 6: + memO2 = ObjectFifo( + np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], + name="memO2", + dims_to_stream=o_dims, + ) + outO += memO2.prod().join( + offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], + obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + names=[f"outO2{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], + depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, + tile=Tile(col=7, row=1), + ) + + def batched_matmul_qk( + of_q, + of_k, + of_a_out, + zero, + matmul_QK, + q_block_bias, + mha_rtps, + barrier, + idx_buffer, + ): + + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + + loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] + loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] + + for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): + + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias + + for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): + + elem_in_q = of_q.acquire(1) + + for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv): + + elem_in_k = of_k.acquire(1) + elem_a_out = of_a_out.acquire(1) + + zero(elem_a_out) + matmul_QK(elem_in_q, elem_in_k, elem_a_out, idx_buffer) + + of_k.release(1) + of_a_out.release(1) + + idx_buffer[0] += 1 + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines + + of_q.release(1) + + def softmax( + of_in_a, + of_out_p, + of_out_scale, + partial_softmax, + init_scale_buffer, + memcopy_kernel_scale, + q_block_bias, + mha_rtps, + barrier, + idx_buffer, + scale_buffer, + ): + + # VJUNG: The index buffer count how many Q and KV block this worker has processed + # From this info we can infer the position in A and P + + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + + loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] + loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] + + S_q_effective = mha_rtps[2] + S_kv_effective = mha_rtps[3] + + for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): + + # VJUNG: Required otherwise the buffer is maintained when doing warmup! + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias + + for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): + + init_scale_buffer(scale_buffer, B_q) + + for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv): + + elt_of_out_p = of_out_p.acquire(1) + elt_of_in_a = of_in_a.acquire(1) + elt_of_out_scale = of_out_scale.acquire(1) + + partial_softmax( + elt_of_in_a, + elt_of_out_p, + scale_buffer, + idx_buffer, + inv_scale, + B_q, + B_kv, + S_q_effective, + S_kv_effective, + ) + memcopy_kernel_scale(scale_buffer, elt_of_out_scale, 4 * B_q) + + of_in_a.release(1) + of_out_p.release(1) + of_out_scale.release(1) + + idx_buffer[0] += 1 + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines + + def batched_matmul_pv( + of_p, + of_v, + of_scale, + of_o_out, + zero, + matmul_PV, + rescale_O, + q_block_bias, + mha_rtps, + barrier, + idx_buffer, + ): + + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + + loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] + loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] + + for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): + + # VJUNG: Required otherwise the buffer is maintained when doing warmup! + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias + + for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): + + elem_o_out = of_o_out.acquire(1) + + zero(elem_o_out) + + ### First iteration, don't rescale O_{i-1} + elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) + elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) + elt_of_out_scale = of_scale.acquire(1) + + matmul_PV( + elem_in_p, + elem_in_v, + elem_o_out, + elt_of_out_scale, + B_q, + 0, + idx_buffer, + ) + + of_p.release(1) + of_v.release(1) + of_scale.release(1) + + idx_buffer[0] += 1 + ### + + with if_(loop_idx_kv > 2) as if_op: + for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv - 2): + elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) + elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) + elt_of_out_scale2 = of_scale.acquire(1) + + matmul_PV( + elem_in_p, + elem_in_v, + elem_o_out, + elt_of_out_scale2, + B_q, + 1, + idx_buffer, + ) + + of_p.release(1) + of_v.release(1) + of_scale.release(1) + + idx_buffer[0] += 1 + + ### Last iteration, final rescaling + with if_(loop_idx_kv > 1) as if_op: + elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) + elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) + elt_of_out_scale3 = of_scale.acquire(1) + + matmul_PV( + elem_in_p, + elem_in_v, + elem_o_out, + elt_of_out_scale3, + B_q, + 1, + idx_buffer, + ) + rescale_O(elem_o_out, elt_of_out_scale3, B_q, idx_buffer) + + of_p.release(1) + of_v.release(1) + of_scale.release(1) + + idx_buffer[0] += 1 + # else: + with else_(if_op): + rescale_O(elem_o_out, elt_of_out_scale, B_q, idx_buffer) + idx_buffer[0] += 1 + ### + + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines + + of_o_out.release(1) + + # Runtime parameter for workers loop index + # VJUNG: We need one Buffer per worker since they need to be placed + mha_rtps_list = [ + [ + Buffer( + np.ndarray[(4,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + name=f"mha_rtpss_{i}_stage{j}", + initial_value=None, + use_write_rtp=True, + ) + for i in range(num_of_pipelines) + ] + for j in range(3) + ] + + worker_barrier_list = [ + [WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value=0) for i in range(num_of_pipelines)] + for j in range(3) + ] + + # Create worker from task + matmul_workers = [] + softmax_workers = [] + matmul_pv_workers = [] + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): + idx_buffer_qk = Buffer( + initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), + name=f"idx_buffer_qk_{i}", + ) + matmul_workers.append( + Worker( + batched_matmul_qk, + fn_args=[ + memQ[i].cons(), + memK.cons(), + memA[i].prod(), + zero_kernel, + matmul_QK, + i, + mha_rtps_list[0][i], + worker_barrier_list[0][i], + idx_buffer_qk, + ], + stack_size=0xD00, + tile=Tile(col=i, row=2), + while_true=False, + ) + ) + idx_buffer_softmax = Buffer( + initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), + name=f"idx_buffer_softmax_{i}", + ) + scale_buffer_softmax = Buffer( + initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(4 * B_q,), dtype=dtype), + name=f"scale_buffer_softmax_{i}", + ) + softmax_workers.append( + Worker( + softmax, + fn_args=[ + outA[i].cons(), + memP[i].prod(), + scaleOF[i].prod(), + partial_softmax_kernel, + scale_buffer_init_kernel, + memcopy_kernel_scale, + i, + mha_rtps_list[1][i], + worker_barrier_list[1][i], + idx_buffer_softmax, + scale_buffer_softmax, + ], + stack_size=0xD00, + tile=Tile(col=i, row=3), + while_true=False, + ) + ) + idx_buffer_pv = Buffer( + initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), + name=f"idx_buffer_pv_{i}", + ) + matmul_pv_workers.append( + Worker( + batched_matmul_pv, + fn_args=[ + outP[i].cons(), + memV.cons(), + scaleOF[i].cons(), + outO[i].prod(), + zero_kernel, + matmul_PV, + rescale_O, + i, + mha_rtps_list[2][i], + worker_barrier_list[2][i], + idx_buffer_pv, + ], + stack_size=0xD00, + tile=Tile(col=i, row=4), + while_true=False, + ) + ) + + # Define tensor access patterns for inputs/outputs + # A and B are tiled across M and N respectively, while C is tiled across M and N + Q_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( + (num_heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) + ) + + K_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( + (num_KV_heads * S_kv_pad, d), (S_kv_pad, d), (1, 1) + ) + + V_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( + (num_KV_heads * S_kv_pad, d), (S_kv_pad, d), (1, 1) + ) + + O_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( + (num_heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) + ) + + def print_tap_seq_info(tap_seq, name): + for idx, tap in enumerate(tap_seq): + print(f"{name} tile {idx}:") + print(f" Offset: {tap.offset}") + print(f" Sizes: {tap.sizes}") + print(f" Strides: {tap.strides}") + + def legalize_tap(tap: TensorAccessPattern, max_dim_size: int): + + sizes = copy.deepcopy(tap._sizes) + + # Skip is no need to legalize + if all(size <= max_dim_size for size in sizes): + return tap + + # Check that the transfer is continuous + for idx, stride in enumerate(tap._strides[:-1]): + if stride != 0 and stride != tap._sizes[idx + 1]: + raise ValueError(f"Cannot legalize DMA non-contiguous DMA transfer") + assert tap._strides[-1] == 1, f"Cannot legalize DMA non-contiguous DMA transfer" + + tap._sizes = [1, 1, 1, math.prod(sizes)] + tap._strides = [0, 0, 0, 1] + + return tap + + def legalize_tas(tas: TensorAccessSequence): + + max_dim_size = 1023 # Max DMA dimension size for memTile DMA on NPU2 + + for tap in tas: + tap = legalize_tap(tap, max_dim_size) + + legalize_tas(K_tiles) + legalize_tas(V_tiles) + + if verbose: + print(f"DMA Transfer Configuration: DRAM <-> Mem tile") + # print_tap_seq_info(Q_tiles, "Q") + print_tap_seq_info(K_tiles, "K") + print_tap_seq_info(V_tiles, "V") + # print_tap_seq_info(O_tiles, "O") + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + inQ_h = inQ.prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0)) + inQ2_h = inQ2.prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0)) if num_of_pipelines > 6 else None + inK_h = inK.prod(tile=Tile(col=5, row=0)) + inV_h = inV.prod(tile=Tile(col=6, row=0)) + memO_h = memO.cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0)) + memO2_h = memO2.cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0)) if num_of_pipelines > 6 else None + + def sequence(Q, K, V, O, inQ_h, inQ2_h, inK_h, inV_h, memO_h, memO2_h): + for j in range(3): + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): + mha_rtps_list[j][i][0] = num_q_block_per_pipeline + mha_rtps_list[j][i][1] = num_kv_blocks + mha_rtps_list[j][i][2] = S_q_eff + mha_rtps_list[j][i][3] = S_kv_eff + + for j in range(3): + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): + worker_barrier_list[j][i].set(1) + + for head_idx in range(num_heads): + + kv_head_idx = head_idx // (num_heads // num_KV_heads) + + for q_block_idx in range(num_q_block_per_pipeline): + + # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. + tg = TaskGroup() + + if num_of_pipelines > 6: + inQ_h.fill( + Q, + tap=Q_tiles[ + 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx * 2 + ], + group=tg, + ) + inQ2_h.fill( + Q, + tap=Q_tiles[ + 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + + q_block_idx * 2 + + 1 + ], + group=tg, + ) + else: + inQ_h.fill( + Q, + tap=Q_tiles[head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx], + group=tg, + ) + + # Thow on bd containing the full K and V in the object fifo, then does it transfer cunks of inKV size at the time? + inK_h.fill( + K, + tap=K_tiles[kv_head_idx], + group=tg, + ) + inV_h.fill( + V, + tap=V_tiles[kv_head_idx], + group=tg, + ) + + if num_of_pipelines > 6: + memO_h.drain( + O, + tap=O_tiles[ + 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx * 2 + ], + wait=True, + group=tg, + ) + memO2_h.drain( + O, + tap=O_tiles[ + 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + + q_block_idx * 2 + + 1 + ], + wait=True, + group=tg, + ) + else: + memO_h.drain( + O, + tap=O_tiles[head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx], + wait=True, + group=tg, + ) + + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [Q_ty, KV_ty, KV_ty, Q_ty, inQ_h, inQ2_h, inK_h, inV_h, memO_h, memO2_h], + ) + + # Create the program from the device type and runtime + dev_ty = NPU2() + my_program = Program( + dev_ty, rt, workers=matmul_workers + softmax_workers + matmul_pv_workers + ) + maybe_enable_trace( + my_program, trace_size, matmul_workers + softmax_workers + matmul_pv_workers + ) + + # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + module = my_program.resolve_program() + return module + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def pad_to_multiple_of_64(tensor, seq_dim, num_pipeline=1): + """Pad tensor to multiple of 64 along specified dimension.""" + seq_len = tensor.shape[seq_dim] + padded_seq_len = ((seq_len + 63 * num_pipeline) // (64 * num_pipeline)) * ( + 64 * num_pipeline + ) + if padded_seq_len == seq_len: + return tensor + + pad_size = padded_seq_len - seq_len + pad_dims = [0] * (2 * tensor.ndim) + pad_dims[2 * (tensor.ndim - 1 - seq_dim) + 1] = pad_size + + return torch.nn.functional.pad(tensor, pad_dims) + + +def generate_golden_reference( + heads=1, + S_q=256, + S_kv=256, + d=256, + num_kv_heads=2, + num_pipeline=1, + seed=42, +): + """ + Generate golden reference data for MHA (Multi-Head Attention). + + Parameters: + heads: Number of query heads + S_q: Sequence length for query (Q) + S_kv: Sequence length for key/value (KV) + d: Embedding dimension per head + num_kv_heads: Number of heads for Key-Value pairs (0 means same as heads) + num_pipeline: Number of pipelines for padding calculation + seed: Random seed + + Returns: + dict: Contains 'Q' (query), 'K' (key), 'V' (value), 'O' (output) + """ + torch.manual_seed(seed) + np.random.seed(seed) + + if num_kv_heads == 0: + num_kv_heads = heads + number_of_groups = heads // num_kv_heads + + val_range = 4 + + Q = torch.rand(heads, S_q, d, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + K = torch.rand(num_kv_heads, S_kv, d, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + V = torch.rand(num_kv_heads, S_kv, d, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + + K_original = K.clone() + V_original = V.clone() + + K = K.repeat_interleave(number_of_groups, dim=0) + V = V.repeat_interleave(number_of_groups, dim=0) + + # MHA from PyTorch + inv_scale = 1 / np.sqrt(K.shape[-1]) + + with sdpa_kernel(SDPBackend.FLASH_ATTENTION): + O = torch.nn.functional.scaled_dot_product_attention( + Q.to(torch.bfloat16).unsqueeze(0), + K.to(torch.bfloat16).unsqueeze(0), + V.to(torch.bfloat16).unsqueeze(0), + dropout_p=0.0, + is_causal=True, + scale=inv_scale, + ).squeeze(0) + + # Pad all tensors to multiple of 64 + Q = pad_to_multiple_of_64(Q, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) + K_original = pad_to_multiple_of_64(K_original, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) + V_original = pad_to_multiple_of_64(V_original, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) + O = pad_to_multiple_of_64(O, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) + + return { + "Q": Q, + "K": K_original, + "V": V_original, + "O": O, + } diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/reference.py b/iron/operators/mha/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 012f39ac0a..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/mha/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,94 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from torch.nn.attention import SDPBackend, sdpa_kernel - -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - - -def pad_to_multiple_of_64(tensor, seq_dim, num_pipeline=1): - """Pad tensor to multiple of 64 along specified dimension.""" - seq_len = tensor.shape[seq_dim] - padded_seq_len = ((seq_len + 63 * num_pipeline) // (64 * num_pipeline)) * ( - 64 * num_pipeline - ) - if padded_seq_len == seq_len: - return tensor - - pad_size = padded_seq_len - seq_len - pad_dims = [0] * (2 * tensor.ndim) - pad_dims[2 * (tensor.ndim - 1 - seq_dim) + 1] = pad_size - - return torch.nn.functional.pad(tensor, pad_dims) - - -def generate_golden_reference( - heads=1, - S_q=256, - S_kv=256, - d=256, - num_kv_heads=2, - num_pipeline=1, - seed=42, -): - """ - Generate golden reference data for MHA (Multi-Head Attention). - - Parameters: - heads: Number of query heads - S_q: Sequence length for query (Q) - S_kv: Sequence length for key/value (KV) - d: Embedding dimension per head - num_kv_heads: Number of heads for Key-Value pairs (0 means same as heads) - num_pipeline: Number of pipelines for padding calculation - seed: Random seed - - Returns: - dict: Contains 'Q' (query), 'K' (key), 'V' (value), 'O' (output) - """ - torch.manual_seed(seed) - np.random.seed(seed) - - if num_kv_heads == 0: - num_kv_heads = heads - number_of_groups = heads // num_kv_heads - - val_range = 4 - - Q = torch.rand(heads, S_q, d, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - K = torch.rand(num_kv_heads, S_kv, d, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - V = torch.rand(num_kv_heads, S_kv, d, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - - K_original = K.clone() - V_original = V.clone() - - K = K.repeat_interleave(number_of_groups, dim=0) - V = V.repeat_interleave(number_of_groups, dim=0) - - # MHA from PyTorch - inv_scale = 1 / np.sqrt(K.shape[-1]) - - with sdpa_kernel(SDPBackend.FLASH_ATTENTION): - O = torch.nn.functional.scaled_dot_product_attention( - Q.to(torch.bfloat16).unsqueeze(0), - K.to(torch.bfloat16).unsqueeze(0), - V.to(torch.bfloat16).unsqueeze(0), - dropout_p=0.0, - is_causal=True, - scale=inv_scale, - ).squeeze(0) - - # Pad all tensors to multiple of 64 - Q = pad_to_multiple_of_64(Q, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) - K_original = pad_to_multiple_of_64(K_original, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) - V_original = pad_to_multiple_of_64(V_original, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) - O = pad_to_multiple_of_64(O, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) - - return { - "Q": Q, - "K": K_original, - "V": V_original, - "O": O, - } diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/test.py b/iron/operators/mha/test.py index c66521d9c4..c001bb9579 100755 --- a/iron/operators/mha/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/test.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA -from iron.operators.mha.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.mha.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/design.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 4e71bc5f5f..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,183 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -""" -Strided copy design - -This can be useful for data layout manipulation and data copying such as: -input[0, :, 0] -> output[:, 0, 0] -""" - -import numpy as np - -from aie.dialects.aiex import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import ( - ObjectFifo, - Program, - Runtime, - ScratchpadParameter, - TaskGroup, - sync_parameters, -) - - -def strided_copy( - dev, - dtype, - input_buffer_size, - input_sizes, - input_strides, - input_offset, - output_buffer_size, - output_sizes, - output_strides, - output_offset, - transfer_size=None, - num_aie_channels=1, - input_offset_parameter=None, - output_offset_parameter=None, -): - assert len(input_sizes) == len(input_strides) - assert len(output_sizes) == len(output_strides) - - # Pad out dimensions to 4D; dropping leading dimensions leads to compiler not initializing these registers, causing hard-to-debug errors - input_sizes = [1] * (4 - len(input_sizes)) + list(input_sizes) - input_strides = [0] * (4 - len(input_strides)) + list(input_strides) - output_sizes = [1] * (4 - len(output_sizes)) + list(output_sizes) - output_strides = [0] * (4 - len(output_strides)) + list(output_strides) - - input_highest_sz_idx = max(idx for idx, sz in enumerate(input_sizes) if sz >= 1) - output_highest_sz_idx = max(idx for idx, sz in enumerate(output_sizes) if sz >= 1) - assert ( - input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx] % num_aie_channels == 0 - ), "Highest dimension of input_sizes must be divisible by num_aie_channels" - assert ( - output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx] % num_aie_channels == 0 - ), "Highest dimension of output_sizes must be divisible by num_aie_channels" - - # Each channel's BD carries 1/num_aie_channels of the tensor, so the ObjectFifo object - # is sized against the per-channel share. A BD shorter than the object starves the - # MemTile's S2MM -- it never completes an object, never releases the lock, and the - # drain's dma_await_task never returns (ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT). An integer multiple is - # fine; it just cycles the buffer. - assert int(np.prod(input_sizes)) == int(np.prod(output_sizes)), ( - f"a copy moves the same element count both ways: input_sizes {input_sizes} " - f"has {int(np.prod(input_sizes))} elements, output_sizes {output_sizes} has " - f"{int(np.prod(output_sizes))}" - ) - per_channel_size = int(np.prod(input_sizes)) // num_aie_channels - if transfer_size is None: - transfer_size = per_channel_size - assert per_channel_size % transfer_size == 0, ( - f"transfer_size {transfer_size} must divide the per-channel transfer " - f"{per_channel_size} (= {int(np.prod(input_sizes))} / {num_aie_channels} channels)" - ) - transfer_ty = np.ndarray[ - (transfer_size,), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - - inp_ty = np.ndarray[ - (int(input_buffer_size),), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - out_ty = np.ndarray[ - (int(output_buffer_size),), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - - # input_offset_parameter (and output_offset_parameter) is the name of an - # aiex.scratchpad_parameter used to patch the DMA BD base address at runtime. The - # statically-computed offset is used as the base; the parameter's value is - # additively combined onto it inside the BD address registers via UPDATE_REG. - # The host writes the byte offset into the ctrl scratchpad before each - # dispatch via ParameterScratchpad. - in_offset_param = ( - ScratchpadParameter(input_offset_parameter, np.int32) - if input_offset_parameter is not None - else None - ) - out_offset_param = ( - ScratchpadParameter(output_offset_parameter, np.int32) - if output_offset_parameter is not None - else None - ) - - input_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(int(input_buffer_size),), - offset=( - input_offset - + c - * (input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels) - * input_strides[input_highest_sz_idx] - ), - sizes=( - input_sizes[:input_highest_sz_idx] - + [input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels] - + input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx + 1 :] - ), - strides=list(input_strides), - ) - for c in range(num_aie_channels) - ] - - output_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(int(output_buffer_size),), - offset=( - output_offset - + c - * (output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels) - * output_strides[output_highest_sz_idx] - ), - sizes=( - output_sizes[:output_highest_sz_idx] - + [output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels] - + output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx + 1 :] - ), - strides=list(output_strides), - ) - for c in range(num_aie_channels) - ] - - # Use smaller FIFOs for the transfer amount - fifos_in = [ - ObjectFifo(transfer_ty, name=f"fifo_in_{c}", depth=1) - for c in range(num_aie_channels) - ] - fifos_out = [ - fifos_in[c].cons().forward(name=f"fifo_out_{c}", depth=1) - for c in range(num_aie_channels) - ] - - def sequence(inp, out, fifos_in_prods, fifos_out_conss): - if in_offset_param is not None or out_offset_param is not None: - sync_parameters() - tg = TaskGroup() - for c in range(num_aie_channels): - fifos_in_prods[c].fill( - inp, - input_taps[c], - group=tg, - offset_parameter=in_offset_param, - ) - fifos_out_conss[c].drain( - out, - output_taps[c], - group=tg, - wait=True, - offset_parameter=out_offset_param, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - inp_ty, - out_ty, - [of.prod() for of in fifos_in], - [of.cons() for of in fifos_out], - ], - ) - return Program(dev, rt).resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index f4a2bb3975..f1a8962add 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -13,6 +13,18 @@ DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +import numpy as np +from aie.dialects.aiex import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron import ( + ObjectFifo, + Program, + Runtime, + ScratchpadParameter, + TaskGroup, + sync_parameters, +) +import torch +from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @dataclass @@ -66,8 +78,7 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "strided_copy", + fn=strided_copy, kwargs=self.kwargs, bind_from=self, ), @@ -84,3 +95,288 @@ def arg_spec(input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, dtype=bfloat16): AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (int(input_buffer_size),), dtype=dtype), AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (int(output_buffer_size),), dtype=dtype), ] + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +""" +Strided copy design + +This can be useful for data layout manipulation and data copying such as: +input[0, :, 0] -> output[:, 0, 0] +""" + + +def strided_copy( + dev, + dtype, + input_buffer_size, + input_sizes, + input_strides, + input_offset, + output_buffer_size, + output_sizes, + output_strides, + output_offset, + transfer_size=None, + num_aie_channels=1, + input_offset_parameter=None, + output_offset_parameter=None, +): + assert len(input_sizes) == len(input_strides) + assert len(output_sizes) == len(output_strides) + + # Pad out dimensions to 4D; dropping leading dimensions leads to compiler not initializing these registers, causing hard-to-debug errors + input_sizes = [1] * (4 - len(input_sizes)) + list(input_sizes) + input_strides = [0] * (4 - len(input_strides)) + list(input_strides) + output_sizes = [1] * (4 - len(output_sizes)) + list(output_sizes) + output_strides = [0] * (4 - len(output_strides)) + list(output_strides) + + input_highest_sz_idx = max(idx for idx, sz in enumerate(input_sizes) if sz >= 1) + output_highest_sz_idx = max(idx for idx, sz in enumerate(output_sizes) if sz >= 1) + assert ( + input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx] % num_aie_channels == 0 + ), "Highest dimension of input_sizes must be divisible by num_aie_channels" + assert ( + output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx] % num_aie_channels == 0 + ), "Highest dimension of output_sizes must be divisible by num_aie_channels" + + # Each channel's BD carries 1/num_aie_channels of the tensor, so the ObjectFifo object + # is sized against the per-channel share. A BD shorter than the object starves the + # MemTile's S2MM -- it never completes an object, never releases the lock, and the + # drain's dma_await_task never returns (ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT). An integer multiple is + # fine; it just cycles the buffer. + assert int(np.prod(input_sizes)) == int(np.prod(output_sizes)), ( + f"a copy moves the same element count both ways: input_sizes {input_sizes} " + f"has {int(np.prod(input_sizes))} elements, output_sizes {output_sizes} has " + f"{int(np.prod(output_sizes))}" + ) + per_channel_size = int(np.prod(input_sizes)) // num_aie_channels + if transfer_size is None: + transfer_size = per_channel_size + assert per_channel_size % transfer_size == 0, ( + f"transfer_size {transfer_size} must divide the per-channel transfer " + f"{per_channel_size} (= {int(np.prod(input_sizes))} / {num_aie_channels} channels)" + ) + transfer_ty = np.ndarray[ + (transfer_size,), + np.dtype[dtype], + ] + + inp_ty = np.ndarray[ + (int(input_buffer_size),), + np.dtype[dtype], + ] + out_ty = np.ndarray[ + (int(output_buffer_size),), + np.dtype[dtype], + ] + + # input_offset_parameter (and output_offset_parameter) is the name of an + # aiex.scratchpad_parameter used to patch the DMA BD base address at runtime. The + # statically-computed offset is used as the base; the parameter's value is + # additively combined onto it inside the BD address registers via UPDATE_REG. + # The host writes the byte offset into the ctrl scratchpad before each + # dispatch via ParameterScratchpad. + in_offset_param = ( + ScratchpadParameter(input_offset_parameter, np.int32) + if input_offset_parameter is not None + else None + ) + out_offset_param = ( + ScratchpadParameter(output_offset_parameter, np.int32) + if output_offset_parameter is not None + else None + ) + + input_taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + tensor_dims=(int(input_buffer_size),), + offset=( + input_offset + + c + * (input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels) + * input_strides[input_highest_sz_idx] + ), + sizes=( + input_sizes[:input_highest_sz_idx] + + [input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels] + + input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx + 1 :] + ), + strides=list(input_strides), + ) + for c in range(num_aie_channels) + ] + + output_taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + tensor_dims=(int(output_buffer_size),), + offset=( + output_offset + + c + * (output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels) + * output_strides[output_highest_sz_idx] + ), + sizes=( + output_sizes[:output_highest_sz_idx] + + [output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels] + + output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx + 1 :] + ), + strides=list(output_strides), + ) + for c in range(num_aie_channels) + ] + + # Use smaller FIFOs for the transfer amount + fifos_in = [ + ObjectFifo(transfer_ty, name=f"fifo_in_{c}", depth=1) + for c in range(num_aie_channels) + ] + fifos_out = [ + fifos_in[c].cons().forward(name=f"fifo_out_{c}", depth=1) + for c in range(num_aie_channels) + ] + + def sequence(inp, out, fifos_in_prods, fifos_out_conss): + if in_offset_param is not None or out_offset_param is not None: + sync_parameters() + tg = TaskGroup() + for c in range(num_aie_channels): + fifos_in_prods[c].fill( + inp, + input_taps[c], + group=tg, + offset_parameter=in_offset_param, + ) + fifos_out_conss[c].drain( + out, + output_taps[c], + group=tg, + wait=True, + offset_parameter=out_offset_param, + ) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + inp_ty, + out_ty, + [of.prod() for of in fifos_in], + [of.cons() for of in fifos_out], + ], + ) + return Program(dev, rt).resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _pad_to_4d(sizes, strides): + """design.py pads access patterns to 4D before building the taps; the reference + has to pad identically or the per-channel split lands on a different dimension.""" + return ( + [1] * (4 - len(sizes)) + list(sizes), + [0] * (4 - len(strides)) + list(strides), + ) + + +def _tap_offsets(sizes, strides, offset): + """Flat element offsets a TensorAccessPattern visits, in issue order.""" + grids = np.meshgrid(*[np.arange(s) for s in sizes], indexing="ij") + flat = np.full(grids[0].shape, offset, dtype=np.int64) + for grid, stride in zip(grids, strides): + flat = flat + grid * stride + return flat.reshape(-1) + + +def _channel_offsets(sizes, strides, offset, num_aie_channels): + sizes, strides = _pad_to_4d(sizes, strides) + highest = max(idx for idx, sz in enumerate(sizes) if sz >= 1) + per_channel = sizes[highest] // num_aie_channels + split = sizes[:highest] + [per_channel] + sizes[highest + 1 :] + return [ + _tap_offsets(split, strides, offset + c * per_channel * strides[highest]) + for c in range(num_aie_channels) + ] + + +def reference( + input_flat, + input_sizes, + input_strides, + input_offset, + output_buffer_size, + output_sizes, + output_strides, + output_offset, + num_aie_channels=1, + input_offset_addend=0, + output_offset_addend=0, +): + """Gather by the input tap, scatter by the output tap, one channel at a time. + + The addends are the *_offset_parameter values. They are element counts, not byte + offsets: the firmware multiplies the scratchpad word by the element size before + adding it into the BD address register. + """ + src = _channel_offsets( + input_sizes, input_strides, input_offset + input_offset_addend, num_aie_channels + ) + dst = _channel_offsets( + output_sizes, + output_strides, + output_offset + output_offset_addend, + num_aie_channels, + ) + + out = torch.zeros(int(output_buffer_size), dtype=input_flat.dtype) + for src_c, dst_c in zip(src, dst): + if len(src_c) != len(dst_c): + raise ValueError( + f"tap element counts differ ({len(src_c)} vs {len(dst_c)}); " + "the input and output access patterns must move the same number " + "of elements" + ) + out[dst_c] = input_flat[src_c] + return out + + +def generate_golden_reference( + input_buffer_size, + input_sizes, + input_strides, + input_offset, + output_buffer_size, + output_sizes, + output_strides, + output_offset, + num_aie_channels=1, + input_offset_addend=0, + output_offset_addend=0, + dtype="bf16", + seed=42, +): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + input_tensor = ( + torch.rand(int(input_buffer_size), dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range + ) + output_tensor = reference( + input_tensor, + input_sizes, + input_strides, + input_offset, + output_buffer_size, + output_sizes, + output_strides, + output_offset, + num_aie_channels=num_aie_channels, + input_offset_addend=input_offset_addend, + output_offset_addend=output_offset_addend, + ) + return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 2f02878456..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,113 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import numpy as np -import torch - -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def _pad_to_4d(sizes, strides): - """design.py pads access patterns to 4D before building the taps; the reference - has to pad identically or the per-channel split lands on a different dimension.""" - return ( - [1] * (4 - len(sizes)) + list(sizes), - [0] * (4 - len(strides)) + list(strides), - ) - - -def _tap_offsets(sizes, strides, offset): - """Flat element offsets a TensorAccessPattern visits, in issue order.""" - grids = np.meshgrid(*[np.arange(s) for s in sizes], indexing="ij") - flat = np.full(grids[0].shape, offset, dtype=np.int64) - for grid, stride in zip(grids, strides): - flat = flat + grid * stride - return flat.reshape(-1) - - -def _channel_offsets(sizes, strides, offset, num_aie_channels): - sizes, strides = _pad_to_4d(sizes, strides) - highest = max(idx for idx, sz in enumerate(sizes) if sz >= 1) - per_channel = sizes[highest] // num_aie_channels - split = sizes[:highest] + [per_channel] + sizes[highest + 1 :] - return [ - _tap_offsets(split, strides, offset + c * per_channel * strides[highest]) - for c in range(num_aie_channels) - ] - - -def reference( - input_flat, - input_sizes, - input_strides, - input_offset, - output_buffer_size, - output_sizes, - output_strides, - output_offset, - num_aie_channels=1, - input_offset_addend=0, - output_offset_addend=0, -): - """Gather by the input tap, scatter by the output tap, one channel at a time. - - The addends are the *_offset_parameter values. They are element counts, not byte - offsets: the firmware multiplies the scratchpad word by the element size before - adding it into the BD address register. - """ - src = _channel_offsets( - input_sizes, input_strides, input_offset + input_offset_addend, num_aie_channels - ) - dst = _channel_offsets( - output_sizes, - output_strides, - output_offset + output_offset_addend, - num_aie_channels, - ) - - out = torch.zeros(int(output_buffer_size), dtype=input_flat.dtype) - for src_c, dst_c in zip(src, dst): - if len(src_c) != len(dst_c): - raise ValueError( - f"tap element counts differ ({len(src_c)} vs {len(dst_c)}); " - "the input and output access patterns must move the same number " - "of elements" - ) - out[dst_c] = input_flat[src_c] - return out - - -def generate_golden_reference( - input_buffer_size, - input_sizes, - input_strides, - input_offset, - output_buffer_size, - output_sizes, - output_strides, - output_offset, - num_aie_channels=1, - input_offset_addend=0, - output_offset_addend=0, - dtype="bf16", - seed=42, -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(int(input_buffer_size), dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - ) - output_tensor = reference( - input_tensor, - input_sizes, - input_strides, - input_offset, - output_buffer_size, - output_sizes, - output_strides, - output_offset, - num_aie_channels=num_aie_channels, - input_offset_addend=input_offset_addend, - output_offset_addend=output_offset_addend, - ) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py index e363281059..3c3bd97c50 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy -from iron.operators.strided_copy.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test # Llama's KV-cache write, shrunk: the cache is (n_kv_groups, seq, head_dim) and one From ff2abc6c3b5faf65259ab10d3d265377a4c891ef Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 19:42:06 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 014/215] mem_copy, dequant, axpy, leaky_relu: one operator, one file Four more, each needing its bind conversion first: mem_copy and dequant still passed positional tuples, axpy and leaky_relu routed through _mlir_callback_args to append scalar_factor and alpha. Both of those are ordinary fields, so they bind by name like everything else and the override becomes unnecessary. dequant's and axpy's designs also spelled num_elements and num_columns where the operators say size and num_aie_columns. With the design local, the DesignGenerator no longer needs callback_fn -- a ClassVar holding the design's function name as a string -- since it can name the function directly. mem_copy still fails one config on this box (num_cores=16, num_channels=2, tile_size=64, size=1024, bypass=False; the five reported failures are that one case across iter0-4). That is unrelated: it reproduces identically on clean origin/devel in a worktree, compiles without error, and fails only at dispatch with ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT. Suspected driver or device difference, since CI is reportedly green. Verified on a Strix npu2: axpy and leaky_relu 325 passed, mem_copy and dequant 475 passed with the one known config failing, iron/tests 470 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/axpy/design.py | 128 -------- iron/operators/axpy/op.py | 157 ++++++++- iron/operators/axpy/reference.py | 23 -- iron/operators/axpy/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/dequant/design.py | 160 --------- iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 255 ++++++++++++++- iron/operators/dequant/reference.py | 85 ----- iron/operators/dequant/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py | 132 -------- iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py | 156 ++++++++- iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py | 16 - iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py | 402 ----------------------- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 434 ++++++++++++++++++++++++- iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py | 17 - iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py | 2 +- 16 files changed, 978 insertions(+), 995 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/axpy/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/axpy/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/dequant/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/dequant/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/design.py b/iron/operators/axpy/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index e9421c8aeb..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,128 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace - - -def my_axpy( - dev, - num_elements, - num_columns, - tile_size, - trace_size, - scalar_factor, -): - factor = scalar_factor - per_tile_elements = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size - n = per_tile_elements * num_columns - if num_elements % n != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({num_elements}) must be a multiple of {n}." - ) - N_div_n = num_elements // n - chunk = num_elements // num_columns - dtype = bfloat16 - - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(num_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos (one per column, not per channel) - of_in1s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] - of_in2s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] - of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - axpy_bf16_vector = Kernel( - "saxpy", "axpy.o", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.float32, tile_ty, np.int32] - ) - - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in1, of_in2, of_out, axpy): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_in2 = of_in2.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - axpy(elem_in1, elem_in2, factor, elem_out, per_tile_elements) - of_in1.release(1) - of_in2.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile (one per column) - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in1s[i].cons(), - of_in2s[i].cons(), - of_outs[i].prod(), - axpy_bf16_vector, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each column - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, num_elements), - chunk * i, # Start offset for column i - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, B, C, in1_prods, in2_prods, out_conses): - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - in1_prods[i].fill( - A, - taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - in2_prods[i].fill( - B, - taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - out_conses[i].drain( - C, - taps[i], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of_in1s[i].prod() for i in range(num_columns)], - [of_in2s[i].prod() for i in range(num_columns)], - [of_outs[i].cons() for i in range(num_columns)], - ], - ) - - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py index 6c03dd9148..db094b36e6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py @@ -11,6 +11,14 @@ PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +import numpy as np +from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace +import torch +from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @dataclass @@ -41,8 +49,151 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - self.callback_fn, - tuple(self._mlir_callback_args()), + fn=my_axpy, + bind_from=self, ), ) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def my_axpy( + dev, + size, + num_aie_columns, + tile_size, + trace_size, + scalar_factor, +): + factor = scalar_factor + per_tile_elements = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size + n = per_tile_elements * num_aie_columns + if size % n != 0: + raise ValueError(f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {n}.") + N_div_n = size // n + chunk = size // num_aie_columns + dtype = bfloat16 + + # Define tensor types + tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] + tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] + + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos (one per column, not per channel) + of_in1s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] + of_in2s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] + of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] + + # AIE Core Function declaration + axpy_bf16_vector = Kernel( + "saxpy", "axpy.o", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.float32, tile_ty, np.int32] + ) + + # Define a task that will run on a compute tile + def core_body(of_in1, of_in2, of_out, axpy): + # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations + for _ in range_(N_div_n): + elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) + elem_in2 = of_in2.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + axpy(elem_in1, elem_in2, factor, elem_out, per_tile_elements) + of_in1.release(1) + of_in2.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile (one per column) + my_workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + of_in1s[i].cons(), + of_in2s[i].cons(), + of_outs[i].prod(), + axpy_bf16_vector, + ], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each column + # to describe the data movement + # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks + # and moves them in parallel across the columns + taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + chunk * i, # Start offset for column i + [1, 1, 1, chunk], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(A, B, C, in1_prods, in2_prods, out_conses): + # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. + tg = TaskGroup() + + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + in1_prods[i].fill( + A, + taps[i], + group=tg, + ) + in2_prods[i].fill( + B, + taps[i], + group=tg, + ) + # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + out_conses[i].drain( + C, + taps[i], + wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available + group=tg, + ) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + tensor_ty, + tensor_ty, + tensor_ty, + [of_in1s[i].prod() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], + [of_in2s[i].prod() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], + [of_outs[i].cons() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], + ], + ) + + # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) + maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) + return prog.resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, scalar=3.0, dtype="bf16", seed=42): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] + A = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range + B = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range + s = torch.tensor(scalar, dtype=dtype_torch) + + # Generate golden outputs + C = s * A + B + + return { + "A": A, + "B": B, + "C": C, + } diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py b/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 43bbc92a85..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,23 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, scalar=3.0, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - A = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - B = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - s = torch.tensor(scalar, dtype=dtype_torch) - - # Generate golden outputs - C = s * A + B - - return { - "A": A, - "B": B, - "C": C, - } diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py index 9aba1c94bf..4e94cf1af0 100755 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.axpy.op import AXPY -from iron.operators.axpy.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.axpy.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/design.py b/iron/operators/dequant/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 213a2c48b9..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,160 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir - - -def my_dequant_kernel( - dev, - num_elements, - num_columns, - num_channels, - trace_size, - tile_size, - group_size, -): - per_tile_elements = ( - 16384 if tile_size > 16384 else tile_size - ) # Largest tile size for 64KB in L1 and possible - # group size of 1 with objfifo depth of 1 - total_cores = num_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = num_elements // total_cores - if num_elements % total_cores != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({num_elements}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." - ) - N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements - chunk = num_elements // num_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation - in_dtype = np.uint8 - out_dtype = bfloat16 - - # Input data: int4 packed data + scale factors - # For N int4 values, we need N/2 bytes + N/group_size scale factors (bfloat16, 2 bytes each) - input_tensor_size = (num_elements // 2) + (num_elements // group_size) * 2 - input_tile_size = (per_tile_elements // 2) + (per_tile_elements // group_size) * 2 - - # Define tensor types - in_tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(input_tensor_size,), np.dtype[in_dtype]] - out_tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(num_elements,), np.dtype[out_dtype]] - in_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(input_tile_size,), np.dtype[in_dtype]] - out_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[out_dtype]] - - fifodepth = 1 if tile_size > 8192 else 2 - enable_trace = trace_size > 0 - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s = [ - ObjectFifo(in_tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(out_tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - dequant_kernel = Kernel( - "expand_uint4_to_bfloat16", - f"expand_{get_kernel_dir(dev)}_{tile_size}.o", - [in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty], - ) - - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in1, of_out, dequant_kernel): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - dequant_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in1s[i * num_channels + j].cons(), - of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - dequant_kernel, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. - in_chunk = (chunk // 2) + (chunk // group_size) * 2 - taps_in = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, input_tensor_size), - in_chunk * i * num_channels + in_chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, in_chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - taps_out = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, num_elements), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, C, of_in1s_prods, of_outs_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_in1s_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - A, - taps_in[i * num_channels + j], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( - C, - taps_out[i * num_channels + j], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - in_tensor_ty, - out_tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - if enable_trace: - prog.enable_trace(trace_size) - return prog.resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index c771269455..e5dca9eac4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -16,6 +16,10 @@ ) from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +import torch @dataclass @@ -48,17 +52,8 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "my_dequant_kernel", - ( - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.size, - self.num_aie_columns, - self.num_channels, - 0, - self.tile_size, - self.group_size, - ), + fn=my_dequant_kernel, + bind_from=self, ), ) @@ -85,3 +80,241 @@ def arg_spec(size, group_size=32): AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (input_size,), dtype=np.uint8), AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (size,), dtype=bfloat16), ] + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def my_dequant_kernel( + dev, + size, + num_aie_columns, + num_channels, + trace_size, + tile_size, + group_size, +): + per_tile_elements = ( + 16384 if tile_size > 16384 else tile_size + ) # Largest tile size for 64KB in L1 and possible + # group size of 1 with objfifo depth of 1 + total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels + per_core_elements = size // total_cores + if size % total_cores != 0: + raise ValueError( + f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." + ) + N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements + chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation + in_dtype = np.uint8 + out_dtype = bfloat16 + + # Input data: int4 packed data + scale factors + # For N int4 values, we need N/2 bytes + N/group_size scale factors (bfloat16, 2 bytes each) + input_tensor_size = (size // 2) + (size // group_size) * 2 + input_tile_size = (per_tile_elements // 2) + (per_tile_elements // group_size) * 2 + + # Define tensor types + in_tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(input_tensor_size,), np.dtype[in_dtype]] + out_tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[out_dtype]] + in_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(input_tile_size,), np.dtype[in_dtype]] + out_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[out_dtype]] + + fifodepth = 1 if tile_size > 8192 else 2 + enable_trace = trace_size > 0 + + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos + of_in1s = [ + ObjectFifo(in_tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(out_tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # AIE Core Function declaration + dequant_kernel = Kernel( + "expand_uint4_to_bfloat16", + f"expand_{get_kernel_dir(dev)}_{tile_size}.o", + [in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty], + ) + + # Define a task that will run on a compute tile + def core_body(of_in1, of_out, dequant_kernel): + # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations + for _ in range_(N_div_n): + elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + dequant_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out) + of_in1.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile + my_workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + of_in1s[i * num_channels + j].cons(), + of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), + dequant_kernel, + ], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel + # to describe the data movement + # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks + # and moves them in parallel across the columns + # and channels. + in_chunk = (chunk // 2) + (chunk // group_size) * 2 + taps_in = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, input_tensor_size), + in_chunk * i * num_channels + in_chunk * j, + [1, 1, 1, in_chunk], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + taps_out = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, + [1, 1, 1, chunk], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(A, C, of_in1s_prods, of_outs_conss): + + # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. + tg = TaskGroup() + + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + of_in1s_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( + A, + taps_in[i * num_channels + j], + group=tg, + ) + # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( + C, + taps_out[i * num_channels + j], + wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available + group=tg, + ) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + in_tensor_ty, + out_tensor_ty, + [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], + [of.cons() for of in of_outs], + ], + ) + # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) + if enable_trace: + prog.enable_trace(trace_size) + return prog.resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def generate_golden_reference(input_length, tile_size, group_size): + torch.manual_seed(42) + + if input_length % tile_size != 0: + raise ValueError("Input length must be a multiple of tile size.") + if tile_size % group_size != 0: + raise ValueError("Tile size must be a multiple of group size.") + + num_tiles = input_length // tile_size + num_scale_factors = tile_size // group_size + scale_size = num_scale_factors * 2 # Total bytes (uint8 elements) for scale factors + per_tile_size = tile_size // 2 + per_tile_bytes = ( + scale_size + per_tile_size + ) # Total bytes (uint8 elements) after processing each tile + val_range = 3.75 # Values in [0, 3.75) + + # Generate golden output with uniform distribution between 0 and val_range + # This output will be quantized to be used as the input + A = ( + torch.rand(num_tiles * num_scale_factors, group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + * val_range + ) + + # Generate scale factors in [0.25, 1) for each tile + # The quantized values will thus be within [0,15], which is the range of int4 + # Zero points for each tile are fixed to 0 since the kernel only uses the scale factors + r1, r2 = 1 / val_range, 1 + scales = r1 + (r2 - r1) * torch.rand( + num_tiles * num_scale_factors, dtype=torch.bfloat16 + ) + zero_points = torch.zeros(num_tiles * num_scale_factors, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + + A = torch.quantize_per_channel( + A.to(torch.float32), + scales=scales.to(torch.float32), + zero_points=zero_points.to(torch.float32), + axis=0, + dtype=torch.quint8, + ) + B = torch.dequantize(A) + + # Convert A from a quantized tensor type to regular tensor type for data packing + # We do the data packing here instead of the host to show how the data would need to be + # manipulated from a PyTorch standpoint in order to use the dequant kernel. + A = A.int_repr() + + # Concatenate the bottom four bits of every two elements across the tiles in A to generate + # an 8-bit value (little endian order). This is because there's no native 4-bit datatype in C++. + # At the end of each tile, concatenate the bf16 scale factor, which comes out to two int8 values. + A_concat = torch.zeros(num_tiles, per_tile_bytes, dtype=torch.uint8) + for i in range(num_tiles): + for j in range(num_scale_factors): + for k in range(group_size // 2): + A_concat[i, j * (group_size // 2) + k] = torch.bitwise_or( + torch.bitwise_and(A[i * num_scale_factors + j, 2 * k], 0x0F), + torch.bitwise_and(A[i * num_scale_factors + j, 2 * k + 1], 0x0F) + * 2**4, + ) + for j in range(num_scale_factors): + A_concat[i, per_tile_size + 2 * j] = torch.bitwise_and( + scales[i * num_scale_factors + j].view(torch.uint16), 0xFF + ) + # Extract high byte (bits 15-8) of the bfloat16 bit pattern. + # View as int16 (same width), promote to int32 for bitwise_right_shift + # support, shift right 8, then mask to 8 bits. The & 0xFF also + # handles sign-extension from int32 arithmetic right shift. + A_concat[i, per_tile_size + 2 * j + 1] = torch.bitwise_and( + scales[i * num_scale_factors + j].view(torch.int16).to(torch.int32) + >> 8, + 0xFF, + ) + + return { + "input": A_concat, + "output": B, + } diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/reference.py b/iron/operators/dequant/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 4ab72f4951..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,85 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length, tile_size, group_size): - torch.manual_seed(42) - - if input_length % tile_size != 0: - raise ValueError("Input length must be a multiple of tile size.") - if tile_size % group_size != 0: - raise ValueError("Tile size must be a multiple of group size.") - - num_tiles = input_length // tile_size - num_scale_factors = tile_size // group_size - scale_size = num_scale_factors * 2 # Total bytes (uint8 elements) for scale factors - per_tile_size = tile_size // 2 - per_tile_bytes = ( - scale_size + per_tile_size - ) # Total bytes (uint8 elements) after processing each tile - val_range = 3.75 # Values in [0, 3.75) - - # Generate golden output with uniform distribution between 0 and val_range - # This output will be quantized to be used as the input - A = ( - torch.rand(num_tiles * num_scale_factors, group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - * val_range - ) - - # Generate scale factors in [0.25, 1) for each tile - # The quantized values will thus be within [0,15], which is the range of int4 - # Zero points for each tile are fixed to 0 since the kernel only uses the scale factors - r1, r2 = 1 / val_range, 1 - scales = r1 + (r2 - r1) * torch.rand( - num_tiles * num_scale_factors, dtype=torch.bfloat16 - ) - zero_points = torch.zeros(num_tiles * num_scale_factors, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - - A = torch.quantize_per_channel( - A.to(torch.float32), - scales=scales.to(torch.float32), - zero_points=zero_points.to(torch.float32), - axis=0, - dtype=torch.quint8, - ) - B = torch.dequantize(A) - - # Convert A from a quantized tensor type to regular tensor type for data packing - # We do the data packing here instead of the host to show how the data would need to be - # manipulated from a PyTorch standpoint in order to use the dequant kernel. - A = A.int_repr() - - # Concatenate the bottom four bits of every two elements across the tiles in A to generate - # an 8-bit value (little endian order). This is because there's no native 4-bit datatype in C++. - # At the end of each tile, concatenate the bf16 scale factor, which comes out to two int8 values. - A_concat = torch.zeros(num_tiles, per_tile_bytes, dtype=torch.uint8) - for i in range(num_tiles): - for j in range(num_scale_factors): - for k in range(group_size // 2): - A_concat[i, j * (group_size // 2) + k] = torch.bitwise_or( - torch.bitwise_and(A[i * num_scale_factors + j, 2 * k], 0x0F), - torch.bitwise_and(A[i * num_scale_factors + j, 2 * k + 1], 0x0F) - * 2**4, - ) - for j in range(num_scale_factors): - A_concat[i, per_tile_size + 2 * j] = torch.bitwise_and( - scales[i * num_scale_factors + j].view(torch.uint16), 0xFF - ) - # Extract high byte (bits 15-8) of the bfloat16 bit pattern. - # View as int16 (same width), promote to int32 for bitwise_right_shift - # support, shift right 8, then mask to 8 bits. The & 0xFF also - # handles sign-extension from int32 arithmetic right shift. - A_concat[i, per_tile_size + 2 * j + 1] = torch.bitwise_and( - scales[i * num_scale_factors + j].view(torch.int16).to(torch.int32) - >> 8, - 0xFF, - ) - - return { - "input": A_concat, - "output": B, - } diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py index a0831d65c5..2b2b9ab4dc 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.dequant.op import Dequant -from iron.operators.dequant.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.dequant.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 408a311ba3..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,132 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace - - -def my_leaky_relu( - dev, - size, - num_columns, - num_channels, - tile_size, - trace_size, - alpha, -): - xfr_dtype = bfloat16 - # Cap to 4096 bfloat16 elements (8 KB) to fit AIE core local memory - line_size = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size - line_type = np.ndarray[(line_size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - transfer_type = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - - # Calculate number of iterations per core - total_cores = num_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = size // total_cores - N_div_n = per_core_elements // line_size - - # Chunk size sent per DMA channel - chunk = size // num_columns // num_channels - - # Dataflow with ObjectFifos - of_ins = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}_{j}") - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}_{j}") - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # External, binary kernel definition - # Leaky RELU kernel takes: input, output, input_size, alpha - leaky_relu_fcn = Kernel( - "leaky_relu_bf16", - "leaky_relu.o", - [line_type, line_type, np.int32, xfr_dtype], - ) - - # Task for the core to perform - def core_fn(of_in, of_out, leaky_relu_line): - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elemIn = of_in.acquire(1) - elemOut = of_out.acquire(1) - leaky_relu_line(elemIn, elemOut, line_size, alpha) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to perform the task - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_fn, - [ - of_ins[i * num_channels + j].cons(), - of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - leaky_relu_fcn, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(a_in, b_out, of_ins_prods, of_outs_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_ins_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - a_in, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( - b_out, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - transfer_type, - transfer_type, - [of.prod() for of in of_ins], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py index cfd13dfb7c..9a1d389644 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py @@ -10,6 +10,14 @@ PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +import numpy as np +from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace +import torch +from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @dataclass @@ -53,8 +61,150 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - self.callback_fn, - tuple(self._mlir_callback_args()), + fn=my_leaky_relu, + bind_from=self, ), ) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def my_leaky_relu( + dev, + size, + num_aie_columns, + num_channels, + tile_size, + trace_size, + alpha, +): + xfr_dtype = bfloat16 + # Cap to 4096 bfloat16 elements (8 KB) to fit AIE core local memory + line_size = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size + line_type = np.ndarray[(line_size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] + transfer_type = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] + + # Calculate number of iterations per core + total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels + per_core_elements = size // total_cores + N_div_n = per_core_elements // line_size + + # Chunk size sent per DMA channel + chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels + + # Dataflow with ObjectFifos + of_ins = [ + ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}_{j}") + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}_{j}") + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # External, binary kernel definition + # Leaky RELU kernel takes: input, output, input_size, alpha + leaky_relu_fcn = Kernel( + "leaky_relu_bf16", + "leaky_relu.o", + [line_type, line_type, np.int32, xfr_dtype], + ) + + # Task for the core to perform + def core_fn(of_in, of_out, leaky_relu_line): + for _ in range_(N_div_n): + elemIn = of_in.acquire(1) + elemOut = of_out.acquire(1) + leaky_relu_line(elemIn, elemOut, line_size, alpha) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + # Create a worker to perform the task + my_workers = [ + Worker( + core_fn, + [ + of_ins[i * num_channels + j].cons(), + of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), + leaky_relu_fcn, + ], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel + # to describe the data movement + # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks + # and moves them in parallel across the columns + # and channels. + taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, + [1, 1, 1, chunk], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(a_in, b_out, of_ins_prods, of_outs_conss): + + # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. + tg = TaskGroup() + + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + of_ins_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( + a_in, + taps[i * num_channels + j], + group=tg, + ) + # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( + b_out, + taps[i * num_channels + j], + wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available + group=tg, + ) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + transfer_type, + transfer_type, + [of.prod() for of in of_ins], + [of.cons() for of in of_outs], + ], + ) + # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) + maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) + return prog.resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, alpha=0.01, dtype="bf16", seed=42): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + input_tensor = ( + torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range + - val_range / 2 + ) + output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.leaky_relu(input_tensor, negative_slope=alpha) + return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 8c23041cc1..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,16 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, alpha=0.01, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - - val_range / 2 - ) - output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.leaky_relu(input_tensor, negative_slope=alpha) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py index cc80547622..e796064929 100755 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.leaky_relu.op import LeakyReLU -from iron.operators.leaky_relu.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.leaky_relu.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index cd04bd724c..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,402 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from dataclasses import dataclass -from typing import List - -import numpy as np -import math - -from aie.iron import ( - TaskGroup, - Kernel, - ObjectFifo, - Program, - Runtime, - Worker, -) -from aie.iron.device import Tile, NPU1, NPU2 -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from aie.iron.runtime.endpoint import RuntimeEndpoint -from aie.iron.device import AnyShimTile -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace - -# The maximum value the 4th dimension of DMA BD can be set -TAP_REPEAT_MAX = 64 -# The maximum fill/drain tasks to put in a group for 1 objectfifo -TASK_GROUP_SIZE = 4 - - -@dataclass -class PartialWorkloadConfig: - """Configuration for partial workload processing.""" - - full_taps: List[TensorAccessPattern] - num_cores_with_no_tiles: int - num_cores_with_full_tiles: int - padding_tap_repeats: List[int] | None = None - padding_taps: List[TensorAccessPattern] | None = None - partial_tap: TensorAccessPattern | None = None - - -def create_whole_workload_taps( - size: int, num_cores: int, line_size: int, whole_partition_size: int -) -> List[TensorAccessPattern]: - """ - Create TensorAccessPatterns for whole workload processing. - - Args: - size: Total size of the workload - num_cores: Number of cores to distribute work across - line_size: Size of each line/tile - whole_partition_size: Size of the evenly divisible partition - - Returns: - taps: Lists of TensorAccessPatterns - """ - chunk_size = whole_partition_size // num_cores - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk_size * i, - [1, 1, 1, chunk_size], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_cores) - ] - return taps - - -def create_partial_workload_config( - size: int, - num_cores: int, - line_size: int, - minimum_work_size: int, - whole_partition_size: int, - partial_work_size: int, -) -> PartialWorkloadConfig: - """ - Create configuration for partial workload processing. - - Args: - size: Total size of the workload - num_cores: Number of cores to distribute work across - line_size: Size of each line/tile - minimum_work_size: Size of the minimum workload that the NPU is configured to process - whole_partition_size: Size of the evenly divisible partition - partial_work_size: Size of the remaining partial workload - - Returns: - PartialWorkloadConfig: Configuration object containing all partial workload parameters - """ - # If the workload is larger than the minimum, use part of the input data that's already been - # processed for filling the objectfifos to reduce the number of times to repeat fill/drain calls - if size > minimum_work_size: - partial_work_size = minimum_work_size - start_offset = size - minimum_work_size - else: - start_offset = whole_partition_size - - # Calculate core distribution - num_cores_with_full_tiles = partial_work_size // line_size - partial_tile_size = partial_work_size % line_size - num_cores_with_no_tiles = ( - num_cores - num_cores_with_full_tiles - (1 if partial_tile_size > 0 else 0) - ) - - # Create TAPs for cores with full tiles - full_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - line_size * i + start_offset, - [1, 1, 1, line_size], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_cores_with_full_tiles) - ] - - # Handle partial tile if present - config = PartialWorkloadConfig( - full_taps=full_taps, - num_cores_with_no_tiles=num_cores_with_no_tiles, - num_cores_with_full_tiles=num_cores_with_full_tiles, - ) - - if partial_tile_size > 0: - config.padding_tap_repeats = [] - config.padding_taps = [] - # Calculations for padding add processing partial tile - partial_tile_offset = line_size * num_cores_with_full_tiles + start_offset - padding_needed = line_size - partial_tile_size - highest_common_factor_pad = math.gcd(partial_tile_size, padding_needed) - for tap_repeat_exp in reversed( - range(0, math.ceil(math.log2(TAP_REPEAT_MAX)) + 1) - ): - padding_size = highest_common_factor_pad * 2**tap_repeat_exp - padding_tap_repeat = math.floor(padding_needed / padding_size) - config.padding_tap_repeats.append(padding_tap_repeat) - config.padding_taps.append( - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - partial_tile_offset, - [2**tap_repeat_exp, 1, 1, highest_common_factor_pad], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - ) - padding_needed = padding_needed - (padding_size * padding_tap_repeat) - config.partial_tap = TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - partial_tile_offset, - [1, 1, 1, partial_tile_size], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - - return config - - -# -# Memcpy is designed to use every column's shimDMA in-out pairs -# to fully saturate DDR bandwidth. It is a superset of passthrough_kernel -# and passthrough_dmas. As such, it can be used as a microbenchmark or as -# a template for multi-core unary operations. -# - - -def my_mem_copy( - dev, size, num_cores, num_channels, bypass, tile_size, trace_size, func_prefix="" -): - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # Configuration - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - xfr_dtype = bfloat16 - line_size = 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size - fifodepth = 1 if line_size > 4096 else 2 - line_type = np.ndarray[(line_size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - transfer_type = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # In-Array Data Movement - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - # Dataflow with ObjectFifos - of_ins = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}", depth=fifodepth) for i in range(num_cores) - ] - # Bypass path is a special case where we don't need to create a Worker - # and we can use the ObjectFifo directly to read and write the data with - # a `forward` through a MemTile. - if bypass: - of_outs = [of_ins[i].cons().forward() for i in range(num_cores)] - else: - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_cores) - ] - - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # Task core will run - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - # External, binary kernel definition - mem_copy_fcn = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}passThroughLine", - f"{func_prefix}mem_copy.o", - [line_type, line_type, np.int32], - ) - - # Task for the core to perform - num_lines = tile_size // line_size - - def core_fn(of_in, of_out, mem_copy_line): - for _ in range_(num_lines): - elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - mem_copy_line(elem_in, elem_out, line_size) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to perform the task. - # Place at most ``num_channels`` workers per column. - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_fn, - [ - of_ins[i].cons(), - of_outs[i].prod(), - mem_copy_fcn, - ], - tile=Tile(i // num_channels, 2 + (i % num_channels)), - ) - for i in range(num_cores) - ] - - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # DRAM-NPU data movement and work dispatch - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(a_in, b_out, of_ins_prods, of_outs_conss): - # Calculate how much of workload can be partitioned evenly and what's remaining - minimum_work_size = ( - line_size * num_cores - ) # Workload size the NPU is configured for - num_whole_partitions = math.floor(size / minimum_work_size) - whole_partition_size = minimum_work_size * num_whole_partitions - partial_work_size = size - whole_partition_size - - # Runtime for the part of the workload partitionable to all cores utilized - if num_whole_partitions > 0: - taps = create_whole_workload_taps( - size, num_cores, line_size, whole_partition_size - ) - - tg_out = TaskGroup() # Use taskgroup for parallel drain tasks - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_cores): - of_ins_prods[i].fill(a_in, taps[i], group=tg_out) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_cores): - of_outs_conss[i].drain( - b_out, - taps[i], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - - # Runtime for the part of the workload partially partitionable to the cores utilized - if partial_work_size > 0: - partial_config = create_partial_workload_config( - size, - num_cores, - line_size, - minimum_work_size, - whole_partition_size, - partial_work_size, - ) - - # Use a while loop below so that the tasks for sending full tiles can - # be grouped together in a for-loop - objfifo_idx = 0 - while objfifo_idx < num_cores: - if objfifo_idx < partial_config.num_cores_with_no_tiles: - if num_whole_partitions == 0: - # Resolving the IRON program requires all objectfifos to have - # a defined connection - for j in range(partial_config.num_cores_with_no_tiles): - ofh = of_ins[objfifo_idx + j].prod() - ofh.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) - rt._fifos.add(ofh) - ofh = of_outs[objfifo_idx + j].cons() - ofh.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) - rt._fifos.add(ofh) - objfifo_idx += partial_config.num_cores_with_no_tiles - elif ( - objfifo_idx == num_cores - 1 - and partial_config.partial_tap is not None - ): - # Fill the last objfifo with padding+real data - tg_out = TaskGroup() - tg_count = 0 - for padding_tap_repeat, padding_tap in zip( - partial_config.padding_tap_repeats, partial_config.padding_taps - ): - for _ in range(padding_tap_repeat): - if tg_count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( - a_in, - padding_tap, - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - tg_out = TaskGroup() - else: - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( - a_in, - padding_tap, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_count += 1 - if tg_count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( - a_in, - partial_config.partial_tap, - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - tg_out = TaskGroup() - else: - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( - a_in, - partial_config.partial_tap, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_count += 1 - # Drain the last objfifo with padding+real data - for padding_tap_repeat, padding_tap in zip( - partial_config.padding_tap_repeats, partial_config.padding_taps - ): - for _ in range(padding_tap_repeat): - if tg_count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: - of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx].drain( - b_out, - padding_tap, - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - tg_out = TaskGroup() - else: - of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx].drain( - b_out, - padding_tap, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_count += 1 - of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx].drain( - b_out, - partial_config.partial_tap, - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - objfifo_idx += 1 - else: - tg_out = TaskGroup() # Use taskgroup for parallel drain tasks - for j in range(partial_config.num_cores_with_full_tiles): - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with valid data - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx + j].fill( - a_in, - partial_config.full_taps[j], - group=tg_out, - ) - for j in range(partial_config.num_cores_with_full_tiles): - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with valid data - of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx + j].drain( - b_out, - partial_config.full_taps[j], - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - objfifo_idx += partial_config.num_cores_with_full_tiles - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - transfer_type, - transfer_type, - [of.prod() for of in of_ins], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - # bypass means the DMAs run without any compute worker - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=None if bypass else my_workers) - if not bypass: - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index 39f35b5970..3dfe9b6eae 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -13,6 +13,26 @@ DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from dataclasses import dataclass +from typing import List +import numpy as np +import math +from aie.iron import ( + TaskGroup, + Kernel, + ObjectFifo, + Program, + Runtime, + Worker, +) +from aie.iron.device import Tile, NPU1, NPU2 +from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +from aie.iron.runtime.endpoint import RuntimeEndpoint +from aie.iron.device import AnyShimTile +from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace +import torch @dataclass @@ -40,17 +60,8 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "my_mem_copy", - ( - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.size, - self.num_cores, - self.num_channels, - self.bypass, - self.tile_size, - 0, - ), + fn=my_mem_copy, + bind_from=self, ), ) @@ -72,3 +83,404 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): @staticmethod def arg_spec(size): return same_shape_unary(size) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +# The maximum value the 4th dimension of DMA BD can be set +TAP_REPEAT_MAX = 64 +# The maximum fill/drain tasks to put in a group for 1 objectfifo +TASK_GROUP_SIZE = 4 + + +@dataclass +class PartialWorkloadConfig: + """Configuration for partial workload processing.""" + + full_taps: List[TensorAccessPattern] + num_cores_with_no_tiles: int + num_cores_with_full_tiles: int + padding_tap_repeats: List[int] | None = None + padding_taps: List[TensorAccessPattern] | None = None + partial_tap: TensorAccessPattern | None = None + + +def create_whole_workload_taps( + size: int, num_cores: int, line_size: int, whole_partition_size: int +) -> List[TensorAccessPattern]: + """ + Create TensorAccessPatterns for whole workload processing. + + Args: + size: Total size of the workload + num_cores: Number of cores to distribute work across + line_size: Size of each line/tile + whole_partition_size: Size of the evenly divisible partition + + Returns: + taps: Lists of TensorAccessPatterns + """ + chunk_size = whole_partition_size // num_cores + taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + chunk_size * i, + [1, 1, 1, chunk_size], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_cores) + ] + return taps + + +def create_partial_workload_config( + size: int, + num_cores: int, + line_size: int, + minimum_work_size: int, + whole_partition_size: int, + partial_work_size: int, +) -> PartialWorkloadConfig: + """ + Create configuration for partial workload processing. + + Args: + size: Total size of the workload + num_cores: Number of cores to distribute work across + line_size: Size of each line/tile + minimum_work_size: Size of the minimum workload that the NPU is configured to process + whole_partition_size: Size of the evenly divisible partition + partial_work_size: Size of the remaining partial workload + + Returns: + PartialWorkloadConfig: Configuration object containing all partial workload parameters + """ + # If the workload is larger than the minimum, use part of the input data that's already been + # processed for filling the objectfifos to reduce the number of times to repeat fill/drain calls + if size > minimum_work_size: + partial_work_size = minimum_work_size + start_offset = size - minimum_work_size + else: + start_offset = whole_partition_size + + # Calculate core distribution + num_cores_with_full_tiles = partial_work_size // line_size + partial_tile_size = partial_work_size % line_size + num_cores_with_no_tiles = ( + num_cores - num_cores_with_full_tiles - (1 if partial_tile_size > 0 else 0) + ) + + # Create TAPs for cores with full tiles + full_taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + line_size * i + start_offset, + [1, 1, 1, line_size], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_cores_with_full_tiles) + ] + + # Handle partial tile if present + config = PartialWorkloadConfig( + full_taps=full_taps, + num_cores_with_no_tiles=num_cores_with_no_tiles, + num_cores_with_full_tiles=num_cores_with_full_tiles, + ) + + if partial_tile_size > 0: + config.padding_tap_repeats = [] + config.padding_taps = [] + # Calculations for padding add processing partial tile + partial_tile_offset = line_size * num_cores_with_full_tiles + start_offset + padding_needed = line_size - partial_tile_size + highest_common_factor_pad = math.gcd(partial_tile_size, padding_needed) + for tap_repeat_exp in reversed( + range(0, math.ceil(math.log2(TAP_REPEAT_MAX)) + 1) + ): + padding_size = highest_common_factor_pad * 2**tap_repeat_exp + padding_tap_repeat = math.floor(padding_needed / padding_size) + config.padding_tap_repeats.append(padding_tap_repeat) + config.padding_taps.append( + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + partial_tile_offset, + [2**tap_repeat_exp, 1, 1, highest_common_factor_pad], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + ) + padding_needed = padding_needed - (padding_size * padding_tap_repeat) + config.partial_tap = TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + partial_tile_offset, + [1, 1, 1, partial_tile_size], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + + return config + + +# +# Memcpy is designed to use every column's shimDMA in-out pairs +# to fully saturate DDR bandwidth. It is a superset of passthrough_kernel +# and passthrough_dmas. As such, it can be used as a microbenchmark or as +# a template for multi-core unary operations. +# + + +def my_mem_copy( + dev, size, num_cores, num_channels, bypass, tile_size, trace_size, func_prefix="" +): + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + # Configuration + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + xfr_dtype = bfloat16 + line_size = 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size + fifodepth = 1 if line_size > 4096 else 2 + line_type = np.ndarray[(line_size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] + transfer_type = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] + + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + # In-Array Data Movement + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + # Dataflow with ObjectFifos + of_ins = [ + ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}", depth=fifodepth) for i in range(num_cores) + ] + # Bypass path is a special case where we don't need to create a Worker + # and we can use the ObjectFifo directly to read and write the data with + # a `forward` through a MemTile. + if bypass: + of_outs = [of_ins[i].cons().forward() for i in range(num_cores)] + else: + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_cores) + ] + + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + # Task core will run + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + # External, binary kernel definition + mem_copy_fcn = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}passThroughLine", + f"{func_prefix}mem_copy.o", + [line_type, line_type, np.int32], + ) + + # Task for the core to perform + num_lines = tile_size // line_size + + def core_fn(of_in, of_out, mem_copy_line): + for _ in range_(num_lines): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + mem_copy_line(elem_in, elem_out, line_size) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + # Create a worker to perform the task. + # Place at most ``num_channels`` workers per column. + my_workers = [ + Worker( + core_fn, + [ + of_ins[i].cons(), + of_outs[i].prod(), + mem_copy_fcn, + ], + tile=Tile(i // num_channels, 2 + (i % num_channels)), + ) + for i in range(num_cores) + ] + + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + # DRAM-NPU data movement and work dispatch + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(a_in, b_out, of_ins_prods, of_outs_conss): + # Calculate how much of workload can be partitioned evenly and what's remaining + minimum_work_size = ( + line_size * num_cores + ) # Workload size the NPU is configured for + num_whole_partitions = math.floor(size / minimum_work_size) + whole_partition_size = minimum_work_size * num_whole_partitions + partial_work_size = size - whole_partition_size + + # Runtime for the part of the workload partitionable to all cores utilized + if num_whole_partitions > 0: + taps = create_whole_workload_taps( + size, num_cores, line_size, whole_partition_size + ) + + tg_out = TaskGroup() # Use taskgroup for parallel drain tasks + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_cores): + of_ins_prods[i].fill(a_in, taps[i], group=tg_out) + # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_cores): + of_outs_conss[i].drain( + b_out, + taps[i], + wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available + group=tg_out, + ) + tg_out.finish() + + # Runtime for the part of the workload partially partitionable to the cores utilized + if partial_work_size > 0: + partial_config = create_partial_workload_config( + size, + num_cores, + line_size, + minimum_work_size, + whole_partition_size, + partial_work_size, + ) + + # Use a while loop below so that the tasks for sending full tiles can + # be grouped together in a for-loop + objfifo_idx = 0 + while objfifo_idx < num_cores: + if objfifo_idx < partial_config.num_cores_with_no_tiles: + if num_whole_partitions == 0: + # Resolving the IRON program requires all objectfifos to have + # a defined connection + for j in range(partial_config.num_cores_with_no_tiles): + ofh = of_ins[objfifo_idx + j].prod() + ofh.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) + rt._fifos.add(ofh) + ofh = of_outs[objfifo_idx + j].cons() + ofh.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) + rt._fifos.add(ofh) + objfifo_idx += partial_config.num_cores_with_no_tiles + elif ( + objfifo_idx == num_cores - 1 + and partial_config.partial_tap is not None + ): + # Fill the last objfifo with padding+real data + tg_out = TaskGroup() + tg_count = 0 + for padding_tap_repeat, padding_tap in zip( + partial_config.padding_tap_repeats, partial_config.padding_taps + ): + for _ in range(padding_tap_repeat): + if tg_count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: + of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( + a_in, + padding_tap, + wait=True, + group=tg_out, + ) + tg_out.finish() + tg_out = TaskGroup() + else: + of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( + a_in, + padding_tap, + group=tg_out, + ) + tg_count += 1 + if tg_count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: + of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( + a_in, + partial_config.partial_tap, + wait=True, + group=tg_out, + ) + tg_out.finish() + tg_out = TaskGroup() + else: + of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( + a_in, + partial_config.partial_tap, + group=tg_out, + ) + tg_count += 1 + # Drain the last objfifo with padding+real data + for padding_tap_repeat, padding_tap in zip( + partial_config.padding_tap_repeats, partial_config.padding_taps + ): + for _ in range(padding_tap_repeat): + if tg_count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: + of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx].drain( + b_out, + padding_tap, + wait=True, + group=tg_out, + ) + tg_out.finish() + tg_out = TaskGroup() + else: + of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx].drain( + b_out, + padding_tap, + group=tg_out, + ) + tg_count += 1 + of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx].drain( + b_out, + partial_config.partial_tap, + wait=True, + group=tg_out, + ) + tg_out.finish() + objfifo_idx += 1 + else: + tg_out = TaskGroup() # Use taskgroup for parallel drain tasks + for j in range(partial_config.num_cores_with_full_tiles): + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with valid data + of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx + j].fill( + a_in, + partial_config.full_taps[j], + group=tg_out, + ) + for j in range(partial_config.num_cores_with_full_tiles): + # Drain the output objectFIFOs with valid data + of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx + j].drain( + b_out, + partial_config.full_taps[j], + wait=True, + group=tg_out, + ) + tg_out.finish() + objfifo_idx += partial_config.num_cores_with_full_tiles + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + transfer_type, + transfer_type, + [of.prod() for of in of_ins], + [of.cons() for of in of_outs], + ], + ) + # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + # bypass means the DMAs run without any compute worker + prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=None if bypass else my_workers) + if not bypass: + maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) + return prog.resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def generate_golden_reference(input_length): + torch.manual_seed(42) + + # Generate random input data + val_range = 4 + A = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + + return { + "input": A, + "output": A.clone(), + } diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 948a09ab15..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,17 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length): - torch.manual_seed(42) - - # Generate random input data - val_range = 4 - A = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - - return { - "input": A, - "output": A.clone(), - } diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py index 07541141a6..685405c5bf 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.mem_copy.op import MemCopy -from iron.operators.mem_copy.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.mem_copy.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test From a3b037ada62059f13184f55ee2f95d32083f9472 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 19:45:40 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 015/215] rms_norm: one operator, one file The last one, and the only one that needed more than a move: it had two designs, weighted and not, selected by building a different file path and function-name string. With both in the module that selection is a plain conditional over two functions, which is what it always meant. weight_length becomes a property -- the weighted design names it that, the operator calls the same quantity tile_size, and a property lets each keep its own vocabulary rather than renaming one to suit the other. Every operator with its own design is now a single file plus its kernel source. The two shared designs stay shared: channeled_unary_design.py serves seven operators and binary_elementwise_design.py three, so collapsing those would mean copying one design into ten files, which is the opposite of the point. Verified on a Strix npu2: rms_norm 295 passed, iron/tests 470 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py | 131 -------- iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py | 187 ----------- iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 366 ++++++++++++++++++++- iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py | 32 -- iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py | 2 +- 5 files changed, 359 insertions(+), 359 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 2daeea9c6e..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,131 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - - -def my_rms_norm( - dev, - num_elements, - num_columns, - num_channels, - tile_size, - trace_size, - epsilon=1e-5, -): - per_tile_elements = 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size - total_cores = num_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = num_elements // total_cores - if num_elements % total_cores != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({num_elements}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." - ) - N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements - chunk = num_elements // num_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation - dtype = bfloat16 - - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(num_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - fifodepth = 1 if tile_size > 4096 else 2 - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - rms_norm_kernel = Kernel( - "rms_norm_eps", "rms_norm.o", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32] - ) - - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in1, of_out, rms_norm_kernel): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - rms_norm_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out, per_tile_elements, epsilon) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in1s[i * num_channels + j].cons(), - of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - rms_norm_kernel, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, num_elements), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, C, of_in1s_prods, of_outs_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_in1s_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - A, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( - C, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - return Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers).resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py deleted file mode 100644 index 8f82774d6f..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,187 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - - -def my_weighted_rms_norm( - dev, - num_elements, - num_columns, - num_channels, - weight_length, - trace_size, - epsilon=1e-5, - func_prefix="", -): - per_tile_elements = weight_length - total_cores = num_columns * num_channels - n = per_tile_elements * total_cores - if num_elements % n != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({num_elements}) must be a multiple of {n}." - ) - N_div_n = num_elements // n - chunk = num_elements // total_cores - dtype = bfloat16 - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(num_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - weights_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # Set fifodepth based on weight_length - fifodepth = 1 if weight_length > 4096 else 2 - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - # One weight ObjectFifo per channel, shared across columns in that channel - of_in2s = [ - ObjectFifo(weights_ty, name=f"in2_weights_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_out1s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_out2s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out2_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - rms_norm_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}rms_norm_eps", - f"{func_prefix}rms_norm.o", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], - ) - eltwise_mul_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size", - f"{func_prefix}mul.o", - [tile_ty, weights_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], - ) - - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body_norm(of_in1, of_out1, rms_norm): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out1.acquire(1) - rms_norm(elem_in1, elem_out, per_tile_elements, epsilon) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out1.release(1) - - def core_body_mul(of_in1, of_in2, of_out2, eltwise_mul): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - elem_in2 = of_in2.acquire(1) - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out2.acquire(1) - eltwise_mul(elem_in1, elem_in2, elem_out, per_tile_elements) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out2.release(1) - of_in2.release(1) - - # Create workers to run the task on compute tiles, - # one core for rms norm and another pipelined to do eltwise mul - my_workers = [] - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - idx = i * num_channels + j - my_workers.append( - Worker( - core_body_norm, - [ - of_in1s[idx].cons(), - of_out1s[idx].prod(), - rms_norm_kernel, - ], - ) - ) - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - idx = i * num_channels + j - my_workers.append( - Worker( - core_body_mul, - [ - of_out1s[idx].cons(), - of_in2s[j].cons(), - of_out2s[idx].prod(), - eltwise_mul_kernel, - ], - ) - ) - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each core - # to describe the data movement. - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across columns and channels. - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, num_elements), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, B, C, of_in1s_prods, of_in2s_prods, of_out2s_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - idx = i * num_channels + j - of_in1s_prods[idx].fill( - A, - taps[idx], - group=tg, - ) - # Fill weights (one per channel) - for j in range(num_channels): - of_in2s_prods[j].fill( - B, - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - idx = i * num_channels + j - of_out2s_conss[idx].drain( - C, - taps[idx], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - weights_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], - [of.prod() for of in of_in2s], - [of.cons() for of in of_out2s], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - return Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers).resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index 2427d195e7..73a46a67a1 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -15,6 +15,14 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +import numpy as np +from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 +from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern +from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +import torch +from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @dataclass @@ -68,13 +76,19 @@ def __post_init__(self): ) MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + @property + def weight_length(self) -> int: + """Length of the weight vector, which here is one tile.""" + return self.tile_size + def get_mlir_artifact(self): - if self.weighted: - source_path = self.operator_dir / "design_weighted.py" - callback_fn = "my_weighted_rms_norm" - else: - source_path = self.operator_dir / "design.py" - callback_fn = "my_rms_norm" + # Two designs, chosen by a field rather than by a file path now that + # both live in this module. + design = my_weighted_rms_norm if self.weighted else my_rms_norm + return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( + f"{self.name}.mlir", + DesignGenerator(fn=design, bind_from=self), + ) return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", @@ -127,6 +141,342 @@ def arg_spec(size, tile_size, weighted=False): def reference(self, x, w=None): """CPU reference: row-wise RMS normalization, optionally weighted.""" - from iron.operators.rms_norm.reference import reference - return reference(x, w=w, weighted=self.weighted, eps=self.epsilon) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates (unweighted). +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def my_rms_norm( + dev, + size, + num_aie_columns, + num_channels, + tile_size, + trace_size, + epsilon=1e-5, +): + per_tile_elements = 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size + total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels + per_core_elements = size // total_cores + if size % total_cores != 0: + raise ValueError( + f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." + ) + N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements + chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation + dtype = bfloat16 + + # Define tensor types + tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] + tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] + + fifodepth = 1 if tile_size > 4096 else 2 + + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos + of_in1s = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # AIE Core Function declaration + rms_norm_kernel = Kernel( + "rms_norm_eps", "rms_norm.o", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32] + ) + + # Define a task that will run on a compute tile + def core_body(of_in1, of_out, rms_norm_kernel): + # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations + for _ in range_(N_div_n): + elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + rms_norm_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out, per_tile_elements, epsilon) + of_in1.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile + my_workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + of_in1s[i * num_channels + j].cons(), + of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), + rms_norm_kernel, + ], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel + # to describe the data movement + # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks + # and moves them in parallel across the columns + # and channels. + taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, + [1, 1, 1, chunk], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(A, C, of_in1s_prods, of_outs_conss): + + # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. + tg = TaskGroup() + + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + of_in1s_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( + A, + taps[i * num_channels + j], + group=tg, + ) + # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( + C, + taps[i * num_channels + j], + wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available + group=tg, + ) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + tensor_ty, + tensor_ty, + [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], + [of.cons() for of in of_outs], + ], + ) + # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + return Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers).resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR this operator generates (weighted). +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def my_weighted_rms_norm( + dev, + size, + num_aie_columns, + num_channels, + weight_length, + trace_size, + epsilon=1e-5, + func_prefix="", +): + per_tile_elements = weight_length + total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels + n = per_tile_elements * total_cores + if size % n != 0: + raise ValueError(f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {n}.") + N_div_n = size // n + chunk = size // total_cores + dtype = bfloat16 + # Define tensor types + tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] + weights_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] + tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] + + # Set fifodepth based on weight_length + fifodepth = 1 if weight_length > 4096 else 2 + + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos + of_in1s = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + # One weight ObjectFifo per channel, shared across columns in that channel + of_in2s = [ + ObjectFifo(weights_ty, name=f"in2_weights_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + of_out1s = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + of_out2s = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out2_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # AIE Core Function declaration + rms_norm_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}rms_norm_eps", + f"{func_prefix}rms_norm.o", + [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], + ) + eltwise_mul_kernel = Kernel( + f"{func_prefix}eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size", + f"{func_prefix}mul.o", + [tile_ty, weights_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], + ) + + # Define a task that will run on a compute tile + def core_body_norm(of_in1, of_out1, rms_norm): + # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations + for _ in range_(N_div_n): + elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out1.acquire(1) + rms_norm(elem_in1, elem_out, per_tile_elements, epsilon) + of_in1.release(1) + of_out1.release(1) + + def core_body_mul(of_in1, of_in2, of_out2, eltwise_mul): + # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations + elem_in2 = of_in2.acquire(1) + for _ in range_(N_div_n): + elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out2.acquire(1) + eltwise_mul(elem_in1, elem_in2, elem_out, per_tile_elements) + of_in1.release(1) + of_out2.release(1) + of_in2.release(1) + + # Create workers to run the task on compute tiles, + # one core for rms norm and another pipelined to do eltwise mul + my_workers = [] + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + idx = i * num_channels + j + my_workers.append( + Worker( + core_body_norm, + [ + of_in1s[idx].cons(), + of_out1s[idx].prod(), + rms_norm_kernel, + ], + ) + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + idx = i * num_channels + j + my_workers.append( + Worker( + core_body_mul, + [ + of_out1s[idx].cons(), + of_in2s[j].cons(), + of_out2s[idx].prod(), + eltwise_mul_kernel, + ], + ) + ) + + # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each core + # to describe the data movement. + # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks + # and moves them in parallel across columns and channels. + taps = [ + TensorAccessPattern( + (1, size), + chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, + [1, 1, 1, chunk], + [0, 0, 0, 1], + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + for j in range(num_channels) + ] + + # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array + def sequence(A, B, C, of_in1s_prods, of_in2s_prods, of_out2s_conss): + + # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. + tg = TaskGroup() + + # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + idx = i * num_channels + j + of_in1s_prods[idx].fill( + A, + taps[idx], + group=tg, + ) + # Fill weights (one per channel) + for j in range(num_channels): + of_in2s_prods[j].fill( + B, + group=tg, + ) + # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + for j in range(num_channels): + idx = i * num_channels + j + of_out2s_conss[idx].drain( + C, + taps[idx], + wait=True, + group=tg, + ) + tg.finish() + + rt = Runtime( + sequence, + [ + tensor_ty, + weights_ty, + tensor_ty, + [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], + [of.prod() for of in of_in2s], + [of.cons() for of in of_out2s], + ], + ) + # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module + return Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers).resolve_program() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def reference(x, w=None, weighted=False, eps=1e-5): + """CPU reference: row-wise RMS normalization, optionally weighted (ground truth). + + Matches the AIE kernel: normalize by 1/sqrt(mean(x^2) + eps). + """ + rms = torch.sqrt(torch.mean(x**2, dim=-1, keepdim=True) + eps) + out = x / rms + if weighted: + out = out * w + return out + + +def generate_golden_reference( + rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42, weighted=False, eps=1e-5 +): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range + if weighted: + weights = torch.rand(cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range + output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, weights, weighted=True, eps=eps) + return {"input": input_tensor, "weight": weights, "output": output_tensor} + else: + output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, eps=eps) + return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 184ed7da9d..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,32 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def reference(x, w=None, weighted=False, eps=1e-5): - """CPU reference: row-wise RMS normalization, optionally weighted (ground truth). - - Matches the AIE kernel: normalize by 1/sqrt(mean(x^2) + eps). - """ - rms = torch.sqrt(torch.mean(x**2, dim=-1, keepdim=True) + eps) - out = x / rms - if weighted: - out = out * w - return out - - -def generate_golden_reference( - rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42, weighted=False, eps=1e-5 -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - if weighted: - weights = torch.rand(cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, weights, weighted=True, eps=eps) - return {"input": input_tensor, "weight": weights, "output": output_tensor} - else: - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, eps=eps) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py index 26b5c7090d..99f8fbb540 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm -from iron.operators.rms_norm.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit From be07564dd48c3ef88665fa505605be3af89b70d6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 19:49:24 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 016/215] allocator: liveness-based static memory planning Ported from the graph-capture prototype, which had already got this right. calculate_buffer_layout assigns running offsets with no liveness analysis at all, so every intermediate in a sequence stays resident for the whole sequence and peak memory is the sum of all buffers rather than the maximum concurrently live. For a model that runs one block sixteen times that is sixteen copies of each scratch buffer. Two passes over a runlist: live_ranges gives each buffer the step interval it must stay resident for, and plan assigns byte offsets so buffers whose lifetimes do not overlap can share addresses. Greedy by size descending with best-fit placement -- Algorithm 3 of Pisarchyk & Lee (MLSys 2020), which is what TFLite ships and what TorchInductor approximates. peak_live_bytes gives the lower bound to check any plan against. Buffers the host addresses by name -- weights, caches, the sequence's own inputs and outputs -- are pinned and never pooled. The two tests covering OperatorSequence's buffer_offsets are marked xfail(strict): that parameter does not exist yet, and these pin the contract the wiring step has to satisfy. strict so they fail loudly once it lands rather than passing silently as xpass. Nothing is wired up yet, so no behaviour changes: iron/tests 470 passed plus 90 new allocator tests. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/allocator.py | 154 ++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator.py | 236 +++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 390 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/common/allocator.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator.py diff --git a/iron/common/allocator.py b/iron/common/allocator.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..80da4580fe --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/allocator.py @@ -0,0 +1,154 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Static memory planning for a recorded runlist. + +A recorded graph names every intermediate it produces, so a model that runs +the same block 16 times asks for 16 copies of each scratch buffer. Sized for +Llama-3.2-1B that is over 100 MB of duplicates. Today the model author avoids +it by hand: reusing one pinned name per scratch slot, everywhere, forever. + +That is a register allocator written by hand, so write the allocator instead. +Two passes over the runlist: + +1. :func:`live_ranges` -- one linear scan giving each buffer the half-open + step interval ``[first_write, last_read]`` it must stay resident for. +2. :func:`plan` -- assign each a byte offset in one pool, letting buffers + whose lifetimes do not overlap share addresses. + +This is Dynamic Storage Allocation: rectangles of fixed width (lifetime) and +height (bytes), slid vertically only, packed into a minimum-height strip. It +is NP-complete (Garey & Johnson, problem SR2; Stockmeyer 1976), and the best +known general approximation is (2+eps) of peak-liveness (Buchsbaum, Karloff, +Kenyon, Reingold & Thorup, STOC 2003) -- who also show a family forcing a 25% +gap, so matching the bound is not always possible. + +In practice the simple heuristic is excellent. Greedy-by-size with best-fit +placement is Algorithm 3 of Pisarchyk & Lee, "Efficient Memory Management for +Deep Neural Net Inference" (MLSys 2020, arXiv:2001.03288), which they measured +hitting the lower bound *exactly* on five of six production networks. It is +what TensorFlow Lite ships (``SimpleMemoryArena::Allocate``) and what +TorchInductor's pooled planner approximates (``allocate_groups`` sorts +intermediates largest-first). + +Buffers the host addresses by name -- weights, KV caches, the sequence's own +inputs and outputs -- are *pinned*: they need private, stable addresses, so +they are never pooled. TorchInductor keeps the same exclusion list in +``can_reuse``: graph inputs, constants, and explicitly never-reused buffers. +""" + +from dataclasses import dataclass + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class LiveRange: + """Steps ``[begin, end]`` (inclusive) over which a buffer must be resident.""" + + begin: int + end: int + + def overlaps(self, other: "LiveRange") -> bool: + return self.begin <= other.end and other.begin <= self.end + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Allocation: + name: str + offset: int + size: int + + +def live_ranges(steps, pinned=()): + """Map every poolable buffer to the step interval it must stay live for. + + ``steps`` is an iterable of ``(reads, writes)`` buffer names, in execution + order. One linear scan suffices because that order is already total -- the + same reason TorchInductor computes last-use with a single reverse scan in + ``Scheduler.compute_last_usage`` rather than building a conflict graph. + + A buffer is live from its first write to its last read; a + buffer that is read before it is ever written is an input, and one never + read again is an output -- both are treated as pinned, since their + contents outlive the sequence. + """ + first_write, last_read, first_read = {}, {}, {} + for step, (reads, writes) in enumerate(steps): + for n in reads: + last_read.setdefault(n, step) + last_read[n] = step + first_read.setdefault(n, step) + for n in writes: + first_write.setdefault(n, step) + + ranges = {} + for name, begin in first_write.items(): + if name in pinned: + continue + # Read before ever written -> supplied by the host; not ours to pool. + if first_read.get(name, begin) < begin: + continue + # Never read again -> an output the host reads back. + if name not in last_read: + continue + ranges[name] = LiveRange(begin, last_read[name]) + return ranges + + +def plan(ranges, sizes, alignment=64): + """Assign pool offsets. Returns ``(allocations, pool_bytes)``. + + Greedy by size descending; each buffer takes the lowest offset that clears + every already-placed buffer whose lifetime overlaps its own (best fit -- + the tightest such gap). Buffers with disjoint lifetimes are invisible to + one another, and that is exactly where the reuse comes from. + """ + + def align(x): + return (x + alignment - 1) // alignment * alignment + + placed: list[tuple[Allocation, LiveRange]] = [] + order = sorted(ranges, key=lambda n: (-sizes[n], ranges[n].begin, n)) + + for name in order: + rng, size = ranges[name], sizes[name] + obstacles = sorted( + (a for a, r in placed if r.overlaps(rng)), key=lambda a: a.offset + ) + cursor, best, best_gap = 0, None, None + for ob in obstacles: + gap = ob.offset - cursor + if gap >= size and (best_gap is None or gap < best_gap): + best, best_gap = cursor, gap + # Placed buffers nest, so the skyline is a running max, not an + # assignment: a tall buffer can span several short ones. Getting + # this wrong is the classic bug -- cf. TFLite's arena planner and + # TFLM's GreedyMemoryPlanner, which both take the max here. + cursor = max(cursor, align(ob.offset + ob.size)) + offset = cursor if best is None else best + placed.append((Allocation(name, offset, size), rng)) + + allocations = {a.name: a for a, _ in placed} + pool_bytes = max((a.offset + a.size for a in allocations.values()), default=0) + return allocations, pool_bytes + + +def peak_live_bytes(ranges, sizes): + """Total bytes simultaneously live at the worst step: the lower bound. + + Known as LOAD in the Dynamic Storage Allocation literature (max weighted + clique of the interval graph). No allocator can beat it, and greedy-by-size + usually matches it, so it is the number to check a plan against. Computed + as a difference array plus prefix sum, as TorchInductor's + ``estimate_peak_memory`` does. + """ + if not ranges: + return 0 + events = [] + for name, r in ranges.items(): + events.append((r.begin, sizes[name])) + events.append((r.end + 1, -sizes[name])) + peak = cur = 0 + for _, delta in sorted(events): + cur += delta + peak = max(peak, cur) + return peak diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..322f753425 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator.py @@ -0,0 +1,236 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Infrastructure tests for :mod:`iron.common.allocator`, the memory planner. + +Pure logic over synthetic runlists -- no operators, no toolchain, no hardware. +The properties that matter are: a plan never lets two simultaneously-live +buffers share bytes (correctness), it reaches the peak-liveness lower bound on +the shapes real models produce (quality), and it leaves host-addressed buffers +alone (pinning). +""" + +import pytest + +from iron.common.base import AIERuntimeArgSpec +from iron.common.allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, plan + + +class Op: + """Stand-in operator: N inputs then M outputs, with real arg specs.""" + + def __init__(self, n_in, n_out=1): + self.specs = [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (1,))] * n_in + [ + AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (1,)) + ] * n_out + + def get_arg_spec(self): + return self.specs + + +def steps_of(runlist): + """The (reads, writes) of each entry, which is all liveness needs.""" + steps = [] + for op, *bufs in runlist: + specs = op.get_arg_spec() + steps.append( + ( + [b for b, s in zip(bufs, specs) if s.reads], + [b for b, s in zip(bufs, specs) if s.writes], + ) + ) + return steps + + +def assert_no_overlap(allocations, ranges): + """No two buffers alive at the same step may share a byte.""" + items = list(allocations.values()) + for i, a in enumerate(items): + for b in items[i + 1 :]: + if not ranges[a.name].overlaps(ranges[b.name]): + continue + assert a.offset >= b.offset + b.size or b.offset >= a.offset + a.size, ( + f"{a.name}@{a.offset}+{a.size} overlaps {b.name}@{b.offset}+{b.size} " + f"while both live" + ) + + +def test_live_range_overlap(): + assert LiveRange(0, 5).overlaps(LiveRange(5, 9)) # touching counts + assert not LiveRange(0, 4).overlaps(LiveRange(5, 9)) + assert LiveRange(2, 3).overlaps(LiveRange(0, 9)) # nested + + +def test_sequential_chain_double_buffers(): + """a -> b -> c needs exactly two slots, and alternates between them. + + A step that reads ``a`` and writes ``b`` has both live at that step, so + they may not share an address -- writing ``b`` would clobber ``a`` mid-read. + (Only an operator that declares itself in-place could, and none here do.) + Two slots therefore suffice and are necessary: the chain ping-pongs. + """ + op = Op(1) + runlist = [(op, "x", "a"), (op, "a", "b"), (op, "b", "c"), (op, "c", "out")] + ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) + sizes = dict.fromkeys(ranges, 1024) + allocations, pool = plan(ranges, sizes) + assert pool == 2048, f"a chain should ping-pong between two slots, got {pool}" + assert allocations["a"].offset == allocations["c"].offset, "a and c should alias" + assert pool == peak_live_bytes(ranges, sizes) + assert_no_overlap(allocations, ranges) + + +def test_simultaneously_live_buffers_do_not_share(): + """Fan-out then fan-in: both branches are live together, so both are resident.""" + unary, binary = Op(1), Op(2) + runlist = [ + (unary, "x", "left"), + (unary, "x", "right"), + (binary, "left", "right", "out"), + ] + ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) + sizes = dict.fromkeys(ranges, 4096) + allocations, pool = plan(ranges, sizes) + assert pool == 8192, f"two co-live buffers need both slots, got {pool}" + assert_no_overlap(allocations, ranges) + + +def test_pinned_buffers_are_not_pooled(): + op = Op(1) + runlist = [(op, "x", "scratch"), (op, "scratch", "keep"), (op, "keep", "out")] + ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist), pinned={"keep"}) + assert "keep" not in ranges + assert "scratch" in ranges + + +def test_graph_inputs_and_outputs_are_left_alone(): + """Values the host supplies or reads back outlive the sequence.""" + op = Op(1) + runlist = [(op, "x", "mid"), (op, "mid", "logits")] + ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) + assert "x" not in ranges, "an input is never written; not ours to pool" + assert "logits" not in ranges, "an output is never read again; host reads it" + assert "mid" in ranges + + +def test_repeated_block_packs_to_one_block_worth(): + """The Phase 1 claim: N identical layers cost one layer's scratch. + + This is the shape a recorded transformer produces once capture names every + intermediate itself -- 16 copies of each scratch buffer, none of which are + live at the same time. + """ + unary = Op(1) + runlist, prev = [], "x" + for layer in range(16): + runlist.append((unary, prev, f"h_{layer}")) + runlist.append((unary, f"h_{layer}", f"t_{layer}")) + prev = f"t_{layer}" + runlist.append((unary, prev, "logits")) + + ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) + sizes = {n: 1 << 20 for n in ranges} + allocations, pool = plan(ranges, sizes) + + naive = sum(sizes.values()) + assert pool == peak_live_bytes(ranges, sizes), "should hit the lower bound" + assert pool <= 2 << 20, f"16 layers should fold to two slots, got {pool}" + assert pool < naive // 10, f"expected a big win over {naive}, got {pool}" + assert_no_overlap(allocations, ranges) + + +def test_mixed_sizes_reach_the_lower_bound(): + """Greedy-by-size + best-fit should match peak liveness on ragged sizes.""" + unary = Op(1) + runlist, prev = [], "x" + for i in range(12): + runlist.append((unary, prev, f"b{i}")) + prev = f"b{i}" + runlist.append((unary, prev, "out")) + ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) + sizes = {n: (1 + (i * 7) % 5) * 4096 for i, n in enumerate(sorted(ranges))} + allocations, pool = plan(ranges, sizes) + assert pool == peak_live_bytes(ranges, sizes) + assert_no_overlap(allocations, ranges) + + +def test_offsets_are_aligned(): + unary, binary = Op(1), Op(2) + runlist = [(unary, "x", "a"), (unary, "x", "b"), (binary, "a", "b", "out")] + ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) + sizes = {n: 100 for n in ranges} # deliberately not a multiple of 64 + allocations, _ = plan(ranges, sizes, alignment=64) + for a in allocations.values(): + assert a.offset % 64 == 0, f"{a.name} at unaligned offset {a.offset}" + + +def test_empty_graph(): + allocations, pool = plan({}, {}) + assert allocations == {} and pool == 0 + + +# --- integration with OperatorSequence's arena layout ----------------------- + + +def _two_step_sequence(buffer_offsets): + """A tiny real sequence: one weight-like buffer plus one intermediate.""" + from iron.common.context import AIEContext + from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd + + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + runlist = [(add, "w", "x", "t0"), (add, "w", "t0", "out")] + seq = OperatorSequence( + "alloc_layout_probe", + runlist, + input_args=["x"], + output_args=["out"], + dispatch="reference", + buffer_offsets=buffer_offsets, + ) + layout, sizes, _ = seq.calculate_buffer_layout() + return layout, sizes + + +@pytest.mark.xfail( + reason="OperatorSequence does not accept buffer_offsets yet; these pin the " + "contract the wiring step must satisfy", + strict=True, +) +def test_planned_offsets_do_not_collide_with_unplanned(): + """Planned scratch must be placed past every unplanned buffer. + + Regression: offsets were applied from 0, so a planned intermediate landed + on top of the weights. It showed up as an arena that did not grow at all + when planned buffers were added -- the aliasing was silent. + """ + layout, _ = _two_step_sequence({"t0": 0}) + _, w_off, w_len = layout["w"] + _, t_off, _ = layout["t0"] + assert t_off >= w_off + w_len, ( + f"planned t0@{t_off} overlaps unplanned w@{w_off}+{w_len}; " + "planned buffers must occupy their own region" + ) + + +@pytest.mark.xfail( + reason="OperatorSequence does not accept buffer_offsets yet; these pin the " + "contract the wiring step must satisfy", + strict=True, +) +def test_layout_is_unchanged_without_offsets(): + """The default path must lay out exactly as it did before. + + Buffers are split across three arenas (input, output, scratch), each + starting at zero, so packing is checked per arena. + """ + layout, _ = _two_step_sequence(None) + arenas = {} + for buf_type, off, ln in layout.values(): + arenas.setdefault(buf_type, []).append((off, ln)) + for buf_type, entries in arenas.items(): + cursor = 0 + for off, ln in sorted(entries): + assert off == cursor, f"{buf_type} buffers should pack back to back" + cursor += ln From 518fbe0d50613396287d493335d6b47e111e47ef Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 19:55:53 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 017/215] tests: rename the allocator test module to avoid a basename collision iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator.py shared a module basename with iron/common/allocator.py. Collection is nondeterministic under that: one run of the full suite came back with 30 failures and 40 errors, the next with the same tree came back clean. Renaming removes the ambiguity rather than relying on import mode to resolve it. iron/tests: 515 passed, 3 skipped, 10 xfailed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/tests/infrastructure/{allocator.py => allocator_planning.py} | 0 1 file changed, 0 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-) rename iron/tests/infrastructure/{allocator.py => allocator_planning.py} (100%) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py similarity index 100% rename from iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator.py rename to iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py From 83d17c6d082e8ebcb62166d64d8672c8dcf928e1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:00:28 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 018/215] sequence: accept a planned buffer layout calculate_buffer_layout assigned running offsets in declaration order, so every intermediate stayed resident for the whole sequence and an arena was as large as the sum of everything in it. OperatorSequence now takes buffer_offsets, and passing None keeps exactly the previous layout. Planned offsets are rebased past the unplanned buffers rather than applied from zero. A plan is relative to its own pool and starts at zero, so applying it directly drops the first planned intermediate on top of the weights -- and that aliasing is silent, because the arena simply does not grow. The test that caught it asserts a planned buffer starts at or after the end of every unplanned one. The two tests covering this were xfail(strict) pending the parameter. Removing the markers showed they had a second problem: they never set a device, so they died with "'NoneType' object has no attribute 'resolve'" -- which reads as a bug in the code under test rather than a missing fixture. Added the device fixture the other suites use. Nothing calls this with a plan yet, so behaviour is unchanged: iron/tests 525 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 56 ++++++++++++++----- .../infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 27 +++++---- 2 files changed, 59 insertions(+), 24 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index c1ca04e354..4045aa1388 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -302,6 +302,7 @@ def __init__( input_args, output_args, buffer_sizes=None, + buffer_offsets=None, dispatch="auto", extra_flags=None, trace_size=0, @@ -325,6 +326,9 @@ def __init__( self.name = name + "_shared" if share_designs else name self.input_args = input_args self.output_args = output_args + # Planned byte offsets per buffer name; None keeps the + # back-to-back layout this had before. + self.buffer_offsets = buffer_offsets self.explicit_buffer_sizes = ( buffer_sizes or {} ) # Optional dict: buffer_name -> size_in_bytes @@ -430,22 +434,46 @@ def calculate_buffer_layout(self): slice_info = {} # full_buffer_name -> (base_name, start, end) def add_buffers(buffer_type, args_list): - offset = 0 - for arg in args_list: + # Without a plan, buffers pack back to back in declaration order and + # every one stays resident for the whole sequence. A plan assigns + # offsets from liveness instead, so buffers whose lifetimes do not + # overlap share addresses; the arena still has to be large enough + # for the highest byte any of them reaches. + offsets = self.buffer_offsets or {} + + def length_of(arg): if arg in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: # Explicit size specified - this is a parent buffer for slices - length = self.explicit_buffer_sizes[arg] - subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, offset, length) - offset += length - elif arg in args: - arg_spec = args[arg] - length = int( - np.prod(arg_spec.shape) * np.dtype(arg_spec.dtype).itemsize - ) - subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, offset, length) - offset += length - # Note: sliced buffers are handled separately, not in args_list - return offset # == total length + return self.explicit_buffer_sizes[arg] + if arg in args: + spec = args[arg] + return int(np.prod(spec.shape) * np.dtype(spec.dtype).itemsize) + return None # sliced buffers are handled separately + + # Unplanned buffers first, packed back to back exactly as before. + cursor = 0 + planned = [] + for arg in args_list: + length = length_of(arg) + if length is None: + continue + if arg in offsets: + planned.append((arg, length)) + continue + subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, cursor, length) + cursor += length + + # Then the planned ones, rebased past everything unplanned. A plan + # is relative to its own pool and starts at zero, so applying it + # directly would drop the first planned buffer on top of the + # weights -- an aliasing that is silent, because the arena simply + # does not grow. + end = cursor + for arg, length in planned: + at = cursor + offsets[arg] + subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, at, length) + end = max(end, at + length) + return end # arena size # Add sliced buffer entries to layout (they reference parent buffers) for buf_name, (base_name, start, end, args_spec) in sliced_buffers.items(): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index 322f753425..af76f9c873 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -173,6 +173,23 @@ def test_empty_graph(): # --- integration with OperatorSequence's arena layout ----------------------- +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def device(): + """Operators read the ShimDMA limit at construction, so one must be set. + + Without it get_current_device() returns None and construction dies with + "'NoneType' object has no attribute 'resolve'" -- which reads like a bug in + the code under test rather than a missing fixture. + """ + import aie.utils as aie_utils + from aie.iron.device import from_name + + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name("npu2", n_cols=8)) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + def _two_step_sequence(buffer_offsets): """A tiny real sequence: one weight-like buffer plus one intermediate.""" from iron.common.context import AIEContext @@ -193,11 +210,6 @@ def _two_step_sequence(buffer_offsets): return layout, sizes -@pytest.mark.xfail( - reason="OperatorSequence does not accept buffer_offsets yet; these pin the " - "contract the wiring step must satisfy", - strict=True, -) def test_planned_offsets_do_not_collide_with_unplanned(): """Planned scratch must be placed past every unplanned buffer. @@ -214,11 +226,6 @@ def test_planned_offsets_do_not_collide_with_unplanned(): ) -@pytest.mark.xfail( - reason="OperatorSequence does not accept buffer_offsets yet; these pin the " - "contract the wiring step must satisfy", - strict=True, -) def test_layout_is_unchanged_without_offsets(): """The default path must lay out exactly as it did before. From 2842b8334a69ef870085ffb800d785c6ed9bd0af Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:04:19 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 019/215] sequence: plan scratch offsets from liveness, opt-in OperatorSequence can now derive buffer_offsets from its own runlist: scratch_plan() walks the steps, takes each buffer's live range from first-write to last-read, and packs the ones whose lifetimes do not overlap into shared addresses. On a four-deep chain the scratch arena drops from 6144 to 4096 bytes, with the last intermediate reusing the first one's address. Buffers the host addresses -- the sequence's own inputs and outputs, and anything given an explicit size -- are pinned and never pooled: their contents outlive the sequence, so they need private, stable addresses. plan_scratch defaults to False. This is the first change here where a mistake is wrong numbers rather than a crash: two buffers aliased while both are live produce quietly incorrect results. Off by default means nothing moves until a caller asks, and the existing fusion tests keep exercising the old layout. Two tests state the contract: that planning shrinks the arena, and that no two buffers overlapping in time ever overlap in bytes. The second is the invariant a liveness bug would break, written as an assertion rather than left implicit in a numerical comparison. iron/tests: 545 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 37 ++++++++++++- .../infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 55 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 91 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 4045aa1388..da11bac8cb 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -303,6 +303,7 @@ def __init__( output_args, buffer_sizes=None, buffer_offsets=None, + plan_scratch=False, dispatch="auto", extra_flags=None, trace_size=0, @@ -329,6 +330,10 @@ def __init__( # Planned byte offsets per buffer name; None keeps the # back-to-back layout this had before. self.buffer_offsets = buffer_offsets + # Opt-in: pool intermediates whose lifetimes do not overlap. + # Off by default because it changes where every intermediate + # lives, and a mistake there is wrong numbers rather than a crash. + self.plan_scratch = plan_scratch self.explicit_buffer_sizes = ( buffer_sizes or {} ) # Optional dict: buffer_name -> size_in_bytes @@ -381,6 +386,33 @@ def unique_designs(self): designs.append(op) return designs, design_of + def scratch_plan(self): + """Byte offsets letting intermediates with disjoint lifetimes overlap. + + Only buffers this sequence both writes and later reads are pooled. + Anything the host addresses -- the sequence's own inputs and outputs, + and any buffer given an explicit size -- is pinned: its contents + outlive the sequence, so it needs a private, stable address. + """ + from .allocator import live_ranges, plan + + sizes, steps = {}, [] + for op, *bufs in self.runlist: + reads, writes = [], [] + for buf, spec in zip(bufs, op.get_arg_spec()): + sizes.setdefault(buf, spec.nbytes()) + if spec.reads: + reads.append(buf) + if spec.writes: + writes.append(buf) + steps.append((reads, writes)) + + pinned = set(self.input_args) | set(self.output_args) + pinned |= set(self.explicit_buffer_sizes) + ranges = live_ranges(steps, pinned=pinned) + allocations, _ = plan(ranges, sizes) + return {name: a.offset for name, a in allocations.items()} + def calculate_buffer_layout(self): args = {} # base_buffer_name -> args_spec sliced_buffers = ( @@ -439,7 +471,10 @@ def add_buffers(buffer_type, args_list): # offsets from liveness instead, so buffers whose lifetimes do not # overlap share addresses; the arena still has to be large enough # for the highest byte any of them reaches. - offsets = self.buffer_offsets or {} + offsets = self.buffer_offsets + if offsets is None and self.plan_scratch: + offsets = self.scratch_plan() + offsets = offsets or {} def length_of(arg): if arg in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index af76f9c873..ec4cca6148 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -241,3 +241,58 @@ def test_layout_is_unchanged_without_offsets(): for off, ln in sorted(entries): assert off == cursor, f"{buf_type} buffers should pack back to back" cursor += ln + + +def _chain(n_intermediates, plan_scratch): + """A chain where each intermediate dies as the next is produced.""" + from iron.common.context import AIEContext + from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd + + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + names = [f"t{i}" for i in range(n_intermediates)] + runlist = [(add, "x", "w", names[0])] + for prev, nxt in zip(names, names[1:]): + runlist.append((add, prev, "w", nxt)) + runlist.append((add, names[-1], "w", "out")) + seq = OperatorSequence( + f"chain{n_intermediates}_{plan_scratch}", + runlist, + input_args=["x", "w"], + output_args=["out"], + dispatch="reference", + plan_scratch=plan_scratch, + ) + layout, sizes, _ = seq.calculate_buffer_layout() + return layout, sizes[2] + + +def test_planning_reuses_addresses_of_dead_intermediates(): + """A chain of four holds at most two intermediates live at once.""" + _, unplanned = _chain(4, plan_scratch=False) + _, planned = _chain(4, plan_scratch=True) + assert planned < unplanned, "planning should shrink the scratch arena" + + +def test_planned_buffers_never_share_bytes_while_both_live(): + """The invariant a liveness bug would break, stated directly. + + This is the one failure mode in planning that does not announce itself: + two buffers aliased while both are live produce wrong numbers, not a crash. + """ + from iron.common.allocator import LiveRange + + layout, _ = _chain(4, plan_scratch=True) + scratch = {k: v for k, v in layout.items() if v[0] == "scratch"} + # t_i is live from step i to step i+1, so consecutive ones overlap. + for i in range(3): + a, b = scratch.get(f"t{i}"), scratch.get(f"t{i+1}") + if a is None or b is None: + continue + assert LiveRange(i, i + 1).overlaps(LiveRange(i + 1, i + 2)) + a_lo, a_hi = a[1], a[1] + a[2] + b_lo, b_hi = b[1], b[1] + b[2] + assert a_hi <= b_lo or b_hi <= a_lo, ( + f"t{i}@[{a_lo},{a_hi}) and t{i+1}@[{b_lo},{b_hi}) overlap in bytes " + "while both are live" + ) From 1c44ec47f3b6ebe5105238f92e6e5bd894f4b073 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:08:15 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 020/215] capture: record a graph from ordinary Python dataflow Ported from the graph-capture prototype. A Traced value stands in for a buffer, calling an operator records a step, and the buffer names that OperatorSequence needs become generated internals rather than something a model author types: with capture() as g: h = g(rms_norm, x, w) q = g(q_proj, h, wq) Graph.__call__ allocates outputs from the operator's own arg_spec, so a recorded value knows its shape without a second rule -- which is what the shape functions from layer 1 were for. infer_io derives inputs and outputs from the recording: a buffer no step produced is an input, one no step re-consumes is an output. scratch_plan reuses the layer 2 allocator, pinning anything the caller named. build() emits an OperatorSequence, so capture is a frontend over the existing dispatch machinery rather than a replacement: fused and separate dispatch, tracing and the ELF path are all reused untouched. The prototype's mnist test is dropped rather than ported -- it imports an application that does not exist here, and porting an application to satisfy a test would be the wrong order. iron/tests: 615 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/capture.py | 244 +++++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py | 204 +++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 448 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/common/capture.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py diff --git a/iron/common/capture.py b/iron/common/capture.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ab44c85c6e --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/capture.py @@ -0,0 +1,244 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Ergonomic authoring front-end for :class:`~iron.common.sequence.OperatorSequence`. + +``OperatorSequence.runlist`` is a hand-authored list of ``(operator, *buffer_name)`` +tuples, with buffer names manually threaded (and sometimes aliased in place) between +steps -- see ``iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py``. :func:`capture` records +that same runlist from ordinary eager Python calls instead: + + with capture() as g: + h1 = g(relu_op, g(gemm1_op, x, w1)) + logits = g(gemm2_op, h1, w2) + seq = g.build("mnist_mlp").compile() + +Nodes are linked by Python object identity, not by name, so the recorded runlist is a +plain topologically-ordered list -- fan-out (two calls reading the same value) and +fan-in (one call reading two earlier results) work without any extra bookkeeping, +since capture order is a valid topological order for free (Python cannot reference a +value before it is produced). + +This module only builds the ``runlist``/``input_args``/``output_args`` triple +``OperatorSequence`` already consumes -- it adds no compilation or dispatch logic of +its own. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import itertools +from contextlib import contextmanager + + +def _spec_bytes(spec): + """Bytes one runtime argument occupies, from the shape the operator declares.""" + import numpy as np + + return int(np.prod(spec.shape)) * np.dtype(spec.dtype).itemsize + + +class Traced: + """Placeholder for a tensor produced during graph capture. + + Carries no data -- it only stands in for a captured value so later calls can + refer back to it. It does carry ``shape`` and ``dtype`` when they are known, + which is what lets the next operator in the graph be built for the shapes it + will actually see. + """ + + __slots__ = ("name", "shape", "dtype") + + def __init__(self, name, shape=None, dtype=None): + self.name, self.shape, self.dtype = name, shape, dtype + + def __repr__(self): + extent = f"{list(self.shape)}" if self.shape is not None else "?" + return f"Traced({self.name!r}, {extent})" + + +class Graph: + """A captured operator graph: an ordered runlist plus the buffer names + :class:`~iron.common.sequence.OperatorSequence` needs. + + Do not construct directly; use :func:`capture`. + """ + + def __init__(self): + self.runlist = [] + self._names = {} # id(value) -> buffer name + self._keepalive = {} # id(value) -> value, so id() cannot be reused + self._counter = itertools.count() + self._produced = {} # buffer name -> True, insertion-ordered + self._consumed = {} # buffer name -> True, insertion-ordered + self._pinned = set() # names the host addresses, never pooled + + def input(self, tensor, name=None): + """Register an existing tensor as a named top-level input. + + Optional: any value used in a recorded call is auto-registered as a + fresh input on first sight. Use this when a specific, stable buffer + name (e.g. ``"x"``) is preferred over an auto-generated one. + """ + name = name or self._fresh_name(None) + self._track(tensor, name) + return Traced(name) + + def named(self, name, shape=None, dtype=None): + """A handle for a buffer the host addresses by an explicit name. + + Weights, caches, and the sequence's own inputs and outputs are filled + and read host-side via ``get_buffer(name)``, so their names are part of + the interface and must be pinned. Values produced by a recorded call + are named automatically instead. + """ + self._pinned.add(name) + return Traced(name, shape, dtype) + + def slice(self, tensor, start, end): + """Reference byte range ``[start:end)`` of an existing top-level buffer. + + Mirrors ``OperatorSequence``'s own ``"buffer_name[start:end]"`` slice + notation (see ``calculate_buffer_layout``) -- e.g. per-head views into + one parent attention buffer, as in ``llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py``'s + decode runlist. ``tensor`` must resolve to a plain (unsliced) buffer + name; slicing a slice is not supported (``OperatorSequence`` doesn't + resolve nested slices either). + """ + return Traced(f"{self._resolve(tensor)}[{start}:{end}]") + + def __call__(self, operator, *args): + """Record one call to ``operator`` and return its output placeholder(s). + + ``args`` is either just the operator's inputs (a fresh output buffer is + auto-allocated per declared "out"/"inout" arg spec, and returned) or the + full positional argument list including pre-allocated output(s) (mirrors + ``OperatorSequence``'s own raw calling convention, and is how in-place + steps -- same buffer for input and output -- are expressed). + """ + specs = operator.get_arg_spec() + n_out = sum(1 for s in specs if s.writes) + n_in = len(specs) - n_out + + if len(args) == n_in: + in_names = [self._resolve(a) for a in args] + # The operator already declares the shape of everything it writes, + # so a recorded value knows its own shape without a second rule. + out_specs = [s for s in specs if s.writes] + outputs = [ + Traced(self._fresh_name(operator), spec.shape, spec.dtype) + for spec in out_specs[:n_out] + ] + for out in outputs: + self._track(out, out.name) + out_names = [out.name for out in outputs] + elif len(args) == len(specs): + in_names = [self._resolve(a) for a in args[:n_in]] + out_names = [self._resolve(a) for a in args[n_in:]] + outputs = list(args[n_in:]) + else: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(operator).__name__} takes {n_in} input(s), optionally " + f"followed by {n_out} pre-allocated output(s); got {len(args)} " + "positional argument(s)" + ) + + self.runlist.append((operator, *in_names, *out_names)) + for name in in_names: + self._consumed.setdefault(name, True) + for name in out_names: + self._produced.setdefault(name, True) + + return outputs[0] if len(outputs) == 1 else tuple(outputs) + + def infer_io(self): + """Infer ``(input_args, output_args)`` from the recorded runlist. + + A buffer no recorded step ever produced is an input; a buffer no + recorded step ever consumes (again) is an output. Split out from + :meth:`build` so this pure bookkeeping is testable without + constructing a real :class:`OperatorSequence` (which requires real + ``MLIROperator`` instances, not test doubles). + """ + input_args = [n for n in self._consumed if n not in self._produced] + output_args = [n for n in self._produced if n not in self._consumed] + return input_args, output_args + + def build(self, name, **kwargs): + """Build the :class:`~iron.common.sequence.OperatorSequence` for this + captured graph. + + ``input_args``/``output_args`` default to :meth:`infer_io` when not + passed explicitly. Any other ``OperatorSequence`` keyword + (``dispatch``, ``buffer_sizes``, ``context``, ...) is forwarded as-is. + + Imports :class:`~iron.common.sequence.OperatorSequence` lazily, so + recording a graph (everything above this method) never requires the + ``aie``/``pyxrt`` toolchain -- only building one for real does. + """ + from .sequence import OperatorSequence + + inferred_inputs, inferred_outputs = self.infer_io() + input_args = kwargs.pop("input_args", inferred_inputs) + output_args = kwargs.pop("output_args", inferred_outputs) + if kwargs.pop("pool_scratch", True): + kwargs.setdefault("buffer_offsets", self.scratch_plan()) + return OperatorSequence(name, self.runlist, input_args, output_args, **kwargs) + + def scratch_plan(self): + """Offsets that let intermediates whose lifetimes are disjoint overlap. + + Only values the recorder named itself are placed. Anything the caller + named is addressed by the host -- weights, caches, the graph's own + inputs and outputs -- so it keeps a private address. + """ + from .allocator import live_ranges, plan + + sizes, steps = {}, [] + for op, *bufs in self.runlist: + reads, writes = [], [] + for buf, spec in zip(bufs, op.get_arg_spec()): + sizes.setdefault(buf, _spec_bytes(spec)) + (reads if spec.reads else writes).append(buf) + if spec.reads and spec.writes: + writes.append(buf) + steps.append((reads, writes)) + + poolable = live_ranges( + steps, pinned=self._pinned | {b for b in sizes if "[" in b} + ) + allocations, _ = plan(poolable, sizes) + return {name: a.offset for name, a in allocations.items()} + + def _fresh_name(self, operator): + prefix = type(operator).__name__.lower() if operator is not None else "in" + return f"{prefix}{next(self._counter)}" + + def _track(self, value, name): + self._names[id(value)] = name + self._keepalive[id(value)] = value + + def _resolve(self, value): + # A Traced is its own name, regardless of which object returned it + # (an auto-allocated output, or the wrapper g.input() hands back) -- + # resolving it by identity would require that exact wrapper object to + # be reused, which callers have no reason to do. + if isinstance(value, Traced): + return value.name + key = id(value) + if key not in self._names: + self._track(value, self._fresh_name(None)) + return self._names[key] + + +@contextmanager +def capture(): + """Context manager that records eager operator calls into a :class:`Graph`. + + Example:: + + with capture() as g: + h1 = g(relu_op, g(gemm1_op, x, w1)) + logits = g(gemm2_op, h1, w2) + seq = g.build("mnist_mlp").compile() + """ + yield Graph() diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..e89e89530f --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py @@ -0,0 +1,204 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Infrastructure tests for :mod:`iron.common.capture`, the graph recorder. + +``Graph`` only ever calls ``.get_arg_spec()`` on an operator -- it does not need a +real ``MLIROperator`` (which pulls in the ``aie.*``/``pyxrt`` toolchain to import). +These tests exercise the graph-recording/naming/inference logic in isolation with a +duck-typed stand-in, via :meth:`Graph.infer_io`, so they run anywhere, independent +of a mlir-aie/hardware setup -- confirmed by actually running them in a sandbox with +neither installed. + +``Graph.build()`` itself (the ``OperatorSequence`` construction, which validates +real ``MLIROperator`` instances) is NOT exercised here on purpose -- that needs real +operators (``GEMM``, ``ReLU``, ...) and belongs in a hardware-capable environment. +TODO: add that integration coverage (build a small real graph, compare its +dispatch against the reference() CPU path, per the plan's verification section) +under ``iron/tests/`` once run against real hardware. +""" + +from iron.common.base import AIERuntimeArgSpec +from iron.common.capture import Graph, Traced, capture + + +class FakeOp: + """Stand-in for an MLIROperator: N inputs followed by M outputs. + + Only ``get_arg_spec`` is needed to record a graph, so the operator is a + stand-in but the specs are the real :class:`AIERuntimeArgSpec` -- a + look-alike would drift from it, which is exactly what happened when + ``direction`` gained ``reads``/``writes``. + """ + + def __init__(self, n_in, n_out=1, name="op"): + self._specs = [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (1,))] * n_in + [ + AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (1,)) + ] * n_out + self._name = name + + def get_arg_spec(self): + return self._specs + + def __repr__(self): + return self._name + + +def test_linear_chain_auto_output(): + gemm1, relu, gemm2 = ( + FakeOp(2, name="gemm1"), + FakeOp(1, name="relu"), + FakeOp(2, name="gemm2"), + ) + x, w1, w2 = object(), object(), object() + + with capture() as g: + h1 = g(relu, g(gemm1, x, w1)) + logits = g(gemm2, h1, w2) + + assert isinstance(h1, Traced) + assert isinstance(logits, Traced) + assert len(g.runlist) == 3 + assert g.runlist[0][0] is gemm1 + assert g.runlist[1][0] is relu + assert g.runlist[2][0] is gemm2 + + # relu's output feeds gemm2 by name -- fan-out/fan-in via object identity. + relu_out_name = g.runlist[1][2] + assert relu_out_name == h1.name + assert g.runlist[2][1] == h1.name + + seq_input_args = [n for n in g._consumed if n not in g._produced] + seq_output_args = [n for n in g._produced if n not in g._consumed] + assert set(seq_input_args) == { + g._names[id(x)], + g._names[id(w1)], + g._names[id(w2)], + } + assert set(seq_output_args) == {logits.name} + + +def test_fan_out_and_fan_in(): + # SwiGLU-shaped DAG: up and gate both read x, then converge at mul. + matmul_up, matmul_gate, silu, mul = ( + FakeOp(2, name="up"), + FakeOp(2, name="gate"), + FakeOp(1, name="silu"), + FakeOp(2, name="mul"), + ) + x, w_up, w_gate = object(), object(), object() + + with capture() as g: + up = g(matmul_up, x, w_up) + gate = g(matmul_gate, x, w_gate) + gate = g(silu, gate) + hidden = g(mul, up, gate) + + x_name = g._names[id(x)] + # x resolves to the SAME buffer name in both fan-out branches. + assert g.runlist[0][1] == x_name + assert g.runlist[1][1] == x_name + # mul (fan-in) reads both up's and silu's outputs by name. + assert g.runlist[3][1] == up.name + assert g.runlist[3][2] == gate.name + assert isinstance(hidden, Traced) + + input_args, output_args = g.infer_io() + assert set(input_args) == {x_name, g._names[id(w_up)], g._names[id(w_gate)]} + assert set(output_args) == {hidden.name} + + +def test_explicit_in_place_output_reuses_buffer_name(): + silu = FakeOp(1, name="silu") + x = object() + + with capture() as g: + g.input(x, name="ffn_gate") + result = g(silu, x, x) # in-place: same buffer for input and output + + assert result is x + step = g.runlist[0] + assert step == (silu, "ffn_gate", "ffn_gate") + + +def test_slice_references_parent_buffer_by_name(): + # Mirrors llama_npu.py's per-head attention buffer slicing. + transpose = FakeOp(1, name="transpose") + values = object() + + with capture() as g: + parent = g.input(values, name="attn_scores_values") + g(transpose, g.slice(parent, 0, 1024)) + g(transpose, g.slice(values, 1024, 2048)) # slicing the raw tensor works too + + assert g.runlist[0][1] == "attn_scores_values[0:1024]" + assert g.runlist[1][1] == "attn_scores_values[1024:2048]" + + +def test_explicit_input_naming(): + op = FakeOp(1, name="op") + x = object() + + with capture() as g: + traced_x = g.input(x, name="x") + g(op, x) + + assert traced_x.name == "x" + assert g.runlist[0][1] == "x" + + +def test_scratch_buffer_excluded_from_input_and_output_args(): + op1, op2 = FakeOp(1, name="op1"), FakeOp(1, name="op2") + x = object() + + with capture() as g: + h = g(op1, x) + y = g(op2, h) + + input_args, output_args = g.infer_io() + # h is produced by op1 and consumed by op2: neither an input nor an output. + assert h.name not in input_args + assert h.name not in output_args + assert output_args == [y.name] + + +def test_infer_io_is_overridden_by_explicit_build_kwargs(): + # build() must prefer explicit input_args/output_args over inference -- + # exercised directly against the kwarg-handling logic (not a real + # OperatorSequence construction, which needs real MLIROperator instances). + op = FakeOp(1, name="op") + x = object() + + with capture() as g: + g(op, x) + + inferred_inputs, inferred_outputs = g.infer_io() + kwargs = {"input_args": ["custom_in"], "output_args": ["custom_out"]} + input_args = kwargs.pop("input_args", inferred_inputs) + output_args = kwargs.pop("output_args", inferred_outputs) + assert input_args == ["custom_in"] + assert output_args == ["custom_out"] + + +def test_wrong_arg_count_raises(): + op = FakeOp(2, n_out=1, name="op") + x = object() + + with capture() as g: + try: + g(op, x) # only 1 of 2 required inputs + except TypeError: + pass + else: + raise AssertionError("expected TypeError for wrong arg count") + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + import sys + + tests = [v for k, v in list(globals().items()) if k.startswith("test_")] + for t in tests: + t() + print(f"PASS {t.__name__}") + print(f"\n{len(tests)} tests passed") From 9ce8490dcbcfd780a108bd98698fe763c28aef4f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:13:26 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 021/215] sequence: dispatch a captured graph, ahead of time or just in time Every capture test so far stopped at the recording -- runlist, inferred I/O, plan -- which are all statements about bookkeeping. None of them showed that a recorded graph computes anything. This adds the test that does: the same arithmetic expressed as dataflow and as a hand-written runlist must produce identical values, bit for bit. It found that only one of the two ways to get there worked. get_callable() went straight to the dispatch policy, but subbuffer_layout is populated during compile(), so dispatching without compiling first died with an AttributeError about a missing attribute rather than anything about compilation. Ahead-of-time worked because compile() was explicit; just-in-time did not work at all. get_callable() now compiles if that has not happened yet. compile() skips artifacts already on disk, so the ahead-of-time path is unchanged and arriving here twice costs nothing. Both are tested, parametrised aot/jit, and both must agree with the hand-written sequence. This is also the gate for buffer planning. build() pools scratch by default, so a captured graph already runs on a planned layout -- and two buffers aliased while both are live would show up here as wrong numbers and nowhere else, since nothing about it raises. iron/tests: 600 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 11 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py | 152 ++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 162 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index da11bac8cb..0ea9a2d429 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -549,7 +549,16 @@ def get_arg_spec(self): ) def get_callable(self): - """Return the runtime callable for the resolved dispatch policy.""" + """Return the runtime callable for the resolved dispatch policy. + + Compiles first if that has not happened yet, so a caller can dispatch + a sequence without compiling it explicitly. Calling ``compile()`` + beforehand remains the ahead-of-time path and does the same work -- + the only difference is when. ``compile()`` skips artifacts already on + disk, so arriving here twice costs nothing the second time. + """ + if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): + self.compile() return self._dispatch.make_callable(self) def get_layout_for_buffer(self, buffer_name): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8c4554f91c --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py @@ -0,0 +1,152 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A captured graph must compile and run, not merely record. + +Every other capture test stops at the recording: it checks the runlist, the +inferred I/O, the plan. Those are all statements about bookkeeping. This file +checks the claim that actually matters -- that a graph recorded from ordinary +Python dataflow produces the same numbers as the hand-written runlist for the +same computation -- and it checks it both ways a caller can get there: + +* **ahead of time**, by calling ``compile()`` before any dispatch, and +* **just in time**, by dispatching without compiling first. + +Both must work, and both must agree with the hand-written sequence bit for +bit. A layout change that quietly aliased two live buffers would show up here +and nowhere else, because it produces wrong values rather than an error. +""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.device import from_name + +from iron.common.capture import capture +from iron.common.context import AIEContext +from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence +from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd + +SIZE = 1024 +TILE = 128 + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def device(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name("npu2", n_cols=8)) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _operator(): + return ElementwiseAdd(size=SIZE, tile_size=TILE, context=AIEContext()) + + +def _captured(name, **kwargs): + """x + w + w + w, recorded from dataflow.""" + add = _operator() + with capture() as g: + x = g.input("x") + w = g.input("w") + value = g(add, x, w) + value = g(add, value, w) + value = g(add, value, w) + return g, g.build(name, dispatch="reference", **kwargs) + + +def _hand_written(name, **kwargs): + """The same computation, with the buffer names written out.""" + add = _operator() + runlist = [ + (add, "x", "w", "t0"), + (add, "t0", "w", "t1"), + (add, "t1", "w", "out"), + ] + return OperatorSequence( + name, + runlist, + input_args=["x", "w"], + output_args=["out"], + dispatch="reference", + **kwargs, + ) + + +def test_capture_records_the_same_steps_as_a_hand_written_runlist(): + """Same operators, same order, same wiring -- only the names differ.""" + graph, _ = _captured("cap_steps") + hand = _hand_written("hand_steps") + + def shape(runlist): + # Compare structure, not generated names: for each step, which earlier + # step produced each of its inputs (None meaning a graph input). + produced, steps = {}, [] + for index, (operator, *buffers) in enumerate(runlist): + *reads, write = buffers + steps.append((type(operator).__name__, [produced.get(r) for r in reads])) + produced[write] = index + return steps + + assert shape(graph.runlist) == shape(hand.runlist) + + +def test_capture_infers_the_same_io(): + graph, _ = _captured("cap_io") + inputs, outputs = graph.infer_io() + assert len(inputs) == 2 and len(outputs) == 1 + + +def test_capture_plans_scratch_by_default(): + """build() pools intermediates unless asked not to.""" + _, pooled = _captured("cap_pooled") + _, unpooled = _captured("cap_unpooled", pool_scratch=False) + assert pooled.buffer_offsets, "build() should plan scratch by default" + assert unpooled.buffer_offsets is None + + +def _run(sequence, inputs): + """Fill the named inputs, dispatch, and read the output back. + + Buffers are addressed by name even for a captured graph -- the names are + generated rather than typed, but the host still writes and reads through + them, so a test has to ask the sequence which ones they are. + """ + run = sequence.get_callable() + names, (out_name,) = sequence.input_args, sequence.output_args + for name, data in zip(names, inputs): + run.get_buffer(name).torch_view()[: data.numel()] = data.reshape(-1) + run() + return run.get_buffer(out_name).torch_view()[: inputs[0].numel()].clone() + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("precompile", [True, False], ids=["aot", "jit"]) +def test_captured_graph_matches_hand_written_numerically(precompile): + """The load-bearing claim, both ahead-of-time and just-in-time. + + ``precompile=True`` compiles before any dispatch; ``False`` leaves it to + the first call. Neither may change the answer. + """ + import torch + + torch.manual_seed(0) + x = torch.rand(SIZE, dtype=torch.float32) + w = torch.rand(SIZE, dtype=torch.float32) + + _, captured = _captured(f"cap_num_{precompile}") + hand = _hand_written(f"hand_num_{precompile}") + if precompile: + captured.compile() + hand.compile() + + got = _run(captured, (x, w)) + expected = _run(hand, (x, w)) + import torch as _t + + assert _t.equal(got, expected), ( + "a captured graph must compute exactly what the hand-written " + "runlist computes; a difference here means the recorded wiring or the " + "planned layout is wrong", + ) From ef52102f445e2a97a2f37796f6cfe88ca4d64044 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:16:58 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 022/215] tests: check the captured graph on the fused ELF path too The numerical comparison ran only under dispatch="reference", the CPU path. That shows the recorded wiring and the planned layout agree with a hand-written runlist, but says nothing about the fused ELF -- which is the path that actually runs on the device, and the one buffer planning affects. Parametrised over both modes, so the four combinations of {aot, jit} x {reference, fused} all have to produce identical values. Confirmed the fused case is really the device path and not a silent fallback: the policy resolves to FusedDispatch and the callable is SequenceFullELFCallable. iron/tests: 600 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py | 13 +++++++------ 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py index 8c4554f91c..6082fc2ed2 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py @@ -54,7 +54,8 @@ def _captured(name, **kwargs): value = g(add, x, w) value = g(add, value, w) value = g(add, value, w) - return g, g.build(name, dispatch="reference", **kwargs) + kwargs.setdefault("dispatch", "reference") + return g, g.build(name, **kwargs) def _hand_written(name, **kwargs): @@ -70,8 +71,7 @@ def _hand_written(name, **kwargs): runlist, input_args=["x", "w"], output_args=["out"], - dispatch="reference", - **kwargs, + **{"dispatch": "reference", **kwargs}, ) @@ -122,8 +122,9 @@ def _run(sequence, inputs): return run.get_buffer(out_name).torch_view()[: inputs[0].numel()].clone() +@pytest.mark.parametrize("dispatch", ["reference", "fused"]) @pytest.mark.parametrize("precompile", [True, False], ids=["aot", "jit"]) -def test_captured_graph_matches_hand_written_numerically(precompile): +def test_captured_graph_matches_hand_written_numerically(precompile, dispatch): """The load-bearing claim, both ahead-of-time and just-in-time. ``precompile=True`` compiles before any dispatch; ``False`` leaves it to @@ -135,8 +136,8 @@ def test_captured_graph_matches_hand_written_numerically(precompile): x = torch.rand(SIZE, dtype=torch.float32) w = torch.rand(SIZE, dtype=torch.float32) - _, captured = _captured(f"cap_num_{precompile}") - hand = _hand_written(f"hand_num_{precompile}") + _, captured = _captured(f"cap_num_{precompile}_{dispatch}", dispatch=dispatch) + hand = _hand_written(f"hand_num_{precompile}_{dispatch}", dispatch=dispatch) if precompile: captured.compile() hand.compile() From 9966c93da87606e5e57d2d309aa3e5b9de2d01cd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:20:23 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 023/215] sequence: never pool a sliced buffer scratch_plan pinned the sequence's inputs, outputs and explicitly-sized buffers, but not slices. A step that writes a slice put it in the pool, and it came back with an offset of its own -- unrelated to its parent, which calculate_buffer_layout resolves it against. Nothing raises: the slice simply reads the wrong memory. Found by probing the written-slice case directly. The existing tests use whole buffers, so none of them could reach it, and Llama's decode path is full of slices -- it would have shown up there as wrong tokens. The capture prototype already pinned slices; porting scratch_plan onto OperatorSequence is where it was dropped. iron/tests: 615 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 5 ++++ .../infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 27 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 32 insertions(+) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 0ea9a2d429..0e266ec5da 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -409,6 +409,11 @@ def scratch_plan(self): pinned = set(self.input_args) | set(self.output_args) pinned |= set(self.explicit_buffer_sizes) + # A slice is not free to move: it has to sit at its parent's offset + # plus its start, and calculate_buffer_layout resolves it that way. + # Pooling one would hand it an address unrelated to its parent, which + # is silent -- the slice simply reads the wrong memory. + pinned |= {name for name in sizes if "[" in name} ranges = live_ranges(steps, pinned=pinned) allocations, _ = plan(ranges, sizes) return {name: a.offset for name, a in allocations.items()} diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index ec4cca6148..234a9644d0 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -296,3 +296,30 @@ def test_planned_buffers_never_share_bytes_while_both_live(): f"t{i}@[{a_lo},{a_hi}) and t{i+1}@[{b_lo},{b_hi}) overlap in bytes " "while both are live" ) + + +def test_slices_are_never_pooled(): + """A slice has to sit at its parent's offset plus its start. + + Pooling one hands it an address unrelated to its parent, and nothing + raises -- the slice simply reads the wrong memory. Found by probing the + written-slice case, which the whole-buffer tests above cannot reach. + """ + from iron.common.context import AIEContext + from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd + + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + seq = OperatorSequence( + "slice_pooling_probe", + [(add, "x", "w", "big[0:1024]"), (add, "big[0:1024]", "w", "out")], + input_args=["x", "w"], + output_args=["out"], + buffer_sizes={"big": 4096}, + dispatch="reference", + plan_scratch=True, + ) + assert not any("[" in name for name in seq.scratch_plan()), ( + "a sliced buffer was given a pooled offset; its address must stay " + "derived from its parent" + ) From b5cd8e404b7c3b906f6c6c3a7dc1b769f79de9f4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:23:12 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 024/215] sequence: infer the buffer layout by default, and name it that way Two things the old naming got wrong. scratch_plan() read like a noun a caller supplies. It is not: the layout is derived entirely from the runlist -- liveness from the recorded order, sizes from each operator's arg_spec -- and nobody passes it in. Renamed to infer_buffer_offsets(), which says what it does. buffer_offsets stays as the escape hatch for a caller who wants to override the inference. plan_scratch defaulted to False. That was right when planning was unproven: leaving it off kept the fusion tests running on the old layout as a control. It is no longer right. Planning is now checked bit-exact on the device across {aot, jit} x {reference, fused}, and the one real hole -- pooling a sliced buffer, which aliases silently -- is fixed and pinned by a test. Captured graphs already planned by default, so hand-written sequences behaving differently was an inconsistency rather than a safeguard. So it defaults to True, and plan_scratch=False becomes the escape hatch back to packing every buffer back to back. iron/tests: 615 passed, the eighty fusion tests now running on inferred layouts. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/capture.py | 4 ++-- iron/common/sequence.py | 13 +++++++------ iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 2 +- 3 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 9 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/capture.py b/iron/common/capture.py index ab44c85c6e..24bc952af5 100644 --- a/iron/common/capture.py +++ b/iron/common/capture.py @@ -181,10 +181,10 @@ def build(self, name, **kwargs): input_args = kwargs.pop("input_args", inferred_inputs) output_args = kwargs.pop("output_args", inferred_outputs) if kwargs.pop("pool_scratch", True): - kwargs.setdefault("buffer_offsets", self.scratch_plan()) + kwargs.setdefault("buffer_offsets", self.infer_buffer_offsets()) return OperatorSequence(name, self.runlist, input_args, output_args, **kwargs) - def scratch_plan(self): + def infer_buffer_offsets(self): """Offsets that let intermediates whose lifetimes are disjoint overlap. Only values the recorder named itself are placed. Anything the caller diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 0e266ec5da..567913ef51 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -303,7 +303,7 @@ def __init__( output_args, buffer_sizes=None, buffer_offsets=None, - plan_scratch=False, + plan_scratch=True, dispatch="auto", extra_flags=None, trace_size=0, @@ -330,9 +330,10 @@ def __init__( # Planned byte offsets per buffer name; None keeps the # back-to-back layout this had before. self.buffer_offsets = buffer_offsets - # Opt-in: pool intermediates whose lifetimes do not overlap. - # Off by default because it changes where every intermediate - # lives, and a mistake there is wrong numbers rather than a crash. + # Pool intermediates whose lifetimes do not overlap. On by default: + # the layout is inferred from the runlist, so a caller does not supply + # it. Pass False to fall back to packing every buffer back to back, + # which is what this did before planning existed. self.plan_scratch = plan_scratch self.explicit_buffer_sizes = ( buffer_sizes or {} @@ -386,7 +387,7 @@ def unique_designs(self): designs.append(op) return designs, design_of - def scratch_plan(self): + def infer_buffer_offsets(self): """Byte offsets letting intermediates with disjoint lifetimes overlap. Only buffers this sequence both writes and later reads are pooled. @@ -478,7 +479,7 @@ def add_buffers(buffer_type, args_list): # for the highest byte any of them reaches. offsets = self.buffer_offsets if offsets is None and self.plan_scratch: - offsets = self.scratch_plan() + offsets = self.infer_buffer_offsets() offsets = offsets or {} def length_of(arg): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index 234a9644d0..ce5c44c59a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ def test_slices_are_never_pooled(): dispatch="reference", plan_scratch=True, ) - assert not any("[" in name for name in seq.scratch_plan()), ( + assert not any("[" in name for name in seq.infer_buffer_offsets()), ( "a sliced buffer was given a pooled offset; its address must stay " "derived from its parent" ) From e46ae42f75142f3d9ab6261289a70f765d13287e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:28:33 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 025/215] tests: pin what CompilableDesign's cache key does and does not distinguish Retiring IRON's artifact graph onto CompilableDesign only works if its key tells two captured graphs apart. It does not, in the obvious encoding, and that had to be established before building on it. Two generators that close over different MLIR but share a code object get the SAME cache key: the recipe hash covers the code object and compile_kwargs, not closure contents. Handing captured graphs over as bare closures would give the second one the first one's artifacts, silently. I nearly concluded the opposite. Probing it with `lambda: a` and `lambda: b` shows different keys -- but those lambdas name different variables, so they have different code objects, and the difference had nothing to do with the graphs. Two captured graphs go through one call site and share a code object. The probe has to keep the code identical and vary only the closure, which is what these tests do. compile_kwargs IS part of the recipe hash, so that is where a graph's identity has to go. Also pinned: full_elf is in the key (fused and separate produce different artifacts from the same MLIR), and an unchanged graph keeps its key so the cache can hit at all. Feasibility itself is confirmed: a captured three-step graph produces fused MLIR with three aie.device blocks, and CompilableDesign accepts it. iron/tests: 620 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- .../compilable_design_contract.py | 73 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 73 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/compilable_design_contract.py diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/compilable_design_contract.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/compilable_design_contract.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0a9bf64869 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/compilable_design_contract.py @@ -0,0 +1,73 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""What CompilableDesign's cache key does and does not distinguish. + +The plan is to retire IRON's artifact graph and hand a captured graph to +``CompilableDesign``, which brings content-addressed caching, cross-process +locking and depfile validation the artifact graph lacks. That only works if +its key distinguishes two different graphs. It does not, in the obvious +encoding, and these tests pin exactly where the line falls -- a cache that +fails to discriminate is silent, handing back another graph's artifacts. + +The trap is easy to miss. Probing this with ``lambda: a`` and ``lambda: b`` +suggests the key discriminates, but those two lambdas have *different code +objects* because they name different variables. Two captured graphs go through +one call site, so their generators share a code object and differ only in what +they close over -- which is the case below, and the one that collides. + +Device-free; nothing here compiles. +""" + +import pytest + +from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign + + +def _design(mlir_text, **kwargs): + """A generator closing over its MLIR, as a captured graph would arrive.""" + return CompilableDesign(lambda: mlir_text, full_elf=True, **kwargs) + + +def test_closure_value_alone_does_not_change_the_key(): + """The hole L3.5 has to route around. + + Both generators share a code object and differ only in the MLIR they close + over. The key is the same, so handing captured graphs to CompilableDesign + as bare closures would give the second one the first one's artifacts. + """ + a = _design("module { /* graph A */ }") + b = _design("module { /* graph B */ }") + assert a._compute_cache_hash() == b._compute_cache_hash(), ( + "if this now fails, upstream started hashing closure contents and " + "IRON can stop working around it" + ) + + +def test_compile_kwargs_do_change_the_key(): + """The supported way to carry a graph's identity. + + compile_kwargs is part of the recipe hash, so putting something that + identifies the graph there discriminates where a closure does not. + """ + text = "module { /* same text */ }" + a = CompilableDesign(lambda: text, full_elf=True, compile_kwargs={"graph": "A"}) + b = CompilableDesign(lambda: text, full_elf=True, compile_kwargs={"graph": "B"}) + assert a._compute_cache_hash() != b._compute_cache_hash() + + +def test_the_same_graph_gets_the_same_key(): + """Otherwise nothing would ever hit cache.""" + text = "module { /* stable */ }" + assert _design(text)._compute_cache_hash() == _design(text)._compute_cache_hash() + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("full_elf", [True, False]) +def test_full_elf_is_part_of_the_key(full_elf): + """Fused dispatch asks for a full ELF and separate does not, so the two + produce different artifacts from the same MLIR and must not share an entry.""" + text = "module { /* same */ }" + this = CompilableDesign(lambda: text, full_elf=full_elf) + other = CompilableDesign(lambda: text, full_elf=not full_elf) + assert this._compute_cache_hash() != other._compute_cache_hash() From ae2ffb1608e6fa3e0e7959b567eb020313bba8c2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:36:54 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 026/215] jit_compile: compile a fused sequence through CompilableDesign The seam for retiring the artifact graph. It takes a sequence that has already produced its fused MLIR and compiles that half the upstream way, leaving the rest alone -- so the move can happen in steps instead of one deletion that has to land whole. Four things about the upstream API are not guessable from its signature, and each cost an iteration to find: - compile_kwargs keys must be in the generator's signature AND carry a CompileTime[T] annotation. Note that `from __future__ import annotations` breaks this: the annotation becomes a string and get_type_hints resolves it against module globals, so a function-local import of CompileTime leaves it unresolvable and the key is rejected as unexpected. - The generator must return an MLIR Module. _generate_uncached calls module.operation.verify() on whatever it gets, so text raises AttributeError. - object_files does NOT stage anything; it feeds the artifact hash only. Objects must be copied into the work dir under bare names, because the fused MLIR's link_with asks for "op0_add.o" with no directory. This corrects the plan, which had _link_build_outputs_into being deleted along with the DAG -- staging is load-bearing and has to survive. - The cache key does not see closure contents, so two graphs whose generators share a code object collide. The MLIR's digest rides in compile_kwargs to keep them distinct. Checked on hardware: a captured two-step graph compiles to a linked full ELF, verified by its magic bytes rather than by its existence. iron/tests: 670 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 102 ++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 80 ++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 182 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/common/jit_compile.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d48d2c6cea --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -0,0 +1,102 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Compile a fused sequence through upstream's CompilableDesign. + +IRON's artifact graph and ``CompilableDesign`` do the same job -- source to +kernel objects to MLIR to an ELF -- but the upstream one additionally keys its +cache on content, locks across processes, and validates Peano depfiles, none of +which the artifact graph does. This is the seam for moving onto it: it takes a +sequence that has already produced its fused MLIR and compiles that half the +new way, leaving everything else alone. + +Four things about the upstream API are not guessable from its signature, and +each is load-bearing here: + +* ``compile_kwargs`` keys must appear in the generator's signature *and* carry + a ``CompileTime[T]`` annotation. +* The generator must return an MLIR ``Module``. ``_generate_uncached`` calls + ``module.operation.verify()`` on whatever comes back, so text raises + ``AttributeError``. +* ``object_files`` does **not** stage anything -- it feeds the artifact hash + only. Kernel objects have to be copied into the work directory under their + bare names, because the fused MLIR's ``link_with`` names them without a + directory. This is what ``_link_build_outputs_into`` already does, and it is + why that step has to survive the move rather than being deleted with the DAG. +* The cache key does not see closure contents, so two graphs whose generators + share a code object collide. The MLIR's own digest is passed through + ``compile_kwargs`` to give each graph a distinct key. +""" + +import hashlib +import shutil +from pathlib import Path + +from aie.ir import Module +from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign +from aie.utils.compile.jit.markers import CompileTime + + +def _digest(text: str) -> str: + """Identity for a graph: the content of the MLIR it generated.""" + return hashlib.sha256(text.encode()).hexdigest()[:24] + + +def _generator_for(mlir_text: str): + """Wrap MLIR text as a generator CompilableDesign will accept. + + ``graph`` is never read. It exists so the digest has somewhere to live in + ``compile_kwargs``, which is what the cache key actually hashes. + """ + + def generate(graph: CompileTime[str]): + # Parsed here so it lands in the mlir_mod_ctx CompilableDesign opens. + return Module.parse(mlir_text) + + return generate + + +def stage_objects(work_dir: Path, object_files) -> None: + """Put kernel objects where aiecc will look for them. + + Copied under bare names: the fused MLIR asks for ``op0_add.o``, not a path. + """ + work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + for obj in object_files: + obj = Path(obj) + if obj.exists(): + shutil.copy2(obj, work_dir / obj.name) + + +def compile_fused_elf(mlir_text: str, object_files, elf_path) -> Path: + """Compile fused MLIR to a full ELF, returning its path. + + ``object_files`` are the already-built, symbol-prefixed kernel objects the + MLIR links against. + """ + elf_path = Path(elf_path) + object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] + stage_objects(elf_path.with_suffix(".prj"), object_files) + + design = CompilableDesign( + _generator_for(mlir_text), + full_elf=True, + object_files=object_files, + compile_kwargs={"graph": _digest(mlir_text)}, + ) + design.compile(full_elf_path=elf_path) + return elf_path + + +def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: + """Compile an already-set-up OperatorSequence's fused MLIR to an ELF. + + The sequence must have run ``compile()`` first, which is what produces the + fused MLIR and the kernel objects this consumes. + """ + artifacts = list(seq.artifacts.bfs()) + mlir = next( + a.filename for a in artifacts if str(a.filename).endswith("_fused.mlir") + ) + objects = [a.filename for a in artifacts if str(a.filename).endswith(".o")] + return compile_fused_elf(Path(mlir).read_text(), objects, elf_path) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6ae036dde6 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -0,0 +1,80 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Compiling a captured graph through CompilableDesign produces a real ELF. + +This is the step the artifact-graph retirement rests on, so it is checked on +hardware rather than argued about: a graph recorded from dataflow, through the +upstream compile path, out the other side as a linked full ELF. + +Needs a device, since the fused path is NPU2-only and the ELF is genuinely +built here rather than mocked. +""" + +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.device import from_name + +from iron.common.capture import capture +from iron.common.context import AIEContext +from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, _digest +from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def device(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name("npu2", n_cols=8)) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _captured(name): + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + with capture() as graph: + x = graph.input("x") + w = graph.input("w") + value = graph(add, x, w) + value = graph(add, value, w) + sequence = graph.build(name, dispatch="fused") + sequence.compile() + return sequence + + +def test_captured_graph_compiles_to_an_elf(tmp_path): + """The load-bearing claim: it links, and the ELF is real.""" + sequence = _captured("jitpath_elf") + elf = compile_sequence(sequence, tmp_path / "graph.elf") + assert elf.exists(), "no ELF produced" + assert elf.stat().st_size > 1024, f"ELF suspiciously small: {elf.stat().st_size}" + assert elf.read_bytes()[:4] == b"\x7fELF", "not an ELF" + + +def test_kernel_objects_are_staged_under_bare_names(tmp_path): + """object_files does not stage; the work dir has to be populated. + + The fused MLIR's link_with names objects without a directory, so a path + that is merely declared is not a path aiecc can find. This is the one + thing the retirement cannot delete along with the artifact graph. + """ + sequence = _captured("jitpath_stage") + elf = tmp_path / "graph.elf" + compile_sequence(sequence, elf) + staged = {p.name for p in elf.with_suffix(".prj").iterdir() if p.suffix == ".o"} + assert staged, "no kernel objects staged into the work directory" + assert all("/" not in name for name in staged) + + +def test_two_graphs_get_distinct_cache_keys(): + """Identity rides in compile_kwargs because the key ignores closures. + + Without this the second graph would be handed the first one's ELF, and + nothing would report it. + """ + one = _digest("module { /* graph one */ }") + two = _digest("module { /* graph two */ }") + assert one != two From 35f5068ac18e06cdab70616a7c953c03bc53713e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:41:04 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 027/215] jit_compile: pass the aiecc flags a fused ELF needs The seam produced an ELF, which is not the same as producing the right one. Compiled against the artifact rule it replaces, it came out 70,936 bytes to the rule's 99,768 -- because the rule passes two flags the seam did not: --expand-load-pdis switches PDIs between steps, which is what a multi-device runlist is --get-scratchpad-parameters emits the parameter table the host writes to Neither is tuning. Without them the result links, loads and looks fine, and is a different program. Nothing reports it. Added a parity test asserting both paths build the same byte count, with those two numbers in the docstring so a future flag regression reads as "the flags diverged" rather than as an unexplained inequality. Byte-for-byte equality is not available: aiecc embeds its working directory. Still missing from the seam: --get-input-with-addresses, which the rule adds when trace_size > 0. Tracing is not handled here yet. iron/tests: 665 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 12 ++++++++- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 27 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 38 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index d48d2c6cea..ca9b63ea75 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -68,7 +68,16 @@ def stage_objects(work_dir: Path, object_files) -> None: shutil.copy2(obj, work_dir / obj.name) -def compile_fused_elf(mlir_text: str, object_files, elf_path) -> Path: +# Flags the artifact-graph rule passes for a full ELF, and which a fused +# sequence does not work without. --expand-load-pdis is what makes a multi- +# device runlist switch PDIs between steps; --get-scratchpad-parameters emits +# the parameter table the host writes through. Compiling without them produces +# a smaller ELF that is not the same program -- 70,936 bytes against 99,768 on +# a two-step graph -- so they are not optional tuning. +FUSED_ELF_FLAGS = ("--expand-load-pdis", "--get-scratchpad-parameters") + + +def compile_fused_elf(mlir_text: str, object_files, elf_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: """Compile fused MLIR to a full ELF, returning its path. ``object_files`` are the already-built, symbol-prefixed kernel objects the @@ -82,6 +91,7 @@ def compile_fused_elf(mlir_text: str, object_files, elf_path) -> Path: _generator_for(mlir_text), full_elf=True, object_files=object_files, + aiecc_flags=list(FUSED_ELF_FLAGS) + list(extra_flags), compile_kwargs={"graph": _digest(mlir_text)}, ) design.compile(full_elf_path=elf_path) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index 6ae036dde6..e9e45152ea 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -78,3 +78,30 @@ def test_two_graphs_get_distinct_cache_keys(): one = _digest("module { /* graph one */ }") two = _digest("module { /* graph two */ }") assert one != two + + +def test_matches_the_artifact_rule_byte_count(tmp_path): + """The new path must build the same program as the rule it replaces. + + Not byte-identical: aiecc embeds its working directory, which differs. + Size is the available proxy, and it is a sharp one here -- compiling + without --expand-load-pdis and --get-scratchpad-parameters produced + 70,936 bytes against the rule's 99,768. A fused runlist needs the first to + switch PDIs between steps and the second for the host's parameter table, + so a silent divergence in these flags is a broken program, not a smaller + one. + """ + sequence = _captured("jitpath_parity") + from_rule = Path( + next( + a.filename + for a in sequence.artifacts.bfs() + if str(a.filename).endswith(".elf") + ) + ) + from_design = compile_sequence(sequence, tmp_path / "parity.elf") + assert from_rule.stat().st_size == from_design.stat().st_size, ( + f"artifact rule produced {from_rule.stat().st_size} bytes, " + f"CompilableDesign {from_design.stat().st_size}; the two paths are " + "not building the same program" + ) From 4f4a9c1623d51f6d789449091774d79a7bd1a337 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:44:41 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 028/215] jit_compile: handle tracing, and key the cache on it The seam ignored trace_size, so switching FusedDispatch onto it would have broken traced builds without any sign. The rule adds --get-input-with-addresses when trace_size > 0 because the trace parser reads the lowered module for the buffer layout and each design's traced tiles; without it the ELF builds, loads and runs, and there is simply nothing to parse. That flag also has to reach the cache key. The MLIR is identical either way, so a traced and an untraced build of the same graph would otherwise share an entry, and the traced one would be handed an ELF with no trace in it. trace goes into compile_kwargs alongside the graph digest, which is the half of the key that sees them. extra_flags is threaded through too; the rule has always forwarded those. Parity is checked for a traced build as well, against the same rule. iron/tests: 680 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 25 ++++++++-- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 47 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 67 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index ca9b63ea75..c7c6fe0716 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ def _generator_for(mlir_text: str): ``compile_kwargs``, which is what the cache key actually hashes. """ - def generate(graph: CompileTime[str]): + def generate(graph: CompileTime[str], trace: CompileTime[int] = 0): # Parsed here so it lands in the mlir_mod_ctx CompilableDesign opens. return Module.parse(mlir_text) @@ -76,8 +76,15 @@ def stage_objects(work_dir: Path, object_files) -> None: # a two-step graph -- so they are not optional tuning. FUSED_ELF_FLAGS = ("--expand-load-pdis", "--get-scratchpad-parameters") +# Only when tracing. The trace parser reads the lowered module to find the +# buffer layout and each design's traced tiles and events, so without this a +# traced build compiles cleanly and then has nothing to parse. +TRACE_FLAG = "--get-input-with-addresses" -def compile_fused_elf(mlir_text: str, object_files, elf_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: + +def compile_fused_elf( + mlir_text: str, object_files, elf_path, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0 +) -> Path: """Compile fused MLIR to a full ELF, returning its path. ``object_files`` are the already-built, symbol-prefixed kernel objects the @@ -91,8 +98,10 @@ def compile_fused_elf(mlir_text: str, object_files, elf_path, extra_flags=()) -> _generator_for(mlir_text), full_elf=True, object_files=object_files, - aiecc_flags=list(FUSED_ELF_FLAGS) + list(extra_flags), - compile_kwargs={"graph": _digest(mlir_text)}, + aiecc_flags=list(FUSED_ELF_FLAGS) + + ([TRACE_FLAG] if trace_size else []) + + list(extra_flags), + compile_kwargs={"graph": _digest(mlir_text), "trace": int(trace_size)}, ) design.compile(full_elf_path=elf_path) return elf_path @@ -109,4 +118,10 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: a.filename for a in artifacts if str(a.filename).endswith("_fused.mlir") ) objects = [a.filename for a in artifacts if str(a.filename).endswith(".o")] - return compile_fused_elf(Path(mlir).read_text(), objects, elf_path) + return compile_fused_elf( + Path(mlir).read_text(), + objects, + elf_path, + extra_flags=getattr(seq, "extra_flags", ()) or (), + trace_size=getattr(seq, "trace_size", 0) or 0, + ) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index e9e45152ea..afd10f635c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -105,3 +105,50 @@ def test_matches_the_artifact_rule_byte_count(tmp_path): f"CompilableDesign {from_design.stat().st_size}; the two paths are " "not building the same program" ) + + +def _captured_traced(name, trace_size): + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + with capture() as graph: + x = graph.input("x") + w = graph.input("w") + value = graph(add, x, w) + value = graph(add, value, w) + sequence = graph.build(name, dispatch="fused", trace_size=trace_size) + sequence.compile() + return sequence + + +def test_traced_build_matches_the_artifact_rule(tmp_path): + """Tracing adds a flag, and forgetting it fails quietly. + + The rule adds --get-input-with-addresses when trace_size > 0, because the + trace parser reads the lowered module for the buffer layout and each + design's traced tiles. Without it the ELF still builds; there is simply + nothing to parse afterwards. + """ + sequence = _captured_traced("jitpath_traced", 8192) + from_rule = Path( + next( + a.filename + for a in sequence.artifacts.bfs() + if str(a.filename).endswith(".elf") + ) + ) + from_design = compile_sequence(sequence, tmp_path / "traced.elf") + assert from_rule.stat().st_size == from_design.stat().st_size + + +def test_tracing_does_not_reuse_an_untraced_cache_entry(): + """Same MLIR, different flags, so it must be a different cache key. + + Sharing one would hand a traced build the untraced ELF, which loads and + runs and produces no trace. + """ + from iron.common.jit_compile import _digest + + text = "module { /* identical */ }" + assert {"graph": _digest(text), "trace": 0} != { + "graph": _digest(text), + "trace": 8192, + } From 571041b5dbc7528c59461b1002fd4e077a043603 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:49:35 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 029/215] sequence: ask for the ELF path, not the artifact that produced it SequenceFullELFCallable asserted artifacts[0] was a FullElfArtifact and read its filename, so dispatch was tied not just to an ELF existing but to the artifact graph having been the thing that built it. A sequence compiled through CompilableDesign has exactly the same ELF and no such artifact. full_elf_path(seq) returns an explicit elf_path when one is set and falls back to the artifact otherwise, so both producers work and the failure names what is actually wrong rather than tripping an isinstance assert. One of the three couplings that have to come apart before FusedDispatch can move. The other two are harder and are not addressed here: FullElfArtifact is what *causes* the fused MLIR and the kernel objects to be built -- they are its dependencies, and it is the only artifact registered -- so removing it removes the reason its own inputs exist. Those two have to become targets in their own right first. Behaviour is unchanged; nothing sets elf_path yet. iron/tests: 670 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 24 ++++++++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 22 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 567913ef51..2182578591 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -57,6 +57,27 @@ def _require_xrt() -> None: # ########################################################################## +def full_elf_path(seq): + """Where a fused sequence's ELF is, however it got built. + + The callable used to assert ``artifacts[0]`` was a FullElfArtifact and read + its filename, which tied dispatch to the artifact graph having produced it. + A sequence compiled through CompilableDesign has the same ELF and no such + artifact, so ask for the path instead of the artifact: an explicit + ``elf_path`` if one was set, else the artifact that carries it. + """ + explicit = getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) + if explicit is not None: + return explicit + for artifact in seq.artifacts: + if isinstance(artifact, comp.FullElfArtifact): + return artifact.filename + raise RuntimeError( + f"{seq.name!r} has no full ELF: nothing set elf_path and no " + "FullElfArtifact is registered" + ) + + class SequenceDispatch: """Policy object that decides how an :class:`OperatorSequence` is compiled and how its runtime callable is built. @@ -667,8 +688,7 @@ def __init__(self, op, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): self.device_name = device_name self.sequence_name = sequence_name - assert isinstance(op.artifacts[0], comp.FullElfArtifact) - xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(op.artifacts[0].filename)) + xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(full_elf_path(op))) xrt_context = pyxrt.hw_context(aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime._device, xrt_elf) self.xrt_kernel = pyxrt.ext.kernel( xrt_context, f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}" From d8a34a61e30b14f012737d5894e14b27c5a91036 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 20:59:22 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 030/215] FusedDispatch: build the ELF through CompilableDesign The switch. FullElfArtifact is no longer registered; the fused MLIR and the kernel objects become targets in their own right, and link_elf() produces the ELF through CompilableDesign once they exist. Untangling that required the artifact to stop being load-bearing in two ways at once. It was the only artifact registered, so it was both the output and the reason its own inputs got built -- its dependencies were the MLIR and the objects. And SequenceFullELFCallable asserted on its type to find the ELF path, which the previous commit replaced with full_elf_path(). The parity tests that gated this are removed, because they compared against a rule that no longer runs. One is replaced by a check that the trace flag still reaches aiecc -- and correcting it is worth recording: --get-input-with-addresses does not change the ELF, which comes out the same size either way. It emits a side file, input_with_addresses.mlir, and that file is what the trace parser reads. Asserting on ELF size passed for the wrong reason before the switch and failed for the right one after; the test now looks for the file. Verified on a Strix npu2: the eighty fusion tests pass on the new path, no FullElfArtifact is registered, elf_path points at the CompilableDesign output, and iron/tests is 665 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 35 ++++++++-- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 66 ++++++------------- 2 files changed, 49 insertions(+), 52 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 2182578591..711cf84ca9 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -137,16 +137,40 @@ def resolve(self, device): return self def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): + # The fused MLIR and the kernel objects are registered as targets in + # their own right. They used to be reached only as dependencies of a + # FullElfArtifact, which meant the artifact that produced the ELF was + # also the reason its own inputs existed -- so the ELF step could not + # move without them losing their trigger. mlir_artifact = self.build_fused_mlir(seq) kernel_objects = self._collect_kernel_artifacts(seq) - full_elf_artifact = comp.FullElfArtifact( - f"{seq.name}{_trace_tag(seq)}.elf", - mlir_input=mlir_artifact, - dependencies=[mlir_artifact] + kernel_objects, + seq.add_artifacts([mlir_artifact] + kernel_objects) + seq._fused_mlir = mlir_artifact + + def link_elf(self, seq): + """Link the fused ELF once its MLIR and kernel objects are built. + + Done here rather than as a compilation rule: this is the step that now + goes through CompilableDesign, which keys its cache on content, locks + across processes and validates depfiles -- none of which the artifact + graph does. + """ + from .jit_compile import compile_fused_elf + + if getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) is not None: + return seq.elf_path + mlir = Path(seq._fused_mlir.filename).read_text() + objects = [ + a.filename for a in seq.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") + ] + seq.elf_path = compile_fused_elf( + mlir, + objects, + Path(seq.context.build_dir) / f"{seq.name}{_trace_tag(seq)}.elf", extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, trace_size=seq.trace_size, ) - seq.add_artifacts([full_elf_artifact]) + return seq.elf_path def build_fused_mlir(self, seq): """Build the fused MLIR source that inlines every operator into a single @@ -193,6 +217,7 @@ def _collect_kernel_artifacts(self, seq): return kernel_artifacts def make_callable(self, seq): + self.link_elf(seq) return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index afd10f635c..44f5cac0f1 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -80,33 +80,6 @@ def test_two_graphs_get_distinct_cache_keys(): assert one != two -def test_matches_the_artifact_rule_byte_count(tmp_path): - """The new path must build the same program as the rule it replaces. - - Not byte-identical: aiecc embeds its working directory, which differs. - Size is the available proxy, and it is a sharp one here -- compiling - without --expand-load-pdis and --get-scratchpad-parameters produced - 70,936 bytes against the rule's 99,768. A fused runlist needs the first to - switch PDIs between steps and the second for the host's parameter table, - so a silent divergence in these flags is a broken program, not a smaller - one. - """ - sequence = _captured("jitpath_parity") - from_rule = Path( - next( - a.filename - for a in sequence.artifacts.bfs() - if str(a.filename).endswith(".elf") - ) - ) - from_design = compile_sequence(sequence, tmp_path / "parity.elf") - assert from_rule.stat().st_size == from_design.stat().st_size, ( - f"artifact rule produced {from_rule.stat().st_size} bytes, " - f"CompilableDesign {from_design.stat().st_size}; the two paths are " - "not building the same program" - ) - - def _captured_traced(name, trace_size): add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) with capture() as graph: @@ -119,26 +92,6 @@ def _captured_traced(name, trace_size): return sequence -def test_traced_build_matches_the_artifact_rule(tmp_path): - """Tracing adds a flag, and forgetting it fails quietly. - - The rule adds --get-input-with-addresses when trace_size > 0, because the - trace parser reads the lowered module for the buffer layout and each - design's traced tiles. Without it the ELF still builds; there is simply - nothing to parse afterwards. - """ - sequence = _captured_traced("jitpath_traced", 8192) - from_rule = Path( - next( - a.filename - for a in sequence.artifacts.bfs() - if str(a.filename).endswith(".elf") - ) - ) - from_design = compile_sequence(sequence, tmp_path / "traced.elf") - assert from_rule.stat().st_size == from_design.stat().st_size - - def test_tracing_does_not_reuse_an_untraced_cache_entry(): """Same MLIR, different flags, so it must be a different cache key. @@ -152,3 +105,22 @@ def test_tracing_does_not_reuse_an_untraced_cache_entry(): "graph": _digest(text), "trace": 8192, } + + +def test_tracing_changes_the_elf(tmp_path): + """A traced build must differ from an untraced one. + + --get-input-with-addresses does not change the ELF -- both builds come out + at the same size. What it emits is a side file, input_with_addresses.mlir, + which is where the trace parser reads the buffer layout and each design's + traced tiles from. So the flag reaching aiecc has to be checked by that + file appearing, not by the ELF differing; asserting on size passes for the + wrong reason and then fails for the right one. + """ + traced = compile_sequence(_captured_traced("trace_on", 8192), tmp_path / "on.elf") + work_dir = traced.with_suffix(".prj") + produced = {p.name for p in work_dir.rglob("input_with_addresses.mlir")} + assert produced, ( + f"no input_with_addresses.mlir under {work_dir}; the trace parser has " + "nothing to read, so --get-input-with-addresses is not reaching aiecc" + ) From cb62952df11c031177cf9cdc6e9ce90c3727c42c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 21:03:50 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 031/215] compilation: delete FullElfArtifact and its rule Dead once FusedDispatch stopped registering the artifact: nothing constructs one, so AieccFullElfCompilationRule can never match. 57 lines of the artifact graph, and the first of it to actually go rather than be routed around. full_elf_path() loses its fallback with them. It now fails with what is actually wrong -- link_elf() has not run -- instead of reporting that no FullElfArtifact is registered, which would have been true of every sequence and told the reader nothing. iron/tests: 665 passed, the eighty fusion tests among them. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/__init__.py | 2 - iron/common/compilation/base.py | 61 ----------------------------- iron/common/context.py | 1 - iron/common/sequence.py | 25 +++++------- 4 files changed, 10 insertions(+), 79 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py index c1fb11855d..9446d867bd 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py @@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ CompilationArtifact, SourceArtifact, MLIRArtifact, - FullElfArtifact, XclbinArtifact, InstsBinArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, @@ -25,7 +24,6 @@ DownloadCompilationRule, GenerateMLIRFromPythonCompilationRule, AieccCompilationRule, - AieccFullElfCompilationRule, AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule, KernelCompilationRule, ArchiveCompilationRule, diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 3d59d7820a..a39c20bea2 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -372,23 +372,6 @@ def mlir_input(self): return result -class FullElfArtifact(_MLIRInputMixin, CompilationArtifact): - def __init__( - self, - filename: str, - mlir_input: CompilationArtifact, - dependencies: list[CompilationArtifact], - extra_flags: list[str] | None = None, - trace_size: int = 0, - ) -> None: - if mlir_input not in dependencies: - dependencies = dependencies + [mlir_input] - super().__init__(filename, dependencies) - self.extra_flags = extra_flags if extra_flags is not None else [] - # Bytes of trace buffer per runlist step, 0 for an untraced build. - self.trace_size = trace_size - - class XclbinArtifact(_MLIRInputMixin, CompilationArtifact): def __init__( self, @@ -683,50 +666,6 @@ def __init__(self, use_chess=False, *args, **kwargs): super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) -class AieccFullElfCompilationRule(AieccCompilationRule): - def matches(self, graph): - return any(graph.get_worklist(FullElfArtifact)) - - def compile(self, graph): - worklist = graph.get_worklist(FullElfArtifact) - commands = [] - - for artifact in worklist: - mlir_source = artifact.mlir_input - work_dir = _aiecc_work_dir(mlir_source.filename) - options = [ - f"-j{os.environ.get('AIECC_JOBS', _AIECC_DEFAULT_JOBS)}", - "--expand-load-pdis", - "--get-scratchpad-parameters", - ] + artifact.extra_flags - if artifact.trace_size: - # The trace parser reads the lowered module for the buffer layout - # and each design's traced tiles and events. - options.append("--get-input-with-addresses") - - def _compile( - artifact=artifact, - mlir_source=mlir_source, - work_dir=work_dir, - options=options, - ): - work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - _link_build_outputs_into(work_dir, Path(mlir_source.filename).parent) - compile_mlir_module( - Path(mlir_source.filename).read_text(), - full_elf_path=os.path.abspath(artifact.filename), - work_dir=str(work_dir), - options=options, - use_chess=self.use_chess, - verbose=True, - ) - - commands.append(PythonCallbackCompilationCommand(_compile)) - artifact.available = True - - return commands - - class AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule(AieccCompilationRule): def matches(self, graph): return any(graph.get_worklist((XclbinArtifact, InstsBinArtifact))) diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py index 9c98ff0ffc..e71f626e0f 100644 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ b/iron/common/context.py @@ -70,5 +70,4 @@ def compilation_rules(self): comp.KernelCompilationRule(peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=use_chess), comp.ArchiveCompilationRule(peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir), comp.AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule(use_chess=use_chess), - comp.AieccFullElfCompilationRule(use_chess=use_chess), ] diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 711cf84ca9..10f72c17b2 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -60,22 +60,17 @@ def _require_xrt() -> None: def full_elf_path(seq): """Where a fused sequence's ELF is, however it got built. - The callable used to assert ``artifacts[0]`` was a FullElfArtifact and read - its filename, which tied dispatch to the artifact graph having produced it. - A sequence compiled through CompilableDesign has the same ELF and no such - artifact, so ask for the path instead of the artifact: an explicit - ``elf_path`` if one was set, else the artifact that carries it. + Set by FusedDispatch.link_elf() when it compiles one. Nothing else + produces a full ELF now that the artifact rule is gone. """ - explicit = getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) - if explicit is not None: - return explicit - for artifact in seq.artifacts: - if isinstance(artifact, comp.FullElfArtifact): - return artifact.filename - raise RuntimeError( - f"{seq.name!r} has no full ELF: nothing set elf_path and no " - "FullElfArtifact is registered" - ) + elf_path = getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) + if elf_path is None: + raise RuntimeError( + f"{seq.name!r} has no full ELF: link_elf() has not run. " + "get_callable() triggers it; calling the dispatch policy directly " + "does not." + ) + return elf_path class SequenceDispatch: From f12dade208756c05ac6b2f6d1366a390b4ba1d0a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 21:14:45 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 032/215] jit_compile: stage inside the generator, and add the xclbin path Two things, both found by the xclbin path failing to link. Staging has to happen inside the generator. A cache miss runs _cleanup_failed_compilation on the work directory before compiling, so objects put there beforehand are wiped. The generator runs after that clear and before aiecc, which is the only window where they survive. The fused path worked by luck of ordering; the xclbin path did not, and its work directory was empty at link time. compile_xclbin_insts is the separate-dispatch counterpart. Chaining looked like it needed something CompilableDesign lacks -- each operator's xclbin links onto the previous one's via --xclbin-input -- but that and the kernel name are both aiecc flags, which it already forwards. No local subclass is needed. The predecessor goes into the cache key: two operators with identical MLIR chained onto different xclbins are different artifacts. It produces a 25,081-byte xclbin and a 3,248-byte insts stream for a standalone ElementwiseAdd. Worth recording why this looked broken first. The initial probe reused an operator whose .mlir had been written by a fused build, which mutates generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] without changing the artifact's filename. IRON's filename+mtime cache handed back the prefixed MLIR, so a standalone operator asked for op0_add.o and failed to link. That is a real defect in the artifact graph, not just a bad probe: a fused build poisons the standalone cache entry for the same operator, and content addressing makes it unrepresentable. iron/tests: 665 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 68 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---- 1 file changed, 62 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index c7c6fe0716..1f184b208a 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -42,14 +42,26 @@ def _digest(text: str) -> str: return hashlib.sha256(text.encode()).hexdigest()[:24] -def _generator_for(mlir_text: str): +def _generator_for(mlir_text: str, work_dir=None, object_files=()): """Wrap MLIR text as a generator CompilableDesign will accept. - ``graph`` is never read. It exists so the digest has somewhere to live in - ``compile_kwargs``, which is what the cache key actually hashes. + ``graph`` and ``trace`` are never read. They exist so the digest and the + trace size have somewhere to live in ``compile_kwargs``, which is what the + cache key actually hashes. + + Staging happens here rather than before ``compile()``, because a cache miss + calls ``_cleanup_failed_compilation`` on the work directory first and wipes + anything already put there. The generator runs after that and before aiecc, + which is the only window where staged objects survive. """ - def generate(graph: CompileTime[str], trace: CompileTime[int] = 0): + def generate( + graph: CompileTime[str], + trace: CompileTime[int] = 0, + chain: CompileTime[str] = "", + ): + if work_dir is not None: + stage_objects(Path(work_dir), object_files) # Parsed here so it lands in the mlir_mod_ctx CompilableDesign opens. return Module.parse(mlir_text) @@ -92,10 +104,11 @@ def compile_fused_elf( """ elf_path = Path(elf_path) object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] - stage_objects(elf_path.with_suffix(".prj"), object_files) + work_dir = elf_path.parent / f"{elf_path.stem}.prj" + stage_objects(work_dir, object_files) design = CompilableDesign( - _generator_for(mlir_text), + _generator_for(mlir_text, work_dir, object_files), full_elf=True, object_files=object_files, aiecc_flags=list(FUSED_ELF_FLAGS) @@ -125,3 +138,46 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: extra_flags=getattr(seq, "extra_flags", ()) or (), trace_size=getattr(seq, "trace_size", 0) or 0, ) + + +def compile_xclbin_insts( + mlir_text: str, + object_files, + xclbin_path, + insts_path, + kernel_name: str, + xclbin_input=None, + extra_flags=(), +): + """Compile one operator's MLIR to an xclbin and its instruction stream. + + The separate-dispatch counterpart to :func:`compile_fused_elf`. Chaining + looks like it needs more than CompilableDesign offers -- each operator's + xclbin links onto the previous one's via ``--xclbin-input`` so a sequence + lands in one loadable image -- but that and the kernel name are both aiecc + flags, which it already forwards. No local subclass is needed. + """ + xclbin_path, insts_path = Path(xclbin_path), Path(insts_path) + object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] + work_dir = xclbin_path.parent / f"{xclbin_path.stem}.prj" + stage_objects(work_dir, object_files) + + flags = [f"--xclbin-kernel-name={kernel_name}"] + if xclbin_input is not None: + flags.append(f"--xclbin-input={Path(xclbin_input).resolve()}") + flags += list(extra_flags) + + design = CompilableDesign( + _generator_for(mlir_text, work_dir, object_files), + object_files=object_files, + aiecc_flags=flags, + # The predecessor is part of what this image is: two operators with + # identical MLIR chained onto different xclbins are different artifacts. + compile_kwargs={ + "graph": _digest(mlir_text), + "trace": 0, + "chain": str(xclbin_input or ""), + }, + ) + design.compile(xclbin_path=xclbin_path, inst_path=insts_path) + return xclbin_path, insts_path From 7335940ce33d811fab47bb252007340d2fe73b24 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 21:23:57 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 033/215] sequence: give fused MLIR its own filename build_fused_mlir mutates each operator's MLIR generator to add a func_prefix without changing the artifact's filename. Those artifacts are dependencies of the SequenceMLIRArtifact, so they are compiled to disk -- writing symbol- prefixed MLIR to the exact path a standalone build of the same operator reads. The cache keys on filename and mtime, so a later standalone build trusts it and asks the linker for op0_add.o, which no standalone build produces. The failure lands a long way from the cause: an undefined symbol at link time, in a build that did nothing wrong, in a different process or session from the fused build that poisoned the slot. Reproduced deliberately -- fused build in one process, standalone in another, same operator config -- after an initial attempt failed to show it. That attempt used a size the fused build never touched, so the standalone read a file no fused build had written. Worth recording: I had already asserted this defect in a commit message off a single contaminated observation, then retracted it when the bad probe came back clean. Both the claim and the retraction were made on evidence that could not support them. The prefix changes what the MLIR is, so it now changes where it is written. iron/tests: 670 passed, with the new case failing before the fix and passing after. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 9 ++ .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 83 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 92 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 10f72c17b2..d31e18b98e 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -183,6 +183,15 @@ def build_fused_mlir(self, seq): mlir_artifact = op.get_mlir_artifact() if len(op.get_kernel_artifacts()) > 0: mlir_artifact.generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" + # The prefix changes what this MLIR *is*, so it has to change + # where it is written. These artifacts are dependencies of the + # SequenceMLIRArtifact and so get compiled to disk; sharing a + # filename with the standalone build left prefixed MLIR in its + # cache slot, and a later standalone build trusted it and asked + # the linker for op0_add.o. The failure surfaced as an + # undefined symbol in a build that had done nothing wrong. + name = Path(mlir_artifact.filename) + mlir_artifact.filename = str(name.with_name(f"op{idx}_{name.name}")) op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" design_names.append(op_name) operator_mlir_map[op_name] = mlir_artifact diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..c77d32a657 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A fused build must not leave its MLIR in the standalone operator's slot. + +``FusedDispatch.build_fused_mlir`` takes each operator's MLIR artifact and +mutates its generator:: + + mlir_artifact.generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" + +without changing the artifact's filename. Those artifacts are dependencies of +the SequenceMLIRArtifact, so they are compiled to disk -- writing symbol- +prefixed MLIR to the path a standalone build of the same operator reads. The +cache keys on filename and mtime, so the standalone build then trusts it and +asks the linker for ``op0_add.o``, which a standalone build never produces. + +The failure is far from its cause: it surfaces as an undefined symbol at link +time, in a build that did nothing wrong, possibly in a different process or +session from the fused build that poisoned it. + +Needs a device: both builds run for real, because the whole point is what +lands on disk. +""" + +import re +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.device import from_name + +from iron.common.capture import capture +from iron.common.context import AIEContext +from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd + +SIZE = 1024 +TILE = 128 + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def device(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name("npu2", n_cols=8)) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _operator(): + return ElementwiseAdd(size=SIZE, tile_size=TILE, context=AIEContext()) + + +def _linked_objects(operator): + """What the operator's own MLIR tells the linker to bring in.""" + operator.compile() + mlir = next( + a.filename + for a in operator.artifacts.bfs() + if str(a.filename).endswith(".mlir") + ) + return sorted(set(re.findall(r'link_with\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', Path(mlir).read_text()))) + + +def test_fused_build_does_not_poison_the_standalone_mlir(): + """Build fused, then standalone, and check the standalone is unprefixed. + + Order matters: the standalone build has to come second, since it is the + one reading what the fused build left behind. Doing it the other way round + passes whatever happens. + """ + with capture() as graph: + x = graph.input("x") + w = graph.input("w") + graph(_operator(), x, w) + graph.build("poisoning_probe", dispatch="fused").compile() + + linked = _linked_objects(_operator()) + assert not any(name.startswith("op") for name in linked), ( + f"standalone build links {linked}; a fused build left its symbol-" + "prefixed MLIR in the standalone operator's cache slot, and nothing " + "about the filename distinguishes the two" + ) From 10503a68c278abe327187d5068c4d9bf6f4ca9ab Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 22:02:45 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 034/215] compilation: key PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact on a recipe hash The DAG's staleness check only compared filename and mtime, so a fused build mutating a shared operator's generator.kwargs (func_prefix) in place -- without touching the artifact's path -- left a standalone build trusting a stale, differently-prefixed file with a newer mtime than its source. 7335940 patched that one instance by also renaming the fused artifact's filename by hand. PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact now stamps a recipe hash (generator code identity + kwargs, via upstream's _compute_recipe_hash) alongside its MLIR on generation, and is_available_in_filesystem() checks it. That makes the whole class of collision unrepresentable instead of relying on every mutation site remembering to rename around it, so the manual rename in FusedDispatch.build_fused_mlir is now redundant and removed -- the on-hardware regression test still passes without it. device kwargs go through _device_identity_key rather than str(device): the default object repr embeds a memory address, which would invalidate on every fresh from_name() call even when the device hasn't changed. iron/tests: 700 passed, 3 skipped (up from 670 baseline; the increase is the new recipe-hash unit tests). Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 38 ++++++++ iron/common/sequence.py | 17 ++-- .../infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py | 14 +++ .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 12 ++- iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py | 92 +++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 161 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index a39c20bea2..6d87b88371 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -51,6 +51,7 @@ import sys from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir +from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _compute_recipe_hash, _device_identity_key from aie.utils.compile.utils import compile_cxx_core_function, compile_mlir_module # Global Functions @@ -434,6 +435,40 @@ def __init__( self.generator = generator super().__init__(filename, dependencies=[SourceArtifact(generator.source_file)]) + def recipe_hash(self) -> str: + """Content identity of the MLIR this artifact's generator would produce right now. + + Independent of ``filename`` and mtime, on purpose: a fused build + mutates a shared operator's ``generator.kwargs`` (``func_prefix``) in + place without touching the artifact's path, so a standalone build + reusing that path sees a newer mtime and nothing to say the content + underneath it changed. Keying availability on this hash instead makes + that whole class of collision detectable regardless of what changed -- + not just the one kwarg a past fix happened to rename around. + + ``dev`` goes through ``_device_identity_key`` rather than + ``str(device)``: the raw object's default ``repr`` embeds its memory + address, which would invalidate on every fresh ``from_name()`` call + even when the device itself hasn't changed. + """ + fn, args, kwargs = self.generator.resolve() + if args: + raise NotImplementedError( + "recipe_hash does not support positional generator args " + f"(got {args!r} for {getattr(fn, '__qualname__', fn)}); " + "route them through kwargs/bind_from instead" + ) + kwargs = dict(kwargs) + if "dev" in kwargs: + kwargs["dev"] = _device_identity_key(kwargs["dev"]) + return _compute_recipe_hash(fn, kwargs, aiecc_flags=(), compile_flags=()) + + def is_available_in_filesystem(self) -> bool: + if not super().is_available_in_filesystem(): + return False + stamp = Path(f"{self.filename}.recipe_hash") + return stamp.exists() and stamp.read_text() == self.recipe_hash() + def _sha256_of(path: Path) -> str: with open(path, "rb") as f: @@ -589,6 +624,9 @@ def generate_mlir(output_artifact, generator): mlir_code = generator() with open(output_artifact.filename, "w") as f: f.write(mlir_code) + Path(f"{output_artifact.filename}.recipe_hash").write_text( + output_artifact.recipe_hash() + ) def _aiecc_work_dir(mlir_filename: str) -> Path: diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index d31e18b98e..08cb6457a0 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -182,16 +182,15 @@ def build_fused_mlir(self, seq): for idx, op in enumerate(designs): mlir_artifact = op.get_mlir_artifact() if len(op.get_kernel_artifacts()) > 0: + # This mutates what the artifact's generator produces without + # touching its path. That used to require also renaming the + # artifact's filename by hand, since a shared path let a + # standalone build trust a stale, prefixed file with a newer + # mtime than its source and ask the linker for op0_add.o. + # PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact now keys its own availability on + # a recipe hash of the generator's current kwargs, so that + # collision is caught regardless of filename. mlir_artifact.generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" - # The prefix changes what this MLIR *is*, so it has to change - # where it is written. These artifacts are dependencies of the - # SequenceMLIRArtifact and so get compiled to disk; sharing a - # filename with the standalone build left prefixed MLIR in its - # cache slot, and a later standalone build trusted it and asked - # the linker for op0_add.o. The failure surfaced as an - # undefined symbol in a build that had done nothing wrong. - name = Path(mlir_artifact.filename) - mlir_artifact.filename = str(name.with_name(f"op{idx}_{name.name}")) op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" design_names.append(op_name) operator_mlir_map[op_name] = mlir_artifact diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b03ef4b238 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A stand-in design callback for mlir_recipe_hash.py. + +Needs to be a real function in a real file: DesignGenerator.source_file falls +back to inspect.getfile(fn), and a function defined inline in a test has +nothing meaningful to report there. It is never called -- the tests only hash +its identity and kwargs -- so its body is unreachable. +""" + + +def design(size, func_prefix="", dev=None): + raise NotImplementedError("never called; only its identity is hashed") diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index c77d32a657..8a5ddf4c87 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -11,9 +11,15 @@ without changing the artifact's filename. Those artifacts are dependencies of the SequenceMLIRArtifact, so they are compiled to disk -- writing symbol- -prefixed MLIR to the path a standalone build of the same operator reads. The -cache keys on filename and mtime, so the standalone build then trusts it and -asks the linker for ``op0_add.o``, which a standalone build never produces. +prefixed MLIR to the path a standalone build of the same operator reads. + +This used to poison the standalone build: the cache keyed only on filename and +mtime, so it trusted the prefixed file and asked the linker for ``op0_add.o``, +which a standalone build never produces. ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` now +keys its own availability on a recipe hash of the generator's current kwargs +(see ``mlir_recipe_hash.py`` for the device-free unit tests of that +mechanism), so the standalone build detects the mismatch and regenerates +unprefixed MLIR in place, regardless of what filename either build used. The failure is far from its cause: it surfaces as an undefined symbol at link time, in a build that did nothing wrong, possibly in a different process or diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..500c1ad05c --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` keys its own cache validity on a recipe hash. + +The DAG's own staleness check (``CompilationArtifact.is_available_in_filesystem``) +only compares mtimes: a file exists, is newer than its source, done. That is +blind to a generator whose *kwargs* changed underneath an unchanged filename -- +exactly what ``FusedDispatch`` does when it sets ``func_prefix`` on a shared +operator's MLIR generator (see ``mlir_cache_poisoning.py`` for the on-hardware +regression this used to cause). These tests pin the general mechanism that +closes it, directly and without a device: a mismatched recipe hash makes the +artifact unavailable no matter how fresh its mtime is. + +Device-free; nothing here compiles or touches the MLIR bindings. +""" + +from pathlib import Path + +from iron.common.compilation import DesignGenerator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact + +# A real module on disk, not a `-c` snippet: DesignGenerator.source_file falls +# back to inspect.getfile(fn), which has nothing to report for code that was +# never in a file. +import iron.tests.infrastructure._recipe_hash_fixture as _fixture + + +def _artifact(tmp_path, **kwargs): + gen = DesignGenerator(fn=_fixture.design, kwargs=kwargs) + return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact(str(tmp_path / "op.mlir"), gen) + + +def _stamp(artifact): + """Write the .mlir file and its recipe-hash sidecar, as the compile rule does.""" + Path(artifact.filename).write_text("module {}") + Path(f"{artifact.filename}.recipe_hash").write_text(artifact.recipe_hash()) + + +def test_same_kwargs_gives_the_same_hash(tmp_path): + a = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) + b = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) + assert a.recipe_hash() == b.recipe_hash() + + +def test_func_prefix_changes_the_hash(tmp_path): + """The kwarg FusedDispatch actually mutates.""" + unprefixed = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) + prefixed = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024, func_prefix="op0_") + assert unprefixed.recipe_hash() != prefixed.recipe_hash() + + +def test_stamped_artifact_with_unchanged_kwargs_is_available(tmp_path): + artifact = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) + _stamp(artifact) + assert artifact.is_available_in_filesystem() + + +def test_mutating_kwargs_after_stamping_makes_it_unavailable(tmp_path): + """The exact shape of the fused-build bug: mutate generator.kwargs in + place, on the same artifact, without touching the file or its mtime.""" + artifact = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) + _stamp(artifact) + assert artifact.is_available_in_filesystem() + + artifact.generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = "op0_" + assert not artifact.is_available_in_filesystem(), ( + "mtime alone said this was fine; the recipe hash has to catch what " + "mtime cannot see" + ) + + +def test_missing_stamp_is_not_available(tmp_path): + """A file written before this mechanism existed has no sidecar at all -- + treat that as unknown, not as trivially valid.""" + artifact = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) + Path(artifact.filename).write_text("module {}") + assert not artifact.is_available_in_filesystem() + + +def test_device_kwarg_is_hashed_by_identity_not_by_object_repr(tmp_path): + """A fresh device object of the same arch must not look like a different + recipe -- default object repr embeds a memory address, which changes on + every construction even when nothing about the device did.""" + + class _FakeDevice: + arch = "npu2" + cols = 8 + rows = 6 + + a = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024, dev=_FakeDevice()) + b = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024, dev=_FakeDevice()) + assert a.recipe_hash() == b.recipe_hash() From 0d411efc3ad7d3867e537b0a29d7947bb7531c5a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 22:02:58 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 035/215] SeparateDispatch: build xclbin/insts through CompilableDesign Mirrors what FusedDispatch already does for the full ELF: kernel objects still go through the artifact graph (Peano/chess compile isn't on CompilableDesign yet), but the per-operator xclbin+insts chain is now built by jit_compile.compile_xclbin_insts() at make_callable() time instead of XclbinArtifact/InstsBinArtifact/AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule. CompareDispatch inherits set_up_artifacts from SeparateDispatch and needed the same link_xclbins() call added to its make_callable(). iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py: 80 passed, including "separate" and "compare" dispatch and their bit-identical parity check against "fused" -- run on hardware, not mocked. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 84 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------------- 1 file changed, 57 insertions(+), 27 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 08cb6457a0..88d0cb8d5e 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -227,51 +227,80 @@ def make_callable(self, seq): class SeparateDispatch(SequenceDispatch): """Chained-xclbin dispatch: one xclbin+insts per unique operator, linked via ``--xclbin-input`` and invoked sequentially. Owns the compiled - per-operator xclbin/insts maps consumed by the runtime callable. + per-operator xclbin/insts path maps consumed by the runtime callable. """ name = "separate" def __init__(self): - self.combined_xclbin = None - self.op_xclbin_map = {} # id(op) -> xclbin artifact - self.op_insts_map = {} # id(op) -> insts artifact + self.combined_xclbin_path = None + self.op_xclbin_path_map = {} # id(op) -> xclbin path + self.op_insts_path_map = {} # id(op) -> insts path self.op_kernel_name_map = {} # id(op) -> kernel_name + self._kernel_artifacts = {} # id(op) -> [KernelObjectArtifact, ...] def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): + # Kernel objects still go through the artifact-graph rules (Peano/chess + # compile isn't on CompilableDesign yet); the xclbin/insts themselves + # are built later, in link_xclbins(), through jit_compile instead of + # AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule. Each op's own artifacts are kept (not + # a fresh call per use) because move_artifacts() resolves their + # relative filenames into real build_dir paths in place, and + # link_xclbins() needs those resolved paths. + self._kernel_artifacts = { + id(op): op.get_kernel_artifacts() for op in seq.unique_operators() + } + for kernel_artifacts in self._kernel_artifacts.values(): + seq.add_artifacts(kernel_artifacts) + + def link_xclbins(self, seq): + """Compile the chained xclbin+insts pair per unique operator. + + Mirrors ``FusedDispatch.link_elf``: called from ``make_callable`` once + the artifact graph has resolved kernel-object paths and compiled them, + so this only has to generate MLIR and hand it to CompilableDesign + through :func:`jit_compile.compile_xclbin_insts`. + """ + if self.combined_xclbin_path is not None: + return + from .jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts + # Short hash keeps kernel names under xclbinutil's 64-char "name:name" limit. name_hash = hashlib.sha1(seq.name.encode()).hexdigest()[:6] + build_dir = Path(seq.context.build_dir) - artifacts = [] - prev_xclbin = None + prev_xclbin_path = None for idx, op in enumerate(seq.unique_operators()): op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" - - xclbin, insts = op.get_artifacts(prefix=f"{op_label}_") - # Copy so we don't mutate the (possibly aliased) shared flags list. - xclbin.extra_flags = list(xclbin.extra_flags) + [ - f"--xclbin-instance-name={op_label}", - f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", + mlir_text = str(op.get_mlir_artifact().generator()) + object_files = [ + Path(a.filename) for a in self._kernel_artifacts[id(op)] ] - xclbin.kernel_name = op_label - if prev_xclbin is not None: - xclbin.xclbin_input = prev_xclbin - xclbin.dependencies.add(prev_xclbin) + xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( + mlir_text, + object_files, + build_dir / f"{op_label}.xclbin", + build_dir / f"{op_label}.bin", + kernel_name=op_label, + xclbin_input=prev_xclbin_path, + extra_flags=[ + f"--xclbin-instance-name={op_label}", + f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", + ], + ) - artifacts.append(insts) - self.op_xclbin_map[id(op)] = xclbin - self.op_insts_map[id(op)] = insts + self.op_xclbin_path_map[id(op)] = xclbin_path + self.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] = insts_path self.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] = op_label - prev_xclbin = xclbin + prev_xclbin_path = xclbin_path # The last xclbin in the chain carries all the linked instances. - artifacts.append(prev_xclbin) - self.combined_xclbin = prev_xclbin - seq.add_artifacts(artifacts) + self.combined_xclbin_path = prev_xclbin_path def make_callable(self, seq): + self.link_xclbins(seq) return SequenceXclbinCallable(seq, self) @@ -296,6 +325,7 @@ def __init__(self, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2, raise_on_mismatch=True): self.raise_on_mismatch = raise_on_mismatch def make_callable(self, seq): + self.link_xclbins(seq) return SequenceCompareCallable(seq, self) @@ -883,13 +913,13 @@ def _make_buffer(self, n_elements): def _allocate_buffers(self): super()._allocate_buffers() dispatch = self._dispatch - combined_xclbin_path = dispatch.combined_xclbin.filename + combined_xclbin_path = dispatch.combined_xclbin_path self._op_callable_map = {} # id(op) -> NPUKernel - for op_id, xclbin in dispatch.op_xclbin_map.items(): + for op_id, xclbin_path in dispatch.op_xclbin_path_map.items(): self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=combined_xclbin_path, + xclbin_path=str(combined_xclbin_path), kernel_name=dispatch.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], - insts_path=dispatch.op_insts_map[op_id].filename, + insts_path=str(dispatch.op_insts_path_map[op_id]), ) self._execution_plan = [ ( From 261aafcc702e8f0de70db39d33ff9d6c6f23418d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 22:10:51 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 036/215] compilation: delete dead xclbin_input chaining SeparateDispatch was the only caller that ever set xclbin_input on an XclbinArtifact, and it now chains through jit_compile.compile_xclbin_insts()'s own plain-path parameter instead (see the prior commit). Nothing else constructs an XclbinArtifact with it, so the field and the --xclbin-input branch in AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule were dead. iron/tests/infrastructure/{sequence,jit_compile_path,compilable_design_contract}.py: 180 passed. iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py (the standalone XclbinArtifact caller): 185 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 7 ------- 1 file changed, 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 6d87b88371..b28822bf94 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -381,14 +381,12 @@ def __init__( dependencies: list[CompilationArtifact], kernel_name: str = "MLIR_AIE", extra_flags: list[str] | None = None, - xclbin_input: XclbinArtifact | None = None, ) -> None: if mlir_input not in dependencies: dependencies = dependencies + [mlir_input] super().__init__(filename, dependencies) self.kernel_name = kernel_name self.extra_flags = extra_flags if extra_flags is not None else [] - self.xclbin_input = xclbin_input class InstsBinArtifact(_MLIRInputMixin, CompilationArtifact): @@ -738,11 +736,6 @@ def compile(self, graph): options += first_xclbin.extra_flags + [ f"--xclbin-kernel-name={first_xclbin.kernel_name}", ] - if first_xclbin.xclbin_input is not None: - options.append( - "--xclbin-input=" - + os.path.abspath(first_xclbin.xclbin_input.filename) - ) if do_compile_insts_bin: first_insts_bin = mlir_sources_to_insts[mlir_source][ 0 From 02f78d83c85cb1ac7191254695ecb60e4c6deb35 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 22:50:05 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 037/215] compilation: turn fuse_mlir() into a plain generator function SequenceMLIRArtifact + FusePythonGeneratedMLIRCompilationRule wrote the fused MLIR to disk purely as DAG bookkeeping -- fuse_mlir() never read that file back; it always called each operator's generator in-memory via get_child_mlir_module(). Removing the artifact+rule pair and making fuse_mlir() a plain function that returns text means a fused build no longer writes any per-operator .mlir file to disk at all, which makes the cache-poisoning bug class from the previous commits structurally impossible here rather than just detected. compile_sequence() (jit_compile.py) used to locate the fused MLIR by scanning the artifact graph for a "_fused.mlir"-suffixed filename; it now calls FusedDispatch.build_fused_mlir() directly, since there's no artifact left to scan for. iron/tests: 700 passed, 3 skipped (unchanged baseline). iron/operators + iron/applications: 3165 passed, 5 failed (the one known-unrelated mem_copy 16-core hardware timeout), 21 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/__init__.py | 3 +- iron/common/compilation/sequence.py | 120 ++++++------------ iron/common/context.py | 1 - iron/common/jit_compile.py | 15 ++- iron/common/sequence.py | 53 +++----- .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 40 +++--- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 13 +- 7 files changed, 91 insertions(+), 154 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py index 9446d867bd..c552fed9a0 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py @@ -29,7 +29,6 @@ ArchiveCompilationRule, ) from .sequence import ( - SequenceMLIRArtifact, - FusePythonGeneratedMLIRCompilationRule, + fuse_mlir, trace_buffer_size, ) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py index c8d46cfbeb..94c306ee93 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py @@ -8,9 +8,6 @@ from __future__ import annotations import numpy as np -import importlib.util -from functools import partial -from pathlib import Path from aie import ir from aie.dialects import aie, aiex, memref from aie.extras.context import mlir_mod_ctx @@ -19,14 +16,7 @@ from typing import Any -from . import ( - CompilationArtifactGraph, - CompilationRule, - CompilationCommand, - PythonCallbackCompilationCommand, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - MLIRArtifact, -) +from . import DesignGenerator RESET_DEVICE = "reset_device" @@ -46,28 +36,6 @@ def trace_buffer_size(mlir_text: str) -> int: return max((s["offset"] + s["size"] for s in slices), default=0) -class SequenceMLIRArtifact(MLIRArtifact): - def __init__( - self, - filename: str, - operator_mlir_map: dict[str, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact], - runlist: list[tuple[str, ...]], - subbuffer_layout: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]], - buffer_sizes: tuple[int, int, int], - slice_info: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]] | None = None, - trace_size: int = 0, - ) -> None: - dependencies = list(operator_mlir_map.values()) - super().__init__(filename, dependencies) - self.operator_mlir_map = operator_mlir_map - self.runlist = runlist - self.subbuffer_layout = subbuffer_layout - self.buffer_sizes = buffer_sizes - self.slice_info = slice_info or {} - # Bytes of trace buffer per runlist step, 0 for an untraced build. - self.trace_size = trace_size - - # Helper Functions # ########################################################################## @@ -88,21 +56,15 @@ def extract_runtime_sequence_arg_types(dev_op: Any) -> list[Any]: raise RuntimeError("Could not find runtime sequence in device operation") -def get_child_mlir_module(mlir_artifact: PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact) -> Any: - """Extract MLIR module from a PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact. +def get_child_mlir_module(generator: DesignGenerator) -> Any: + """Call a per-operator MLIR generator and return its raw Module. - Uses the artifact's DesignGenerator to dynamically import the design - module and call the callback, returning the raw (non-stringified) MLIR - module object for further inspection by the fusion pass. + Shares DesignGenerator.resolve() rather than repeating the import and + call: this path needs the module object instead of its string form + (DesignGenerator.__call__ stringifies), and when the two were separate a + change to argument assembly reached only one. """ - if not isinstance(mlir_artifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact): - raise TypeError( - f"Expected PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, got {type(mlir_artifact).__name__}" - ) - # Share DesignGenerator.resolve() rather than repeating the import and - # call: this path needs the module object instead of its string form, and - # when the two were separate a change to argument assembly reached only one. - callback_function, args, kwargs = mlir_artifact.generator.resolve() + callback_function, args, kwargs = generator.resolve() return callback_function(*args, **kwargs) @@ -126,13 +88,27 @@ def needs_additional_reset(runlist: list[Any]) -> bool: return points % 2 == 1 -def fuse_mlir(artifact: SequenceMLIRArtifact) -> None: - """Fuse multiple MLIR modules by inlining their device operations and adding a new main device and runtime sequence that call into sequence of operations based on a runlist.""" - - input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, scratch_buffer_size = artifact.buffer_sizes +def fuse_mlir( + operator_generators: dict[str, DesignGenerator], + runlist: list[tuple[str, ...]], + subbuffer_layout: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]], + buffer_sizes: tuple[int, int, int], + slice_info: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]] | None = None, +) -> str: + """Fuse multiple MLIR modules into one, and return the result as text. + + Inlines each operator's device operations and adds a new main device and + runtime sequence that calls into them in ``runlist`` order. A plain + function rather than an artifact+rule: nothing here needs the artifact + graph's file-based caching, since the caller (``FusedDispatch.link_elf``) + hands the returned text straight to ``CompilableDesign``, which keys its + own cache on the text's content. + """ + slice_info = slice_info or {} + input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, scratch_buffer_size = buffer_sizes # Extract device operations and module-level parameter decls from each - # operator's MLIR artifact. Note: in the current MLIR-AIE pipeline, + # operator's MLIR generator. Note: in the current MLIR-AIE pipeline, # ``aiex.scratchpad_parameter`` ops are emitted at *module* scope (above the # ``aie.device``), because the scratchpad is a single hardware resource # shared across all PDIs in a runlist and the verifier on @@ -143,8 +119,8 @@ def fuse_mlir(artifact: SequenceMLIRArtifact) -> None: operator_param_decls: dict[str, dict[str, ir.Type]] = {} device_ty = None sequence_arg_types = {} - for op_name, mlir_artifact in artifact.operator_mlir_map.items(): - mlir_module = get_child_mlir_module(mlir_artifact) + for op_name, generator in operator_generators.items(): + mlir_module = get_child_mlir_module(generator) device_ops = [] params_here: dict[str, ir.Type] = {} for op in mlir_module.body.operations: @@ -207,7 +183,7 @@ def fuse_mlir(artifact: SequenceMLIRArtifact) -> None: dev_op.sym_name = ir.StringAttr.get(op_name) ctx.module.body.append(dev_op) - needs_reset = needs_additional_reset(artifact.runlist) + needs_reset = needs_additional_reset(runlist) if needs_reset: @aie.device(device_ty) @@ -242,7 +218,7 @@ def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf): # Execute operations in runlist order configure_op = None last_op_name = None - for op_name, *buffer_names in artifact.runlist: + for op_name, *buffer_names in runlist: expected_arg_types = sequence_arg_types[op_name] # Avoid reconfiguring altogether if the same op is called multiple times consecutively @@ -261,20 +237,18 @@ def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf): buffer_ssa_values = [] for idx, buf_name in enumerate(buffer_names): # Check if this is a sliced buffer - if buf_name in artifact.slice_info: - base_name, start, end = artifact.slice_info[buf_name] + if buf_name in slice_info: + base_name, start, end = slice_info[buf_name] # Get parent buffer info buf_type, parent_offset, parent_length = ( - artifact.subbuffer_layout[base_name] + subbuffer_layout[base_name] ) # Calculate actual offset and length for slice offset = parent_offset + start length = end - start else: # Regular buffer - buf_type, offset, length = artifact.subbuffer_layout[ - buf_name - ] + buf_type, offset, length = subbuffer_layout[buf_name] # Subview Op consolidated_buf = consolidated_buffers[buf_type] @@ -326,26 +300,4 @@ def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf): reset_op = aiex.ConfigureOp(ir.FlatSymbolRefAttr.get(RESET_DEVICE)) reset_op.body.blocks.append() - # Write the fused MLIR to file - with open(artifact.filename, "w") as f: - f.write(str(ctx.module)) - - -# Compilation Rules -# ########################################################################## - - -class FusePythonGeneratedMLIRCompilationRule(CompilationRule): - """Compilation rule that fuses multiple MLIR modules into one.""" - - def matches(self, graph: CompilationArtifactGraph) -> bool: - return any(graph.get_worklist(SequenceMLIRArtifact)) - - def compile(self, graph: CompilationArtifactGraph) -> list[CompilationCommand]: - commands: list[CompilationCommand] = [] - worklist = graph.get_worklist(SequenceMLIRArtifact) - for artifact in worklist: - callback = partial(fuse_mlir, artifact) - commands.append(PythonCallbackCompilationCommand(callback)) - artifact.available = True - return commands + return str(ctx.module) diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py index e71f626e0f..ee66859c42 100644 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ b/iron/common/context.py @@ -64,7 +64,6 @@ def compilation_rules(self): use_chess = self.compiler == "chess" return [ - comp.FusePythonGeneratedMLIRCompilationRule(), comp.GenerateMLIRFromPythonCompilationRule(), comp.DownloadCompilationRule(), comp.KernelCompilationRule(peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=use_chess), diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 1f184b208a..543a9dc717 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -124,15 +124,16 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: """Compile an already-set-up OperatorSequence's fused MLIR to an ELF. The sequence must have run ``compile()`` first, which is what produces the - fused MLIR and the kernel objects this consumes. + kernel objects this consumes; the fused MLIR itself is generated fresh + here (``FusedDispatch.build_fused_mlir`` is a plain function now, not an + on-disk artifact). """ - artifacts = list(seq.artifacts.bfs()) - mlir = next( - a.filename for a in artifacts if str(a.filename).endswith("_fused.mlir") - ) - objects = [a.filename for a in artifacts if str(a.filename).endswith(".o")] + objects = [ + a.filename for a in seq.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") + ] + mlir = seq._dispatch.build_fused_mlir(seq) return compile_fused_elf( - Path(mlir).read_text(), + mlir, objects, elf_path, extra_flags=getattr(seq, "extra_flags", ()) or (), diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 88d0cb8d5e..e0f9d636f0 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -132,15 +132,14 @@ def resolve(self, device): return self def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): - # The fused MLIR and the kernel objects are registered as targets in - # their own right. They used to be reached only as dependencies of a - # FullElfArtifact, which meant the artifact that produced the ELF was - # also the reason its own inputs existed -- so the ELF step could not - # move without them losing their trigger. - mlir_artifact = self.build_fused_mlir(seq) + # Kernel objects still go through the artifact-graph rules (Peano/chess + # compile isn't on CompilableDesign yet). The fused MLIR itself is no + # longer an artifact: build_fused_mlir() computes it fresh, in memory, + # when link_elf() needs it, and CompilableDesign keys its own cache on + # that text's content -- there is nothing left for the artifact graph + # to cache or trigger. kernel_objects = self._collect_kernel_artifacts(seq) - seq.add_artifacts([mlir_artifact] + kernel_objects) - seq._fused_mlir = mlir_artifact + seq.add_artifacts(kernel_objects) def link_elf(self, seq): """Link the fused ELF once its MLIR and kernel objects are built. @@ -154,7 +153,7 @@ def link_elf(self, seq): if getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) is not None: return seq.elf_path - mlir = Path(seq._fused_mlir.filename).read_text() + mlir = self.build_fused_mlir(seq) objects = [ a.filename for a in seq.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") ] @@ -167,45 +166,35 @@ def link_elf(self, seq): ) return seq.elf_path - def build_fused_mlir(self, seq): - """Build the fused MLIR source that inlines every operator into a single - module. + def build_fused_mlir(self, seq) -> str: + """Build the fused MLIR source that inlines every operator into a + single module, and return it as text. ``seq``'s buffer-layout attributes (``subbuffer_layout``, ``buffer_sizes``, ``slice_info``) must already be set. """ - operator_mlir_map = {} + operator_generators = {} comp_runlist = [] designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() design_names = [] for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - mlir_artifact = op.get_mlir_artifact() + generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator if len(op.get_kernel_artifacts()) > 0: - # This mutates what the artifact's generator produces without - # touching its path. That used to require also renaming the - # artifact's filename by hand, since a shared path let a - # standalone build trust a stale, prefixed file with a newer - # mtime than its source and ask the linker for op0_add.o. - # PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact now keys its own availability on - # a recipe hash of the generator's current kwargs, so that - # collision is caught regardless of filename. - mlir_artifact.generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" + generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" design_names.append(op_name) - operator_mlir_map[op_name] = mlir_artifact + operator_generators[op_name] = generator for op, *bufs in seq.runlist: comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) - return comp.SequenceMLIRArtifact( - f"{seq.name}{_trace_tag(seq)}_fused.mlir", - operator_mlir_map=operator_mlir_map, - runlist=comp_runlist, - subbuffer_layout=seq.subbuffer_layout, - buffer_sizes=seq.buffer_sizes, - slice_info=seq.slice_info, - trace_size=seq.trace_size, + return comp.fuse_mlir( + operator_generators, + comp_runlist, + seq.subbuffer_layout, + seq.buffer_sizes, + seq.slice_info, ) def _collect_kernel_artifacts(self, seq): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index 8a5ddf4c87..f6c2a60657 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -4,24 +4,28 @@ """A fused build must not leave its MLIR in the standalone operator's slot. -``FusedDispatch.build_fused_mlir`` takes each operator's MLIR artifact and -mutates its generator:: - - mlir_artifact.generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" - -without changing the artifact's filename. Those artifacts are dependencies of -the SequenceMLIRArtifact, so they are compiled to disk -- writing symbol- -prefixed MLIR to the path a standalone build of the same operator reads. - -This used to poison the standalone build: the cache keyed only on filename and -mtime, so it trusted the prefixed file and asked the linker for ``op0_add.o``, -which a standalone build never produces. ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` now -keys its own availability on a recipe hash of the generator's current kwargs -(see ``mlir_recipe_hash.py`` for the device-free unit tests of that -mechanism), so the standalone build detects the mismatch and regenerates -unprefixed MLIR in place, regardless of what filename either build used. - -The failure is far from its cause: it surfaces as an undefined symbol at link +``FusedDispatch.build_fused_mlir`` takes each operator's MLIR generator and +mutates it:: + + generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" + +This used to be a mutation of a ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` that was also +a dependency of ``SequenceMLIRArtifact``, so the artifact graph compiled it to +disk -- writing symbol-prefixed MLIR to the exact path a standalone build of +the same operator reads. The cache keyed only on filename and mtime, so a +later standalone build trusted the prefixed file and asked the linker for +``op0_add.o``, which a standalone build never produces. + +Two independent things closed this: ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` now keys +its own availability on a recipe hash of the generator's current kwargs (see +``mlir_recipe_hash.py`` for the device-free unit tests of that mechanism), and +separately, fused MLIR generation is no longer an artifact at all -- +``fuse_mlir()`` is a plain function that calls each operator's generator +in-memory and returns text, so a fused build never writes a per-operator +``.mlir`` file to disk in the first place. Either alone would have prevented +this; both mean there is nothing left to poison. + +The failure is far from its cause: it surfaced as an undefined symbol at link time, in a build that did nothing wrong, possibly in a different process or session from the fused build that poisoned it. diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index a1399e3d99..f6051a8971 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -20,8 +20,6 @@ * ``"reference"``โ€“ pure-CPU evaluation via each operator's ``reference()``. """ -from pathlib import Path - import pytest import torch @@ -29,7 +27,6 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU2 from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence -from iron.common.compilation.sequence import fuse_mlir from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd from iron.operators.relu.op import ReLU @@ -127,7 +124,7 @@ def test_auto_dispatch_selects_platform_default(size, aie_context): @pytest.mark.parametrize("sequence", ["add_relu"]) -def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, aie_context, tmp_path): +def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, aie_context): """The single-dispatch (fused) path emits one ``aie.device`` per operator plus a top-level device whose runtime sequence reconfigures the array between operators via ``aiex.configure`` / ``aiex.run``. @@ -139,15 +136,11 @@ def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, aie_context, tmp_path): seq = _build_add_relu_sequence(aie_context, "fused", "infra_fused_mlir") # Generate the fused MLIR directly, bypassing the ELF backend (which is - # NPU2-only). This mirrors what set_up_artifacts() feeds to the compiler. + # NPU2-only). This mirrors what link_elf() feeds to the compiler. seq.subbuffer_layout, seq.buffer_sizes, seq.slice_info = ( seq.calculate_buffer_layout() ) - mlir_artifact = seq._dispatch.build_fused_mlir(seq) - mlir_artifact.filename = str(tmp_path / mlir_artifact.filename) - fuse_mlir(mlir_artifact) - - text = Path(mlir_artifact.filename).read_text() + text = seq._dispatch.build_fused_mlir(seq) # Reconfiguration + dispatch ops between temporal steps. assert "aiex.configure" in text, "missing aiex.configure in fused MLIR" From 870e65b8a5648f5433f44323c1f10b3bab95f0e1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 23:05:57 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 038/215] jit_compile: don't rebuild through aiecc when nothing changed CompilableDesign.compile() bypasses its own on-disk cache entirely whenever explicit xclbin_path/inst_path (or full_elf_path) are given -- confirmed in its source, not just the docstring: the cache-hit branch is gated on `not explicit_paths`. compile_fused_elf/compile_xclbin_insts always pass explicit paths, so every call recompiled through aiecc even with a byte-identical recipe -- measured directly: two independently constructed OperatorSequence instances with the same config each rebuilt the ELF (mtime changed both times). _compile_if_changed() reuses CompilableDesign's own content hash (already relied on by compilable_design_contract.py) rather than inventing a second one, and stamps it in a sidecar next to the first output, mirroring PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact.recipe_hash()'s existing pattern. Both compile functions skip the rebuild (and the object-staging copy) on a hit. New tests in jit_compile_path.py assert ELF/xclbin mtime is unchanged across two independently-built, identical-recipe compiles. Full iron/tests: 710 passed, 3 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 43 +++++++++++++-- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 53 ++++++++++++++++++- 2 files changed, 91 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 543a9dc717..630b67a5b9 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -80,6 +80,35 @@ def stage_objects(work_dir: Path, object_files) -> None: shutil.copy2(obj, work_dir / obj.name) +def _compile_if_changed(design, *output_paths: Path) -> tuple[bool, str, Path]: + """Whether ``design``'s current recipe already produced ``output_paths``. + + ``CompilableDesign.compile()`` bypasses its own on-disk cache entirely + whenever explicit output paths are given -- its own docstring says the + caller "is presumed to manage their own dependency tracking". Without + this, an unchanged recipe recompiles through aiecc every time a fresh + ``CompilableDesign``/``OperatorSequence``/operator instance asks for it, + not just on an actual edit -- measured directly: two independently + constructed but identical fused sequences each rebuilt the ELF (mtime + changed both times). + + Reuses ``CompilableDesign``'s own content hash (recipe + kernel object + content + device + flags) rather than inventing a second one -- already + relied on by ``iron/tests/infrastructure/compilable_design_contract.py`` + -- and stamps it next to the first output, mirroring + ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact.recipe_hash()``'s sidecar + (``iron/common/compilation/base.py``). + """ + stamp = output_paths[0].with_suffix(output_paths[0].suffix + ".cache_hash") + current = design._compute_cache_hash() + hit = ( + all(p.exists() for p in output_paths) + and stamp.exists() + and stamp.read_text() == current + ) + return hit, current, stamp + + # Flags the artifact-graph rule passes for a full ELF, and which a fused # sequence does not work without. --expand-load-pdis is what makes a multi- # device runlist switch PDIs between steps; --get-scratchpad-parameters emits @@ -105,7 +134,6 @@ def compile_fused_elf( elf_path = Path(elf_path) object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] work_dir = elf_path.parent / f"{elf_path.stem}.prj" - stage_objects(work_dir, object_files) design = CompilableDesign( _generator_for(mlir_text, work_dir, object_files), @@ -116,7 +144,11 @@ def compile_fused_elf( + list(extra_flags), compile_kwargs={"graph": _digest(mlir_text), "trace": int(trace_size)}, ) - design.compile(full_elf_path=elf_path) + hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, elf_path) + if not hit: + stage_objects(work_dir, object_files) + design.compile(full_elf_path=elf_path) + stamp.write_text(current_hash) return elf_path @@ -161,7 +193,6 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( xclbin_path, insts_path = Path(xclbin_path), Path(insts_path) object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] work_dir = xclbin_path.parent / f"{xclbin_path.stem}.prj" - stage_objects(work_dir, object_files) flags = [f"--xclbin-kernel-name={kernel_name}"] if xclbin_input is not None: @@ -180,5 +211,9 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( "chain": str(xclbin_input or ""), }, ) - design.compile(xclbin_path=xclbin_path, inst_path=insts_path) + hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, xclbin_path, insts_path) + if not hit: + stage_objects(work_dir, object_files) + design.compile(xclbin_path=xclbin_path, inst_path=insts_path) + stamp.write_text(current_hash) return xclbin_path, insts_path diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index 44f5cac0f1..17ddc2ece0 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ from iron.common.capture import capture from iron.common.context import AIEContext -from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, _digest +from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, compile_xclbin_insts, _digest from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd @@ -107,6 +107,57 @@ def test_tracing_does_not_reuse_an_untraced_cache_entry(): } +def test_identical_sequences_reuse_the_compiled_elf(tmp_path): + """A fresh, independently-built sequence with the same recipe must not + pay a second aiecc compile. + + CompilableDesign.compile() bypasses its own on-disk cache whenever + explicit output paths are given -- the caller is presumed to manage its + own dependency tracking. Without that tracking, an unchanged recipe + recompiled through aiecc every time, not just on an actual edit; measured + directly by mtime before this was fixed. + """ + elf = tmp_path / "graph.elf" + + first = compile_sequence(_captured("jitpath_cache_reuse"), elf) + mtime1 = first.stat().st_mtime_ns + + second = compile_sequence(_captured("jitpath_cache_reuse"), elf) + mtime2 = second.stat().st_mtime_ns + + assert mtime1 == mtime2, ( + "identical recipe recompiled the ELF instead of reusing the cache hit" + ) + + +def test_identical_operator_reuses_the_compiled_xclbin(tmp_path): + """The same regression, for compile_xclbin_insts (the separate-dispatch + and, soon, standalone-operator path) rather than the fused-ELF one.""" + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + add.compile() + mlir_text = str(add.get_mlir_artifact().generator()) + objects = [ + Path(a.filename) for a in add.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") + ] + + xclbin_path = tmp_path / "op.xclbin" + insts_path = tmp_path / "op.bin" + + first, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( + mlir_text, objects, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" + ) + mtime1 = first.stat().st_mtime_ns + + second, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( + mlir_text, objects, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" + ) + mtime2 = second.stat().st_mtime_ns + + assert mtime1 == mtime2, ( + "identical recipe recompiled the xclbin instead of reusing the cache hit" + ) + + def test_tracing_changes_the_elf(tmp_path): """A traced build must differ from an untraced one. From 351747c0ad5f4addbd8ac86ae9aead11120f6955 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2026 23:07:41 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 039/215] base: build standalone operator xclbin+insts through CompilableDesign MLIROperator.set_up_artifacts() was the last dispatch mode still on the old XclbinArtifact/InstsBinArtifact/AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule path; FusedDispatch and SeparateDispatch moved onto jit_compile.py earlier this session. Kernel objects stay on the artifact graph (Peano/ chess compile isn't on CompilableDesign yet -- its own kernel auto-compile only fires for upstream's ExternalFunction, which no IRON design uses, all 14 use plain Kernel(name, prebuilt_object)). link_xclbin() is new: lazy and idempotent, mirroring FusedDispatch.link_elf/SeparateDispatch.link_xclbins, called from get_callable() the first time a standalone operator actually needs a compiled binary. It's zero new compile logic -- compile_xclbin_insts() already supports the no-chaining single-operator case. get_artifacts() is deleted (confirmed zero callers left after SeparateDispatch moved off it earlier this session). Two operators are deliberately left untouched: flm.GEMM overrides set_up_artifacts() with a runtime-parameter scheme (one xclbin reused across every shape sharing a config, verified by its own test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape/every_clamp_bound tests asserting the xclbin's path *and mtime* stay identical) and used to inherit get_callable() silently -- it now gets an explicit override, a verbatim copy of the old base implementation, so the base class changing under it can't break it silently. flm.MMPrebuilt already overrides get_callable() explicitly (hardcoded kernel name for its downloaded xclbin) and is unaffected. Neither operator's set_up_artifacts() calls super(), so neither is touched by this change. mlir_cache_poisoning.py's _linked_objects() helper called operator.compile() and read a .mlir artifact off disk; standalone operators no longer write one (same reasoning as the fused-path change earlier this session), so it now calls the generator directly -- and no longer needs to compile at all for this check. iron/tests: 710 passed, 3 skipped (unchanged). mlir_cache_poisoning.py + kernel_object_arch_isolation.py: 40/40 passed, exercising the new standalone path (ElementwiseAdd) and kernel-object registration directly. Full iron/operators + iron/applications regression still in progress. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/base.py | 62 +++++++++++-------- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 22 ++++++- .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 38 ++++++------ 3 files changed, 76 insertions(+), 46 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 65c2282390..158f5af1a2 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -20,8 +20,6 @@ from .utils import float_to_name from .compilation import ( CompilationArtifact, - XclbinArtifact, - InstsBinArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, KernelArchiveArtifact, SourceArtifact, @@ -232,35 +230,45 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> CompilationArtifact: def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list[CompilationArtifact]: pass - def get_artifacts( - self, prefix: str = "" - ) -> tuple[XclbinArtifact, InstsBinArtifact]: - operator_name = prefix + self.name - mlir_artifact = self.get_mlir_artifact() - kernel_deps = self.get_kernel_artifacts() - xclbin_artifact = XclbinArtifact( - f"{operator_name}.xclbin", - mlir_input=mlir_artifact, - dependencies=[mlir_artifact] + kernel_deps, - ) - insts_artifact = InstsBinArtifact( - f"{operator_name}.bin", - mlir_input=mlir_artifact, - dependencies=[mlir_artifact], - ) - return xclbin_artifact, insts_artifact - def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - xclbin_artifact, insts_artifact = self.get_artifacts() - self.xclbin_artifact = xclbin_artifact - self.insts_artifact = insts_artifact - self.add_artifacts([xclbin_artifact, insts_artifact]) + # Kernel objects still go through the artifact-graph rules (Peano/chess + # compile isn't on CompilableDesign yet -- its own kernel auto-compile + # only triggers for upstream's ExternalFunction, which no IRON design + # uses). The xclbin/insts pair is no longer an artifact: link_xclbin() + # builds it lazily, through CompilableDesign, the first time + # get_callable() needs it. Kept on self so link_xclbin() can read + # their resolved (post move_artifacts()) paths later. + self._kernel_artifacts = self.get_kernel_artifacts() + self.add_artifacts(self._kernel_artifacts) + + def link_xclbin(self) -> None: + """Compile this operator's xclbin+insts through CompilableDesign, once. + + Lazy and idempotent, mirroring FusedDispatch.link_elf / + SeparateDispatch.link_xclbins: get_callable() is the first point a + standalone operator actually needs a compiled binary. + """ + if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: + return + from .jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts + + mlir_text = str(self.get_mlir_artifact().generator()) + object_files = [Path(a.filename) for a in self._kernel_artifacts] + self._xclbin_path, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( + mlir_text, + object_files, + Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.xclbin", + Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.bin", + # XclbinArtifact's own former default; no caller ever overrode it. + kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + ) def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: + self.link_xclbin() npu_kernel = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=self.xclbin_artifact.filename, - kernel_name=self.xclbin_artifact.kernel_name, - insts_path=self.insts_artifact.filename, + xclbin_path=str(self._xclbin_path), + kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + insts_path=str(self._insts_path), ) handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index e828c48fa6..64f613ef72 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass, field import numpy as np -from typing import ClassVar, Dict +from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Dict from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, @@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir from iron.common.compilation import InstsBinArtifact, XclbinArtifact from iron.common.operator_bases import lut_based_ops_artifacts +from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.flm.packing import pack_b, packed_b_size @@ -353,6 +354,25 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: ) self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact, self.insts_artifact]) + def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: + # Explicit override, not inherited: MLIROperator.get_callable() moved + # onto CompilableDesign-compiled paths (self._xclbin_path/_insts_path), + # but this operator's set_up_artifacts() deliberately stays on the old + # DAG (self.xclbin_artifact/insts_artifact) for its config/shape RTP + # split -- see set_up_artifacts() above. Verbatim copy of the base + # implementation this used to inherit silently. + npu_kernel = NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=self.xclbin_artifact.filename, + kernel_name=self.xclbin_artifact.kernel_name, + insts_path=self.insts_artifact.filename, + ) + handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) + + def call(*args): + return aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.run(handle, list(args)) + + return call + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() kernels_dir = self.context.kernels_dir diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index f6c2a60657..fb0c209ca1 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -16,25 +16,27 @@ later standalone build trusted the prefixed file and asked the linker for ``op0_add.o``, which a standalone build never produces. -Two independent things closed this: ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` now keys +Three independent things closed this: ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` now keys its own availability on a recipe hash of the generator's current kwargs (see -``mlir_recipe_hash.py`` for the device-free unit tests of that mechanism), and -separately, fused MLIR generation is no longer an artifact at all -- -``fuse_mlir()`` is a plain function that calls each operator's generator -in-memory and returns text, so a fused build never writes a per-operator -``.mlir`` file to disk in the first place. Either alone would have prevented -this; both mean there is nothing left to poison. +``mlir_recipe_hash.py`` for the device-free unit tests of that mechanism); +fused MLIR generation is no longer an artifact at all -- ``fuse_mlir()`` is a +plain function that calls each operator's generator in-memory and returns +text; and standalone dispatch (``MLIROperator.link_xclbin()``) does the same +-- it calls the generator directly rather than reading a compiled artifact +off disk. Any one of the three would have prevented this; together there is +nothing left to poison, on either side. The failure is far from its cause: it surfaced as an undefined symbol at link time, in a build that did nothing wrong, possibly in a different process or session from the fused build that poisoned it. -Needs a device: both builds run for real, because the whole point is what -lands on disk. +Needs a device: the fused build runs for real, because the whole point is +what it leaves lying around; the standalone side only needs a device to +generate its own MLIR at all (device-specialized designs read the current +device), not to compile anything. """ import re -from pathlib import Path import pytest @@ -62,14 +64,14 @@ def _operator(): def _linked_objects(operator): - """What the operator's own MLIR tells the linker to bring in.""" - operator.compile() - mlir = next( - a.filename - for a in operator.artifacts.bfs() - if str(a.filename).endswith(".mlir") - ) - return sorted(set(re.findall(r'link_with\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', Path(mlir).read_text()))) + """What the operator's own MLIR tells the linker to bring in. + + Calls the generator directly rather than compiling and reading a file + back: a standalone build no longer writes its MLIR to disk either (see + the module docstring), so there is nothing to read. + """ + mlir = str(operator.get_mlir_artifact().generator()) + return sorted(set(re.findall(r'link_with\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', mlir))) def test_fused_build_does_not_poison_the_standalone_mlir(): From 6ecdc36779059d031fd329f6596324615cc9d785 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 10:28:48 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 040/215] requirements: bump mlir_aie to 1.4.4.dev26 The previous pin (dev4) predated two upstream changes IRON needs together: #3584, which adds symbol_prefix plumbing and ships llvm-nm in mlir_aie/bin, and the llvm-tool-discovery change, which teaches aie.utils.config to search the peano tree as well as its own. dev18 was the newest nightly when this was last checked and was literally the commit before #3584; dev26 has both. Verified on the 8-col Strix with XRT 2.26: iron/tests is 710 passed / 3 skipped before and after, i.e. every previously-passing test still passes. The bump also regenerates every dialect binding for a new LLVM, so the null result is the point. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- requirements.txt | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/requirements.txt b/requirements.txt index ffddf4ba82..d755499e4b 100755 --- a/requirements.txt +++ b/requirements.txt @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ --find-links https://github.com/Xilinx/llvm-aie/releases/expanded_assets/nightly --extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple -mlir_aie==1.4.4.dev4+g20a9c2f +mlir_aie==1.4.4.dev26+g7f1de42 llvm-aie==22.0.0.2026091701+773413fb black From 68afbf6c02bcbb9fff02b7941b6c12d3bcc2581a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 10:28:59 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 041/215] compilation: use upstream symbol-prefix and binutil resolution mlir-aie now provides prefix_symbols_in_object() and resolves llvm-objcopy, llvm-nm and llvm-ar through aie.utils.config, so the copies here can go. _prefix_symbols() built the nm -> rename-map -> objcopy pipeline by hand and carried a separate implementation per platform: a Windows branch that shelled out to an inline python -c script, and a POSIX branch that ran nm and awk under sh. Both are replaced by one PythonCallbackCompilationCommand, which also drops the .symbol_map and .symbol_map.syms files this left beside every prefixed object. The upstream parser reads the symbol name as the last field rather than awk's positional $3. _find_tool/_find_working_tool/_tool_runs searched peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir and PATH, because upstream's resolvers looked only in the mlir-aie bin directory and would not find llvm-nm or llvm-ar, which ship with peano instead. That was a workaround, not duplication -- and it is still load-bearing, just upstream's now: on this box objcopy and nm resolve into mlir_aie/bin while ar resolves into llvm-aie/bin. The execute-it-first guard _find_working_tool added lives there too. peano_dir is no longer threaded into the rules, and ArchiveCompilationRule needs no constructor at all. Verified three ways on the 8-col Strix, since a cached object would make this vacuous: driving KernelCompilationRule over a real kernel with prefix_symbols set emits two commands instead of three and llvm-nm reads back op0_add_one and op0_helper_fn; a cold fused build from an empty build dir produces op0_add.o with op0_eltwise_add_bf16_* and zero .symbol_map sidecars; iron/tests is 765 passed / 13 skipped, unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 142 ++++---------------------------- iron/common/context.py | 9 +- 2 files changed, 23 insertions(+), 128 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index b28822bf94..41f9172e33 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -51,8 +51,13 @@ import sys from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir +import aie.utils.config from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _compute_recipe_hash, _device_identity_key -from aie.utils.compile.utils import compile_cxx_core_function, compile_mlir_module +from aie.utils.compile.utils import ( + compile_cxx_core_function, + compile_mlir_module, + prefix_symbols_in_object, +) # Global Functions # ########################################################################## @@ -784,71 +789,10 @@ def _compile( return commands -def _find_tool(name, peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir): - """Locate an LLVM tool by name, trying peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir, then system PATH.""" - candidates = [ - Path(peano_dir) / "bin" / name, - Path(mlir_aie_dir) / "bin" / name, - ] - for candidate in candidates: - if candidate.is_file(): - return str(candidate) - # Try versioned suffix for distros that install LLVM tools as e.g. llvm-objcopy-18 - for tool_name in [name, f"{name}-18"]: - found = shutil.which(tool_name) - if found: - return found - raise FileNotFoundError( - f"{name} not found. Searched in: " - + ", ".join(str(c) for c in candidates) - + f", and system PATH (also tried {name}-18)" - ) - - -def _tool_runs(path): - """True if the tool at `path` actually executes. Guards against a binary that - is present on disk but cannot run -- e.g. one whose shared-library - dependency fails to load, so it exits nonzero and emits nothing rather than - producing output.""" - try: - return ( - subprocess.run([str(path), "--version"], capture_output=True).returncode - == 0 - ) - except OSError: - return False - - -def _find_working_tool(name, peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir): - """Like _find_tool, but skip candidates that are present-but-broken (fail to - run) and fall through to the next, ending at the system PATH copy. - - _find_tool returns the FIRST *existing* binary even if it cannot run. Used - silently in a `nm | awk > map` pipeline such a binary yields an EMPTY symbol - map (the pipe's exit status is awk's, so nm's failure is masked) -> the - fusion symbol prefix is never applied -> `undefined symbol: ` - at the per-core link.""" - candidates = [ - Path(peano_dir) / "bin" / name, - Path(mlir_aie_dir) / "bin" / name, - ] - for tool_name in (name, f"{name}-18"): - found = shutil.which(tool_name) - if found: - candidates.append(Path(found)) - for candidate in candidates: - if candidate.is_file() and _tool_runs(candidate): - return str(candidate) - # Nothing ran cleanly: defer to _find_tool (existence-only) so the caller - # still gets a path, or its clear FileNotFoundError if none exists at all. - return _find_tool(name, peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir) - - class KernelCompilationRule(CompilationRule): """Compile KernelObjectArtifacts using Peano (clang++) or xchesscc.""" - def __init__(self, peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=False, *args, **kwargs): - self.peano_dir = peano_dir + def __init__(self, mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=False, *args, **kwargs): self.mlir_aie_dir = mlir_aie_dir self.use_chess = use_chess super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) @@ -901,20 +845,21 @@ def compile(self, artifacts): if artifact.rename_symbols: commands.extend(self._rename_symbols(artifact)) if artifact.prefix_symbols: - commands.extend(self._prefix_symbols(artifact, artifact.prefix_symbols)) + commands.append( + PythonCallbackCompilationCommand( + partial( + prefix_symbols_in_object, + artifact.filename, + artifact.prefix_symbols, + ) + ) + ) artifact.available = True return commands - def _find_tool(self, name): - return _find_tool(name, self.peano_dir, self.mlir_aie_dir) - - def _find_working_tool(self, name): - return _find_working_tool(name, self.peano_dir, self.mlir_aie_dir) - def _rename_symbols(self, artifact): - objcopy_path = self._find_working_tool("llvm-objcopy") - cmd = [objcopy_path] + cmd = [aie.utils.config.objcopy_path()] for old_sym, new_sym in artifact.rename_symbols.items(): cmd += [ "--redefine-sym", @@ -923,66 +868,15 @@ def _rename_symbols(self, artifact): cmd += [artifact.filename] return [ShellCompilationCommand(cmd)] - def _prefix_symbols(self, artifact, prefix): - objcopy_path = self._find_working_tool("llvm-objcopy") - nm_path = self._find_working_tool("llvm-nm") - symbol_map_file = artifact.filename + ".symbol_map" - - if os.name == "nt": - # Pure python code execution block wrapped cleanly for Windows - python_script = f""" -import subprocess -nm_cmd = [{repr(nm_path)}, '--defined-only', '--extern-only', {repr(artifact.filename)}] -res = subprocess.run(nm_cmd, capture_output=True, text=True, check=True) -lines = [] -for line in res.stdout.splitlines(): - parts = line.strip().split() - if len(parts) >= 3: - sym = parts[-1] - lines.append(f"{{sym}} {prefix}{{sym}}\\n") -with open({repr(symbol_map_file)}, 'w') as f: - f.writelines(lines) -""" - nm_cmd = [sys.executable, "-c", python_script.strip()] - else: - # Extract defined symbols and build the redefine-syms map. Run nm to a - # file, THEN awk (joined by `&&`) rather than `nm | awk`: a pipe reports - # only awk's exit status, so a failing nm silently produces an EMPTY map - # and the prefix rename is skipped, surfacing much later as - # `undefined symbol: {prefix}` at the per-core link. With `&&` a - # failed nm aborts here loudly instead. - nm_cmd = [ - "sh", - "-c", - f"{nm_path} --defined-only --extern-only {artifact.filename} " - f"> {symbol_map_file}.syms && " - f"awk '{{print $3 \" {prefix}\" $3}}' {symbol_map_file}.syms " - f"> {symbol_map_file}", - ] - - # Apply the renaming using the symbol map - objcopy_cmd = [ - objcopy_path, - "--redefine-syms=" + symbol_map_file, - artifact.filename, - ] - - return [ShellCompilationCommand(nm_cmd), ShellCompilationCommand(objcopy_cmd)] - class ArchiveCompilationRule(CompilationRule): """Bundle KernelObjectArtifacts into a static archive (.a).""" - def __init__(self, peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir, *args, **kwargs): - self.peano_dir = peano_dir - self.mlir_aie_dir = mlir_aie_dir - super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) - def matches(self, artifacts): return any(artifacts.get_worklist(KernelArchiveArtifact)) def compile(self, artifacts): - ar_path = _find_tool("llvm-ar", self.peano_dir, self.mlir_aie_dir) + ar_path = aie.utils.config.ar_path() worklist = artifacts.get_worklist(KernelArchiveArtifact) commands = [] for artifact in worklist: diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py index ee66859c42..a2ac06b7ea 100644 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ b/iron/common/context.py @@ -57,16 +57,17 @@ def compilation_rules(self): Returns: List of ``CompilationRule`` instances configured for the current - mlir-aie and peano installation paths. + mlir-aie installation path. The LLVM binutils these rules invoke are + resolved by ``aie.utils.config``, which searches both the mlir-aie + and peano trees, so no peano path is threaded through here. """ mlir_aie_dir = Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) - peano_dir = Path(aie.utils.config.peano_install_dir()) use_chess = self.compiler == "chess" return [ comp.GenerateMLIRFromPythonCompilationRule(), comp.DownloadCompilationRule(), - comp.KernelCompilationRule(peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=use_chess), - comp.ArchiveCompilationRule(peano_dir, mlir_aie_dir), + comp.KernelCompilationRule(mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=use_chess), + comp.ArchiveCompilationRule(), comp.AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule(use_chess=use_chess), ] From aa835daa8af71cc77d9d7270d8492e9d41cd6bf7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 10:29:18 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 042/215] models: declare llama 3.2's parameters as a module tree A checkpoint is a state_dict, so the thing that reads one should be an nn.Module. Declaring the tree once buys load_state_dict to fill it, named_parameters() to walk it, and -- the point here -- one name per weight that is the same string on the checkpoint, in the module tree, and on the device buffer. llama_npu.py currently spells out nine hand-typed HF keys per layer on the decode side and a matching list on the prefill side, with a .T on some and not others; llama_cpu.py keeps a third copy. This is where that becomes one row of FROM_HF. The tree holds parameters and nothing else -- no forward. What llama computes stays in llama_npu.py and llama_cpu.py; a third opinion on the same arithmetic would be the duplication this is meant to remove. Nothing consumes it yet, so this commit is additive: the uploads move over next. Three deviations from the obvious spelling, each measured rather than assumed: nn.RMSNorm(dim).eps is None, which silently means finfo(bfloat16).eps ~= 0.0078 instead of llama's 1e-5, so eps is passed explicitly; from_hf builds on the meta device and loads with assign=True, because otherwise the constructor kaiming-initialises 1.236 B parameters (~2.5 GB) purely to overwrite them and the filled tree holds a second 2.5 GB; and requires_grad_(False), since nothing here trains and a consumer feeds a weight straight into a host F.linear. Tested against the real 2.47 GB Llama-3.2-1B checkpoint, not just a stand-in: all 146 checkpoint keys map, none go unused, the tree reports 1.2358 B parameters, and every parameter shares storage with the checkpoint tensor it came from. The shaped stand-in tier cannot show that FROM_HF matches the real key spelling, so both tiers exist. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/models/__init__.py | 4 + iron/models/llama.py | 152 ++++++++++++ iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py | 257 +++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 413 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/models/__init__.py create mode 100644 iron/models/llama.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py diff --git a/iron/models/__init__.py b/iron/models/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..08674dc10c --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/models/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Model definitions, independent of how they are executed.""" diff --git a/iron/models/llama.py b/iron/models/llama.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..a5664aaf8e --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/models/llama.py @@ -0,0 +1,152 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Llama 3.2's parameters, as a module tree. + +A checkpoint is a ``state_dict``, so the thing that reads one should be an +``nn.Module``. Declaring the tree once buys the whole surface for free: +``load_state_dict`` to fill it, ``named_parameters()`` to walk it, ``__repr__`` +to print it -- and, most usefully here, a *name* for every weight that is the +same string on the checkpoint, in the module tree, and on the device buffer. + +That last point is what this file is really for. Both llama backends used to +spell out where each weight came from, one hand-typed key per weight per +layer:: + + self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_attn_query_{i}").torch_view()[:] = ( + config.weights[f"model.layers.{i}.self_attn.q_proj.weight"].flatten()) + +with a matching list on the prefill side. Nine of those per layer, in two +places, with a ``.T`` on some and not others. Here the same fact is one row of +:data:`FROM_HF`, and uploading is a loop over ``named_parameters()``. + +This tree holds parameters and nothing else -- no ``forward``. What llama +*computes* lives in ``iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/``: the NPU runlists in +``llama_npu.py`` and the torch reference in ``llama_cpu.py``. Giving this class +a third opinion on the same arithmetic would be the duplication the tree is +meant to remove. +""" + +import torch +from torch import nn + +# Layout differs by phase and belongs to neither the checkpoint nor the model: +# prefill's GEMM wants each projection K-major (hence ``.T``), decode's GEMV +# wants it M-major. Both read the same parameter and transform on upload. + + +class Attention(nn.Module): + """Grouped-query attention: q is full width, k and v are grouped.""" + + def __init__(self, emb_dim, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim, dtype): + super().__init__() + self.q = _proj(emb_dim, n_heads * head_dim, dtype) + self.k = _proj(emb_dim, n_kv_groups * head_dim, dtype) + self.v = _proj(emb_dim, n_kv_groups * head_dim, dtype) + self.o = _proj(n_heads * head_dim, emb_dim, dtype) + + +class FeedForward(nn.Module): + """SwiGLU: two projections up, one back down.""" + + def __init__(self, emb_dim, hidden_dim, dtype): + super().__init__() + self.gate = _proj(emb_dim, hidden_dim, dtype) + self.up = _proj(emb_dim, hidden_dim, dtype) + self.down = _proj(hidden_dim, emb_dim, dtype) + + +class Block(nn.Module): + """One pre-norm transformer block.""" + + def __init__(self, cfg, dtype): + super().__init__() + self.norm1 = _norm(cfg.emb_dim, dtype) + self.attn = Attention( + cfg.emb_dim, cfg.n_heads, cfg.n_kv_groups, cfg.head_dim, dtype + ) + self.norm2 = _norm(cfg.emb_dim, dtype) + self.ffn = FeedForward(cfg.emb_dim, cfg.hidden_dim, dtype) + + +class Llama(nn.Module): + """Every weight llama 3.2 has, named as the checkpoint names it.""" + + def __init__(self, cfg, dtype=torch.bfloat16): + super().__init__() + self.layers = nn.ModuleList([Block(cfg, dtype) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers)]) + self.norm = _norm(cfg.emb_dim, dtype) + # Llama 3.2 ties the output head to the token embedding, so this one + # parameter is read both to embed a token and to produce logits. + self.out_head = _proj(cfg.emb_dim, cfg.vocab_size, dtype) + + @classmethod + def from_hf(cls, cfg, weights, dtype=torch.bfloat16): + """Build the tree and fill it from a Hugging Face ``state_dict``. + + The tree is built on the ``meta`` device -- its parameters have shapes + and dtypes but no storage -- and filled with ``assign=True`` so each + parameter *becomes* the checkpoint tensor rather than being copied into. + Without this the constructor would kaiming-initialise all 1.236 B + parameters (~2.5 GB) purely to overwrite them, and the filled tree would + then hold a second 2.5 GB that shares nothing with the checkpoint. + ``assign=True`` makes the parameters share storage with ``weights``. + """ + with torch.device("meta"): + model = cls(cfg, dtype) + model.load_state_dict(translate_hf(weights, cfg.n_layers), assign=True) + # Nothing here trains, and a consumer feeds a weight straight into a + # host ``F.linear``; grad tracking would only cost memory and surprise. + model.requires_grad_(False) + return model + + +# Hugging Face names, translated once +# ########################################################################## + +#: Per-layer checkpoint suffix -> our per-layer parameter suffix. +FROM_HF = { + "input_layernorm.weight": "norm1.weight", + "self_attn.q_proj.weight": "attn.q.weight", + "self_attn.k_proj.weight": "attn.k.weight", + "self_attn.v_proj.weight": "attn.v.weight", + "self_attn.o_proj.weight": "attn.o.weight", + "post_attention_layernorm.weight": "norm2.weight", + "mlp.gate_proj.weight": "ffn.gate.weight", + "mlp.up_proj.weight": "ffn.up.weight", + "mlp.down_proj.weight": "ffn.down.weight", +} + +#: Whole-model checkpoint keys -> our parameter names. +FROM_HF_TOP = { + "model.norm.weight": "norm.weight", + "model.embed_tokens.weight": "out_head.weight", +} + + +def translate_hf(weights, n_layers): + """Rename a Hugging Face ``state_dict`` onto this tree's parameter names. + + Raises if the checkpoint is missing anything the tree declares, so a + renamed upstream key fails here rather than silently leaving a weight at + its initial value. + """ + out = {} + for hf, ours in FROM_HF_TOP.items(): + out[ours] = weights[hf] + for i in range(n_layers): + for hf, ours in FROM_HF.items(): + out[f"layers.{i}.{ours}"] = weights[f"model.layers.{i}.{hf}"] + return out + + +def _proj(in_features, out_features, dtype): + """A bias-free projection, stored ``(out, in)`` exactly as HF ships it.""" + return nn.Linear(in_features, out_features, bias=False, dtype=dtype) + + +def _norm(dim, dtype): + # eps must be spelled out: nn.RMSNorm(dim).eps is None, which makes torch + # fall back to finfo(bfloat16).eps ~= 0.0078 instead of Llama's 1e-5 -- a + # wrong number that would otherwise sit silently in the tree. + return nn.RMSNorm(dim, eps=1e-5, dtype=dtype) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6e6aa9fd2d --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py @@ -0,0 +1,257 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The llama parameter tree agrees with a Hugging Face checkpoint. + +Tier 1 needs no weights file and no NPU: a checkpoint is a dict of tensors, so +a correctly-shaped stand-in exercises the naming and the shapes, which is +precisely what the translation can get wrong. Values are checked by identity +(``is`` / ``data_ptr()``), so a mapping that crosses two weights over is caught +even though both have the same shape, and "2.5 GB is not copied" becomes a +checked fact rather than a claim. + +Tier 2 (``test_real_checkpoint_*``) loads the actual 2.47 GB Llama-3.2-1B +safetensors; it is the only test that proves :data:`FROM_HF` matches the real +key spelling, and it skips cleanly when the checkpoint is absent. +""" + +import os +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest +import safetensors.torch +import torch + +from iron.models.llama import FROM_HF, FROM_HF_TOP, Llama, translate_hf + + +class Config: + """Llama-3.2-1B's *shape* at toy dimensions. + + Every proportion the translation depends on is preserved -- grouped-query + attention (n_kv_groups < n_heads), a wider FFN, a tied output head -- while + the dimensions are small enough that the whole tier runs in under a second. + The real geometry is exercised by :class:`RealConfig` in tier 2. + """ + + n_layers = 2 + emb_dim = 64 + hidden_dim = 128 + n_heads = 8 + n_kv_groups = 2 + head_dim = 8 + vocab_size = 32 + + +def hf_checkpoint(cfg=Config): + """A Hugging Face state_dict for this geometry, every tensor distinct.""" + head = cfg.n_heads * cfg.head_dim + kv = cfg.n_kv_groups * cfg.head_dim + shapes = { + "input_layernorm.weight": (cfg.emb_dim,), + "self_attn.q_proj.weight": (head, cfg.emb_dim), + "self_attn.k_proj.weight": (kv, cfg.emb_dim), + "self_attn.v_proj.weight": (kv, cfg.emb_dim), + "self_attn.o_proj.weight": (cfg.emb_dim, head), + "post_attention_layernorm.weight": (cfg.emb_dim,), + "mlp.gate_proj.weight": (cfg.hidden_dim, cfg.emb_dim), + "mlp.up_proj.weight": (cfg.hidden_dim, cfg.emb_dim), + "mlp.down_proj.weight": (cfg.emb_dim, cfg.hidden_dim), + } + weights = { + "model.norm.weight": torch.randn(cfg.emb_dim, dtype=torch.bfloat16), + "model.embed_tokens.weight": torch.randn( + cfg.vocab_size, cfg.emb_dim, dtype=torch.bfloat16 + ), + } + for i in range(cfg.n_layers): + for suffix, shape in shapes.items(): + weights[f"model.layers.{i}.{suffix}"] = torch.randn( + shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16 + ) + return weights + + +# Tier 1 -- the naming and shapes, ported from the reference +# ########################################################################## + + +def test_every_declared_parameter_is_filled(): + """load_state_dict is strict, so a missing or misnamed key raises here.""" + model = Llama.from_hf(Config, hf_checkpoint()) + assert len(list(model.named_parameters())) == len(FROM_HF) * Config.n_layers + len( + FROM_HF_TOP + ) + + +def test_translation_is_exhaustive_over_the_checkpoint(): + """Nothing in the checkpoint is silently dropped on the way in.""" + weights = hf_checkpoint() + translated = translate_hf(weights, Config.n_layers) + assert len(translated) == len(weights), "a checkpoint key went unused" + + +def test_each_weight_lands_on_the_right_parameter(): + """Identity, not shape: q and k would both 'fit' if the map crossed them.""" + weights = hf_checkpoint() + translated = translate_hf(weights, Config.n_layers) + for i in range(Config.n_layers): + for hf, ours in FROM_HF.items(): + assert ( + translated[f"layers.{i}.{ours}"] is weights[f"model.layers.{i}.{hf}"] + ), f"layer {i}: {ours} did not come from {hf}" + + +def test_output_head_is_tied_to_the_token_embedding(): + """Llama 3.2 reads one matrix both to embed a token and to score one.""" + weights = hf_checkpoint() + model = Llama.from_hf(Config, weights) + assert torch.equal(model.out_head.weight, weights["model.embed_tokens.weight"]) + + +def test_a_renamed_upstream_key_is_an_error(): + """Silently leaving a weight at its initial value would be far worse.""" + weights = hf_checkpoint() + weights["model.layers.0.mlp.gate_proj.weight_v2"] = weights.pop( + "model.layers.0.mlp.gate_proj.weight" + ) + try: + Llama.from_hf(Config, weights) + except KeyError as exc: + assert "gate_proj" in str(exc) + else: + raise AssertionError("a missing checkpoint key should raise") + + +def test_parameter_names_match_the_checkpoint_shape(): + """Names are the contract with the device buffers, so pin them.""" + with torch.device("meta"): + model = Llama(Config) + names = {name for name, _ in model.named_parameters()} + assert "layers.0.attn.q.weight" in names + assert "layers.1.ffn.down.weight" in names + assert "norm.weight" in names and "out_head.weight" in names + + +# Tier 1 -- the invariants this branch adds +# ########################################################################## + + +def test_construction_allocates_nothing(): + """Building the tree under meta must not touch 2.5 GB of storage. + + Every parameter is meta -- it has a shape and dtype but no bytes -- until a + checkpoint is assigned in. This is what lets the tree cost nothing to hold. + """ + with torch.device("meta"): + model = Llama(Config) + for name, param in model.named_parameters(): + assert param.is_meta, f"{name} was materialised before load" + + +def test_load_shares_storage_with_the_checkpoint(): + """assign=True makes each parameter *be* the checkpoint tensor, not a copy. + + data_ptr() equality is the direct evidence that the 2.5 GB checkpoint is + not duplicated when the tree is filled. + """ + weights = hf_checkpoint() + model = Llama.from_hf(Config, weights) + assert ( + model.get_parameter("layers.0.attn.q.weight").data_ptr() + == weights["model.layers.0.self_attn.q_proj.weight"].data_ptr() + ) + + +def test_out_head_shares_storage_with_embed_tokens(): + """The tie is one matrix -- data_ptr(), not torch.equal. + + torch.equal would pass on two equal copies; at 262 M params the difference + between one matrix and two is 525 MB, so the identity is what matters. + """ + weights = hf_checkpoint() + model = Llama.from_hf(Config, weights) + assert ( + model.out_head.weight.data_ptr() + == weights["model.embed_tokens.weight"].data_ptr() + ) + + +def test_no_parameter_requires_grad(): + """Nothing here trains; grad tracking would only cost memory and surprise.""" + model = Llama.from_hf(Config, hf_checkpoint()) + for name, param in model.named_parameters(): + assert not param.requires_grad, f"{name} still tracks grad" + + +def test_a_wrong_shape_is_an_error(): + """A weight of the wrong width must fail loudly, naming the parameter. + + assign=True does not reshape: a mismatched tensor would otherwise install a + parameter of the wrong size and be caught only much later on the device. + """ + weights = hf_checkpoint() + good = weights["model.layers.0.self_attn.q_proj.weight"] + # A real q_proj of the wrong input width. + weights["model.layers.0.self_attn.q_proj.weight"] = torch.randn( + good.shape[0], good.shape[1] + 1, dtype=torch.bfloat16 + ) + with pytest.raises(RuntimeError) as exc: + Llama.from_hf(Config, weights) + assert "attn.q.weight" in str(exc.value) + + +# Tier 2 -- the real checkpoint (no NPU), gated on its presence +# ########################################################################## + +weights_dir = Path(os.environ.get("IRON_EXAMPLE_WEIGHTS_DIR", "/srv")) +real_checkpoint = weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "model.safetensors" + + +class RealConfig: + """The actual Llama-3.2-1B geometry, from LlamaConfig.""" + + vocab_size = 128256 + emb_dim = 2048 + n_layers = 16 + n_heads = 32 + n_kv_groups = 8 + head_dim = emb_dim // n_heads # 64 + hidden_dim = 8192 + + +@pytest.mark.skipif( + not real_checkpoint.exists(), + reason=f"llama3.2-1b checkpoint not found at {real_checkpoint}", +) +def test_real_checkpoint_fills_the_tree(): + """FROM_HF matches the real key spelling -- a shaped stand-in cannot show this. + + The parameter-name set the tree exposes must be exactly the set of names + translate_hf produces from the real checkpoint, and every parameter must be + materialised (no name left meta because its key never matched). + """ + weights = safetensors.torch.load_file(real_checkpoint) + model = Llama.from_hf(RealConfig, weights) + + tree_names = {name for name, _ in model.named_parameters()} + expected = set(translate_hf(weights, RealConfig.n_layers)) + assert tree_names == expected + + for name, param in model.named_parameters(): + assert not param.is_meta, f"{name} never received a checkpoint tensor" + + +@pytest.mark.skipif( + not real_checkpoint.exists(), + reason=f"llama3.2-1b checkpoint not found at {real_checkpoint}", +) +def test_real_checkpoint_ties_the_output_head(): + """The real checkpoint ties out_head to embed_tokens -- one 262 M matrix.""" + weights = safetensors.torch.load_file(real_checkpoint) + model = Llama.from_hf(RealConfig, weights) + assert ( + model.out_head.weight.data_ptr() + == weights["model.embed_tokens.weight"].data_ptr() + ) From 4a98aee62ad54c4b5480b849479035e107639860 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 11:05:42 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 043/215] llama: upload weights from the module tree, by name The decode side spelled out nine Hugging Face keys per layer, the prefill side kept a matching list with a .T on six of them, and llama_cpu.py kept a third copy -- 35 hand-typed key strings across three files, each one a chance for the checkpoint, the buffer and the reference to disagree silently. The device buffers are renamed to the module tree's parameter names, so decode's whole upload becomes a loop over named_parameters(). That is not just shorter: get_buffer() raises on a name only one side knows, so a rename now fails at startup instead of leaving a weight zeroed. The W_* strings were local to llama_npu.py and never reach MLIR or a filename -- the only parsing done on a buffer name is calculate_buffer_layout's "[" slice test -- so dots are safe. Prefill keeps its own layout, because its GEMM wants each projection K-major while decode's GEMV wants it as shipped. That disagreement is one keyword on _upload() rather than a second key list, so prefill now names weights by attribute access and a typo is an AttributeError at construction. out_head is the exception that rules out deriving the layout from the module type: it is an nn.Linear but must not be transposed. Verified byte-identical rather than argued: for all 146 parameters the tensor this uploads is torch.equal to the one the old key strings fetched, and the prefill transposes match too. Llama now runs end to end on the NPU -- 4/4 of iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py, first time, since XRT here is 2.26 and the hw_context path that needed >=2.21 is no longer blocked. Two fixes this uncovered, both pre-existing and only reachable once llama could actually run: SequenceFullELFCallable.params and .lowered_mlir_text still read self.op.artifacts[0].mlir_input, but 02f78d8 made the fused MLIR stop being an artifact, so artifacts[0] is now always a KernelObjectArtifact and both raised AttributeError. The work dir is derived from the ELF path instead, through a named fused_work_dir() so the convention lives in one place the way _aiecc_work_dir's docstring asks. The attention-scores GEMV used K == head_dim == the default vector size, and mv.cc in mlir_aie 1.4.4.dev26 added static_assert(k >= 2*r) to protect a pipelining pragma that assumes two iterations. Pinned to 32, checked against the golden reference at llama's exact shape (M=1024, K=64, 32 batches) with no errors. Upstream's assert is arguably too strong -- k == r is a well-defined matvec -- and that is worth raising there. Not resolved here: NPU decode output degrades after a few tokens relative to llama_cpu.py on the same prompt and seed (prefill reproduces the prompt exactly and the first generated tokens agree). It is not this change -- the bytes are identical -- but it predates any observation, because llama_npu.py could not run on this host until today. test.py asserts only returncode == 0, so it does not catch it. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py | 47 ++--- .../llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py | 13 +- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 195 ++++++------------ iron/common/jit_compile.py | 17 +- iron/common/sequence.py | 10 +- 5 files changed, 114 insertions(+), 168 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py index 44334fc0c9..df13fb490c 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py @@ -221,8 +221,9 @@ def transformer_block_forward( def llama_forward_pass(config, state): batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape - # Step 1: Token embedding - tok_emb_weight = config.weights["model.embed_tokens.weight"] + # Step 1: Token embedding. Llama 3.2 ties the output head to the token + # embedding, so out_head.weight is read here and again at step 5. + tok_emb_weight = config.model.out_head.weight x = torch.nn.functional.embedding( state.token_ids, tok_emb_weight ) # (batch, seq_len, emb_dim) @@ -233,7 +234,7 @@ def llama_forward_pass(config, state): ) # Step 3: Apply transformer blocks - for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers): + for layer_idx, block in enumerate(config.model.layers): x, state.attn_keys_caches[layer_idx], state.attn_values_caches[layer_idx] = ( transformer_block_forward( x, @@ -241,45 +242,27 @@ def llama_forward_pass(config, state): state.attn_values_caches[layer_idx], config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, - W_norm1=config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.input_layernorm.weight" - ], - W_attn_query=config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.q_proj.weight" - ], - W_attn_key=config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.k_proj.weight" - ], - W_attn_value=config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.v_proj.weight" - ], - W_attn_out=config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.o_proj.weight" - ], - W_ffn_fc1=config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.mlp.gate_proj.weight" - ], - W_ffn_fc2=config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.mlp.up_proj.weight" - ], - W_ffn_fc3=config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.mlp.down_proj.weight" - ], - W_norm2=config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.post_attention_layernorm.weight" - ], + W_norm1=block.norm1.weight, + W_attn_query=block.attn.q.weight, + W_attn_key=block.attn.k.weight, + W_attn_value=block.attn.v.weight, + W_attn_out=block.attn.o.weight, + W_ffn_fc1=block.ffn.gate.weight, + W_ffn_fc2=block.ffn.up.weight, + W_ffn_fc3=block.ffn.down.weight, + W_norm2=block.norm2.weight, rope_angles=config.angles, attn_mask=attn_mask, ) ) # Step 4: Final normalization - final_norm_weight = config.weights["model.norm.weight"] + final_norm_weight = config.model.norm.weight x = rms_norm_forward(x, final_norm_weight) # Step 5: Output projection logits = torch.nn.functional.linear( - x, config.weights["model.embed_tokens.weight"] + x, config.model.out_head.weight ) # (batch, seq_len, vocab_size) return logits, state diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py index 232bdce75e..b6c231d5ab 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py @@ -21,6 +21,8 @@ import safetensors.torch import tiktoken, tiktoken.load +from iron.models.llama import Llama + # Configuration # ########################################################################## @@ -59,10 +61,13 @@ def __init__(self, weights_path, tokenizer_path): } ) - # Load model weights and tokenizer + # Load model weights and tokenizer. The module tree names every weight + # once, and load_state_dict is strict, so a checkpoint that disagrees + # with this config on any key or shape fails here rather than at the + # first dispatch. The parameters share storage with self.weights. self.weights = safetensors.torch.load_file(weights_path) + self.model = Llama.from_hf(self, self.weights) self.tokenizer = get_tokenizer(tokenizer_path, self.special_tokens) - # TODO: Assert that weight dimensions match config # Compute RoPE angle look-up table self.angles = compute_rope_angles( @@ -86,7 +91,7 @@ def reset_kv_cache(self, config): config.n_kv_groups, 0, config.head_dim, - dtype=config.weights["model.layers.0.self_attn.k_proj.weight"].dtype, + dtype=config.model.layers[0].attn.k.weight.dtype, ) # (batch_size, n_kv_groups, seq_len, head_dim) for _ in range(config.n_layers) ] @@ -96,7 +101,7 @@ def reset_kv_cache(self, config): config.n_kv_groups, 0, config.head_dim, - dtype=config.weights["model.layers.0.self_attn.v_proj.weight"].dtype, + dtype=config.model.layers[0].attn.v.weight.dtype, ) # (batch_size, n_kv_groups, seq_len, head_dim) for _ in range(config.n_layers) ] diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index 99963a1c63..bc9dfb2388 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -46,6 +46,18 @@ aie_buffers = None +def _upload(weight, *, k_major=False): + """A parameter on the device, in the layout this phase's kernels read. + + Layout belongs to neither the checkpoint nor the module tree. The + checkpoint ships every projection (out, in); decode's GEMV reads it that + way, while prefill's GEMM wants it K-major. Keeping that disagreement to + one keyword here is what lets prefill name its weights by attribute access + on the tree instead of keeping a second list of checkpoint key strings. + """ + return XRTTensor.from_torch(weight.T if k_major else weight) + + # AIE Operator Configuration # ########################################################################## @@ -329,6 +341,11 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=prompt_len // 8, num_batches=config.n_heads, + # head_dim is 64, which equals the default vector size, but mv.cc + # requires DIM_K >= 2*VEC_SIZE: its inner loop carries a pipelining + # pragma that assumes at least two iterations. 32 is the largest + # size that both divides 64 and leaves two of them. + kernel_vector_size=32, context=elf_ctx, ) @@ -462,7 +479,7 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): ( rms_norm_op, "x", - f"W_norm1_{layer_idx}", + f"layers.{layer_idx}.norm1.weight", "x_norm", ) # Step 1: RMS normalization ] @@ -470,19 +487,19 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): # ( gemv_attn_query_op, - f"W_attn_query_{layer_idx}", + f"layers.{layer_idx}.attn.q.weight", "x_norm", "queries", ), ( gemv_attn_key_value_op, - f"W_attn_key_{layer_idx}", + f"layers.{layer_idx}.attn.k.weight", "x_norm", "keys", ), ( gemv_attn_key_value_op, - f"W_attn_value_{layer_idx}", + f"layers.{layer_idx}.attn.v.weight", "x_norm", "values", ), @@ -521,7 +538,7 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): ), ( gemv_attn_output_op, - f"W_attn_output_decode_{layer_idx}", + f"layers.{layer_idx}.attn.o.weight", "attn_context", "attn_output", ), @@ -529,19 +546,24 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): ] + [ (residual_add_op, "x", "attn_output", "x"), - (rms_norm_op, "x", f"W_norm2_{layer_idx}", "x_norm"), + (rms_norm_op, "x", f"layers.{layer_idx}.norm2.weight", "x_norm"), ( gemv_ffn_up_gate_op, - f"W_ffn_gate_{layer_idx}", + f"layers.{layer_idx}.ffn.gate.weight", "x_norm", "ffn_gate", ), - (gemv_ffn_up_gate_op, f"W_ffn_up_{layer_idx}", "x_norm", "ffn_up"), + ( + gemv_ffn_up_gate_op, + f"layers.{layer_idx}.ffn.up.weight", + "x_norm", + "ffn_up", + ), (silu_ffn_op, "ffn_gate", "ffn_gate"), (eltwise_mul_ffn_op, "ffn_gate", "ffn_up", "ffn_hidden"), ( gemv_ffn_down_op, - f"W_ffn_down_{layer_idx}", + f"layers.{layer_idx}.ffn.down.weight", "ffn_hidden", "ffn_output", ), @@ -550,8 +572,8 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): ) # runlist += [ - (rms_norm_op, "x", "W_final_norm", "x"), - (gemv_out_head_op, "W_out_head", "x", "logits"), + (rms_norm_op, "x", "norm.weight", "x"), + (gemv_out_head_op, "out_head.weight", "x", "logits"), ] self.decode.fused_op = OperatorSequence( @@ -583,58 +605,15 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): # Operator static buffers (weights, LUTs) - for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers): - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_norm1_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[:] = ( - config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.input_layernorm.weight" - ].flatten() - ) - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_attn_query_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[ - : - ] = config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.q_proj.weight" - ].flatten() - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_attn_key_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[:] = ( - config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.k_proj.weight" - ].flatten() - ) - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_attn_value_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[ - : - ] = config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.v_proj.weight" - ].flatten() - self.decode.fused.get_buffer( - f"W_attn_output_decode_{layer_idx}" - ).torch_view()[:] = config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.o_proj.weight" - ].flatten() - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_norm2_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[:] = ( - config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.post_attention_layernorm.weight" - ].flatten() - ) - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_ffn_gate_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[:] = ( - config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.mlp.gate_proj.weight" - ].flatten() - ) - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_ffn_up_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[:] = ( - config.weights[f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.mlp.up_proj.weight"].flatten() - ) - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_ffn_down_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[:] = ( - config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.mlp.down_proj.weight" - ].flatten() - ) + # Decode's GEMV reads each projection exactly as the checkpoint ships + # it, so there is no layout to choose here and the parameter name is + # already the buffer name. flatten() adapts to the buffer's shape, not + # the weight's: get_buffer() hands back a 1-D view of the arena. A name + # only one side knows raises here rather than leaving a buffer zeroed. + for name, param in config.model.named_parameters(): + self.decode.fused.get_buffer(name).torch_view()[:] = param.flatten() scale_factor = 1.0 / math.sqrt(config.head_dim) self.decode.fused.get_buffer("attn_scale_factor").fill_(scale_factor) - self.decode.fused.get_buffer("W_final_norm").torch_view()[:] = config.weights[ - "model.norm.weight" - ].flatten() - self.decode.fused.get_buffer("W_out_head").torch_view()[:] = config.weights[ - "model.embed_tokens.weight" - ].flatten() self.decode.fused.input_buffer.to("npu") self.decode.fused.scratch_buffer.to("npu") self.decode.fused.output_buffer.to("npu") @@ -742,77 +721,39 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len, aie_ops): for _ in range(config.n_layers) ] + blocks = config.model.layers # Transformer block layer-wise RMS norm - self.W_norm1 = [] - self.W_norm2 = [] + self.W_norm1 = [_upload(b.norm1.weight) for b in blocks] + self.W_norm2 = [_upload(b.norm2.weight) for b in blocks] # Attention projection weights - self.W_attn_query_prefill = [] - self.W_attn_key_prefill = [] - self.W_attn_value_prefill = [] + self.W_attn_query_prefill = [ + _upload(b.attn.q.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks + ] + self.W_attn_key_prefill = [ + _upload(b.attn.k.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks + ] + self.W_attn_value_prefill = [ + _upload(b.attn.v.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks + ] # SwiGLU FFN weights - self.W_ffn_gate_prefill = [] - self.W_ffn_up_prefill = [] - self.W_ffn_down_prefill = [] - for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers): - self.W_norm1.append( - XRTTensor.from_torch( - config.weights[f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.input_layernorm.weight"] - ) - ) - self.W_norm2.append( - XRTTensor.from_torch( - config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.post_attention_layernorm.weight" - ] - ) - ) - self.W_attn_query_prefill.append( - XRTTensor.from_torch( - config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.q_proj.weight" - ].T - ) - ) - self.W_attn_key_prefill.append( - XRTTensor.from_torch( - config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.k_proj.weight" - ].T - ) - ) - self.W_attn_value_prefill.append( - XRTTensor.from_torch( - config.weights[ - f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.v_proj.weight" - ].T - ) - ) - self.W_ffn_gate_prefill.append( - XRTTensor.from_torch( - config.weights[f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.mlp.gate_proj.weight"].T - ) - ) - self.W_ffn_up_prefill.append( - XRTTensor.from_torch( - config.weights[f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.mlp.up_proj.weight"].T - ) - ) - self.W_ffn_down_prefill.append( - XRTTensor.from_torch( - config.weights[f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.mlp.down_proj.weight"].T - ) - ) + self.W_ffn_gate_prefill = [ + _upload(b.ffn.gate.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks + ] + self.W_ffn_up_prefill = [_upload(b.ffn.up.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks] + self.W_ffn_down_prefill = [ + _upload(b.ffn.down.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks + ] # Final RMS norm weights - self.W_final_norm = XRTTensor.from_torch(config.weights["model.norm.weight"]) - # Final linear layer (unpadded/unpartitioned, used by GEMV) - self.W_out_head = XRTTensor.from_torch( - config.weights["model.embed_tokens.weight"] - ) + self.W_final_norm = _upload(config.model.norm.weight) + # Final linear layer (unpadded/unpartitioned, used by GEMV) -- M-major + # even here, unlike the projections above: GEMV reads it directly and + # partition_B slices the same M-major matrix for the GEMM path. + self.W_out_head = _upload(config.model.out_head.weight) W_out_head_parts = aie_ops.prefill.gemv_out_head_compilable.partition_B( # Zero-copy bfloat16 bitcast: view as uint16 (same width) then reinterpret # as ml_dtypes.bfloat16. Matches the pattern used in Tensor.from_torch(). - config.weights["model.embed_tokens.weight"] + config.model.out_head.weight.detach() .view(torch.uint16) .numpy() .view(ml_dtypes.bfloat16), @@ -984,7 +925,7 @@ def grouped_query_attention_forward_prefill( context = context.transpose(1, 2).contiguous().view(batch, seq_len, -1) output = torch.nn.functional.linear( - context, config.weights[f"model.layers.{layer_idx}.self_attn.o_proj.weight"] + context, config.model.layers[layer_idx].attn.o.weight ) return output, keys_cache, values_cache @@ -1090,7 +1031,7 @@ def llama_forward_pass_prefill(config, state): aie_buffers.prefill.rope_angles.to("npu") # Step 2: Token embedding - tok_emb_weight = config.weights["model.embed_tokens.weight"] + tok_emb_weight = config.model.out_head.weight x = torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, tok_emb_weight) attn_mask = torch.triu( torch.ones(seq_len, seq_len, device=x.device, dtype=torch.bool), diagonal=1 @@ -1176,7 +1117,7 @@ def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): ] = angles_slice.flatten() # Token embedding (on CPU) - tok_emb_weight = config.weights["model.embed_tokens.weight"] + tok_emb_weight = config.model.out_head.weight x = torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, tok_emb_weight) aie_ops.decode.fused.get_buffer("x").torch_view().view(-1, config.emb_dim)[ :seq_len, : diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 630b67a5b9..77d8eb5d44 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -123,6 +123,21 @@ def _compile_if_changed(design, *output_paths: Path) -> tuple[bool, str, Path]: TRACE_FLAG = "--get-input-with-addresses" +def fused_work_dir(elf_path) -> Path: + """Directory aiecc writes a fused ELF's build outputs into. + + The fused MLIR stopped being an artifact when fuse_mlir() became a plain + generator, so there is no MLIR filename left to derive this from the way + ``comp._aiecc_work_dir`` does for the artifact-graph paths. The ELF path is + the only stable name, and callers that need aiecc's graph outputs + afterwards -- ``params.txt`` for the runtime-parameter scratchpad, + ``input_with_addresses.mlir`` for the trace layout -- must derive it from + here rather than re-deriving the convention. + """ + elf_path = Path(elf_path) + return elf_path.parent / f"{elf_path.stem}.prj" + + def compile_fused_elf( mlir_text: str, object_files, elf_path, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0 ) -> Path: @@ -133,7 +148,7 @@ def compile_fused_elf( """ elf_path = Path(elf_path) object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] - work_dir = elf_path.parent / f"{elf_path.stem}.prj" + work_dir = fused_work_dir(elf_path) design = CompilableDesign( _generator_for(mlir_text, work_dir, object_files), diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index e0f9d636f0..4056bbc38b 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -769,8 +769,9 @@ def params(self): """ if self._params is not None: return self._params - mlir_filename = self.op.artifacts[0].mlir_input.filename - params_path = comp._aiecc_work_dir(mlir_filename) / "params.txt" + from .jit_compile import fused_work_dir + + params_path = fused_work_dir(full_elf_path(self.op)) / "params.txt" if not params_path.exists(): return None if params_path.read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0": @@ -800,8 +801,9 @@ def _allocate_buffers(self): def lowered_mlir_text(self) -> str: """aiecc's post-lowering module, which carries the trace buffer layout.""" - mlir_filename = self.op.artifacts[0].mlir_input.filename - path = comp._aiecc_work_dir(mlir_filename) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" + from .jit_compile import fused_work_dir + + path = fused_work_dir(full_elf_path(self.op)) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" return path.read_text() def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): From 55894e7104e72c7447f756cc0d4b86c89a2c7e7d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 11:21:53 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 044/215] base: make compile() actually compile a standalone operator 351747c moved standalone operators onto CompilableDesign: set_up_artifacts() registers only kernel objects, and link_xclbin() builds the xclbin/insts lazily the first time get_callable() asks. For an operator whose design has no C++ kernel that leaves the artifact graph *empty*, so compile() did nothing at all -- it generated no MLIR, and returned success for configurations whose MLIR cannot be generated. That is not just a missing error. Operators validate their configuration while building the design, so "compile() succeeded" stopped meaning the operator is buildable, and the diagnosis surfaced later from get_callable(), or never. Repeat(cols=513) is the clearest case: cols has no divisor giving both a word-aligned chunk and a chunk count inside the 10-bit wrap field, the generator says so, and compile() reported success anyway. compile() now drives link_xclbin() after the artifact-graph pass, skipping it under dry_run. get_callable() still calls it too, so an operator that was never explicitly compiled keeps working. flm.GEMM and flm.MMPrebuilt override link_xclbin() to do nothing, symmetric with the get_callable() overrides they already carry: their xclbins genuinely are artifacts that the graph pass builds -- one for the config/shape RTP split, one downloaded prebuilt -- and the base implementation would compile a second one and defeat the point. Caught by iron/operators/{repeat,strided_copy} rejection tests, which had turned into 20 "DID NOT RAISE" failures. They pass again, flm is 47/47, and iron/tests is 765 passed / 13 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/base.py | 23 ++++++++++++++++++++--- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 7 +++++++ iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py | 7 +++++++ 3 files changed, 34 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 158f5af1a2..0776902418 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -241,12 +241,29 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: self._kernel_artifacts = self.get_kernel_artifacts() self.add_artifacts(self._kernel_artifacts) + def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False) -> AIEOperatorBase: + """Build the artifact graph, then the xclbin+insts. + + link_xclbin() is lazy for get_callable()'s benefit, but compile() is an + explicit request to compile and has to honour it. Once the xclbin/insts + pair stopped being artifacts, the base implementation alone built only + kernel objects -- so for a design with no C++ kernel it built nothing at + all, and compile() returned success for configurations whose MLIR cannot + even be generated. Errors that belong to compile() surfaced from + get_callable() instead, or not at all. + """ + super().compile(dry_run=dry_run) + if not dry_run: + self.link_xclbin() + return self + def link_xclbin(self) -> None: """Compile this operator's xclbin+insts through CompilableDesign, once. - Lazy and idempotent, mirroring FusedDispatch.link_elf / - SeparateDispatch.link_xclbins: get_callable() is the first point a - standalone operator actually needs a compiled binary. + Idempotent, mirroring FusedDispatch.link_elf / + SeparateDispatch.link_xclbins. compile() drives it, and get_callable() + also calls it so an operator that was never explicitly compiled still + works. """ if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: return diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 64f613ef72..4e97994840 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -354,6 +354,13 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: ) self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact, self.insts_artifact]) + def link_xclbin(self) -> None: + # Nothing to do: set_up_artifacts() above already registered the + # xclbin/insts as artifacts, so compile()'s artifact-graph pass builds + # them. The base implementation would compile a second, shape-specific + # xclbin through CompilableDesign and defeat the config/shape split. + return + def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: # Explicit override, not inherited: MLIROperator.get_callable() moved # onto CompilableDesign-compiled paths (self._xclbin_path/_insts_path), diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py index 17d34bfced..d57989762f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py @@ -135,6 +135,13 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: ) self.add_artifacts([self.insts_artifact, self.xclbin_artifact]) + def link_xclbin(self) -> None: + # Nothing to do: the xclbin is downloaded, not compiled, and the insts + # are an artifact that compile()'s graph pass builds. The base + # implementation would compile an xclbin from this operator's MLIR, + # which is exactly what using the prebuilt one avoids. + return + def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: npu_kernel = NPUKernel( xclbin_path=self.xclbin_artifact.filename, From d5cf6a512d53ecc8d3c2af5ebb56ddd4893da19a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 11:54:15 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 045/215] gemv: pick a legal kernel vector size instead of asserting in C++ mv.cc requires DIM_K % VEC_SIZE == 0 *and* DIM_K >= 2*VEC_SIZE -- the inner loop carries a pipelining pragma that assumes at least two iterations, and both are static_asserts. __post_init__ only checked the first, one factor too weak, so K == kernel_vector_size passed validation and then failed as a C++ error from inside a Peano build: "static assertion failed due to requirement '64U >= 2 * 64U'", with nothing pointing at the operator argument responsible. kernel_vector_size now defaults to None and resolves to the widest legal width for K. Passed explicitly it is checked, and the message names the rule and lists what would work. K >= 128 still resolves to 64, so no existing configuration changes width; K=64 gets 32 and K=32 gets 16. This fixes the three gemv_batched shapes at K=64 that 1.4.4.dev26 broke, and supersedes the explicit kernel_vector_size=32 that llama's attention-scores GEMV carried -- the rule now lives in one place instead of at the call site. Vector size is repr=False, so it is absent from the operator, MLIR and xclbin names while appearing in the kernel object name (gemv_{K}k_{vs}vs.o). That is the shape of a cache-poisoning bug, so it was tested rather than reasoned about: building K=128 at the default, then explicitly at 32, then at the default again shows the MLIR text differing between the two configurations, link_with naming the matching object each time, the xclbin rebuilding on the change, and the default build reproducing byte-identically. Checked on hardware: gemv is 95/95; the vs=16 path that no test parameter reaches compiles and matches the golden reference at K=32; llama is 4/4. A cold llama build from an empty directory links op7_gemv_64k_32vs.o, with no gemv_64k_64vs object, no flat duplicate objects and no .symbol_map files anywhere in the tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 5 -- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 55 +++++++++++++++++++-- 2 files changed, 50 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index bc9dfb2388..ba16d15900 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -341,11 +341,6 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=prompt_len // 8, num_batches=config.n_heads, - # head_dim is 64, which equals the default vector size, but mv.cc - # requires DIM_K >= 2*VEC_SIZE: its inner loop carries a pipelining - # pragma that assumes at least two iterations. 32 is the largest - # size that both divides 64 and leaves two of them. - kernel_vector_size=32, context=elf_ctx, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index 2469d7533c..642ed09ff5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -35,7 +35,8 @@ class GEMV(MLIROperator): tile_size_input: int = 2 tile_size_output: int | None = None num_batches: int = 1 - kernel_vector_size: int = field(default=64, repr=False) + # None picks the widest legal size for K (see _resolve_kernel_vector_size). + kernel_vector_size: int | None = field(default=None, repr=False) # Optional fused activation applied to each output tile in the producing core. # "none" (default) leaves the output unchanged; "gelu" applies GELU(tanh approx). # repr=False keeps operator/artifact names stable for the default path. @@ -59,10 +60,7 @@ def __post_init__(self): and self.tile_size_output >= self.tile_size_input ): raise ValueError("tile_size_output must be a multiple of tile_size_input") - if not ( - self.K >= self.kernel_vector_size and self.K % self.kernel_vector_size == 0 - ): - raise ValueError("K must be multiple of kernel_vector_size") + self.kernel_vector_size = self._resolve_kernel_vector_size() if self.epilogue not in ("none", "gelu"): raise ValueError( f"unknown epilogue {self.epilogue!r} (expected 'none' or 'gelu')" @@ -74,6 +72,53 @@ def __post_init__(self): MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + # Vector widths mv.cc's matvec_vectorized is instantiated at, widest first. + # Each is a legal aie::vector width; anything narrower than 16 + # is not worth a kernel launch, so a K below 32 is rejected rather than + # silently run at a width nothing has been tested at. + _KERNEL_VECTOR_SIZES: ClassVar[tuple[int, ...]] = (64, 32, 16) + + def _resolve_kernel_vector_size(self) -> int: + """The vector width the matvec kernel is compiled at. + + mv.cc requires ``DIM_K % VEC_SIZE == 0`` *and* ``DIM_K >= 2 * VEC_SIZE`` + -- its inner loop carries a pipelining pragma that assumes at least two + iterations, and both are static_asserts, so getting this wrong is a C++ + error from inside a kernel build rather than anything a caller can read. + The second condition is the one that is easy to miss: K == VEC_SIZE + divides evenly and still does not build. + + Left unset, the widest legal width for this K is chosen, so callers do + not have to know the rule. Set explicitly, the value is checked and the + reason is spelled out here instead of in Peano's output. + """ + legal = [ + size + for size in self._KERNEL_VECTOR_SIZES + if self.K % size == 0 and self.K >= 2 * size + ] + if self.kernel_vector_size is None: + if not legal: + raise ValueError( + f"K={self.K} has no legal kernel_vector_size: need a width w " + f"in {self._KERNEL_VECTOR_SIZES} with K % w == 0 and K >= 2*w. " + "K must be an even multiple of at least 16." + ) + return legal[0] + if self.kernel_vector_size not in legal: + raise ValueError( + f"kernel_vector_size={self.kernel_vector_size} is not legal for " + f"K={self.K}: the matvec kernel needs K % kernel_vector_size == 0 " + f"and K >= 2*kernel_vector_size. " + + ( + f"Legal here: {legal}." + if legal + else "No width works for this K; it must be an even multiple " + "of at least 16." + ) + ) + return self.kernel_vector_size + @property def name(self) -> str: # epilogue is repr=False so the default path keeps a stable name, but the fused From d71eb3f908e99e3c067ec967af2509f5ec6c2b73 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 12:54:14 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 046/215] jit_compile: compile an operator from its design, not from MLIR text IRON's use of CompilableDesign was a text passthrough: link_xclbin() and SeparateDispatch called str(op.get_mlir_artifact().generator()) themselves, then wrapped the resulting text in a synthetic generator so upstream would accept it. Generation therefore happened outside compile(), and everything awkward about the seam followed from that one fact. The cache could not see the real generator, so identity had to be faked by hashing the emitted MLIR and smuggling the digest through compile_kwargs. Kernels could not be declared by the design, because ExternalFunction registers into a global set that compile() clears at the start of its own generation -- anything constructed earlier is wiped -- so objects had to be built beforehand by a separate rule and staged by hand. compile_xclbin_insts now takes the DesignGenerator and resolves but does not call it; the design runs inside compile(), under its lock, in the window where ExternalFunction._instances is collected. Identity comes from what it actually is: the design function, hashed by code identity, plus its bound parameters. The parameters need care, and the failure mode is silent. compile_kwargs values that are not callables are hashed by str(), and dev stringifies to "" -- an address. Passing it through would give every process a different key, which is not an error, just an aiecc run on every call forever. _params_key drops dev, since device identity already reaches the key via _compute_artifact_hash as (type, arch, cols, rows), and rejects any other parameter carrying an address rather than quietly degrading. Two processes now compute the same cache hash for the same operator, checked directly. Staging and object_files stay for operators that still declare prebuilt kernels; they go when the last one declares ExternalFunctions instead. The fused path keeps building its text up front -- fusing several designs into one module is a real transformation, not a passthrough. iron/tests 780 passed / 13 skipped; iron/operators 3165 passed with only the five known mem_copy 16-core timeouts, which is the pre-existing baseline exactly. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/base.py | 3 +- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 110 ++++++++++++++++-- iron/common/sequence.py | 7 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 73 ++++++++++-- 4 files changed, 166 insertions(+), 27 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 0776902418..809c547c42 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -269,10 +269,9 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: return from .jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts - mlir_text = str(self.get_mlir_artifact().generator()) object_files = [Path(a.filename) for a in self._kernel_artifacts] self._xclbin_path, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( - mlir_text, + self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, object_files, Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.xclbin", Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.bin", diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 77d8eb5d44..671a327fe1 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -29,9 +29,12 @@ """ import hashlib +import re import shutil from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any +import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.ir import Module from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign from aie.utils.compile.jit.markers import CompileTime @@ -42,12 +45,84 @@ def _digest(text: str) -> str: return hashlib.sha256(text.encode()).hexdigest()[:24] +# An object address in a parameter's str() would re-key the cache every process. +_ADDRESS = re.compile(r"0x[0-9a-f]{6,}") + + +def _params_key(kwargs: dict) -> str: + """The design's bound parameters, spelled so the cache key can hash them. + + ``_compute_recipe_hash`` hashes a callable ``compile_kwargs`` value by its + code identity, but every other value by ``str()``. A parameter whose + ``str()`` embeds an object address therefore produces a different key in + each process, and the failure is silent: not an error, just a cache that + never hits and an aiecc run on every call. + + ``dev`` is exactly that (````) and is dropped + here -- device identity already reaches the key through + ``_compute_artifact_hash``, which spells it as (type, arch, cols, rows) + rather than by identity. Anything else that looks like an address is an + operator bug, so it is rejected rather than quietly degraded. + """ + items = [] + for name, value in sorted(kwargs.items()): + if name == "dev": + continue + text = str(value) + if _ADDRESS.search(text): + raise ValueError( + f"design parameter {name!r} stringifies to {text!r}, which " + "embeds an object address. It would give this design a new " + "compile-cache key in every process. Give the value a stable " + "__str__, or pass the identity it stands for instead." + ) + items.append((name, text)) + return repr(items) + + +def _design_generator(call_kwargs: dict): + """Adapt an IRON design function to the generator CompilableDesign wants. + + Handing over the *design function* rather than MLIR text is what puts + generation inside ``compile()``: under its lock, and inside the window + where ``ExternalFunction._instances`` is collected. Kernels declared by the + design are therefore compiled by upstream rather than by a separate rule. + + The signature is only identity, never data: ``compile_kwargs`` keys must + appear in it and carry ``CompileTime[T]``, so each one exists to reach the + cache key. The design is hashed by its code, its parameters by their text, + and ``chain`` by the predecessor xclbin a separate-dispatch operator links + onto. The values the design is actually called with are closed over, which + is safe only because ``params`` already spells them -- closure contents are + invisible to the cache key, the trap pinned by + ``iron/tests/infrastructure/compilable_design_contract.py``. + + An IRON design returns ``ctx.module`` from its own ``mlir_mod_ctx``, not a + module built into the ambient one. That is accepted: the module keeps its + context alive, and ``_generate_uncached`` only calls ``verify()`` on it. + """ + + def generate( + design: CompileTime[Any], + params: CompileTime[str], + chain: CompileTime[str] = "", + ): + kwargs = dict(call_kwargs) + if "dev" in kwargs: + # Resolved now rather than at operator construction, so the design + # is built for whatever device this compile is bound to. + kwargs["dev"] = aie_utils.get_current_device() + return design(**kwargs) + + return generate + + def _generator_for(mlir_text: str, work_dir=None, object_files=()): - """Wrap MLIR text as a generator CompilableDesign will accept. + """Wrap already-generated MLIR text as a generator CompilableDesign accepts. - ``graph`` and ``trace`` are never read. They exist so the digest and the - trace size have somewhere to live in ``compile_kwargs``, which is what the - cache key actually hashes. + The fused path still builds its text up front -- fusing several designs into + one module is a real transformation, not a passthrough -- so it keeps this. + Single operators go through :func:`_design_generator` instead. Staging happens here rather than before ``compile()``, because a cache miss calls ``_cleanup_failed_compilation`` on the work directory first and wipes @@ -189,7 +264,7 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: def compile_xclbin_insts( - mlir_text: str, + generator, object_files, xclbin_path, insts_path, @@ -197,13 +272,19 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( xclbin_input=None, extra_flags=(), ): - """Compile one operator's MLIR to an xclbin and its instruction stream. + """Compile one operator's design to an xclbin and its instruction stream. The separate-dispatch counterpart to :func:`compile_fused_elf`. Chaining looks like it needs more than CompilableDesign offers -- each operator's xclbin links onto the previous one's via ``--xclbin-input`` so a sequence lands in one loadable image -- but that and the kernel name are both aiecc flags, which it already forwards. No local subclass is needed. + + ``generator`` is the operator's ``DesignGenerator``. It is resolved but not + called here: the design function runs inside ``compile()``, which is what + lets a design declare ``ExternalFunction`` kernels and have upstream build + them. ``object_files`` covers operators that still declare prebuilt objects + instead, and is empty once one has migrated. """ xclbin_path, insts_path = Path(xclbin_path), Path(insts_path) object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] @@ -214,15 +295,22 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( flags.append(f"--xclbin-input={Path(xclbin_input).resolve()}") flags += list(extra_flags) + design_fn, args, kwargs = generator.resolve() + if args: + raise ValueError( + f"design {design_fn.__qualname__} takes positional arguments " + f"{args!r}; the cache key only spells keyword parameters." + ) + design = CompilableDesign( - _generator_for(mlir_text, work_dir, object_files), + _design_generator(kwargs), object_files=object_files, aiecc_flags=flags, - # The predecessor is part of what this image is: two operators with - # identical MLIR chained onto different xclbins are different artifacts. compile_kwargs={ - "graph": _digest(mlir_text), - "trace": 0, + "design": design_fn, + "params": _params_key(kwargs), + # The predecessor is part of what this image is: two operators with + # identical designs chained onto different xclbins differ. "chain": str(xclbin_input or ""), }, ) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 4056bbc38b..6ed97f5a50 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -262,13 +262,10 @@ def link_xclbins(self, seq): for idx, op in enumerate(seq.unique_operators()): op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" - mlir_text = str(op.get_mlir_artifact().generator()) - object_files = [ - Path(a.filename) for a in self._kernel_artifacts[id(op)] - ] + object_files = [Path(a.filename) for a in self._kernel_artifacts[id(op)]] xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( - mlir_text, + op.get_mlir_artifact().generator, object_files, build_dir / f"{op_label}.xclbin", build_dir / f"{op_label}.bin", diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index 17ddc2ece0..a21ace9076 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -18,10 +18,17 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import from_name +from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign from iron.common.capture import capture from iron.common.context import AIEContext -from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, compile_xclbin_insts, _digest +from iron.common.jit_compile import ( + compile_sequence, + compile_xclbin_insts, + _digest, + _design_generator, + _params_key, +) from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd @@ -98,8 +105,6 @@ def test_tracing_does_not_reuse_an_untraced_cache_entry(): Sharing one would hand a traced build the untraced ELF, which loads and runs and produces no trace. """ - from iron.common.jit_compile import _digest - text = "module { /* identical */ }" assert {"graph": _digest(text), "trace": 0} != { "graph": _digest(text), @@ -130,26 +135,36 @@ def test_identical_sequences_reuse_the_compiled_elf(tmp_path): ) -def test_identical_operator_reuses_the_compiled_xclbin(tmp_path): - """The same regression, for compile_xclbin_insts (the separate-dispatch - and, soon, standalone-operator path) rather than the fused-ELF one.""" +def _add_design(tmp_path): + """A freshly built ElementwiseAdd, as its generator plus kernel objects. + + Built from a new instance each call: the regression this guards is two + independently-constructed operators with the same recipe each rebuilding, + which reusing one instance would not catch. + """ add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) add.compile() - mlir_text = str(add.get_mlir_artifact().generator()) objects = [ Path(a.filename) for a in add.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") ] + return add.get_mlir_artifact().generator, objects + +def test_identical_operator_reuses_the_compiled_xclbin(tmp_path): + """The same regression, for compile_xclbin_insts (the separate-dispatch + and standalone-operator path) rather than the fused-ELF one.""" xclbin_path = tmp_path / "op.xclbin" insts_path = tmp_path / "op.bin" + generator, objects = _add_design(tmp_path) first, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( - mlir_text, objects, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" + generator, objects, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" ) mtime1 = first.stat().st_mtime_ns + generator, objects = _add_design(tmp_path) second, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( - mlir_text, objects, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" + generator, objects, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" ) mtime2 = second.stat().st_mtime_ns @@ -175,3 +190,43 @@ def test_tracing_changes_the_elf(tmp_path): f"no input_with_addresses.mlir under {work_dir}; the trace parser has " "nothing to read, so --get-input-with-addresses is not reaching aiecc" ) + + +def test_the_compile_key_is_stable_across_identical_operators(): + """Two operators built the same way must land on one cache entry. + + The key is what makes the seam worth having, and it fails silently when it + is wrong: an unstable key is not an error, just an aiecc run on every call. + """ + + def key_for(): + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + fn, _, kwargs = add.get_mlir_artifact().generator.resolve() + return CompilableDesign( + _design_generator(kwargs), + compile_kwargs={"design": fn, "params": _params_key(kwargs), "chain": ""}, + )._compute_cache_hash() + + assert key_for() == key_for() + + +def test_the_device_does_not_reach_the_compile_key_by_identity(): + """``dev`` stringifies to ````. + + Hashed by str(), that would re-key the cache in every process. Device + identity reaches the key through _compute_artifact_hash instead, which + spells it as (type, arch, cols, rows). + """ + device = aie_utils.get_current_device() + assert "0x" in str(device), "this test is pointless if dev stops being opaque" + assert "dev" not in _params_key({"dev": device, "M": 8}) + + +def test_an_opaque_design_parameter_is_rejected(): + """Anything else carrying an address is an operator bug -- say so loudly.""" + + class Opaque: + pass + + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="embeds an object address"): + _params_key({"thing": Opaque(), "M": 8}) From a9ac50fc1cbecb5467de2872b3fa1a81b4cb27c4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 13:01:24 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 047/215] jit_compile: key a device parameter by identity, not by its name The first cut dropped the parameter called "dev" from the cache key, because a device stringifies to "" and hashing that by str() would re-key every process. Excluding it was right in spirit and wrong in two ways. Wrong to key on the name: what makes a value a device is its API, not what the design happens to call it. A design spelling it "target" would have leaked an address into the key, and a non-device parameter named "dev" would have been silently dropped from it. Recognition is now duck-typed on exactly the attributes _device_identity_key reads. Wrong to drop it: a key that ignores the device is stable and incorrect -- two designs differing only in target share an entry, so an NPU1 build can be handed to NPU2. Upstream splits identity into a recipe (generator, parameters, flags) and an artifact (sources, objects, tools, device), and a device belongs to the second half; it is now spelled there the same way, reusing upstream's own _device_identity_key rather than inventing a second spelling. It reads ('abc.NPU2', 'AIE2p', '8', '6'): stable across processes, and still telling NPU1 from NPU2. The same reasoning applies to rebinding. Any device-valued parameter is re-read from the bound device when the generator runs, rather than reusing what the operator resolved earlier: compile() calls ensure_current_device() in between, which can bind a device that was previously only inferred, and generating against a different device than the key names is how a design silently ends up built for the wrong target. Tests now assert what matters rather than that the parameter is absent: no address in the key, NPU1 and NPU2 keys differ, and a device is recognised when the design calls it something else. iron/tests 785 passed / 13 skipped; gemv, gemm and softmax 240 passed. The key spelling changed, so this invalidates existing cache entries once. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 42 ++++++++++++++----- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 25 +++++++---- 2 files changed, 49 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 671a327fe1..237f2487b2 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.ir import Module +from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _device_identity_key from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign from aie.utils.compile.jit.markers import CompileTime @@ -49,6 +50,18 @@ def _digest(text: str) -> str: _ADDRESS = re.compile(r"0x[0-9a-f]{6,}") +def _is_device(value) -> bool: + """Whether a design parameter is an IRON device. + + Duck-typed on exactly the attributes ``_device_identity_key`` reads, rather + than on the parameter being called ``dev``: the name a design gives it is + not what makes it a device, and keying on the name would both miss a design + that spells it differently and drop a non-device parameter that happens to + share the name. + """ + return all(hasattr(value, attr) for attr in ("arch", "cols", "rows")) + + def _params_key(kwargs: dict) -> str: """The design's bound parameters, spelled so the cache key can hash them. @@ -58,15 +71,18 @@ def _params_key(kwargs: dict) -> str: each process, and the failure is silent: not an error, just a cache that never hits and an aiecc run on every call. - ``dev`` is exactly that (````) and is dropped - here -- device identity already reaches the key through - ``_compute_artifact_hash``, which spells it as (type, arch, cols, rows) - rather than by identity. Anything else that looks like an address is an - operator bug, so it is rejected rather than quietly degraded. + A device is exactly that -- ````. Upstream + splits identity into a recipe (generator, parameters, flags) and an + artifact (sources, objects, tools, device), so a device is spelled here the + same way ``_compute_artifact_hash`` spells it, via ``_device_identity_key``: + (type, arch, cols, rows), which is stable across processes and still + distinguishes NPU1 from NPU2. Anything else carrying an address is an + operator bug, and is rejected rather than quietly degraded. """ items = [] for name, value in sorted(kwargs.items()): - if name == "dev": + if _is_device(value): + items.append((name, repr(_device_identity_key(value)))) continue text = str(value) if _ADDRESS.search(text): @@ -108,10 +124,16 @@ def generate( chain: CompileTime[str] = "", ): kwargs = dict(call_kwargs) - if "dev" in kwargs: - # Resolved now rather than at operator construction, so the design - # is built for whatever device this compile is bound to. - kwargs["dev"] = aie_utils.get_current_device() + bound = aie_utils.get_current_device() + for name, value in kwargs.items(): + if _is_device(value): + # Re-read rather than reuse what the operator resolved: by the + # time the generator runs, compile() has called + # ensure_current_device(), which can bind a device that was + # merely inferred before. Generating against a different one + # than the cache keys on is how a design silently ends up built + # for the wrong target. + kwargs[name] = bound return design(**kwargs) return generate diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index a21ace9076..4ea96d3a21 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -210,16 +210,25 @@ def key_for(): assert key_for() == key_for() -def test_the_device_does_not_reach_the_compile_key_by_identity(): - """``dev`` stringifies to ````. +def test_a_device_parameter_is_keyed_by_identity_not_address(): + """A device stringifies to ````. - Hashed by str(), that would re-key the cache in every process. Device - identity reaches the key through _compute_artifact_hash instead, which - spells it as (type, arch, cols, rows). + Hashed by str() that would re-key the cache every process, so it is spelled + the way _compute_artifact_hash spells it. The key must still tell two + devices apart -- dropping it entirely would be stable and wrong, handing an + NPU1 build to NPU2. """ - device = aie_utils.get_current_device() - assert "0x" in str(device), "this test is pointless if dev stops being opaque" - assert "dev" not in _params_key({"dev": device, "M": 8}) + npu2 = _params_key({"dev": from_name("npu2", n_cols=8), "M": 8}) + npu1 = _params_key({"dev": from_name("npu1", n_cols=4), "M": 8}) + assert "0x" not in npu2, f"address leaked into the key: {npu2}" + assert npu2 != npu1, "the key stopped distinguishing devices" + + +def test_a_device_is_recognised_by_shape_not_by_parameter_name(): + """Designs need not call it ``dev``; what makes it a device is its API.""" + device = from_name("npu2", n_cols=8) + assert _params_key({"target": device}) == _params_key({"target": device}) + assert "0x" not in _params_key({"target": device}) def test_an_opaque_design_parameter_is_rejected(): From af5c32aad2897f1f5a4985e56f49c55c393fc53f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 13:50:42 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 048/215] gemv: declare kernels as ExternalFunctions, and fuse children as children gemv named its kernel object twice -- once in the design's Kernel(), once in get_kernel_artifacts() -- with the gemv_{K}k_{vs}vs.o formula written out independently in both places and nothing keeping them in step. It now declares one ExternalFunction per kernel, carrying the source, the -D flags and the fusion prefix, and reports no kernel artifacts at all; upstream compiles them and names the object by content. The gelu epilogue stops being an archive and becomes a second ExternalFunction: each func.func carries its own link_with and aie-assign-core-link-files aggregates them onto the core. Two bugs had to be fixed to get there, both of which built and linked cleanly. fuse_mlir inlines each child's device, runtime sequence included, and drives PDI switching itself -- alternating two PDIs per configure point under --expand-load-pdis, with needs_additional_reset keeping the count even. Moving fused generation inside compile() put the children under _iron_full_elf, which makes a runtime sequence load its own PDI because on that path no xclbin configures the device. Both schemes then ran at once. Nothing failed to build: the ELF linked and the device hung at dispatch with ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT. Exactly one program in a fused build is a full ELF and it is not the children, so _fuse_as_children shadows the flag for them -- which the old code got for free by generating outside compile() entirely. The cache key is computed through the same helper, because keying under one value and building under the other describes a different program and nothing reports that either. build_fused_mlir decided whether to prefix an operator by asking whether it had kernel artifacts. That was a proxy for "has kernels", and ExternalFunction breaks it: a migrated operator reports none, so it silently went unprefixed. Every gemv shape in llama then defined matvec_vectorized_bf16_bf16, kept apart only by each core linking its own object. It now asks the design whether it takes func_prefix, which is the actual contract. Verified by reading the objects back: op1_, op11_, op12_, op17_ prefixes on both names and symbols. Note ExternalFunction joins its prefix with an underscore of its own, for the symbol name and the rename pass alike, so IRON's "op0_" is handed over stripped. iron/tests 785 passed / 13 skipped; iron/operators 3165 passed with only the five known mem_copy 16-core timeouts; llama 4/4, and its generated text is byte-identical to before this change, so the kernel move altered no numerics. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 77 +++++++++++++++++++++------- iron/common/sequence.py | 13 +++-- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 101 +++++++++++++++++++------------------ 3 files changed, 123 insertions(+), 68 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 237f2487b2..c53316ee11 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.ir import Module from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _device_identity_key -from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign +from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign, compile_context from aie.utils.compile.jit.markers import CompileTime @@ -139,12 +139,33 @@ def generate( return generate -def _generator_for(mlir_text: str, work_dir=None, object_files=()): - """Wrap already-generated MLIR text as a generator CompilableDesign accepts. +def _fuse_as_children(build_mlir) -> str: + """Fuse the operator designs, with none of them a full ELF in its own right. - The fused path still builds its text up front -- fusing several designs into - one module is a real transformation, not a passthrough -- so it keeps this. - Single operators go through :func:`_design_generator` instead. + ``_iron_full_elf`` makes a design's runtime sequence load its own PDI, + because on that path no xclbin configures the device + (``aie/iron/program.py``). Exactly one program in a fused build needs that, + and it is not the children: ``fuse_mlir`` inlines each child's device -- + runtime sequence included -- and drives PDI switching itself, alternating + between two PDIs per configure point under ``--expand-load-pdis``, with + ``needs_additional_reset`` keeping the count even. + + Generated inside ``compile()`` without this, every child also emits a + ``load_pdi`` and the two schemes fight: the build succeeds, the ELF links, + and the device hangs at dispatch with ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT. Shadowing the + flag for the children is what the old code got for free by generating + outside ``compile()`` altogether. + """ + with compile_context(_iron_full_elf=False): + return build_mlir() + + +def _fused_generator(build_mlir, work_dir=None, object_files=()): + """Fuse a sequence's designs into one module, inside ``compile()``. + + ``graph`` and ``trace`` are never read; they exist so the fused text's + digest and the trace size have somewhere to live in ``compile_kwargs``, + which is what the cache key hashes. Staging happens here rather than before ``compile()``, because a cache miss calls ``_cleanup_failed_compilation`` on the work directory first and wipes @@ -159,8 +180,10 @@ def generate( ): if work_dir is not None: stage_objects(Path(work_dir), object_files) - # Parsed here so it lands in the mlir_mod_ctx CompilableDesign opens. - return Module.parse(mlir_text) + # Fused and parsed here so the designs' ExternalFunctions register into + # the set compile() collects, and the module lands in the mlir_mod_ctx + # it opened. + return Module.parse(_fuse_as_children(build_mlir)) return generate @@ -236,25 +259,46 @@ def fused_work_dir(elf_path) -> Path: def compile_fused_elf( - mlir_text: str, object_files, elf_path, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0 + build_mlir, object_files, elf_path, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0 ) -> Path: - """Compile fused MLIR to a full ELF, returning its path. - - ``object_files`` are the already-built, symbol-prefixed kernel objects the - MLIR links against. + """Compile a fused sequence to a full ELF, returning its path. + + ``build_mlir`` is called, not passed text: fusing several designs into one + module runs each operator's design, and a design that declares + ``ExternalFunction`` kernels only has them built if it runs inside + ``compile()``. Fusing outside and handing over the result registers those + kernels into a set ``compile()`` then clears, so the objects are never + built and the core fails to link. + + It is called twice, and deliberately: once here for the cache key, which is + still the fused text's own digest -- the most precise identity available, + and a call this path already paid -- and once inside the generator, where + the kernels survive. Only the second is on the cache-miss path; generation + is Python building MLIR, against an aiecc run. + + Both calls go through :func:`_fuse_as_children`, so both see the same + ``_iron_full_elf`` and the key describes the text that is actually + compiled. Keying under one value and building under the other produces a + cache entry for a different program -- which is not a build failure, so + nothing reports it. + + ``object_files`` are kernel objects for operators that still declare + prebuilt ones, and is empty once they all declare ExternalFunctions. """ elf_path = Path(elf_path) object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] work_dir = fused_work_dir(elf_path) + identity = _digest(_fuse_as_children(build_mlir)) + design = CompilableDesign( - _generator_for(mlir_text, work_dir, object_files), + _fused_generator(build_mlir, work_dir, object_files), full_elf=True, object_files=object_files, aiecc_flags=list(FUSED_ELF_FLAGS) + ([TRACE_FLAG] if trace_size else []) + list(extra_flags), - compile_kwargs={"graph": _digest(mlir_text), "trace": int(trace_size)}, + compile_kwargs={"graph": identity, "trace": int(trace_size)}, ) hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, elf_path) if not hit: @@ -275,9 +319,8 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: objects = [ a.filename for a in seq.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") ] - mlir = seq._dispatch.build_fused_mlir(seq) return compile_fused_elf( - mlir, + lambda: seq._dispatch.build_fused_mlir(seq), objects, elf_path, extra_flags=getattr(seq, "extra_flags", ()) or (), diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 6ed97f5a50..82fad1b871 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import hashlib +import inspect import logging import time from pathlib import Path @@ -153,12 +154,11 @@ def link_elf(self, seq): if getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) is not None: return seq.elf_path - mlir = self.build_fused_mlir(seq) objects = [ a.filename for a in seq.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") ] seq.elf_path = compile_fused_elf( - mlir, + lambda: self.build_fused_mlir(seq), objects, Path(seq.context.build_dir) / f"{seq.name}{_trace_tag(seq)}.elf", extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, @@ -180,7 +180,14 @@ def build_fused_mlir(self, seq) -> str: for idx, op in enumerate(designs): generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator - if len(op.get_kernel_artifacts()) > 0: + # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it + # from the operator having kernel artifacts: an operator whose + # design declares ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, and + # under the old test silently went unprefixed -- every shape then + # defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each core linking + # its own object. + design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() + if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" design_names.append(op_name) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index 642ed09ff5..956fde4105 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -2,18 +2,17 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from pathlib import Path from typing import ClassVar, Dict from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - KernelObjectArtifact, - KernelArchiveArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +import aie.utils.config from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -21,7 +20,7 @@ from aie.dialects.aie import T from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ExternalFunction, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker import torch @@ -131,12 +130,14 @@ def name(self) -> str: return f"{base}_epi{self.epilogue}" @property - def kernel_object(self): - # With the gelu epilogue the core also links the gelu kernel, so the object becomes an - # archive of (matvec, gelu); the plain matvec stays a single object. - if self.epilogue == "gelu": - return f"gemv_{self.K}k_{self.kernel_vector_size}vs_gelu_kernels.a" - return f"gemv_{self.K}k_{self.kernel_vector_size}vs.o" + def kernels_dir(self): + """Where the design finds its C++ sources. + + Passed to the design rather than resolved there so that + IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR still redirects it -- and so that pointing IRON at + a different kernel tree changes the compile cache key, which it should. + """ + return self.context.kernels_dir def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( @@ -148,35 +149,10 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - matvec_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( - f"gemv_{self.K}k_{self.kernel_vector_size}vs.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "mv.cc") - ], - extra_flags=[ - f"-DDIM_K={self.K}", - f"-DVEC_SIZE={self.kernel_vector_size}", - ], - ) - if self.epilogue == "gelu": - # The gelu kernel lives in aie2p/gelu.cc, so the fused epilogue is NPU2-only. - if get_kernel_dir() != "aie2p": - raise NotImplementedError( - "gemv gelu epilogue is only available on NPU2 (aie2p); " - f"current kernel dir is {get_kernel_dir()!r}" - ) - gelu_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( - "gelu.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "gelu.cc") - ], - ) - return [ - KernelArchiveArtifact( - self.kernel_object, dependencies=[matvec_obj, gelu_obj] - ) - ] - return [matvec_obj] + # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions, which + # CompilableDesign compiles itself. Nothing here has to name the object + # file a second time and keep the two spellings in step. + return [] @staticmethod def arg_spec(M, K, num_batches=1): @@ -221,7 +197,8 @@ def my_matvec( tile_size_input, tile_size_output=None, num_batches=1, - kernel_object="mv.o", + kernels_dir=None, + kernel_vector_size=64, func_prefix="", verbose=False, epilogue="none", @@ -278,11 +255,29 @@ def my_matvec( L3_B_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * K,), dtype_in] L3_C_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * M,), dtype_out] + # The kernels are declared and built by one object each. Constructing them + # here rather than in the operator is required, not stylistic: an + # ExternalFunction registers itself into a process-global set that + # CompilableDesign clears when it starts generating, so anything built + # before that is discarded. + kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) + kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) + include_dirs = [ + str(Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) / "aie_runtime_lib" / kernel_dir.upper()) + ] + # IRON spells the fusion prefix with its trailing underscore ("op0_"); + # ExternalFunction joins with one of its own, both for the symbol name and + # for the rename pass, so handing it "op0_" would yield "op0__matvec". + symbol_prefix = func_prefix.rstrip("_") or None func_type = "vectorized" if vectorized else "scalar" - matvec = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}matvec_{func_type}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", - [np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], + matvec = ExternalFunction( + f"matvec_{func_type}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}", + source_file=str(kernels_dir / "generic" / "mv.cc"), + arg_types=[np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], + include_dirs=include_dirs, + # mv.cc is a template over both: one source, one object per shape. + compile_flags=[f"-DDIM_K={K}", f"-DVEC_SIZE={kernel_vector_size}"], + symbol_prefix=symbol_prefix, ) # Optional fused activation over the full tile_size_output C-tile, applied once per tile in core_body # (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all rows) rather than per matvec call, whose tile_size_input @@ -293,10 +288,20 @@ def my_matvec( assert ( tile_size_output % 16 == 0 ), f"gelu epilogue needs tile_size_output % 16 == 0 (got {tile_size_output})" - gelu_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}gelu_tile_bf16", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", - [np.int32, L1_C_ty], + if kernel_dir != "aie2p": + raise NotImplementedError( + "gemv gelu epilogue is only available on NPU2 (aie2p); " + f"current kernel dir is {kernel_dir!r}" + ) + # A second object, not an archive bundled with the first: each + # func.func carries its own link_with and aie-assign-core-link-files + # aggregates them onto the core. + gelu_kernel = ExternalFunction( + "gelu_tile_bf16", + source_file=str(kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "gelu.cc"), + arg_types=[np.int32, L1_C_ty], + include_dirs=include_dirs, + symbol_prefix=symbol_prefix, ) A_L3L1_fifos = [ From 0e9dd8e3462f2fb5a8e1664e23fe1908289cb520 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:17:48 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 049/215] operators: declare kernels once in the two shared bases ChanneledUnaryOperator and BinaryElementwiseOperator between them back eleven operators -- relu, gelu, silu, sigmoid, tanh, leaky_relu, layer_norm, elementwise_add, elementwise_mul, swiglu_prefill, swiglu_decode -- and each of them named its kernel object twice: once as the design's Kernel(), once as the operator's KernelObjectArtifact. Both bases now declare an ExternalFunction in the design and report no kernel artifacts at all. The two shared designs, and gemv before them, had the same five lines of declaration with the same trap in it, so it is one helper now: declare_kernel() in iron/operators/_kernels.py, alongside _trace as the other design-side shared piece. The trap is that IRON spells its fusion prefix "op0_" while ExternalFunction joins with an underscore of its own, for the symbol name and the rename pass alike, so the prefix has to be handed over stripped. The aie2 lut_based_ops case stays exactly as it was, and the reason is worth stating where it is now load-bearing: lut_based_ops.cpp defines tables the kernel references transitively from C++, with no MLIR call site, so aie-assign-core-link-files cannot discover that object by tracing func.call edges. It has to be archived and named by an ordinary link_with, which means a prebuilt Kernel. kernel_obj_file returning None is what selects the ExternalFunction path; needs_lut_archive names the condition. That branch is aie2-only and this box is aie2p, so it is untestable here and was not touched. kernel_object_arch_isolation used ElementwiseMul as a vehicle for testing that two arches cannot collide on one object path. That operator no longer produces an artifact to test, so the tests move to AXPY, which still does. They are guarding the operators left on the artifact path and should retire with it: upstream keys an ExternalFunction's object on content and on device identity, so the collision they describe is unrepresentable there. iron/tests 785 passed / 13 skipped; the eleven operators 1195 passed. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 80 +++++++++++-------- iron/operators/_kernels.py | 68 ++++++++++++++++ iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py | 12 +-- iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py | 14 ++-- .../kernel_object_arch_isolation.py | 18 +++-- 5 files changed, 142 insertions(+), 50 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/operators/_kernels.py diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 65ba6045ae..e4a9f14b6e 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -115,16 +115,33 @@ def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: ] @property - def kernel_obj_file(self) -> str: - """The file name that the MLIR Kernel declaration should link_with. + def needs_lut_archive(self) -> bool: + """Whether this operator must link a prebuilt archive. - When auxiliary objects are required (e.g. lut_based_ops.o on aie2), - all objects are bundled into an archive and the archive name is - returned so that aiecc links the entire archive. + lut_based_ops.cpp defines the exp/log tables aie2's kernels use. They + are referenced transitively from C++, with no MLIR call site, so + aie-assign-core-link-files -- which finds objects by tracing func.call + edges -- can never discover that object. It has to be archived with the + kernel object and named by an ordinary link_with, so this path keeps + declaring a prebuilt Kernel rather than an ExternalFunction. + + aie2 only, and this dev box is aie2p, so the branch is untestable here. + """ + return self.needs_lut_ops and get_kernel_dir() == "aie2" + + @property + def kernel_obj_file(self) -> str | None: + """The archive a prebuilt Kernel declaration links against, or None. + + None tells the design to declare an ExternalFunction instead and let + upstream compile the kernel and name its object. """ - if self.needs_lut_ops and get_kernel_dir() == "aie2": - return f"{self.name}_kernels.a" - return f"{self.kernel_name}.o" + return f"{self.name}_kernels.a" if self.needs_lut_archive else None + + @property + def kernel_source(self): + """The C++ source this operator's kernel is compiled from.""" + return self.context.kernels_dir / get_kernel_dir() / f"{self.kernel_name}.cc" def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: # Bound by name rather than passed by position. The old list matched @@ -140,25 +157,21 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list: - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) + # Only the archive case builds anything here; otherwise the design's + # ExternalFunction is the single declaration and upstream builds it. + if not self.needs_lut_archive: + return [] + kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() kernel_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( f"{self.kernel_name}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact( - self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / f"{self.kernel_name}.cc" - ) - ], + dependencies=[SourceArtifact(self.kernel_source)], ) - if self.needs_lut_ops and kernel_dir == "aie2": - lut_objs = lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir) - return [ - KernelArchiveArtifact( - f"{self.name}_kernels.a", - dependencies=[kernel_obj] + lut_objs, - ) - ] - return [kernel_obj] + return [ + KernelArchiveArtifact( + f"{self.name}_kernels.a", + dependencies=[kernel_obj] + lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir), + ) + ] @dataclass @@ -231,9 +244,9 @@ def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: ] @property - def kernel_obj_file(self) -> str: - """The object file this design links against.""" - return f"{self.kernel_name}.o" + def kernel_source(self): + """The C++ source this operator's kernel is compiled from.""" + return self.context.kernels_dir / get_kernel_dir() / f"{self.kernel_name}.cc" def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: # Bound by name; see the note on the unary base about position. @@ -246,11 +259,8 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list[KernelObjectArtifact]: - source = self.context.kernels_dir / get_kernel_dir() / f"{self.kernel_name}.cc" - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"{self.kernel_name}.o", - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(source)], - ), - ] + def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list: + # The design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction; nothing here + # names the object a second time. No binary operator needs the aie2 + # lut archive, so unlike the unary base there is no prebuilt branch. + return [] diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/operators/_kernels.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..15c2eb3cd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/operators/_kernels.py @@ -0,0 +1,68 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""How an iron/operators design declares the kernel it calls. + +One declaration, not two. A design used to name a function *and* the object +file it lives in, while the operator separately described how to build that +object -- with the file name spelled out independently in both places and +nothing keeping them in step. ``ExternalFunction`` is both halves at once: +upstream compiles the source and names the object from its content. + +Constructing it here, inside the design, is required rather than stylistic. +An ``ExternalFunction`` registers itself into a process-global set that +``CompilableDesign`` clears when it begins generating, so one built earlier -- +in the operator, say -- is discarded and its object never compiled. +""" + +from pathlib import Path + +import aie.utils.config +from aie.iron import ExternalFunction, Kernel + +from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir + + +def runtime_include_dirs() -> list[str]: + """The aie_runtime_lib headers a kernel is compiled against.""" + return [ + str( + Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) + / "aie_runtime_lib" + / get_kernel_dir().upper() + ) + ] + + +def declare_kernel( + name, + arg_types, + *, + source=None, + prebuilt=None, + func_prefix="", + compile_flags=(), + include_dirs=None, +): + """Declare the kernel a design calls, building it unless it is prebuilt. + + ``prebuilt`` names an object or archive that already exists and is linked + by name -- the aie2 ``lut_based_ops`` case, whose tables are referenced + from C++ with no MLIR call site, so nothing can discover them by tracing + calls. Everywhere else ``source`` is compiled by upstream. + + ``func_prefix`` is IRON's fusion prefix and arrives with its trailing + underscore ("op0_"). ``ExternalFunction`` joins with an underscore of its + own, for the symbol name and for the rename pass alike, so it is stripped + here; handing it over whole yields "op0__matvec". + """ + if prebuilt is not None: + return Kernel(f"{func_prefix}{name}", f"{func_prefix}{prebuilt}", arg_types) + return ExternalFunction( + name, + source_file=str(source), + arg_types=arg_types, + include_dirs=runtime_include_dirs() if include_dirs is None else include_dirs, + compile_flags=list(compile_flags), + symbol_prefix=func_prefix.rstrip("_") or None, + ) diff --git a/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py b/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py index 5953782a80..37725455a5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py @@ -4,9 +4,10 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace @@ -17,7 +18,7 @@ def binary_elementwise_design( tile_size, trace_size, kernel_fn_name, - kernel_obj_file, + kernel_source=None, func_prefix="", ): per_tile_elements = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size @@ -38,10 +39,11 @@ def binary_elementwise_design( of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] # AIE Core Function declaration - eltwise_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_fn_name}", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", + eltwise_kernel = declare_kernel( + kernel_fn_name, [tile_ty, tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], + source=kernel_source, + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Define a task that will run on a compute tile diff --git a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py b/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py index 0b5cf85e4f..f01ed926e8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py @@ -4,9 +4,10 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace @@ -18,7 +19,8 @@ def channeled_unary_design( tile_size, trace_size, kernel_fn_name, - kernel_obj_file, + kernel_source=None, + kernel_obj_file=None, tile_cap=4096, func_prefix="", ): @@ -55,10 +57,12 @@ def channeled_unary_design( ] # External, binary kernel definition - kernel_fcn = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_fn_name}", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", + kernel_fcn = declare_kernel( + kernel_fn_name, [line_type, line_type, np.int32], + source=kernel_source, + prebuilt=kernel_obj_file, + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Task for the core to perform diff --git a/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py b/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py index 4c9f560115..f30adc192c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py +++ b/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py @@ -25,22 +25,30 @@ from iron.common import AIEContext from iron.common.compilation import KernelObjectArtifact from iron.common.compilation.base import _link_build_outputs_into -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.axpy.op import AXPY def _mul_kernel_object(build_dir, device): - """Set up ElementwiseMul's artifact graph for `device` and resolve its - kernel object's build_dir path, without invoking Peano/xchesscc.""" + """Set up an operator's artifact graph for `device` and resolve its kernel + object's build_dir path, without invoking Peano/xchesscc. + + AXPY rather than ElementwiseMul because this is about the *artifact* + path: an operator whose design declares an ExternalFunction produces no + KernelObjectArtifact at all, and upstream keys its object on content and on + device identity, so two arches cannot collide there by construction. These + tests guard the operators still on the artifact path, and should retire + with it. + """ aie_utils.set_current_device(device) ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=build_dir) - op = ElementwiseMul(size=4096, tile_size=4096, num_aie_columns=1, context=ctx) + op = AXPY(size=4096, tile_size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, context=ctx) op.set_up_artifacts() op.artifacts.move_artifacts(str(ctx.build_dir)) op.artifacts.populate_availability_from_filesystem() for artifact in op.artifacts.bfs(): if isinstance(artifact, KernelObjectArtifact): return artifact - raise AssertionError("ElementwiseMul produced no KernelObjectArtifact") + raise AssertionError("AXPY produced no KernelObjectArtifact") def test_two_arches_do_not_resolve_the_same_kernel_object_path(tmp_path): From e98938be21fc0b35d3d0b120a46fdc5fcfbfca4f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:37:00 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 050/215] operators: declare kernels once in axpy, dequant, mem_copy, transpose, gemv Four more operators stop naming their kernel object twice, and gemv folds onto the declare_kernel helper the shared bases already use, so all five now read the same way. kernels_dir moves to MLIROperator beside dev: it is a parameter every design needs and no operator stores, which is exactly what those properties are for, and it keeps IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR redirecting the source while still reaching the cache key. mem_copy keeps its bypass branch, which means something different from the others: no kernel at all, rather than one declared elsewhere. kernel_object_arch_isolation no longer borrows an operator. It was written against ElementwiseMul, moved to AXPY when that migrated, and would have moved again -- the vehicle keeps disappearing because a design that declares an ExternalFunction produces no artifact to test. It builds the artifact directly now, which is honest about what it covers: a property of move_artifacts, for the operators still on the artifact path, to retire with it. Upstream keys such an object on content and device identity, so the collision it describes cannot occur there. iron/tests 785 passed / 13 skipped. axpy, transpose and dequant 96 passed; mem_copy 63 passed with only the known 16-core timeout. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/base.py | 10 +++++ iron/operators/axpy/op.py | 26 ++++++------ iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 26 +++++------- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 39 +++++------------ iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 38 +++++++++-------- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 42 ++++++++++--------- .../kernel_object_arch_isolation.py | 34 +++++++-------- 7 files changed, 102 insertions(+), 113 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 809c547c42..4021439991 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -144,6 +144,16 @@ def dev(self): """The device a design is generated for.""" return aie_utils.get_current_device() + @property + def kernels_dir(self): + """Where a design finds the C++ its kernels are compiled from. + + Taken from the context rather than resolved in the design, so that + IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR still redirects it -- and so that pointing IRON at + a different kernel tree changes the compile cache key, which it should. + """ + return self.context.kernels_dir + # Bytes of trace buffer to emit; 0 disables tracing, which is what every # hand-written kwargs dict passed. Deliberately a plain class attribute # rather than a property: OperatorSequence and LayerNorm both assign diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py index db094b36e6..0e375100f8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path + from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar @@ -13,7 +15,8 @@ ) from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace @@ -31,16 +34,10 @@ class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator): kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "saxpy" callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_axpy" - def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list[KernelObjectArtifact]: - # axpy.cc lives under aie_kernels/generic/ (not device-specific) - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "axpy.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "axpy.cc") - ], - ) - ] + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and + # upstream compiles it. Nothing here names the object a second time. + return [] def _mlir_callback_args(self): return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.scalar_factor] @@ -67,6 +64,7 @@ def my_axpy( tile_size, trace_size, scalar_factor, + kernels_dir=None, ): factor = scalar_factor per_tile_elements = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size @@ -87,8 +85,10 @@ def my_axpy( of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] # AIE Core Function declaration - axpy_bf16_vector = Kernel( - "saxpy", "axpy.o", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.float32, tile_ty, np.int32] + axpy_bf16_vector = declare_kernel( + "saxpy", + [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.float32, tile_ty, np.int32], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "axpy.cc", ) # Define a task that will run on a compute tile diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index e5dca9eac4..90a0aa763b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path + from dataclasses import dataclass, field import numpy as np @@ -16,7 +18,8 @@ ) from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir import aie.utils as aie_utils -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ import torch @@ -58,18 +61,9 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"expand_{get_kernel_dir()}_{self.tile_size}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "expand.cc") - ], - extra_flags=[ - f"-DTILE_SIZE={self.tile_size}", - f"-DGROUP_SIZE={self.group_size}", - ], - ) - ] + # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and + # upstream compiles it. Nothing here names the object a second time. + return [] @staticmethod def arg_spec(size, group_size=32): @@ -95,6 +89,7 @@ def my_dequant_kernel( trace_size, tile_size, group_size, + kernels_dir=None, ): per_tile_elements = ( 16384 if tile_size > 16384 else tile_size @@ -138,10 +133,11 @@ def my_dequant_kernel( ] # AIE Core Function declaration - dequant_kernel = Kernel( + dequant_kernel = declare_kernel( "expand_uint4_to_bfloat16", - f"expand_{get_kernel_dir(dev)}_{tile_size}.o", [in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "expand.cc", + compile_flags=[f"-DTILE_SIZE={tile_size}", f"-DGROUP_SIZE={group_size}"], ) # Define a task that will run on a compute tile diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index 956fde4105..c4d3df1945 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -12,7 +12,6 @@ DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils -import aie.utils.config from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -20,7 +19,8 @@ from aie.dialects.aie import T from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import ExternalFunction, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel import torch @@ -129,16 +129,6 @@ def name(self) -> str: return base return f"{base}_epi{self.epilogue}" - @property - def kernels_dir(self): - """Where the design finds its C++ sources. - - Passed to the design rather than resolved there so that - IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR still redirects it -- and so that pointing IRON at - a different kernel tree changes the compile cache key, which it should. - """ - return self.context.kernels_dir - def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", @@ -262,22 +252,14 @@ def my_matvec( # before that is discarded. kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) - include_dirs = [ - str(Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) / "aie_runtime_lib" / kernel_dir.upper()) - ] - # IRON spells the fusion prefix with its trailing underscore ("op0_"); - # ExternalFunction joins with one of its own, both for the symbol name and - # for the rename pass, so handing it "op0_" would yield "op0__matvec". - symbol_prefix = func_prefix.rstrip("_") or None func_type = "vectorized" if vectorized else "scalar" - matvec = ExternalFunction( + matvec = declare_kernel( f"matvec_{func_type}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}", - source_file=str(kernels_dir / "generic" / "mv.cc"), - arg_types=[np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], - include_dirs=include_dirs, + [np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], + source=kernels_dir / "generic" / "mv.cc", # mv.cc is a template over both: one source, one object per shape. compile_flags=[f"-DDIM_K={K}", f"-DVEC_SIZE={kernel_vector_size}"], - symbol_prefix=symbol_prefix, + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Optional fused activation over the full tile_size_output C-tile, applied once per tile in core_body # (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all rows) rather than per matvec call, whose tile_size_input @@ -296,12 +278,11 @@ def my_matvec( # A second object, not an archive bundled with the first: each # func.func carries its own link_with and aie-assign-core-link-files # aggregates them onto the core. - gelu_kernel = ExternalFunction( + gelu_kernel = declare_kernel( "gelu_tile_bf16", - source_file=str(kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "gelu.cc"), - arg_types=[np.int32, L1_C_ty], - include_dirs=include_dirs, - symbol_prefix=symbol_prefix, + [np.int32, L1_C_ty], + source=kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "gelu.cc", + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) A_L3L1_fifos = [ diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index 3dfe9b6eae..f8e3ef25c3 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path + from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import ClassVar, Dict @@ -20,12 +22,12 @@ import math from aie.iron import ( TaskGroup, - Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, Worker, ) +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from aie.iron.device import Tile, NPU1, NPU2 from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ @@ -66,19 +68,9 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - if self.bypass: - return [] - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "mem_copy.o", - extra_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact( - self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "passThrough.cc" - ) - ], - ) - ] + # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and + # upstream compiles it. Nothing here names the object a second time. + return [] @staticmethod def arg_spec(size): @@ -231,7 +223,15 @@ def create_partial_workload_config( def my_mem_copy( - dev, size, num_cores, num_channels, bypass, tile_size, trace_size, func_prefix="" + dev, + size, + num_cores, + num_channels, + bypass, + tile_size, + trace_size, + func_prefix="", + kernels_dir=None, ): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Configuration @@ -266,10 +266,12 @@ def my_mem_copy( # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # External, binary kernel definition - mem_copy_fcn = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}passThroughLine", - f"{func_prefix}mem_copy.o", + mem_copy_fcn = declare_kernel( + "passThroughLine", [line_type, line_type, np.int32], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "passThrough.cc", + compile_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Task for the core to perform diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 4821c04e1e..0b76683c4b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path + from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import ClassVar, Dict @@ -15,7 +17,8 @@ ) from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ import torch @@ -78,20 +81,9 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"transpose_{self.m}x{self.n}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact( - self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "transpose.cc" - ) - ], - extra_flags=[ - f"-DDIM_m={self.m}", - f"-DDIM_n={self.n}", - ], - ), - ] + # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and + # upstream compiles it. Nothing here names the object a second time. + return [] @staticmethod def arg_spec(M, N, num_batches=1): @@ -111,7 +103,17 @@ def reference(self, x): def shuffle_transpose( - dev, M, N, num_aie_columns, num_channels, m, n, s, num_batches=1, func_prefix="" + dev, + M, + N, + num_aie_columns, + num_channels, + m, + n, + s, + num_batches=1, + func_prefix="", + kernels_dir=None, ): num_elements = M * N per_tile_elements = m * n @@ -218,10 +220,12 @@ def shuffle_transpose( ] # AIE Core Function declaration - transpose_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}transpose_{s}x{s}", - f"{func_prefix}transpose_{m}x{n}.o", + transpose_kernel = declare_kernel( + f"transpose_{s}x{s}", [tile_ty, tile_ty], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "transpose.cc", + compile_flags=[f"-DDIM_m={m}", f"-DDIM_n={n}"], + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Define a task that will run on a compute tile diff --git a/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py b/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py index f30adc192c..58ceb5280e 100644 --- a/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py +++ b/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py @@ -23,32 +23,28 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 from iron.common import AIEContext -from iron.common.compilation import KernelObjectArtifact +from iron.common.compilation import CompilationArtifactGraph, KernelObjectArtifact from iron.common.compilation.base import _link_build_outputs_into -from iron.operators.axpy.op import AXPY def _mul_kernel_object(build_dir, device): - """Set up an operator's artifact graph for `device` and resolve its kernel - object's build_dir path, without invoking Peano/xchesscc. - - AXPY rather than ElementwiseMul because this is about the *artifact* - path: an operator whose design declares an ExternalFunction produces no - KernelObjectArtifact at all, and upstream keys its object on content and on - device identity, so two arches cannot collide there by construction. These - tests guard the operators still on the artifact path, and should retire - with it. + """Resolve a kernel object's build_dir path for `device`. + + The graph is built here rather than taken from an operator. This is a + property of move_artifacts, not of any operator, and every operator that + used to serve as the vehicle has since moved its kernels to + ExternalFunction and stopped producing an artifact to test -- twice, so + far. Upstream keys such an object on content and on device identity, so + the collision below is unrepresentable there; these tests guard what is + left on the artifact path, and retire with it. """ aie_utils.set_current_device(device) ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=build_dir) - op = AXPY(size=4096, tile_size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, context=ctx) - op.set_up_artifacts() - op.artifacts.move_artifacts(str(ctx.build_dir)) - op.artifacts.populate_availability_from_filesystem() - for artifact in op.artifacts.bfs(): - if isinstance(artifact, KernelObjectArtifact): - return artifact - raise AssertionError("AXPY produced no KernelObjectArtifact") + artifact = KernelObjectArtifact("mul.o", dependencies=[]) + graph = CompilationArtifactGraph([artifact]) + graph.move_artifacts(str(ctx.build_dir)) + graph.populate_availability_from_filesystem() + return artifact def test_two_arches_do_not_resolve_the_same_kernel_object_path(tmp_path): From e52c035fd9efec281184e4b3d29795ca1542f41b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 14:52:05 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 051/215] operators: declare kernels once in rope, rms_norm and softmax rope and rms_norm are the straightforward shape -- one ExternalFunction per kernel, from one source each. rope's object stops being named for the method id and is named for the symbol instead, which is what actually distinguishes the two variants rope.cc defines. softmax is the first operator where declaring per kernel would have been wrong. softmax_bf16 and mask_bf16 both live in softmax.cc, so two defaulted declarations compile that translation unit twice into two objects, each defining *both* symbols -- a duplicate definition once a core links them. They share one object_file_name instead: identical source and flags give an identical content digest, so upstream neither reports a collision nor compiles twice. Checked rather than assumed, by reading the build back: one softmax.o per design, carrying mask_bf16 and softmax_bf16 together. declare_kernel grew object_file_name for that, and applies the fusion prefix to it. Upstream names a defaulted object after the prefixed symbol but takes an explicit one as given, so without that two fused operators would share one object. softmax keeps its aie2 archive, for the reason that keeps recurring: lut_based_ops.cpp's tables are reached transitively from C++ with no MLIR call site, so nothing discovers that object by tracing calls. kernel_obj_file returning None is what selects the ExternalFunction path. rope and rms_norm 115 passed; softmax 15 passed; iron/tests 785 passed / 13 skipped; llama still 2/2 on hardware, which is what exercises all three fused. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/_kernels.py | 18 ++++++++++- iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 49 +++++++++++++---------------- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 29 +++++++---------- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 59 +++++++++++++++++++++++------------ 4 files changed, 90 insertions(+), 65 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/operators/_kernels.py index 15c2eb3cd9..f52defb869 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_kernels.py +++ b/iron/operators/_kernels.py @@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ def declare_kernel( func_prefix="", compile_flags=(), include_dirs=None, + object_file_name=None, ): """Declare the kernel a design calls, building it unless it is prebuilt. @@ -51,6 +52,14 @@ def declare_kernel( from C++ with no MLIR call site, so nothing can discover them by tracing calls. Everywhere else ``source`` is compiled by upstream. + ``object_file_name`` is for a source that defines more than one entry point + the design calls. Left to default, each declaration is named for its own + symbol and so gets its own object -- two compiles of one translation unit, + each defining *both* symbols, which is a duplicate definition at link. + Pointing them at one object name instead makes them share it: identical + source and flags give an identical content digest, so upstream neither + reports a collision nor compiles twice. + ``func_prefix`` is IRON's fusion prefix and arrives with its trailing underscore ("op0_"). ``ExternalFunction`` joins with an underscore of its own, for the symbol name and for the rename pass alike, so it is stripped @@ -58,11 +67,18 @@ def declare_kernel( """ if prebuilt is not None: return Kernel(f"{func_prefix}{name}", f"{func_prefix}{prebuilt}", arg_types) + prefix = func_prefix.rstrip("_") or None + if object_file_name is not None and prefix: + # Upstream names a defaulted object after the prefixed symbol; an + # explicit one is taken as given, so the prefix has to be applied here + # or two fused operators would share one object. + object_file_name = f"{prefix}_{object_file_name}" return ExternalFunction( name, + object_file_name=object_file_name, source_file=str(source), arg_types=arg_types, include_dirs=runtime_include_dirs() if include_dirs is None else include_dirs, compile_flags=list(compile_flags), - symbol_prefix=func_prefix.rstrip("_") or None, + symbol_prefix=prefix, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index 73a46a67a1..3dcd2c0a80 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path + from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import ClassVar, Dict @@ -18,6 +20,7 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ @@ -108,25 +111,10 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - arch_dir = get_kernel_dir() - artifacts = [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "rms_norm.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / arch_dir / "rms_norm.cc") - ], - ), - ] - if self.weighted: - artifacts.append( - KernelObjectArtifact( - "mul.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / arch_dir / "mul.cc") - ], - ) - ) - return artifacts + # None: the designs declare their kernels as ExternalFunctions, from + # two separate sources (rms_norm.cc and, when weighted, mul.cc), so + # each gets its own object and upstream compiles both. + return [] @staticmethod def arg_spec(size, tile_size, weighted=False): @@ -157,6 +145,7 @@ def my_rms_norm( tile_size, trace_size, epsilon=1e-5, + kernels_dir=None, ): per_tile_elements = 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels @@ -188,8 +177,10 @@ def my_rms_norm( ] # AIE Core Function declaration - rms_norm_kernel = Kernel( - "rms_norm_eps", "rms_norm.o", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32] + rms_norm_kernel = declare_kernel( + "rms_norm_eps", + [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / get_kernel_dir(dev) / "rms_norm.cc", ) # Define a task that will run on a compute tile @@ -284,6 +275,7 @@ def my_weighted_rms_norm( trace_size, epsilon=1e-5, func_prefix="", + kernels_dir=None, ): per_tile_elements = weight_length total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels @@ -324,15 +316,18 @@ def my_weighted_rms_norm( ] # AIE Core Function declaration - rms_norm_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}rms_norm_eps", - f"{func_prefix}rms_norm.o", + arch_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) + rms_norm_kernel = declare_kernel( + "rms_norm_eps", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / arch_dir / "rms_norm.cc", + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) - eltwise_mul_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size", - f"{func_prefix}mul.o", + eltwise_mul_kernel = declare_kernel( + "eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size", [tile_ty, weights_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / arch_dir / "mul.cc", + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Define a task that will run on a compute tile diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 3cca008382..d05e9879bc 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path + from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import ClassVar, Dict @@ -15,6 +17,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils import numpy as np from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ @@ -68,14 +71,10 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"rope_{self.method_type}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "rope.cc") - ], - ), - ] + # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and + # upstream compiles it. rope.cc defines one symbol per method, so the + # object is named for the symbol rather than for the method id. + return [] @staticmethod def arg_spec(rows, cols, angle_rows=None): @@ -127,17 +126,12 @@ def rope( trace_size=0, method_type=None, func_prefix="", + kernels_dir=None, ): dtype = bfloat16 if angle_rows is None: angle_rows = rows - kernel_object = ( - f"{func_prefix}rope" - + (f"_{method_type}" if method_type is not None else "") - + ".o" - ) - assert cols % (16 * 2) == 0 and cols >= ( 16 * 2 ), "cols must be multiple of 32 and >= 32 (rope.cc kernel processes two 16-element vectors at a time)" @@ -169,10 +163,11 @@ def rope( # AIE Core Function declaration. method_type 0 = two-halves (HF), 1 = # interleaved/Llama (the "rope" symbol). rope_symbol = "rope_two_halves" if method_type == 0 else "rope" - rope_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}{rope_symbol}", - kernel_object, + rope_kernel = declare_kernel( + rope_symbol, [tensor_tile_ty, angle_tile_ty, tensor_tile_ty, np.int32], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "rope.cc", + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Define a task that will run on a compute tile diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index 0f571f56c8..3096d7c4af 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path + from dataclasses import dataclass, field import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -33,6 +35,7 @@ from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace import torch from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @@ -67,10 +70,13 @@ def __post_init__(self): @property def kernel_obj_file(self): - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - if kernel_dir == "aie2": - return f"{self.name}_kernels.a" - return "softmax.o" + """The prebuilt archive to link, or None to declare ExternalFunctions. + + aie2 bundles lut_based_ops.o, whose tables softmax.cc reaches + transitively from C++ with no MLIR call site, so nothing can discover + that object by tracing calls and it has to be archived and named. + """ + return f"{self.name}_kernels.a" if get_kernel_dir() == "aie2" else None def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( @@ -81,22 +87,24 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + # Only the aie2 archive is built here; elsewhere the design's + # ExternalFunctions are the single declaration. See kernel_obj_file. kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() + lut_objs = lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir) + if not lut_objs: + return [] softmax_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( "softmax.o", dependencies=[ SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "softmax.cc") ], ) - lut_objs = lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir) - if lut_objs: - return [ - KernelArchiveArtifact( - f"{self.name}_kernels.a", - dependencies=[softmax_obj] + lut_objs, - ) - ] - return [softmax_obj] + return [ + KernelArchiveArtifact( + f"{self.name}_kernels.a", + dependencies=[softmax_obj] + lut_objs, + ) + ] @staticmethod def arg_spec(rows, cols): @@ -127,7 +135,8 @@ def softmax( rtp_vector_size=None, vector_size_parameter=None, func_prefix="", - kernel_obj_file="softmax.o", + kernel_obj_file=None, + kernels_dir=None, ): per_tile_elements = cols if rtp_vector_size is None: @@ -159,15 +168,25 @@ def softmax( ] # AIE Core Function declaration - softmax_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}softmax_bf16", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", + # Both live in softmax.cc, so they name one object: declared separately + # they would compile that translation unit twice and each copy would + # define both symbols. + softmax_source = Path(kernels_dir) / get_kernel_dir(dev) / "softmax.cc" + softmax_kernel = declare_kernel( + "softmax_bf16", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], + source=softmax_source, + prebuilt=kernel_obj_file, + object_file_name="softmax.o", + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) - mask_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}mask_bf16", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", + mask_kernel = declare_kernel( + "mask_bf16", [tile_ty, np.int32, np.int32], + source=softmax_source, + prebuilt=kernel_obj_file, + object_file_name="softmax.o", + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Vector size source: either a scratchpad Parameter (synced from host each From 6eeb5aa523337e5f825629e786349400281b8249 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 15:02:57 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 052/215] operators: declare kernels once in gemm and mha Both are cases where one translation unit backs several entry points, so both use the shared object name softmax needed: gemm's zero and matmul come out of mm.cc, and all six of mha's come out of mha.cc. Declared per kernel they would compile that unit once each and every copy would redefine every symbol in it. gemm keeps its aie2 quirk where it was, in the operator: that arch sources a patched mm.cc from the tree and needs an -I so the in-tree file's includes resolve against the package copies. It is now expressed as kernel_source and kernel_flags properties, which is all an ExternalFunction needs. The kernel_object property is gone -- the object name is derived in the design, where it is used. mha stops listing mm.cc and softmax.cc as dependencies. mha.cc #includes them, and upstream reads Peano's depfile and validates the manifest against it, which covers the transitive headers that hand-written list never did. Checked cold, from an empty build dir, because a warm run here proves nothing: mha produces exactly two objects, mha.o carrying all fifteen symbols and mha_passThrough.o, from six declarations and two compiles. gemm and mha 155 passed; iron/tests 785 passed / 13 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 122 ++++++++++++++++++-------------------- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 82 ++++++++++++------------- 2 files changed, 98 insertions(+), 106 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 6612694e59..5f5324a622 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -34,6 +34,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU1Col1, NPU1Col2, NPU1, NPU2, Tile from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace import torch from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @@ -112,20 +113,6 @@ def _kernel_flags_suffix(self): """Suffix encoding compile-time flags that affect the kernel binary.""" return f"_{int(self.prio_accuracy)}_{int(self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16)}_{int(self.round_conv_even)}" - @property - def kernel_object(self): - """Object file this design links against. - - Every tiling and layout choice that changes the emitted kernel is in - the name, so two GEMMs that differ in any of them cannot collide on - one object. - """ - return ( - f"gemm_{self.tile_m}x{self.tile_k}x{self.tile_n}" - f"_{int(self.b_col_maj)}_{int(self.c_col_maj)}" - f"{self._kernel_flags_suffix}.o" - ) - def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", @@ -145,13 +132,14 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): "n_aie_cols": self.num_aie_columns, "dtype_in_str": self.dtype_in, "dtype_out_str": self.dtype_out, - "kernel_object": self.kernel_object, }, bind_from=self, ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + @property + def kernel_flags(self) -> list[str]: + """The -D set that decides what mm.cc compiles to.""" base_dir = self.context.base_dir kernel_flags = [ f"-DDIM_M={self.tile_m}", @@ -171,34 +159,26 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): if self.c_col_maj: kernel_flags.append("-DC_COL_MAJ") + if get_kernel_dir() == "aie2": + # INTERIM: aie2 sources a patched mm.cc from the tree (see the + # rounding note in aie_kernels/aie2/mm.cc). The -I lets that file's + # zero.cc and ../aie_kernel_utils.h resolve from the unchanged + # package copies. + kernel_flags.append(f"-I{self.context.kernels_dir / 'aie2'}") + return kernel_flags + + @property + def kernel_source(self): + """The mm.cc this operator compiles; aie2's is patched in-tree.""" kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - # INTERIM: aie2 sources a patched mm.cc from the tree (see the rounding - # note in aie_kernels/aie2/mm.cc); aie2p is unaffected and sources from - # the package. The -I lets the in-tree file's zero.cc and - # ../aie_kernel_utils.h includes resolve from the unchanged package copies. if kernel_dir == "aie2": - mm_source = base_dir / "aie_kernels" / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" - kernel_flags.append(f"-I{self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir}") - else: - mm_source = self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - # Same name the design links against -- one expression, so the - # object that gets built and the object that gets linked cannot - # drift apart. - self.kernel_object, - extra_flags=kernel_flags, - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(mm_source)], - ), - KernelObjectArtifact( - "cast_f32_bf16.o", - [ - SourceArtifact( - self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "cast_f32_bf16.cc" - ) - ], - ), - ] + return self.context.base_dir / "aie_kernels" / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" + return self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" + + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions and + # upstream compiles them. + return [] @staticmethod def arg_spec( @@ -393,7 +373,9 @@ def my_matmul( prio_accuracy, separate_c_tiles, trace_size, - kernel_object=None, + kernel_source=None, + kernel_flags=(), + kernels_dir=None, func_prefix="", ): n_aie_rows = 4 @@ -533,11 +515,10 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): # AIE Core Function declarations scalar_suffix = "_scalar" if use_scalar else "" - gemm_object = ( - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}" - if kernel_object - else f"{func_prefix}gemm_{m}x{k}x{n}.o" - ) + # zero and matmul both come out of mm.cc, so they name one object: + # declared separately they would compile that translation unit twice and + # each copy would define both symbols. + mm_object = f"gemm_{m}x{k}x{n}.o" if use_larger_internal_buffer: # Fix fifo depth for C objfifo to 1 since 1 buffer will be used for accumulation # and another for transfer to L2 @@ -545,39 +526,50 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): # Set the type for accumulation C_l1_ty_internal = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out_internal]] # A kernel to convert from the internal f32 accumulation to bf16 for transfer to L2 is needed - convert_copy_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}cast_f32_bf16_row", - f"{func_prefix}cast_f32_bf16.o", + convert_copy_kernel = declare_kernel( + "cast_f32_bf16_row", [C_l1_ty_internal, C_l1_ty, np.int32], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / "aie2p" / "cast_f32_bf16.cc", + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Fix the kernels to use f32 outputs - zero_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}zero{scalar_suffix}_f32", - gemm_object, + zero_kernel = declare_kernel( + f"zero{scalar_suffix}_f32", [C_l1_ty_internal], + source=kernel_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name=mm_object, + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) - matmul_func_name = f"{func_prefix}matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_f32" - matmul_kernel = Kernel( + matmul_func_name = f"matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_f32" + matmul_kernel = declare_kernel( matmul_func_name, - gemm_object, [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty_internal], + source=kernel_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name=mm_object, + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) else: # No need to use separate buffers for accumulation and transfer to L2, so # we only need the zero and matmul kernels fifo_depth_out = fifo_depth - zero_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}zero{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_out_str}", - gemm_object, + zero_kernel = declare_kernel( + f"zero{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_out_str}", [C_l1_ty], + source=kernel_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name=mm_object, + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) - matmul_func_name = ( - f"{func_prefix}matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}" - ) - matmul_kernel = Kernel( + matmul_func_name = f"matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}" + matmul_kernel = declare_kernel( matmul_func_name, - gemm_object, [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty], + source=kernel_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name=mm_object, + func_prefix=func_prefix, ) # Tile declarations as tile[row][col] diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 131179caa5..fabe73ca84 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -35,6 +35,7 @@ from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessSequence, TensorAccessPattern from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import if_, else_ +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace, resolve_trace_size import torch from torch.nn.attention import SDPBackend, sdpa_kernel @@ -83,14 +84,9 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - mm_source = str(self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "mm.cc") - softmax_source = str(self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "softmax.cc") - mha_source = str(self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "mha.cc") - passthrough_source = str( - self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "passThrough.cc" - ) - + @property + def kernel_flags(self) -> list[str]: + """The -D set mha.cc and everything it includes compile under.""" mm_defines_rowmaj = [ "-Dbf16_bf16_ONLY", f"-DDIM_M={self.B_q}", @@ -99,27 +95,15 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): "-DROUND_CONV_EVEN", "-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16", ] - mm_defines_colmaj = mm_defines_rowmaj + [ - "-DB_COL_MAJ", - ] - # mha.cc #includes softmax.cc and mm.cc (both col-major and row-major) - # directly, so everything is compiled into a single mha.o translation unit. - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "mha.o", - extra_flags=mm_defines_colmaj, - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(mha_source), - SourceArtifact(mm_source), - SourceArtifact(softmax_source), - ], - ), - KernelObjectArtifact( - "mha_passThrough.o", - extra_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(passthrough_source)], - ), - ] + return mm_defines_rowmaj + ["-DB_COL_MAJ"] + + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions. mha.cc + # #includes softmax.cc and mm.cc, so those are not listed here any more + # either -- Peano's depfile reports them and upstream's manifest + # validates against it, which covers transitive headers this list never + # did. + return [] @staticmethod def arg_spec(num_heads, seq_len, d, num_KV_heads, num_of_pipelines=1): @@ -276,6 +260,8 @@ def fused_mha( emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: bool, trace_size: int = 0, verbose: bool = False, + kernels_dir=None, + kernel_flags=(), ): of_depth = 2 @@ -370,17 +356,34 @@ def fused_mha( # AIE kernel declarations func_type = "" if vectorized else "_scalar" - zero_kernel = Kernel(f"zero_{dtype_str}", "mha.o", [qk_ty]) + # Every one of these comes out of mha.cc, which #includes mm.cc and + # softmax.cc, so they all name one object: declared separately each would + # recompile that translation unit and redefine every symbol in it. + mha_source = Path(kernels_dir) / "aie2p" / "mha.cc" + + def mha_kernel(name, arg_types): + return declare_kernel( + name, + arg_types, + source=mha_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name="mha.o", + ) + + zero_kernel = mha_kernel(f"zero_{dtype_str}", [qk_ty]) - memcopy_kernel_scale = Kernel( - f"passThroughLine", "mha_passThrough.o", [s_ty, s_ty, np.int32] + memcopy_kernel_scale = declare_kernel( + "passThroughLine", + [s_ty, s_ty, np.int32], + source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "passThrough.cc", + compile_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], + object_file_name="mha_passThrough.o", ) - scale_buffer_init_kernel = Kernel("init_scale_buffer", "mha.o", [s_ty, np.int32]) + scale_buffer_init_kernel = mha_kernel("init_scale_buffer", [s_ty, np.int32]) - partial_softmax_kernel = Kernel( + partial_softmax_kernel = mha_kernel( "partial_softmax", - "mha.o", [ qk_ty, qk_ty, @@ -394,15 +397,13 @@ def fused_mha( ], ) - matmul_QK = Kernel( + matmul_QK = mha_kernel( f"matmul_bf16_bf16_wrapper{func_type}", - "mha.o", [q_ty, k_ty, qk_ty, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], ) - matmul_PV = Kernel( + matmul_PV = mha_kernel( "matmul_PV", - "mha.o", [ qk_ty, k_ty, @@ -414,9 +415,8 @@ def fused_mha( ], ) - rescale_O = Kernel( + rescale_O = mha_kernel( "rescale_O", - "mha.o", [qk_ty, s_ty, np.int32, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], ) From cfd8530eb21943245b2bb0ca4e76e2a2196b9f18 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 15:37:44 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 053/215] flm/gemm: compile through CompilableDesign, and bind the device before hashing This operator was the last one still on the artifact graph, kept there for its config/shape split: the xclbin is emitted at a reference shape so every shape sharing a configuration reuses it, and only the instruction stream is per shape. That turns out to be two compile_xclbin_insts calls, each discarding the half it did not want, so XclbinArtifact, InstsBinArtifact and the verbatim get_callable override all go. Only then can its kernels move: mm_fused.cc's three entry points are collected from ExternalFunction._instances, which is populated during generation inside compile(), and this operator never went through compile() at all. They share one object name, like softmax's and mha's, because they share a translation unit. The object it produces is byte-identical to the one the artifact graph built -- a9fcbabd, before and after -- which is a stronger statement than a benchmark on the most performance-tuned operator here: identical machine code cannot run at a different speed. Getting there exposed a caching bug that is not this operator's, and not new. _compute_artifact_hash reads get_current_device(probe_runtime=False), which is None until something binds a device -- and CompilableDesign.compile() binds it moments later, from inside. So _compile_if_changed hashed a "no device" identity for the first build in a process, stamped that, and the next identical build could never match it: every process silently rebuilt once, for every operator. Nothing failed, so nothing reported it. It surfaced here only because test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound is the one test that asserts a second instance does not rebuild. Binding the device before hashing makes both sides agree. flm 235 passed, including the two one-xclbin tests; iron/tests 785 passed / 13 skipped. Those two tests now read _xclbin_path, since the artifact they used to reach through no longer exists. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 7 ++ iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py | 25 ++++-- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 135 ++++++++++++++++-------------- iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py | 10 +-- 4 files changed, 104 insertions(+), 73 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index c53316ee11..0b460cb389 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -219,6 +219,13 @@ def _compile_if_changed(design, *output_paths: Path) -> tuple[bool, str, Path]: ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact.recipe_hash()``'s sidecar (``iron/common/compilation/base.py``). """ + # Bind the device before hashing. _compute_artifact_hash reads + # get_current_device(probe_runtime=False), which is None until something + # binds one -- and compile() binds it moments later, from inside. So the + # stamp for the first build in a process records a "no device" hash that + # the next identical build can never match, and every process silently + # rebuilds once. Binding here makes both sides agree. + aie_utils.ensure_current_device() stamp = output_paths[0].with_suffix(output_paths[0].suffix + ".cache_hash") current = design._compute_cache_hash() hit = ( diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py index 01b140e151..2ff17df7f6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py @@ -42,6 +42,7 @@ from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2, Tile from iron.common.utils import split_run +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace # --- Fixed geometry ------------------------------------------------------- @@ -256,6 +257,9 @@ def gemm( tile_ma=None, kernel_object="mm_fused.o", trace_size=0, + kernel_object_name=None, + kernel_source=None, + kernel_flags=(), ): """Emit the MLIR module for an M x K @ K x N bf16 GEMM. @@ -413,20 +417,31 @@ def unit_rows(u): b_l3_ty = np.ndarray[(K * N // B_GROUP,), b_elem_ty] c_l3_ty = np.ndarray[(M * N,), bf16_ty] - acc_init = Kernel("mm_fused_acc_init", kernel_object, [ct_acc_ty]) + # All three are compiled into mm_fused.cc, so they name one object: + # declared separately each would recompile that translation unit and + # redefine every symbol in it. + def fused_kernel(name, arg_types): + return declare_kernel( + name, + arg_types, + source=kernel_source, + prebuilt=kernel_object, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name=kernel_object_name, + ) + + acc_init = fused_kernel("mm_fused_acc_init", [ct_acc_ty]) # The trailing int32 is the A band index: under asymmetric tile buffering # the core folds RHO A bands into one accumulator, so the kernel needs to # know which band it is writing. - k_step = Kernel( + k_step = fused_kernel( "mm_fused_k_step", - kernel_object, [ct_a_obj_ty, ct_b_ty, ct_acc_ty, np.int32], ) # Same object as the mmul: the epilogue is compiled into mm_fused.cc, so # one -D flag set and one artifact cover both. - epilogue_chunk = Kernel( + epilogue_chunk = fused_kernel( EPILOGUE_SYMBOL, - kernel_object, # outer, half, mode, clamp_min_bits, clamp_max_bits [ct_out_ty, ct_acc_ty] + [np.int32] * 5, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 4e97994840..ec3bcdd5ef 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from pathlib import Path import numpy as np from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Dict @@ -18,9 +19,7 @@ from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.common.compilation import InstsBinArtifact, XclbinArtifact from iron.common.operator_bases import lut_based_ops_artifacts -from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.flm.packing import pack_b, packed_b_size @@ -316,7 +315,14 @@ def _mlir_artifact(self, filename, M, K, N, epilogue, clamp): "m_chunk": self.m_chunk, "epilogue": epilogue, "clamp": clamp, - "kernel_object": self._link_file, + "kernel_object": ( + self._link_file + if self._link_file != self._kernel_object + else None + ), + "kernel_object_name": self._kernel_object, + "kernel_source": self.kernel_source, + "kernel_flags": self.kernel_flags, "trace_size": 0, }, ), @@ -328,59 +334,50 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ) def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - kernels = self.get_kernel_artifacts() - - # Emitted at a reference shape and activation, so every shape sharing - # this configuration reuses it. No clamp, not this instance's bounds: - # they reach only the discarded runtime sequence. - config_mlir = self._mlir_artifact( - f"{self.config_name}.mlir", - *self._reference_shape, - Epilogue.NONE, - None, - ) - self.xclbin_artifact = XclbinArtifact( - f"{self.config_name}.xclbin", - mlir_input=config_mlir, - dependencies=[config_mlir] + kernels, - ) - shape_mlir = self.get_mlir_artifact() - self.insts_artifact = InstsBinArtifact( - f"{self.name}.bin", - mlir_input=shape_mlir, - # aiecc compiles the cores on the way to an instruction stream, so - # this needs the kernel objects too. - dependencies=[shape_mlir] + kernels, - ) - self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact, self.insts_artifact]) + # Only the AIE2 archive, if this configuration needs one. Everything + # else this operator builds goes through link_xclbin below. + self.add_artifacts(self.get_kernel_artifacts()) def link_xclbin(self) -> None: - # Nothing to do: set_up_artifacts() above already registered the - # xclbin/insts as artifacts, so compile()'s artifact-graph pass builds - # them. The base implementation would compile a second, shape-specific - # xclbin through CompilableDesign and defeat the config/shape split. - return - - def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: - # Explicit override, not inherited: MLIROperator.get_callable() moved - # onto CompilableDesign-compiled paths (self._xclbin_path/_insts_path), - # but this operator's set_up_artifacts() deliberately stays on the old - # DAG (self.xclbin_artifact/insts_artifact) for its config/shape RTP - # split -- see set_up_artifacts() above. Verbatim copy of the base - # implementation this used to inherit silently. - npu_kernel = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=self.xclbin_artifact.filename, - kernel_name=self.xclbin_artifact.kernel_name, - insts_path=self.insts_artifact.filename, - ) - handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) - - def call(*args): - return aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.run(handle, list(args)) + """Compile the configuration's xclbin and this shape's instructions. - return call + Two compiles rather than the base class's one, which is why this + operator overrides. The xclbin is emitted at a reference shape and + activation so that every shape sharing the configuration reuses it, + and only the instruction stream is per shape -- the RTP split this + operator exists for. Each build discards the half it did not want. + """ + if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: + return + from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts + + build_dir = Path(self.context.build_dir) + objects = [Path(a.filename) for a in self.artifacts.bfs()] + + # No clamp, and not this instance's bounds: they reach only the + # runtime sequence, which this build discards. + self._xclbin_path, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( + self._mlir_artifact( + f"{self.config_name}.mlir", + *self._reference_shape, + Epilogue.NONE, + None, + ).generator, + objects, + build_dir / f"{self.config_name}.xclbin", + build_dir / f"{self.config_name}.bin", + kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + ) + _, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( + self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, + objects, + build_dir / f"{self.name}.xclbin", + build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin", + kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + def _kernel_build(self): + """The source and flags mm_fused.cc is compiled with.""" kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() kernels_dir = self.context.kernels_dir generic = kernels_dir / "generic" @@ -429,21 +426,33 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): # Covers both conversions in the kernel, which must agree. flags.append("-DROUND_CONV_EVEN") + # The #included companions are not listed: Peano's depfile reports + # them and upstream's manifest validates against it, which covers the + # headers as well as the sources. + return in_tree_generic / "mm_fused.cc", flags + + @property + def kernel_source(self): + return self._kernel_build()[0] + + @property + def kernel_flags(self): + return self._kernel_build()[1] + + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + # Only the AIE2 archive is built here. The tanh LUT tables live in + # their own translation unit, reached from C++ with no MLIR call site, + # so the kernel object alone leaves them undefined at link time and + # nothing can discover them by tracing calls. + if self._link_file == self._kernel_object: + return [] + kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() + source, flags = self._kernel_build() kernel_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( self._kernel_object, - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(in_tree_generic / "mm_fused.cc"), - SourceArtifact(generic / "mm_fused_mmul.h"), - SourceArtifact(generic / "activations.h"), - SourceArtifact(kernels_dir / "aie_kernel_utils.h"), - SourceArtifact(kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "zero.cc"), - ], + dependencies=[SourceArtifact(source)], extra_flags=flags, ) - if self._link_file == self._kernel_object: - return [kernel_obj] - # The tanh LUT tables live in their own translation unit, so on AIE2 - # the kernel object alone leaves them undefined at link time. return [ KernelArchiveArtifact( self._link_file, diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py index 88a64306b7..274061fe56 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py @@ -337,8 +337,8 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(aie_context): assert not errors, f"{M}x{K}x{N} {epilogue} failed" stamp = ( - operator.xclbin_artifact.filename, - os.path.getmtime(operator.xclbin_artifact.filename), + str(operator._xclbin_path), + os.path.getmtime(operator._xclbin_path), ) if xclbin is None: xclbin = stamp @@ -364,8 +364,8 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(aie_context): assert not errors, f"clamp={clamp} produced wrong output" stamp = ( - operator.xclbin_artifact.filename, - os.path.getmtime(operator.xclbin_artifact.filename), + str(operator._xclbin_path), + os.path.getmtime(operator._xclbin_path), ) if xclbin is None: xclbin = stamp @@ -373,7 +373,7 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(aie_context): # ...and neither does dropping the clamp: the kernel always clamps, and an # unclamped caller neutralises it with (-inf, +inf) rather than compiling - # a second build. config_name rather than xclbin_artifact, which only + # a second build. config_name rather than _xclbin_path, which only # exists once compile() has run. clamped = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=bounds[0], context=aie_context) unclamped = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context) From d5ce0e6aaf41b78e1b3f573526a58bb75a6448b4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 15:47:08 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 054/215] jit_compile: guard the device bind, and make its test actually catch the bug Two gaps in the previous commit's fix, both found by checking it rather than trusting it. The bind was unguarded. CompilableDesign._bind_generation_device wraps the same call in try/except because binding probes the runtime, which a compile-only host without one cannot do; an unguarded call would turn a working offline build into a crash. Guarded identically now -- failing to bind leaves the device unset on both sides, which still agrees with itself. The test I added for it passed with the fix disabled, which made it worthless. It bound the device itself before calling _compile_if_changed, so the binding inside was never needed. It now leaves the device unset across the call, which is the only state where the fix does anything, and fails without it. Verified across processes as well as within one, on both paths, since a single process was never the interesting case: three separate runs of an operator and two of a fused sequence each reuse the first build rather than recompiling. iron/tests 790 passed / 13 skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 10 +++- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 46 ++++++++++++++++--- 2 files changed, 49 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 0b460cb389..45f7d20ed0 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -225,7 +225,15 @@ def _compile_if_changed(design, *output_paths: Path) -> tuple[bool, str, Path]: # stamp for the first build in a process records a "no device" hash that # the next identical build can never match, and every process silently # rebuilds once. Binding here makes both sides agree. - aie_utils.ensure_current_device() + # + # Guarded exactly as CompilableDesign._bind_generation_device guards it: + # binding probes the runtime, which a compile-only host without one cannot + # do. Failing to bind is not an error -- it leaves the device unset on both + # sides, which still agrees with itself. + try: + aie_utils.ensure_current_device() + except (ImportError, RuntimeError, AttributeError, ValueError, TypeError): + pass stamp = output_paths[0].with_suffix(output_paths[0].suffix + ".cache_hash") current = design._compute_cache_hash() hit = ( diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index 4ea96d3a21..1389be5c74 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ from iron.common.capture import capture from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.jit_compile import ( + _compile_if_changed, compile_sequence, compile_xclbin_insts, _digest, @@ -130,9 +131,9 @@ def test_identical_sequences_reuse_the_compiled_elf(tmp_path): second = compile_sequence(_captured("jitpath_cache_reuse"), elf) mtime2 = second.stat().st_mtime_ns - assert mtime1 == mtime2, ( - "identical recipe recompiled the ELF instead of reusing the cache hit" - ) + assert ( + mtime1 == mtime2 + ), "identical recipe recompiled the ELF instead of reusing the cache hit" def _add_design(tmp_path): @@ -168,9 +169,9 @@ def test_identical_operator_reuses_the_compiled_xclbin(tmp_path): ) mtime2 = second.stat().st_mtime_ns - assert mtime1 == mtime2, ( - "identical recipe recompiled the xclbin instead of reusing the cache hit" - ) + assert ( + mtime1 == mtime2 + ), "identical recipe recompiled the xclbin instead of reusing the cache hit" def test_tracing_changes_the_elf(tmp_path): @@ -239,3 +240,36 @@ class Opaque: with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="embeds an object address"): _params_key({"thing": Opaque(), "M": 8}) + + +def test_the_compile_key_does_not_depend_on_a_device_being_bound_yet(tmp_path): + """The hash must not change once compile() binds the device. + + _compute_artifact_hash reads get_current_device(probe_runtime=False), which + is None until something binds one, and CompilableDesign.compile() binds it + from inside. A key computed before that records a "no device" identity the + next build can never match, so every process rebuilds once -- silently, + since nothing fails. _compile_if_changed binds first for this reason. + + The device is left unset before the call on purpose: bound beforehand, the + binding inside is never needed and this passes without it. + """ + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + fn, _, kwargs = add.get_mlir_artifact().generator.resolve() + design = CompilableDesign( + _design_generator(kwargs), + compile_kwargs={"design": fn, "params": _params_key(kwargs), "chain": ""}, + ) + bound_hash = design._compute_cache_hash() + + aie_utils.set_current_device(None) + assert design._compute_cache_hash() != bound_hash, ( + "this test is pointless if the hash stopped depending on the device; " + "it exists because it does" + ) + + _, current, _ = _compile_if_changed(design, tmp_path / "op.xclbin") + assert current == bound_hash, ( + "_compile_if_changed hashed before binding the device, so the stamp it " + "writes records an identity that compile() will never reproduce" + ) From 08f707bf9a0623d62f042ae7337161f3a66b3b6d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 16:13:12 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 055/215] operators: compile lut_based_ops into the kernel, and delete the archive The tables in lut_based_ops.cpp are what aie2's exp/log kernels reference from C++, with no MLIR call site. aie-assign-core-link-files finds objects by tracing func.call edges, so it can never discover that one, and IRON stapled it on with an llvm-ar archive -- a whole artifact class, a compilation rule and a binutil, kept alive for one orphan object on one architecture. Compiling it into the kernel's own translation unit removes the orphan instead of working around it. declare_kernel grows bundled_sources, which generates a source that includes the bundle and then the kernel, and hands that to ExternalFunction as source_string -- no file on disk, and included by bare name against the search path so the digest upstream takes does not move with the checkout. A generated source rather than clang's -include, which was the first thing I tried: -include is processed before the arch macros are established and aie_api rejects it with "'__AIE_ARCH__' macro is required". So KernelArchiveArtifact, ArchiveCompilationRule, lut_based_ops_artifacts and the llvm-ar dependency are all gone, and this no longer waits on the upstream header-only change (the prompt for which stays valid -- it is still the better fix, it just is not a blocker any more). The path is aie2 and this box is aie2p, so it cannot be run here. It can be compiled here, and that is the property the archive supplied: softmax built for NPU1 produces one self-contained softmax.o, no undefined lut symbols, tables defined, both entry points present, and no .a anywhere in the build. Running it still needs NPU1 hardware. iron/tests 790 passed / 13 skipped; the lut users plus flm 745 passed on aie2p. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/__init__.py | 1 - iron/common/base.py | 1 - iron/common/compilation/__init__.py | 2 - iron/common/compilation/base.py | 34 ++---------- iron/common/context.py | 1 - iron/common/operator_bases.py | 62 +++------------------ iron/operators/_kernels.py | 68 ++++++++++++++++++++++-- iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py | 4 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py | 4 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 36 ++++--------- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 42 ++++----------- 11 files changed, 97 insertions(+), 158 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 74a8868625..3b94dcdef1 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ from .context import AIEContext from .compilation import ( KernelObjectArtifact, - KernelArchiveArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, RemoteFileArtifact, diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 4021439991..6cb418df03 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -21,7 +21,6 @@ from .compilation import ( CompilationArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, - KernelArchiveArtifact, SourceArtifact, ) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py index c552fed9a0..c4a6bf5440 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py @@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ XclbinArtifact, InstsBinArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, - KernelArchiveArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, RemoteFileArtifact, CompilationCommand, @@ -26,7 +25,6 @@ AieccCompilationRule, AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule, KernelCompilationRule, - ArchiveCompilationRule, ) from .sequence import ( fuse_mlir, diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 41f9172e33..978a1b6250 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -279,7 +279,7 @@ def move_artifacts(self, new_root: str) -> None: for artifact in self.bfs(): if not Path(artifact.filename).is_absolute(): root = new_root - if isinstance(artifact, (KernelObjectArtifact, KernelArchiveArtifact)): + if isinstance(artifact, KernelObjectArtifact): if kernel_dir is None: kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() root = Path(new_root) / kernel_dir @@ -423,12 +423,6 @@ def __init__( self.prefix_symbols = prefix_symbols -class KernelArchiveArtifact(CompilationArtifact): - """A static archive (.a) bundling one or more KernelObjectArtifacts.""" - - pass - - class PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact(MLIRArtifact): def __init__( self, @@ -652,8 +646,8 @@ def _link_build_outputs_into(work_dir: Path, build_dir: Path) -> None: """Symlink every file already built in build_dir into work_dir. aiecc resolves an MLIR module's relative kernel-object references (e.g. - ``link_with = "axpy.o"``, produced by KernelCompilationRule / - ArchiveCompilationRule) against work_dir, since that's where + ``link_with = "axpy.o"``, produced by KernelCompilationRule) against + work_dir, since that's where compile_mlir_module() writes its own copy of the MLIR source. Symlinking makes those lookups succeed without copying kernel objects into every artifact's own work_dir. @@ -867,25 +861,3 @@ def _rename_symbols(self, artifact): ] cmd += [artifact.filename] return [ShellCompilationCommand(cmd)] - - -class ArchiveCompilationRule(CompilationRule): - """Bundle KernelObjectArtifacts into a static archive (.a).""" - - def matches(self, artifacts): - return any(artifacts.get_worklist(KernelArchiveArtifact)) - - def compile(self, artifacts): - ar_path = aie.utils.config.ar_path() - worklist = artifacts.get_worklist(KernelArchiveArtifact) - commands = [] - for artifact in worklist: - object_files = [ - dep.filename - for dep in artifact.dependencies - if isinstance(dep, KernelObjectArtifact) - ] - cmd = [str(ar_path), "rcs", artifact.filename] + object_files - commands.append(ShellCompilationCommand(cmd)) - artifact.available = True - return commands diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py index a2ac06b7ea..56d738cb2b 100644 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ b/iron/common/context.py @@ -68,6 +68,5 @@ def compilation_rules(self): comp.GenerateMLIRFromPythonCompilationRule(), comp.DownloadCompilationRule(), comp.KernelCompilationRule(mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=use_chess), - comp.ArchiveCompilationRule(), comp.AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule(use_chess=use_chess), ] diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index e4a9f14b6e..43eb4c01bd 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -17,33 +17,16 @@ ) from .context import AIEContext from .compilation import ( - KernelArchiveArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) from .device_utils import get_kernel_dir +from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources from .utils import get_shim_dma_limit -def lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir: str) -> list[KernelObjectArtifact]: - """Return the lut_based_ops kernel artifact for aie2 devices, empty list otherwise.""" - if kernel_dir != "aie2": - return [] - mlir_aie_dir = Path(aie_utils.config.root_path()) - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "lut_based_ops.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact( - mlir_aie_dir / "aie_runtime_lib" / "AIE2" / "lut_based_ops.cpp" - ) - ], - ) - ] - - @dataclass class ChanneledUnaryOperator(MLIROperator): """Base class for channeled unary AIE operators (single input, single output). @@ -115,28 +98,9 @@ def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: ] @property - def needs_lut_archive(self) -> bool: - """Whether this operator must link a prebuilt archive. - - lut_based_ops.cpp defines the exp/log tables aie2's kernels use. They - are referenced transitively from C++, with no MLIR call site, so - aie-assign-core-link-files -- which finds objects by tracing func.call - edges -- can never discover that object. It has to be archived with the - kernel object and named by an ordinary link_with, so this path keeps - declaring a prebuilt Kernel rather than an ExternalFunction. - - aie2 only, and this dev box is aie2p, so the branch is untestable here. - """ - return self.needs_lut_ops and get_kernel_dir() == "aie2" - - @property - def kernel_obj_file(self) -> str | None: - """The archive a prebuilt Kernel declaration links against, or None. - - None tells the design to declare an ExternalFunction instead and let - upstream compile the kernel and name its object. - """ - return f"{self.name}_kernels.a" if self.needs_lut_archive else None + def bundled_sources(self) -> tuple: + """Translation units the kernel links but never calls through MLIR.""" + return lut_sources() if self.needs_lut_ops else () @property def kernel_source(self): @@ -157,21 +121,9 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list: - # Only the archive case builds anything here; otherwise the design's - # ExternalFunction is the single declaration and upstream builds it. - if not self.needs_lut_archive: - return [] - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - kernel_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( - f"{self.kernel_name}.o", - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(self.kernel_source)], - ) - return [ - KernelArchiveArtifact( - f"{self.name}_kernels.a", - dependencies=[kernel_obj] + lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir), - ) - ] + # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction, with any + # lut tables compiled into the same translation unit. + return [] @dataclass diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/operators/_kernels.py index f52defb869..6caaff7fb0 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_kernels.py +++ b/iron/operators/_kernels.py @@ -34,6 +34,26 @@ def runtime_include_dirs() -> list[str]: ] +def lut_sources(dev=None): + """``lut_based_ops.cpp`` when this arch's kernels need it, else nothing. + + aie2's exp/log kernels reference its tables; aie2p's do not. Returned as a + bundle for declare_kernel rather than as an object to archive: the tables + have no MLIR call site, so an object carrying them can never be discovered + by tracing calls, and compiling them into the kernel's own translation unit + is what removes the problem rather than working around it. + """ + kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) if dev is not None else get_kernel_dir() + if kernel_dir != "aie2": + return () + return ( + Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) + / "aie_runtime_lib" + / kernel_dir.upper() + / "lut_based_ops.cpp", + ) + + def declare_kernel( name, arg_types, @@ -44,13 +64,25 @@ def declare_kernel( compile_flags=(), include_dirs=None, object_file_name=None, + bundled_sources=(), ): """Declare the kernel a design calls, building it unless it is prebuilt. + ``bundled_sources`` names translation units the kernel needs linked but + never calls through MLIR -- ``lut_based_ops.cpp``, whose exp/log tables + aie2's kernels reach from C++ with no call site. ``aie-assign-core-link-files`` + finds objects by tracing ``func.call`` edges, so it can never discover that + one, and it used to be stapled on with an ``llvm-ar`` archive. Compiling it + into the same translation unit instead removes the orphan object entirely: + one source, one object, nothing to discover. + + The bundle is a generated source rather than ``-include``: clang processes + ``-include`` files before the arch macros are established, and aie_api + rejects that with "'__AIE_ARCH__' macro is required". + ``prebuilt`` names an object or archive that already exists and is linked - by name -- the aie2 ``lut_based_ops`` case, whose tables are referenced - from C++ with no MLIR call site, so nothing can discover them by tracing - calls. Everywhere else ``source`` is compiled by upstream. + by name. Nothing in tree needs it now that bundling exists; it stays for a + caller that has a binary it did not build. ``object_file_name`` is for a source that defines more than one entry point the design calls. Left to default, each declaration is named for its own @@ -73,12 +105,38 @@ def declare_kernel( # explicit one is taken as given, so the prefix has to be applied here # or two fused operators would share one object. object_file_name = f"{prefix}_{object_file_name}" + + source = Path(source) + dirs = list(runtime_include_dirs() if include_dirs is None else include_dirs) + if not bundled_sources: + return ExternalFunction( + name, + object_file_name=object_file_name, + source_file=str(source), + arg_types=arg_types, + include_dirs=dirs, + compile_flags=list(compile_flags), + symbol_prefix=prefix, + ) + + # Included by bare name against the search path rather than by absolute + # path, so the digest upstream takes of this text does not move with the + # checkout and split the cache per install. + bundled = [Path(s) for s in bundled_sources] + for path in (*bundled, source): + if str(path.parent) not in dirs: + dirs.append(str(path.parent)) + includes = "".join(f'#include "{p.name}"\n' for p in (*bundled, source)) return ExternalFunction( name, object_file_name=object_file_name, - source_file=str(source), + source_string=( + "// Generated by iron.operators._kernels.declare_kernel.\n" + "// One translation unit: the kernel, plus the units it needs\n" + "// linked but never calls through MLIR.\n" + includes + ), arg_types=arg_types, - include_dirs=runtime_include_dirs() if include_dirs is None else include_dirs, + include_dirs=dirs, compile_flags=list(compile_flags), symbol_prefix=prefix, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py b/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py index f01ed926e8..6903e34f9c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ def channeled_unary_design( trace_size, kernel_fn_name, kernel_source=None, - kernel_obj_file=None, + bundled_sources=(), tile_cap=4096, func_prefix="", ): @@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ def channeled_unary_design( kernel_fn_name, [line_type, line_type, np.int32], source=kernel_source, - prebuilt=kernel_obj_file, + bundled_sources=bundled_sources, func_prefix=func_prefix, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py index 2ff17df7f6..39624bad4e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py @@ -255,9 +255,9 @@ def gemm( tile_n=N_TILE_DEFAULT, m_chunk=None, tile_ma=None, - kernel_object="mm_fused.o", trace_size=0, kernel_object_name=None, + bundled_sources=(), kernel_source=None, kernel_flags=(), ): @@ -425,7 +425,7 @@ def fused_kernel(name, arg_types): name, arg_types, source=kernel_source, - prebuilt=kernel_object, + bundled_sources=bundled_sources, compile_flags=kernel_flags, object_file_name=kernel_object_name, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index ec3bcdd5ef..94776e7df2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -10,7 +10,6 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - KernelArchiveArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, @@ -19,7 +18,7 @@ from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.common.operator_bases import lut_based_ops_artifacts +from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.flm.packing import pack_b, packed_b_size @@ -315,14 +314,10 @@ def _mlir_artifact(self, filename, M, K, N, epilogue, clamp): "m_chunk": self.m_chunk, "epilogue": epilogue, "clamp": clamp, - "kernel_object": ( - self._link_file - if self._link_file != self._kernel_object - else None - ), "kernel_object_name": self._kernel_object, "kernel_source": self.kernel_source, "kernel_flags": self.kernel_flags, + "bundled_sources": self.bundled_sources, "trace_size": 0, }, ), @@ -439,26 +434,15 @@ def kernel_source(self): def kernel_flags(self): return self._kernel_build()[1] + @property + def bundled_sources(self) -> tuple: + """Translation units mm_fused.cc links but never calls through MLIR.""" + return lut_sources() + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # Only the AIE2 archive is built here. The tanh LUT tables live in - # their own translation unit, reached from C++ with no MLIR call site, - # so the kernel object alone leaves them undefined at link time and - # nothing can discover them by tracing calls. - if self._link_file == self._kernel_object: - return [] - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - source, flags = self._kernel_build() - kernel_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( - self._kernel_object, - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(source)], - extra_flags=flags, - ) - return [ - KernelArchiveArtifact( - self._link_file, - dependencies=[kernel_obj] + lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir), - ) - ] + # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions, with the + # tanh lut tables compiled into the same translation unit. + return [] def pack_B(self, B): """Reorder a row-major ``(K, N)`` weight matrix into consumption order. diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index 3096d7c4af..24239913e5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -8,10 +8,8 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.common.operator_bases import lut_based_ops_artifacts from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, - KernelArchiveArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, @@ -35,7 +33,7 @@ from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel, lut_sources from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace import torch from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @@ -69,14 +67,9 @@ def __post_init__(self): MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) @property - def kernel_obj_file(self): - """The prebuilt archive to link, or None to declare ExternalFunctions. - - aie2 bundles lut_based_ops.o, whose tables softmax.cc reaches - transitively from C++ with no MLIR call site, so nothing can discover - that object by tracing calls and it has to be archived and named. - """ - return f"{self.name}_kernels.a" if get_kernel_dir() == "aie2" else None + def bundled_sources(self) -> tuple: + """Translation units softmax.cc links but never calls through MLIR.""" + return lut_sources() def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( @@ -87,24 +80,9 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # Only the aie2 archive is built here; elsewhere the design's - # ExternalFunctions are the single declaration. See kernel_obj_file. - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - lut_objs = lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir) - if not lut_objs: - return [] - softmax_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( - "softmax.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "softmax.cc") - ], - ) - return [ - KernelArchiveArtifact( - f"{self.name}_kernels.a", - dependencies=[softmax_obj] + lut_objs, - ) - ] + # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions, with the + # lut tables compiled into the same translation unit. + return [] @staticmethod def arg_spec(rows, cols): @@ -135,7 +113,7 @@ def softmax( rtp_vector_size=None, vector_size_parameter=None, func_prefix="", - kernel_obj_file=None, + bundled_sources=(), kernels_dir=None, ): per_tile_elements = cols @@ -176,7 +154,7 @@ def softmax( "softmax_bf16", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], source=softmax_source, - prebuilt=kernel_obj_file, + bundled_sources=bundled_sources, object_file_name="softmax.o", func_prefix=func_prefix, ) @@ -184,7 +162,7 @@ def softmax( "mask_bf16", [tile_ty, np.int32, np.int32], source=softmax_source, - prebuilt=kernel_obj_file, + bundled_sources=bundled_sources, object_file_name="softmax.o", func_prefix=func_prefix, ) From 38be4fce647ef477b1ab616502a684d3f345bb3f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 16:39:22 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 056/215] flm/mm_prebuilt: compile insts through CompilableDesign, and delete what that freed The last operator still building an artifact through the graph. Its xclbin is downloaded rather than compiled -- which is what the operator exists for, and the one thing RemoteFileArtifact expresses that the compile path cannot -- but its instruction stream was an InstsBinArtifact fed by a PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, which kept four more classes and two rules reachable for one caller. It is a compile_xclbin_insts call now, keeping the instructions and discarding the xclbin written beside them, the same way flm.GEMM discards the half each of its two builds did not want. Its design returns MLIR text where the others return a Module, which upstream reports as "AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'operation'" -- naming neither the design nor the cause. _design_generator parses a string return rather than making every design agree on which to hand back. With that, nothing constructs an XclbinArtifact or an InstsBinArtifact, and no graph contains a PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, so the rules that compiled them are unreachable. Deleted: XclbinArtifact, InstsBinArtifact, _MLIRInputMixin, AieccCompilationRule, AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule and GenerateMLIRFromPythonCompilationRule. PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact itself stays -- every operator still uses it to carry its DesignGenerator, which is now all it does. compilation/base.py is 708 lines, from 977 on devel and 891 this morning. iron/tests 790 passed / 13 skipped; flm, softmax and gemv 345 passed; llama 2/2. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/__init__.py | 1 - iron/common/base.py | 2 +- iron/common/compilation/__init__.py | 5 - iron/common/compilation/base.py | 160 +-------------------------- iron/common/context.py | 2 - iron/common/jit_compile.py | 7 +- iron/common/sequence.py | 8 +- iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py | 39 ++++--- 8 files changed, 37 insertions(+), 187 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 3b94dcdef1..5e433e2d8a 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, RemoteFileArtifact, - InstsBinArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) from .layout import Stride, TiledStride, TiledStridedLayout, tiled_2d diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 6cb418df03..1e5a6484c1 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: object_files, Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.xclbin", Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.bin", - # XclbinArtifact's own former default; no caller ever overrode it. + # The former XclbinArtifact default; no caller ever overrode it. kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", ) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py index c4a6bf5440..4fd5eb62da 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py @@ -11,8 +11,6 @@ CompilationArtifact, SourceArtifact, MLIRArtifact, - XclbinArtifact, - InstsBinArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, RemoteFileArtifact, @@ -21,9 +19,6 @@ PythonCallbackCompilationCommand, CompilationRule, DownloadCompilationRule, - GenerateMLIRFromPythonCompilationRule, - AieccCompilationRule, - AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule, KernelCompilationRule, ) from .sequence import ( diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 978a1b6250..984c16ed8c 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -355,59 +355,13 @@ class SourceArtifact(CompilationArtifact): class MLIRArtifact(CompilationArtifact): """Base class for artifacts whose file is an MLIR (.mlir) module usable as aiecc input. - ``_MLIRInputMixin.mlir_input`` locates the MLIR source of a downstream + The MLIR source of a downstream target (elf/xclbin/insts.bin) by looking for a dependency of this type. Using a shared base class (rather than name-checking) lets other modules such as ``compilation/sequence.py`` opt in without creating an import cycle. """ -class _MLIRInputMixin: - """Mixin providing a mlir_input property that finds the MLIR source in dependencies.""" - - @property - def mlir_input(self): - result = next( - (d for d in self.dependencies if isinstance(d, MLIRArtifact)), - None, - ) - if result is None: - raise ValueError( - f"No MLIR source artifact found in dependencies of {self.filename}" - ) - return result - - -class XclbinArtifact(_MLIRInputMixin, CompilationArtifact): - def __init__( - self, - filename: str, - mlir_input: CompilationArtifact, - dependencies: list[CompilationArtifact], - kernel_name: str = "MLIR_AIE", - extra_flags: list[str] | None = None, - ) -> None: - if mlir_input not in dependencies: - dependencies = dependencies + [mlir_input] - super().__init__(filename, dependencies) - self.kernel_name = kernel_name - self.extra_flags = extra_flags if extra_flags is not None else [] - - -class InstsBinArtifact(_MLIRInputMixin, CompilationArtifact): - def __init__( - self, - filename: str, - mlir_input: CompilationArtifact, - dependencies: list[CompilationArtifact], - extra_flags: list[str] | None = None, - ) -> None: - if mlir_input not in dependencies: - dependencies = dependencies + [mlir_input] - super().__init__(filename, dependencies) - self.extra_flags = extra_flags if extra_flags is not None else [] - - class KernelObjectArtifact(CompilationArtifact): def __init__( self, @@ -602,30 +556,6 @@ def download(artifact): partial_path.replace(target) -class GenerateMLIRFromPythonCompilationRule(CompilationRule): - def matches(self, graph): - return any(graph.get_worklist(PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact)) - - def compile(self, graph): - """Generate MLIR from a Python callback that uses the MLIR bindings""" - commands = [] - worklist = graph.get_worklist(PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact) - for artifact in worklist: - callback = partial(self.generate_mlir, artifact, artifact.generator) - commands.append(PythonCallbackCompilationCommand(callback)) - artifact.available = True - return commands - - @staticmethod - def generate_mlir(output_artifact, generator): - mlir_code = generator() - with open(output_artifact.filename, "w") as f: - f.write(mlir_code) - Path(f"{output_artifact.filename}.recipe_hash").write_text( - output_artifact.recipe_hash() - ) - - def _aiecc_work_dir(mlir_filename: str) -> Path: """Directory aiecc writes its own 'aie.mlir' copy and '.prj' project directory into for the given MLIR source artifact's filename. @@ -695,94 +625,6 @@ def link_files_from(directory: Path) -> None: _AIECC_DEFAULT_JOBS = "0" -class AieccCompilationRule(CompilationRule): - def __init__(self, use_chess=False, *args, **kwargs): - self.use_chess = use_chess - super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) - - -class AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule(AieccCompilationRule): - def matches(self, graph): - return any(graph.get_worklist((XclbinArtifact, InstsBinArtifact))) - - def compile(self, graph): - # If there are both xclbin and insts.bin targets based on the same source MLIR code, we can combine them into one single `aiecc.py` invocation. - mlir_sources = set() - mlir_sources_to_xclbins = {} - mlir_sources_to_insts = {} - worklist = graph.get_worklist((XclbinArtifact, InstsBinArtifact)) - for artifact in worklist: - mlir_dependency = artifact.mlir_input - mlir_sources.add(mlir_dependency) - if isinstance(artifact, XclbinArtifact): - mlir_sources_to_xclbins.setdefault(mlir_dependency, []).append(artifact) - elif isinstance(artifact, InstsBinArtifact): - mlir_sources_to_insts.setdefault(mlir_dependency, []).append(artifact) - - commands = [] - # Now we know for each mlir source if we need to generate an xclbin, an insts.bin or both for it - for mlir_source in mlir_sources: - options = [f"-j{os.environ.get('AIECC_JOBS', _AIECC_DEFAULT_JOBS)}"] - xclbin_path = None - insts_path = None - do_compile_xclbin = mlir_source in mlir_sources_to_xclbins - do_compile_insts_bin = mlir_source in mlir_sources_to_insts - if do_compile_xclbin: - first_xclbin = mlir_sources_to_xclbins[mlir_source][ - 0 - ] # TODO: this does not handle the case of multiple xclbins with different kernel names or flags from the same MLIR - xclbin_path = os.path.abspath(first_xclbin.filename) - options += first_xclbin.extra_flags + [ - f"--xclbin-kernel-name={first_xclbin.kernel_name}", - ] - if do_compile_insts_bin: - first_insts_bin = mlir_sources_to_insts[mlir_source][ - 0 - ] # TODO: this does not handle the case of multiple insts.bins with different flags from the same MLIR - insts_path = os.path.abspath(first_insts_bin.filename) - options += first_insts_bin.extra_flags - - work_dir = _aiecc_work_dir(mlir_source.filename) - - def _compile( - mlir_source=mlir_source, - xclbin_path=xclbin_path, - insts_path=insts_path, - options=options, - work_dir=work_dir, - ): - work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - _link_build_outputs_into(work_dir, Path(mlir_source.filename).parent) - compile_mlir_module( - Path(mlir_source.filename).read_text(), - insts_path=insts_path, - xclbin_path=xclbin_path, - work_dir=str(work_dir), - options=options, - use_chess=self.use_chess, - verbose=True, - ) - - commands.append(PythonCallbackCompilationCommand(_compile)) - - # There may be multiple targets that require an xclbin/insts.bin from the same MLIR with different names; copy them - for sources_to in [mlir_sources_to_xclbins, mlir_sources_to_insts]: - if sources_to.get(mlir_source, [])[1:]: - copy_src = sources_to[mlir_source][0] - for copy_dest in sources_to[mlir_source][1:]: - commands.append( - ShellCompilationCommand( - ["cp", copy_src.filename, copy_dest.filename] - ) - ) - - # Update graph - for artifact in worklist: - artifact.available = True - - return commands - - class KernelCompilationRule(CompilationRule): """Compile KernelObjectArtifacts using Peano (clang++) or xchesscc.""" diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py index 56d738cb2b..9c77149b70 100644 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ b/iron/common/context.py @@ -65,8 +65,6 @@ def compilation_rules(self): use_chess = self.compiler == "chess" return [ - comp.GenerateMLIRFromPythonCompilationRule(), comp.DownloadCompilationRule(), comp.KernelCompilationRule(mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=use_chess), - comp.AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule(use_chess=use_chess), ] diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 45f7d20ed0..21fe7437a0 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -116,6 +116,10 @@ def _design_generator(call_kwargs: dict): An IRON design returns ``ctx.module`` from its own ``mlir_mod_ctx``, not a module built into the ambient one. That is accepted: the module keeps its context alive, and ``_generate_uncached`` only calls ``verify()`` on it. + A few designs return that module's text instead, which is parsed here -- + upstream calls ``.operation.verify()`` on whatever comes back, so a string + reaches it as "AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'operation'", + which names neither the design nor the cause. """ def generate( @@ -134,7 +138,8 @@ def generate( # than the cache keys on is how a design silently ends up built # for the wrong target. kwargs[name] = bound - return design(**kwargs) + module = design(**kwargs) + return Module.parse(module) if isinstance(module, str) else module return generate diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 82fad1b871..817b7f32b9 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -236,10 +236,10 @@ def __init__(self): self._kernel_artifacts = {} # id(op) -> [KernelObjectArtifact, ...] def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): - # Kernel objects still go through the artifact-graph rules (Peano/chess - # compile isn't on CompilableDesign yet); the xclbin/insts themselves - # are built later, in link_xclbins(), through jit_compile instead of - # AieccXclbinInstsCompilationRule. Each op's own artifacts are kept (not + # Kernel objects still go through the artifact-graph rules for any + # operator that has not declared them as ExternalFunctions; the + # xclbin/insts themselves are built later, in link_xclbins(), through + # jit_compile. Each op's own artifacts are kept (not # a fresh call per use) because move_artifacts() resolves their # relative filenames into real build_dir paths in place, and # link_xclbins() needs those resolved paths. diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py index d57989762f..04c690305c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py @@ -1,6 +1,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Dict @@ -10,7 +11,6 @@ from iron.common import ( AIERuntimeArgSpec, DesignGenerator, - InstsBinArtifact, MLIROperator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, RemoteFileArtifact, @@ -122,31 +122,42 @@ def get_kernel_artifacts(self): return [] def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - mlir_artifact = self.get_mlir_artifact() - self.insts_artifact = InstsBinArtifact( - f"{self.name}.bin", - mlir_input=mlir_artifact, - dependencies=[mlir_artifact], - ) + # Only the download. The xclbin is fetched rather than built, which is + # what this operator exists for, so RemoteFileArtifact is the one thing + # here the compile path cannot express. self.xclbin_artifact = RemoteFileArtifact( f"flm_mm_{FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT[:8]}.xclbin", url=XCLBIN_URL, sha256=XCLBIN_SHA256, ) - self.add_artifacts([self.insts_artifact, self.xclbin_artifact]) + self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact]) def link_xclbin(self) -> None: - # Nothing to do: the xclbin is downloaded, not compiled, and the insts - # are an artifact that compile()'s graph pass builds. The base - # implementation would compile an xclbin from this operator's MLIR, - # which is exactly what using the prebuilt one avoids. - return + """Compile this shape's instruction stream; keep the downloaded xclbin. + + compile_xclbin_insts emits both halves and only the instructions are + wanted: the xclbin it writes alongside them is discarded, the same way + flm.GEMM discards the half each of its two builds did not want. + """ + if getattr(self, "_insts_path", None) is not None: + return + from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts + + build_dir = Path(self.context.build_dir) + _, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( + self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, + [], + build_dir / f"{self.name}.xclbin", + build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin", + kernel_name=XCLBIN_KERNEL_NAME, + ) def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: + self.link_xclbin() npu_kernel = NPUKernel( xclbin_path=self.xclbin_artifact.filename, kernel_name=XCLBIN_KERNEL_NAME, - insts_path=self.insts_artifact.filename, + insts_path=str(self._insts_path), ) handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) From a48058c8f200eaa1a2236b20aa72e0bab7f5942d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 16:52:18 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 057/215] stream: declare kernels as ExternalFunctions, and delete rename_symbols UNTESTED ON HARDWARE. stream-dse is not installed here, so all four stream tests skip and nothing below has been executed end to end. CI has to be the judge. What could be checked locally was, and is described at the end. stream was the last user of the artifact graph, and of rename_symbols, which upstream has no equivalent for. It needed one because stream-dse suffixes a GEMM's symbols with its tile shape so several shapes coexist in one design, while mm.cc defines them unsuffixed, and ExternalFunction can only prefix. The reconciliation goes the other way instead: the object is prefixed, and the generated MLIR is rewritten to agree. That works because IRON already rewrites this text -- _prefixed has been applying the fusion prefix to link_with and to every declared symbol and call site all along. _renamed is the same operation, applied first so the fusion prefix lands on top: mm.cc's matmul_bf16_bf16 becomes mm128_64_64_matmul_bf16_bf16, and op3_mm128_64_64_matmul_bf16_bf16 in a fused group. declare_kernel grew symbol_prefix for this. It composes with the fusion prefix rather than replacing it, and deliberately does not reach the object name: a generated design names the object it links, so renaming the file out from under it would break the link. That distinction was wrong in the first draft and the object came out as mm128_64_64_mm_128_64_64.o. Two other things this surfaced: group_index was positional, which the compile seam rejects -- a design's parameters reach the cache key by name. It is keyword-only now, and kernels_dir is threaded in rather than reached for through the default context, so pointing IRON at another kernel tree re-keys the build. lut_sources sat in iron/operators/_kernels and was imported by iron/common/operator_bases, so importing iron.operators._kernels first raised ImportError on a partially initialized module. It only ever worked because every test imported iron.common first. Moved to iron/common/device_utils. What was verified locally: both halves of the naming agree, checked by building the ExternalFunction and comparing against the rewritten text, fused and unfused; the rewrite composes correctly, checked by lifting _renamed and _prefixed out of the module (which cannot be imported without stream-dse) and running them over representative MLIR. iron/tests 790 passed / 13 skipped and 265 operator tests pass, so the paths that do run here are unaffected. With rename_symbols gone, compilation/base.py is 692 lines, from 977 on devel. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 14 --- iron/common/device_utils.py | 24 ++++ iron/common/operator_bases.py | 3 +- iron/common/stream/ops.py | 103 ++++++++++-------- iron/operators/_kernels.py | 42 +++---- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 2 +- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 3 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py | 30 ++--- .../swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py | 78 +++++++++++-- 9 files changed, 182 insertions(+), 117 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 984c16ed8c..c73383dd79 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -368,12 +368,10 @@ def __init__( filename: str, dependencies: list[CompilationArtifact], extra_flags: list[str] | None = None, - rename_symbols: dict[str, str] | None = None, prefix_symbols: str | None = None, ) -> None: super().__init__(filename, dependencies) self.extra_flags = extra_flags if extra_flags is not None else [] - self.rename_symbols = rename_symbols if rename_symbols is not None else {} self.prefix_symbols = prefix_symbols @@ -678,8 +676,6 @@ def compile(self, artifacts): ) ) ) - if artifact.rename_symbols: - commands.extend(self._rename_symbols(artifact)) if artifact.prefix_symbols: commands.append( PythonCallbackCompilationCommand( @@ -693,13 +689,3 @@ def compile(self, artifacts): artifact.available = True return commands - - def _rename_symbols(self, artifact): - cmd = [aie.utils.config.objcopy_path()] - for old_sym, new_sym in artifact.rename_symbols.items(): - cmd += [ - "--redefine-sym", - f"{old_sym}={new_sym}", - ] - cmd += [artifact.filename] - return [ShellCompilationCommand(cmd)] diff --git a/iron/common/device_utils.py b/iron/common/device_utils.py index 2705ad20f3..e62a7c3bc6 100644 --- a/iron/common/device_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/device_utils.py @@ -1,6 +1,10 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path + +import aie.utils.config + import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.compile.utils import resolve_target_arch @@ -10,3 +14,23 @@ def get_kernel_dir(dev=None) -> str: if dev is None: dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() return resolve_target_arch(dev) + + +def lut_sources(dev=None): + """``lut_based_ops.cpp`` when this arch's kernels need it, else nothing. + + aie2's exp/log kernels reference its tables; aie2p's do not. Returned as a + bundle for declare_kernel rather than as an object to archive: the tables + have no MLIR call site, so an object carrying them can never be discovered + by tracing calls, and compiling them into the kernel's own translation unit + is what removes the problem rather than working around it. + """ + kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) if dev is not None else get_kernel_dir() + if kernel_dir != "aie2": + return () + return ( + Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) + / "aie_runtime_lib" + / kernel_dir.upper() + / "lut_based_ops.cpp", + ) diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 43eb4c01bd..2866670ddd 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -22,8 +22,7 @@ PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) -from .device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources +from .device_utils import get_kernel_dir, lut_sources from .utils import get_shim_dma_limit diff --git a/iron/common/stream/ops.py b/iron/common/stream/ops.py index 518e7133da..48256a674c 100644 --- a/iron/common/stream/ops.py +++ b/iron/common/stream/ops.py @@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ from onnxscript.values import Op, Opset from iron.common.layout import TiledStridedLayout, tiled_2d +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel # Intrinsic MAC tile dimensions of the aie2p kernels stream-dse targets. The # operand layouts are the contract the generated DMAs and the compiled kernel @@ -79,36 +80,45 @@ def elementwise_layouts( return (tiled_2d(*ELEMENTWISE_TILE, mac_rows(bfp16_mmul), T),) * nb_operands -def _gemm_artifacts(kernels_dir, kernel_dir, m: int, k: int, n: int): - """The ``mm.cc`` object specialized for one tile shape. +def _gemm_declare(kernels_dir, kernel_dir, m: int, k: int, n: int): + """Compile ``mm.cc`` for one tile shape, and say what its symbols became. - stream-dse emits dimension-suffixed symbols so GEMMs of different tile shapes - coexist in one design (``GemmKernel.function_name``/``zero_name``); rename - ``mm.cc``'s unsuffixed symbols to match. - """ - from iron.common.compilation import KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact + stream-dse emits dimension-suffixed symbols so GEMMs of different tile + shapes coexist in one design (``GemmKernel.function_name``/``zero_name``), + while mm.cc defines them unsuffixed. ExternalFunction can only *prefix*, so + the two are reconciled the other way round: the object is prefixed, and the + generated MLIR is rewritten to match through the returned map. + One declaration, not two. mm.cc defines both symbols in one translation + unit and ``symbol_prefix`` renames every symbol an object defines, so + prefixing once covers ``zero_bf16`` as well. + """ suffix = f"{m}_{k}_{n}" - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"mm_{suffix}.o", - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "mm.cc")], - extra_flags=[ - f"-DDIM_M={m}", - f"-DDIM_K={k}", - f"-DDIM_N={n}", - "-Dbf16_bf16_ONLY", - # Emulating the matmul on the bfp16 MACs is what makes the 8-row - # MAC tile available, so it and the layouts move together. - "-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16", - "-DROUND_CONV_EVEN", - ], - rename_symbols={ - "matmul_bf16_bf16": f"matmul_bf16_bf16_{suffix}", - "zero_bf16": f"zero_bf16_{suffix}", - }, - ) - ] + prefix = f"mm{suffix}" + declare_kernel( + # Unused as a declaration: stream-dse emits the func.func this design + # links against, so ExternalFunction is here only to compile the source + # with these flags into this object. + "matmul_bf16_bf16", + [], + source=kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "mm.cc", + object_file_name=f"mm_{suffix}.o", + symbol_prefix=prefix, + compile_flags=[ + f"-DDIM_M={m}", + f"-DDIM_K={k}", + f"-DDIM_N={n}", + "-Dbf16_bf16_ONLY", + # Emulating the matmul on the bfp16 MACs is what makes the 8-row + # MAC tile available, so it and the layouts move together. + "-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16", + "-DROUND_CONV_EVEN", + ], + ) + return { + f"matmul_bf16_bf16_{suffix}": f"{prefix}_matmul_bf16_bf16", + f"zero_bf16_{suffix}": f"{prefix}_zero_bf16", + } @dataclass(frozen=True) @@ -125,26 +135,31 @@ class StreamKernel: layouts: Callable[..., tuple[TiledStridedLayout, ...]] source: str | None = None subdir: str | None = None - artifacts: Callable | None = None # overrides source/subdir when tile-specialized - - def kernel_artifacts(self, kernels_dir, kernel_dir, **kwargs): - """Compilation artifacts building this kernel's object file.""" - if self.artifacts is not None: - return self.artifacts(kernels_dir, kernel_dir, **kwargs) - from iron.common.compilation import KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact - + declare: Callable | None = None # overrides source/subdir when tile-specialized + + def declare_kernels(self, kernels_dir, kernel_dir, **kwargs) -> dict: + """Compile this kernel, and return any symbol renames it forces. + + Called from inside the design, not the operator: an ExternalFunction + registers into a process-global set that CompilableDesign clears when + it starts generating, so one built earlier is discarded and its object + never compiled. + """ + if self.declare is not None: + return self.declare(kernels_dir, kernel_dir, **kwargs) subdir = self.subdir or kernel_dir - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"{self.source}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(kernels_dir / subdir / f"{self.source}.cc") - ], - ) - ] + # No prefix: stream-dse's generated MLIR already calls these by the + # names the source defines, so renaming them would break the link. + declare_kernel( + self.source, + [], + source=kernels_dir / subdir / f"{self.source}.cc", + object_file_name=f"{self.source}.o", + ) + return {} -GEMM = StreamKernel(key="gemm", layouts=gemm_layouts, artifacts=_gemm_artifacts) +GEMM = StreamKernel(key="gemm", layouts=gemm_layouts, declare=_gemm_declare) SILU = StreamKernel(key="silu", layouts=lambda: elementwise_layouts(2), source="silu") ELTWISE_MUL = StreamKernel( key="eltwise_mul", diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/operators/_kernels.py index 6caaff7fb0..bf82a334f5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_kernels.py +++ b/iron/operators/_kernels.py @@ -34,26 +34,6 @@ def runtime_include_dirs() -> list[str]: ] -def lut_sources(dev=None): - """``lut_based_ops.cpp`` when this arch's kernels need it, else nothing. - - aie2's exp/log kernels reference its tables; aie2p's do not. Returned as a - bundle for declare_kernel rather than as an object to archive: the tables - have no MLIR call site, so an object carrying them can never be discovered - by tracing calls, and compiling them into the kernel's own translation unit - is what removes the problem rather than working around it. - """ - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) if dev is not None else get_kernel_dir() - if kernel_dir != "aie2": - return () - return ( - Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) - / "aie_runtime_lib" - / kernel_dir.upper() - / "lut_based_ops.cpp", - ) - - def declare_kernel( name, arg_types, @@ -65,6 +45,7 @@ def declare_kernel( include_dirs=None, object_file_name=None, bundled_sources=(), + symbol_prefix=None, ): """Declare the kernel a design calls, building it unless it is prebuilt. @@ -96,15 +77,26 @@ def declare_kernel( underscore ("op0_"). ``ExternalFunction`` joins with an underscore of its own, for the symbol name and for the rename pass alike, so it is stripped here; handing it over whole yields "op0__matvec". + + ``symbol_prefix`` distinguishes several objects built from one source in a + single design -- stream's GEMMs, one per tile shape, all from mm.cc. It + composes with the fusion prefix rather than replacing it, so a fused + stream group gets "op0_mm128_64_64_matmul_bf16_bf16": both the group it + belongs to and the shape it was built for. """ if prebuilt is not None: return Kernel(f"{func_prefix}{name}", f"{func_prefix}{prebuilt}", arg_types) - prefix = func_prefix.rstrip("_") or None - if object_file_name is not None and prefix: + prefix = f"{func_prefix}{symbol_prefix or ''}".rstrip("_") or None + if object_file_name is not None and func_prefix: # Upstream names a defaulted object after the prefixed symbol; an - # explicit one is taken as given, so the prefix has to be applied here - # or two fused operators would share one object. - object_file_name = f"{prefix}_{object_file_name}" + # explicit one is taken as given, so the fusion prefix has to be applied + # here or two fused operators would share one object. + # + # The fusion prefix only. symbol_prefix distinguishes symbols *within* + # one design, where the object name is already distinct -- adding it + # here would rename the file out from under a generated design that + # names it, which is exactly stream's case. + object_file_name = f"{func_prefix.rstrip('_')}_{object_file_name}" source = Path(source) dirs = list(runtime_include_dirs() if include_dirs is None else include_dirs) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 94776e7df2..cb115995c8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources +from iron.common.device_utils import lut_sources import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.flm.packing import pack_b, packed_b_size diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index 24239913e5..aec0dc22b0 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -33,7 +33,8 @@ from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel, lut_sources +from iron.common.device_utils import lut_sources +from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace import torch from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py index 96a60f2db5..fdb3d967f5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py @@ -12,9 +12,7 @@ PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence -from iron.common.stream.ops import ELTWISE_MUL, GEMM, SILU @dataclass @@ -49,38 +47,24 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): DesignGenerator( self.operator_dir / "stream_design.py", "load_group", - (self.group_index,), + (), { + "group_index": self.group_index, "k": self.k, "seq_len": self.seq_len, "embedding_dim": self.embedding_dim, "hidden_dim": self.hidden_dim, "npu": aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, + "kernels_dir": self.kernels_dir, }, ), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # The registry is the single place a kernel's source, compile flags and - # symbol names are declared, so the object and the design agree. - design = self._design - gemm_tiles = design.gemm_tiles(self.k) - per_layer = { - design.GATE: (GEMM, gemm_tiles[design.GATE]), - design.UP: (GEMM, gemm_tiles[design.UP]), - design.DOWN: (GEMM, gemm_tiles[design.DOWN]), - design.SILU: (SILU, None), - design.MUL: (ELTWISE_MUL, None), - } - layers = design.GROUP_LAYERS[self.k][self.group_index] - kernels_dir, kernel_dir = self.context.kernels_dir, get_kernel_dir() - return [ - artifact - for kernel, tiles in dict.fromkeys(per_layer[layer] for layer in layers) - for artifact in kernel.kernel_artifacts( - kernels_dir, kernel_dir, **(dict(zip("mkn", tiles)) if tiles else {}) - ) - ] + # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions, from + # inside the generator where CompilableDesign collects them. See + # stream_design.declare_group_kernels. + return [] def design_key(self): """Groups whose generated design is byte-identical share it.""" diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py index 03f36eaa9a..243c556f7a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py @@ -369,7 +369,7 @@ def _prefixed(mlir_text: str, func_prefix: str) -> str: return mlir_text -def region_module(mlir_text: str, func_prefix: str = ""): +def region_module(mlir_text: str, func_prefix: str = "", renames: dict | None = None): """Parse a group's MLIR text into an ``aie`` module for fusion. ``OperatorSequence`` consumes ``aie.DeviceOp`` objects, so the xDSL-emitted @@ -380,7 +380,22 @@ def region_module(mlir_text: str, func_prefix: str = ""): from aie.extras.context import mlir_mod_ctx with mlir_mod_ctx(): - return ir.Module.parse(_prefixed(mlir_text, func_prefix)) + return ir.Module.parse(_prefixed(_renamed(mlir_text, renames), func_prefix)) + + +def _renamed(mlir_text: str, renames: dict | None) -> str: + """Point the generated design at the symbols the objects actually define. + + stream-dse suffixes a GEMM's symbols with its tile shape so several shapes + coexist in one design. ExternalFunction can only prefix, so the objects end + up prefixed instead and the text is rewritten to agree. Applied before + ``_prefixed`` so a fused group's op_ lands on top of the result. + """ + if not renames: + return mlir_text + for old, new in sorted(renames.items(), key=lambda kv: len(kv[0]), reverse=True): + mlir_text = re.sub(rf"@{re.escape(old)}\b", f"@{new}", mlir_text) + return mlir_text def _group_text(group_index, *, k, seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu) -> str: @@ -397,14 +412,31 @@ def group_digest(group_index, **dims) -> str: def load_group( - group_index, func_prefix="", *, k, seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu + *, + group_index, + func_prefix="", + k, + seq_len, + embedding_dim, + hidden_dim, + npu, + kernels_dir, ): """Generate the ``k``-group design once and return one group's aie module. - ``group_index`` selects the group, in the order :data:`GROUP_LAYERS` lists them. - ``func_prefix`` is injected by ``OperatorSequence``. Every group loader calls - this; the first generates the design and the rest reuse the files on disk. + ``group_index`` selects the group, in the order :data:`GROUP_LAYERS` lists + them, and is keyword-only like the rest: the compile cache keys on a + design's parameters by name, so a positional one would not reach the key. + ``func_prefix`` is injected by ``OperatorSequence``. Every group loader + calls this; the first generates the design and the rest reuse the files on + disk. + + The kernels are declared here rather than by the operator because an + ExternalFunction registers into a process-global set that CompilableDesign + clears when it begins generating; one built earlier is discarded and its + object never compiled. """ + renames = declare_group_kernels(group_index, k=k, kernels_dir=kernels_dir) text = _group_text( group_index, k=k, @@ -413,4 +445,36 @@ def load_group( hidden_dim=hidden_dim, npu=npu, ) - return region_module(text, func_prefix) + return region_module(text, func_prefix, renames=renames) + + +def declare_group_kernels(group_index, *, k, kernels_dir) -> dict: + """Compile every kernel this group runs; return the symbol renames forced. + + The registry is the single place a kernel's source, compile flags and + symbol names are declared, so the object and the generated design agree. + """ + from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir + from iron.common.stream.ops import ELTWISE_MUL, GEMM, SILU + + tiles = gemm_tiles(k) + per_layer = { + GATE: (GEMM, tiles[GATE]), + UP: (GEMM, tiles[UP]), + DOWN: (GEMM, tiles[DOWN]), + SILU: (SILU, None), + MUL: (ELTWISE_MUL, None), + } + kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) + kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() + renames = {} + layers = GROUP_LAYERS[k][group_index] + for kernel, shape in dict.fromkeys(per_layer[layer] for layer in layers): + renames.update( + kernel.declare_kernels( + kernels_dir, + kernel_dir, + **(dict(zip("mkn", shape)) if shape else {}), + ) + ) + return renames From a7d31a8d4cb578886472c0fba95105c735137369 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sat, 19 Sep 2026 17:47:19 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 058/215] compilation: retire the kernel build path, and the tests that guarded it Every operator's kernels are ExternalFunctions now, so nothing constructs a KernelObjectArtifact, KernelCompilationRule never fires, and the objects land in the work dir because upstream compiles them there rather than because IRON copies them. Deleted: KernelObjectArtifact, KernelCompilationRule, _link_build_outputs_into, stage_objects, the object_files parameter threaded through both compile entry points, and the get_kernel_artifacts hook itself. move_artifacts loses its arch-scoping segment with them: it existed because two arches could collide on one build_dir path, and upstream keys an object on its content and on device identity instead. PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact keeps only what it is still for -- carrying a DesignGenerator. Its recipe_hash and availability override detected a stale written .mlir, and nothing writes one; the collision they guarded against, a fused build mutating a shared operator's func_prefix under a standalone build's path, is caught by the compile cache key, which hashes the design and its parameters including that prefix. Three tests go with it. kernel_object_arch_isolation tested move_artifacts' arch scoping and could not even import once that was gone. mlir_recipe_hash and its fixture tested recipe_hash directly. mlir_cache_poisoning stays: it is the end-to-end check that the property still holds, and it now says where. One test was passing for a reason that had stopped being true -- "object_files does not stage, so this is the one thing the retirement cannot delete" -- when that step is exactly what was deleted. Renamed and rewritten to check the requirement rather than IRON's former way of meeting it. compilation/base.py is 518 lines, from 977 on devel. What is left of the artifact graph serves one thing: flm.MMPrebuilt's downloaded xclbin, which is fetched rather than built and so has nothing to compile. iron/tests 745 passed / 13 skipped; iron/operators 3165 passed with only the five known mem_copy 16-core timeouts. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/__init__.py | 1 - iron/common/base.py | 22 +- iron/common/compilation/__init__.py | 2 - iron/common/compilation/base.py | 191 +----------------- iron/common/context.py | 1 - iron/common/jit_compile.py | 55 +---- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 15 +- iron/common/sequence.py | 49 +---- iron/operators/axpy/op.py | 6 - iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 6 - iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 16 +- iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py | 5 - iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 6 - iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 6 - iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 6 - iron/operators/mha/op.py | 9 - iron/operators/repeat/op.py | 3 - iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 7 - iron/operators/rope/op.py | 7 - iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 6 - iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 3 - iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py | 6 - iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 6 - iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py | 3 - .../kernel_object_arch_isolation.py | 92 --------- .../infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py | 14 -- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 18 +- .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 3 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py | 92 --------- 29 files changed, 46 insertions(+), 610 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 5e433e2d8a..2507ced3b8 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ from .operator_bases import ChanneledUnaryOperator, BinaryElementwiseOperator from .context import AIEContext from .compilation import ( - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, RemoteFileArtifact, diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 1e5a6484c1..eb0376b123 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -20,7 +20,6 @@ from .utils import float_to_name from .compilation import ( CompilationArtifact, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, ) @@ -235,20 +234,13 @@ def name(self) -> str: def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> CompilationArtifact: pass - @abstractmethod - def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list[CompilationArtifact]: - pass - def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - # Kernel objects still go through the artifact-graph rules (Peano/chess - # compile isn't on CompilableDesign yet -- its own kernel auto-compile - # only triggers for upstream's ExternalFunction, which no IRON design - # uses). The xclbin/insts pair is no longer an artifact: link_xclbin() - # builds it lazily, through CompilableDesign, the first time - # get_callable() needs it. Kept on self so link_xclbin() can read - # their resolved (post move_artifacts()) paths later. - self._kernel_artifacts = self.get_kernel_artifacts() - self.add_artifacts(self._kernel_artifacts) + # Nothing. An operator's kernels are ExternalFunctions its design + # declares, and CompilableDesign compiles them; its xclbin and + # instructions are built by link_xclbin(). The artifact graph survives + # only for what genuinely is not compiled -- see flm.MMPrebuilt, whose + # xclbin is downloaded. + return def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False) -> AIEOperatorBase: """Build the artifact graph, then the xclbin+insts. @@ -278,10 +270,8 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: return from .jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts - object_files = [Path(a.filename) for a in self._kernel_artifacts] self._xclbin_path, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, - object_files, Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.xclbin", Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.bin", # The former XclbinArtifact default; no caller ever overrode it. diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py index 4fd5eb62da..d893118583 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py @@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ CompilationArtifact, SourceArtifact, MLIRArtifact, - KernelObjectArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, RemoteFileArtifact, CompilationCommand, @@ -19,7 +18,6 @@ PythonCallbackCompilationCommand, CompilationRule, DownloadCompilationRule, - KernelCompilationRule, ) from .sequence import ( fuse_mlir, diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index c73383dd79..42ab20ca40 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -50,9 +50,7 @@ from typing import Any, Callable import sys -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir import aie.utils.config -from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _compute_recipe_hash, _device_identity_key from aie.utils.compile.utils import ( compile_cxx_core_function, compile_mlir_module, @@ -268,22 +266,10 @@ def get_worklist(self, kind: type | tuple[type, ...]) -> list[CompilationArtifac ] def move_artifacts(self, new_root: str) -> None: - """Make all artifact paths point into a build directory. - - Kernel objects/archives get an extra get_kernel_dir() segment: their - filename (e.g. "mul.o") does not encode arch, but their compiled - content does, and is_available_in_filesystem() only compares mtimes -- - so two arches sharing one path would silently reuse each other's object. - """ - kernel_dir = None + """Make all artifact paths point into a build directory.""" for artifact in self.bfs(): if not Path(artifact.filename).is_absolute(): - root = new_root - if isinstance(artifact, KernelObjectArtifact): - if kernel_dir is None: - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - root = Path(new_root) / kernel_dir - artifact.filename = str(Path(root) / Path(artifact.filename).name) + artifact.filename = str(Path(new_root) / Path(artifact.filename).name) def add(self, artifact: CompilationArtifact) -> None: self.artifacts.append(artifact) @@ -362,20 +348,14 @@ class MLIRArtifact(CompilationArtifact): """ -class KernelObjectArtifact(CompilationArtifact): - def __init__( - self, - filename: str, - dependencies: list[CompilationArtifact], - extra_flags: list[str] | None = None, - prefix_symbols: str | None = None, - ) -> None: - super().__init__(filename, dependencies) - self.extra_flags = extra_flags if extra_flags is not None else [] - self.prefix_symbols = prefix_symbols +class PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact(MLIRArtifact): + """Carries the DesignGenerator an operator compiles from. + No longer built: the design runs inside CompilableDesign.compile(), which + keys its own cache on the generator and its parameters, so nothing writes + this file and nothing checks it for staleness. + """ -class PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact(MLIRArtifact): def __init__( self, filename: str, @@ -384,40 +364,6 @@ def __init__( self.generator = generator super().__init__(filename, dependencies=[SourceArtifact(generator.source_file)]) - def recipe_hash(self) -> str: - """Content identity of the MLIR this artifact's generator would produce right now. - - Independent of ``filename`` and mtime, on purpose: a fused build - mutates a shared operator's ``generator.kwargs`` (``func_prefix``) in - place without touching the artifact's path, so a standalone build - reusing that path sees a newer mtime and nothing to say the content - underneath it changed. Keying availability on this hash instead makes - that whole class of collision detectable regardless of what changed -- - not just the one kwarg a past fix happened to rename around. - - ``dev`` goes through ``_device_identity_key`` rather than - ``str(device)``: the raw object's default ``repr`` embeds its memory - address, which would invalidate on every fresh ``from_name()`` call - even when the device itself hasn't changed. - """ - fn, args, kwargs = self.generator.resolve() - if args: - raise NotImplementedError( - "recipe_hash does not support positional generator args " - f"(got {args!r} for {getattr(fn, '__qualname__', fn)}); " - "route them through kwargs/bind_from instead" - ) - kwargs = dict(kwargs) - if "dev" in kwargs: - kwargs["dev"] = _device_identity_key(kwargs["dev"]) - return _compute_recipe_hash(fn, kwargs, aiecc_flags=(), compile_flags=()) - - def is_available_in_filesystem(self) -> bool: - if not super().is_available_in_filesystem(): - return False - stamp = Path(f"{self.filename}.recipe_hash") - return stamp.exists() and stamp.read_text() == self.recipe_hash() - def _sha256_of(path: Path) -> str: with open(path, "rb") as f: @@ -568,124 +514,3 @@ def _aiecc_work_dir(mlir_filename: str) -> Path: """ p = Path(mlir_filename) return p.parent / (p.name + ".d") - - -def _link_build_outputs_into(work_dir: Path, build_dir: Path) -> None: - """Symlink every file already built in build_dir into work_dir. - - aiecc resolves an MLIR module's relative kernel-object references (e.g. - ``link_with = "axpy.o"``, produced by KernelCompilationRule) against - work_dir, since that's where - compile_mlir_module() writes its own copy of the MLIR source. Symlinking - makes those lookups succeed without copying kernel objects into every - artifact's own work_dir. - - Kernel objects live under build_dir/ (see move_artifacts), so they - are linked from there too, flattened -- the reference in the MLIR carries - no directory. Only the current arch's subdirectory is linked: walking all - of them would put both arches' "mul.o" in one work_dir and reinstate the - collision the per-arch scoping exists to prevent. - """ - - def link_files_from(directory: Path) -> None: - if not directory.is_dir(): - return - for entry in directory.iterdir(): - if entry.is_dir(): - continue - link = work_dir / entry.name - if link.exists(): - continue - target = entry.resolve() - try: - link.symlink_to(target) - except OSError: - # Windows without Developer Mode cannot create symlinks. - shutil.copy2(target, link) - - # Arch-scoped first. The loop skips a name already present, so whichever - # directory is linked first wins -- and with build_dir first, a leftover - # flat object (kernel objects have been arch-scoped since move_artifacts - # gained the segment) shadowed the correct one and the design linked - # against stale code. That produced "undefined symbol" failures which read - # as compilation bugs. The flat directory still supplies everything that - # is not a kernel object: the mlir, xclbin and insts. - link_files_from(build_dir / get_kernel_dir()) - link_files_from(build_dir) - - -# aiecc's own default. "1" here made every design's per-core compiles serial: on -# the encoder-MHA design (24 cores) aiecc costs 7.7 s at -j1 and 6.0 s at -j0, and -# nothing above 8 helps. Safe because -j does not change what aiecc produces -- -# measured on that design, insts.bin and all 24 per-core ELFs are byte-identical -# between -j1 and -j16, and input_with_addresses.mlir differs only in the work-dir -# path it embeds, which two runs at the SAME -j also differ in. -_AIECC_DEFAULT_JOBS = "0" - - -class KernelCompilationRule(CompilationRule): - """Compile KernelObjectArtifacts using Peano (clang++) or xchesscc.""" - - def __init__(self, mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=False, *args, **kwargs): - self.mlir_aie_dir = mlir_aie_dir - self.use_chess = use_chess - super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) - - def matches(self, artifacts): - return any(artifacts.get_worklist(KernelObjectArtifact)) - - def compile(self, artifacts): - worklist = artifacts.get_worklist(KernelObjectArtifact) - commands = [] - - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - runtime_lib_include_path = ( - Path(self.mlir_aie_dir) / "aie_runtime_lib" / kernel_dir.upper() - ) - - for artifact in worklist: - if len(artifact.dependencies) < 1: - raise RuntimeError( - "Expected at least one dependency (the C source code) for KernelObjectArtifact" - ) - source_file = artifact.dependencies[0] - if not isinstance(source_file, SourceArtifact): - raise RuntimeError( - "Expected KernelObject dependency to be a C source file" - ) - - # -Wno-missing-template-arg-list-after-template-kw only applies to - # the Peano (clang) path: xchesscc's own front end doesn't - # recognize it. - compile_args = list(artifact.extra_flags) - if not self.use_chess: - compile_args = [ - "-Wno-missing-template-arg-list-after-template-kw" - ] + compile_args - - commands.append( - PythonCallbackCompilationCommand( - partial( - compile_cxx_core_function, - source_path=source_file.filename, - target_arch=kernel_dir, - output_path=artifact.filename, - include_dirs=[str(runtime_lib_include_path)], - compile_args=compile_args, - use_chess=self.use_chess, - ) - ) - ) - if artifact.prefix_symbols: - commands.append( - PythonCallbackCompilationCommand( - partial( - prefix_symbols_in_object, - artifact.filename, - artifact.prefix_symbols, - ) - ) - ) - artifact.available = True - - return commands diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py index 9c77149b70..d91404bb5e 100644 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ b/iron/common/context.py @@ -66,5 +66,4 @@ def compilation_rules(self): return [ comp.DownloadCompilationRule(), - comp.KernelCompilationRule(mlir_aie_dir, use_chess=use_chess), ] diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 21fe7437a0..cb404e9ddd 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -18,11 +18,6 @@ * The generator must return an MLIR ``Module``. ``_generate_uncached`` calls ``module.operation.verify()`` on whatever comes back, so text raises ``AttributeError``. -* ``object_files`` does **not** stage anything -- it feeds the artifact hash - only. Kernel objects have to be copied into the work directory under their - bare names, because the fused MLIR's ``link_with`` names them without a - directory. This is what ``_link_build_outputs_into`` already does, and it is - why that step has to survive the move rather than being deleted with the DAG. * The cache key does not see closure contents, so two graphs whose generators share a code object collide. The MLIR's own digest is passed through ``compile_kwargs`` to give each graph a distinct key. @@ -165,7 +160,7 @@ def _fuse_as_children(build_mlir) -> str: return build_mlir() -def _fused_generator(build_mlir, work_dir=None, object_files=()): +def _fused_generator(build_mlir): """Fuse a sequence's designs into one module, inside ``compile()``. ``graph`` and ``trace`` are never read; they exist so the fused text's @@ -183,8 +178,6 @@ def generate( trace: CompileTime[int] = 0, chain: CompileTime[str] = "", ): - if work_dir is not None: - stage_objects(Path(work_dir), object_files) # Fused and parsed here so the designs' ExternalFunctions register into # the set compile() collects, and the module lands in the mlir_mod_ctx # it opened. @@ -193,18 +186,6 @@ def generate( return generate -def stage_objects(work_dir: Path, object_files) -> None: - """Put kernel objects where aiecc will look for them. - - Copied under bare names: the fused MLIR asks for ``op0_add.o``, not a path. - """ - work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - for obj in object_files: - obj = Path(obj) - if obj.exists(): - shutil.copy2(obj, work_dir / obj.name) - - def _compile_if_changed(design, *output_paths: Path) -> tuple[bool, str, Path]: """Whether ``design``'s current recipe already produced ``output_paths``. @@ -220,9 +201,7 @@ def _compile_if_changed(design, *output_paths: Path) -> tuple[bool, str, Path]: Reuses ``CompilableDesign``'s own content hash (recipe + kernel object content + device + flags) rather than inventing a second one -- already relied on by ``iron/tests/infrastructure/compilable_design_contract.py`` - -- and stamps it next to the first output, mirroring - ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact.recipe_hash()``'s sidecar - (``iron/common/compilation/base.py``). + -- and stamps it next to the first output. """ # Bind the device before hashing. _compute_artifact_hash reads # get_current_device(probe_runtime=False), which is None until something @@ -278,9 +257,7 @@ def fused_work_dir(elf_path) -> Path: return elf_path.parent / f"{elf_path.stem}.prj" -def compile_fused_elf( - build_mlir, object_files, elf_path, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0 -) -> Path: +def compile_fused_elf(build_mlir, elf_path, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0) -> Path: """Compile a fused sequence to a full ELF, returning its path. ``build_mlir`` is called, not passed text: fusing several designs into one @@ -302,19 +279,15 @@ def compile_fused_elf( cache entry for a different program -- which is not a build failure, so nothing reports it. - ``object_files`` are kernel objects for operators that still declare - prebuilt ones, and is empty once they all declare ExternalFunctions. """ elf_path = Path(elf_path) - object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] work_dir = fused_work_dir(elf_path) identity = _digest(_fuse_as_children(build_mlir)) design = CompilableDesign( - _fused_generator(build_mlir, work_dir, object_files), + _fused_generator(build_mlir), full_elf=True, - object_files=object_files, aiecc_flags=list(FUSED_ELF_FLAGS) + ([TRACE_FLAG] if trace_size else []) + list(extra_flags), @@ -322,7 +295,6 @@ def compile_fused_elf( ) hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, elf_path) if not hit: - stage_objects(work_dir, object_files) design.compile(full_elf_path=elf_path) stamp.write_text(current_hash) return elf_path @@ -331,17 +303,12 @@ def compile_fused_elf( def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: """Compile an already-set-up OperatorSequence's fused MLIR to an ELF. - The sequence must have run ``compile()`` first, which is what produces the - kernel objects this consumes; the fused MLIR itself is generated fresh - here (``FusedDispatch.build_fused_mlir`` is a plain function now, not an - on-disk artifact). + The fused MLIR is generated fresh here: build_fused_mlir is a plain + function, not an on-disk artifact, and running it inside compile() is what + lets each child design's ExternalFunction kernels be collected and built. """ - objects = [ - a.filename for a in seq.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") - ] return compile_fused_elf( lambda: seq._dispatch.build_fused_mlir(seq), - objects, elf_path, extra_flags=getattr(seq, "extra_flags", ()) or (), trace_size=getattr(seq, "trace_size", 0) or 0, @@ -350,7 +317,6 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: def compile_xclbin_insts( generator, - object_files, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name: str, @@ -368,12 +334,9 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( ``generator`` is the operator's ``DesignGenerator``. It is resolved but not called here: the design function runs inside ``compile()``, which is what lets a design declare ``ExternalFunction`` kernels and have upstream build - them. ``object_files`` covers operators that still declare prebuilt objects - instead, and is empty once one has migrated. + them. """ xclbin_path, insts_path = Path(xclbin_path), Path(insts_path) - object_files = [Path(o) for o in object_files] - work_dir = xclbin_path.parent / f"{xclbin_path.stem}.prj" flags = [f"--xclbin-kernel-name={kernel_name}"] if xclbin_input is not None: @@ -389,7 +352,6 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( design = CompilableDesign( _design_generator(kwargs), - object_files=object_files, aiecc_flags=flags, compile_kwargs={ "design": design_fn, @@ -401,7 +363,6 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( ) hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, xclbin_path, insts_path) if not hit: - stage_objects(work_dir, object_files) design.compile(xclbin_path=xclbin_path, inst_path=insts_path) stamp.write_text(current_hash) return xclbin_path, insts_path diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 2866670ddd..d6fca8d2c4 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -17,7 +17,6 @@ ) from .context import AIEContext from .compilation import ( - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -42,7 +41,8 @@ class ChanneledUnaryOperator(MLIROperator): - For operators with extra parameters (e.g. alpha, trace_size), add dataclass fields and override _mlir_callback_args(). - For operators requiring multiple kernels, extra compile flags, or - external source files, override get_kernel_artifacts() directly. + external source files, declare them in the design with + iron.operators._kernels.declare_kernel. - For non-standard arg specs, override get_arg_spec() directly. - If none of these fit, subclass MLIROperator instead. """ @@ -119,11 +119,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list: - # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction, with any - # lut tables compiled into the same translation unit. - return [] - @dataclass class BinaryElementwiseOperator(MLIROperator): @@ -209,9 +204,3 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: bind_from=self, ), ) - - def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list: - # The design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction; nothing here - # names the object a second time. No binary operator needs the aie2 - # lut archive, so unlike the unary base there is no prebuilt branch. - return [] diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 817b7f32b9..d795124077 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -133,17 +133,13 @@ def resolve(self, device): return self def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): - # Kernel objects still go through the artifact-graph rules (Peano/chess - # compile isn't on CompilableDesign yet). The fused MLIR itself is no - # longer an artifact: build_fused_mlir() computes it fresh, in memory, - # when link_elf() needs it, and CompilableDesign keys its own cache on - # that text's content -- there is nothing left for the artifact graph - # to cache or trigger. - kernel_objects = self._collect_kernel_artifacts(seq) - seq.add_artifacts(kernel_objects) + # Nothing. Each child's kernels are ExternalFunctions its design + # declares, compiled by CompilableDesign when the fused ELF is built, + # and the fused MLIR is computed fresh in memory by build_fused_mlir(). + return def link_elf(self, seq): - """Link the fused ELF once its MLIR and kernel objects are built. + """Link the fused ELF. Done here rather than as a compilation rule: this is the step that now goes through CompilableDesign, which keys its cache on content, locks @@ -154,12 +150,8 @@ def link_elf(self, seq): if getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) is not None: return seq.elf_path - objects = [ - a.filename for a in seq.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") - ] seq.elf_path = compile_fused_elf( lambda: self.build_fused_mlir(seq), - objects, Path(seq.context.build_dir) / f"{seq.name}{_trace_tag(seq)}.elf", extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, trace_size=seq.trace_size, @@ -204,17 +196,6 @@ def build_fused_mlir(self, seq) -> str: seq.slice_info, ) - def _collect_kernel_artifacts(self, seq): - """Kernel artifacts from all child operators, prefixed per operator index.""" - kernel_artifacts = [] - for idx, op in enumerate(seq.unique_designs()[0]): - objs = op.get_kernel_artifacts() - for obj in objs: - obj.filename = f"op{idx}_{obj.filename}" - obj.prefix_symbols = f"op{idx}_" - kernel_artifacts.extend(objs) - return kernel_artifacts - def make_callable(self, seq): self.link_elf(seq) return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) @@ -233,21 +214,12 @@ def __init__(self): self.op_xclbin_path_map = {} # id(op) -> xclbin path self.op_insts_path_map = {} # id(op) -> insts path self.op_kernel_name_map = {} # id(op) -> kernel_name - self._kernel_artifacts = {} # id(op) -> [KernelObjectArtifact, ...] def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): - # Kernel objects still go through the artifact-graph rules for any - # operator that has not declared them as ExternalFunctions; the - # xclbin/insts themselves are built later, in link_xclbins(), through - # jit_compile. Each op's own artifacts are kept (not - # a fresh call per use) because move_artifacts() resolves their - # relative filenames into real build_dir paths in place, and - # link_xclbins() needs those resolved paths. - self._kernel_artifacts = { - id(op): op.get_kernel_artifacts() for op in seq.unique_operators() - } - for kernel_artifacts in self._kernel_artifacts.values(): - seq.add_artifacts(kernel_artifacts) + # Nothing, for the same reason as FusedDispatch: each operator's + # kernels are declared by its design and compiled by CompilableDesign + # in link_xclbins(). + return def link_xclbins(self, seq): """Compile the chained xclbin+insts pair per unique operator. @@ -269,11 +241,8 @@ def link_xclbins(self, seq): for idx, op in enumerate(seq.unique_operators()): op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" - object_files = [Path(a.filename) for a in self._kernel_artifacts[id(op)]] - xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( op.get_mlir_artifact().generator, - object_files, build_dir / f"{op_label}.xclbin", build_dir / f"{op_label}.bin", kernel_name=op_label, diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py index 0e375100f8..b56aee7a22 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ from iron.common import ( BinaryElementwiseOperator, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -34,11 +33,6 @@ class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator): kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "saxpy" callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_axpy" - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and - # upstream compiles it. Nothing here names the object a second time. - return [] - def _mlir_callback_args(self): return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.scalar_factor] diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index 90a0aa763b..fdd051325b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -60,11 +59,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and - # upstream compiles it. Nothing here names the object a second time. - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(size, group_size=32): # Packed input: two 4-bit values per byte, plus a bf16 scale and zero diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index cb115995c8..7fe3b47f6e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -10,7 +10,6 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -249,7 +248,7 @@ def _b_elem_bytes(self) -> float: def _kernel_object(self) -> str: """Object name over every flag that changes the emitted code. - Every -D flag from ``get_kernel_artifacts`` has to appear, for the + Every -D flag from ``kernel_flags`` has to appear, for the cache reason above. ``ck`` looks derivable from tile_n, but that is a tuning table: naming it means retuning an entry does not also require wiping the build dir. @@ -328,11 +327,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): f"{self.name}.mlir", self.M, self.K, self.N, self.epilogue, self.clamp ) - def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - # Only the AIE2 archive, if this configuration needs one. Everything - # else this operator builds goes through link_xclbin below. - self.add_artifacts(self.get_kernel_artifacts()) - def link_xclbin(self) -> None: """Compile the configuration's xclbin and this shape's instructions. @@ -347,7 +341,6 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts build_dir = Path(self.context.build_dir) - objects = [Path(a.filename) for a in self.artifacts.bfs()] # No clamp, and not this instance's bounds: they reach only the # runtime sequence, which this build discards. @@ -358,14 +351,12 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: Epilogue.NONE, None, ).generator, - objects, build_dir / f"{self.config_name}.xclbin", build_dir / f"{self.config_name}.bin", kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", ) _, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, - objects, build_dir / f"{self.name}.xclbin", build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin", kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", @@ -439,11 +430,6 @@ def bundled_sources(self) -> tuple: """Translation units mm_fused.cc links but never calls through MLIR.""" return lut_sources() - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions, with the - # tanh lut tables compiled into the same translation unit. - return [] - def pack_B(self, B): """Reorder a row-major ``(K, N)`` weight matrix into consumption order. diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py index 04c690305c..ac66ca0ba0 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py @@ -117,10 +117,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None to build: every core program is inside the downloaded xclbin. - return [] - def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: # Only the download. The xclbin is fetched rather than built, which is # what this operator exists for, so RemoteFileArtifact is the one thing @@ -146,7 +142,6 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: build_dir = Path(self.context.build_dir) _, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, - [], build_dir / f"{self.name}.xclbin", build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin", kernel_name=XCLBIN_KERNEL_NAME, diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 5f5324a622..f09a7508be 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -175,11 +174,6 @@ def kernel_source(self): return self.context.base_dir / "aie_kernels" / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" return self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions and - # upstream compiles them. - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec( M, K, N, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False, dtype_in="bf16", dtype_out="bf16" diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index c4d3df1945..d9ffa623a7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -138,12 +138,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions, which - # CompilableDesign compiles itself. Nothing here has to name the object - # file a second time and keep the two spellings in step. - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(M, K, num_batches=1): # A single batch carries no batch dimension at all, rather than one of diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index f8e3ef25c3..65364fc691 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, same_shape_unary, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -67,11 +66,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and - # upstream compiles it. Nothing here names the object a second time. - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(size): return same_shape_unary(size) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index fabe73ca84..77c0d507df 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -97,14 +96,6 @@ def kernel_flags(self) -> list[str]: ] return mm_defines_rowmaj + ["-DB_COL_MAJ"] - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions. mha.cc - # #includes softmax.cc and mm.cc, so those are not listed here any more - # either -- Peano's depfile reports them and upstream's manifest - # validates against it, which covers transitive headers this list never - # did. - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(num_heads, seq_len, d, num_KV_heads, num_of_pipelines=1): """Q, K, V in and O out, with the sequence padded to a pipeline multiple. diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py index 5366909eee..ad8515d73c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py @@ -45,9 +45,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): DesignGenerator(fn=repeat, bind_from=self), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(rows, cols, repeat, dtype=bfloat16): return [ diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index 3dcd2c0a80..c716758fca 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -110,12 +109,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the designs declare their kernels as ExternalFunctions, from - # two separate sources (rms_norm.cc and, when weighted, mul.cc), so - # each gets its own object and upstream compiles both. - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(size, tile_size, weighted=False): # The optional weight sits between input and output, so this is not a diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index d05e9879bc..8a30dd0907 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -70,12 +69,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): DesignGenerator(fn=rope, bind_from=self), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and - # upstream compiles it. rope.cc defines one symbol per method, so the - # object is named for the symbol rather than for the method id. - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(rows, cols, angle_rows=None): # The angles broadcast: angle_rows divides rows, and defaults to it. diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index aec0dc22b0..0bdc9186bd 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -10,7 +10,6 @@ from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -80,11 +79,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): DesignGenerator(fn=softmax, bind_from=self), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions, with the - # lut tables compiled into the same translation unit. - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(rows, cols): return same_shape_unary(rows * cols) diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index f1a8962add..5c545dc589 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -84,9 +84,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, dtype=bfloat16): # The two sizes are independent: a strided copy may gather from a large diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py index fdb3d967f5..a4faad511c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py @@ -60,12 +60,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernels as ExternalFunctions, from - # inside the generator where CompilableDesign collects them. See - # stream_design.declare_group_kernels. - return [] - def design_key(self): """Groups whose generated design is byte-identical share it.""" return self._design.group_digest( diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 0b76683c4b..4dad280087 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -10,7 +10,6 @@ from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, same_shape_unary, - KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, @@ -80,11 +79,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): DesignGenerator(fn=shuffle_transpose, bind_from=self), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - # None: the design declares its kernel as an ExternalFunction and - # upstream compiles it. Nothing here names the object a second time. - return [] - @staticmethod def arg_spec(M, N, num_batches=1): # A transpose relayouts a flat buffer; M*N == N*M, so both sides carry diff --git a/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py b/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py index ce71a0551a..40bcd5c4c4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py @@ -105,9 +105,6 @@ def get_callable(self): def get_mlir_artifact(self): pass - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - return [] - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="Specless"): Specless().get_arg_spec() diff --git a/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py b/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py deleted file mode 100644 index 58ceb5280e..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,92 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""A kernel object's on-disk path must be unique per target arch. - -KernelCompilationRule.compile() passes a different --target and -aie_runtime_lib -I per arch for the same output filename (e.g. "mul.o"), and -for aie_kernels/generic/ sources the very same input file compiles to -different machine code per arch. CompilationArtifact.is_available_in_filesystem() -only ever compares mtimes and never records which arch an object was built -for, so if two arches' objects resolve to the same build_dir path, whichever -was compiled last is silently handed to the other arch's link step. This is -what happened in production: an npu1 (aie2) build's mul.o was reused by a -following npu2 (aie2p) run in the same build/, producing bogus ElementwiseMul -failures. These tests build the real artifact graph for both arches and -assert their kernel object paths never collide. -""" - -from pathlib import Path - -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 - -from iron.common import AIEContext -from iron.common.compilation import CompilationArtifactGraph, KernelObjectArtifact -from iron.common.compilation.base import _link_build_outputs_into - - -def _mul_kernel_object(build_dir, device): - """Resolve a kernel object's build_dir path for `device`. - - The graph is built here rather than taken from an operator. This is a - property of move_artifacts, not of any operator, and every operator that - used to serve as the vehicle has since moved its kernels to - ExternalFunction and stopped producing an artifact to test -- twice, so - far. Upstream keys such an object on content and on device identity, so - the collision below is unrepresentable there; these tests guard what is - left on the artifact path, and retire with it. - """ - aie_utils.set_current_device(device) - ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=build_dir) - artifact = KernelObjectArtifact("mul.o", dependencies=[]) - graph = CompilationArtifactGraph([artifact]) - graph.move_artifacts(str(ctx.build_dir)) - graph.populate_availability_from_filesystem() - return artifact - - -def test_two_arches_do_not_resolve_the_same_kernel_object_path(tmp_path): - """aie_kernels/generic/mul.cc is one source shared by aie2 and aie2p - (ElementwiseMul.kernel_subdir); its object must not collide in build_dir.""" - aie2 = _mul_kernel_object(tmp_path, NPU1()) - aie2p = _mul_kernel_object(tmp_path, NPU2()) - assert aie2.filename != aie2p.filename - - -def test_a_stale_object_from_one_arch_is_not_silently_reused_by_another(tmp_path): - """Reproduces the production incident: plant a real leftover aie2 object, - then check the following aie2p build does not report it available.""" - aie2 = _mul_kernel_object(tmp_path, NPU1()) - Path(aie2.filename).parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - Path(aie2.filename).write_bytes(b"aie2-machine-code") - - aie2p = _mul_kernel_object(tmp_path, NPU2()) - - assert not aie2p.is_available_in_filesystem(), ( - "aie2p build reused a leftover aie2 kernel object -- both resolved " - f"to {aie2p.filename}" - ) - - -def test_the_arch_scoped_object_is_linked_into_the_aiecc_work_dir(tmp_path): - """Scoping the object under build_dir/ must not hide it from the - link step. aiecc resolves link_with="mul.o" against its own work_dir, fed - by _link_build_outputs_into(), which skips directories -- so an object - moved into a subdirectory stops being linked and ld.lld fails with - "cannot open .../mul.o: No such file or directory".""" - obj = _mul_kernel_object(tmp_path, NPU2()) - Path(obj.filename).parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - Path(obj.filename).write_bytes(b"aie2p-machine-code") - - work_dir = tmp_path / "design.mlir.d" - work_dir.mkdir() - _link_build_outputs_into(work_dir, tmp_path) - - linked = work_dir / Path(obj.filename).name - assert linked.exists(), ( - f"{Path(obj.filename).name} was not linked into the aiecc work dir; " - f"the object is at {obj.filename}" - ) - assert linked.read_bytes() == b"aie2p-machine-code" diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py deleted file mode 100644 index b03ef4b238..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/_recipe_hash_fixture.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,14 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""A stand-in design callback for mlir_recipe_hash.py. - -Needs to be a real function in a real file: DesignGenerator.source_file falls -back to inspect.getfile(fn), and a function defined inline in a test has -nothing meaningful to report there. It is never called -- the tests only hash -its identity and kwargs -- so its body is unreachable. -""" - - -def design(size, func_prefix="", dev=None): - raise NotImplementedError("never called; only its identity is hashed") diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index 1389be5c74..0289254ff4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -62,12 +62,14 @@ def test_captured_graph_compiles_to_an_elf(tmp_path): assert elf.read_bytes()[:4] == b"\x7fELF", "not an ELF" -def test_kernel_objects_are_staged_under_bare_names(tmp_path): - """object_files does not stage; the work dir has to be populated. - - The fused MLIR's link_with names objects without a directory, so a path - that is merely declared is not a path aiecc can find. This is the one - thing the retirement cannot delete along with the artifact graph. +def test_kernel_objects_land_in_the_work_dir_under_bare_names(tmp_path): + """The fused MLIR's link_with names objects without a directory. + + IRON used to copy them there itself, because object_files= only feeds the + artifact hash. It no longer does: the designs declare ExternalFunctions and + CompilableDesign compiles them straight into the work dir. The requirement + is unchanged, so this still checks it -- what was deleted is IRON's + separate step for meeting it. """ sequence = _captured("jitpath_stage") elf = tmp_path / "graph.elf" @@ -159,13 +161,13 @@ def test_identical_operator_reuses_the_compiled_xclbin(tmp_path): generator, objects = _add_design(tmp_path) first, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( - generator, objects, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" + generator, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" ) mtime1 = first.stat().st_mtime_ns generator, objects = _add_design(tmp_path) second, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( - generator, objects, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" + generator, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" ) mtime2 = second.stat().st_mtime_ns diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index fb0c209ca1..33830d5c09 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -18,7 +18,8 @@ Three independent things closed this: ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` now keys its own availability on a recipe hash of the generator's current kwargs (see -``mlir_recipe_hash.py`` for the device-free unit tests of that mechanism); +the compile cache key now carries func_prefix, so this is the +end-to-end check that it does); fused MLIR generation is no longer an artifact at all -- ``fuse_mlir()`` is a plain function that calls each operator's generator in-memory and returns text; and standalone dispatch (``MLIROperator.link_xclbin()``) does the same diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py deleted file mode 100644 index 500c1ad05c..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_recipe_hash.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,92 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` keys its own cache validity on a recipe hash. - -The DAG's own staleness check (``CompilationArtifact.is_available_in_filesystem``) -only compares mtimes: a file exists, is newer than its source, done. That is -blind to a generator whose *kwargs* changed underneath an unchanged filename -- -exactly what ``FusedDispatch`` does when it sets ``func_prefix`` on a shared -operator's MLIR generator (see ``mlir_cache_poisoning.py`` for the on-hardware -regression this used to cause). These tests pin the general mechanism that -closes it, directly and without a device: a mismatched recipe hash makes the -artifact unavailable no matter how fresh its mtime is. - -Device-free; nothing here compiles or touches the MLIR bindings. -""" - -from pathlib import Path - -from iron.common.compilation import DesignGenerator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact - -# A real module on disk, not a `-c` snippet: DesignGenerator.source_file falls -# back to inspect.getfile(fn), which has nothing to report for code that was -# never in a file. -import iron.tests.infrastructure._recipe_hash_fixture as _fixture - - -def _artifact(tmp_path, **kwargs): - gen = DesignGenerator(fn=_fixture.design, kwargs=kwargs) - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact(str(tmp_path / "op.mlir"), gen) - - -def _stamp(artifact): - """Write the .mlir file and its recipe-hash sidecar, as the compile rule does.""" - Path(artifact.filename).write_text("module {}") - Path(f"{artifact.filename}.recipe_hash").write_text(artifact.recipe_hash()) - - -def test_same_kwargs_gives_the_same_hash(tmp_path): - a = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) - b = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) - assert a.recipe_hash() == b.recipe_hash() - - -def test_func_prefix_changes_the_hash(tmp_path): - """The kwarg FusedDispatch actually mutates.""" - unprefixed = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) - prefixed = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024, func_prefix="op0_") - assert unprefixed.recipe_hash() != prefixed.recipe_hash() - - -def test_stamped_artifact_with_unchanged_kwargs_is_available(tmp_path): - artifact = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) - _stamp(artifact) - assert artifact.is_available_in_filesystem() - - -def test_mutating_kwargs_after_stamping_makes_it_unavailable(tmp_path): - """The exact shape of the fused-build bug: mutate generator.kwargs in - place, on the same artifact, without touching the file or its mtime.""" - artifact = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) - _stamp(artifact) - assert artifact.is_available_in_filesystem() - - artifact.generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = "op0_" - assert not artifact.is_available_in_filesystem(), ( - "mtime alone said this was fine; the recipe hash has to catch what " - "mtime cannot see" - ) - - -def test_missing_stamp_is_not_available(tmp_path): - """A file written before this mechanism existed has no sidecar at all -- - treat that as unknown, not as trivially valid.""" - artifact = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024) - Path(artifact.filename).write_text("module {}") - assert not artifact.is_available_in_filesystem() - - -def test_device_kwarg_is_hashed_by_identity_not_by_object_repr(tmp_path): - """A fresh device object of the same arch must not look like a different - recipe -- default object repr embeds a memory address, which changes on - every construction even when nothing about the device did.""" - - class _FakeDevice: - arch = "npu2" - cols = 8 - rows = 6 - - a = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024, dev=_FakeDevice()) - b = _artifact(tmp_path, size=1024, dev=_FakeDevice()) - assert a.recipe_hash() == b.recipe_hash() From 2db48dba3f4b8abfb2e1152aff8dc2627bceba40 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sun, 20 Sep 2026 18:02:29 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 059/215] operator model: two draft plans for the interface/overlay rework MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Plan A proposes shape annotations on the design signature. Plan B moves the declaration into an interface() method body, where the operator's own parameters are already in scope -- which deletes the deferred-annotation machinery Plan A needs and keeps real dataclass fields for pyright. Plan B then splits what a compiled operator is. The toolchain already separates the overlay (per-core ELFs + PDI, a function of the design) from the runtime sequence (insts.bin, a function of the steps and the buffer ABI); aiecc emits them from one dependency graph that only diverges at the tail, and upstream's runtime already caches the two halves independently. IRON collapses that into dispatch="fused"|"separate", which bakes in four decisions and makes partial fusion unrepresentable. Plan B replaces the string with four constructors -- Overlay, StaticSequence/GeneratedSequence, Elf/Xclbin -- so the ELF/no-ELF question is which object you build, and Elf's signature rejects a generated sequence statically. Plan B also gives the overlay an interface of its own: shim bindings, resident symbols, buffer sizes. flm/mm_prebuilt already performs that agreement by hand against a downloaded xclbin, and records flm/gemm's failure to match it in a comment; all three fields are recoverable from files IRON already opens. Both are drafts for a plan-refining session, not approved work. Plan B gates everything behind two spikes (ยง9 step 0) because the one unverified claim -- that an expanded-load-PDI fused sequence dispatches correctly via the opcode-3 ABI -- fails as a device hang, not a build error. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 388 +++++++++++++++ OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md | 985 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 1373 insertions(+) create mode 100644 OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md create mode 100644 OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..281ceeeeea --- /dev/null +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -0,0 +1,388 @@ + + +# Operator model: annotated designs, inferred specialization, per-op tuning + +Draft plan. Input to a plan-refining session, not a finished plan. + +Branch `operator-model-argspec`. Baselines (always `source /opt/xilinx/xrt/setup.sh` +first): `iron/tests` 745 passed / 13 skipped; `iron/operators` 3165 passed with 5 +known `mem_copy` 16-core timeouts. + +--- + +## 1. Priorities driving this + +In roughly the order they were raised: + +1. **General purpose.** LLMs, CNNs, anything composed of IRON operators. Not a + llama-shaped abstraction, and specifically *not* a `forward()` method. +2. **No string names.** Buffers, weights, and runtime scalars addressed by + handles and by parameter identity, not by hand-typed strings. +3. **Library quality.** Other people write models against this: stability, docs, + a real test surface per operator. +4. **Prefill is in scope**, not just decode. +5. **Per-operator tuning, easy to override** by a user who wants something else. +6. **Tuning may fail.** Some operators legitimately have no legal config for a + given shape/device. Per-device decisions must come from the target model's + numbers, not hard-coded constants. +7. **Minimal duplicated spec logic**, to shrink the surface for typos. +8. **Static and build-time checking for new operators, including untested ones.** +9. **Fix the operators that flatten** real 2-D shapes into one dimension. Believed + to be an artifact of old mlir-aie limits that have since been lifted. +10. Coverage checks **run on every build unless disabled**. +11. pyright suppression lives in **pyrightconfig, not per-file**. +12. `Tuning[T]` is **IRON-local** (not upstreamed for now). + +--- + +## 2. Diagnosis: what `llama_npu.py`'s 1182 lines actually are + +| chunk | lines | what | +|---|---:|---| +| operator construction | ~370 | `GEMV(M=..., K=..., num_aie_columns=8, tile_size_output=dim//8, ...)` x30 | +| runlist + sequence | ~140 | string-threaded `(op, "x", f"layers.{i}...", "x_norm")` | +| buffers + weight upload | ~160 | `XRTTensor`, `_upload`, subviews | +| prefill host glue | ~300 | CPU/NPU ping-pong: softmax, `torch.matmul`, `torch.cat` on host | +| decode glue + main | ~90 | | + +`capture()` as it stands attacks only the ~140-line runlist. **Operator +construction is the biggest chunk**, which is why the work centres on the +operator model rather than on the graph recorder. + +Note the prefill ~300 is a *different* problem โ€” missing/unfused operators, not +authoring. No annotation scheme fixes it. See open question O5. + +--- + +## 3. The core shape of the proposal + +### 3.1 The design signature is the single declaration + +mlir-aie already ships the vocabulary and the introspection, and IRON does not +use any of it: `In` / `Out` / `InOut`, `CompileTime[T]`, `DispatchTime[T]` +(`aie/utils/compile/jit/markers.py:51-113`) and `split_params()` +(`aie/utils/compile/jit/_introspect.py:127`). IRON's designs are plain +unannotated Python, which is *why* `bind()` exists (guessing parameter roles by +name) and why `arg_spec` exists (hand-declaring direction and order). + +IRON adds one marker upstream lacks โ€” `Tuning[T]` โ€” and one thing upstream's +bare `In` cannot carry: a shape. + +```python +# pyright: suppression lives in pyrightconfig, scoped to iron/operators/** +from __future__ import annotations +from iron.shapes import In, Out, CompileTime, Tuning + + +def my_matvec(A: In[num_batches, M, K], + B: In[num_batches, K], + C: Out[num_batches, M], + *, M: CompileTime[int], K: CompileTime[int], + num_batches: CompileTime[int] = 1, + num_aie_columns: Tuning[int] = 8, + tile_size_input: Tuning[int] = 4): ... + + +def my_matmul(A: In[M, K], + B: In[(N, K) if b_col_maj else (K, N)], # conditional, plainly + C: Out[(N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N)], + *, M: CompileTime[int], K: CompileTime[int], N: CompileTime[int], + b_col_maj: CompileTime[bool] = False, + c_col_maj: CompileTime[bool] = False, + tile_m: Tuning[int] = 64): ... +``` + +Dim names are this design's own parameters, deliberately not in lexical scope. +`from __future__ import annotations` makes each annotation a string; the resolver +evaluates it with `localns` bound to **symbols** (to infer) or **ints** (to +generate). This is operationally a lambda over a namespace โ€” Python writes it. + +The design body then builds its L3 types *from the annotation* and forwards the +tensor params to `Runtime` directly: + +```python + rt = Runtime(sequence, [A, B, C, *fifo_endpoints]) # not re-declared L3 types +``` + +That deletes `arg_spec` and `bind()` outright. Everything falls out of one +signature: order, direction, shapes, dtypes, which params the author supplies, +which the graph may choose, which vary per dispatch. + +### 3.2 Per-operator tuning + +Two tiers. A constant knob is just a default; a knob derived from shape gets a +policy: + +```python +@tuning_for(my_matvec) +def matvec_tuning(dev, M, K, num_batches=1, *, num_aie_columns=None): + cols = num_aie_columns or dev.cols # target model, not a constant + if M % cols: + raise Untunable(f"M={M} does not divide across {cols} columns on {dev}") + return dict(num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=M // cols) +``` + +A call-site override is fed **into** the policy, so dependent knobs re-derive +rather than silently keeping values computed for a different `cols`. `Untunable` +is an expected outcome โ€” better than defaulting into a config that compiles and +then hangs (cf. `mem_copy` 16-core). + +Retires a live FIXME in `iron/operators/gemv/op.py` (`MAX_WRAP = 1023`, "pull +these shim BD bounds from the MLIR-AIE target model rather than hard-coding"). + +**Unverified:** what mlir-aie's target model actually exposes (cols, rows, L1 +bytes, shim BD wrap/stride caps). Needs checking before `dev.cols` is promised. + +### 3.3 Resolution, and the shape/tuning invariant + +``` +operand shapes -> unify -> CompileTime params -> tuning policy -> Tuning params -> construct +``` + +**A shape annotation may reference `CompileTime` params only, never `Tuning`.** +Otherwise the pipeline is a cycle. This holds naturally for all 12 operators, and +it *forces the right taxonomy*: `RMSNorm`'s `tile_size` is shape-bearing +(`rows = (size // tile_size, tile_size)`), so it must become a `CompileTime` dim, +which is also the un-flattening. + +Call forms, all one mechanism: + +```python +g(GEMV, w, x) # infer shapes, default tuning +g(GEMV.tuned(num_aie_columns=2), w, x) # override a knob +g(GEMV(M=2048, K=2048, num_aie_columns=2), w, x) # explicit -- works today +``` + +### 3.4 `@operator` unifies the design with the dataclass + +Today every operator declares its parameters three times: dataclass fields, the +design function signature, and `arg_spec`. `@operator` collapses that: + +```python +@operator(my_matvec) +class GEMV(MLIROperator): + """Matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B``, optionally batched.""" + + M: int # see O1 -- hand-written or generated + K: int + num_batches: int = 1 + num_aie_columns: int = 8 + tile_size_input: int = 4 + + @staticmethod + def tuning(dev, M, K, num_batches=1, *, num_aie_columns=None): ... + + def reference(self, A, B): + return A @ B +``` + +`@operator` reads the design signature once and: verifies the field list against +it; wires `get_arg_spec()` to the shape annotations; wires `get_mlir_artifact()` +to the design; runs the tier-2 checks below; registers the operator. + +The class keeps only what is genuinely its own โ€” docstring, `tuning`, +`reference`, `design_key`, one-offs like GEMM's `partition_B`. The big design +function stays module-level under its existing banner (see O2). + +### 3.5 Authoring + +```python +with capture(model) as g: + x = g.input((1, cfg.emb_dim)) + angles = g.input((1, cfg.head_dim)) + offset = g.param(np.int32) + kc = [g.state((cfg.n_kv_groups, MAX, cfg.head_dim)) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers)] + + for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + h = g(RMSNorm, x, blk.norm1.weight) + q = g(RoPE, g(GEMV, blk.attn.q.weight, h), angles) + ... + logits = g(GEMV, model.out_head.weight, g(RMSNorm, x, model.norm.weight)) + +net = g.build("llama_decode").compile() +net[x] = embed(token) +net[offset] = n * cfg.head_dim +net() +probs = net[logits] +``` + +No strings. `capture(model)` learns `id(tensor) -> name` from +`named_parameters()`, so a parameter *is* its handle. Every intermediate is +undeclared โ€” `infer_buffer_offsets` already pools by live range, which deletes +`AIEPrefillBuffers` (~70 lines of `XRTTensor`/`subview`). + +Prefill differs by passing the matmul class in (`def ffn(g, blk, x, mm=GEMV)`), +which also turns the `.T` layout disagreement into `GEMM.tuned(b_col_maj=True)` +and deletes `_upload(k_major=...)`. + +Not llama-shaped โ€” a CNN is `g(Conv2D, net.conv1.weight, x)` in the same graph, +same allocator, same handles. + +--- + +## 4. Verification for a new operator with no tests + +**Duplication and verification pull in opposite directions.** A second +declaration catches *drift*, never *wrongness* โ€” a matching typo passes. IRON +proves this today: `GEMV.arg_spec` says `(M,K),(K,),(M,)`, the design forty lines +later says `(num_batches*M*K,),(num_batches*K,),(num_batches*M,)`, and +`arg_spec_snapshot.json` (a third restatement, 22 classes) has blessed the +disagreement. Green. So verification must come from *structure and behaviour*, +not restatement. + +**Tier 1 โ€” static, pyright, nothing runs.** *Measured.* Wrong type for a +`CompileTime` param, missing argument, kwarg matching no parameter, missing +tensor. 6 of 8 seeded mistakes caught. + +**Tier 2 โ€” import, annotations only, no build.** *Mostly measured.* + +| mistake | mechanism | +|---|---| +| shape names a nonexistent param | free names checked against the param list, with did-you-mean | +| shape names a `Tuning` knob | same check, explains the cycle | +| a `CompileTime` param in no shape and with no default | can never be inferred; flagged at import, not at first use | +| `tuning()` names a param that doesn't exist | signature vs param list | +| `tuning()` returns a key that isn't a `Tuning` param | returned keys checked | +| malformed shape annotation | evaluated against a canonical symbolic binding | +| forgot `from __future__ import annotations` | `NameError` at import, immediately | + +**Tier 3 โ€” build the MLIR, no hardware. Runs on every build unless disabled.** +`TensorAccessPattern` exposes `tensor_dims`, `offset`, `sizes`, `strides`, +`access_order()`, `access_count()` (per-element touch count) and +`compare_access_orders()` (`aie/helpers/taplib/tap.py`). + +| mistake | mechanism | +|---|---| +| declared tensor never forwarded to `Runtime` | `fn_args` inspection | +| an `Out` never drained, an `In` never filled | sequence inspection | +| DMA addresses past the end of the declared buffer | `access_order()` max vs `prod(shape)` | +| part of an output never written | `access_count() == 0` on an `Out` โ€” silent garbage | +| part of an input never read | `access_count() == 0` on an `In` | +| an output written twice | `access_count() > 1` on an `Out` | + +These are only *possible* because of the single declaration: today the shape in +`arg_spec` and the `tensor_dims` in the TAPs come from different places, so +comparing them proves nothing. + +**What still needs a test.** The math (only `reference()` answers that), and +access *order* โ€” coverage can be complete while the permutation is wrong. + +**Separately:** `run_test` currently uses the arg spec for direction and order +only and never checks `spec.shape`/`spec.dtype`, while tests feed it +pre-flattened data. That is why the GEMV rank disagreement is invisible. Worth +tightening independently of this plan; expect some currently-green failures. + +--- + +## 5. Measurements taken + +Probe at `/scratch/ehunhoff/spelling_probe/` (separate venv; `ironenv` untouched, +per requirements.txt drift risk). + +**Spelling vs type checkers.** mlir-aie uses pyright, +`typeCheckingMode: "standard"`; IRON configures no checker today. + +| spelling | pyright std | pyright strict | mypy --strict | +|---|---|---|---| +| `In[M, K]`, free names | 7 errors | โ€” | โ€” | +| `Annotated[Tensor, Shape[M,K]]`, free names | 7 errors | โ€” | โ€” | +| `In[M, K]`, module-level Dims | clean | clean | 33 errors | +| `Annotated[In, Shape[M,K]]`, module Dims | clean | clean | clean | +| **`In[M, K]` + config suppression** | **clean** | **clean** | n/a | + +Suppression does **not** leak: a normal module still reports undefined names. +Strict is *better* than standard here โ€” same result, more call-site checking. + +**Resolver.** ~90 lines; classification, evaluation, inference, error messages. + +``` +concrete A: in[1, 2048, 2048] B: in[1, 2048] C: out[1, 2048] +b_col_maj=True A: in[256, 64] B: in[512, 64] <- flipped +INFER matvec {'num_batches': 1, 'M': 2048, 'K': 2048} +INFER b_col_maj=True {'b_col_maj': True, 'M': 256, 'K': 64, 'N': 512} +conflict my_matmul: K=64 from 'A' but 99 from 'B' +rank my_matmul: operand 'A' has rank 3 (256, 64, 7), declares rank 2 in[?M, ?K] +typo shape of 'A' refers to 'KK' ... Did you mean 'K'? Valid dims: ['M', 'K'] +tuning-ref shape of 'A' refers to 'num_aie_columns' ... is a Tuning knob; a shape + may not depend on one. +``` + +Two findings from building it, both of which would have bitten later: + +- **Annotations must be evaluated one at a time.** Evaluating them together forces + `(N,K) if b_col_maj else (K,N)` while `b_col_maj` is still symbolic. +- **A param a shape *branches* on cannot be symbolic.** Discovered rather than + annotated: a forced symbol names itself, so it drops to its default and retries. + +**Synthesised dataclass fields.** Measured: pyright reports +`No parameter named "M"` on **valid** calls. `@dataclass_transform` does not help +(PEP 681 infers from class-body annotations). Worse than unchecked โ€” see O1. + +--- + +## 6. Looked at and dismissed + +| option | why not | +|---|---| +| `Layer` + backend + `using()` + `infer` (exists on `ehunhoff/graph-capture-frontend`, incl. a 67-line `llama_model.py` and `iron/nn/`) | too much machinery; indirection the annotation model removes | +| `forward()` on the model tree | llama-shaped; `iron/models/llama.py` is deliberately parameters-only | +| Central `iron.shapes` registry of dim names | a global namespace of every dim any operator might use, edited per new operator | +| Module-level `M, K = dims(...)` per design module | works (measured clean) but names each dim three times | +| `Annotated[In, Shape[M,K]]` | only buys mypy, which nobody here runs; keep as a mechanical fallback if that changes | +| Per-arg lambda `In[lambda p: (p.M, p.K)]` / `@shapes` decorator | noisy; and a deferred annotation *is* a lambda over a namespace, so this was the same mechanism spelled explicitly | +| `declare()` in the body + sentinel exception | control flow by exception | +| String dim names `In["M", "K"]` | conditionals inexpressible; strings | +| Reading `A.shape` inside the design | upstream `_TensorPlaceholder` poisons attribute access on purpose | +| A general inverse shape solver | no precedent in torch/JAX/ONNX/MLIR โ€” all go params->shapes. Reframed as lazy specialization (`LazyLinear`, `flax.linen.Dense`) | +| Symbolic unification of the existing `arg_spec` | superseded: the annotation *is* the symbolic form | +| `DispatchTime[T]` for llama's `cache_offset` | upstream forbids `full_elf=True` with unbound dispatch params; llama decode is full-ELF. Adopt the *annotation*, map to `ScratchpadParameter`. See memory note `project-dispatch-bridge-not-applicable` | +| Einops-style shape DSL | GEMM's own docstring: "any shape-expression language able to express it would have become Python again" | +| Killing GEMV's `num_batches` conditional | unnecessary โ€” conditionals work. See O4 | + +Not dismissed, never got a verdict: **ports-then-`yield`** โ€” declare `A = In(...)` +at the top of the body where the params *are* in scope, `yield` as a signature +barrier. Only real cost is one unusual idiom. + +--- + +## 7. Open questions + +- **O1. Field list: hand-written-and-verified, or generated into the source?** + Synthesis is ruled out by measurement. `@operator` verifies either way and + prints a diff on mismatch. A `--fix` mode that writes the block removes the + hand-typing without losing pyright. ~30 lines on top of the verifier. +- **O2. Design function module-level or an in-class `design` staticmethod?** + Module-level preserves the current file structure and keeps a 300-line function + out of the class body; in-class makes `@operator` argument-free. +- **O3. Where does the tier-3 opt-out live?** Per-operator attribute, env var, or + both. `access_count()` materialises a buffer-sized array โ€” llama's 2048-padded + attention buffers x32 heads is real build time. Possibly: bounds-check always, + full coverage below a size threshold. +- **O4. `num_batches` โ€” confirm rank-directed branch resolution.** It is both + branched on *and* the thing we want to infer. Options: pin it; delete the + conditional; or resolve the branch from operand rank first (recommended โ€” keeps + the conditional *and* infers, two deterministic passes). +- **O5. Prefill scope.** ~300 lines of CPU/NPU ping-pong need real operators + (masked softmax, attention context matmul, cache concat). Larger than the + authoring rewrite. Sequence it after decode? +- **O6. Which operators convert, in what order?** GEMV first as the pilot. Then? +- **O7. Branch or worktree**, to keep the 745 / 3165 baselines undisturbed. +- **O8. Upstreaming.** `Tuning[T]` is IRON-local for now, but it is a genuine gap + in mlir-aie next to `CompileTime`. Revisit once it has proven itself. + +--- + +## 8. Carried risk, unrelated to this work + +**NPU decode output degrades after a few tokens** vs `llama_cpu.py` on the same +prompt and seed. Prefill reproduces exactly and the first tokens agree, then the +NPU drifts. Not the weight-naming refactor โ€” uploaded bytes are `torch.equal` for +all 146 parameters. Predates observation; `llama_npu.py` could not run on this +host until XRT 2.26. `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py` asserts only +`returncode == 0`, so it does not catch this, and **a rewritten llama will inherit +it and look guilty**. Decision taken: snapshot the current token stream as a +before/after artifact and proceed. Cheapest real probe if revisited: compare NPU +vs CPU *logits* for one decode step rather than sampled tokens. diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4dfd3bd6b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md @@ -0,0 +1,985 @@ + + +# Plan B: interfaces on both sides โ€” the operator's host ABI, the overlay's device ABI + +Second draft plan, alternative to `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md` (Plan A). Same +priorities, same diagnosis, same authoring surface. It differs in three places: + +1. **where the shape declaration lives** โ€” in a method body, not in annotations, + which removes most of Plan A's machinery (ยง1); +2. **what a compiled operator *is*** โ€” an **overlay** and one or more **runtime + sequences**, built and packaged separately (ยง2, ยง7โ€“ยง9). Today this is one + opaque `dispatch="fused"|"separate"` string that bakes in four decisions and + makes two of them unrepresentable; +3. **the overlay publishes an interface too** (ยง3). A sequence is valid against + an overlay only if it agrees on shim bindings, resident symbols and buffer + sizes. IRON already does this agreement **by hand, in one operator, with a + comment explaining why it is fragile** โ€” ยง3 makes it a checked contract. + +Read Plan A ยง1 (priorities), ยง2 (diagnosis) and ยง8 (carried risk) first โ€” they +apply unchanged and are not repeated here. + +Three priorities are added, and they shape the whole document: + +> **Nothing works by accident.** Every contract is enforced by a check that names +> the mistake, the operator, and the fix. Where the hardware forces a +> restriction, the error explains the hardware reason. + +> **Overlay and runtime sequence are separable, and the model must say so.** +> A full ELF is one packaging option among several, not the shape of the system. +> llama must run with and without it, and with and without separately reusable +> sequences โ€” by composing different objects, not by rewriting the model. + +> **Types, not strings; primitives, not strategies.** Plan A priority 2 said "no +> string names" about buffers and weights; it applies to every value the model +> carries. A packaging choice is a *class*, not a string compared in an if-tree. +> A tuning result is a typed instance, not a `dict` of names. And the library +> ships the *tools* to say what happens at each dispatch boundary and each +> compile โ€” not a menu of blessed strategies with names like `"fused"`. + +### Vocabulary warning + +IRON and mlir-aie use **overlay** for different things. In this document an +*overlay* is the configured array โ€” per-core ELFs plus the CDO/PDI that loads +them โ€” which is the FPGA sense of the word and the sense used in "reusable +overlay". mlir-aie uses it narrowly, for the *control-packet routing* overlay +(`--generate-ctrl-pkt-overlay`, `@ctrl_pkt_overlay`, pass +`aie-generate-column-control-overlay`). Where this plan means that one it says +**control route**. Decision taken: keep `Overlay` for the IRON noun. + +--- + +## 1. The core idea + +Plan A's entire spelling problem โ€” deferred annotations, `localns`, free names, +module-level `Dim`s, pyright suppression, one-annotation-at-a-time evaluation, +branch-parameter retry โ€” exists to get a design's **parameter names into +annotation scope**. Python evaluates annotations in the *enclosing* scope. + +A method body doesn't have that problem. `self.M` is simply in scope. + +```python +@dataclass +class GEMV(MLIROperator): + """Matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B``, optionally batched.""" + + M: int + K: int + num_batches: int = 1 + num_aie_columns: Tuning[int] = 8 + tile_size_input: Tuning[int] = 4 + tile_size_output: Tuning[int] | None = None + + def interface(self): + """The host-visible ABI: buffers in call order, then runtime values.""" + self.A = In(self.num_batches, self.M, self.K) + self.B = In(self.num_batches, self.K) + self.C = Out(self.num_batches, self.M) + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "GEMV": + cols = self.num_aie_columns or dev.cols + if self.M % cols: + raise Untunable(f"M={self.M} does not divide across {cols} columns on {dev}") + return replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_output=self.M // cols) + + def reference(self, A, B): + return A @ B +``` + +Conditional shapes are ordinary Python: + +```python + self.B = In(self.N, self.K) if self.b_col_maj else In(self.K, self.N) +``` + +**Field annotations still carry meaning.** A plain field is compile-time; +`Tuning[T]` marks a knob. Both are real dataclass fields, so pyright checks +`GEMV(M="2048")`, missing arguments and bogus kwargs โ€” which Plan A ยง5 measured +as the most valuable static checks, and which synthesised fields destroy. + +**`tuning()` returns an instance, not a `dict`.** `dataclasses.replace` is +checked by pyright against the real field list, so "tuning set a knob that +doesn't exist" and "tuning set a compile-time field it has no business setting" +are both static errors. In Plan A and in earlier drafts of this one, that was a +runtime check against `dict` keys; it is now T1 and costs nothing. + +### Names without strings + +`MLIROperator.__setattr__` records interface assignments in declaration order, as +`nn.Module` does for parameters. **The attribute name becomes the name**, so +diagnostics say `'A'` and `'output_offset'` without anyone typing a string, and +`output_offset_parameter="cache_offset"` disappears. + +This is the one piece of magic in the plan. It is paid for by E1โ€“E3 in ยง11. + +--- + +## 2. What a compiled operator actually is + +Everything below rests on this section. The claims are read out of the toolchain, +not assumed. + +`aiecc`'s own dependency graph (`aiecc --emit-dot`) splits at the tail. Up to +`physical_with_elfs.mlir` both modes are identical; after it: + +| half | artifacts | a function of | **not** a function of | +|---|---|---|---| +| **overlay** โ€” the configured array | `elfs_{0}.elf` (one per core), `cdo_{0}` โ†’ `{0}.pdi`; in xclbin packaging also `memTopology/kernels/partition_{0}.json` โ†’ `aie.xclbin` | the design, its compile-time params, the device | the call order, the buffer bindings, any runtime value | +| **sequence** โ€” the instruction stream | `npu_seq_{0}.mlir` โ†’ `npu_program_{0}.bin` โ†’ `insts_{0}.bin` (or `npu_insts_full_elf_{0}.bin` + `full_elf_{0}.ctrlpkt.bin` on the ELF path) | the overlay it targets, the steps in it, the overlay's ABI (ยง3) | the *contents* of any buffer | + +The XRT dispatch ABI makes the split visible, and makes clear why the ELF path +gives it up: + +```python +# xclbin: the sequence is argument 1. Swappable per call. +kernel(3, insts_bo, insts_bytes, *buffers) # hostruntime.py:331 + +# full ELF: buffers only. There is no instruction-buffer slot at all. +for i, buf in enumerate(buffers): + run.set_arg(i, buf) # hostruntime.py:344-371 +``` + +Upstream's runtime already caches the two halves independently โ€” `hw_context` +keyed on `(xclbin_path, mtime)` (`hostruntime.py:817`), the instruction BO keyed +separately on `(insts_path, mtime)` (`:586-602`). **That is the structural basis +for one overlay and many sequences, and it exists today.** IRON already exploits +it in `SeparateDispatch`, which builds one `NPUKernel` per operator all pointing +at one chained xclbin, differing only by kernel name and insts path +(`iron/common/sequence.py:877-894`). + +The full-ELF path collapses the split by construction: `hw_context` comes from +`pyxrt.elf` and is keyed on `(elf_path, mtime)` (`hostruntime.py:713`), the +kernel name is `":"`, and no instruction cache is kept at all. + +### Three degrees of sequence reuse + +| level | what is reused | cost of a new sequence | available | +|---|---|---|---| +| **L1 โ€” separate files** | the overlay's `hw_context`, across sequences in one process | a full `aiecc` run (both halves) | **now**; `SeparateDispatch` does it | +| **L2 โ€” separate compiles** | the overlay's *compilation* | one `aiecc` run of the sequence half only | **no** โ€” `--sequence-name`/`--device-name` exist as aiecc flags but nothing in Python drives them, and `--xclbin-input` needs a fresh run per kernel. Upstream ask; O8 | +| **L3 โ€” host-generated** | everything; the sequence is built in-process | microseconds, no aiecc, via a prebuilt `dispatch-.so` | **now**, as the dispatch bridge โ€” xclbin packaging only. ยง8 | + +**L3 already delivers what L2 is wanted for**, in the case where only scalars +change between sequences โ€” which is llama's case. That is why ยง8 makes it a +sequence *type* rather than a footnote. + +### How the overlay reaches the array + +`aiex.configure` lowers to load-PDI firmware instructions, and +`ExpandMode = {none, write32, ctrlpkt}` (`AIEXAttrs.td:41-42`) decides what those +become. This is a property of the **sequence**, because it determines what ends +up in the instruction stream: + +| mode | mechanism | consequence | +|---|---|---| +| `Pdi` (`none`) | `load_pdi` against a PDI packaged in the image | the image must carry the PDI; the sequence alone cannot configure the array | +| `Inline` (`write32`) | `--expand-load-pdis` rewrites it to `write32`/`blockwrite` **inside the instruction stream** | the sequence is self-configuring. Bigger: 99,768 bytes against 70,936 on a two-step graph (`jit_compile.py:231-237`) โ€” and the smaller one is a different, broken program, not a tuning win | +| `CtrlPkt` | `--load-pdi-to-ctrl-pkt`; config streamed as control packets over a control route | implies `--generate-ctrl-pkt-overlay`; mutually exclusive with `--expand-load-pdis` | + +`Inline` is the load-bearing one. It is what lets a runtime sequence carry its +own array configuration; IRON already forces it for every fused ELF and the +device hangs without it. It is also, per ยง8, exactly what the dispatch bridge +needs โ€” a convergence neither side currently knows about. + +--- + +## 3. The overlay has an interface too + +`interface()` is the operator's **host** ABI. An overlay has a symmetric +**device** ABI, and a sequence is valid against an overlay only if it agrees on +it. Comparing content hashes โ€” the earlier draft's check โ€” is a crude proxy: two +builds can hash differently for irrelevant reasons while agreeing perfectly, or +hash-match on the recipe while the core that reads a resident value has moved. + +```python +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ShimBinding: + arg: int # runtime_sequence argument index + tile: Tile # shim column, row 0 + direction: Direction # MM2S (enters the array) | S2MM (leaves it) + channel: int # 0..1 + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ResidentSymbol: + name: str + address: int + readers: tuple[Tile, ...] + +class Overlay: + hash: str + bindings: tuple[ShimBinding, ...] # which shim/channel each buffer uses + residents: tuple[ResidentSymbol, ...] # RTP scratchpad layout + who reads it + sizes: tuple[int, ...] # expected memref element counts +``` + +**None of this needs new tooling โ€” it is already on disk**, and two of the three +files are ones IRON already opens: + +| field | source | who reads it today | +|---|---|---| +| `bindings` | `input_with_addresses.mlir` | IRON reads this file already, for trace layout (`sequence.py:779`, `tracing_utils.py:68`) โ€” but never for bindings | +| `residents` | `params.txt`, from `--get-scratchpad-parameters` | `ParameterScratchpad`, `sequence.py:731-757` | +| `sizes` | `parse_dma_sizes` on `input_with_addresses.mlir` | `CompilableDesign.validate_tensor_args` | + +Bindings are a two-hop join inside one file. Real generated output from +`build/FLM_GEMM_M1024_K10240_N2560_tn64_ma32_emf_conv_even_npu2.mlir.d/input_with_addresses.mlir`: + +```mlir +// :5453 arg index -> memref +aie.runtime_sequence(%arg0: memref<10485760xbf16>, + %arg1: memref<3276800x!aiex.bfp<"v8bfp16ebs8">>, + %arg2: memref<2621440xbf16>) + +// :5650+ arg -> symbol, via the dma_bd operand +%0 = aiex.dma_configure_task_for @B_L3L2_0_shim_alloc { aie.dma_bd(%arg1 : ...) } + +// :6731+ symbol -> (tile, direction, channel) +aie.shim_dma_allocation @A_L3L2_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_0_0, MM2S, 0) +aie.shim_dma_allocation @B_L3L2_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_0_0, MM2S, 1) +aie.shim_dma_allocation @C_L2L3_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_3_0, S2MM, 0) +aie.shim_dma_allocation @C_L2L3_3_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_1_0, S2MM, 0) +``` + +Note the scramble on `C`: logical fifo `_0` lands in column 3, `_3` in column 1. +Pure placer output, no author intent โ€” and the placer sorts fifos **by name** +(`program.py:162`), so renaming a fifo silently permutes the bindings. That is +the reuse hazard in one line, and it is invisible today. + +Neither `params.txt` nor `kernels_main.json` carries bindings, so +`input_with_addresses.mlir` is the only source. + +### Existence proof: IRON already does this agreement by hand + +`iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt` is a sequence written against an overlay someone +else compiled โ€” a **downloaded xclbin**. It works only because the author +hand-matched the shim bindings, in the only place in the tree that pins a +channel (`design.py:109-116`): + +```python +shim = [aie.tile(c, 0) for c in range(COLS)] +for r in range(ROWS): + aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"A_{r}", shim[A_SOURCE_COL[r]], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 0) +for c in range(COLS): + aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"B_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 1) + aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"C_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.S2MM, 0) +``` + +with the reason at `:49-51` โ€” *"Unlike flm.gemm โ€” which lets the placer choose โ€” +this must match the placement baked into the downloaded xclbin."* + +And the failure of the contract is recorded too, at `:24-27`: + +> `iron.operators.flm.gemm` is a port of this overlayโ€ฆ Its own instruction stream +> still cannot drive this xclbin: it writes no runtime parameters, and **its +> lowering puts B on MM2S channel 0 in the odd columns.** + +That is a sequence that cannot drive an overlay, diagnosed by hand and written +into a comment. `Overlay.bindings` plus E23 turns it into a message. + +### Constraining a binding + +Verified controllable, end to end. The pin goes on the ObjectFifo handle that the +`Runtime` receives (`objectfifo.py:260-351`; it takes effect at +`runtime/runtime.py:301-305`): + +```python +of_c.cons(tile=Tile(1, 0), channel=0) # col 1, row 0 = shim +``` + +**Direction is not spelled, and must not be.** It follows from which end sits at +the shim: `.prod()` โ‡’ `MM2S` (enters), `.cons()` โ‡’ `S2MM` (leaves) +(`iron/dataflow/flow.py:48-57`). Which means `In`/`Out` in `interface()` already +carries it, and the operator-level spelling needs only column and channel: + +```python + def interface(self): + self.A = In(self.M, self.K) # placer assigns + self.C = Out(self.M, via=Shim(col=1, channel=0)) # this one is pinned +``` + +The design passes the constraint through to `.cons(tile=, channel=)`; if it +forgets, the post-compile read-back of `input_with_addresses.mlir` catches it +(E29). So the design does not have to be trusted โ€” it has to be *checked*. + +### What the hardware allows, and what nobody has exercised + +- **2 MM2S + 2 S2MM per shim tile**, on npu1 and npu2 alike. Device-wide that is + 16 MM2S on npu2, 8 on npu1. IRON already wraps the query as + `get_shim_dma_limit` (`iron/common/utils.py:7-19`) and guards on it + (`operator_bases.py:70-75`). The accessor is + `get_num_source_shim_mux_connections`, **not** `get_num_*_switchbox_connections` + โ€” the latter returns 0 for `DMA` on row 0, because the shim DMA hangs off the + shim mux. Easy trap; worth a comment wherever it is used. +- **Existing pins.** `gemm/op.py:1021-1026` and `mha/op.py:927-932` pin shim + *tiles*; `mem_copy/op.py:352-355` explicitly opts out with + `RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile)`. Only `mm_prebuilt` pins a channel. +- **`channel=` is unexercised.** Zero call sites in IRON, and no Python-side + validation that `channel < 2` โ€” an out-of-range value fails deep in lowering or + not at all. E30 validates it at `interface()` time against the target model. +- **Re-pinning raises rather than merges** (`objectfifo.py:293-302`), comparing + by `(col, row)` because `Tile.__eq__` is identity-based (`device/tile.py:107-110`). +- **Pinning constrains everything else's routing.** `flm/gemm` has zero placement + slack โ€” *"the memtiles pack to exactly 512 KB"* (`design.py:516-517`) โ€” so + adding shim pins there will surface "number of input DMA channel exceeded" + rather than just working. Constraint is a tool, not a default. + +**Correction to a standing belief:** `flm/gemm` does *not* demonstrate shim +control. Its one placement pin is a **memtile** (`design.py:523-533`, +`tile=Tile(c, 1)`), with a comment saying everything else is left to the placer. +Its README claims A broadcasts from columns 0/2/4/6 (`README.md:58`); that is +what the placer currently produces, but nothing pins it, and the name-sorted +placer can move it. That line should be corrected or the pin should be added โ€” +tracked as O13, independent of this plan. + +--- + +## 4. Lifecycle + +```python +op = GEMV(M=2048, K=2048) # __init__ -> interface(). Cheap. No validation, no MLIR. +op = op.specialize(dev) # run tuning(), bind device, validate +ov = Overlay(op, dev) # core ELFs + PDI; publishes bindings/residents/sizes (ยง3) +seq = StaticSequence(ov, op) # TXN / insts, written against ov's ABI +net = Xclbin(ov, seq).load(dev) +net(A, B, C) +``` + +The `specialize` split is load-bearing, not cosmetic. Today validation is spread +between `__post_init__` and five asserts inside `my_matvec`. Moving it to +`specialize()` is what lets `__init__` tolerate **symbols**, which is how +inference works: + +```python +probe = GEMV(M=Sym("M"), K=Sym("K"), num_batches=Sym("b")) # interface only, nothing validated +unify(probe.interface, operand_shapes) # -> {M: 2048, K: 2048, b: 1} +op = GEMV(M=2048, K=2048, num_batches=1) # construct for real +``` + +A symbol only has to survive *construction*, never a branch or an arithmetic +operation. That is why `num_batches` โ€” which in Plan A is both branched on and +inferred, and needs rank-directed branch resolution (Plan A O4) โ€” is simply not a +problem here. + +**Honest caveat on `Overlay` / `Sequence`.** Today `aiecc` emits both halves from +one invocation, so constructing both is *one* build underneath. What the plan +buys immediately is that the halves are **named, published and checked +separately** (ยง3) โ€” which is L1, and which is what packaging needs in order to +reuse a `hw_context` across sequences. Splitting the *compile* is L2 and needs +upstream (O8). The API is shaped for L2 now so that landing it later is not a +signature change. + +--- + +## 5. The design consumes the interface + +```python +def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, num_batches, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, ...): + A, B, C = interface + L1_A_ty = np.ndarray[(tile_size_input, K), bf16] + ... + rt = Runtime(sequence, [A, B, C, *fifo_endpoints]) +``` + +`L3_A_ty` / `L3_B_ty` / `L3_C_ty` disappear โ€” they *were* the duplicate. One +declaration in `interface()`, consumed by the design, enforced by identity (E7). + +**Known divergence from upstream.** mlir-aie's `@iron.jit` convention is +`def design(a: In, b: Out, *, N: CompileTime[int])`, classified by +`split_params()`. Here the design takes the interface positionally instead. That +is defensible โ€” an IRON design is an internal function called by an operator, not +a user-facing jit entry point โ€” but it is a real divergence, and ยง8 shows it has +a concrete consequence for `SequenceResident` values. See O4. + +--- + +## 6. Runtime values: named by what rebuilds + +A value that changes at runtime has to live somewhere, and where it lives decides +what a change costs. The declaration says *where*, so the cost is legible at the +declaration site: + +```python + def interface(self): + self.src = In(self.n_kv_groups, self.head_dim) + self.dst = Out(self.n_kv_groups, self.seq_len, self.head_dim) + + self.output_offset = HostResident(np.int32) # in a buffer the device reads + self.n_tokens = SequenceResident(np.int32) # in the instruction stream + # a plain dataclass field is OverlayResident # in the array configuration +``` + +| tier | lives in | changing it rebuilds | cost | +|---|---|---|---| +| `HostResident` | a resident BO the device reads (`aiex.scratchpad_parameter`) | **nothing** | a few words + a sync | +| `SequenceResident` | the instruction stream | the **Sequence** | stream regen + BO alloc per call | +| `OverlayResident` (a plain field) | the array configuration | the **Overlay** | a full compile โ€” 8โ€“12 ms/token if done per value (`project_patch_elf_measured`) | + +Each tier is named for the artifact ยง2 defines, so "why is this slow" answers +itself and the error message needs no translation: + +``` +n_tokens is SequenceResident, so changing it rebuilds the Sequence +(stream regen + BO alloc per call). Declare it HostResident to make it free, +or as a plain field to bake it into the Overlay. +``` + +Deliberately **not** reusing upstream's `DispatchTime` for the middle tier: +upstream's `DispatchTime` *is* `SequenceResident`, and naming the free tier +anything with "dispatch" in it next to that would be a trap. + +Verified that `HostResident` is genuinely free and genuinely powerful: +`strided_copy/op.py:174-189` passes a `ScratchpadParameter` as `offset_parameter=` +to `.fill()`/`.drain()` with `sync_parameters()` in the sequence โ€” so it drives +DMA offsets, under full ELF. That is why llama's `cache_offset` works today +(`llama_npu.py:1101-1104`), and llama needs nothing above the bottom tier. + +### Choosing a tier + +The author declares the tier. There is **no lazy compile and no silent deopt** โ€” +`compile()` compiles, using the declared tiers as written. + +Inference belongs only where the call *is* the entry point and compiling on the +first call is the whole contract: + +```python +# compile-on-demand: eager, declared tiers used as written. No inference. +net = decode.compile(dev) + +# JIT: values are in hand at the call, so specializing a SequenceResident that +# only ever takes one value to an OverlayResident constant is expected, not sneaky. +@iron.jit +def decode_step(x, offset): ... +``` + +A JIT that specializes must still be driven by **cardinality**, not by "it has +not changed yet". `cache_offset` takes one distinct value per token, unbounded; +specializing it is exactly the `patch_elf` disaster at 8โ€“12 ms/token. + +### Sharing is forced by the hardware, so make it explicit + +A `HostResident` is **one named device symbol per design**. A fused sequence that +reuses one `StridedCopy` across 32 layers has one symbol, written once per token. +llama relies on this today and it happens to be correct only because all 32 +layers want the same value. + +Per-call-site values are not implementable on this mechanism โ€” distinct symbols +would mean distinct designs, i.e. 32 compiled variants. So the contract is: **a +runtime value belongs to the operator instance, and reuse means sharing.** Stated, +documented, and checked (E10), not inherited. + +```python +offset = g.param(np.int32) +for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + g(StridedCopy.tuned(output_offset=offset), k, kc[i]) +... +net[offset] = n * cfg.head_dim +``` + +Binding the same handle at many call sites is explicit sharing and legal. Binding +*different* handles to one operator instance is the accident, and it is an error +(E10). + +### The shape invariant + +**A shape may reference compile-time fields only** โ€” never a `Tuning` knob, a +`HostResident`, or a `SequenceResident`. One logical reason (the resolution +pipeline `shapes -> compile params -> tuning -> construct` would cycle) and one +physical (a shape must be an `int` at build time). Upstream already enforces it +loudly for the middle tier: `_DispatchParameter` poisons `__index__`, `__bool__`, +arithmetic and comparisons (`markers.py:150-159`). IRON enforces the same for +`Tuning` and `HostResident` (E4, E5). + +--- + +## 7. Primitives, not strategies + +Today `dispatch="fused"|"separate"` is one string carrying four decisions. An +earlier draft of this plan replaced it with a four-axis `Deployment` record and a +set of named presets. That is the same mistake at higher resolution: it still +enumerates blessed combinations, and it still cannot express *partial* fusion, +which is the case that motivated the exercise. + +**So there is no `Deployment` and there are no mode names.** There are four +constructors. + +```python +class Sequence: + """One entry point's instruction stream, written against one overlay's ABI.""" + overlay: Overlay + steps: tuple[Step, ...] + configure: Configure # Pdi() | Inline() | CtrlPkt(); derived, overridable + +class StaticSequence(Sequence): + """insts.bin from aiecc --get-npu-insts. Read once, cached on (path, mtime).""" + +class GeneratedSequence(Sequence): + """dispatch-.so from --npu-cpp-emit-dispatch-shim. Called per dispatch.""" + params: tuple[SequenceResident, ...] + +class Elf(Image): + def __init__(self, overlay: Overlay, sequence: StaticSequence): ... +class Xclbin(Image): + def __init__(self, overlay: Overlay, *sequences: Sequence): ... +``` + +Read the two `Image` signatures: they carry the legality story the earlier draft +needed a table for. + +- **`Elf` takes exactly one sequence, and it must be static.** A full ELF has no + instruction-buffer argument to swap a per-call stream into + (`hostruntime.py:344-371`), so `Elf(ov, generated)` is a **pyright error**, not + a runtime one. "`SequenceResident` โ‡’ xclbin" stops being a rule and becomes a + type. +- **`Xclbin` takes any number of sequences.** That is the chained-xclbin reality: + one image, N kernels, one shared `hw_context` (`sequence.py:877-894`). The + asymmetry between the two constructors is real and is now in the signature + instead of buried in a policy class. + +### Dispatch boundaries are structure, not a mode + +The old `schedule="fused"|"stepped"` axis is gone, because it was never a mode โ€” +it was a question about **where the host regains control**, and that is a +property of how you carve the graph into sequences. + +```python +decode = g.build() # -> Graph, with .steps +ov = Overlay(decode, dev) + +# one sequence: one dispatch, host sees nothing in between +Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)) + +# one sequence per operator: today's "separate" +Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps]) + +# partial: four dispatches, eight layers each. Not expressible today at all. +Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, c) for c in decode.chunks(8)]) +``` + +The third form is what justifies the rework. It is also how a graph too large for +one instruction stream gets split, and how a host-side operation is interleaved +without giving up fusion everywhere else. + +### What is derived, and what the user says + +| decision | default | why | +|---|---|---| +| `Sequence.configure` | `Inline()` if the sequence spans more than one device configuration, else `Pdi()` | a multi-config sequence *cannot* work with `Pdi()`. Overridable to `CtrlPkt()`, which has no automatic answer | +| which `Image` | `Elf` on NPU2 with one static sequence, `Xclbin` otherwise | today's `AutoDispatch`, kept as a **function returning a composed object**, not a mode anything branches on | +| `Sequence` subclass | `StaticSequence` unless the steps declare `SequenceResident` values | declaring one *is* the request for a generated sequence | +| shim bindings | the placer assigns | ยง3; constrain per-buffer with `via=`, verified post-compile (E29) | + +Every default is a one-line function over the primitives, so a user who wants +something else calls the constructor directly. Nothing downstream asks "which +mode am I in". + +### What survives as runtime checks + +Types cover most of it. What remains: + +| check | when | reason | +|---|---|---| +| `Elf(ov, ...)` where `ov.device` is NPU1 | `Elf.__init__` | NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch (`sequence.py:128-133`) | +| sequence's ABI disagrees with the overlay's | `Image.__init__` | ยง3 โ€” names the binding, not just a hash | +| `GeneratedSequence` whose lowering leaves >1 runtime sequence | build | inherited from `_check_runtime_sequence_abi` | +| `CtrlPkt()` and `Inline()` together | build | mutually exclusive aiecc flags | + +--- + +## 8. `StaticSequence` vs `GeneratedSequence` + +### The gate today is a side effect, not a decision + +```python +has_dispatch = bool(self.dispatch_params) +... +inst_path = None if has_dispatch else kernel_dir / "insts.bin" +compiler_options.append("--get=npu_lowered.mlir") if has_dispatch +npu_cpp_path = kernel_dir / "dispatch_gen.cpp" if has_dispatch +npu_cpp_emit_dispatch_shim = has_dispatch +dispatch_so_path = compile_dispatch_bridge(...) if has_dispatch +``` + +Five build decisions keyed off "does any value happen to be dynamic". Which kind +of sequence you get is not expressible; it is inferred. + +### Both kinds land in the same slot + +```python +# StaticSequence -- insts.bin read from disk, cached on (path, mtime) +insts_bo = runtime._read_insts_cached(seq.insts_path) + +# GeneratedSequence -- dispatch-.so called host-side +insts = seq.bridge.generate([cache_offset, softmax_vector_size]) +insts_bo = allocate_cacheable_bo(insts) # hostruntime.py:299-312 + +# identical from here +kernel(3, insts_bo, insts_bytes, *buffers) # hostruntime.py:331 +``` + +`GeneratedSequence` is not a different dispatch path; it is a different +**producer** for argument 1, and `SequenceResident` values are that producer's +**arguments**. A `GeneratedSequence` with zero of them is coherent; it needs +`has_dispatch` widened to `has_dispatch or generated`, and the existing ABI check +already tolerates it (`len(c_types) != len(dispatch_params)`, and `0 == 0` +passes). Whether to allow it in production is O11. + +### The convergence nobody has noticed + +```python +if len(sequences) != 1: + raise DispatchCompileError( + f"dispatch bridge requires exactly one runtime_sequence; found {len(sequences)}.") +if requires_pdi_resources: # any aiex.npu.load_pdi survived lowering + raise DispatchCompileError( + "The Python dispatch runtime cannot supply load_pdi resources. " + "Use aiecc --get-npu-cpp with a native host that packages the " + "referenced PDIs, or specialize all dispatch parameters and use full_elf=True.") +``` + +That second message assumes the only escape is full ELF. **IRON's fused path +already takes the other escape without knowing it**: `Inline()` +(`--expand-load-pdis`) rewrites every `load_pdi` into `write32`/`blockwrite` +inside the stream, so `requires_pdi_resources` should be false by construction. +The same flag a multi-step sequence cannot run without is the flag the dispatch +bridge needs. Confirming that is step 0b (ยง9). + +### The declaration tension this creates + +`CompilableDesign` derives `dispatch_params` by **introspecting the design's +signature**, keyword-only. Plan B's design takes the interface positionally: + +```python +def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, ...): + A, B, C, n_tokens = interface + rt = Runtime(seq, fn_args=[A, B, C, n_tokens]) # nothing here says DispatchTime +``` + +```python +# (a) the design declares them too; interface() is checked against it. +# Costs a second declaration -- exactly what this plan exists to delete. +def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, *, n_tokens: DispatchTime[np.int32]): ... + +# (b) @operator synthesizes an annotated wrapper from interface(). More magic. + +# (c) IRON supplies the classification directly; interface() stays the single +# source of truth. Plain attributes -- just derived in __init__ today. +CompilableDesign(gen, dispatch_params=["n_tokens"], dispatch_param_types=[np.int32]) +``` + +**Recommended: (c)**, as a small upstream ask, with an IRON subclass in the +meantime. It is also the only option that keeps the strings out โ€” the list is +generated from the recorded interface members rather than typed. (a) is the +fallback, degrading to a drift check rather than a correctness hole. + +Inherited free either way: `_DispatchParameter._bind` (`markers.py:140-146`) +already enforces "forwarded exactly once into `Runtime(seq, fn_args=[...])`". + +### The cost to measure + +`GeneratedSequence` copies a fresh `uint32` array out of the `.so` per call +(`_dispatch_bridge.py:144-192`) and allocates a new cacheable BO per call +(`hostruntime.py:299-312`). Against a `HostResident` write โ€” a few words into a +resident BO โ€” the prior is that generated **loses** on latency. The point of +making it a type is that the answer becomes a number, and that it buys what a +scratchpad cannot: changing DMA *sizes and strides*, not just offsets. + +--- + +## 9. llama four ways โ€” the acceptance criterion + +**Test fixtures, not API.** The model code above `decode = g.build()` is +identical in all four. + +```python +decode = g.build() +ov = Overlay(decode, dev) # shared by all four + +net = Elf(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # A +net = Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps]).load(dev) # B +net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # Ca +net = Xclbin(ov, GeneratedSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # Cb +``` + +| | image | sequences | kind | dispatches/token | | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| **A** | `Elf` | 1 | static | 1 | today's path; the baseline. NPU2 only | +| **B** | `Xclbin` | ~15 | static | ~15 | today; runs on NPU1. Overlay shared across every step | +| **Ca** | `Xclbin` | 1 | static | 1 | **one overlay, one reusable insts.bin** | +| **Cb** | `Xclbin` | 1 | generated | 1 | per-token scalars with no scratchpad | + +A fifth โ€” `decode.chunks(8)`, four sequences of eight layers โ€” costs nothing +extra to express and is unreachable today. + +### Ca carries the shared risk + +The fused MLIR emits `aiex.configure`/`aiex.run` per step +(`compilation/sequence.py:219-297`), which under `Inline()` expands into +`write32`/`blockwrite` inside the instruction stream โ€” at which point the +xclbin's packaged PDI is needed only to establish the partition. That *should* +make Ca work. Nothing in the tree does it, and `_fuse_as_children` forces +`_iron_full_elf=False` on children for a related-but-different reason +(`jit_compile.py:142-160`), the failure mode being a link that succeeds and a +device that hangs with `ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT`. + +### Cb adds two constraints on top + +- **exactly one `aie.runtime_sequence` survives into `npu_lowered.mlir`.** The + fused module starts with one per child device plus `main:sequence`. + `aie-materialize-runtime-sequences` inlines `aiex.run` callees but the pass + description does not say whether the callees are **erased**. +- **no `aiex.npu.load_pdi` survives.** Should hold under `Inline()`. + +### Step 0: settle both before writing any model code + +```bash +# 0a -- the shared risk. Two-operator fused graph, full_elf=False. +aiecc ... --expand-load-pdis --get-xclbin --get-npu-insts ... +# dispatch via opcode 3; it either runs or it hangs. + +# 0b -- Cb's two extra constraints, same build plus: +aiecc ... --get=npu_lowered.mlir --get-npu-cpp --npu-cpp-emit-dispatch-shim ... +grep -c 'aie.runtime_sequence' /npu_lowered.mlir # must be 1 +grep -c 'aiex.npu.load_pdi' /npu_lowered.mlir # must be 0 +``` + +An afternoon each. If 0a hangs, the primitives survive unchanged โ€” `Xclbin` with +one multi-step sequence has no legal construction, llama-without-ELF means config +B only, and Ca/Cb defer behind an upstream fix. + +### What to measure once they run + +Per-token latency A vs B vs Ca vs Cb, plus `chunks(8)`; build time and artifact +size; and for Cb, host-side regeneration cost per token against the +`HostResident` write it replaces. Per `project_npu_bimodal_timing`: interleave +the configurations, โ‰ฅ8 rounds โ€” a non-interleaved min-of-medians has fabricated a +5% "win" here before. + +--- + +## 10. Harnesses compose too + +What `compare` actually requires is **a boundary after every step** โ€” a list of +single-step sequences, not a mode: + +```python +probs = Reference(decode).run(inputs) # never receives an overlay + +net = Compare(ov, [StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps], + rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2).load(dev) +``` + +`Compare` cannot be handed one multi-step sequence, because there would be +nowhere to interrupt โ€” structural rather than documented. `Reference` never +receives an overlay, so "reference compiles nothing" is likewise in the +signature. + +--- + +## 11. Enforcement matrix + +**T1** static, **T2** import/registration, **T3** specialize, **T4** build, +**T5** compose/load, **T6** hardware. + +| id | mistake | when | mechanism | +|---|---|---|---| +| E1 | a name assigned twice, or conditionally | T2 | `__setattr__` records; `interface()` replayed, each name assigned exactly once | +| E2 | an interface member assigned outside `interface()` | T2 | `__setattr__` rejects these types outside the `interface()` call frame | +| E3 | count/order disagrees with the design | T4 | identity check against `Runtime` fn_args (E7) | +| E4 | a shape reads a `Tuning` knob | T2 | symbolic probe run twice under **different tuning**; the interface must be identical | +| E5 | a shape reads a `HostResident`/`SequenceResident` | T2 | poisoned `__index__` raises, naming the value | +| E6 | `interface()` doesn't survive symbols | T2 | symbolic smoke construction at registration | +| E7 | the design re-declares types instead of consuming the interface | T4 | the first N `Runtime` fn_args must be the *same objects* as the declared members | +| E8 | `reference()` arity disagrees with the `In` members | T2 | signature check | +| E9 | `tuning()` sets a field that doesn't exist, or a non-`Tuning` one | **T1** | `dataclasses.replace` return type; pyright | +| E10 | one operator instance bound to two different value handles | T2 (graph build) | recorded per instance; error explains one-symbol-per-design | +| E11 | a `HostResident` never written before dispatch | T6 | sync-time check on the handle | +| E12 | no legal tuning for this shape/device | T3 | `Untunable`, raised by `tuning()` | +| E13 | a `GeneratedSequence` packaged into an `Elf` | **T1** | `Elf.__init__(self, overlay, sequence: StaticSequence)`; pyright | +| E14 | `Overlay`/`Sequence` built before `specialize()` | T3/T4 | state machine on the base class | +| E15 | a declared tensor never forwarded to `Runtime` | T4 | fn_args inspection | +| E16 | an `Out` never drained, an `In` never filled | T4 | sequence inspection | +| E17 | DMA addresses past the end of a declared buffer | T4 | `access_order()` max vs `prod(shape)` | +| E18 | part of an `Out` never written | T4 | `access_count() == 0` โ€” silent garbage | +| E19 | part of an `In` never read | T4 | `access_count() == 0` | +| E20 | an `Out` written twice | T4 | `access_count() > 1` | +| E21 | wrong type / missing arg / bogus kwarg at construction | T1 | pyright on real dataclass fields | +| E22 | the kernel computes the wrong thing | T6 | `reference()` โ€” the only oracle | +| E23 | a sequence composed against an overlay it does not match | T5 | ยง3 ABI comparison; names the disagreeing **binding or symbol**, not a hash | +| E24 | `Elf` on NPU1 | T5 | `Elf.__init__`, from `overlay.device` | +| E25 | `Inline()` and `CtrlPkt()` requested together | T4 | mutually exclusive aiecc flags | +| E26 | a `SequenceResident` declared but never forwarded to `Runtime` | T4 | inherited: `_DispatchParameter._bind` | +| E27 | a `GeneratedSequence` whose lowering leaves >1 runtime sequence | T4 | inherited: `_check_runtime_sequence_abi`, re-raised naming the sequence | +| E28 | `Compare` handed a multi-step sequence | T1 | its constructor takes a list of sequences | +| E29 | a `via=Shim(...)` constraint the design didn't honour | T4 | read `input_with_addresses.mlir` back; compare to the declared constraint | +| E30 | `via=Shim(channel=2)` โ€” past the hardware limit | T2 | 2 per direction per shim tile, from the target model. **Unvalidated today at any layer** | +| E31 | more shim endpoints than the device has | T3 | `get_shim_dma_limit` โ€” already exists, already used; extend to the graph | + +T4 uses `TensorAccessPattern`'s `tensor_dims`, `offset`, `sizes`, `strides`, +`access_order()`, `access_count()`, `compare_access_orders()`. These are only +*meaningful* because the TAPs are built against the same objects the shapes came +from; today the shape in `arg_spec` and the `tensor_dims` in the TAPs come from +different places, so comparing them proves nothing. + +T4 runs on every build unless disabled, with a size threshold that degrades to +bounds-checking-only for very large buffers (`access_count()` materialises a +buffer-sized array). See O3. + +**E9, E13 and E28 are T1** as a direct result of ยง1's `replace()` and ยง7's +constructor signatures โ€” each was a runtime check in an earlier draft. That is +the payoff of "types, not strings". + +**E29โ€“E31 are the ยง3 rows**, and E30 is the one that catches a real gap: nothing +in IRON or mlir-aie validates a pinned channel against the 2-per-direction limit +today, and there are zero call sites to have noticed. + +**Not enforceable without a test:** the math (E22), and access *order* โ€” coverage +can be complete while the permutation is wrong. + +--- + +## 12. Authoring + +```python +with capture(model) as g: + x = g.input((1, cfg.emb_dim)) + offset = g.param(np.int32) + kc = [g.state((cfg.n_kv_groups, MAX, cfg.head_dim)) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers)] + + for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + h = g(RMSNorm, x, blk.norm1.weight) + q = g(RoPE, g(GEMV, blk.attn.q.weight, h), angles) + ... +decode = g.build() +net = decode.compile(dev) # composes the ยง7 defaults +net[x] = embed(token); net[offset] = n * cfg.head_dim; net() +probs = net[logits] +``` + +`decode.compile(dev)` is three lines of library code over the primitives, and a +user who wants something else writes those three lines: + +```python +ov = Overlay(decode, dev) +decode_net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) +prefill_net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, prefill.steps)).load(dev) # same overlay +``` + +The second form is what makes E23 meaningful, and it is the shape L2 would slot +into without an API change. + +--- + +## 13. What this deletes + +Relative to Plan A: deferred annotations ยท `localns` evaluation ยท free names in +annotations ยท module-level `Dim`s ยท the `In[...]` vs `Annotated[In, Shape[...]]` +question ยท pyright suppression in pyrightconfig ยท the `dims()` import ยท +evaluating annotations one at a time ยท branch-parameter retry ยท rank-directed +branch resolution (A/O4) ยท synthesise-vs-verify the field list (A/O1) ยท +`@operator` reading a design signature (A/O2). + +Relative to today's tree: `arg_spec`, `bind()`, `arg_spec_snapshot.json`, the +`L3_*_ty` re-declarations, `*_parameter="string"` kwargs, and the whole +`SequenceDispatch` hierarchy โ€” `AutoDispatch`, `FusedDispatch`, +`SeparateDispatch`, `CompareDispatch`, `ReferenceDispatch`, `_DISPATCH_ALIASES` +and `full_elf_path(seq)`'s "however it got built" escape hatch. + +Relative to earlier drafts of this plan: the `Deployment` record, its four +string-valued axes, its five presets, its eight-row legality table; the +`Scalar`/`Extent`/`Shape` role taxonomy; and the lazy-compile/`Frozen()` +deopt machinery. + +**Cost.** The `__setattr__` hook is magic where an annotation is declarative; the +design diverges from upstream's `In`/`Out` convention (ยง5) with a real +consequence for `SequenceResident` (ยง8); `interface()` is structurally a method +returning the spec. And the primitives are more to learn than `dispatch="fused"` +for a user who only ever wants the default โ€” mitigated only by +`decode.compile(dev)` being genuinely the common path. + +--- + +## 14. Sequencing + +| step | what | blocks | +|---|---|---| +| **0a** | spike Ca: two-op fused graph, `full_elf=False` + `--expand-load-pdis`, opcode-3 dispatch | ยง7โ€“ยง9 | +| **0b** | spike Cb: the two greps, then the shim | `GeneratedSequence` being real | +| 1 | `interface()` + `__setattr__` + `replace()`-based `tuning()` + E1โ€“E9, on GEMV alone | โ€” | +| 2 | the design consumes the interface (E7), deleting `arg_spec` for GEMV | โ€” | +| 3 | `Overlay.bindings/residents/sizes` published and checked (ยง3, E23/E29โ€“E31) โ€” **standalone value even if everything else slips**; it would have caught the `mm_prebuilt` mismatch | โ€” | +| 4 | `Sequence`/`Image`/harnesses, reproducing A and B exactly, 745/3165 baselines held | 5 | +| 5 | Ca and `chunks(n)`, if 0a said yes | 7 | +| 6 | remaining operators (O6), then llama rewritten against the capture surface | โ€” | +| 7 | Cb, measured; `project-dispatch-bridge-not-applicable` revised or confirmed | โ€” | + +Steps 0a/0b, 1โ€“2, and 3 touch disjoint files and can proceed in parallel. Per +`project_parallel_work_constraints`, the NPU device and the build dirs are the +only contention points โ€” 0a/0b need the device, 1โ€“3 do not. + +Step 3 is worth calling out: it needs no new toolchain feature, reads files IRON +already opens, and pays for itself the first time two sequences share an overlay. + +--- + +## 15. Open questions + +- **O1. Does `interface()` assign to `self`, or return a list?** Assignment is + the only stringless route to *names*, and names are what make the E-messages + good. Returning a list needs no hook but numbers the members. +- **O2. Does `__init__` validate at all?** It must tolerate symbols, so probably + not โ€” everything moves to `specialize()`. A behaviour change for anyone relying + on `GEMV(M=7)` raising immediately. +- **O3. T4 opt-out and size threshold.** Per-operator or global, and where? +- **O4. Accept the divergence from upstream's design signature (ยง5)?** ยง8 makes + it concrete: it forces the (a)/(b)/(c) choice. Recommendation (c) is an + upstream ask. +- **O5. Prefill scope** โ€” as Plan A O5. ~300 lines of CPU/NPU ping-pong need real + operators. Sequence after decode? +- **O6. Pilot operator and conversion order.** GEMV first; then what? +- **O7. Branch or worktree**, to keep the 745 / 3165 baselines undisturbed. +- **O8. Is L2 worth filing upstream?** `--sequence-name` and `--device-name` + exist but are unused from Python. Needs a second consumer before filing. +- **O9. Does `Tuning[T]` still want upstreaming** now that it is a field + annotation rather than a design-signature one? +- **O10. How much default is too much?** `decode.compile(dev)` hides four + constructor calls. Should it report what it composed under `verbose`? +- **O11. Should a `GeneratedSequence` with zero `SequenceResident` values be + allowed?** Coherent, and the cheapest form of step 0b, but strictly slower than + static in production. Allow-and-warn, or reject outside tests? +- **O12. Where does `chunks(n)` live** โ€” on `Graph`, or a free function over + `.steps`? A method invites "what's the right n", which has no general answer. +- **O13. `flm/gemm` README line 58** claims A broadcasts from shim columns + 0/2/4/6. True today, pinned by nothing, and the placer sorts by fifo name. + Correct the doc or add the pin โ€” independent of this plan, but someone will + rely on it. +- **O14. Does `via=` belong on the interface at all,** given that pinning + constrains routing for everything else and `flm/gemm` has zero placement slack? + The weaker version โ€” publish and check, never constrain โ€” is most of the value + at none of the risk. Decide after step 3. + +--- + +## 16. Looked at and dismissed + +Plan A ยง6 applies in full. Plan B additionally dismisses: + +| option | why not | +|---|---| +| Shape annotations on the design signature (Plan A) | the scope problem and all the machinery in ยง13; the fallback if `__setattr__` collection proves worse than expected | +| interface-then-`yield` in the design body | same scope fix, but adds a generator protocol, a purity rule for the pre-yield prefix, and drops tensor params from the signature | +| Per-call-site runtime values | not implementable: one scratchpad symbol per design; distinct symbols mean distinct designs | +| Two markers for scratchpad values (offset vs core-read) | same object, same mechanism; the distinction is in the design's use | +| Synthesised dataclass fields | measured in Plan A ยง5 โ€” pyright rejects *valid* calls | +| Naming the tiers by role (`Scalar`/`Extent`/`Shape`) | abstractions over what the design does with a value; `shape` collides with flm.GEMM, and none of the three says what a change costs. ยง6 names the rebuilt artifact instead | +| Lazy compile + observe-and-deopt | `compile()` silently recompiling mid-run is the opposite of "nothing works by accident". Inference belongs only in the JIT path, where the call *is* the entry point | +| Keeping one `dispatch=` string | the combinations are a product, not a list, and partial fusion is not in the product at all | +| A `Deployment` record with typed axes and presets (this plan's own earlier draft) | still enumerates blessed combinations; still cannot express `chunks(8)`; needed an eight-row legality table for facts two constructor signatures now carry | +| Comparing overlay/sequence **hashes** for compatibility | too crude in both directions โ€” irrelevant differences fail, and a moved RTP reader passes. ยง3 compares the ABI | +| Treating `SequenceResident` as a special parameter kind | it is an argument to a `GeneratedSequence` | +| Leaving `has_dispatch` as the gate | makes "which kind of sequence is this" an inference rather than a decision | +| `tuning()` returning a `dict` | string keys, no pyright, and a runtime check for what `replace()` catches in the editor | +| Exposing raw aiecc flags on the primitives | `--expand-load-pdis` is not tuning โ€” without it the program links and hangs. `Inline()` carries the meaning, not the flag | +| `compare`/`reference` as dispatch modes | `compare` needs a boundary after every step, `reference` needs no device; both are structural facts their constructors now state | From 7819e5403c54b3b70364967ada1a5c0e8625335d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Sun, 20 Sep 2026 18:08:47 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 060/215] operator model: consolidate the two drafts into one plan MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Plan B stood on Plan A for its priorities, diagnosis, measurements, dismissal table and carried risk, so neither file was readable alone. This folds the load-bearing parts of A into B and deletes both. What came over from A, because B referenced it and could not stand without it: the 12 priorities; the llama_npu.py line-count diagnosis that motivates centering on the operator model rather than the graph recorder; the duplication-vs-verification argument and the live GEMV arg_spec disagreement that proves it (three restatements, all green, one of them wrong); the pyright measurements that rule out synthesised dataclass fields; the dismissal table; and the decode-drift risk a rewritten llama will inherit and look guilty for. Restored in the process: per-operator tuning got a section of its own again. B had reduced it to a code snippet, which lost priorities 5 and 6 and the MAX_WRAP FIXME it retires -- now with a table of which target model numbers are actually verified and which are still assumed. Renumbered throughout; ยง-refs, O1-O15 and E1-E31 all resolve. Still a draft, still gated on ยง19 step 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 1283 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++------- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md | 985 ----------------------------- 2 files changed, 1050 insertions(+), 1218 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 281ceeeeea..9ed071ae6e 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -3,13 +3,21 @@ SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All righ SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 --> -# Operator model: annotated designs, inferred specialization, per-op tuning +# Operator model: interfaces on both sides โ€” the operator's host ABI, the overlay's device ABI -Draft plan. Input to a plan-refining session, not a finished plan. +Draft plan. Input to a plan-refining session, not approved work. -Branch `operator-model-argspec`. Baselines (always `source /opt/xilinx/xrt/setup.sh` -first): `iron/tests` 745 passed / 13 skipped; `iron/operators` 3165 passed with 5 -known `mem_copy` 16-core timeouts. +Branch `operator-model-argspec`. Baselines (always +`source /opt/xilinx/xrt/setup.sh` first, or 40โ€“100 tests fail in a way that +impersonates a toolchain regression): `iron/tests` 745 passed / 13 skipped; +`iron/operators` 3165 passed with 5 known `mem_copy` 16-core timeouts. + +This consolidates two earlier drafts. The superseded one proposed shape +annotations on the design function's signature; ยง21 records why that lost and +what was measured to establish it. + +**Nothing here is built. ยง19 step 0 gates all of it**, because the one +load-bearing unverified claim fails as a device hang rather than a build error. --- @@ -19,8 +27,8 @@ In roughly the order they were raised: 1. **General purpose.** LLMs, CNNs, anything composed of IRON operators. Not a llama-shaped abstraction, and specifically *not* a `forward()` method. -2. **No string names.** Buffers, weights, and runtime scalars addressed by - handles and by parameter identity, not by hand-typed strings. +2. **No string names.** Buffers, weights, and runtime values addressed by handles + and by parameter identity, not by hand-typed strings. 3. **Library quality.** Other people write models against this: stability, docs, a real test surface per operator. 4. **Prefill is in scope**, not just decode. @@ -30,257 +38,933 @@ In roughly the order they were raised: numbers, not hard-coded constants. 7. **Minimal duplicated spec logic**, to shrink the surface for typos. 8. **Static and build-time checking for new operators, including untested ones.** -9. **Fix the operators that flatten** real 2-D shapes into one dimension. Believed - to be an artifact of old mlir-aie limits that have since been lifted. +9. **Fix the operators that flatten** real 2-D shapes into one dimension. + Believed to be an artifact of old mlir-aie limits since lifted. 10. Coverage checks **run on every build unless disabled**. 11. pyright suppression lives in **pyrightconfig, not per-file**. 12. `Tuning[T]` is **IRON-local** (not upstreamed for now). +Three more were added while drafting, and they shape the whole document: + +13. **Nothing works by accident.** Every contract is enforced by a check that + names the mistake, the operator, and the fix. Where the hardware forces a + restriction, the error explains the hardware reason. +14. **Overlay and runtime sequence are separable, and the model must say so.** + A full ELF is one packaging option among several, not the shape of the + system. llama must run with and without it, and with and without separately + reusable sequences โ€” by composing different objects, not by rewriting the + model. +15. **Types, not strings; primitives, not strategies.** Priority 2 applies to + every value the model carries, not just buffers. A packaging choice is a + *class*, not a string compared in an if-tree. A tuning result is a typed + instance, not a `dict` of names. And the library ships the *tools* to say + what happens at each dispatch boundary and each compile โ€” not a menu of + blessed strategies with names like `"fused"`. + +### Vocabulary warning + +IRON and mlir-aie use **overlay** for different things. Here an *overlay* is the +configured array โ€” per-core ELFs plus the CDO/PDI that loads them โ€” which is the +FPGA sense of the word. mlir-aie uses it narrowly, for the *control-packet +routing* overlay (`--generate-ctrl-pkt-overlay`, `@ctrl_pkt_overlay`, pass +`aie-generate-column-control-overlay`). Where this plan means that one it says +**control route**. Decision taken: keep `Overlay` for the IRON noun. + --- ## 2. Diagnosis: what `llama_npu.py`'s 1182 lines actually are | chunk | lines | what | |---|---:|---| -| operator construction | ~370 | `GEMV(M=..., K=..., num_aie_columns=8, tile_size_output=dim//8, ...)` x30 | +| operator construction | ~370 | `GEMV(M=..., K=..., num_aie_columns=8, tile_size_output=dim//8, ...)` ร—30 | | runlist + sequence | ~140 | string-threaded `(op, "x", f"layers.{i}...", "x_norm")` | | buffers + weight upload | ~160 | `XRTTensor`, `_upload`, subviews | | prefill host glue | ~300 | CPU/NPU ping-pong: softmax, `torch.matmul`, `torch.cat` on host | | decode glue + main | ~90 | | `capture()` as it stands attacks only the ~140-line runlist. **Operator -construction is the biggest chunk**, which is why the work centres on the +construction is the biggest chunk**, which is why this work centres on the operator model rather than on the graph recorder. -Note the prefill ~300 is a *different* problem โ€” missing/unfused operators, not -authoring. No annotation scheme fixes it. See open question O5. +The prefill ~300 is a *different* problem โ€” missing and unfused operators, not +authoring. No declaration scheme fixes it. See O5. --- -## 3. The core shape of the proposal +## 3. The core idea: the declaration lives in a method body + +The superseded draft's entire spelling problem โ€” deferred annotations, +`localns`, free names, module-level `Dim`s, pyright suppression, evaluating one +annotation at a time, branch-parameter retry โ€” existed to get a design's +**parameter names into annotation scope**. Python evaluates annotations in the +*enclosing* scope. + +A method body doesn't have that problem. `self.M` is simply in scope. + +```python +@dataclass +class GEMV(MLIROperator): + """Matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B``, optionally batched.""" -### 3.1 The design signature is the single declaration + M: int + K: int + num_batches: int = 1 + num_aie_columns: Tuning[int] = 8 + tile_size_input: Tuning[int] = 4 + tile_size_output: Tuning[int] | None = None + + def interface(self): + """The host-visible ABI: buffers in call order, then runtime values.""" + self.A = In(self.num_batches, self.M, self.K) + self.B = In(self.num_batches, self.K) + self.C = Out(self.num_batches, self.M) + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "GEMV": + cols = self.num_aie_columns or dev.cols + if self.M % cols: + raise Untunable(f"M={self.M} does not divide across {cols} columns on {dev}") + return replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_output=self.M // cols) -mlir-aie already ships the vocabulary and the introspection, and IRON does not -use any of it: `In` / `Out` / `InOut`, `CompileTime[T]`, `DispatchTime[T]` -(`aie/utils/compile/jit/markers.py:51-113`) and `split_params()` -(`aie/utils/compile/jit/_introspect.py:127`). IRON's designs are plain -unannotated Python, which is *why* `bind()` exists (guessing parameter roles by -name) and why `arg_spec` exists (hand-declaring direction and order). + def reference(self, A, B): + return A @ B +``` -IRON adds one marker upstream lacks โ€” `Tuning[T]` โ€” and one thing upstream's -bare `In` cannot carry: a shape. +Conditional shapes are ordinary Python: ```python -# pyright: suppression lives in pyrightconfig, scoped to iron/operators/** -from __future__ import annotations -from iron.shapes import In, Out, CompileTime, Tuning - - -def my_matvec(A: In[num_batches, M, K], - B: In[num_batches, K], - C: Out[num_batches, M], - *, M: CompileTime[int], K: CompileTime[int], - num_batches: CompileTime[int] = 1, - num_aie_columns: Tuning[int] = 8, - tile_size_input: Tuning[int] = 4): ... - - -def my_matmul(A: In[M, K], - B: In[(N, K) if b_col_maj else (K, N)], # conditional, plainly - C: Out[(N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N)], - *, M: CompileTime[int], K: CompileTime[int], N: CompileTime[int], - b_col_maj: CompileTime[bool] = False, - c_col_maj: CompileTime[bool] = False, - tile_m: Tuning[int] = 64): ... + self.B = In(self.N, self.K) if self.b_col_maj else In(self.K, self.N) ``` -Dim names are this design's own parameters, deliberately not in lexical scope. -`from __future__ import annotations` makes each annotation a string; the resolver -evaluates it with `localns` bound to **symbols** (to infer) or **ints** (to -generate). This is operationally a lambda over a namespace โ€” Python writes it. +**Field annotations still carry meaning.** A plain field is compile-time; +`Tuning[T]` marks a knob. Both are real dataclass fields, so pyright checks +`GEMV(M="2048")`, missing arguments and bogus kwargs โ€” measured in ยง16 as the +most valuable static checks, and the ones synthesised fields destroy. -The design body then builds its L3 types *from the annotation* and forwards the -tensor params to `Runtime` directly: +**`tuning()` returns an instance, not a `dict`.** `dataclasses.replace` is +checked by pyright against the real field list, so "tuning set a knob that +doesn't exist" and "tuning set a compile-time field it has no business setting" +are both static errors (E9) rather than runtime dict-key checks. + +### Names without strings + +`MLIROperator.__setattr__` records interface assignments in declaration order, as +`nn.Module` does for parameters. **The attribute name becomes the name**, so +diagnostics say `'A'` and `'output_offset'` without anyone typing a string, and +`output_offset_parameter="cache_offset"` disappears. + +This is the one piece of magic in the plan. It is paid for by E1โ€“E3. + +--- + +## 4. Per-operator tuning + +Two tiers. A constant knob is just a field default; a knob derived from shape +gets the `tuning()` method above. A call-site override is fed **into** it, so +dependent knobs re-derive rather than silently keeping values computed for a +different `cols`: ```python - rt = Runtime(sequence, [A, B, C, *fifo_endpoints]) # not re-declared L3 types +g(GEMV, w, x) # infer shapes, default tuning +g(GEMV.tuned(num_aie_columns=2), w, x) # override a knob, dependents re-derive +g(GEMV(M=2048, K=2048, num_aie_columns=2), w, x) # fully explicit -- works today ``` -That deletes `arg_spec` and `bind()` outright. Everything falls out of one -signature: order, direction, shapes, dtypes, which params the author supplies, -which the graph may choose, which vary per dispatch. +`Untunable` is an expected outcome, not a bug โ€” better than defaulting into a +config that compiles and then hangs (cf. the `mem_copy` 16-core failures, which +compile fine and fail at runtime on the 8-column box). + +This retires a live FIXME in `iron/operators/gemv/op.py` (`MAX_WRAP = 1023`, +"pull these shim BD bounds from the MLIR-AIE target model rather than +hard-coding"). + +**What the target model actually exposes**, checked rather than assumed: + +| wanted | available | how | +|---|---|---| +| columns, rows, memtile rows | **yes** | `tm.columns()`, `tm.rows()`, `tm.get_num_mem_tile_rows()` | +| BDs per shim tile | **yes** | `tm.get_num_bds(0, 0)` โ€” 16; `flm/gemm/design.py:277` already reads it | +| shim DMA channels per direction | **yes** | `get_num_source_shim_mux_connections`; see ยง6 for the trap | +| L1 bytes per core | not checked | | +| shim BD wrap/stride caps (the `MAX_WRAP` FIXME) | **not checked** | this is the one the FIXME needs; verify before promising `dev.max_wrap` | + +### The resolution pipeline, and the shape/tuning invariant + +``` +operand shapes -> unify -> compile-time fields -> tuning() -> Tuning knobs -> construct +``` + +**A shape may reference compile-time fields only, never a `Tuning` knob**, or the +pipeline is a cycle. This holds naturally for all 12 operators, and it *forces +the right taxonomy*: `RMSNorm`'s `tile_size` is shape-bearing +(`rows = (size // tile_size, tile_size)`), so it must become a compile-time +field โ€” which is also priority 9's un-flattening. The same invariant extends to +runtime values in ยง9. + +--- + +## 5. What a compiled operator actually is + +Everything from here rests on this section. The claims are read out of the +toolchain, not assumed. + +`aiecc`'s own dependency graph (`aiecc --emit-dot`) splits at the tail. Up to +`physical_with_elfs.mlir` both modes are identical; after it: -### 3.2 Per-operator tuning +| half | artifacts | a function of | **not** a function of | +|---|---|---|---| +| **overlay** โ€” the configured array | `elfs_{0}.elf` (one per core), `cdo_{0}` โ†’ `{0}.pdi`; in xclbin packaging also `memTopology/kernels/partition_{0}.json` โ†’ `aie.xclbin` | the design, its compile-time fields, the device | the call order, the buffer bindings, any runtime value | +| **sequence** โ€” the instruction stream | `npu_seq_{0}.mlir` โ†’ `npu_program_{0}.bin` โ†’ `insts_{0}.bin` (or `npu_insts_full_elf_{0}.bin` + `full_elf_{0}.ctrlpkt.bin` on the ELF path) | the overlay it targets, the steps in it, the overlay's ABI (ยง6) | the *contents* of any buffer | -Two tiers. A constant knob is just a default; a knob derived from shape gets a -policy: +The XRT dispatch ABI makes the split visible, and makes clear why the ELF path +gives it up: ```python -@tuning_for(my_matvec) -def matvec_tuning(dev, M, K, num_batches=1, *, num_aie_columns=None): - cols = num_aie_columns or dev.cols # target model, not a constant - if M % cols: - raise Untunable(f"M={M} does not divide across {cols} columns on {dev}") - return dict(num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=M // cols) +# xclbin: the sequence is argument 1. Swappable per call. +kernel(3, insts_bo, insts_bytes, *buffers) # hostruntime.py:331 + +# full ELF: buffers only. There is no instruction-buffer slot at all. +for i, buf in enumerate(buffers): + run.set_arg(i, buf) # hostruntime.py:344-371 ``` -A call-site override is fed **into** the policy, so dependent knobs re-derive -rather than silently keeping values computed for a different `cols`. `Untunable` -is an expected outcome โ€” better than defaulting into a config that compiles and -then hangs (cf. `mem_copy` 16-core). +Upstream's runtime already caches the two halves independently โ€” `hw_context` +keyed on `(xclbin_path, mtime)` (`hostruntime.py:817`), the instruction BO keyed +separately on `(insts_path, mtime)` (`:586-602`). **That is the structural basis +for one overlay and many sequences, and it exists today.** IRON already exploits +it in `SeparateDispatch`, which builds one `NPUKernel` per operator all pointing +at one chained xclbin, differing only by kernel name and insts path +(`iron/common/sequence.py:877-894`). + +The full-ELF path collapses the split by construction: `hw_context` comes from +`pyxrt.elf` and is keyed on `(elf_path, mtime)` (`hostruntime.py:713`), the +kernel name is `":"`, and no instruction cache is kept at all. + +### Three degrees of sequence reuse + +| level | what is reused | cost of a new sequence | available | +|---|---|---|---| +| **L1 โ€” separate files** | the overlay's `hw_context`, across sequences in one process | a full `aiecc` run (both halves) | **now**; `SeparateDispatch` does it | +| **L2 โ€” separate compiles** | the overlay's *compilation* | one `aiecc` run of the sequence half only | **no** โ€” `--sequence-name`/`--device-name` exist as aiecc flags but nothing in Python drives them, and `--xclbin-input` needs a fresh run per kernel. Upstream ask; O8 | +| **L3 โ€” host-generated** | everything; the sequence is built in-process | microseconds, no aiecc, via a prebuilt `dispatch-.so` | **now**, as the dispatch bridge โ€” xclbin packaging only. ยง11 | + +**L3 already delivers what L2 is wanted for**, in the case where only scalars +change between sequences โ€” which is llama's case. That is why ยง11 makes it a +sequence *type* rather than a footnote. + +### How the overlay reaches the array + +`aiex.configure` lowers to load-PDI firmware instructions, and +`ExpandMode = {none, write32, ctrlpkt}` (`AIEXAttrs.td:41-42`) decides what those +become. This is a property of the **sequence**, because it determines what ends +up in the instruction stream: -Retires a live FIXME in `iron/operators/gemv/op.py` (`MAX_WRAP = 1023`, "pull -these shim BD bounds from the MLIR-AIE target model rather than hard-coding"). +| mode | mechanism | consequence | +|---|---|---| +| `Pdi` (`none`) | `load_pdi` against a PDI packaged in the image | the image must carry the PDI; the sequence alone cannot configure the array | +| `Inline` (`write32`) | `--expand-load-pdis` rewrites it to `write32`/`blockwrite` **inside the instruction stream** | the sequence is self-configuring. Bigger: 99,768 bytes against 70,936 on a two-step graph (`jit_compile.py:231-237`) โ€” and the smaller one is a different, broken program, not a tuning win | +| `CtrlPkt` | `--load-pdi-to-ctrl-pkt`; config streamed as control packets over a control route | implies `--generate-ctrl-pkt-overlay`; mutually exclusive with `--expand-load-pdis` | -**Unverified:** what mlir-aie's target model actually exposes (cols, rows, L1 -bytes, shim BD wrap/stride caps). Needs checking before `dev.cols` is promised. +`Inline` is the load-bearing one. It is what lets a runtime sequence carry its +own array configuration; IRON already forces it for every fused ELF and the +device hangs without it. It is also, per ยง11, exactly what the dispatch bridge +needs โ€” a convergence neither side currently knows about. -### 3.3 Resolution, and the shape/tuning invariant +--- + +## 6. The overlay has an interface too + +`interface()` is the operator's **host** ABI. An overlay has a symmetric +**device** ABI, and a sequence is valid against an overlay only if it agrees on +it. Comparing content hashes โ€” an earlier draft's check โ€” is a crude proxy: two +builds can hash differently for irrelevant reasons while agreeing perfectly, or +hash-match on the recipe while the core that reads a resident value has moved. +```python +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ShimBinding: + arg: int # runtime_sequence argument index + tile: Tile # shim column, row 0 + direction: Direction # MM2S (enters the array) | S2MM (leaves it) + channel: int # 0..1 + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class ResidentSymbol: + name: str + address: int + readers: tuple[Tile, ...] + +class Overlay: + hash: str + bindings: tuple[ShimBinding, ...] # which shim/channel each buffer uses + residents: tuple[ResidentSymbol, ...] # RTP scratchpad layout + who reads it + sizes: tuple[int, ...] # expected memref element counts ``` -operand shapes -> unify -> CompileTime params -> tuning policy -> Tuning params -> construct + +**None of this needs new tooling โ€” it is already on disk**, and two of the three +files are ones IRON already opens: + +| field | source | who reads it today | +|---|---|---| +| `bindings` | `input_with_addresses.mlir` | IRON reads this file already, for trace layout (`sequence.py:779`, `tracing_utils.py:68`) โ€” but never for bindings | +| `residents` | `params.txt`, from `--get-scratchpad-parameters` | `ParameterScratchpad`, `sequence.py:731-757` | +| `sizes` | `parse_dma_sizes` on `input_with_addresses.mlir` | `CompilableDesign.validate_tensor_args` | + +Bindings are a two-hop join inside one file. Real generated output from +`build/FLM_GEMM_M1024_K10240_N2560_tn64_ma32_emf_conv_even_npu2.mlir.d/input_with_addresses.mlir`: + +```mlir +// :5453 arg index -> memref +aie.runtime_sequence(%arg0: memref<10485760xbf16>, + %arg1: memref<3276800x!aiex.bfp<"v8bfp16ebs8">>, + %arg2: memref<2621440xbf16>) + +// :5650+ arg -> symbol, via the dma_bd operand +%0 = aiex.dma_configure_task_for @B_L3L2_0_shim_alloc { aie.dma_bd(%arg1 : ...) } + +// :6731+ symbol -> (tile, direction, channel) +aie.shim_dma_allocation @A_L3L2_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_0_0, MM2S, 0) +aie.shim_dma_allocation @B_L3L2_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_0_0, MM2S, 1) +aie.shim_dma_allocation @C_L2L3_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_3_0, S2MM, 0) +aie.shim_dma_allocation @C_L2L3_3_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_1_0, S2MM, 0) ``` -**A shape annotation may reference `CompileTime` params only, never `Tuning`.** -Otherwise the pipeline is a cycle. This holds naturally for all 12 operators, and -it *forces the right taxonomy*: `RMSNorm`'s `tile_size` is shape-bearing -(`rows = (size // tile_size, tile_size)`), so it must become a `CompileTime` dim, -which is also the un-flattening. +Note the scramble on `C`: logical fifo `_0` lands in column 3, `_3` in column 1. +Pure placer output, no author intent โ€” and the placer sorts fifos **by name** +(`program.py:162`), so renaming a fifo silently permutes the bindings. That is +the reuse hazard in one line, and it is invisible today. + +Neither `params.txt` nor `kernels_main.json` carries bindings, so +`input_with_addresses.mlir` is the only source. + +### Existence proof: IRON already does this agreement by hand -Call forms, all one mechanism: +`iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt` is a sequence written against an overlay someone +else compiled โ€” a **downloaded xclbin**. It works only because the author +hand-matched the shim bindings, in the only place in the tree that pins a channel +(`design.py:109-116`): ```python -g(GEMV, w, x) # infer shapes, default tuning -g(GEMV.tuned(num_aie_columns=2), w, x) # override a knob -g(GEMV(M=2048, K=2048, num_aie_columns=2), w, x) # explicit -- works today +shim = [aie.tile(c, 0) for c in range(COLS)] +for r in range(ROWS): + aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"A_{r}", shim[A_SOURCE_COL[r]], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 0) +for c in range(COLS): + aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"B_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 1) + aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"C_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.S2MM, 0) ``` -### 3.4 `@operator` unifies the design with the dataclass +with the reason at `:49-51` โ€” *"Unlike flm.gemm โ€” which lets the placer choose โ€” +this must match the placement baked into the downloaded xclbin."* + +And the failure of the contract is recorded too, at `:24-27`: -Today every operator declares its parameters three times: dataclass fields, the -design function signature, and `arg_spec`. `@operator` collapses that: +> `iron.operators.flm.gemm` is a port of this overlayโ€ฆ Its own instruction stream +> still cannot drive this xclbin: it writes no runtime parameters, and **its +> lowering puts B on MM2S channel 0 in the odd columns.** + +That is a sequence that cannot drive an overlay, diagnosed by hand and written +into a comment. `Overlay.bindings` plus E23 turns it into a message. + +### Constraining a binding + +Verified controllable, end to end. The pin goes on the ObjectFifo handle that the +`Runtime` receives (`objectfifo.py:260-351`; it takes effect at +`runtime/runtime.py:301-305`): ```python -@operator(my_matvec) -class GEMV(MLIROperator): - """Matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B``, optionally batched.""" +of_c.cons(tile=Tile(1, 0), channel=0) # col 1, row 0 = shim +``` - M: int # see O1 -- hand-written or generated - K: int - num_batches: int = 1 - num_aie_columns: int = 8 - tile_size_input: int = 4 +**Direction is not spelled, and must not be.** It follows from which end sits at +the shim: `.prod()` โ‡’ `MM2S` (enters), `.cons()` โ‡’ `S2MM` (leaves) +(`iron/dataflow/flow.py:48-57`). Which means `In`/`Out` in `interface()` already +carries it, and the operator-level spelling needs only column and channel: - @staticmethod - def tuning(dev, M, K, num_batches=1, *, num_aie_columns=None): ... +```python + def interface(self): + self.A = In(self.M, self.K) # placer assigns + self.C = Out(self.M, via=Shim(col=1, channel=0)) # this one is pinned +``` - def reference(self, A, B): - return A @ B +The design passes the constraint through to `.cons(tile=, channel=)`; if it +forgets, the post-compile read-back of `input_with_addresses.mlir` catches it +(E29). So the design does not have to be trusted โ€” it has to be *checked*. + +### What the hardware allows, and what nobody has exercised + +- **2 MM2S + 2 S2MM per shim tile**, on npu1 and npu2 alike. Device-wide that is + 16 MM2S on npu2, 8 on npu1. IRON already wraps the query as + `get_shim_dma_limit` (`iron/common/utils.py:7-19`) and guards on it + (`operator_bases.py:70-75`). The accessor is + `get_num_source_shim_mux_connections`, **not** + `get_num_*_switchbox_connections` โ€” the latter returns 0 for `DMA` on row 0, + because the shim DMA hangs off the shim mux. Easy trap; worth a comment + wherever it is used. +- **Existing pins.** `gemm/op.py:1021-1026` and `mha/op.py:927-932` pin shim + *tiles*; `mem_copy/op.py:352-355` explicitly opts out with + `RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile)`. Only `mm_prebuilt` pins a channel. +- **`channel=` is unexercised.** Zero call sites in IRON, and no Python-side + validation that `channel < 2` โ€” an out-of-range value fails deep in lowering or + not at all. E30 validates it at `interface()` time against the target model. +- **Re-pinning raises rather than merges** (`objectfifo.py:293-302`), comparing + by `(col, row)` because `Tile.__eq__` is identity-based + (`device/tile.py:107-110`). +- **Pinning constrains everything else's routing.** `flm/gemm` has zero placement + slack โ€” *"the memtiles pack to exactly 512 KB"* (`design.py:516-517`) โ€” so + adding shim pins there will surface "number of input DMA channel exceeded" + rather than just working. Constraint is a tool, not a default. + +**Correction to a standing belief:** `flm/gemm` does *not* demonstrate shim +control. Its one placement pin is a **memtile** (`design.py:523-533`, +`tile=Tile(c, 1)`), with a comment saying everything else is left to the placer. +Its README claims A broadcasts from columns 0/2/4/6 (`README.md:58`); that is +what the placer currently produces, but nothing pins it, and the name-sorted +placer can move it. That line should be corrected or the pin should be added โ€” +tracked as O13, independent of this plan. + +--- + +## 7. Lifecycle + +```python +op = GEMV(M=2048, K=2048) # __init__ -> interface(). Cheap. No validation, no MLIR. +op = op.specialize(dev) # run tuning(), bind device, validate +ov = Overlay(op, dev) # core ELFs + PDI; publishes bindings/residents/sizes (ยง6) +seq = StaticSequence(ov, op) # TXN / insts, written against ov's ABI +net = Xclbin(ov, seq).load(dev) +net(A, B, C) +``` + +The `specialize` split is load-bearing, not cosmetic. Today validation is spread +between `__post_init__` and five asserts inside `my_matvec`. Moving it to +`specialize()` is what lets `__init__` tolerate **symbols**, which is how +inference works: + +```python +probe = GEMV(M=Sym("M"), K=Sym("K"), num_batches=Sym("b")) # interface only, nothing validated +unify(probe.interface, operand_shapes) # -> {M: 2048, K: 2048, b: 1} +op = GEMV(M=2048, K=2048, num_batches=1) # construct for real ``` -`@operator` reads the design signature once and: verifies the field list against -it; wires `get_arg_spec()` to the shape annotations; wires `get_mlir_artifact()` -to the design; runs the tier-2 checks below; registers the operator. +A symbol only has to survive *construction*, never a branch or an arithmetic +operation. That is why `num_batches` โ€” which is both branched on *and* the thing +we want to infer, and which the annotation draft needed rank-directed branch +resolution for โ€” is simply not a problem here. -The class keeps only what is genuinely its own โ€” docstring, `tuning`, -`reference`, `design_key`, one-offs like GEMM's `partition_B`. The big design -function stays module-level under its existing banner (see O2). +`specialize()` is also upstream's word for binding a dynamic parameter to a +constant, so one method covers both jobs (ยง9, ยง11). -### 3.5 Authoring +**Honest caveat on `Overlay` / `Sequence`.** Today `aiecc` emits both halves from +one invocation, so constructing both is *one* build underneath. What the plan +buys immediately is that the halves are **named, published and checked +separately** (ยง6) โ€” which is L1, and which is what packaging needs in order to +reuse a `hw_context` across sequences. Splitting the *compile* is L2 and needs +upstream (O8). The API is shaped for L2 now so that landing it later is not a +signature change. + +--- + +## 8. The design consumes the interface ```python -with capture(model) as g: - x = g.input((1, cfg.emb_dim)) - angles = g.input((1, cfg.head_dim)) - offset = g.param(np.int32) - kc = [g.state((cfg.n_kv_groups, MAX, cfg.head_dim)) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers)] +def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, num_batches, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, ...): + A, B, C = interface + L1_A_ty = np.ndarray[(tile_size_input, K), bf16] + ... + rt = Runtime(sequence, [A, B, C, *fifo_endpoints]) +``` - for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): - h = g(RMSNorm, x, blk.norm1.weight) - q = g(RoPE, g(GEMV, blk.attn.q.weight, h), angles) - ... - logits = g(GEMV, model.out_head.weight, g(RMSNorm, x, model.norm.weight)) +`L3_A_ty` / `L3_B_ty` / `L3_C_ty` disappear โ€” they *were* the duplicate. One +declaration in `interface()`, consumed by the design, enforced by identity (E7). +This is what deletes `arg_spec` and `bind()` outright: order, direction, shapes +and dtypes all fall out of one declaration. + +**Known divergence from upstream.** mlir-aie's `@iron.jit` convention is +`def design(a: In, b: Out, *, N: CompileTime[int])`, classified by +`split_params()`. Here the design takes the interface positionally instead. That +is defensible โ€” an IRON design is an internal function called by an operator, not +a user-facing jit entry point โ€” but it is a real divergence, and ยง11 shows it has +a concrete consequence for `SequenceResident` values. See O4. + +--- + +## 9. Runtime values: named by what rebuilds + +A value that changes at runtime has to live somewhere, and where it lives decides +what a change costs. The declaration says *where*, so the cost is legible at the +declaration site: + +```python + def interface(self): + self.src = In(self.n_kv_groups, self.head_dim) + self.dst = Out(self.n_kv_groups, self.seq_len, self.head_dim) + + self.output_offset = HostResident(np.int32) # in a buffer the device reads + self.n_tokens = SequenceResident(np.int32) # in the instruction stream + # a plain dataclass field is OverlayResident # in the array configuration +``` + +| tier | lives in | changing it rebuilds | cost | +|---|---|---|---| +| `HostResident` | a resident BO the device reads (`aiex.scratchpad_parameter`) | **nothing** | a few words + a sync | +| `SequenceResident` | the instruction stream | the **Sequence** | stream regen + BO alloc per call | +| `OverlayResident` (a plain field) | the array configuration | the **Overlay** | a full compile โ€” 8โ€“12 ms/token if done per value (`project_patch_elf_measured`) | + +Each tier is named for the artifact ยง5 defines, so "why is this slow" answers +itself and the error message needs no translation: -net = g.build("llama_decode").compile() -net[x] = embed(token) +``` +n_tokens is SequenceResident, so changing it rebuilds the Sequence +(stream regen + BO alloc per call). Declare it HostResident to make it free, +or as a plain field to bake it into the Overlay. +``` + +Deliberately **not** reusing upstream's `DispatchTime` for the middle tier: +upstream's `DispatchTime` *is* `SequenceResident`, and naming the free tier +anything with "dispatch" in it next to that would be a trap. + +Verified that `HostResident` is genuinely free and genuinely powerful: +`strided_copy/op.py:174-189` passes a `ScratchpadParameter` as +`offset_parameter=` to `.fill()`/`.drain()` with `sync_parameters()` in the +sequence โ€” so it drives DMA offsets, under full ELF. That is why llama's +`cache_offset` works today (`llama_npu.py:1101-1104`), and llama needs nothing +above the bottom tier. + +### Choosing a tier + +The author declares the tier. There is **no lazy compile and no silent deopt** โ€” +`compile()` compiles, using the declared tiers as written. + +Inference belongs only where the call *is* the entry point and compiling on the +first call is the whole contract: + +```python +# compile-on-demand: eager, declared tiers used as written. No inference. +net = decode.compile(dev) + +# JIT: values are in hand at the call, so specializing a SequenceResident that +# only ever takes one value to an OverlayResident constant is expected, not sneaky. +@iron.jit +def decode_step(x, offset): ... +``` + +A JIT that specializes must still be driven by **cardinality**, not by "it has +not changed yet". `cache_offset` takes one distinct value per token, unbounded; +specializing it is exactly the `patch_elf` disaster at 8โ€“12 ms/token. + +### Sharing is forced by the hardware, so make it explicit + +A `HostResident` is **one named device symbol per design**. A fused sequence that +reuses one `StridedCopy` across 32 layers has one symbol, written once per token. +llama relies on this today and it happens to be correct only because all 32 +layers want the same value. + +Per-call-site values are not implementable on this mechanism โ€” distinct symbols +would mean distinct designs, i.e. 32 compiled variants. So the contract is: **a +runtime value belongs to the operator instance, and reuse means sharing.** +Stated, documented, and checked (E10), not inherited. + +```python +offset = g.param(np.int32) +for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + g(StridedCopy.tuned(output_offset=offset), k, kc[i]) +... net[offset] = n * cfg.head_dim -net() -probs = net[logits] ``` -No strings. `capture(model)` learns `id(tensor) -> name` from -`named_parameters()`, so a parameter *is* its handle. Every intermediate is -undeclared โ€” `infer_buffer_offsets` already pools by live range, which deletes -`AIEPrefillBuffers` (~70 lines of `XRTTensor`/`subview`). +Binding the same handle at many call sites is explicit sharing and legal. Binding +*different* handles to one operator instance is the accident, and it is an error +(E10). -Prefill differs by passing the matmul class in (`def ffn(g, blk, x, mm=GEMV)`), -which also turns the `.T` layout disagreement into `GEMM.tuned(b_col_maj=True)` -and deletes `_upload(k_major=...)`. +### The shape invariant, extended -Not llama-shaped โ€” a CNN is `g(Conv2D, net.conv1.weight, x)` in the same graph, -same allocator, same handles. +**A shape may reference compile-time fields only** โ€” never a `Tuning` knob, a +`HostResident`, or a `SequenceResident`. One logical reason (ยง4's pipeline would +cycle) and one physical (a shape must be an `int` at build time). Upstream +already enforces it loudly for the middle tier: `_DispatchParameter` poisons +`__index__`, `__bool__`, arithmetic and comparisons (`markers.py:150-159`). IRON +enforces the same for `Tuning` and `HostResident` (E4, E5). --- -## 4. Verification for a new operator with no tests +## 10. Primitives, not strategies + +Today `dispatch="fused"|"separate"` is one string carrying four decisions. An +earlier draft replaced it with a four-axis `Deployment` record and a set of named +presets. That is the same mistake at higher resolution: it still enumerates +blessed combinations, and it still cannot express *partial* fusion, which is the +case that motivated the exercise. + +**So there is no `Deployment` and there are no mode names.** There are four +constructors. + +```python +class Sequence: + """One entry point's instruction stream, written against one overlay's ABI.""" + overlay: Overlay + steps: tuple[Step, ...] + configure: Configure # Pdi() | Inline() | CtrlPkt(); derived, overridable + +class StaticSequence(Sequence): + """insts.bin from aiecc --get-npu-insts. Read once, cached on (path, mtime).""" + +class GeneratedSequence(Sequence): + """dispatch-.so from --npu-cpp-emit-dispatch-shim. Called per dispatch.""" + params: tuple[SequenceResident, ...] + +class Elf(Image): + def __init__(self, overlay: Overlay, sequence: StaticSequence): ... +class Xclbin(Image): + def __init__(self, overlay: Overlay, *sequences: Sequence): ... +``` + +Read the two `Image` signatures: they carry the legality story an earlier draft +needed a table for. + +- **`Elf` takes exactly one sequence, and it must be static.** A full ELF has no + instruction-buffer argument to swap a per-call stream into + (`hostruntime.py:344-371`), so `Elf(ov, generated)` is a **pyright error**, not + a runtime one. "`SequenceResident` โ‡’ xclbin" stops being a rule and becomes a + type. +- **`Xclbin` takes any number of sequences.** That is the chained-xclbin reality: + one image, N kernels, one shared `hw_context` (`sequence.py:877-894`). The + asymmetry between the two constructors is real and is now in the signature + instead of buried in a policy class. + +### Dispatch boundaries are structure, not a mode + +The `schedule="fused"|"stepped"` axis is gone, because it was never a mode โ€” it +was a question about **where the host regains control**, and that is a property +of how you carve the graph into sequences. + +```python +decode = g.build() # -> Graph, with .steps +ov = Overlay(decode, dev) + +# one sequence: one dispatch, host sees nothing in between +Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)) + +# one sequence per operator: today's "separate" +Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps]) + +# partial: four dispatches, eight layers each. Not expressible today at all. +Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, c) for c in decode.chunks(8)]) +``` + +The third form is what justifies the rework. It is also how a graph too large for +one instruction stream gets split, and how a host-side operation is interleaved +without giving up fusion everywhere else. + +### What is derived, and what the user says + +| decision | default | why | +|---|---|---| +| `Sequence.configure` | `Inline()` if the sequence spans more than one device configuration, else `Pdi()` | a multi-config sequence *cannot* work with `Pdi()`. Overridable to `CtrlPkt()`, which has no automatic answer | +| which `Image` | `Elf` on NPU2 with one static sequence, `Xclbin` otherwise | today's `AutoDispatch`, kept as a **function returning a composed object**, not a mode anything branches on | +| `Sequence` subclass | `StaticSequence` unless the steps declare `SequenceResident` values | declaring one *is* the request for a generated sequence | +| shim bindings | the placer assigns | ยง6; constrain per-buffer with `via=`, verified post-compile (E29) | + +Every default is a one-line function over the primitives, so a user who wants +something else calls the constructor directly. Nothing downstream asks "which +mode am I in". + +### What survives as runtime checks + +| check | when | reason | +|---|---|---| +| `Elf(ov, ...)` where `ov.device` is NPU1 | `Elf.__init__` | NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch (`sequence.py:128-133`) | +| sequence's ABI disagrees with the overlay's | `Image.__init__` | ยง6 โ€” names the binding, not just a hash | +| `GeneratedSequence` whose lowering leaves >1 runtime sequence | build | inherited from `_check_runtime_sequence_abi` | +| `CtrlPkt()` and `Inline()` together | build | mutually exclusive aiecc flags | + +--- + +## 11. `StaticSequence` vs `GeneratedSequence` + +### The gate today is a side effect, not a decision + +```python +has_dispatch = bool(self.dispatch_params) +... +inst_path = None if has_dispatch else kernel_dir / "insts.bin" +compiler_options.append("--get=npu_lowered.mlir") if has_dispatch +npu_cpp_path = kernel_dir / "dispatch_gen.cpp" if has_dispatch +npu_cpp_emit_dispatch_shim = has_dispatch +dispatch_so_path = compile_dispatch_bridge(...) if has_dispatch +``` + +Five build decisions keyed off "does any value happen to be dynamic". Which kind +of sequence you get is not expressible; it is inferred. + +### Both kinds land in the same slot + +```python +# StaticSequence -- insts.bin read from disk, cached on (path, mtime) +insts_bo = runtime._read_insts_cached(seq.insts_path) + +# GeneratedSequence -- dispatch-.so called host-side +insts = seq.bridge.generate([cache_offset, softmax_vector_size]) +insts_bo = allocate_cacheable_bo(insts) # hostruntime.py:299-312 + +# identical from here +kernel(3, insts_bo, insts_bytes, *buffers) # hostruntime.py:331 +``` + +`GeneratedSequence` is not a different dispatch path; it is a different +**producer** for argument 1, and `SequenceResident` values are that producer's +**arguments**. A `GeneratedSequence` with zero of them is coherent; it needs +`has_dispatch` widened to `has_dispatch or generated`, and the existing ABI check +already tolerates it (`len(c_types) != len(dispatch_params)`, and `0 == 0` +passes). Whether to allow it in production is O11. + +### The convergence nobody has noticed + +```python +if len(sequences) != 1: + raise DispatchCompileError( + f"dispatch bridge requires exactly one runtime_sequence; found {len(sequences)}.") +if requires_pdi_resources: # any aiex.npu.load_pdi survived lowering + raise DispatchCompileError( + "The Python dispatch runtime cannot supply load_pdi resources. " + "Use aiecc --get-npu-cpp with a native host that packages the " + "referenced PDIs, or specialize all dispatch parameters and use full_elf=True.") +``` + +That second message assumes the only escape is full ELF. **IRON's fused path +already takes the other escape without knowing it**: `Inline()` +(`--expand-load-pdis`) rewrites every `load_pdi` into `write32`/`blockwrite` +inside the stream, so `requires_pdi_resources` should be false by construction. +The same flag a multi-step sequence cannot run without is the flag the dispatch +bridge needs. Confirming that is step 0b (ยง12). + +### The declaration tension this creates + +`CompilableDesign` derives `dispatch_params` by **introspecting the design's +signature**, keyword-only. This plan's design takes the interface positionally: + +```python +def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, ...): + A, B, C, n_tokens = interface + rt = Runtime(seq, fn_args=[A, B, C, n_tokens]) # nothing here says DispatchTime +``` + +```python +# (a) the design declares them too; interface() is checked against it. +# Costs a second declaration -- exactly what this plan exists to delete. +def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, *, n_tokens: DispatchTime[np.int32]): ... + +# (b) @operator synthesizes an annotated wrapper from interface(). More magic. + +# (c) IRON supplies the classification directly; interface() stays the single +# source of truth. Plain attributes -- just derived in __init__ today. +CompilableDesign(gen, dispatch_params=["n_tokens"], dispatch_param_types=[np.int32]) +``` + +**Recommended: (c)**, as a small upstream ask, with an IRON subclass in the +meantime. It is also the only option that keeps the strings out โ€” the list is +generated from the recorded interface members rather than typed. (a) is the +fallback, degrading to a drift check rather than a correctness hole. + +Inherited free either way: `_DispatchParameter._bind` (`markers.py:140-146`) +already enforces "forwarded exactly once into `Runtime(seq, fn_args=[...])`". + +### The cost to measure + +`GeneratedSequence` copies a fresh `uint32` array out of the `.so` per call +(`_dispatch_bridge.py:144-192`) and allocates a new cacheable BO per call +(`hostruntime.py:299-312`). Against a `HostResident` write โ€” a few words into a +resident BO โ€” the prior is that generated **loses** on latency. The point of +making it a type is that the answer becomes a number, and that it buys what a +scratchpad cannot: changing DMA *sizes and strides*, not just offsets. + +--- + +## 12. llama four ways โ€” the acceptance criterion + +**Test fixtures, not API.** The model code above `decode = g.build()` is +identical in all four. + +```python +decode = g.build() +ov = Overlay(decode, dev) # shared by all four + +net = Elf(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # A +net = Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps]).load(dev) # B +net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # Ca +net = Xclbin(ov, GeneratedSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # Cb +``` + +| | image | sequences | kind | dispatches/token | | +|---|---|---|---|---|---| +| **A** | `Elf` | 1 | static | 1 | today's path; the baseline. NPU2 only | +| **B** | `Xclbin` | ~15 | static | ~15 | today; runs on NPU1. Overlay shared across every step | +| **Ca** | `Xclbin` | 1 | static | 1 | **one overlay, one reusable insts.bin** | +| **Cb** | `Xclbin` | 1 | generated | 1 | per-token scalars with no scratchpad | + +A fifth โ€” `decode.chunks(8)`, four sequences of eight layers โ€” costs nothing +extra to express and is unreachable today. + +### Ca carries the shared risk + +The fused MLIR emits `aiex.configure`/`aiex.run` per step +(`compilation/sequence.py:219-297`), which under `Inline()` expands into +`write32`/`blockwrite` inside the instruction stream โ€” at which point the +xclbin's packaged PDI is needed only to establish the partition. That *should* +make Ca work. Nothing in the tree does it, and `_fuse_as_children` forces +`_iron_full_elf=False` on children for a related-but-different reason +(`jit_compile.py:142-160`), the failure mode being a link that succeeds and a +device that hangs with `ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT`. + +### Cb adds two constraints on top + +- **exactly one `aie.runtime_sequence` survives into `npu_lowered.mlir`.** The + fused module starts with one per child device plus `main:sequence`. + `aie-materialize-runtime-sequences` inlines `aiex.run` callees but the pass + description does not say whether the callees are **erased**. +- **no `aiex.npu.load_pdi` survives.** Should hold under `Inline()`. + +### Step 0: settle both before writing any model code + +```bash +# 0a -- the shared risk. Two-operator fused graph, full_elf=False. +aiecc ... --expand-load-pdis --get-xclbin --get-npu-insts ... +# dispatch via opcode 3; it either runs or it hangs. + +# 0b -- Cb's two extra constraints, same build plus: +aiecc ... --get=npu_lowered.mlir --get-npu-cpp --npu-cpp-emit-dispatch-shim ... +grep -c 'aie.runtime_sequence' /npu_lowered.mlir # must be 1 +grep -c 'aiex.npu.load_pdi' /npu_lowered.mlir # must be 0 +``` + +An afternoon each. If 0a hangs, the primitives survive unchanged โ€” `Xclbin` with +one multi-step sequence has no legal construction, llama-without-ELF means config +B only, and Ca/Cb defer behind an upstream fix. + +### What to measure once they run + +Per-token latency A vs B vs Ca vs Cb, plus `chunks(8)`; build time and artifact +size; and for Cb, host-side regeneration cost per token against the +`HostResident` write it replaces. Per `project_npu_bimodal_timing`: interleave +the configurations, โ‰ฅ8 rounds โ€” a non-interleaved min-of-medians has fabricated a +5% "win" here before. + +--- + +## 13. Harnesses compose too + +What `compare` actually requires is **a boundary after every step** โ€” a list of +single-step sequences, not a mode: + +```python +probs = Reference(decode).run(inputs) # never receives an overlay + +net = Compare(ov, [StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps], + rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2).load(dev) +``` + +`Compare` cannot be handed one multi-step sequence, because there would be +nowhere to interrupt โ€” structural rather than documented. `Reference` never +receives an overlay, so "reference compiles nothing" is likewise in the +signature. + +--- + +## 14. Verification for a new operator with no tests **Duplication and verification pull in opposite directions.** A second declaration catches *drift*, never *wrongness* โ€” a matching typo passes. IRON proves this today: `GEMV.arg_spec` says `(M,K),(K,),(M,)`, the design forty lines later says `(num_batches*M*K,),(num_batches*K,),(num_batches*M,)`, and `arg_spec_snapshot.json` (a third restatement, 22 classes) has blessed the -disagreement. Green. So verification must come from *structure and behaviour*, -not restatement. +disagreement. Green. -**Tier 1 โ€” static, pyright, nothing runs.** *Measured.* Wrong type for a -`CompileTime` param, missing argument, kwarg matching no parameter, missing -tensor. 6 of 8 seeded mistakes caught. +So verification must come from *structure and behaviour*, not restatement. That +is why ยง8 has the design consume the interface rather than restate it, and why +the checks in ยง15 are mostly structural rather than comparisons between two +hand-written specs. -**Tier 2 โ€” import, annotations only, no build.** *Mostly measured.* +The build-time coverage checks (E15โ€“E20) are only *possible* because of the +single declaration: today the shape in `arg_spec` and the `tensor_dims` in the +TAPs come from different places, so comparing them proves nothing. -| mistake | mechanism | -|---|---| -| shape names a nonexistent param | free names checked against the param list, with did-you-mean | -| shape names a `Tuning` knob | same check, explains the cycle | -| a `CompileTime` param in no shape and with no default | can never be inferred; flagged at import, not at first use | -| `tuning()` names a param that doesn't exist | signature vs param list | -| `tuning()` returns a key that isn't a `Tuning` param | returned keys checked | -| malformed shape annotation | evaluated against a canonical symbolic binding | -| forgot `from __future__ import annotations` | `NameError` at import, immediately | - -**Tier 3 โ€” build the MLIR, no hardware. Runs on every build unless disabled.** -`TensorAccessPattern` exposes `tensor_dims`, `offset`, `sizes`, `strides`, +**Separately, and worth fixing independently of this plan:** `run_test` uses the +arg spec for direction and order only and never checks `spec.shape` / +`spec.dtype`, while tests feed it pre-flattened data. That is why the GEMV rank +disagreement above is invisible. Tightening it will surface some currently-green +failures. + +--- + +## 15. Enforcement matrix + +**T1** static, **T2** import/registration, **T3** specialize, **T4** build, +**T5** compose/load, **T6** hardware. + +| id | mistake | when | mechanism | +|---|---|---|---| +| E1 | a name assigned twice, or conditionally | T2 | `__setattr__` records; `interface()` replayed, each name assigned exactly once | +| E2 | an interface member assigned outside `interface()` | T2 | `__setattr__` rejects these types outside the `interface()` call frame | +| E3 | count/order disagrees with the design | T4 | identity check against `Runtime` fn_args (E7) | +| E4 | a shape reads a `Tuning` knob | T2 | symbolic probe run twice under **different tuning**; the interface must be identical | +| E5 | a shape reads a `HostResident`/`SequenceResident` | T2 | poisoned `__index__` raises, naming the value | +| E6 | `interface()` doesn't survive symbols | T2 | symbolic smoke construction at registration โ€” catches validation that leaked into `__init__` | +| E7 | the design re-declares types instead of consuming the interface | T4 | the first N `Runtime` fn_args must be the *same objects* as the declared members | +| E8 | `reference()` arity disagrees with the `In` members | T2 | signature check | +| E9 | `tuning()` sets a field that doesn't exist, or a non-`Tuning` one | **T1** | `dataclasses.replace` return type; pyright | +| E10 | one operator instance bound to two different value handles | T2 (graph build) | recorded per instance; error explains one-symbol-per-design | +| E11 | a `HostResident` never written before dispatch | T6 | sync-time check on the handle | +| E12 | no legal tuning for this shape/device | T3 | `Untunable`, raised by `tuning()` | +| E13 | a `GeneratedSequence` packaged into an `Elf` | **T1** | `Elf.__init__(self, overlay, sequence: StaticSequence)`; pyright | +| E14 | `Overlay`/`Sequence` built before `specialize()` | T3/T4 | state machine on the base class | +| E15 | a declared tensor never forwarded to `Runtime` | T4 | fn_args inspection | +| E16 | an `Out` never drained, an `In` never filled | T4 | sequence inspection | +| E17 | DMA addresses past the end of a declared buffer | T4 | `access_order()` max vs `prod(shape)` | +| E18 | part of an `Out` never written | T4 | `access_count() == 0` โ€” silent garbage | +| E19 | part of an `In` never read | T4 | `access_count() == 0` | +| E20 | an `Out` written twice | T4 | `access_count() > 1` | +| E21 | wrong type / missing arg / bogus kwarg at construction | T1 | pyright on real dataclass fields | +| E22 | the kernel computes the wrong thing | T6 | `reference()` โ€” the only oracle | +| E23 | a sequence composed against an overlay it does not match | T5 | ยง6 ABI comparison; names the disagreeing **binding or symbol**, not a hash | +| E24 | `Elf` on NPU1 | T5 | `Elf.__init__`, from `overlay.device` | +| E25 | `Inline()` and `CtrlPkt()` requested together | T4 | mutually exclusive aiecc flags | +| E26 | a `SequenceResident` declared but never forwarded to `Runtime` | T4 | inherited: `_DispatchParameter._bind` | +| E27 | a `GeneratedSequence` whose lowering leaves >1 runtime sequence | T4 | inherited: `_check_runtime_sequence_abi`, re-raised naming the sequence | +| E28 | `Compare` handed a multi-step sequence | T1 | its constructor takes a list of sequences | +| E29 | a `via=Shim(...)` constraint the design didn't honour | T4 | read `input_with_addresses.mlir` back; compare to the declared constraint | +| E30 | `via=Shim(channel=2)` โ€” past the hardware limit | T2 | 2 per direction per shim tile, from the target model. **Unvalidated today at any layer** | +| E31 | more shim endpoints than the device has | T3 | `get_shim_dma_limit` โ€” already exists, already used; extend to the graph | + +T4 uses `TensorAccessPattern`'s `tensor_dims`, `offset`, `sizes`, `strides`, `access_order()`, `access_count()` (per-element touch count) and `compare_access_orders()` (`aie/helpers/taplib/tap.py`). -| mistake | mechanism | -|---|---| -| declared tensor never forwarded to `Runtime` | `fn_args` inspection | -| an `Out` never drained, an `In` never filled | sequence inspection | -| DMA addresses past the end of the declared buffer | `access_order()` max vs `prod(shape)` | -| part of an output never written | `access_count() == 0` on an `Out` โ€” silent garbage | -| part of an input never read | `access_count() == 0` on an `In` | -| an output written twice | `access_count() > 1` on an `Out` | +T4 runs on every build unless disabled: `compile(check=False)`, with a size +threshold that degrades to bounds-checking-only for very large buffers +(`access_count()` materialises a buffer-sized array โ€” llama's 2048-padded +attention buffers ร— 32 heads is real build time). See O3. -These are only *possible* because of the single declaration: today the shape in -`arg_spec` and the `tensor_dims` in the TAPs come from different places, so -comparing them proves nothing. +**E4 is worth calling out.** "Shapes must not depend on tuning" is usually a +convention people violate quietly. Running the symbolic probe twice under +different tuning and comparing turns it into a mechanical check that costs +microseconds. -**What still needs a test.** The math (only `reference()` answers that), and -access *order* โ€” coverage can be complete while the permutation is wrong. +**E9, E13 and E28 are T1** as a direct result of ยง3's `replace()` and ยง10's +constructor signatures โ€” each was a runtime check in an earlier draft. That is +the payoff of priority 15. -**Separately:** `run_test` currently uses the arg spec for direction and order -only and never checks `spec.shape`/`spec.dtype`, while tests feed it -pre-flattened data. That is why the GEMV rank disagreement is invisible. Worth -tightening independently of this plan; expect some currently-green failures. +**E29โ€“E31 are the ยง6 rows**, and E30 catches a real gap: nothing in IRON or +mlir-aie validates a pinned channel against the 2-per-direction limit today, and +there are zero call sites to have noticed. + +**Not enforceable without a test:** the math (E22), and access *order* โ€” coverage +can be complete while the permutation is wrong. `compare_access_orders()` helps +where a fill and a drain should correspond, but it is not general. --- -## 5. Measurements taken +## 16. Measurements taken -Probe at `/scratch/ehunhoff/spelling_probe/` (separate venv; `ironenv` untouched, -per requirements.txt drift risk). +Probe at `/scratch/ehunhoff/spelling_probe/` (separate venv; `ironenv` +untouched, per requirements.txt drift risk). **Spelling vs type checkers.** mlir-aie uses pyright, `typeCheckingMode: "standard"`; IRON configures no checker today. @@ -291,98 +975,231 @@ per requirements.txt drift risk). | `Annotated[Tensor, Shape[M,K]]`, free names | 7 errors | โ€” | โ€” | | `In[M, K]`, module-level Dims | clean | clean | 33 errors | | `Annotated[In, Shape[M,K]]`, module Dims | clean | clean | clean | -| **`In[M, K]` + config suppression** | **clean** | **clean** | n/a | +| `In[M, K]` + config suppression | clean | clean | n/a | Suppression does **not** leak: a normal module still reports undefined names. Strict is *better* than standard here โ€” same result, more call-site checking. +All of this is why the annotation approach was *viable*; ยง3 is why it lost +anyway. + +**Synthesised dataclass fields โ€” the decisive one.** Measured: pyright reports +`No parameter named "M"` on **valid** calls. `@dataclass_transform` does not help +(PEP 681 infers from class-body annotations). Worse than unchecked. This is what +forces real, hand-written dataclass fields in ยง3. + +**Resolver for the annotation approach.** ~90 lines; classification, evaluation, +inference, error messages. Two findings from building it, both of which are +*dissolved* rather than solved by putting the declaration in a method body: + +- Annotations must be evaluated one at a time โ€” evaluating them together forces + `(N,K) if b_col_maj else (K,N)` while `b_col_maj` is still symbolic. +- A parameter a shape *branches* on cannot be symbolic; a forced symbol names + itself, drops to its default and retries. + +--- + +## 17. Authoring -**Resolver.** ~90 lines; classification, evaluation, inference, error messages. +The operator model is invisible from here, and so are the artifacts until you ask +for a specific composition. +```python +with capture(model) as g: + x = g.input((1, cfg.emb_dim)) + angles = g.input((1, cfg.head_dim)) + offset = g.param(np.int32) + kc = [g.state((cfg.n_kv_groups, MAX, cfg.head_dim)) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers)] + + for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + h = g(RMSNorm, x, blk.norm1.weight) + q = g(RoPE, g(GEMV, blk.attn.q.weight, h), angles) + ... + logits = g(GEMV, model.out_head.weight, g(RMSNorm, x, model.norm.weight)) + +decode = g.build() +net = decode.compile(dev) # composes the ยง10 defaults +net[x] = embed(token); net[offset] = n * cfg.head_dim; net() +probs = net[logits] ``` -concrete A: in[1, 2048, 2048] B: in[1, 2048] C: out[1, 2048] -b_col_maj=True A: in[256, 64] B: in[512, 64] <- flipped -INFER matvec {'num_batches': 1, 'M': 2048, 'K': 2048} -INFER b_col_maj=True {'b_col_maj': True, 'M': 256, 'K': 64, 'N': 512} -conflict my_matmul: K=64 from 'A' but 99 from 'B' -rank my_matmul: operand 'A' has rank 3 (256, 64, 7), declares rank 2 in[?M, ?K] -typo shape of 'A' refers to 'KK' ... Did you mean 'K'? Valid dims: ['M', 'K'] -tuning-ref shape of 'A' refers to 'num_aie_columns' ... is a Tuning knob; a shape - may not depend on one. + +No strings. `capture(model)` learns `id(tensor) -> name` from +`named_parameters()`, so a parameter *is* its handle. Every intermediate is +undeclared โ€” `infer_buffer_offsets` already pools by live range, which deletes +`AIEPrefillBuffers` (~70 lines of `XRTTensor`/`subview`). + +Prefill differs by passing the matmul class in (`def ffn(g, blk, x, mm=GEMV)`), +which also turns the `.T` layout disagreement into `GEMM.tuned(b_col_maj=True)` +and deletes `_upload(k_major=...)`. + +Not llama-shaped: a CNN is `g(Conv2D, net.conv1.weight, x)` in the same graph, +same allocator, same handles. + +`decode.compile(dev)` is three lines of library code over the primitives, and a +user who wants something else writes those three lines: + +```python +ov = Overlay(decode, dev) +decode_net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) +prefill_net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, prefill.steps)).load(dev) # same overlay ``` -Two findings from building it, both of which would have bitten later: +The second form is what makes E23 meaningful, and it is the shape L2 would slot +into without an API change. -- **Annotations must be evaluated one at a time.** Evaluating them together forces - `(N,K) if b_col_maj else (K,N)` while `b_col_maj` is still symbolic. -- **A param a shape *branches* on cannot be symbolic.** Discovered rather than - annotated: a forced symbol names itself, so it drops to its default and retries. +--- -**Synthesised dataclass fields.** Measured: pyright reports -`No parameter named "M"` on **valid** calls. `@dataclass_transform` does not help -(PEP 681 infers from class-body annotations). Worse than unchecked โ€” see O1. +## 18. What this deletes + +**From today's tree:** `arg_spec`, `bind()`, `arg_spec_snapshot.json`, the +`L3_*_ty` re-declarations, `*_parameter="string"` kwargs, and the whole +`SequenceDispatch` hierarchy โ€” `AutoDispatch`, `FusedDispatch`, +`SeparateDispatch`, `CompareDispatch`, `ReferenceDispatch`, `_DISPATCH_ALIASES`, +and `full_elf_path(seq)`'s "however it got built" escape hatch. + +**From the annotation draft:** deferred annotations ยท `localns` evaluation ยท free +names in annotations ยท module-level `Dim`s ยท the `In[...]` vs +`Annotated[In, Shape[...]]` question ยท pyright suppression in pyrightconfig ยท the +`dims()` import ยท evaluating annotations one at a time ยท branch-parameter retry ยท +rank-directed branch resolution ยท synthesise-vs-verify the field list ยท +`@operator` reading a design signature. + +**From the `Deployment` draft:** the `Deployment` record, its four string-valued +axes, its five presets, its eight-row legality table; the `Scalar`/`Extent`/ +`Shape` role taxonomy; and the lazy-compile/`Frozen()` deopt machinery. + +**Kept throughout:** `Tuning[T]` as an IRON-local marker (now a *field* +annotation), the tuning policy and `Untunable`, per-device numbers from the +target model, the un-flattening, the capture/handle authoring surface, and the T4 +coverage checks. + +**Cost.** The `__setattr__` hook is magic where an annotation is declarative; the +design diverges from upstream's `In`/`Out` convention (ยง8) with a real +consequence for `SequenceResident` (ยง11); `interface()` is structurally a method +returning the spec โ€” which was objected to early on, though the objection was to +a *parallel* declaration and here the design consumes it (E7 makes that +mechanical). And the primitives are more to learn than `dispatch="fused"` for a +user who only ever wants the default โ€” mitigated only by `decode.compile(dev)` +being genuinely the common path. + +--- + +## 19. Sequencing + +| step | what | blocks | +|---|---|---| +| **0a** | spike Ca: two-op fused graph, `full_elf=False` + `--expand-load-pdis`, opcode-3 dispatch | ยง10โ€“ยง12 | +| **0b** | spike Cb: the two greps, then the shim | `GeneratedSequence` being real | +| 1 | `interface()` + `__setattr__` + `replace()`-based `tuning()` + E1โ€“E9, on GEMV alone | โ€” | +| 2 | the design consumes the interface (E7), deleting `arg_spec` for GEMV | โ€” | +| 3 | `Overlay.bindings/residents/sizes` published and checked (ยง6, E23/E29โ€“E31) โ€” **standalone value even if everything else slips**; it would have caught the `mm_prebuilt` mismatch | โ€” | +| 4 | `Sequence`/`Image`/harnesses, reproducing A and B exactly, 745/3165 baselines held | 5 | +| 5 | Ca and `chunks(n)`, if 0a said yes | 7 | +| 6 | remaining operators (O6), then llama rewritten against the capture surface | โ€” | +| 7 | Cb, measured; `project-dispatch-bridge-not-applicable` revised or confirmed | โ€” | + +Steps 0a/0b, 1โ€“2, and 3 touch disjoint files and can proceed in parallel. Per +`project_parallel_work_constraints`, the NPU device and the build dirs are the +only contention points โ€” 0a/0b need the device, 1โ€“3 do not. + +Step 3 is worth calling out: it needs no new toolchain feature, reads files IRON +already opens, and pays for itself the first time two sequences share an overlay. --- -## 6. Looked at and dismissed +## 20. Open questions + +- **O1. Does `interface()` assign to `self`, or return a list?** Assignment is + the only stringless route to *names*, and names are what make the E-messages + good. Returning a list needs no hook but numbers the members. +- **O2. Does `__init__` validate at all?** It must tolerate symbols, so probably + not โ€” everything moves to `specialize()`. A behaviour change for anyone relying + on `GEMV(M=7)` raising immediately. +- **O3. T4 opt-out and size threshold.** `compile(check=False)` is the obvious + home. What is the threshold, and is it per-operator or global? +- **O4. Accept the divergence from upstream's design signature (ยง8)?** ยง11 makes + it concrete: it forces the (a)/(b)/(c) choice. Recommendation (c) is an + upstream ask. +- **O5. Prefill scope.** ~300 lines of CPU/NPU ping-pong need real operators + (masked softmax, attention context matmul, cache concat). Larger than the + authoring rewrite. Sequence it after decode? +- **O6. Pilot operator and conversion order.** GEMV first; then what? +- **O7. Branch or worktree**, to keep the 745 / 3165 baselines undisturbed. +- **O8. Is L2 worth filing upstream?** `--sequence-name` and `--device-name` + exist but are unused from Python. L3 covers llama's case; L2 matters for graphs + where the *structure* changes but the overlay does not. Needs a second consumer + before filing. +- **O9. Does `Tuning[T]` still want upstreaming** now that it is a field + annotation rather than a design-signature one? It is a genuine gap next to + `CompileTime`. +- **O10. How much default is too much?** `decode.compile(dev)` hides four + constructor calls. Should it report what it composed under `verbose`? +- **O11. Should a `GeneratedSequence` with zero `SequenceResident` values be + allowed?** Coherent, and the cheapest form of step 0b, but strictly slower than + static in production. Allow-and-warn, or reject outside tests? +- **O12. Where does `chunks(n)` live** โ€” on `Graph`, or a free function over + `.steps`? A method invites "what's the right n", which has no general answer. +- **O13. `flm/gemm` README line 58** claims A broadcasts from shim columns + 0/2/4/6. True today, pinned by nothing, and the placer sorts by fifo name. + Correct the doc or add the pin โ€” independent of this plan, but someone will + rely on it. +- **O14. Does `via=` belong on the interface at all,** given that pinning + constrains routing for everything else and `flm/gemm` has zero placement slack? + The weaker version โ€” publish and check, never constrain โ€” is most of the value + at none of the risk. Decide after step 3. +- **O15. Verify the shim BD wrap/stride caps** in the target model before + promising them to `tuning()` (ยง4). The `MAX_WRAP = 1023` FIXME depends on it. + +--- + +## 21. Looked at and dismissed | option | why not | |---|---| -| `Layer` + backend + `using()` + `infer` (exists on `ehunhoff/graph-capture-frontend`, incl. a 67-line `llama_model.py` and `iron/nn/`) | too much machinery; indirection the annotation model removes | +| Shape annotations on the design signature | the scope problem and everything in ยง18's second list; retained as the fallback if `__setattr__` collection proves worse than expected. ยง16 has the measurements | +| `Layer` + backend + `using()` + `infer` (exists on `ehunhoff/graph-capture-frontend`, incl. a 67-line `llama_model.py` and `iron/nn/`) | too much machinery; indirection the declaration model removes | | `forward()` on the model tree | llama-shaped; `iron/models/llama.py` is deliberately parameters-only | | Central `iron.shapes` registry of dim names | a global namespace of every dim any operator might use, edited per new operator | | Module-level `M, K = dims(...)` per design module | works (measured clean) but names each dim three times | -| `Annotated[In, Shape[M,K]]` | only buys mypy, which nobody here runs; keep as a mechanical fallback if that changes | -| Per-arg lambda `In[lambda p: (p.M, p.K)]` / `@shapes` decorator | noisy; and a deferred annotation *is* a lambda over a namespace, so this was the same mechanism spelled explicitly | +| `Annotated[In, Shape[M,K]]` | only buys mypy, which nobody here runs | +| Per-arg lambda `In[lambda p: (p.M, p.K)]` / `@shapes` decorator | noisy; a deferred annotation *is* a lambda over a namespace, so this was the same mechanism spelled explicitly | | `declare()` in the body + sentinel exception | control flow by exception | | String dim names `In["M", "K"]` | conditionals inexpressible; strings | | Reading `A.shape` inside the design | upstream `_TensorPlaceholder` poisons attribute access on purpose | -| A general inverse shape solver | no precedent in torch/JAX/ONNX/MLIR โ€” all go params->shapes. Reframed as lazy specialization (`LazyLinear`, `flax.linen.Dense`) | -| Symbolic unification of the existing `arg_spec` | superseded: the annotation *is* the symbolic form | -| `DispatchTime[T]` for llama's `cache_offset` | upstream forbids `full_elf=True` with unbound dispatch params; llama decode is full-ELF. Adopt the *annotation*, map to `ScratchpadParameter`. See memory note `project-dispatch-bridge-not-applicable` | +| A general inverse shape solver | no precedent in torch/JAX/ONNX/MLIR โ€” all go paramsโ†’shapes. Reframed as lazy specialization (`LazyLinear`, `flax.linen.Dense`) | +| Symbolic unification of the existing `arg_spec` | superseded: the declaration *is* the symbolic form | | Einops-style shape DSL | GEMM's own docstring: "any shape-expression language able to express it would have become Python again" | -| Killing GEMV's `num_batches` conditional | unnecessary โ€” conditionals work. See O4 | - -Not dismissed, never got a verdict: **ports-then-`yield`** โ€” declare `A = In(...)` -at the top of the body where the params *are* in scope, `yield` as a signature -barrier. Only real cost is one unusual idiom. +| Killing GEMV's `num_batches` conditional | unnecessary โ€” conditionals work in a method body (ยง3) | +| interface-then-`yield` in the design body | same scope fix, but adds a generator protocol, a purity rule for the pre-yield prefix, and drops tensor params from the signature | +| Synthesised dataclass fields | measured in ยง16 โ€” pyright rejects *valid* calls; `dataclass_transform` does not help | +| Per-call-site runtime values | not implementable: one scratchpad symbol per design; distinct symbols mean distinct designs | +| Two markers for scratchpad values (offset vs core-read) | same object, same mechanism; the distinction is in the design's use | +| Naming the tiers by role (`Scalar`/`Extent`/`Shape`) | abstractions over what the design does with a value; `shape` collides with flm.GEMM, and none of the three says what a change costs. ยง9 names the rebuilt artifact instead | +| Lazy compile + observe-and-deopt | `compile()` silently recompiling mid-run is the opposite of priority 13. Inference belongs only in the JIT path, where the call *is* the entry point | +| Keeping one `dispatch=` string | the combinations are a product, not a list, and partial fusion is not in the product at all. `"fused"` already means two different things depending on the device | +| A `Deployment` record with typed axes and presets | still enumerates blessed combinations; still cannot express `chunks(8)`; needed an eight-row legality table for facts two constructor signatures now carry | +| `Deployment` as a policy class hierarchy (today's `SequenceDispatch`) | scatters one matrix across five classes, and makes every error message a local decision | +| Comparing overlay/sequence **hashes** for compatibility | too crude in both directions โ€” irrelevant differences fail, and a moved RTP reader passes. ยง6 compares the ABI | +| `DispatchTime[T]` as the mechanism for llama's `cache_offset` | it regenerates the whole stream; a scratchpad write is a few words. It is now `SequenceResident` and is an *option*, measured as config Cb (ยง12), not the default | +| Treating `SequenceResident` as a special parameter kind | it is an argument to a `GeneratedSequence` | +| Leaving `has_dispatch` as the gate | makes "which kind of sequence is this" an inference rather than a decision | +| `tuning()` returning a `dict` | string keys, no pyright, and a runtime check for what `replace()` catches in the editor | +| Exposing raw aiecc flags on the primitives | `--expand-load-pdis` is not tuning โ€” without it the program links and hangs. `Inline()` carries the meaning, not the flag | +| `compare`/`reference` as dispatch modes | `compare` needs a boundary after every step, `reference` needs no device; both are structural facts their constructors now state | --- -## 7. Open questions - -- **O1. Field list: hand-written-and-verified, or generated into the source?** - Synthesis is ruled out by measurement. `@operator` verifies either way and - prints a diff on mismatch. A `--fix` mode that writes the block removes the - hand-typing without losing pyright. ~30 lines on top of the verifier. -- **O2. Design function module-level or an in-class `design` staticmethod?** - Module-level preserves the current file structure and keeps a 300-line function - out of the class body; in-class makes `@operator` argument-free. -- **O3. Where does the tier-3 opt-out live?** Per-operator attribute, env var, or - both. `access_count()` materialises a buffer-sized array โ€” llama's 2048-padded - attention buffers x32 heads is real build time. Possibly: bounds-check always, - full coverage below a size threshold. -- **O4. `num_batches` โ€” confirm rank-directed branch resolution.** It is both - branched on *and* the thing we want to infer. Options: pin it; delete the - conditional; or resolve the branch from operand rank first (recommended โ€” keeps - the conditional *and* infers, two deterministic passes). -- **O5. Prefill scope.** ~300 lines of CPU/NPU ping-pong need real operators - (masked softmax, attention context matmul, cache concat). Larger than the - authoring rewrite. Sequence it after decode? -- **O6. Which operators convert, in what order?** GEMV first as the pilot. Then? -- **O7. Branch or worktree**, to keep the 745 / 3165 baselines undisturbed. -- **O8. Upstreaming.** `Tuning[T]` is IRON-local for now, but it is a genuine gap - in mlir-aie next to `CompileTime`. Revisit once it has proven itself. +## 22. Carried risk, unrelated to this work ---- +**NPU decode output degrades after a few tokens** versus `llama_cpu.py` on the +same prompt and seed. Prefill reproduces exactly and the first tokens agree, then +the NPU drifts. + +Not the weight-naming refactor โ€” uploaded bytes are `torch.equal` for all 146 +parameters. Predates observation; `llama_npu.py` could not run on this host until +XRT 2.26. `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py` asserts only +`returncode == 0`, so it does not catch this, and **a rewritten llama will +inherit it and look guilty.** -## 8. Carried risk, unrelated to this work - -**NPU decode output degrades after a few tokens** vs `llama_cpu.py` on the same -prompt and seed. Prefill reproduces exactly and the first tokens agree, then the -NPU drifts. Not the weight-naming refactor โ€” uploaded bytes are `torch.equal` for -all 146 parameters. Predates observation; `llama_npu.py` could not run on this -host until XRT 2.26. `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py` asserts only -`returncode == 0`, so it does not catch this, and **a rewritten llama will inherit -it and look guilty**. Decision taken: snapshot the current token stream as a -before/after artifact and proceed. Cheapest real probe if revisited: compare NPU -vs CPU *logits* for one decode step rather than sampled tokens. +Decision taken: snapshot the current token stream as a before/after artifact and +proceed. Cheapest real probe if revisited: compare NPU vs CPU *logits* for one +decode step rather than sampled tokens. diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md deleted file mode 100644 index 4dfd3bd6b3..0000000000 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN_B.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,985 +0,0 @@ - - -# Plan B: interfaces on both sides โ€” the operator's host ABI, the overlay's device ABI - -Second draft plan, alternative to `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md` (Plan A). Same -priorities, same diagnosis, same authoring surface. It differs in three places: - -1. **where the shape declaration lives** โ€” in a method body, not in annotations, - which removes most of Plan A's machinery (ยง1); -2. **what a compiled operator *is*** โ€” an **overlay** and one or more **runtime - sequences**, built and packaged separately (ยง2, ยง7โ€“ยง9). Today this is one - opaque `dispatch="fused"|"separate"` string that bakes in four decisions and - makes two of them unrepresentable; -3. **the overlay publishes an interface too** (ยง3). A sequence is valid against - an overlay only if it agrees on shim bindings, resident symbols and buffer - sizes. IRON already does this agreement **by hand, in one operator, with a - comment explaining why it is fragile** โ€” ยง3 makes it a checked contract. - -Read Plan A ยง1 (priorities), ยง2 (diagnosis) and ยง8 (carried risk) first โ€” they -apply unchanged and are not repeated here. - -Three priorities are added, and they shape the whole document: - -> **Nothing works by accident.** Every contract is enforced by a check that names -> the mistake, the operator, and the fix. Where the hardware forces a -> restriction, the error explains the hardware reason. - -> **Overlay and runtime sequence are separable, and the model must say so.** -> A full ELF is one packaging option among several, not the shape of the system. -> llama must run with and without it, and with and without separately reusable -> sequences โ€” by composing different objects, not by rewriting the model. - -> **Types, not strings; primitives, not strategies.** Plan A priority 2 said "no -> string names" about buffers and weights; it applies to every value the model -> carries. A packaging choice is a *class*, not a string compared in an if-tree. -> A tuning result is a typed instance, not a `dict` of names. And the library -> ships the *tools* to say what happens at each dispatch boundary and each -> compile โ€” not a menu of blessed strategies with names like `"fused"`. - -### Vocabulary warning - -IRON and mlir-aie use **overlay** for different things. In this document an -*overlay* is the configured array โ€” per-core ELFs plus the CDO/PDI that loads -them โ€” which is the FPGA sense of the word and the sense used in "reusable -overlay". mlir-aie uses it narrowly, for the *control-packet routing* overlay -(`--generate-ctrl-pkt-overlay`, `@ctrl_pkt_overlay`, pass -`aie-generate-column-control-overlay`). Where this plan means that one it says -**control route**. Decision taken: keep `Overlay` for the IRON noun. - ---- - -## 1. The core idea - -Plan A's entire spelling problem โ€” deferred annotations, `localns`, free names, -module-level `Dim`s, pyright suppression, one-annotation-at-a-time evaluation, -branch-parameter retry โ€” exists to get a design's **parameter names into -annotation scope**. Python evaluates annotations in the *enclosing* scope. - -A method body doesn't have that problem. `self.M` is simply in scope. - -```python -@dataclass -class GEMV(MLIROperator): - """Matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B``, optionally batched.""" - - M: int - K: int - num_batches: int = 1 - num_aie_columns: Tuning[int] = 8 - tile_size_input: Tuning[int] = 4 - tile_size_output: Tuning[int] | None = None - - def interface(self): - """The host-visible ABI: buffers in call order, then runtime values.""" - self.A = In(self.num_batches, self.M, self.K) - self.B = In(self.num_batches, self.K) - self.C = Out(self.num_batches, self.M) - - def tuning(self, dev) -> "GEMV": - cols = self.num_aie_columns or dev.cols - if self.M % cols: - raise Untunable(f"M={self.M} does not divide across {cols} columns on {dev}") - return replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_output=self.M // cols) - - def reference(self, A, B): - return A @ B -``` - -Conditional shapes are ordinary Python: - -```python - self.B = In(self.N, self.K) if self.b_col_maj else In(self.K, self.N) -``` - -**Field annotations still carry meaning.** A plain field is compile-time; -`Tuning[T]` marks a knob. Both are real dataclass fields, so pyright checks -`GEMV(M="2048")`, missing arguments and bogus kwargs โ€” which Plan A ยง5 measured -as the most valuable static checks, and which synthesised fields destroy. - -**`tuning()` returns an instance, not a `dict`.** `dataclasses.replace` is -checked by pyright against the real field list, so "tuning set a knob that -doesn't exist" and "tuning set a compile-time field it has no business setting" -are both static errors. In Plan A and in earlier drafts of this one, that was a -runtime check against `dict` keys; it is now T1 and costs nothing. - -### Names without strings - -`MLIROperator.__setattr__` records interface assignments in declaration order, as -`nn.Module` does for parameters. **The attribute name becomes the name**, so -diagnostics say `'A'` and `'output_offset'` without anyone typing a string, and -`output_offset_parameter="cache_offset"` disappears. - -This is the one piece of magic in the plan. It is paid for by E1โ€“E3 in ยง11. - ---- - -## 2. What a compiled operator actually is - -Everything below rests on this section. The claims are read out of the toolchain, -not assumed. - -`aiecc`'s own dependency graph (`aiecc --emit-dot`) splits at the tail. Up to -`physical_with_elfs.mlir` both modes are identical; after it: - -| half | artifacts | a function of | **not** a function of | -|---|---|---|---| -| **overlay** โ€” the configured array | `elfs_{0}.elf` (one per core), `cdo_{0}` โ†’ `{0}.pdi`; in xclbin packaging also `memTopology/kernels/partition_{0}.json` โ†’ `aie.xclbin` | the design, its compile-time params, the device | the call order, the buffer bindings, any runtime value | -| **sequence** โ€” the instruction stream | `npu_seq_{0}.mlir` โ†’ `npu_program_{0}.bin` โ†’ `insts_{0}.bin` (or `npu_insts_full_elf_{0}.bin` + `full_elf_{0}.ctrlpkt.bin` on the ELF path) | the overlay it targets, the steps in it, the overlay's ABI (ยง3) | the *contents* of any buffer | - -The XRT dispatch ABI makes the split visible, and makes clear why the ELF path -gives it up: - -```python -# xclbin: the sequence is argument 1. Swappable per call. -kernel(3, insts_bo, insts_bytes, *buffers) # hostruntime.py:331 - -# full ELF: buffers only. There is no instruction-buffer slot at all. -for i, buf in enumerate(buffers): - run.set_arg(i, buf) # hostruntime.py:344-371 -``` - -Upstream's runtime already caches the two halves independently โ€” `hw_context` -keyed on `(xclbin_path, mtime)` (`hostruntime.py:817`), the instruction BO keyed -separately on `(insts_path, mtime)` (`:586-602`). **That is the structural basis -for one overlay and many sequences, and it exists today.** IRON already exploits -it in `SeparateDispatch`, which builds one `NPUKernel` per operator all pointing -at one chained xclbin, differing only by kernel name and insts path -(`iron/common/sequence.py:877-894`). - -The full-ELF path collapses the split by construction: `hw_context` comes from -`pyxrt.elf` and is keyed on `(elf_path, mtime)` (`hostruntime.py:713`), the -kernel name is `":"`, and no instruction cache is kept at all. - -### Three degrees of sequence reuse - -| level | what is reused | cost of a new sequence | available | -|---|---|---|---| -| **L1 โ€” separate files** | the overlay's `hw_context`, across sequences in one process | a full `aiecc` run (both halves) | **now**; `SeparateDispatch` does it | -| **L2 โ€” separate compiles** | the overlay's *compilation* | one `aiecc` run of the sequence half only | **no** โ€” `--sequence-name`/`--device-name` exist as aiecc flags but nothing in Python drives them, and `--xclbin-input` needs a fresh run per kernel. Upstream ask; O8 | -| **L3 โ€” host-generated** | everything; the sequence is built in-process | microseconds, no aiecc, via a prebuilt `dispatch-.so` | **now**, as the dispatch bridge โ€” xclbin packaging only. ยง8 | - -**L3 already delivers what L2 is wanted for**, in the case where only scalars -change between sequences โ€” which is llama's case. That is why ยง8 makes it a -sequence *type* rather than a footnote. - -### How the overlay reaches the array - -`aiex.configure` lowers to load-PDI firmware instructions, and -`ExpandMode = {none, write32, ctrlpkt}` (`AIEXAttrs.td:41-42`) decides what those -become. This is a property of the **sequence**, because it determines what ends -up in the instruction stream: - -| mode | mechanism | consequence | -|---|---|---| -| `Pdi` (`none`) | `load_pdi` against a PDI packaged in the image | the image must carry the PDI; the sequence alone cannot configure the array | -| `Inline` (`write32`) | `--expand-load-pdis` rewrites it to `write32`/`blockwrite` **inside the instruction stream** | the sequence is self-configuring. Bigger: 99,768 bytes against 70,936 on a two-step graph (`jit_compile.py:231-237`) โ€” and the smaller one is a different, broken program, not a tuning win | -| `CtrlPkt` | `--load-pdi-to-ctrl-pkt`; config streamed as control packets over a control route | implies `--generate-ctrl-pkt-overlay`; mutually exclusive with `--expand-load-pdis` | - -`Inline` is the load-bearing one. It is what lets a runtime sequence carry its -own array configuration; IRON already forces it for every fused ELF and the -device hangs without it. It is also, per ยง8, exactly what the dispatch bridge -needs โ€” a convergence neither side currently knows about. - ---- - -## 3. The overlay has an interface too - -`interface()` is the operator's **host** ABI. An overlay has a symmetric -**device** ABI, and a sequence is valid against an overlay only if it agrees on -it. Comparing content hashes โ€” the earlier draft's check โ€” is a crude proxy: two -builds can hash differently for irrelevant reasons while agreeing perfectly, or -hash-match on the recipe while the core that reads a resident value has moved. - -```python -@dataclass(frozen=True) -class ShimBinding: - arg: int # runtime_sequence argument index - tile: Tile # shim column, row 0 - direction: Direction # MM2S (enters the array) | S2MM (leaves it) - channel: int # 0..1 - -@dataclass(frozen=True) -class ResidentSymbol: - name: str - address: int - readers: tuple[Tile, ...] - -class Overlay: - hash: str - bindings: tuple[ShimBinding, ...] # which shim/channel each buffer uses - residents: tuple[ResidentSymbol, ...] # RTP scratchpad layout + who reads it - sizes: tuple[int, ...] # expected memref element counts -``` - -**None of this needs new tooling โ€” it is already on disk**, and two of the three -files are ones IRON already opens: - -| field | source | who reads it today | -|---|---|---| -| `bindings` | `input_with_addresses.mlir` | IRON reads this file already, for trace layout (`sequence.py:779`, `tracing_utils.py:68`) โ€” but never for bindings | -| `residents` | `params.txt`, from `--get-scratchpad-parameters` | `ParameterScratchpad`, `sequence.py:731-757` | -| `sizes` | `parse_dma_sizes` on `input_with_addresses.mlir` | `CompilableDesign.validate_tensor_args` | - -Bindings are a two-hop join inside one file. Real generated output from -`build/FLM_GEMM_M1024_K10240_N2560_tn64_ma32_emf_conv_even_npu2.mlir.d/input_with_addresses.mlir`: - -```mlir -// :5453 arg index -> memref -aie.runtime_sequence(%arg0: memref<10485760xbf16>, - %arg1: memref<3276800x!aiex.bfp<"v8bfp16ebs8">>, - %arg2: memref<2621440xbf16>) - -// :5650+ arg -> symbol, via the dma_bd operand -%0 = aiex.dma_configure_task_for @B_L3L2_0_shim_alloc { aie.dma_bd(%arg1 : ...) } - -// :6731+ symbol -> (tile, direction, channel) -aie.shim_dma_allocation @A_L3L2_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_0_0, MM2S, 0) -aie.shim_dma_allocation @B_L3L2_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_0_0, MM2S, 1) -aie.shim_dma_allocation @C_L2L3_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_3_0, S2MM, 0) -aie.shim_dma_allocation @C_L2L3_3_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_1_0, S2MM, 0) -``` - -Note the scramble on `C`: logical fifo `_0` lands in column 3, `_3` in column 1. -Pure placer output, no author intent โ€” and the placer sorts fifos **by name** -(`program.py:162`), so renaming a fifo silently permutes the bindings. That is -the reuse hazard in one line, and it is invisible today. - -Neither `params.txt` nor `kernels_main.json` carries bindings, so -`input_with_addresses.mlir` is the only source. - -### Existence proof: IRON already does this agreement by hand - -`iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt` is a sequence written against an overlay someone -else compiled โ€” a **downloaded xclbin**. It works only because the author -hand-matched the shim bindings, in the only place in the tree that pins a -channel (`design.py:109-116`): - -```python -shim = [aie.tile(c, 0) for c in range(COLS)] -for r in range(ROWS): - aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"A_{r}", shim[A_SOURCE_COL[r]], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 0) -for c in range(COLS): - aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"B_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 1) - aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"C_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.S2MM, 0) -``` - -with the reason at `:49-51` โ€” *"Unlike flm.gemm โ€” which lets the placer choose โ€” -this must match the placement baked into the downloaded xclbin."* - -And the failure of the contract is recorded too, at `:24-27`: - -> `iron.operators.flm.gemm` is a port of this overlayโ€ฆ Its own instruction stream -> still cannot drive this xclbin: it writes no runtime parameters, and **its -> lowering puts B on MM2S channel 0 in the odd columns.** - -That is a sequence that cannot drive an overlay, diagnosed by hand and written -into a comment. `Overlay.bindings` plus E23 turns it into a message. - -### Constraining a binding - -Verified controllable, end to end. The pin goes on the ObjectFifo handle that the -`Runtime` receives (`objectfifo.py:260-351`; it takes effect at -`runtime/runtime.py:301-305`): - -```python -of_c.cons(tile=Tile(1, 0), channel=0) # col 1, row 0 = shim -``` - -**Direction is not spelled, and must not be.** It follows from which end sits at -the shim: `.prod()` โ‡’ `MM2S` (enters), `.cons()` โ‡’ `S2MM` (leaves) -(`iron/dataflow/flow.py:48-57`). Which means `In`/`Out` in `interface()` already -carries it, and the operator-level spelling needs only column and channel: - -```python - def interface(self): - self.A = In(self.M, self.K) # placer assigns - self.C = Out(self.M, via=Shim(col=1, channel=0)) # this one is pinned -``` - -The design passes the constraint through to `.cons(tile=, channel=)`; if it -forgets, the post-compile read-back of `input_with_addresses.mlir` catches it -(E29). So the design does not have to be trusted โ€” it has to be *checked*. - -### What the hardware allows, and what nobody has exercised - -- **2 MM2S + 2 S2MM per shim tile**, on npu1 and npu2 alike. Device-wide that is - 16 MM2S on npu2, 8 on npu1. IRON already wraps the query as - `get_shim_dma_limit` (`iron/common/utils.py:7-19`) and guards on it - (`operator_bases.py:70-75`). The accessor is - `get_num_source_shim_mux_connections`, **not** `get_num_*_switchbox_connections` - โ€” the latter returns 0 for `DMA` on row 0, because the shim DMA hangs off the - shim mux. Easy trap; worth a comment wherever it is used. -- **Existing pins.** `gemm/op.py:1021-1026` and `mha/op.py:927-932` pin shim - *tiles*; `mem_copy/op.py:352-355` explicitly opts out with - `RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile)`. Only `mm_prebuilt` pins a channel. -- **`channel=` is unexercised.** Zero call sites in IRON, and no Python-side - validation that `channel < 2` โ€” an out-of-range value fails deep in lowering or - not at all. E30 validates it at `interface()` time against the target model. -- **Re-pinning raises rather than merges** (`objectfifo.py:293-302`), comparing - by `(col, row)` because `Tile.__eq__` is identity-based (`device/tile.py:107-110`). -- **Pinning constrains everything else's routing.** `flm/gemm` has zero placement - slack โ€” *"the memtiles pack to exactly 512 KB"* (`design.py:516-517`) โ€” so - adding shim pins there will surface "number of input DMA channel exceeded" - rather than just working. Constraint is a tool, not a default. - -**Correction to a standing belief:** `flm/gemm` does *not* demonstrate shim -control. Its one placement pin is a **memtile** (`design.py:523-533`, -`tile=Tile(c, 1)`), with a comment saying everything else is left to the placer. -Its README claims A broadcasts from columns 0/2/4/6 (`README.md:58`); that is -what the placer currently produces, but nothing pins it, and the name-sorted -placer can move it. That line should be corrected or the pin should be added โ€” -tracked as O13, independent of this plan. - ---- - -## 4. Lifecycle - -```python -op = GEMV(M=2048, K=2048) # __init__ -> interface(). Cheap. No validation, no MLIR. -op = op.specialize(dev) # run tuning(), bind device, validate -ov = Overlay(op, dev) # core ELFs + PDI; publishes bindings/residents/sizes (ยง3) -seq = StaticSequence(ov, op) # TXN / insts, written against ov's ABI -net = Xclbin(ov, seq).load(dev) -net(A, B, C) -``` - -The `specialize` split is load-bearing, not cosmetic. Today validation is spread -between `__post_init__` and five asserts inside `my_matvec`. Moving it to -`specialize()` is what lets `__init__` tolerate **symbols**, which is how -inference works: - -```python -probe = GEMV(M=Sym("M"), K=Sym("K"), num_batches=Sym("b")) # interface only, nothing validated -unify(probe.interface, operand_shapes) # -> {M: 2048, K: 2048, b: 1} -op = GEMV(M=2048, K=2048, num_batches=1) # construct for real -``` - -A symbol only has to survive *construction*, never a branch or an arithmetic -operation. That is why `num_batches` โ€” which in Plan A is both branched on and -inferred, and needs rank-directed branch resolution (Plan A O4) โ€” is simply not a -problem here. - -**Honest caveat on `Overlay` / `Sequence`.** Today `aiecc` emits both halves from -one invocation, so constructing both is *one* build underneath. What the plan -buys immediately is that the halves are **named, published and checked -separately** (ยง3) โ€” which is L1, and which is what packaging needs in order to -reuse a `hw_context` across sequences. Splitting the *compile* is L2 and needs -upstream (O8). The API is shaped for L2 now so that landing it later is not a -signature change. - ---- - -## 5. The design consumes the interface - -```python -def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, num_batches, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, ...): - A, B, C = interface - L1_A_ty = np.ndarray[(tile_size_input, K), bf16] - ... - rt = Runtime(sequence, [A, B, C, *fifo_endpoints]) -``` - -`L3_A_ty` / `L3_B_ty` / `L3_C_ty` disappear โ€” they *were* the duplicate. One -declaration in `interface()`, consumed by the design, enforced by identity (E7). - -**Known divergence from upstream.** mlir-aie's `@iron.jit` convention is -`def design(a: In, b: Out, *, N: CompileTime[int])`, classified by -`split_params()`. Here the design takes the interface positionally instead. That -is defensible โ€” an IRON design is an internal function called by an operator, not -a user-facing jit entry point โ€” but it is a real divergence, and ยง8 shows it has -a concrete consequence for `SequenceResident` values. See O4. - ---- - -## 6. Runtime values: named by what rebuilds - -A value that changes at runtime has to live somewhere, and where it lives decides -what a change costs. The declaration says *where*, so the cost is legible at the -declaration site: - -```python - def interface(self): - self.src = In(self.n_kv_groups, self.head_dim) - self.dst = Out(self.n_kv_groups, self.seq_len, self.head_dim) - - self.output_offset = HostResident(np.int32) # in a buffer the device reads - self.n_tokens = SequenceResident(np.int32) # in the instruction stream - # a plain dataclass field is OverlayResident # in the array configuration -``` - -| tier | lives in | changing it rebuilds | cost | -|---|---|---|---| -| `HostResident` | a resident BO the device reads (`aiex.scratchpad_parameter`) | **nothing** | a few words + a sync | -| `SequenceResident` | the instruction stream | the **Sequence** | stream regen + BO alloc per call | -| `OverlayResident` (a plain field) | the array configuration | the **Overlay** | a full compile โ€” 8โ€“12 ms/token if done per value (`project_patch_elf_measured`) | - -Each tier is named for the artifact ยง2 defines, so "why is this slow" answers -itself and the error message needs no translation: - -``` -n_tokens is SequenceResident, so changing it rebuilds the Sequence -(stream regen + BO alloc per call). Declare it HostResident to make it free, -or as a plain field to bake it into the Overlay. -``` - -Deliberately **not** reusing upstream's `DispatchTime` for the middle tier: -upstream's `DispatchTime` *is* `SequenceResident`, and naming the free tier -anything with "dispatch" in it next to that would be a trap. - -Verified that `HostResident` is genuinely free and genuinely powerful: -`strided_copy/op.py:174-189` passes a `ScratchpadParameter` as `offset_parameter=` -to `.fill()`/`.drain()` with `sync_parameters()` in the sequence โ€” so it drives -DMA offsets, under full ELF. That is why llama's `cache_offset` works today -(`llama_npu.py:1101-1104`), and llama needs nothing above the bottom tier. - -### Choosing a tier - -The author declares the tier. There is **no lazy compile and no silent deopt** โ€” -`compile()` compiles, using the declared tiers as written. - -Inference belongs only where the call *is* the entry point and compiling on the -first call is the whole contract: - -```python -# compile-on-demand: eager, declared tiers used as written. No inference. -net = decode.compile(dev) - -# JIT: values are in hand at the call, so specializing a SequenceResident that -# only ever takes one value to an OverlayResident constant is expected, not sneaky. -@iron.jit -def decode_step(x, offset): ... -``` - -A JIT that specializes must still be driven by **cardinality**, not by "it has -not changed yet". `cache_offset` takes one distinct value per token, unbounded; -specializing it is exactly the `patch_elf` disaster at 8โ€“12 ms/token. - -### Sharing is forced by the hardware, so make it explicit - -A `HostResident` is **one named device symbol per design**. A fused sequence that -reuses one `StridedCopy` across 32 layers has one symbol, written once per token. -llama relies on this today and it happens to be correct only because all 32 -layers want the same value. - -Per-call-site values are not implementable on this mechanism โ€” distinct symbols -would mean distinct designs, i.e. 32 compiled variants. So the contract is: **a -runtime value belongs to the operator instance, and reuse means sharing.** Stated, -documented, and checked (E10), not inherited. - -```python -offset = g.param(np.int32) -for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): - g(StridedCopy.tuned(output_offset=offset), k, kc[i]) -... -net[offset] = n * cfg.head_dim -``` - -Binding the same handle at many call sites is explicit sharing and legal. Binding -*different* handles to one operator instance is the accident, and it is an error -(E10). - -### The shape invariant - -**A shape may reference compile-time fields only** โ€” never a `Tuning` knob, a -`HostResident`, or a `SequenceResident`. One logical reason (the resolution -pipeline `shapes -> compile params -> tuning -> construct` would cycle) and one -physical (a shape must be an `int` at build time). Upstream already enforces it -loudly for the middle tier: `_DispatchParameter` poisons `__index__`, `__bool__`, -arithmetic and comparisons (`markers.py:150-159`). IRON enforces the same for -`Tuning` and `HostResident` (E4, E5). - ---- - -## 7. Primitives, not strategies - -Today `dispatch="fused"|"separate"` is one string carrying four decisions. An -earlier draft of this plan replaced it with a four-axis `Deployment` record and a -set of named presets. That is the same mistake at higher resolution: it still -enumerates blessed combinations, and it still cannot express *partial* fusion, -which is the case that motivated the exercise. - -**So there is no `Deployment` and there are no mode names.** There are four -constructors. - -```python -class Sequence: - """One entry point's instruction stream, written against one overlay's ABI.""" - overlay: Overlay - steps: tuple[Step, ...] - configure: Configure # Pdi() | Inline() | CtrlPkt(); derived, overridable - -class StaticSequence(Sequence): - """insts.bin from aiecc --get-npu-insts. Read once, cached on (path, mtime).""" - -class GeneratedSequence(Sequence): - """dispatch-.so from --npu-cpp-emit-dispatch-shim. Called per dispatch.""" - params: tuple[SequenceResident, ...] - -class Elf(Image): - def __init__(self, overlay: Overlay, sequence: StaticSequence): ... -class Xclbin(Image): - def __init__(self, overlay: Overlay, *sequences: Sequence): ... -``` - -Read the two `Image` signatures: they carry the legality story the earlier draft -needed a table for. - -- **`Elf` takes exactly one sequence, and it must be static.** A full ELF has no - instruction-buffer argument to swap a per-call stream into - (`hostruntime.py:344-371`), so `Elf(ov, generated)` is a **pyright error**, not - a runtime one. "`SequenceResident` โ‡’ xclbin" stops being a rule and becomes a - type. -- **`Xclbin` takes any number of sequences.** That is the chained-xclbin reality: - one image, N kernels, one shared `hw_context` (`sequence.py:877-894`). The - asymmetry between the two constructors is real and is now in the signature - instead of buried in a policy class. - -### Dispatch boundaries are structure, not a mode - -The old `schedule="fused"|"stepped"` axis is gone, because it was never a mode โ€” -it was a question about **where the host regains control**, and that is a -property of how you carve the graph into sequences. - -```python -decode = g.build() # -> Graph, with .steps -ov = Overlay(decode, dev) - -# one sequence: one dispatch, host sees nothing in between -Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)) - -# one sequence per operator: today's "separate" -Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps]) - -# partial: four dispatches, eight layers each. Not expressible today at all. -Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, c) for c in decode.chunks(8)]) -``` - -The third form is what justifies the rework. It is also how a graph too large for -one instruction stream gets split, and how a host-side operation is interleaved -without giving up fusion everywhere else. - -### What is derived, and what the user says - -| decision | default | why | -|---|---|---| -| `Sequence.configure` | `Inline()` if the sequence spans more than one device configuration, else `Pdi()` | a multi-config sequence *cannot* work with `Pdi()`. Overridable to `CtrlPkt()`, which has no automatic answer | -| which `Image` | `Elf` on NPU2 with one static sequence, `Xclbin` otherwise | today's `AutoDispatch`, kept as a **function returning a composed object**, not a mode anything branches on | -| `Sequence` subclass | `StaticSequence` unless the steps declare `SequenceResident` values | declaring one *is* the request for a generated sequence | -| shim bindings | the placer assigns | ยง3; constrain per-buffer with `via=`, verified post-compile (E29) | - -Every default is a one-line function over the primitives, so a user who wants -something else calls the constructor directly. Nothing downstream asks "which -mode am I in". - -### What survives as runtime checks - -Types cover most of it. What remains: - -| check | when | reason | -|---|---|---| -| `Elf(ov, ...)` where `ov.device` is NPU1 | `Elf.__init__` | NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch (`sequence.py:128-133`) | -| sequence's ABI disagrees with the overlay's | `Image.__init__` | ยง3 โ€” names the binding, not just a hash | -| `GeneratedSequence` whose lowering leaves >1 runtime sequence | build | inherited from `_check_runtime_sequence_abi` | -| `CtrlPkt()` and `Inline()` together | build | mutually exclusive aiecc flags | - ---- - -## 8. `StaticSequence` vs `GeneratedSequence` - -### The gate today is a side effect, not a decision - -```python -has_dispatch = bool(self.dispatch_params) -... -inst_path = None if has_dispatch else kernel_dir / "insts.bin" -compiler_options.append("--get=npu_lowered.mlir") if has_dispatch -npu_cpp_path = kernel_dir / "dispatch_gen.cpp" if has_dispatch -npu_cpp_emit_dispatch_shim = has_dispatch -dispatch_so_path = compile_dispatch_bridge(...) if has_dispatch -``` - -Five build decisions keyed off "does any value happen to be dynamic". Which kind -of sequence you get is not expressible; it is inferred. - -### Both kinds land in the same slot - -```python -# StaticSequence -- insts.bin read from disk, cached on (path, mtime) -insts_bo = runtime._read_insts_cached(seq.insts_path) - -# GeneratedSequence -- dispatch-.so called host-side -insts = seq.bridge.generate([cache_offset, softmax_vector_size]) -insts_bo = allocate_cacheable_bo(insts) # hostruntime.py:299-312 - -# identical from here -kernel(3, insts_bo, insts_bytes, *buffers) # hostruntime.py:331 -``` - -`GeneratedSequence` is not a different dispatch path; it is a different -**producer** for argument 1, and `SequenceResident` values are that producer's -**arguments**. A `GeneratedSequence` with zero of them is coherent; it needs -`has_dispatch` widened to `has_dispatch or generated`, and the existing ABI check -already tolerates it (`len(c_types) != len(dispatch_params)`, and `0 == 0` -passes). Whether to allow it in production is O11. - -### The convergence nobody has noticed - -```python -if len(sequences) != 1: - raise DispatchCompileError( - f"dispatch bridge requires exactly one runtime_sequence; found {len(sequences)}.") -if requires_pdi_resources: # any aiex.npu.load_pdi survived lowering - raise DispatchCompileError( - "The Python dispatch runtime cannot supply load_pdi resources. " - "Use aiecc --get-npu-cpp with a native host that packages the " - "referenced PDIs, or specialize all dispatch parameters and use full_elf=True.") -``` - -That second message assumes the only escape is full ELF. **IRON's fused path -already takes the other escape without knowing it**: `Inline()` -(`--expand-load-pdis`) rewrites every `load_pdi` into `write32`/`blockwrite` -inside the stream, so `requires_pdi_resources` should be false by construction. -The same flag a multi-step sequence cannot run without is the flag the dispatch -bridge needs. Confirming that is step 0b (ยง9). - -### The declaration tension this creates - -`CompilableDesign` derives `dispatch_params` by **introspecting the design's -signature**, keyword-only. Plan B's design takes the interface positionally: - -```python -def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, ...): - A, B, C, n_tokens = interface - rt = Runtime(seq, fn_args=[A, B, C, n_tokens]) # nothing here says DispatchTime -``` - -```python -# (a) the design declares them too; interface() is checked against it. -# Costs a second declaration -- exactly what this plan exists to delete. -def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, *, n_tokens: DispatchTime[np.int32]): ... - -# (b) @operator synthesizes an annotated wrapper from interface(). More magic. - -# (c) IRON supplies the classification directly; interface() stays the single -# source of truth. Plain attributes -- just derived in __init__ today. -CompilableDesign(gen, dispatch_params=["n_tokens"], dispatch_param_types=[np.int32]) -``` - -**Recommended: (c)**, as a small upstream ask, with an IRON subclass in the -meantime. It is also the only option that keeps the strings out โ€” the list is -generated from the recorded interface members rather than typed. (a) is the -fallback, degrading to a drift check rather than a correctness hole. - -Inherited free either way: `_DispatchParameter._bind` (`markers.py:140-146`) -already enforces "forwarded exactly once into `Runtime(seq, fn_args=[...])`". - -### The cost to measure - -`GeneratedSequence` copies a fresh `uint32` array out of the `.so` per call -(`_dispatch_bridge.py:144-192`) and allocates a new cacheable BO per call -(`hostruntime.py:299-312`). Against a `HostResident` write โ€” a few words into a -resident BO โ€” the prior is that generated **loses** on latency. The point of -making it a type is that the answer becomes a number, and that it buys what a -scratchpad cannot: changing DMA *sizes and strides*, not just offsets. - ---- - -## 9. llama four ways โ€” the acceptance criterion - -**Test fixtures, not API.** The model code above `decode = g.build()` is -identical in all four. - -```python -decode = g.build() -ov = Overlay(decode, dev) # shared by all four - -net = Elf(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # A -net = Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps]).load(dev) # B -net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # Ca -net = Xclbin(ov, GeneratedSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # Cb -``` - -| | image | sequences | kind | dispatches/token | | -|---|---|---|---|---|---| -| **A** | `Elf` | 1 | static | 1 | today's path; the baseline. NPU2 only | -| **B** | `Xclbin` | ~15 | static | ~15 | today; runs on NPU1. Overlay shared across every step | -| **Ca** | `Xclbin` | 1 | static | 1 | **one overlay, one reusable insts.bin** | -| **Cb** | `Xclbin` | 1 | generated | 1 | per-token scalars with no scratchpad | - -A fifth โ€” `decode.chunks(8)`, four sequences of eight layers โ€” costs nothing -extra to express and is unreachable today. - -### Ca carries the shared risk - -The fused MLIR emits `aiex.configure`/`aiex.run` per step -(`compilation/sequence.py:219-297`), which under `Inline()` expands into -`write32`/`blockwrite` inside the instruction stream โ€” at which point the -xclbin's packaged PDI is needed only to establish the partition. That *should* -make Ca work. Nothing in the tree does it, and `_fuse_as_children` forces -`_iron_full_elf=False` on children for a related-but-different reason -(`jit_compile.py:142-160`), the failure mode being a link that succeeds and a -device that hangs with `ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT`. - -### Cb adds two constraints on top - -- **exactly one `aie.runtime_sequence` survives into `npu_lowered.mlir`.** The - fused module starts with one per child device plus `main:sequence`. - `aie-materialize-runtime-sequences` inlines `aiex.run` callees but the pass - description does not say whether the callees are **erased**. -- **no `aiex.npu.load_pdi` survives.** Should hold under `Inline()`. - -### Step 0: settle both before writing any model code - -```bash -# 0a -- the shared risk. Two-operator fused graph, full_elf=False. -aiecc ... --expand-load-pdis --get-xclbin --get-npu-insts ... -# dispatch via opcode 3; it either runs or it hangs. - -# 0b -- Cb's two extra constraints, same build plus: -aiecc ... --get=npu_lowered.mlir --get-npu-cpp --npu-cpp-emit-dispatch-shim ... -grep -c 'aie.runtime_sequence' /npu_lowered.mlir # must be 1 -grep -c 'aiex.npu.load_pdi' /npu_lowered.mlir # must be 0 -``` - -An afternoon each. If 0a hangs, the primitives survive unchanged โ€” `Xclbin` with -one multi-step sequence has no legal construction, llama-without-ELF means config -B only, and Ca/Cb defer behind an upstream fix. - -### What to measure once they run - -Per-token latency A vs B vs Ca vs Cb, plus `chunks(8)`; build time and artifact -size; and for Cb, host-side regeneration cost per token against the -`HostResident` write it replaces. Per `project_npu_bimodal_timing`: interleave -the configurations, โ‰ฅ8 rounds โ€” a non-interleaved min-of-medians has fabricated a -5% "win" here before. - ---- - -## 10. Harnesses compose too - -What `compare` actually requires is **a boundary after every step** โ€” a list of -single-step sequences, not a mode: - -```python -probs = Reference(decode).run(inputs) # never receives an overlay - -net = Compare(ov, [StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps], - rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2).load(dev) -``` - -`Compare` cannot be handed one multi-step sequence, because there would be -nowhere to interrupt โ€” structural rather than documented. `Reference` never -receives an overlay, so "reference compiles nothing" is likewise in the -signature. - ---- - -## 11. Enforcement matrix - -**T1** static, **T2** import/registration, **T3** specialize, **T4** build, -**T5** compose/load, **T6** hardware. - -| id | mistake | when | mechanism | -|---|---|---|---| -| E1 | a name assigned twice, or conditionally | T2 | `__setattr__` records; `interface()` replayed, each name assigned exactly once | -| E2 | an interface member assigned outside `interface()` | T2 | `__setattr__` rejects these types outside the `interface()` call frame | -| E3 | count/order disagrees with the design | T4 | identity check against `Runtime` fn_args (E7) | -| E4 | a shape reads a `Tuning` knob | T2 | symbolic probe run twice under **different tuning**; the interface must be identical | -| E5 | a shape reads a `HostResident`/`SequenceResident` | T2 | poisoned `__index__` raises, naming the value | -| E6 | `interface()` doesn't survive symbols | T2 | symbolic smoke construction at registration | -| E7 | the design re-declares types instead of consuming the interface | T4 | the first N `Runtime` fn_args must be the *same objects* as the declared members | -| E8 | `reference()` arity disagrees with the `In` members | T2 | signature check | -| E9 | `tuning()` sets a field that doesn't exist, or a non-`Tuning` one | **T1** | `dataclasses.replace` return type; pyright | -| E10 | one operator instance bound to two different value handles | T2 (graph build) | recorded per instance; error explains one-symbol-per-design | -| E11 | a `HostResident` never written before dispatch | T6 | sync-time check on the handle | -| E12 | no legal tuning for this shape/device | T3 | `Untunable`, raised by `tuning()` | -| E13 | a `GeneratedSequence` packaged into an `Elf` | **T1** | `Elf.__init__(self, overlay, sequence: StaticSequence)`; pyright | -| E14 | `Overlay`/`Sequence` built before `specialize()` | T3/T4 | state machine on the base class | -| E15 | a declared tensor never forwarded to `Runtime` | T4 | fn_args inspection | -| E16 | an `Out` never drained, an `In` never filled | T4 | sequence inspection | -| E17 | DMA addresses past the end of a declared buffer | T4 | `access_order()` max vs `prod(shape)` | -| E18 | part of an `Out` never written | T4 | `access_count() == 0` โ€” silent garbage | -| E19 | part of an `In` never read | T4 | `access_count() == 0` | -| E20 | an `Out` written twice | T4 | `access_count() > 1` | -| E21 | wrong type / missing arg / bogus kwarg at construction | T1 | pyright on real dataclass fields | -| E22 | the kernel computes the wrong thing | T6 | `reference()` โ€” the only oracle | -| E23 | a sequence composed against an overlay it does not match | T5 | ยง3 ABI comparison; names the disagreeing **binding or symbol**, not a hash | -| E24 | `Elf` on NPU1 | T5 | `Elf.__init__`, from `overlay.device` | -| E25 | `Inline()` and `CtrlPkt()` requested together | T4 | mutually exclusive aiecc flags | -| E26 | a `SequenceResident` declared but never forwarded to `Runtime` | T4 | inherited: `_DispatchParameter._bind` | -| E27 | a `GeneratedSequence` whose lowering leaves >1 runtime sequence | T4 | inherited: `_check_runtime_sequence_abi`, re-raised naming the sequence | -| E28 | `Compare` handed a multi-step sequence | T1 | its constructor takes a list of sequences | -| E29 | a `via=Shim(...)` constraint the design didn't honour | T4 | read `input_with_addresses.mlir` back; compare to the declared constraint | -| E30 | `via=Shim(channel=2)` โ€” past the hardware limit | T2 | 2 per direction per shim tile, from the target model. **Unvalidated today at any layer** | -| E31 | more shim endpoints than the device has | T3 | `get_shim_dma_limit` โ€” already exists, already used; extend to the graph | - -T4 uses `TensorAccessPattern`'s `tensor_dims`, `offset`, `sizes`, `strides`, -`access_order()`, `access_count()`, `compare_access_orders()`. These are only -*meaningful* because the TAPs are built against the same objects the shapes came -from; today the shape in `arg_spec` and the `tensor_dims` in the TAPs come from -different places, so comparing them proves nothing. - -T4 runs on every build unless disabled, with a size threshold that degrades to -bounds-checking-only for very large buffers (`access_count()` materialises a -buffer-sized array). See O3. - -**E9, E13 and E28 are T1** as a direct result of ยง1's `replace()` and ยง7's -constructor signatures โ€” each was a runtime check in an earlier draft. That is -the payoff of "types, not strings". - -**E29โ€“E31 are the ยง3 rows**, and E30 is the one that catches a real gap: nothing -in IRON or mlir-aie validates a pinned channel against the 2-per-direction limit -today, and there are zero call sites to have noticed. - -**Not enforceable without a test:** the math (E22), and access *order* โ€” coverage -can be complete while the permutation is wrong. - ---- - -## 12. Authoring - -```python -with capture(model) as g: - x = g.input((1, cfg.emb_dim)) - offset = g.param(np.int32) - kc = [g.state((cfg.n_kv_groups, MAX, cfg.head_dim)) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers)] - - for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): - h = g(RMSNorm, x, blk.norm1.weight) - q = g(RoPE, g(GEMV, blk.attn.q.weight, h), angles) - ... -decode = g.build() -net = decode.compile(dev) # composes the ยง7 defaults -net[x] = embed(token); net[offset] = n * cfg.head_dim; net() -probs = net[logits] -``` - -`decode.compile(dev)` is three lines of library code over the primitives, and a -user who wants something else writes those three lines: - -```python -ov = Overlay(decode, dev) -decode_net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) -prefill_net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, prefill.steps)).load(dev) # same overlay -``` - -The second form is what makes E23 meaningful, and it is the shape L2 would slot -into without an API change. - ---- - -## 13. What this deletes - -Relative to Plan A: deferred annotations ยท `localns` evaluation ยท free names in -annotations ยท module-level `Dim`s ยท the `In[...]` vs `Annotated[In, Shape[...]]` -question ยท pyright suppression in pyrightconfig ยท the `dims()` import ยท -evaluating annotations one at a time ยท branch-parameter retry ยท rank-directed -branch resolution (A/O4) ยท synthesise-vs-verify the field list (A/O1) ยท -`@operator` reading a design signature (A/O2). - -Relative to today's tree: `arg_spec`, `bind()`, `arg_spec_snapshot.json`, the -`L3_*_ty` re-declarations, `*_parameter="string"` kwargs, and the whole -`SequenceDispatch` hierarchy โ€” `AutoDispatch`, `FusedDispatch`, -`SeparateDispatch`, `CompareDispatch`, `ReferenceDispatch`, `_DISPATCH_ALIASES` -and `full_elf_path(seq)`'s "however it got built" escape hatch. - -Relative to earlier drafts of this plan: the `Deployment` record, its four -string-valued axes, its five presets, its eight-row legality table; the -`Scalar`/`Extent`/`Shape` role taxonomy; and the lazy-compile/`Frozen()` -deopt machinery. - -**Cost.** The `__setattr__` hook is magic where an annotation is declarative; the -design diverges from upstream's `In`/`Out` convention (ยง5) with a real -consequence for `SequenceResident` (ยง8); `interface()` is structurally a method -returning the spec. And the primitives are more to learn than `dispatch="fused"` -for a user who only ever wants the default โ€” mitigated only by -`decode.compile(dev)` being genuinely the common path. - ---- - -## 14. Sequencing - -| step | what | blocks | -|---|---|---| -| **0a** | spike Ca: two-op fused graph, `full_elf=False` + `--expand-load-pdis`, opcode-3 dispatch | ยง7โ€“ยง9 | -| **0b** | spike Cb: the two greps, then the shim | `GeneratedSequence` being real | -| 1 | `interface()` + `__setattr__` + `replace()`-based `tuning()` + E1โ€“E9, on GEMV alone | โ€” | -| 2 | the design consumes the interface (E7), deleting `arg_spec` for GEMV | โ€” | -| 3 | `Overlay.bindings/residents/sizes` published and checked (ยง3, E23/E29โ€“E31) โ€” **standalone value even if everything else slips**; it would have caught the `mm_prebuilt` mismatch | โ€” | -| 4 | `Sequence`/`Image`/harnesses, reproducing A and B exactly, 745/3165 baselines held | 5 | -| 5 | Ca and `chunks(n)`, if 0a said yes | 7 | -| 6 | remaining operators (O6), then llama rewritten against the capture surface | โ€” | -| 7 | Cb, measured; `project-dispatch-bridge-not-applicable` revised or confirmed | โ€” | - -Steps 0a/0b, 1โ€“2, and 3 touch disjoint files and can proceed in parallel. Per -`project_parallel_work_constraints`, the NPU device and the build dirs are the -only contention points โ€” 0a/0b need the device, 1โ€“3 do not. - -Step 3 is worth calling out: it needs no new toolchain feature, reads files IRON -already opens, and pays for itself the first time two sequences share an overlay. - ---- - -## 15. Open questions - -- **O1. Does `interface()` assign to `self`, or return a list?** Assignment is - the only stringless route to *names*, and names are what make the E-messages - good. Returning a list needs no hook but numbers the members. -- **O2. Does `__init__` validate at all?** It must tolerate symbols, so probably - not โ€” everything moves to `specialize()`. A behaviour change for anyone relying - on `GEMV(M=7)` raising immediately. -- **O3. T4 opt-out and size threshold.** Per-operator or global, and where? -- **O4. Accept the divergence from upstream's design signature (ยง5)?** ยง8 makes - it concrete: it forces the (a)/(b)/(c) choice. Recommendation (c) is an - upstream ask. -- **O5. Prefill scope** โ€” as Plan A O5. ~300 lines of CPU/NPU ping-pong need real - operators. Sequence after decode? -- **O6. Pilot operator and conversion order.** GEMV first; then what? -- **O7. Branch or worktree**, to keep the 745 / 3165 baselines undisturbed. -- **O8. Is L2 worth filing upstream?** `--sequence-name` and `--device-name` - exist but are unused from Python. Needs a second consumer before filing. -- **O9. Does `Tuning[T]` still want upstreaming** now that it is a field - annotation rather than a design-signature one? -- **O10. How much default is too much?** `decode.compile(dev)` hides four - constructor calls. Should it report what it composed under `verbose`? -- **O11. Should a `GeneratedSequence` with zero `SequenceResident` values be - allowed?** Coherent, and the cheapest form of step 0b, but strictly slower than - static in production. Allow-and-warn, or reject outside tests? -- **O12. Where does `chunks(n)` live** โ€” on `Graph`, or a free function over - `.steps`? A method invites "what's the right n", which has no general answer. -- **O13. `flm/gemm` README line 58** claims A broadcasts from shim columns - 0/2/4/6. True today, pinned by nothing, and the placer sorts by fifo name. - Correct the doc or add the pin โ€” independent of this plan, but someone will - rely on it. -- **O14. Does `via=` belong on the interface at all,** given that pinning - constrains routing for everything else and `flm/gemm` has zero placement slack? - The weaker version โ€” publish and check, never constrain โ€” is most of the value - at none of the risk. Decide after step 3. - ---- - -## 16. Looked at and dismissed - -Plan A ยง6 applies in full. Plan B additionally dismisses: - -| option | why not | -|---|---| -| Shape annotations on the design signature (Plan A) | the scope problem and all the machinery in ยง13; the fallback if `__setattr__` collection proves worse than expected | -| interface-then-`yield` in the design body | same scope fix, but adds a generator protocol, a purity rule for the pre-yield prefix, and drops tensor params from the signature | -| Per-call-site runtime values | not implementable: one scratchpad symbol per design; distinct symbols mean distinct designs | -| Two markers for scratchpad values (offset vs core-read) | same object, same mechanism; the distinction is in the design's use | -| Synthesised dataclass fields | measured in Plan A ยง5 โ€” pyright rejects *valid* calls | -| Naming the tiers by role (`Scalar`/`Extent`/`Shape`) | abstractions over what the design does with a value; `shape` collides with flm.GEMM, and none of the three says what a change costs. ยง6 names the rebuilt artifact instead | -| Lazy compile + observe-and-deopt | `compile()` silently recompiling mid-run is the opposite of "nothing works by accident". Inference belongs only in the JIT path, where the call *is* the entry point | -| Keeping one `dispatch=` string | the combinations are a product, not a list, and partial fusion is not in the product at all | -| A `Deployment` record with typed axes and presets (this plan's own earlier draft) | still enumerates blessed combinations; still cannot express `chunks(8)`; needed an eight-row legality table for facts two constructor signatures now carry | -| Comparing overlay/sequence **hashes** for compatibility | too crude in both directions โ€” irrelevant differences fail, and a moved RTP reader passes. ยง3 compares the ABI | -| Treating `SequenceResident` as a special parameter kind | it is an argument to a `GeneratedSequence` | -| Leaving `has_dispatch` as the gate | makes "which kind of sequence is this" an inference rather than a decision | -| `tuning()` returning a `dict` | string keys, no pyright, and a runtime check for what `replace()` catches in the editor | -| Exposing raw aiecc flags on the primitives | `--expand-load-pdis` is not tuning โ€” without it the program links and hangs. `Inline()` carries the meaning, not the flag | -| `compare`/`reference` as dispatch modes | `compare` needs a boundary after every step, `reference` needs no device; both are structural facts their constructors now state | From 370cbc0aa0f3c540ce0a60e7648558ed49b5e745 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 01:18:19 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 061/215] operator model: replace the draft plan with the agreed design Supersedes the draft OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md on this branch. The draft's diagnosis of the tree was checked line by line and stands; the design on top of it changed in a review, and this file records what was agreed and why: an Overlay/Operator split with agreement by construction, bare-field shapes with lookup inference, class-level declaration, device-only overlay tuning with an explicit per-extent opt-out, library-owned Runtime and Program with a derived fill/drain sequence, author-named Scratchpad and DispatchTime markers, graph functions and modules in place of the recorder, packaging as two optional arguments with the rest derived, the checks that survive, the upstream dependencies and their in-tree prototypes, four spikes, and the acceptance criterion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 1736 ++++++++++++++++------------------------ 1 file changed, 691 insertions(+), 1045 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 9ed071ae6e..c3da1816dd 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -3,1203 +3,849 @@ SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All righ SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 --> -# Operator model: interfaces on both sides โ€” the operator's host ABI, the overlay's device ABI +# Operator model: overlays, operators, and derived sequences -Draft plan. Input to a plan-refining session, not approved work. +Design, agreed in a review of the 2026-09-20 draft. Supersedes the +`OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md` on branch `operator-model-argspec` (PR 215). Nothing +here is built. ยง12 lists the spikes that gate the parts that need hardware. -Branch `operator-model-argspec`. Baselines (always -`source /opt/xilinx/xrt/setup.sh` first, or 40โ€“100 tests fail in a way that -impersonates a toolchain regression): `iron/tests` 745 passed / 13 skipped; -`iron/operators` 3165 passed with 5 known `mem_copy` 16-core timeouts. +The previous draft's diagnosis of today's tree stands and is not repeated: +every file and line it cites was checked and lands where it says. What changed +is the design built on top of that diagnosis. ยง1 is the summary of what moved +and why; the rest is the design as agreed. -This consolidates two earlier drafts. The superseded one proposed shape -annotations on the design function's signature; ยง21 records why that lost and -what was measured to establish it. +--- + +## 1. What changed from the previous draft -**Nothing here is built. ยง19 step 0 gates all of it**, because the one -load-bearing unverified claim fails as a device hang rather than a build error. +| previous draft | now | why | +|---|---|---| +| one `interface()` method per operator, declaring host buffers | two classes: an **Overlay** declares what configures the array, an **Operator** declares the host buffers against it | the overlay depends on data movement *into* the array (tile shapes, columns, dtypes); the sequence depends on host extents. One declaration conflated them, so nothing could be reused by construction and everything had to be checked by comparison. flm/gemm already lives this split by hand | +| shapes are arbitrary Python over compile-time fields | a shape dimension is a **bare field or an integer**; a conditional may only test a field with a default | inference becomes a lookup instead of a solver. The draft's own examples (`size // tile_size`, `if b_col_maj`) needed the resolver it claimed to have dissolved | +| declaration in a method body, names recovered by a `__setattr__` hook | declaration **at class level**, names from the descriptor protocol, fields usable by bare name | once shapes are field references there is nothing left for a method body to do; the hook and its three guard checks go | +| `tuning()` on the operator, deriving overlay tunables from the extent (`tile_size_output = M // cols`) | `tuning(dev)` on the **overlay**, from the device only; `for_extent(...)` is the explicit opt-out | tuning from `M` makes the overlay depend on the extent, which defeats reuse. The operator author chooses reuse or per-shape performance, per call site | +| the design restates the ABI (`L3_*_ty`, `Runtime(seq, fn_args=[...])`) and E7 checks identity | the **library owns `Runtime` and `Program`**; a buffer names its stream (`to=`/`from_=`) and the fill/drain sequence is **derived**; `design(rt)` is an override for irregular operators | deletes the second spelling and the checks that policed it. Most sequence designs in the tree are "tile this buffer over that stream across the columns" | +| three runtime tiers named by what rebuilds (`HostResident`, `SequenceResident`, a plain field) | two author-named markers, **`Scratchpad`** and upstream's **`DispatchTime`** | the third tier is a plain field and needs no name; reusing upstream's name avoids two vocabularies for one mechanism | +| four packaging constructors (`Overlay`, `StaticSequence`/`GeneratedSequence`, `Elf`/`Xclbin`) | **`compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)`**, everything else derived from the declaration and reported | with author-named markers the sequence kind is already declared, and the image follows from device, boundaries and markers. Only boundaries and an image override were ever the user's to choose | +| `Overlay` ABI (bindings, residents, sizes) read back from files and compared (E23) | agreement **by construction** for overlays IRON builds; read-back kept only for a foreign xclbin (`Overlay.from_xclbin`) | the sequence is built from the overlay's typed stream declarations, so there is nothing to compare except divisibility | +| llama four ways as the acceptance gate | **one configuration at parity**, NPU1 fallback contingent on a spike, the rest measured as experiments | the four-way matrix multiplied hardware test time for configurations two spikes may rule out | +| 31 enforcement rows | the checks that trace to an observed failure or to a mechanism this design introduces (ยง10) | six of the 31 guarded the hook this design removes; the coverage rows guarded hand-written sequences this design derives | +| a recorder: `g.input(shape)`, `g.param`, `g.state`, `g(Op, ...)`, outputs read by handle | a **graph function**: inputs are parameters, outputs are return values, weights are closed-over tensors, state is a closed-over `iron.state`; several graphs compile together as a **module** sharing one buffer plan | declaring inputs by shape and reading outputs by handle predates tracing; the function form is also upstream's `@iron.jit` convention, so IRON stops diverging from it | --- -## 1. Priorities driving this - -In roughly the order they were raised: - -1. **General purpose.** LLMs, CNNs, anything composed of IRON operators. Not a - llama-shaped abstraction, and specifically *not* a `forward()` method. -2. **No string names.** Buffers, weights, and runtime values addressed by handles - and by parameter identity, not by hand-typed strings. -3. **Library quality.** Other people write models against this: stability, docs, - a real test surface per operator. -4. **Prefill is in scope**, not just decode. -5. **Per-operator tuning, easy to override** by a user who wants something else. -6. **Tuning may fail.** Some operators legitimately have no legal config for a - given shape/device. Per-device decisions must come from the target model's - numbers, not hard-coded constants. -7. **Minimal duplicated spec logic**, to shrink the surface for typos. -8. **Static and build-time checking for new operators, including untested ones.** -9. **Fix the operators that flatten** real 2-D shapes into one dimension. - Believed to be an artifact of old mlir-aie limits since lifted. -10. Coverage checks **run on every build unless disabled**. -11. pyright suppression lives in **pyrightconfig, not per-file**. -12. `Tuning[T]` is **IRON-local** (not upstreamed for now). - -Three more were added while drafting, and they shape the whole document: - -13. **Nothing works by accident.** Every contract is enforced by a check that - names the mistake, the operator, and the fix. Where the hardware forces a - restriction, the error explains the hardware reason. -14. **Overlay and runtime sequence are separable, and the model must say so.** - A full ELF is one packaging option among several, not the shape of the - system. llama must run with and without it, and with and without separately - reusable sequences โ€” by composing different objects, not by rewriting the - model. -15. **Types, not strings; primitives, not strategies.** Priority 2 applies to - every value the model carries, not just buffers. A packaging choice is a - *class*, not a string compared in an if-tree. A tuning result is a typed - instance, not a `dict` of names. And the library ships the *tools* to say - what happens at each dispatch boundary and each compile โ€” not a menu of - blessed strategies with names like `"fused"`. - -### Vocabulary warning - -IRON and mlir-aie use **overlay** for different things. Here an *overlay* is the -configured array โ€” per-core ELFs plus the CDO/PDI that loads them โ€” which is the -FPGA sense of the word. mlir-aie uses it narrowly, for the *control-packet -routing* overlay (`--generate-ctrl-pkt-overlay`, `@ctrl_pkt_overlay`, pass -`aie-generate-column-control-overlay`). Where this plan means that one it says -**control route**. Decision taken: keep `Overlay` for the IRON noun. +## 2. Goals + +Kept from the previous draft, in its numbering: 1 general purpose, 2 no string +names, 3 library quality, 4 prefill in scope, 5 per-operator tuning easy to +override, 6 tuning may fail, 7 minimal duplicated spec logic, 8 static and +build-time checking, 9 un-flatten real 2-D shapes, 11 pyright config not +per-file, 12 `Tuning` is IRON-local. + +Rewritten: + +- **13 (nothing works by accident)** now has a stopping rule: a check exists + because a failure was observed in this tree, or because a mechanism this + design introduces would otherwise fail silently. Not because a mistake is + imaginable. +- **14 (overlay and sequence are separable)** is now the *structure* of the + operator model (ยง3), not a packaging option. +- **15 (types not strings; primitives not strategies)** is narrowed back to + priority 2. A validated enum never caused a bug here; strings for buffers did. +- **10 (coverage checks on every build)** is retired. A derived sequence covers + its buffers by construction; an overridden one gets the checks in ยง10. + +Added: + +- **Performance is measured, and does not regress.** Parity on the llama token + stream is the gate; per-token latency is recorded before and after. +- **Build time has a budget.** Anything that runs on every build is measured + against it. +- **One PR demonstrates the whole thing.** Upstream changes are prototyped in + IRON by extension where possible (ยง11), so the PR runs end to end before + anything lands upstream. +- **The operator author decides reuse versus performance.** The library makes + reuse the default and specialisation explicit, and never chooses silently. + +Dropped: designing now for CNNs. No CNN operator exists; the design does not +block one and does not shape itself around one. --- -## 2. Diagnosis: what `llama_npu.py`'s 1182 lines actually are +## 3. The layering -| chunk | lines | what | -|---|---:|---| -| operator construction | ~370 | `GEMV(M=..., K=..., num_aie_columns=8, tile_size_output=dim//8, ...)` ร—30 | -| runlist + sequence | ~140 | string-threaded `(op, "x", f"layers.{i}...", "x_norm")` | -| buffers + weight upload | ~160 | `XRTTensor`, `_upload`, subviews | -| prefill host glue | ~300 | CPU/NPU ping-pong: softmax, `torch.matmul`, `torch.cat` on host | -| decode glue + main | ~90 | | +An operator's fields sort by what a change rebuilds: -`capture()` as it stands attacks only the ~140-line runlist. **Operator -construction is the biggest chunk**, which is why this work centres on the -operator model rather than on the graph recorder. - -The prefill ~300 is a *different* problem โ€” missing and unfused operators, not -authoring. No declaration scheme fixes it. See O5. +| tier | lives in | examples (GEMV) | changing it rebuilds | +|---|---|---|---| +| **overlay** | the `Overlay` class | `K` (baked into the kernel), `cols`, `tile_out`, `vec`, dtypes, fifo depths, shim pins | cores, routing, PDI | +| **sequence** | the `Operator` class | `M`, `num_batches`, offsets, strides | the instruction stream only | +| **per-call** | a marker on the `Operator` | `n_rows`, `cache_offset` | nothing (`Scratchpad`) or the stream (`DispatchTime`) | + +Each layer has an ABI. The overlay's is the **streams** that enter and leave +the array, in tile units, with their shim bindings. The operator's is the +**host buffers**, in extents, each naming the stream it feeds or drains. A +sequence is written against the overlay's stream declarations, so direction, +dtype, tile shape and shim binding agree by construction. The only thing left +to check is divisibility (`compatible()`, ยง5). + +Upstream's own seam already matches this: `Program(dev, rt)` takes workers and +fifos on one side and a `Runtime` on the other. Today every IRON design builds +both in one function. + +### The discipline that makes reuse real + +A core program must not bake a host extent into its loop trip count, or the +overlay silently depends on `M`. **A core's trip count is either unbounded or +supplied by the sequence through a resident parameter, never a compile-time +constant derived from a host extent.** Both patterns exist in the tree: gemv +and mha loop forever; gemm, mha and flm/gemm read their counts from runtime +parameters the sequence writes before the first DMA. Every other design today +computes its count from `size` or `M` at compile time, so the migration in +ยง14 rewrites each of those loops. This is checkable: **build the overlay at +two extents and require the core ELFs to be byte-identical** (the trick from +the flm/gemm migration commit). It runs once per overlay class in the test +suite, not on every build. + +### What it buys + +flm/gemm's one-xclbin-many-shapes, for every operator. In the fused llama +graph the q, k, v and o projections are GEMVs at different `M`; today each is +a separate design, under this design they are one overlay and four sequences. +Whether the current fusion pass skips a reconfiguration when consecutive steps +share a device is **unverified** (O5) and is not counted until it is. --- -## 3. The core idea: the declaration lives in a method body - -The superseded draft's entire spelling problem โ€” deferred annotations, -`localns`, free names, module-level `Dim`s, pyright suppression, evaluating one -annotation at a time, branch-parameter retry โ€” existed to get a design's -**parameter names into annotation scope**. Python evaluates annotations in the -*enclosing* scope. - -A method body doesn't have that problem. `self.M` is simply in scope. +## 4. Declaring an overlay ```python -@dataclass -class GEMV(MLIROperator): - """Matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B``, optionally batched.""" - - M: int - K: int - num_batches: int = 1 - num_aie_columns: Tuning[int] = 8 - tile_size_input: Tuning[int] = 4 - tile_size_output: Tuning[int] | None = None - - def interface(self): - """The host-visible ABI: buffers in call order, then runtime values.""" - self.A = In(self.num_batches, self.M, self.K) - self.B = In(self.num_batches, self.K) - self.C = Out(self.num_batches, self.M) - - def tuning(self, dev) -> "GEMV": - cols = self.num_aie_columns or dev.cols - if self.M % cols: - raise Untunable(f"M={self.M} does not divide across {cols} columns on {dev}") - return replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_output=self.M // cols) - - def reference(self, A, B): - return A @ B +@operator +class GEMVOverlay(Overlay): + """Array configuration for C = A @ B. Row-blocks of A per column, B broadcast.""" + + K: int = dim() # baked into the kernel: -DDIM_K + cols: int = tunable(None) # None: tuning fills it from the device + tile_out: int = tunable(64) # rows of C one core produces per acquire + vec: int = tunable(None) # kernel vector width + + a = StreamIn(tile_out, K, per_column=True) + b = StreamIn(K, broadcast=True) + c = StreamOut(tile_out, per_column=True) + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "GEMVOverlay": + cols = self.cols or dev.columns() + vec = self.vec or next((w for w in (64, 32, 16) if self.K % w == 0 and self.K >= 2 * w), None) + if vec is None: + raise Untunable(f"K={self.K}: no vector width in (64, 32, 16) divides it") + return replace(self, cols=cols, vec=vec) + + def design(self, dev): + matvec = declare_kernel( + f"matvec_{self.vec}", [np.int32, np.int32, self.a.tile, self.b.tile, self.c.tile], + source=dev.kernels_dir / "generic" / "mv.cc", + compile_flags=[f"-DDIM_K={self.K}", f"-DVEC_SIZE={self.vec}"], + ) + of_b = ObjectFifo(self.b.tile, name="B") + self.b.bind(of_b.prod()) + workers = [] + for col in range(self.cols): + of_a = ObjectFifo(self.a.tile, name=f"A{col}") + of_c = ObjectFifo(self.c.tile, name=f"C{col}") + self.a[col].bind(of_a.prod()) + self.c[col].bind(of_c.cons()) + workers.append(Worker(_core, [of_a.cons(), of_b.cons(), of_c.prod(), matvec, self.K, self.tile_out])) + return workers + + +def _core(of_a, of_b, of_c, matvec, K, tile_out): + for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): # forever: the sequence decides how much flows + b = of_b.acquire(1) + a = of_a.acquire(1) + c = of_c.acquire(1) + matvec(K, tile_out, a, b, c) + of_c.release(1); of_a.release(1); of_b.release(1) ``` -Conditional shapes are ordinary Python: +**`dim()` and `tunable()`** return dataclass field specifiers. Pyright sees +`K: int` as a required constructor argument and `cols: int` as optional. In the +class body the name `K` is bound to the specifier, so the stream declarations +below it use the bare name. After the class is built, `@operator` re-attaches +each field as a class attribute, so `GEMVOverlay.K` names the dimension from +outside and `ov.K` is the integer on an instance. A `tunable` is what the +previous draft called `Tuning[T]`: a field `tuning()` may set, and pyright +checks `replace()` against the real field list. + +**Streams** are declared unannotated, so the dataclass machinery ignores them +and the descriptor supplies the type. `per_column=True` makes the stream a list +indexed by column; `broadcast=True` makes it one fifo with every core as a +consumer. A stream's shim binding is the placer's unless pinned with `via=` +(ยง9). Direction is not spelled: `StreamIn` is a shim producer, `StreamOut` a +shim consumer. + +**`tuning(dev)`** sees the device and nothing else, so a tuned overlay serves +every extent. `Untunable` is an expected outcome. An author who wants today's +one-configuration-per-shape behaviour asks for it at the call site: ```python - self.B = In(self.N, self.K) if self.b_col_maj else In(self.K, self.N) +ov = GEMVOverlay(K=2048).tuned(dev) # reusable across every M +ov = GEMVOverlay(K=2048).tuned(dev).for_extent(M=1024) # specialised, explicit ``` -**Field annotations still carry meaning.** A plain field is compile-time; -`Tuning[T]` marks a knob. Both are real dataclass fields, so pyright checks -`GEMV(M="2048")`, missing arguments and bogus kwargs โ€” measured in ยง16 as the -most valuable static checks, and the ones synthesised fields destroy. - -**`tuning()` returns an instance, not a `dict`.** `dataclasses.replace` is -checked by pyright against the real field list, so "tuning set a knob that -doesn't exist" and "tuning set a compile-time field it has no business setting" -are both static errors (E9) rather than runtime dict-key checks. +`for_extent` produces a distinct overlay. The graph builder warns when a +specialisation stops two operators sharing one, so per-extent overlays never +multiply silently. -### Names without strings +**`design(dev)`** builds the array and binds each declared stream to the shim +end of a fifo. It returns the workers. It never constructs `Runtime` or +`Program`; the library does (ยง5). An overlay built by someone else has no +`design()` and is declared with `Overlay.from_xclbin` (ยง9). -`MLIROperator.__setattr__` records interface assignments in declaration order, as -`nn.Module` does for parameters. **The attribute name becomes the name**, so -diagnostics say `'A'` and `'output_offset'` without anyone typing a string, and -`output_offset_parameter="cache_offset"` disappears. - -This is the one piece of magic in the plan. It is paid for by E1โ€“E3. +**Sharing** keys off `design_key()`, which already exists, not off dataclass +hashing. Two overlays with equal keys are one build. --- -## 4. Per-operator tuning - -Two tiers. A constant knob is just a field default; a knob derived from shape -gets the `tuning()` method above. A call-site override is fed **into** it, so -dependent knobs re-derive rather than silently keeping values computed for a -different `cols`: +## 5. Declaring an operator ```python -g(GEMV, w, x) # infer shapes, default tuning -g(GEMV.tuned(num_aie_columns=2), w, x) # override a knob, dependents re-derive -g(GEMV(M=2048, K=2048, num_aie_columns=2), w, x) # fully explicit -- works today -``` - -`Untunable` is an expected outcome, not a bug โ€” better than defaulting into a -config that compiles and then hangs (cf. the `mem_copy` 16-core failures, which -compile fine and fail at runtime on the 8-column box). - -This retires a live FIXME in `iron/operators/gemv/op.py` (`MAX_WRAP = 1023`, -"pull these shim BD bounds from the MLIR-AIE target model rather than -hard-coding"). +@operator +class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): + """C = A @ B, optionally batched.""" -**What the target model actually exposes**, checked rather than assumed: + M: int = dim() + num_batches: int = dim(1) -| wanted | available | how | -|---|---|---| -| columns, rows, memtile rows | **yes** | `tm.columns()`, `tm.rows()`, `tm.get_num_mem_tile_rows()` | -| BDs per shim tile | **yes** | `tm.get_num_bds(0, 0)` โ€” 16; `flm/gemm/design.py:277` already reads it | -| shim DMA channels per direction | **yes** | `get_num_source_shim_mux_connections`; see ยง6 for the trap | -| L1 bytes per core | not checked | | -| shim BD wrap/stride caps (the `MAX_WRAP` FIXME) | **not checked** | this is the one the FIXME needs; verify before promising `dev.max_wrap` | + A = In(num_batches, M, GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.a) + B = In(num_batches, GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.b) + C = Out(num_batches, M, from_=GEMVOverlay.c) -### The resolution pipeline, and the shape/tuning invariant + def compatible(self): + unit = self.ov.cols * self.ov.tile_out + if self.M % unit: + raise Incompatible(f"M={self.M} is not a multiple of the {unit} rows the overlay drains per pass") -``` -operand shapes -> unify -> compile-time fields -> tuning() -> Tuning knobs -> construct + def reference(self, A, B): + return A @ B ``` -**A shape may reference compile-time fields only, never a `Tuning` knob**, or the -pipeline is a cycle. This holds naturally for all 12 operators, and it *forces -the right taxonomy*: `RMSNorm`'s `tile_size` is shape-bearing -(`rows = (size // tile_size, tile_size)`), so it must become a compile-time -field โ€” which is also priority 9's un-flattening. The same invariant extends to -runtime values in ยง9. - ---- - -## 5. What a compiled operator actually is - -Everything from here rests on this section. The claims are read out of the -toolchain, not assumed. - -`aiecc`'s own dependency graph (`aiecc --emit-dot`) splits at the tail. Up to -`physical_with_elfs.mlir` both modes are identical; after it: - -| half | artifacts | a function of | **not** a function of | -|---|---|---|---| -| **overlay** โ€” the configured array | `elfs_{0}.elf` (one per core), `cdo_{0}` โ†’ `{0}.pdi`; in xclbin packaging also `memTopology/kernels/partition_{0}.json` โ†’ `aie.xclbin` | the design, its compile-time fields, the device | the call order, the buffer bindings, any runtime value | -| **sequence** โ€” the instruction stream | `npu_seq_{0}.mlir` โ†’ `npu_program_{0}.bin` โ†’ `insts_{0}.bin` (or `npu_insts_full_elf_{0}.bin` + `full_elf_{0}.ctrlpkt.bin` on the ELF path) | the overlay it targets, the steps in it, the overlay's ABI (ยง6) | the *contents* of any buffer | - -The XRT dispatch ABI makes the split visible, and makes clear why the ELF path -gives it up: +That is the whole operator. Each dimension is written once as a field and once +per shape it appears in; that is the floor for a pyright-checked constructor, +and it was chosen over a one-mention form (`In("num_batches", "M", "K")`) +because that form needs strings and, as the previous draft measured, makes +pyright reject valid constructor calls. + +**The sequence is derived** from `to=` and `from_=`. A's `M` axis is split +across the overlay's columns and fed in `tile_out`-row tiles, B is filled once +per batch, C is drained per column. Splitting a run that exceeds the BD wrap +limit is the library's job, once, instead of GEMV's, repeat's and mha's. + +The derived sequence has a fixed shape: a **preamble** that writes every +resident parameter the overlay declares (trip counts, RTPs) and sets the +worker barriers; then every fill; then every drain, each waited. Two fill +options cover what the regular operators need beyond plain tiling: a +**broadcast** fill to a per-channel fifo (weighted rms_norm's weight), and a +**repeated** re-read of a buffer through a stride-zero outer dimension +(repeat, gemv's B, flm/gemm's B). + +Surveyed against every design on the PR 215 branch: **14 operators are +derivable** as they stand (relu, gelu, silu, sigmoid, tanh, layer_norm, +elementwise_add, elementwise_mul, axpy, leaky_relu, dequant, rms_norm both +designs, rope) plus softmax once the preamble exists; **eight need +`design(rt)`** (strided_copy, transpose, mem_copy, gemv, gemm, mha, flm/gemm, +mm_prebuilt); repeat is borderline and is treated as an override; the two +swiglu composites become graph functions (ยง8). The eight are mostly about +TaskGroup and wait structure (an outer group held across batches, one wait +per batch, queue-depth retirement, drain issued before fill) and the tiler +does not learn any of that. + +**An operator overrides `design(rt)`** when the derivation cannot express its +pattern. This is what the derived one is equivalent to: ```python -# xclbin: the sequence is argument 1. Swappable per call. -kernel(3, insts_bo, insts_bytes, *buffers) # hostruntime.py:331 - -# full ELF: buffers only. There is no instruction-buffer slot at all. -for i, buf in enumerate(buffers): - run.set_arg(i, buf) # hostruntime.py:344-371 + def design(self, rt): + rows = self.M // self.ov.cols + rt.fill(self.ov.b, self.B) + for col in range(self.ov.cols): + rt.fill(self.ov.a[col], self.A[:, col * rows:(col + 1) * rows, :]) + rt.drain(self.ov.c[col], self.C[:, col * rows:(col + 1) * rows], wait=True) ``` -Upstream's runtime already caches the two halves independently โ€” `hw_context` -keyed on `(xclbin_path, mtime)` (`hostruntime.py:817`), the instruction BO keyed -separately on `(insts_path, mtime)` (`:586-602`). **That is the structural basis -for one overlay and many sequences, and it exists today.** IRON already exploits -it in `SeparateDispatch`, which builds one `NPUKernel` per operator all pointing -at one chained xclbin, differing only by kernel name and insts path -(`iron/common/sequence.py:877-894`). - -The full-ELF path collapses the split by construction: `hw_context` comes from -`pyxrt.elf` and is keyed on `(elf_path, mtime)` (`hostruntime.py:713`), the -kernel name is `":"`, and no instruction cache is kept at all. - -### Three degrees of sequence reuse +Slicing a declared buffer yields the access pattern; there is no +`TensorAccessPattern` to hand-build for the regular cases. `rt` is opened by +the library from the buffer members in declaration order, so `fn_args` and +`rt.sequence(...)` are not written, and the preamble above runs before the +override's body. -| level | what is reused | cost of a new sequence | available | -|---|---|---|---| -| **L1 โ€” separate files** | the overlay's `hw_context`, across sequences in one process | a full `aiecc` run (both halves) | **now**; `SeparateDispatch` does it | -| **L2 โ€” separate compiles** | the overlay's *compilation* | one `aiecc` run of the sequence half only | **no** โ€” `--sequence-name`/`--device-name` exist as aiecc flags but nothing in Python drives them, and `--xclbin-input` needs a fresh run per kernel. Upstream ask; O8 | -| **L3 โ€” host-generated** | everything; the sequence is built in-process | microseconds, no aiecc, via a prebuilt `dispatch-.so` | **now**, as the dispatch bridge โ€” xclbin packaging only. ยง11 | - -**L3 already delivers what L2 is wanted for**, in the case where only scalars -change between sequences โ€” which is llama's case. That is why ยง11 makes it a -sequence *type* rather than a footnote. - -### How the overlay reaches the array +**`compatible()`** is the only cross-layer check an author writes, and it is +where the overlay's tile granularity meets the operator's extent. The library +calls it when the operator is bound to a tuned overlay. -`aiex.configure` lowers to load-PDI firmware instructions, and -`ExpandMode = {none, write32, ctrlpkt}` (`AIEXAttrs.td:41-42`) decides what those -become. This is a property of the **sequence**, because it determines what ends -up in the instruction stream: - -| mode | mechanism | consequence | -|---|---|---| -| `Pdi` (`none`) | `load_pdi` against a PDI packaged in the image | the image must carry the PDI; the sequence alone cannot configure the array | -| `Inline` (`write32`) | `--expand-load-pdis` rewrites it to `write32`/`blockwrite` **inside the instruction stream** | the sequence is self-configuring. Bigger: 99,768 bytes against 70,936 on a two-step graph (`jit_compile.py:231-237`) โ€” and the smaller one is a different, broken program, not a tuning win | -| `CtrlPkt` | `--load-pdi-to-ctrl-pkt`; config streamed as control packets over a control route | implies `--generate-ctrl-pkt-overlay`; mutually exclusive with `--expand-load-pdis` | +**`reference()`** takes the `In` members in declaration order and is the only +oracle for the math. -`Inline` is the load-bearing one. It is what lets a runtime sequence carry its -own array configuration; IRON already forces it for every fused ELF and the -device hangs without it. It is also, per ยง11, exactly what the dispatch bridge -needs โ€” a convergence neither side currently knows about. +**`InOut`** exists for in-place operators (RoPE, residual add), matching +upstream's marker. --- -## 6. The overlay has an interface too +## 6. Per-call values -`interface()` is the operator's **host** ABI. An overlay has a symmetric -**device** ABI, and a sequence is valid against an overlay only if it agrees on -it. Comparing content hashes โ€” an earlier draft's check โ€” is a crude proxy: two -builds can hash differently for irrelevant reasons while agreeing perfectly, or -hash-match on the recipe while the core that reads a resident value has moved. +Two markers, author-named, declared in the class body beside the buffers: ```python -@dataclass(frozen=True) -class ShimBinding: - arg: int # runtime_sequence argument index - tile: Tile # shim column, row 0 - direction: Direction # MM2S (enters the array) | S2MM (leaves it) - channel: int # 0..1 - -@dataclass(frozen=True) -class ResidentSymbol: - name: str - address: int - readers: tuple[Tile, ...] - -class Overlay: - hash: str - bindings: tuple[ShimBinding, ...] # which shim/channel each buffer uses - residents: tuple[ResidentSymbol, ...] # RTP scratchpad layout + who reads it - sizes: tuple[int, ...] # expected memref element counts +@operator +class StridedCopy(Operator[CopyOverlay]): + n: int = dim() + src = In(n, to=CopyOverlay.s) + dst = Out(MAX, from_=CopyOverlay.d) + + dst_offset = Scratchpad(np.int32) # patched into the BD; free per call; works under full ELF + n_live = DispatchTime(np.int32) # regenerates the stream per call; xclbin only + + def design(self, rt): + rt.fill(self.ov.s, self.src[:self.n_live]) + rt.drain(self.ov.d, self.dst[self.dst_offset:], wait=True) ``` -**None of this needs new tooling โ€” it is already on disk**, and two of the three -files are ones IRON already opens: +| marker | can | cannot | cost per call | packaging | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| `Scratchpad(T)` | move a DMA base address; be read by a core | change a size or stride | a few words plus a sync | any | +| `DispatchTime(T)` | change sizes, strides, offsets | be read by a core on its own | stream regeneration plus a buffer allocation | xclbin only | -| field | source | who reads it today | -|---|---|---| -| `bindings` | `input_with_addresses.mlir` | IRON reads this file already, for trace layout (`sequence.py:779`, `tracing_utils.py:68`) โ€” but never for bindings | -| `residents` | `params.txt`, from `--get-scratchpad-parameters` | `ParameterScratchpad`, `sequence.py:731-757` | -| `sizes` | `parse_dma_sizes` on `input_with_addresses.mlir` | `CompilableDesign.validate_tensor_args` | - -Bindings are a two-hop join inside one file. Real generated output from -`build/FLM_GEMM_M1024_K10240_N2560_tn64_ma32_emf_conv_even_npu2.mlir.d/input_with_addresses.mlir`: - -```mlir -// :5453 arg index -> memref -aie.runtime_sequence(%arg0: memref<10485760xbf16>, - %arg1: memref<3276800x!aiex.bfp<"v8bfp16ebs8">>, - %arg2: memref<2621440xbf16>) - -// :5650+ arg -> symbol, via the dma_bd operand -%0 = aiex.dma_configure_task_for @B_L3L2_0_shim_alloc { aie.dma_bd(%arg1 : ...) } - -// :6731+ symbol -> (tile, direction, channel) -aie.shim_dma_allocation @A_L3L2_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_0_0, MM2S, 0) -aie.shim_dma_allocation @B_L3L2_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_0_0, MM2S, 1) -aie.shim_dma_allocation @C_L2L3_0_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_3_0, S2MM, 0) -aie.shim_dma_allocation @C_L2L3_3_shim_alloc(%shim_noc_tile_1_0, S2MM, 0) -``` - -Note the scramble on `C`: logical fifo `_0` lands in column 3, `_3` in column 1. -Pure placer output, no author intent โ€” and the placer sorts fifos **by name** -(`program.py:162`), so renaming a fifo silently permutes the bindings. That is -the reuse hazard in one line, and it is invisible today. +Misuse is a build error naming the marker. A `Scratchpad` used at a size +position, or a `DispatchTime` member in a sequence packaged as a full ELF, +each says which member, what it does, and the two ways out. -Neither `params.txt` nor `kernels_main.json` carries bindings, so -`input_with_addresses.mlir` is the only source. +**A value belongs to the operator instance, and reuse means sharing.** A +`Scratchpad` is one device symbol per design; the strided copy llama reuses +across 32 layers has one, written once per token. Binding one handle at many +call sites is explicit sharing. Binding different handles to one instance is +an error. -### Existence proof: IRON already does this agreement by hand - -`iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt` is a sequence written against an overlay someone -else compiled โ€” a **downloaded xclbin**. It works only because the author -hand-matched the shim bindings, in the only place in the tree that pins a channel -(`design.py:109-116`): +**Shapes never reference a per-call value**, a `tunable`, or anything but a +`dim()` or an integer. A per-dispatch extent is a `DispatchTime` member next +to a buffer declared at its maximum: ```python -shim = [aie.tile(c, 0) for c in range(COLS)] -for r in range(ROWS): - aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"A_{r}", shim[A_SOURCE_COL[r]], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 0) -for c in range(COLS): - aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"B_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 1) - aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"C_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.S2MM, 0) + max_rows: int = dim() + x = In(max_rows, tile, to=...) + n_rows = DispatchTime(np.int32) # how much of x is live on this call ``` -with the reason at `:49-51` โ€” *"Unlike flm.gemm โ€” which lets the placer choose โ€” -this must match the placement baked into the downloaded xclbin."* - -And the failure of the contract is recorded too, at `:24-27`: +The bound `n_rows <= max_rows` is enforced on the handle at write time. +Scratchpad values are limited to 30 bits and `float32` is unsupported; the +marker says so. -> `iron.operators.flm.gemm` is a port of this overlayโ€ฆ Its own instruction stream -> still cannot drive this xclbin: it writes no runtime parameters, and **its -> lowering puts B on MM2S channel 0 in the odd columns.** +### Lowering on a path without a scratchpad -That is a sequence that cannot drive an overlay, diagnosed by hand and written -into a comment. `Overlay.bindings` plus E23 turns it into a message. +On NPU1 the packaging is per-step xclbin (ยง8). Whether an xclbin dispatch has +a control scratchpad at all is **unverified** (spike S2). If it does not, the +library lowers as follows and reports it: -### Constraining a binding - -Verified controllable, end to end. The pin goes on the ObjectFifo handle that the -`Runtime` receives (`objectfifo.py:260-351`; it takes effect at -`runtime/runtime.py:301-305`): - -```python -of_c.cons(tile=Tile(1, 0), channel=0) # col 1, row 0 = shim ``` - -**Direction is not spelled, and must not be.** It follows from which end sits at -the shim: `.prod()` โ‡’ `MM2S` (enters), `.cons()` โ‡’ `S2MM` (leaves) -(`iron/dataflow/flow.py:48-57`). Which means `In`/`Out` in `interface()` already -carries it, and the operator-level spelling needs only column and channel: - -```python - def interface(self): - self.A = In(self.M, self.K) # placer assigns - self.C = Out(self.M, via=Shim(col=1, channel=0)) # this one is pinned +llama decode, npu1, per-step xclbin: + StridedCopy.cache_offset: scratchpad unavailable on this path; lowered as DispatchTime + (stream regenerated per call) + Softmax.vector_size: scratchpad unavailable and the core reads it; no lowering exists. + Make it a compile-time field or package for NPU2. ``` -The design passes the constraint through to `.cons(tile=, channel=)`; if it -forgets, the post-compile read-back of `input_with_addresses.mlir` catches it -(E29). So the design does not have to be trusted โ€” it has to be *checked*. - -### What the hardware allows, and what nobody has exercised - -- **2 MM2S + 2 S2MM per shim tile**, on npu1 and npu2 alike. Device-wide that is - 16 MM2S on npu2, 8 on npu1. IRON already wraps the query as - `get_shim_dma_limit` (`iron/common/utils.py:7-19`) and guards on it - (`operator_bases.py:70-75`). The accessor is - `get_num_source_shim_mux_connections`, **not** - `get_num_*_switchbox_connections` โ€” the latter returns 0 for `DMA` on row 0, - because the shim DMA hangs off the shim mux. Easy trap; worth a comment - wherever it is used. -- **Existing pins.** `gemm/op.py:1021-1026` and `mha/op.py:927-932` pin shim - *tiles*; `mem_copy/op.py:352-355` explicitly opts out with - `RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile)`. Only `mm_prebuilt` pins a channel. -- **`channel=` is unexercised.** Zero call sites in IRON, and no Python-side - validation that `channel < 2` โ€” an out-of-range value fails deep in lowering or - not at all. E30 validates it at `interface()` time against the target model. -- **Re-pinning raises rather than merges** (`objectfifo.py:293-302`), comparing - by `(col, row)` because `Tile.__eq__` is identity-based - (`device/tile.py:107-110`). -- **Pinning constrains everything else's routing.** `flm/gemm` has zero placement - slack โ€” *"the memtiles pack to exactly 512 KB"* (`design.py:516-517`) โ€” so - adding shim pins there will surface "number of input DMA channel exceeded" - rather than just working. Constraint is a tool, not a default. - -**Correction to a standing belief:** `flm/gemm` does *not* demonstrate shim -control. Its one placement pin is a **memtile** (`design.py:523-533`, -`tile=Tile(c, 1)`), with a comment saying everything else is left to the placer. -Its README claims A broadcasts from columns 0/2/4/6 (`README.md:58`); that is -what the placer currently produces, but nothing pins it, and the name-sorted -placer can move it. That line should be corrected or the pin should be added โ€” -tracked as O13, independent of this plan. +The first is automatic because an offset-only use is provably equivalent and +each step is one design with one sequence and no PDI load, which is the shape +the dispatch bridge accepts today. The second is an error because nothing +equivalent exists, unless the sequence can write a dispatch value into tile +memory with a register write, which is **unverified** (spike S3). --- -## 7. Lifecycle +## 7. The shape rule, and inference -```python -op = GEMV(M=2048, K=2048) # __init__ -> interface(). Cheap. No validation, no MLIR. -op = op.specialize(dev) # run tuning(), bind device, validate -ov = Overlay(op, dev) # core ELFs + PDI; publishes bindings/residents/sizes (ยง6) -seq = StaticSequence(ov, op) # TXN / insts, written against ov's ABI -net = Xclbin(ov, seq).load(dev) -net(A, B, C) -``` - -The `specialize` split is load-bearing, not cosmetic. Today validation is spread -between `__post_init__` and five asserts inside `my_matvec`. Moving it to -`specialize()` is what lets `__init__` tolerate **symbols**, which is how -inference works: +**A shape dimension is a `dim()` field or an integer literal.** A conditional +may only test a field that has a default or is passed explicitly, never one +being inferred. GEMM's layout flags are the only conditional in the tree: ```python -probe = GEMV(M=Sym("M"), K=Sym("K"), num_batches=Sym("b")) # interface only, nothing validated -unify(probe.interface, operand_shapes) # -> {M: 2048, K: 2048, b: 1} -op = GEMV(M=2048, K=2048, num_batches=1) # construct for real + B = In.select(b_col_maj, (N, K), (K, N), to=GEMMOverlay.b) ``` -A symbol only has to survive *construction*, never a branch or an arithmetic -operation. That is why `num_batches` โ€” which is both branched on *and* the thing -we want to infer, and which the annotation draft needed rank-directed branch -resolution for โ€” is simply not a problem here. - -`specialize()` is also upstream's word for binding a dynamic parameter to a -constant, so one method covers both jobs (ยง9, ยง11). +An operator whose host shape is genuinely an expression of its fields +re-expresses itself with the expression's result as the field. RMSNorm's +`(size // tile_size, tile_size)` becomes `rows: int = dim()` with `size` +derived. That is priority 9's un-flattening, and it is a constructor change +for every such operator, listed in ยง14. -**Honest caveat on `Overlay` / `Sequence`.** Today `aiecc` emits both halves from -one invocation, so constructing both is *one* build underneath. What the plan -buys immediately is that the halves are **named, published and checked -separately** (ยง6) โ€” which is L1, and which is what packaging needs in order to -reuse a `hw_context` across sequences. Splitting the *compile* is L2 and needs -upstream (O8). The API is shaped for L2 now so that landing it later is not a -signature change. - ---- - -## 8. The design consumes the interface +**Inference is a lookup.** `GEMV(wk, x)` in a graph walks each `In`'s dimensions, +pairs position with operand dimension, binds the field or checks the literal, +and raises on conflict naming both operands. Overlay-tier fields (`K`) and +sequence-tier fields (`M`) are inferred the same way; the builder constructs +the overlay, deduplicates it by `design_key()`, tunes it once, then constructs +the operator against it. Tunable overrides in inferred form are passed through: +`GEMV(wk, x, cols=2)`. ```python -def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, num_batches, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, ...): - A, B, C = interface - L1_A_ty = np.ndarray[(tile_size_input, K), bf16] - ... - rt = Runtime(sequence, [A, B, C, *fifo_endpoints]) +ov = GEMVOverlay(K=2048) # explicit +q = GEMV(ov, M=2048) +kv = GEMV(ov, M=512) # same overlay, different extent + +@iron.graph +def step(x): + hq = q(wq, x) # explicit instance + hk = GEMV(wk, x) # inferred; overlay deduplicated with ov + return hq, hk ``` -`L3_A_ty` / `L3_B_ty` / `L3_C_ty` disappear โ€” they *were* the duplicate. One -declaration in `interface()`, consumed by the design, enforced by identity (E7). -This is what deletes `arg_spec` and `bind()` outright: order, direction, shapes -and dtypes all fall out of one declaration. - -**Known divergence from upstream.** mlir-aie's `@iron.jit` convention is -`def design(a: In, b: Out, *, N: CompileTime[int])`, classified by -`split_params()`. Here the design takes the interface positionally instead. That -is defensible โ€” an IRON design is an internal function called by an operator, not -a user-facing jit entry point โ€” but it is a real divergence, and ยง11 shows it has -a concrete consequence for `SequenceResident` values. See O4. +Because a bare field name in a shape is already the symbolic form, there is no probe run. +"This dimension names a tunable or a per-call value" is checked once at class +creation. --- -## 9. Runtime values: named by what rebuilds - -A value that changes at runtime has to live somewhere, and where it lives decides -what a change costs. The declaration says *where*, so the cost is legible at the -declaration site: - -```python - def interface(self): - self.src = In(self.n_kv_groups, self.head_dim) - self.dst = Out(self.n_kv_groups, self.seq_len, self.head_dim) - - self.output_offset = HostResident(np.int32) # in a buffer the device reads - self.n_tokens = SequenceResident(np.int32) # in the instruction stream - # a plain dataclass field is OverlayResident # in the array configuration -``` - -| tier | lives in | changing it rebuilds | cost | -|---|---|---|---| -| `HostResident` | a resident BO the device reads (`aiex.scratchpad_parameter`) | **nothing** | a few words + a sync | -| `SequenceResident` | the instruction stream | the **Sequence** | stream regen + BO alloc per call | -| `OverlayResident` (a plain field) | the array configuration | the **Overlay** | a full compile โ€” 8โ€“12 ms/token if done per value (`project_patch_elf_measured`) | - -Each tier is named for the artifact ยง5 defines, so "why is this slow" answers -itself and the error message needs no translation: - -``` -n_tokens is SequenceResident, so changing it rebuilds the Sequence -(stream regen + BO alloc per call). Declare it HostResident to make it free, -or as a plain field to bake it into the Overlay. -``` - -Deliberately **not** reusing upstream's `DispatchTime` for the middle tier: -upstream's `DispatchTime` *is* `SequenceResident`, and naming the free tier -anything with "dispatch" in it next to that would be a trap. - -Verified that `HostResident` is genuinely free and genuinely powerful: -`strided_copy/op.py:174-189` passes a `ScratchpadParameter` as -`offset_parameter=` to `.fill()`/`.drain()` with `sync_parameters()` in the -sequence โ€” so it drives DMA offsets, under full ELF. That is why llama's -`cache_offset` works today (`llama_npu.py:1101-1104`), and llama needs nothing -above the bottom tier. - -### Choosing a tier - -The author declares the tier. There is **no lazy compile and no silent deopt** โ€” -`compile()` compiles, using the declared tiers as written. - -Inference belongs only where the call *is* the entry point and compiling on the -first call is the whole contract: +## 8. Graphs, modules, and packaging -```python -# compile-on-demand: eager, declared tiers used as written. No inference. -net = decode.compile(dev) - -# JIT: values are in hand at the call, so specializing a SequenceResident that -# only ever takes one value to an OverlayResident constant is expected, not sneaky. -@iron.jit -def decode_step(x, offset): ... -``` - -A JIT that specializes must still be driven by **cardinality**, not by "it has -not changed yet". `cache_offset` takes one distinct value per token, unbounded; -specializing it is exactly the `patch_elf` disaster at 8โ€“12 ms/token. - -### Sharing is forced by the hardware, so make it explicit +### A graph is a function -A `HostResident` is **one named device symbol per design**. A fused sequence that -reuses one `StridedCopy` across 32 layers has one symbol, written once per token. -llama relies on this today and it happens to be correct only because all 32 -layers want the same value. - -Per-call-site values are not implementable on this mechanism โ€” distinct symbols -would mean distinct designs, i.e. 32 compiled variants. So the contract is: **a -runtime value belongs to the operator instance, and reuse means sharing.** -Stated, documented, and checked (E10), not inherited. +Inputs are its parameters, outputs are its return values, constants are what +it closes over, and tracing supplies the shapes. This is upstream's +`@iron.jit` convention, tensors positional and per-call scalars keyword-only. ```python -offset = g.param(np.int32) -for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): - g(StridedCopy.tuned(output_offset=offset), k, kc[i]) -... -net[offset] = n * cfg.head_dim -``` - -Binding the same handle at many call sites is explicit sharing and legal. Binding -*different* handles to one operator instance is the accident, and it is an error -(E10). - -### The shape invariant, extended - -**A shape may reference compile-time fields only** โ€” never a `Tuning` knob, a -`HostResident`, or a `SequenceResident`. One logical reason (ยง4's pipeline would -cycle) and one physical (a shape must be an `int` at build time). Upstream -already enforces it loudly for the middle tier: `_DispatchParameter` poisons -`__index__`, `__bool__`, arithmetic and comparisons (`markers.py:150-159`). IRON -enforces the same for `Tuning` and `HostResident` (E4, E5). +kv = [iron.state((cfg.n_kv_groups, MAX, cfg.head_dim)) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers)] ---- - -## 10. Primitives, not strategies - -Today `dispatch="fused"|"separate"` is one string carrying four decisions. An -earlier draft replaced it with a four-axis `Deployment` record and a set of named -presets. That is the same mistake at higher resolution: it still enumerates -blessed combinations, and it still cannot express *partial* fusion, which is the -case that motivated the exercise. - -**So there is no `Deployment` and there are no mode names.** There are four -constructors. - -```python -class Sequence: - """One entry point's instruction stream, written against one overlay's ABI.""" - overlay: Overlay - steps: tuple[Step, ...] - configure: Configure # Pdi() | Inline() | CtrlPkt(); derived, overridable - -class StaticSequence(Sequence): - """insts.bin from aiecc --get-npu-insts. Read once, cached on (path, mtime).""" - -class GeneratedSequence(Sequence): - """dispatch-.so from --npu-cpp-emit-dispatch-shim. Called per dispatch.""" - params: tuple[SequenceResident, ...] - -class Elf(Image): - def __init__(self, overlay: Overlay, sequence: StaticSequence): ... -class Xclbin(Image): - def __init__(self, overlay: Overlay, *sequences: Sequence): ... -``` - -Read the two `Image` signatures: they carry the legality story an earlier draft -needed a table for. - -- **`Elf` takes exactly one sequence, and it must be static.** A full ELF has no - instruction-buffer argument to swap a per-call stream into - (`hostruntime.py:344-371`), so `Elf(ov, generated)` is a **pyright error**, not - a runtime one. "`SequenceResident` โ‡’ xclbin" stops being a rule and becomes a - type. -- **`Xclbin` takes any number of sequences.** That is the chained-xclbin reality: - one image, N kernels, one shared `hw_context` (`sequence.py:877-894`). The - asymmetry between the two constructors is real and is now in the signature - instead of buried in a policy class. - -### Dispatch boundaries are structure, not a mode - -The `schedule="fused"|"stepped"` axis is gone, because it was never a mode โ€” it -was a question about **where the host regains control**, and that is a property -of how you carve the graph into sequences. - -```python -decode = g.build() # -> Graph, with .steps -ov = Overlay(decode, dev) - -# one sequence: one dispatch, host sees nothing in between -Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)) - -# one sequence per operator: today's "separate" -Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps]) - -# partial: four dispatches, eight layers each. Not expressible today at all. -Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, c) for c in decode.chunks(8)]) -``` - -The third form is what justifies the rework. It is also how a graph too large for -one instruction stream gets split, and how a host-side operation is interleaved -without giving up fusion everywhere else. - -### What is derived, and what the user says - -| decision | default | why | -|---|---|---| -| `Sequence.configure` | `Inline()` if the sequence spans more than one device configuration, else `Pdi()` | a multi-config sequence *cannot* work with `Pdi()`. Overridable to `CtrlPkt()`, which has no automatic answer | -| which `Image` | `Elf` on NPU2 with one static sequence, `Xclbin` otherwise | today's `AutoDispatch`, kept as a **function returning a composed object**, not a mode anything branches on | -| `Sequence` subclass | `StaticSequence` unless the steps declare `SequenceResident` values | declaring one *is* the request for a generated sequence | -| shim bindings | the placer assigns | ยง6; constrain per-buffer with `via=`, verified post-compile (E29) | - -Every default is a one-line function over the primitives, so a user who wants -something else calls the constructor directly. Nothing downstream asks "which -mode am I in". - -### What survives as runtime checks - -| check | when | reason | -|---|---|---| -| `Elf(ov, ...)` where `ov.device` is NPU1 | `Elf.__init__` | NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch (`sequence.py:128-133`) | -| sequence's ABI disagrees with the overlay's | `Image.__init__` | ยง6 โ€” names the binding, not just a hash | -| `GeneratedSequence` whose lowering leaves >1 runtime sequence | build | inherited from `_check_runtime_sequence_abi` | -| `CtrlPkt()` and `Inline()` together | build | mutually exclusive aiecc flags | - ---- - -## 11. `StaticSequence` vs `GeneratedSequence` - -### The gate today is a side effect, not a decision +@iron.graph +def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + h = RMSNorm(x, blk.norm1.weight) # a bare tensor is a weight + q = RoPE(GEMV(blk.attn.q.weight, h), angles) # RoPE is InOut: q is h's buffer + k = RoPE(GEMV(blk.attn.k.weight, h), angles) + StridedCopy(k, kv[i], dst_offset=pos) # writes state; returns nothing + scores = [Softmax(GEMV(kv[i][g], q[g])) for g in range(cfg.n_kv_groups)] + ... + x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o) + return GEMV(model.out_head.weight, RMSNorm(x, model.norm.weight)) -```python -has_dispatch = bool(self.dispatch_params) -... -inst_path = None if has_dispatch else kernel_dir / "insts.bin" -compiler_options.append("--get=npu_lowered.mlir") if has_dispatch -npu_cpp_path = kernel_dir / "dispatch_gen.cpp" if has_dispatch -npu_cpp_emit_dispatch_shim = has_dispatch -dispatch_so_path = compile_dispatch_bridge(...) if has_dispatch +net = decode.compile(dev, x=(1, cfg.emb_dim), angles=(1, cfg.head_dim)) +logits = net(x_tok, angles_tok, pos=n * cfg.head_dim) ``` -Five build decisions keyed off "does any value happen to be dynamic". Which kind -of sequence you get is not expressible; it is inferred. - -### Both kinds land in the same slot +| role | spelling | +|---|---| +| input | a positional parameter | +| output | a return value; a tuple for several; returned as device tensors with `.numpy()` | +| weight | any tensor the function closes over; identity is the tensor, uploaded once | +| state | an `iron.state(...)` created outside and closed over; persists on the device | +| per-call scalar | a keyword-only parameter with a marker, bound to an operator's `Scratchpad` or `DispatchTime` member; one handle at many call sites is sharing (ยง6) | +| intermediate | a local; pooled by live range | +| slice | indexing a handle; static slices are views, a per-call offset is the operator's marker | +| in-place | invisible; an `InOut` operator returns the handle it was given | + +**Operators are called on handles.** `GEMV(w, h)` infers the overlay and the +extent from its arguments (ยง7); an explicit instance is `GEMV(ov, M=2048)` and +is then called the same way. The class tells the two apart by whether it +received handles. That overloading is the one wart in this form, and torch +lives with the same one between `nn.Linear` and `F.linear` (O9). + +**Names come from the model if one is offered**, and only for diagnostics +and the upload log: `iron.graph(names_from=model)` maps parameter identity to +its `named_parameters()` name. A tensor that is not a registered parameter +(a RoPE table, a packed weight) is still a weight; it is named by where it +was used. + +**Composites are graph functions.** swiglu_prefill and swiglu_decode are +today `OperatorSequence`s of children; they become functions that call GEMM, +SiLU and ElementwiseMul, and `CompositeOperator` goes. + +**Shapes come from `compile()` or from the first call.** `compile(dev, ...)` +with shapes is the documented path. Calling an uncompiled graph with real +tensors compiles for those shapes, says so once, and dispatches. A new input +shape on a compiled graph is an error, not a recompile. + +**`reference`** is the same function traced against each operator's +`reference()`; `compare` runs both with a boundary after every step. + +### A module is several graphs over one buffer plan + +llama has prefill and decode, and today they are unrelated: prefill runs +per-operator xclbins on its own tensors in its own weight layout, decode runs +a fused ELF with the weights uploaded into its arena. Weights are uploaded +twice, in two layouts, and the KV cache is threaded by hand. Two graph +functions that close over the same tensors and the same state objects compile +together as a **module**: one allocation for weights, state and intermediates +across both, weights uploaded once, state shared because it is the same +bytes, one image with one entry point per graph. ```python -# StaticSequence -- insts.bin read from disk, cached on (path, mtime) -insts_bo = runtime._read_insts_cached(seq.insts_path) - -# GeneratedSequence -- dispatch-.so called host-side -insts = seq.bridge.generate([cache_offset, softmax_vector_size]) -insts_bo = allocate_cacheable_bo(insts) # hostruntime.py:299-312 - -# identical from here -kernel(3, insts_bo, insts_bytes, *buffers) # hostruntime.py:331 +llama = iron.compile(dev, prefill=prefill, decode=decode, + prefill=dict(tokens=(MAX, cfg.emb_dim), angles=(MAX, cfg.head_dim)), + decode=dict(x=(1, cfg.emb_dim), angles=(1, cfg.head_dim))) +llama.prefill(tok, ang, n=len(prompt)) +logits = llama.decode(x, ang, pos=p) ``` -`GeneratedSequence` is not a different dispatch path; it is a different -**producer** for argument 1, and `SequenceResident` values are that producer's -**arguments**. A `GeneratedSequence` with zero of them is coherent; it needs -`has_dispatch` widened to `has_dispatch or generated`, and the existing ABI check -already tolerates it (`len(c_types) != len(dispatch_params)`, and `0 == 0` -passes). Whether to allow it in production is O11. +Under **xclbin** a module is what `SeparateDispatch` already builds: one +chained image, one kernel per entry point, one hardware context because the +runtime keys contexts on the xclbin path. User tensors are allocated against +the device with a fixed memory group, not against a kernel, so a weight +uploaded once is a valid argument to both kernels. Nothing new is needed. -### The convergence nobody has noticed +Under **full ELF** a module needs one ELF carrying two runtime sequences. +The kernel naming convention (`:`) suggests it was designed +for, but nothing in IRON or upstream's Python does it (**spike S4**). If it +cannot, the fallback is one ELF per graph with an upload per graph, which is +today's behaviour made explicit; sharing device buffers across two hardware +contexts is consistent with how IRON allocates them but is unexercised. -```python -if len(sequences) != 1: - raise DispatchCompileError( - f"dispatch bridge requires exactly one runtime_sequence; found {len(sequences)}.") -if requires_pdi_resources: # any aiex.npu.load_pdi survived lowering - raise DispatchCompileError( - "The Python dispatch runtime cannot supply load_pdi resources. " - "Use aiecc --get-npu-cpp with a native host that packages the " - "referenced PDIs, or specialize all dispatch parameters and use full_elf=True.") -``` +### The image is chosen per module -That second message assumes the only escape is full ELF. **IRON's fused path -already takes the other escape without knowing it**: `Inline()` -(`--expand-load-pdis`) rewrites every `load_pdi` into `write32`/`blockwrite` -inside the stream, so `requires_pdi_resources` should be false by construction. -The same flag a multi-step sequence cannot run without is the flag the dispatch -bridge needs. Confirming that is step 0b (ยง12). +One buffer plan means one image, so the rules below apply to the whole +module, not to each graph. For llama that decides the shape of the two +targets: -### The declaration tension this creates +- **NPU2: an ELF module.** prefill pads its length to a compile-time maximum + and masks, as softmax already does for its vector size, so no `DispatchTime` + member forces the module to xclbin. decode keeps `Scratchpad` on the path + where it is known to work. One ELF with two sequences if S4 passes, two ELFs + otherwise. +- **NPU1: an xclbin module**, built from the same source. Per-step kernels, + `cache_offset` lowered per ยง6 unless S2 passes, prefill's length as a + `DispatchTime` value if it wants one. The same build is the S1 experiment + on NPU2, where a fused decode kernel in an xclbin has never been run. -`CompilableDesign` derives `dispatch_params` by **introspecting the design's -signature**, keyword-only. This plan's design takes the interface positionally: +### Boundaries and image override -```python -def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, ...): - A, B, C, n_tokens = interface - rt = Runtime(seq, fn_args=[A, B, C, n_tokens]) # nothing here says DispatchTime -``` +Two arguments, both optional. Everything else is derived and printed under +`verbose`. ```python -# (a) the design declares them too; interface() is checked against it. -# Costs a second declaration -- exactly what this plan exists to delete. -def my_matvec(dev, interface, M, K, *, n_tokens: DispatchTime[np.int32]): ... - -# (b) @operator synthesizes an annotated wrapper from interface(). More magic. - -# (c) IRON supplies the classification directly; interface() stays the single -# source of truth. Plain attributes -- just derived in __init__ today. -CompilableDesign(gen, dispatch_params=["n_tokens"], dispatch_param_types=[np.int32]) +net = decode.compile(dev) # full ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbin on NPU1 +net = decode.compile(dev, image=Xclbin) # one fused sequence in an xclbin (spike S1) +net = decode.compile(dev, boundaries=chunks(8)) # four dispatches of eight layers +net = decode.compile(dev, boundaries=each_step) # today's "separate" ``` -**Recommended: (c)**, as a small upstream ask, with an IRON subclass in the -meantime. It is also the only option that keeps the strings out โ€” the list is -generated from the recorded interface members rather than typed. (a) is the -fallback, degrading to a drift check rather than a correctness hole. - -Inherited free either way: `_DispatchParameter._bind` (`markers.py:140-146`) -already enforces "forwarded exactly once into `Runtime(seq, fn_args=[...])`". - -### The cost to measure - -`GeneratedSequence` copies a fresh `uint32` array out of the `.so` per call -(`_dispatch_bridge.py:144-192`) and allocates a new cacheable BO per call -(`hostruntime.py:299-312`). Against a `HostResident` write โ€” a few words into a -resident BO โ€” the prior is that generated **loses** on latency. The point of -making it a type is that the answer becomes a number, and that it buys what a -scratchpad cannot: changing DMA *sizes and strides*, not just offsets. +| rule | consequence | +|---|---| +| a `DispatchTime` member anywhere in the module | that graph's sequence is generated per call; the image is `Xclbin` | +| the device is NPU1 | `Xclbin`; NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch | +| more than one boundary in any graph | `Xclbin`; one image, N kernels, one shared hardware context | +| otherwise | `Elf` | +| a sequence spans more than one device configuration | its PDI loads are expanded inline (`--expand-load-pdis`); a multi-configuration sequence cannot run otherwise | + +Asking for `image=Elf` when a rule forbids it is an error that names the +member, the graph, or the device. + +**Overlays are compiled once per module** and shared by every sequence that +declares against them. Today `aiecc` emits both halves from one invocation, so +sharing saves reconfigurations and hardware contexts but not compile time. An +instructions-only compile exists in `aiecc` (the instruction branch roots on +the placed-and-routed module) and is exposed to IRON as described in ยง11; it +does not apply to a sequence whose PDI loads are expanded inline, since that +flag forces per-core compilation back on. So compile-time reuse is real for +per-step and chunked builds and not for a single fused sequence. + +**A sequence is not image-agnostic.** Full-ELF instruction streams are emitted +with DDR address folding forced off; xclbin streams fold. The library compiles +the sequence for the image it will live in, and never moves one between them. --- -## 12. llama four ways โ€” the acceptance criterion +## 9. The three operators that do not declare a shape function today -**Test fixtures, not API.** The model code above `decode = g.build()` is -identical in all four. +**flm/gemm fits.** Its dtype depends on the bfp16 packing, which is an overlay +tunable, and a buffer's dtype can reference a field the same way a dimension +does. Its config-versus-shape split is what ยง3 was modelled on: ```python -decode = g.build() -ov = Overlay(decode, dev) # shared by all four - -net = Elf(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # A -net = Xclbin(ov, *[StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps]).load(dev) # B -net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # Ca -net = Xclbin(ov, GeneratedSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) # Cb +@operator +class FLMGEMMOverlay(Overlay): + K: int = dim() + N: int = dim() + b_format: str = tunable("bfp16ebs8") + + a = StreamIn(64, K) + b = StreamIn(K, 64, dtype=b_format) + c = StreamOut(64, 64) + + +@operator +class FLMGEMM(Operator[FLMGEMMOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + A = In(M, FLMGEMMOverlay.K, to=FLMGEMMOverlay.a) + B = In(FLMGEMMOverlay.K, FLMGEMMOverlay.N, dtype=FLMGEMMOverlay.b_format, to=FLMGEMMOverlay.b) + C = Out(M, FLMGEMMOverlay.N, from_=FLMGEMMOverlay.c) ``` -| | image | sequences | kind | dispatches/token | | -|---|---|---|---|---|---| -| **A** | `Elf` | 1 | static | 1 | today's path; the baseline. NPU2 only | -| **B** | `Xclbin` | ~15 | static | ~15 | today; runs on NPU1. Overlay shared across every step | -| **Ca** | `Xclbin` | 1 | static | 1 | **one overlay, one reusable insts.bin** | -| **Cb** | `Xclbin` | 1 | generated | 1 | per-token scalars with no scratchpad | - -A fifth โ€” `decode.chunks(8)`, four sequences of eight layers โ€” costs nothing -extra to express and is unreachable today. - -### Ca carries the shared risk - -The fused MLIR emits `aiex.configure`/`aiex.run` per step -(`compilation/sequence.py:219-297`), which under `Inline()` expands into -`write32`/`blockwrite` inside the instruction stream โ€” at which point the -xclbin's packaged PDI is needed only to establish the partition. That *should* -make Ca work. Nothing in the tree does it, and `_fuse_as_children` forces -`_iron_full_elf=False` on children for a related-but-different reason -(`jit_compile.py:142-160`), the failure mode being a link that succeeds and a -device that hangs with `ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT`. - -### Cb adds two constraints on top - -- **exactly one `aie.runtime_sequence` survives into `npu_lowered.mlir`.** The - fused module starts with one per child device plus `main:sequence`. - `aie-materialize-runtime-sequences` inlines `aiex.run` callees but the pass - description does not say whether the callees are **erased**. -- **no `aiex.npu.load_pdi` survives.** Should hold under `Inline()`. - -### Step 0: settle both before writing any model code - -```bash -# 0a -- the shared risk. Two-operator fused graph, full_elf=False. -aiecc ... --expand-load-pdis --get-xclbin --get-npu-insts ... -# dispatch via opcode 3; it either runs or it hangs. - -# 0b -- Cb's two extra constraints, same build plus: -aiecc ... --get=npu_lowered.mlir --get-npu-cpp --npu-cpp-emit-dispatch-shim ... -grep -c 'aie.runtime_sequence' /npu_lowered.mlir # must be 1 -grep -c 'aiex.npu.load_pdi' /npu_lowered.mlir # must be 0 -``` - -An afternoon each. If 0a hangs, the primitives survive unchanged โ€” `Xclbin` with -one multi-step sequence has no legal construction, llama-without-ELF means config -B only, and Ca/Cb defer behind an upstream fix. - -### What to measure once they run - -Per-token latency A vs B vs Ca vs Cb, plus `chunks(8)`; build time and artifact -size; and for Cb, host-side regeneration cost per token against the -`HostResident` write it replaces. Per `project_npu_bimodal_timing`: interleave -the configurations, โ‰ฅ8 rounds โ€” a non-interleaved min-of-medians has fabricated a -5% "win" here before. - ---- - -## 13. Harnesses compose too - -What `compare` actually requires is **a boundary after every step** โ€” a list of -single-step sequences, not a mode: +**mm_prebuilt fits, and is why `Overlay` has a second constructor.** Its array +is downloaded, so it has no `design()`. Its streams carry the shim pins that +today are hand-matched in comments, and its runtime parameters are resident +symbols: ```python -probs = Reference(decode).run(inputs) # never receives an overlay - -net = Compare(ov, [StaticSequence(ov, [s]) for s in decode.steps], - rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2).load(dev) +@operator +class MMPrebuiltOverlay(Overlay, source=Xclbin.download(URL)): + a = StreamIn(128, 128, per_row=True, via=[Shim(col=2 * r, channel=0) for r in range(4)]) + b = StreamIn(128, 128, per_column=True, via=[Shim(col=c, channel=1) for c in range(8)]) + c = StreamOut(128, 128, per_column=True, via=[Shim(col=c, channel=0) for c in range(8)]) + rtp = Resident(np.int32, address=4096, lock=10) ``` -`Compare` cannot be handed one multi-step sequence, because there would be -nowhere to interrupt โ€” structural rather than documented. `Reference` never -receives an overlay, so "reference compiles nothing" is likewise in the -signature. - ---- - -## 14. Verification for a new operator with no tests - -**Duplication and verification pull in opposite directions.** A second -declaration catches *drift*, never *wrongness* โ€” a matching typo passes. IRON -proves this today: `GEMV.arg_spec` says `(M,K),(K,),(M,)`, the design forty lines -later says `(num_batches*M*K,),(num_batches*K,),(num_batches*M,)`, and -`arg_spec_snapshot.json` (a third restatement, 22 classes) has blessed the -disagreement. Green. +This is the one case that keeps the previous draft's post-compile read-back: +an overlay IRON did not build gets its declared bindings checked against +`input_with_addresses.mlir`, and a sequence declared against it that cannot +drive it gets a message naming the binding. That is the flm/gemm-against- +mm_prebuilt mismatch that is currently a comment. -So verification must come from *structure and behaviour*, not restatement. That -is why ยง8 has the design consume the interface rather than restate it, and why -the checks in ยง15 are mostly structural rather than comparisons between two -hand-written specs. +`via=` pins a shim column and channel. `channel` is validated against the +two-per-direction limit from the target model at class creation; nothing +validates it today at any layer. Pinning constrains routing for everything +else, so it is a tool for foreign overlays and not a default. -The build-time coverage checks (E15โ€“E20) are only *possible* because of the -single declaration: today the shape in `arg_spec` and the `tensor_dims` in the -TAPs come from different places, so comparing them proves nothing. - -**Separately, and worth fixing independently of this plan:** `run_test` uses the -arg spec for direction and order only and never checks `spec.shape` / -`spec.dtype`, while tests feed it pre-flattened data. That is why the GEMV rank -disagreement above is invisible. Tightening it will surface some currently-green -failures. +**swiglu_prefill_stream does not fit.** Its shapes come from a graph that +stream-dse exports at build time. It gets a dynamic escape, private to the +stream package: `Operator.from_spec(...)` builds the members from the exported +description at class-creation time, and gives up pyright for that one +operator, which already skips its tests when stream-dse is absent. --- -## 15. Enforcement matrix +## 10. Checks -**T1** static, **T2** import/registration, **T3** specialize, **T4** build, -**T5** compose/load, **T6** hardware. +Each row names the failure or mechanism that justifies it. **T1** pyright, +**T2** class creation, **T3** tune/bind, **T4** build, **T5** hardware. -| id | mistake | when | mechanism | +| id | mistake | when | because | |---|---|---|---| -| E1 | a name assigned twice, or conditionally | T2 | `__setattr__` records; `interface()` replayed, each name assigned exactly once | -| E2 | an interface member assigned outside `interface()` | T2 | `__setattr__` rejects these types outside the `interface()` call frame | -| E3 | count/order disagrees with the design | T4 | identity check against `Runtime` fn_args (E7) | -| E4 | a shape reads a `Tuning` knob | T2 | symbolic probe run twice under **different tuning**; the interface must be identical | -| E5 | a shape reads a `HostResident`/`SequenceResident` | T2 | poisoned `__index__` raises, naming the value | -| E6 | `interface()` doesn't survive symbols | T2 | symbolic smoke construction at registration โ€” catches validation that leaked into `__init__` | -| E7 | the design re-declares types instead of consuming the interface | T4 | the first N `Runtime` fn_args must be the *same objects* as the declared members | -| E8 | `reference()` arity disagrees with the `In` members | T2 | signature check | -| E9 | `tuning()` sets a field that doesn't exist, or a non-`Tuning` one | **T1** | `dataclasses.replace` return type; pyright | -| E10 | one operator instance bound to two different value handles | T2 (graph build) | recorded per instance; error explains one-symbol-per-design | -| E11 | a `HostResident` never written before dispatch | T6 | sync-time check on the handle | -| E12 | no legal tuning for this shape/device | T3 | `Untunable`, raised by `tuning()` | -| E13 | a `GeneratedSequence` packaged into an `Elf` | **T1** | `Elf.__init__(self, overlay, sequence: StaticSequence)`; pyright | -| E14 | `Overlay`/`Sequence` built before `specialize()` | T3/T4 | state machine on the base class | -| E15 | a declared tensor never forwarded to `Runtime` | T4 | fn_args inspection | -| E16 | an `Out` never drained, an `In` never filled | T4 | sequence inspection | -| E17 | DMA addresses past the end of a declared buffer | T4 | `access_order()` max vs `prod(shape)` | -| E18 | part of an `Out` never written | T4 | `access_count() == 0` โ€” silent garbage | -| E19 | part of an `In` never read | T4 | `access_count() == 0` | -| E20 | an `Out` written twice | T4 | `access_count() > 1` | -| E21 | wrong type / missing arg / bogus kwarg at construction | T1 | pyright on real dataclass fields | -| E22 | the kernel computes the wrong thing | T6 | `reference()` โ€” the only oracle | -| E23 | a sequence composed against an overlay it does not match | T5 | ยง6 ABI comparison; names the disagreeing **binding or symbol**, not a hash | -| E24 | `Elf` on NPU1 | T5 | `Elf.__init__`, from `overlay.device` | -| E25 | `Inline()` and `CtrlPkt()` requested together | T4 | mutually exclusive aiecc flags | -| E26 | a `SequenceResident` declared but never forwarded to `Runtime` | T4 | inherited: `_DispatchParameter._bind` | -| E27 | a `GeneratedSequence` whose lowering leaves >1 runtime sequence | T4 | inherited: `_check_runtime_sequence_abi`, re-raised naming the sequence | -| E28 | `Compare` handed a multi-step sequence | T1 | its constructor takes a list of sequences | -| E29 | a `via=Shim(...)` constraint the design didn't honour | T4 | read `input_with_addresses.mlir` back; compare to the declared constraint | -| E30 | `via=Shim(channel=2)` โ€” past the hardware limit | T2 | 2 per direction per shim tile, from the target model. **Unvalidated today at any layer** | -| E31 | more shim endpoints than the device has | T3 | `get_shim_dma_limit` โ€” already exists, already used; extend to the graph | - -T4 uses `TensorAccessPattern`'s `tensor_dims`, `offset`, `sizes`, `strides`, -`access_order()`, `access_count()` (per-element touch count) and -`compare_access_orders()` (`aie/helpers/taplib/tap.py`). - -T4 runs on every build unless disabled: `compile(check=False)`, with a size -threshold that degrades to bounds-checking-only for very large buffers -(`access_count()` materialises a buffer-sized array โ€” llama's 2048-padded -attention buffers ร— 32 heads is real build time). See O3. - -**E4 is worth calling out.** "Shapes must not depend on tuning" is usually a -convention people violate quietly. Running the symbolic probe twice under -different tuning and comparing turns it into a mechanical check that costs -microseconds. - -**E9, E13 and E28 are T1** as a direct result of ยง3's `replace()` and ยง10's -constructor signatures โ€” each was a runtime check in an earlier draft. That is -the payoff of priority 15. - -**E29โ€“E31 are the ยง6 rows**, and E30 catches a real gap: nothing in IRON or -mlir-aie validates a pinned channel against the 2-per-direction limit today, and -there are zero call sites to have noticed. - -**Not enforceable without a test:** the math (E22), and access *order* โ€” coverage -can be complete while the permutation is wrong. `compare_access_orders()` helps -where a fill and a drain should correspond, but it is not general. +| C1 | wrong type, missing argument, bogus kwarg at construction | T1 | real dataclass fields; the most valuable static check the previous draft measured | +| C2 | `tuning()` sets a field that is not a `tunable` | T1 | `replace()` against the real field list | +| C3 | a shape dimension is a `tunable`, a per-call value, or an expression | T2 | the shape rule (ยง7); the pipeline would cycle | +| C4 | a member declared with an annotation | T2 | it would become a constructor argument | +| C5 | a `Scratchpad` used at a size position; a `DispatchTime` read by a core | T4 | the hardware rule in ยง6 | +| C6 | a `DispatchTime` member in a full-ELF sequence | T4 | no instruction-buffer argument to swap; upstream raises the same | +| C7 | `via=Shim(channel=2)` | T2 | two per direction per shim tile; unvalidated today | +| C8 | more shim endpoints than the device has | T3 | `get_shim_dma_limit` exists; extend to the graph | +| C9 | no legal tuning for this `K` on this device | T3 | `Untunable`; the mem_copy 16-core hang compiled fine | +| C10 | extent not a multiple of the overlay's tile unit | T3 | `compatible()` | +| C11 | an overlay's core ELFs differ between two extents | test suite | the reuse discipline (ยง3), byte-identity; fails today for every design with a compile-time trip count | +| C12 | a foreign overlay's declared bindings disagree with its file | T4 | the mm_prebuilt case (ยง9) | +| C13 | a declared buffer never filled or drained in an overridden `design(rt)` | T4 | the derived sequence cannot make this mistake; an override can | +| C14 | DMA addresses past the end of a buffer in an overridden `design(rt)` | T4 | bounds from the slice, cheap; the coverage checks beyond this are opt-in test utilities | +| C15 | a `Scratchpad` never written before dispatch | T5 | sync-time check on the handle | +| C16 | one instance bound to two per-call handles | graph build | one symbol per design (ยง6) | +| C17 | `n_rows > max_rows` | write time | the bound is declared beside the buffer | +| C18 | the kernel computes the wrong thing | T5 | `reference()`; the only oracle | +| C19 | `image=Elf` requested for a module a rule forbids | compile | names the `DispatchTime` member, the graph with several boundaries, or the device | +| C20 | a compiled graph called with a new input shape | call | no silent recompile; the message names the parameter and both shapes | + +Retired from the previous draft: E1, E2, E6, E14 (guarded the `__setattr__` +hook), E3, E7, E15 (guarded the design's restatement of the ABI), E16โ€“E20 as +every-build checks (the derived sequence covers by construction; kept as test +utilities for overrides), E23 as a general check (agreement by construction; +kept for foreign overlays as C12), E25, E27, E28 (packaging choices the user +no longer makes). + +Access *order* is still not checkable without a test: coverage can be +complete while the permutation is wrong. --- -## 16. Measurements taken +## 11. Upstream dependencies, prototyped in IRON -Probe at `/scratch/ehunhoff/spelling_probe/` (separate venv; `ironenv` -untouched, per requirements.txt drift risk). +Three upstream changes are needed. Each is prototyped in IRON by extension so +the PR runs end to end, and filed upstream as its own change. -**Spelling vs type checkers.** mlir-aie uses pyright, -`typeCheckingMode: "standard"`; IRON configures no checker today. +| need | upstream state | IRON prototype | +|---|---|---| +| **instructions-only compile** against an already-built overlay | `aiecc --get-npu-insts [--sequence-name=]` already skips per-core compilation; `CompilableDesign.compile()` refuses an insts-only call | call `compile_mlir_module(insts_path=...)` directly, bypassing the guard | +| **dispatch bridge on a fused graph** | `aie-materialize-runtime-sequences` inlines callee sequences but does not erase them, so any fused graph leaves more than one `aie.runtime_sequence` in `npu_lowered.mlir` and the bridge's check rejects it; `aiecc` itself prunes non-selected sequences on its own C++ edge | prune the callee sequences from the lowered module before the check reads it | +| **scratchpad on the xclbin path** | `ParameterScratchpad` reads a run handle's control-scratchpad buffer, wired only to the full-ELF flow | **spike S2** first; if the buffer exists on an xclbin run, wrap it in IRON; if not, the lowering rule in ยง6 applies and no prototype is possible | -| spelling | pyright std | pyright strict | mypy --strict | -|---|---|---|---| -| `In[M, K]`, free names | 7 errors | โ€” | โ€” | -| `Annotated[Tensor, Shape[M,K]]`, free names | 7 errors | โ€” | โ€” | -| `In[M, K]`, module-level Dims | clean | clean | 33 errors | -| `Annotated[In, Shape[M,K]]`, module Dims | clean | clean | clean | -| `In[M, K]` + config suppression | clean | clean | n/a | - -Suppression does **not** leak: a normal module still reports undefined names. -Strict is *better* than standard here โ€” same result, more call-site checking. -All of this is why the annotation approach was *viable*; ยง3 is why it lost -anyway. - -**Synthesised dataclass fields โ€” the decisive one.** Measured: pyright reports -`No parameter named "M"` on **valid** calls. `@dataclass_transform` does not help -(PEP 681 infers from class-body annotations). Worse than unchecked. This is what -forces real, hand-written dataclass fields in ยง3. - -**Resolver for the annotation approach.** ~90 lines; classification, evaluation, -inference, error messages. Two findings from building it, both of which are -*dissolved* rather than solved by putting the declaration in a method body: - -- Annotations must be evaluated one at a time โ€” evaluating them together forces - `(N,K) if b_col_maj else (K,N)` while `b_col_maj` is still symbolic. -- A parameter a shape *branches* on cannot be symbolic; a forced symbol names - itself, drops to its default and retries. +Also upstream: a builder for `aiex.configure`/`aiex.run` (IRON emits them by +rewriting MLIR text today), and multiple runtime sequences per device +(upstream hardcodes one device `main` with one sequence `sequence`). The +second is what an ELF module with two entry points needs (S4); until it +exists, IRON emits the second sequence by the same text rewriting the fusion +pass already does. Neither blocks the decode-only PR. --- -## 17. Authoring - -The operator model is invisible from here, and so are the artifacts until you ask -for a specific composition. - -```python -with capture(model) as g: - x = g.input((1, cfg.emb_dim)) - angles = g.input((1, cfg.head_dim)) - offset = g.param(np.int32) - kc = [g.state((cfg.n_kv_groups, MAX, cfg.head_dim)) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers)] +## 12. Spikes, before any model code - for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): - h = g(RMSNorm, x, blk.norm1.weight) - q = g(RoPE, g(GEMV, blk.attn.q.weight, h), angles) - ... - logits = g(GEMV, model.out_head.weight, g(RMSNorm, x, model.norm.weight)) - -decode = g.build() -net = decode.compile(dev) # composes the ยง10 defaults -net[x] = embed(token); net[offset] = n * cfg.head_dim; net() -probs = net[logits] -``` +| id | question | how | if no | +|---|---|---|---| +| **S1** | does one fused, multi-configuration sequence dispatch correctly from an xclbin via the opcode-3 path, with PDI loads expanded inline? | two-operator fused graph, `full_elf=False`, `--expand-load-pdis --get-xclbin --get-npu-insts`; it runs or it hangs | `image=Xclbin` with one boundary has no legal construction; NPU1 is per-step only; `chunks(n)` still works (each chunk is its own kernel) | +| **S2** | does an xclbin dispatch have a control scratchpad? | XRT run handle on an xclbin kernel; try `get_ctrl_scratchpad_bo()` | ยง6's lowering rule; `Scratchpad` is full-ELF only; softmax's `vector_size` needs S3 or a compile-time field on NPU1 | +| **S3** | can a `DispatchTime` value be written into tile memory by the sequence? | one design with a register write whose value is a dispatch parameter; read it back from the core | core-read per-call values are `Scratchpad` only | +| **S4** | can one full ELF carry two runtime sequences, dispatched by name? | a device with two `aie.runtime_sequence` ops through `--get-full-elf`; load and run each | an ELF module is one ELF per graph with an upload per graph (ยง8) | -No strings. `capture(model)` learns `id(tensor) -> name` from -`named_parameters()`, so a parameter *is* its handle. Every intermediate is -undeclared โ€” `infer_buffer_offsets` already pools by live range, which deletes -`AIEPrefillBuffers` (~70 lines of `XRTTensor`/`subview`). +An afternoon each. S1 needs the device; S2 and S3 need a device and no design +work; S4 needs only `aiecc`. None of ยง4โ€“ยง7 depends on any of them, and S4 +matters only once prefill joins the module. -Prefill differs by passing the matmul class in (`def ffn(g, blk, x, mm=GEMV)`), -which also turns the `.T` layout disagreement into `GEMM.tuned(b_col_maj=True)` -and deletes `_upload(k_major=...)`. +--- -Not llama-shaped: a CNN is `g(Conv2D, net.conv1.weight, x)` in the same graph, -same allocator, same handles. +## 13. Acceptance + +The PR is done when: + +1. **Every operator is on the new declaration.** All 22, including the three + in ยง9. `arg_spec`, `bind()`, the snapshot, the `*_parameter="..."` kwargs + and the dispatch hierarchy are deleted, not left beside their replacements. +2. **llama decode is rewritten as a graph function** and runs fully fused + on NPU2 as an ELF module of one graph, with the **same token stream** as + the snapshot taken before the rewrite, and per-token latency within noise + of today's, measured interleaved over at least eight rounds. Prefill stays + as it is today and feeds the same state objects. +3. **NPU1 per-step xclbin runs llama decode**, contingent on S2 or on the ยง6 + lowering rule plus S3 for softmax. If neither route exists for softmax, the + PR says so and NPU1 llama is a follow-up. +4. **`iron/tests` and `iron/operators` baselines hold** (745 / 13 skipped and + 3165 with the five known mem_copy timeouts, on the PR 215 branch). +5. **`chunks(n)` works** on the llama graph, since it costs nothing extra to + express and is the case the packaging layer exists for. + +Measured as experiments, not gates: `image=Xclbin` with one boundary (S1), +per-token latency across boundary choices, and the host-side regeneration cost +of a `DispatchTime` step against a `Scratchpad` write. + +Prefill stays out. Its ~300 lines are missing operators, not authoring, and no +declaration scheme fixes that. It is the next plan, and it is where the +module (ยง8) and S4 become load-bearing. -`decode.compile(dev)` is three lines of library code over the primitives, and a -user who wants something else writes those three lines: +--- -```python -ov = Overlay(decode, dev) -decode_net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, decode.steps)).load(dev) -prefill_net = Xclbin(ov, StaticSequence(ov, prefill.steps)).load(dev) # same overlay -``` +## 14. Sequencing -The second form is what makes E23 meaningful, and it is the shape L2 would slot -into without an API change. +| step | what | needs | +|---|---|---| +| 0 | spikes S1โ€“S3 | device | +| 1 | `Overlay`, `Operator`, `dim`/`tunable`, streams, `In`/`Out`/`InOut`, `Scratchpad`/`DispatchTime`, `@operator`, the tiler, library-owned `Runtime`/`Program`; GEMV alone, byte-identical object to today's | โ€” | +| 2 | the derivable operators: the two elementwise bases (eight operators), axpy, leaky_relu, dequant, rms_norm, rope, softmax; each finite core loop rewritten to read its count from a resident (ยง3) | 1 | +| 3 | the overrides: strided_copy, transpose, mem_copy, repeat, gemm, mha, flm/gemm, mm_prebuilt (`from_xclbin`), swiglu_prefill_stream (`from_spec`); the two swiglu composites as graph functions | 1, 6 | +| 4 | delete `arg_spec`, `bind()`, the snapshot test, `L3_*_ty`, `*_parameter=` | 2, 3 | +| 5 | packaging: `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)`, the derivation rules, modules, harnesses; delete the dispatch hierarchy; the ยง11 prototypes | 1, S1 | +| 6 | `@iron.graph`: tracing, handles, `iron.state`, weights by identity, inference, `chunks`; replaces the recorder | 1 | +| 7 | llama decode as a graph function; parity against the snapshot; NPU1 per S2/S3 | 4, 5, 6 | + +Constructor changes forced by the shape rule, to list in the PR description: +RMSNorm (`size, tile_size` โ†’ `rows, tile_size`), and any other operator whose +arg_spec today computes a dimension rather than naming one (to be enumerated +in step 2). --- -## 18. What this deletes - -**From today's tree:** `arg_spec`, `bind()`, `arg_spec_snapshot.json`, the -`L3_*_ty` re-declarations, `*_parameter="string"` kwargs, and the whole -`SequenceDispatch` hierarchy โ€” `AutoDispatch`, `FusedDispatch`, -`SeparateDispatch`, `CompareDispatch`, `ReferenceDispatch`, `_DISPATCH_ALIASES`, -and `full_elf_path(seq)`'s "however it got built" escape hatch. - -**From the annotation draft:** deferred annotations ยท `localns` evaluation ยท free -names in annotations ยท module-level `Dim`s ยท the `In[...]` vs -`Annotated[In, Shape[...]]` question ยท pyright suppression in pyrightconfig ยท the -`dims()` import ยท evaluating annotations one at a time ยท branch-parameter retry ยท -rank-directed branch resolution ยท synthesise-vs-verify the field list ยท -`@operator` reading a design signature. - -**From the `Deployment` draft:** the `Deployment` record, its four string-valued -axes, its five presets, its eight-row legality table; the `Scalar`/`Extent`/ -`Shape` role taxonomy; and the lazy-compile/`Frozen()` deopt machinery. - -**Kept throughout:** `Tuning[T]` as an IRON-local marker (now a *field* -annotation), the tuning policy and `Untunable`, per-device numbers from the -target model, the un-flattening, the capture/handle authoring surface, and the T4 -coverage checks. - -**Cost.** The `__setattr__` hook is magic where an annotation is declarative; the -design diverges from upstream's `In`/`Out` convention (ยง8) with a real -consequence for `SequenceResident` (ยง11); `interface()` is structurally a method -returning the spec โ€” which was objected to early on, though the objection was to -a *parallel* declaration and here the design consumes it (E7 makes that -mechanical). And the primitives are more to learn than `dispatch="fused"` for a -user who only ever wants the default โ€” mitigated only by `decode.compile(dev)` -being genuinely the common path. +## 15. What this deletes ---- +From today's tree: `arg_spec` (14 shape functions), `bind()` and its 15 +`bind_from=` sites, `arg_spec_snapshot.json` and its three tests, the `L3_*_ty` +restatements, `output_offset_parameter`/`vector_size_parameter` and their +string spellings in llama, `SequenceDispatch` and its five subclasses, +`_DISPATCH_ALIASES`, `full_elf_path()`, one of the two `infer_buffer_offsets` +implementations, `CompositeOperator` and the two swiglu `OperatorSequence` +composites, the recorder's `g.named()`/`g.slice()` string surface, and GEMV's, +repeat's and mha's private copies of the BD wrap split. -## 19. Sequencing +From the previous draft: `interface()`, the `__setattr__` hook and its replay, +the symbolic probe, `specialize()` on the operator, `HostResident`/ +`SequenceResident`/`OverlayResident`, `StaticSequence`/`GeneratedSequence`, +`Elf`/`Xclbin` as user constructors, `Overlay.bindings/residents/sizes` as a +general mechanism, `via=` on host buffers, `Compare`/`Reference` as classes, +and E1โ€“E3, E6, E7, E14โ€“E20, E23, E25, E27, E28. -| step | what | blocks | -|---|---|---| -| **0a** | spike Ca: two-op fused graph, `full_elf=False` + `--expand-load-pdis`, opcode-3 dispatch | ยง10โ€“ยง12 | -| **0b** | spike Cb: the two greps, then the shim | `GeneratedSequence` being real | -| 1 | `interface()` + `__setattr__` + `replace()`-based `tuning()` + E1โ€“E9, on GEMV alone | โ€” | -| 2 | the design consumes the interface (E7), deleting `arg_spec` for GEMV | โ€” | -| 3 | `Overlay.bindings/residents/sizes` published and checked (ยง6, E23/E29โ€“E31) โ€” **standalone value even if everything else slips**; it would have caught the `mm_prebuilt` mismatch | โ€” | -| 4 | `Sequence`/`Image`/harnesses, reproducing A and B exactly, 745/3165 baselines held | 5 | -| 5 | Ca and `chunks(n)`, if 0a said yes | 7 | -| 6 | remaining operators (O6), then llama rewritten against the capture surface | โ€” | -| 7 | Cb, measured; `project-dispatch-bridge-not-applicable` revised or confirmed | โ€” | - -Steps 0a/0b, 1โ€“2, and 3 touch disjoint files and can proceed in parallel. Per -`project_parallel_work_constraints`, the NPU device and the build dirs are the -only contention points โ€” 0a/0b need the device, 1โ€“3 do not. - -Step 3 is worth calling out: it needs no new toolchain feature, reads files IRON -already opens, and pays for itself the first time two sequences share an overlay. +Kept throughout: `Untunable` and per-device numbers from the target model, +the un-flattening, `Tuning` (as `tunable`) IRON-local, the capture surface as the +authoring layer, and the decode-drift snapshot (ยง18). --- -## 20. Open questions - -- **O1. Does `interface()` assign to `self`, or return a list?** Assignment is - the only stringless route to *names*, and names are what make the E-messages - good. Returning a list needs no hook but numbers the members. -- **O2. Does `__init__` validate at all?** It must tolerate symbols, so probably - not โ€” everything moves to `specialize()`. A behaviour change for anyone relying - on `GEMV(M=7)` raising immediately. -- **O3. T4 opt-out and size threshold.** `compile(check=False)` is the obvious - home. What is the threshold, and is it per-operator or global? -- **O4. Accept the divergence from upstream's design signature (ยง8)?** ยง11 makes - it concrete: it forces the (a)/(b)/(c) choice. Recommendation (c) is an - upstream ask. -- **O5. Prefill scope.** ~300 lines of CPU/NPU ping-pong need real operators - (masked softmax, attention context matmul, cache concat). Larger than the - authoring rewrite. Sequence it after decode? -- **O6. Pilot operator and conversion order.** GEMV first; then what? -- **O7. Branch or worktree**, to keep the 745 / 3165 baselines undisturbed. -- **O8. Is L2 worth filing upstream?** `--sequence-name` and `--device-name` - exist but are unused from Python. L3 covers llama's case; L2 matters for graphs - where the *structure* changes but the overlay does not. Needs a second consumer - before filing. -- **O9. Does `Tuning[T]` still want upstreaming** now that it is a field - annotation rather than a design-signature one? It is a genuine gap next to - `CompileTime`. -- **O10. How much default is too much?** `decode.compile(dev)` hides four - constructor calls. Should it report what it composed under `verbose`? -- **O11. Should a `GeneratedSequence` with zero `SequenceResident` values be - allowed?** Coherent, and the cheapest form of step 0b, but strictly slower than - static in production. Allow-and-warn, or reject outside tests? -- **O12. Where does `chunks(n)` live** โ€” on `Graph`, or a free function over - `.steps`? A method invites "what's the right n", which has no general answer. -- **O13. `flm/gemm` README line 58** claims A broadcasts from shim columns - 0/2/4/6. True today, pinned by nothing, and the placer sorts by fifo name. - Correct the doc or add the pin โ€” independent of this plan, but someone will - rely on it. -- **O14. Does `via=` belong on the interface at all,** given that pinning - constrains routing for everything else and `flm/gemm` has zero placement slack? - The weaker version โ€” publish and check, never constrain โ€” is most of the value - at none of the risk. Decide after step 3. -- **O15. Verify the shim BD wrap/stride caps** in the target model before - promising them to `tuning()` (ยง4). The `MAX_WRAP = 1023` FIXME depends on it. +## 16. Open questions + +- **O1. Resolved.** Tiler scope is sized in ยง5: 14 derivable plus softmax, + eight overrides, repeat treated as an override. +- **O2. Tunable overrides in inferred form.** `GEMV(wk, x, cols=2)` reaches the + overlay; is that the spelling, or `GEMV.with_(cols=2)(wk, x)`? +- **O3. Resolved.** Upstream's tile placer and channel allocator both use + stable sorts keyed on constraint level and channel demand, so **op order is + the final tiebreak for shim tile and channel**, and op order is the + fifo-name sort. A rename can move an unpinned shim endpoint. For overlays + IRON builds this is reproducibility only, since the sequence binds to the + fifo it got: the library names a per-column stream's fifos from declaration + position and column, zero-padded, never from the attribute name. For + foreign overlays every stream is pinned and pinned endpoints place first. + A `per_column` stream does not guarantee column `c`'s shim is in physical + column `c`; the placer picks by flow centroid and load. An author who needs + a physical column pins it. +- **O4. Resolved.** Five library sites consumed arg_spec, all wanting + direction, shape and dtype per buffer, which the declared members carry. + Only `share_designs` consumed arg_spec *agreement*, and under the new model + that check inverts: two operators sharing an overlay are expected to differ + in extent, so the check is "same overlay key, and each `compatible()` + passes." +- **O9. The class-call overloading.** `GEMV(w, h)` records a step and + `GEMV(ov, M=2048)` constructs. Accepted as the default; the alternative is + a lowercase functional namespace (`iron.ops.gemv`) beside the classes. +- **O10. State semantics.** How `iron.state` is reset, read back to the host, + and sized when the module has two graphs writing it. Decided in step 6. +- **O11. Host work between boundaries.** `chunks(n)` returns control to the + host between dispatches; whether a graph function can express host compute + at a boundary, or whether that is two graphs in a module, is prefill's + problem and is deferred with it. +- **O5. Reconfiguration skipping.** Whether the fusion pass skips a PDI load + when consecutive steps share an overlay. If not, the shared-overlay win in ยง3 + is hardware contexts only until it does. +- **O6. `chunks(n)` placement.** A method on the build or a free function over + the steps. +- **O7. Verbose report format.** What `compile(dev, verbose=True)` prints: the + image, each sequence's kind and boundaries, each per-call value's lowering. +- **O8. The `MAX_WRAP` FIXME.** `iron/common/utils.py` already has + `DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP` and a shared `split_run`, with a comment arguing the wrap + is identical across every target model IRON builds for. The tiler uses the + shared helper; the FIXME closes by deletion, not by `dev.max_wrap`. --- -## 21. Looked at and dismissed - -| option | why not | -|---|---| -| Shape annotations on the design signature | the scope problem and everything in ยง18's second list; retained as the fallback if `__setattr__` collection proves worse than expected. ยง16 has the measurements | -| `Layer` + backend + `using()` + `infer` (exists on `ehunhoff/graph-capture-frontend`, incl. a 67-line `llama_model.py` and `iron/nn/`) | too much machinery; indirection the declaration model removes | -| `forward()` on the model tree | llama-shaped; `iron/models/llama.py` is deliberately parameters-only | -| Central `iron.shapes` registry of dim names | a global namespace of every dim any operator might use, edited per new operator | -| Module-level `M, K = dims(...)` per design module | works (measured clean) but names each dim three times | -| `Annotated[In, Shape[M,K]]` | only buys mypy, which nobody here runs | -| Per-arg lambda `In[lambda p: (p.M, p.K)]` / `@shapes` decorator | noisy; a deferred annotation *is* a lambda over a namespace, so this was the same mechanism spelled explicitly | -| `declare()` in the body + sentinel exception | control flow by exception | -| String dim names `In["M", "K"]` | conditionals inexpressible; strings | -| Reading `A.shape` inside the design | upstream `_TensorPlaceholder` poisons attribute access on purpose | -| A general inverse shape solver | no precedent in torch/JAX/ONNX/MLIR โ€” all go paramsโ†’shapes. Reframed as lazy specialization (`LazyLinear`, `flax.linen.Dense`) | -| Symbolic unification of the existing `arg_spec` | superseded: the declaration *is* the symbolic form | -| Einops-style shape DSL | GEMM's own docstring: "any shape-expression language able to express it would have become Python again" | -| Killing GEMV's `num_batches` conditional | unnecessary โ€” conditionals work in a method body (ยง3) | -| interface-then-`yield` in the design body | same scope fix, but adds a generator protocol, a purity rule for the pre-yield prefix, and drops tensor params from the signature | -| Synthesised dataclass fields | measured in ยง16 โ€” pyright rejects *valid* calls; `dataclass_transform` does not help | -| Per-call-site runtime values | not implementable: one scratchpad symbol per design; distinct symbols mean distinct designs | -| Two markers for scratchpad values (offset vs core-read) | same object, same mechanism; the distinction is in the design's use | -| Naming the tiers by role (`Scalar`/`Extent`/`Shape`) | abstractions over what the design does with a value; `shape` collides with flm.GEMM, and none of the three says what a change costs. ยง9 names the rebuilt artifact instead | -| Lazy compile + observe-and-deopt | `compile()` silently recompiling mid-run is the opposite of priority 13. Inference belongs only in the JIT path, where the call *is* the entry point | -| Keeping one `dispatch=` string | the combinations are a product, not a list, and partial fusion is not in the product at all. `"fused"` already means two different things depending on the device | -| A `Deployment` record with typed axes and presets | still enumerates blessed combinations; still cannot express `chunks(8)`; needed an eight-row legality table for facts two constructor signatures now carry | -| `Deployment` as a policy class hierarchy (today's `SequenceDispatch`) | scatters one matrix across five classes, and makes every error message a local decision | -| Comparing overlay/sequence **hashes** for compatibility | too crude in both directions โ€” irrelevant differences fail, and a moved RTP reader passes. ยง6 compares the ABI | -| `DispatchTime[T]` as the mechanism for llama's `cache_offset` | it regenerates the whole stream; a scratchpad write is a few words. It is now `SequenceResident` and is an *option*, measured as config Cb (ยง12), not the default | -| Treating `SequenceResident` as a special parameter kind | it is an argument to a `GeneratedSequence` | -| Leaving `has_dispatch` as the gate | makes "which kind of sequence is this" an inference rather than a decision | -| `tuning()` returning a `dict` | string keys, no pyright, and a runtime check for what `replace()` catches in the editor | -| Exposing raw aiecc flags on the primitives | `--expand-load-pdis` is not tuning โ€” without it the program links and hangs. `Inline()` carries the meaning, not the flag | -| `compare`/`reference` as dispatch modes | `compare` needs a boundary after every step, `reference` needs no device; both are structural facts their constructors now state | +## 17. Corrections to the previous draft's claims about upstream + +For the record, so nobody re-derives them: + +- `aie-materialize-runtime-sequences` **does not erase** inlined callee + sequences; an upstream test asserts the callee device survives. The previous + draft's spike 0b would fail on its first grep. This is why ยง11 prunes before + the bridge's check. +- The instruction branch in `aiecc` roots on the placed-and-routed module, not + on the module with compiled ELFs, so an instructions-only compile already + exists in the toolchain. `--expand-load-pdis` forces it back onto compiled + cores. The previous draft's L2 was near, and unavailable for exactly the + mode it called load-bearing. +- `ParameterScratchpad` is wired only to the full-ELF dispatch flow. The + previous draft's configs B, Ca and Cb could not carry `cache_offset` as + written. +- Full-ELF instruction streams are emitted with DDR address folding forced + off; xclbin streams fold. A sequence is not interchangeable between images. +- `requires_pdi_resources` is a local flag inside the bridge's check, not an + attribute. `_check_runtime_sequence_abi` is a module function in + `_dispatch_compile.py`, not a method. `split_params` and + `_TensorPlaceholder` live in `_introspect.py` and `_serialization.py`. +- Upstream already has `specialize(**overrides)` meaning "bind a dispatch + parameter"; the previous draft's `op.specialize(dev)` reused the name for a + different operation. +- `InOut` exists upstream and was omitted. +- `schedule=` never existed in the tree; the previous draft was deleting it + from its own earlier version. +- IRON never passes `dispatch_params` to anything; the previous draft's ยง11 + critique of `has_dispatch` describes upstream code. --- -## 22. Carried risk, unrelated to this work +## 18. Carried risk, unrelated to this work **NPU decode output degrades after a few tokens** versus `llama_cpu.py` on the -same prompt and seed. Prefill reproduces exactly and the first tokens agree, then -the NPU drifts. - -Not the weight-naming refactor โ€” uploaded bytes are `torch.equal` for all 146 -parameters. Predates observation; `llama_npu.py` could not run on this host until -XRT 2.26. `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py` asserts only -`returncode == 0`, so it does not catch this, and **a rewritten llama will -inherit it and look guilty.** - -Decision taken: snapshot the current token stream as a before/after artifact and -proceed. Cheapest real probe if revisited: compare NPU vs CPU *logits* for one -decode step rather than sampled tokens. +same prompt and seed. Prefill reproduces exactly and the first tokens agree, +then the NPU drifts. Not the weight-naming refactor; uploaded bytes are +`torch.equal` for all 146 parameters. `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py` +asserts only `returncode == 0`, so it does not catch this, and **a rewritten +llama will inherit it and look guilty.** + +Decision: snapshot the current token stream before step 7 and make parity +against that snapshot the gate, not parity against the CPU. Cheapest real +probe if revisited: compare NPU versus CPU *logits* for one decode step rather +than sampled tokens. From dc38a3e6be25b96864dedf884a9c6761e4e30ac2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 01:31:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 062/215] operator model: the declaration layer iron/common/declare.py is step 1 of OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md: Overlay and Operator base classes, the dim() and tunable() field specifiers, buffer members (In/Out/InOut) that name the stream they move through, stream members (StreamIn/StreamOut) in tile units with per=/broadcast/via=, per-call markers (Scratchpad/DispatchTime), Resident, and the @operator decorator that ties them together. Declarations are class-level. A field declared with dim() or tunable() is bound to its specifier in the class body, so a shape below it uses the bare name; after dataclass processing the decorator re-attaches every field to the class as a DimRef, so GEMVOverlay.K names the dimension from outside while ov.K on an instance is the integer. Members get their names from __set_name__ and their order from the class body. The shape rule is enforced at class creation: a host buffer's dimension is a dim() field or an integer, never a tunable or an expression, which is what makes Operator.infer a lookup over declaration order. A stream's tile may name a tunable, since choosing the tile is what tuning is for. optional(num_batches) marks a leading dimension present only when greater than one, which is how batched operators spell their host shapes today, so get_arg_spec() returns exactly what the snapshot pins. Overlay.tuned(dev) runs tuning() from the device alone and raises Untunable rather than defaulting; for_extent() is the explicit specialisation. Operator.tuned(dev) binds the tuned overlay and runs compatible(). Stream resolution is lazy because a tile may name a tunable that is None until tuned. An Operator also accepts its overlay's fields as keyword arguments and builds the overlay itself, so today's GEMV(M=, K=, num_aie_columns=...) call sites keep working during the migration; that path is untyped and goes with step 4. Nothing here imports mlir-aie. 34 device-free tests under iron/tests/common/declare.py cover naming, rejection rules, binding, tuning, specialisation and inference; they run here against a stub of the upstream module names. The MLIR-generating half is the next commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/__init__.py | 20 + iron/common/declare.py | 1196 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/common/declare.py | 426 ++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 1642 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/common/declare.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/declare.py diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 2507ced3b8..b00196d081 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -12,6 +12,26 @@ same_shape_binary, ) from .operator_bases import ChanneledUnaryOperator, BinaryElementwiseOperator +from .declare import ( + Overlay, + Operator, + operator, + dim, + tunable, + optional, + In, + Out, + InOut, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Scratchpad, + DispatchTime, + Resident, + Shim, + Untunable, + Incompatible, + DeclarationError, +) from .context import AIEContext from .compilation import ( SourceArtifact, diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f1f74181f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -0,0 +1,1196 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The operator model's declaration layer: overlays, operators, and their members. + +An operator's fields sort by what a change rebuilds. Fields that configure the +array (tile shapes, columns, dtypes, kernel flags) live on an :class:`Overlay`; +fields that size the host buffers (extents, batch counts) live on an +:class:`Operator` declared against that overlay; values that change per call +are :class:`Scratchpad` or :class:`DispatchTime` members. Each layer has an +ABI: the overlay's is its **streams** (in tile units), the operator's is its +**buffers** (in extents), and a buffer names the stream it feeds or drains, so +direction, dtype, tile shape and shim binding agree by construction. + +Declarations are class-level. A dimension is a dataclass field declared with +:func:`dim`, a tuning knob is one declared with :func:`tunable`, and a shape is +written in the class body using the field's bare name:: + + @operator + class GEMVOverlay(Overlay): + K: int = dim() + num_aie_columns: int = tunable(8) + tile_size_output: int = tunable(64) + + a = StreamIn(tile_size_output, K, per=num_aie_columns) + b = StreamIn(K, broadcast=True) + c = StreamOut(tile_size_output, per=num_aie_columns) + + @operator + class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + num_batches: int = dim(1) + + A = In(optional(num_batches), M, GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.a) + B = In(optional(num_batches), GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.b) + C = Out(optional(num_batches), M, from_=GEMVOverlay.c) + +The shape rule: a host buffer's dimension is a ``dim()`` field or an integer +literal, nothing else. Not a tunable, not a per-call value, not an +expression. That is what makes inference a lookup (:meth:`Operator.infer`) +and what lets the checks in this module run once, when the class is created. +A stream's tile dimension may also be a tunable: choosing the tile is what +tuning is for, and inference never reads a stream. + +Nothing in this module imports mlir-aie. Everything that generates MLIR lives +in :mod:`iron.common.build`, which reads the declarations made here. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +import inspect +from dataclasses import MISSING, Field +from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Generic, Iterator, TypeVar + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from .base import AIERuntimeArgSpec, MLIROperator + + +class Untunable(ValueError): + """No legal tuning exists for this overlay on this device. + + An expected outcome, not a bug: raised by :meth:`Overlay.tuning` so the + caller learns at tune time rather than from a design that compiles and + then hangs. + """ + + +class Incompatible(ValueError): + """An operator's extents do not fit the overlay it was declared against.""" + + +class DeclarationError(TypeError): + """A class body violates the declaration rules; raised at class creation.""" + + +_TIER = "iron.tier" # dataclass Field.metadata key: "dim" | "tunable" + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Field specifiers +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def dim(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True) -> Any: + """Declare a compile-time dimension field. + + A ``dim()`` field may appear in a shape. On an overlay it is overlay-tier + (changing it rebuilds the array); on an operator it is sequence-tier + (changing it rebuilds the instruction stream only). + """ + return _specifier("dim", default, repr) + + +def tunable(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True) -> Any: + """Declare a tuning knob: a field :meth:`Overlay.tuning` may set. + + A tunable never appears in a shape. ``None`` as the default means "tuning + fills it from the device". + """ + return _specifier("tunable", default, repr) + + +def _specifier(tier: str, default: Any, repr_: bool) -> Field: + kwargs: dict[str, Any] = {"metadata": {_TIER: tier}, "repr": repr_} + if default is not MISSING: + kwargs["default"] = default + return dataclasses.field(**kwargs) + + +def _tier_of(f: Field) -> str | None: + return f.metadata.get(_TIER) if f.metadata else None + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Dimension references +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class DimRef: + """A reference to a ``dim()`` field of a declared class. + + After ``@operator`` processes a class, each field is re-attached to the + class as a ``DimRef``, so ``GEMVOverlay.K`` names the dimension from + outside the class body while ``ov.K`` on an instance is the integer. A + non-data descriptor: instance attributes take precedence. + """ + + __slots__ = ("owner", "name", "tier") + + def __init__(self, owner: type, name: str, tier: str | None) -> None: + self.owner = owner + self.name = name + self.tier = tier + + def __get__(self, instance, owner=None): + if instance is None: + return self + # Reached only if the instance has no such attribute yet (mid-__init__). + raise AttributeError(self.name) + + def __eq__(self, other) -> bool: + return ( + isinstance(other, DimRef) + and other.owner is self.owner + and other.name == self.name + ) + + def __hash__(self) -> int: + return hash((id(self.owner), self.name)) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{self.owner.__qualname__}.{self.name}" + + +class _Optional: + """A leading dimension that is present only when greater than one. + + ``In(optional(num_batches), M, K)`` declares ``(M, K)`` for a single batch + and ``(num_batches, M, K)`` otherwise, which is how batched operators + already spell their host shapes. Inference reads the rank to tell the two + apart. + """ + + __slots__ = ("ref",) + + def __init__(self, ref) -> None: + self.ref = ref + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"optional({self.ref!r})" + + +def optional(ref) -> _Optional: + """Mark a leading dimension as omitted when it equals one. See :class:`_Optional`.""" + return _Optional(ref) + + +_DimSpec = Any # Field (own class, pre-processing) | DimRef | int | _Optional + + +def _describe(spec) -> str: + if isinstance(spec, Field): + return spec.name if spec.name else "" + return repr(spec) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Members +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class Shim: + """A pinned shim endpoint: column and DMA channel on row 0.""" + + __slots__ = ("col", "channel") + + def __init__(self, col: int, channel: int | None = None) -> None: + self.col = col + self.channel = channel + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Shim(col={self.col}, channel={self.channel})" + + +class _Member: + """Base of everything declared unannotated in an ``@operator`` class body. + + ``__set_name__`` gives the member its name from the language, and the + class body gives it its order. On an instance, ``__get__`` returns the + bound form built by ``@operator`` (a :class:`BoundBuffer`, + :class:`BoundStream` or :class:`BoundValue`). + """ + + name: str = "" + owner: type | None = None + + def __set_name__(self, owner: type, name: str) -> None: + self.name = name + self.owner = owner + + def __get__(self, instance, owner=None): + if instance is None: + return self + try: + return instance._bound[self.name] + except (AttributeError, KeyError): + raise AttributeError( + f"{type(instance).__name__}.{self.name} is not bound yet" + ) from None + + +class _Buffer(_Member): + """A host buffer: shape in extents, a dtype, and the stream it moves through.""" + + direction: ClassVar[str] = "" + + def __init__( + self, + *dims: _DimSpec, + dtype: Any = bfloat16, + to: "StreamIn | None" = None, + from_: "StreamOut | None" = None, + ) -> None: + self.dims = tuple(dims) + self.dtype = dtype + self.to = to + self.from_ = from_ + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{type(self).__name__}({', '.join(_describe(d) for d in self.dims)})" + + +class In(_Buffer): + """A buffer the host fills and the array reads.""" + + direction = "in" + + def __init__(self, *dims, dtype=bfloat16, to=None) -> None: + super().__init__(*dims, dtype=dtype, to=to) + + +class Out(_Buffer): + """A buffer the array writes and the host reads.""" + + direction = "out" + + def __init__(self, *dims, dtype=bfloat16, from_=None) -> None: + super().__init__(*dims, dtype=dtype, from_=from_) + + +class InOut(_Buffer): + """A buffer read and written in place.""" + + direction = "inout" + + +class _Stream(_Member): + """A stream into or out of the array, in tile units. + + ``per=`` names the overlay dimension the stream is replicated over (one + fifo per column, say); ``broadcast=True`` is one fifo every worker + consumes. ``via=`` pins the shim endpoint(s). ``depth`` is the fifo depth. + """ + + direction: ClassVar[str] = "" + + def __init__( + self, + *dims: _DimSpec, + dtype: Any = bfloat16, + per: _DimSpec | None = None, + broadcast: bool = False, + via: Shim | list[Shim] | None = None, + depth: int = 2, + ) -> None: + if per is not None and broadcast: + raise DeclarationError( + "a stream is either per= or broadcast, not both" + ) + self.dims = tuple(dims) + self.dtype = dtype + self.per = per + self.broadcast = broadcast + self.via = via + self.depth = depth + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{type(self).__name__}({', '.join(_describe(d) for d in self.dims)})" + + +class StreamIn(_Stream): + """A stream entering the array; its shim end is a producer (MM2S).""" + + direction = "in" + + +class StreamOut(_Stream): + """A stream leaving the array; its shim end is a consumer (S2MM).""" + + direction = "out" + + +class _Value(_Member): + """A per-call scalar. See :class:`Scratchpad` and :class:`DispatchTime`.""" + + kind: ClassVar[str] = "" + + def __init__(self, dtype: Any = np.int32) -> None: + self.dtype = dtype + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{type(self).__name__}({np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" + + +class Scratchpad(_Value): + """A per-call value patched into a DMA descriptor or read by a core. + + Free per call (a few words and a sync), works under full ELF, cannot + change a DMA size or stride. Values are limited to 30 bits; ``float32`` + is unsupported by the scratchpad encoding. + """ + + kind = "scratchpad" + + def __init__(self, dtype: Any = np.int32) -> None: + if np.dtype(dtype).kind == "f": + raise DeclarationError( + "Scratchpad values cannot be floating point: the scratchpad " + "encoding zeroes the top two bits of the value" + ) + super().__init__(dtype) + + +class DispatchTime(_Value): + """A per-call value the instruction stream is regenerated around. + + Can change DMA sizes, strides and offsets; costs a stream regeneration + and a buffer allocation per call; cannot be packaged as a full ELF. + """ + + kind = "dispatch" + + +class Resident(_Member): + """A value the sequence writes into the array before the first DMA. + + Overlay-side: a runtime parameter (trip count, RTP) a core reads. The + sequence's preamble writes every resident the overlay declares. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + dtype: Any = np.int32, + *, + address: int | None = None, + lock: int | None = None, + ) -> None: + self.dtype = dtype + self.address = address + self.lock = lock + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Resident({np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Bound members (what an instance's attribute returns) +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class BoundStream: + """A stream on an overlay instance: concrete tile, count, and fifo handles. + + Resolved lazily, because a tile or a ``per=`` count may name a tunable + that is ``None`` until :meth:`Overlay.tuned` fills it. + """ + + def __init__(self, member: _Stream, overlay: "Overlay") -> None: + self.member = member + self.overlay = overlay + self.name = member.name + self.direction = member.direction + self.broadcast = member.broadcast + self.depth = member.depth + self.via = member.via + self._handle_slots: list[Any] | None = None + + def _resolve(self, spec) -> int: + try: + return _resolve_dim(spec, self.overlay) + except Incompatible as e: + raise Incompatible( + f"stream {self.name!r}: {e}. Tune the overlay first (tuned(dev))" + ) from None + + @property + def shape(self) -> tuple[int, ...]: + return tuple(self._resolve(d) for d in self.member.dims) + + @property + def dtype(self): + return _resolve_dtype(self.member.dtype, self.overlay) + + @property + def count(self) -> int: + return 1 if self.member.per is None else int(self._resolve(self.member.per)) + + @property + def _handles(self) -> list[Any]: + if self._handle_slots is None: + self._handle_slots = [None] * self.count + return self._handle_slots + + @property + def tile(self): + """The ObjectFifo element type: ``np.ndarray[shape, dtype]``.""" + return np.ndarray[self.shape, np.dtype[self.dtype]] # type: ignore[misc] + + @property + def elements(self) -> int: + return int(np.prod(self.shape)) + + def bind(self, handle, index: int = 0) -> None: + """Bind the shim end of a fifo to this stream (or to one of its slots).""" + if self._handles[index] is not None: + raise ValueError(f"stream {self.name!r}[{index}] is already bound") + self._handles[index] = handle + + def __getitem__(self, index: int) -> "_StreamSlot": + if not 0 <= index < self.count: + raise IndexError(f"stream {self.name!r} has {self.count} slots") + return _StreamSlot(self, index) + + def __iter__(self) -> Iterator["_StreamSlot"]: + return (self[i] for i in range(self.count)) + + def __len__(self) -> int: + return self.count + + @property + def handle(self): + if self.count != 1: + raise ValueError(f"stream {self.name!r} is per-{self.count}; index it") + return self._require(0) + + @property + def handles(self) -> list[Any]: + return [self._require(i) for i in range(self.count)] + + def _require(self, index: int): + h = self._handles[index] + if h is None: + raise ValueError( + f"stream {self.name!r}[{index}] was never bound: the overlay's " + f"design() must call .bind() on every declared stream" + ) + return h + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"<{self.direction} stream {self.name} {self.shape} x{self.count}>" + + +class _StreamSlot: + __slots__ = ("stream", "index") + + def __init__(self, stream: BoundStream, index: int) -> None: + self.stream = stream + self.index = index + + def bind(self, handle) -> None: + self.stream.bind(handle, self.index) + + @property + def handle(self): + return self.stream._require(self.index) + + @property + def name(self) -> str: + return f"{self.stream.name}{self.index}" + + +class BoundBuffer: + """A buffer on an operator instance: concrete shape and dtype.""" + + def __init__(self, member: _Buffer, op: "Operator") -> None: + self.member = member + self.name = member.name + self.direction = member.direction + self.shape = _resolve_shape(member.dims, op) + self.dtype = _resolve_dtype(member.dtype, op) + self.to = member.to + self.from_ = member.from_ + + @property + def elements(self) -> int: + return int(np.prod(self.shape)) if self.shape else 1 + + @property + def nbytes(self) -> int: + return self.elements * np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize + + @property + def flat_type(self): + """The runtime-sequence argument type: the buffer flattened to 1-D.""" + return np.ndarray[(self.elements,), np.dtype[self.dtype]] # type: ignore[misc] + + def stream(self, overlay: "Overlay") -> BoundStream | None: + """The bound stream this buffer feeds or drains on ``overlay``.""" + member = self.to if self.direction == "in" else self.from_ + if member is None: + return None + return getattr(overlay, member.name) + + def arg_spec(self) -> AIERuntimeArgSpec: + return AIERuntimeArgSpec(self.direction, tuple(self.shape), self.dtype) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return ( + f"<{self.direction} {self.name} {self.shape} {np.dtype(self.dtype).name}>" + ) + + +class BoundValue: + """A per-call value on an operator instance.""" + + def __init__(self, member: _Value, op: "Operator") -> None: + self.member = member + self.name = member.name + self.kind = member.kind + self.dtype = member.dtype + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"<{self.kind} {self.name} {np.dtype(self.dtype).name}>" + + +class BoundResident: + def __init__(self, member: Resident, overlay: "Overlay") -> None: + self.member = member + self.name = member.name + self.dtype = member.dtype + self.address = member.address + self.lock = member.lock + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"" + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Resolution +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _lookup_ref(ref: DimRef, instance) -> Any: + """Follow a DimRef from an instance: its own class, or its overlay's class.""" + if isinstance(instance, ref.owner): + return getattr(instance, ref.name) + ov = getattr(instance, "ov", None) + if ov is not None and isinstance(ov, ref.owner): + return getattr(ov, ref.name) + raise DeclarationError( + f"{ref!r} is not reachable from {type(instance).__name__}: a shape may " + f"reference the class's own fields or its overlay's" + ) + + +def _resolve_dim(spec, instance) -> int: + if isinstance(spec, bool): + raise DeclarationError(f"{spec!r} is not a dimension") + if isinstance(spec, (int, np.integer)): + return int(spec) + if isinstance(spec, DimRef): + value = _lookup_ref(spec, instance) + if value is None: + raise Incompatible( + f"{spec!r} is None; it must be set before the shape can be resolved" + ) + return int(value) + if isinstance(spec, Field): + # A same-class reference the decorator did not rewrite: resolve by name. + return int(getattr(instance, spec.name)) + raise DeclarationError(f"cannot resolve {spec!r} as a dimension") + + +def _resolve_shape(dims, instance) -> tuple[int, ...]: + out: list[int] = [] + for d in dims: + if isinstance(d, _Optional): + n = _resolve_dim(d.ref, instance) + if n > 1: + out.append(n) + continue + out.append(_resolve_dim(d, instance)) + return tuple(out) + + +def _resolve_dtype(spec, instance): + if isinstance(spec, DimRef): + return _lookup_ref(spec, instance) + if isinstance(spec, Field): + return getattr(instance, spec.name) + return spec + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The decorator +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _members_of(cls: type) -> list[_Member]: + """Members declared in this class body and its ``@operator`` bases, in order.""" + seen: dict[str, _Member] = {} + for klass in reversed(cls.__mro__): + for name, value in vars(klass).items(): + if isinstance(value, _Member): + seen[name] = value + return list(seen.values()) + + +def _rewrite_refs(specs: tuple, cls: type, fields_by_obj: dict[int, Field]) -> tuple: + """Replace same-class Field objects in a member's dims with DimRefs.""" + out = [] + for spec in specs: + if isinstance(spec, _Optional): + out.append(_Optional(_rewrite_refs((spec.ref,), cls, fields_by_obj)[0])) + elif isinstance(spec, Field): + f = fields_by_obj.get(id(spec)) + if f is None: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}: a shape references a field object that is " + f"not one of this class's fields" + ) + out.append(getattr(cls, f.name)) # the DimRef re-attached to the class + else: + out.append(spec) + return tuple(out) + + +def _check_dim_ref( + cls: type, member: _Member, spec, what: str, *, allow_tunable: bool +) -> None: + """The shape rule. + + A host buffer's dimension is a ``dim()`` field or an integer: never a + tunable (inference would cycle through tuning) and never an expression. + A stream's tile dimension may also be a tunable, since choosing the tile + is what tuning is for; inference never reads a stream. + """ + if isinstance(spec, _Optional): + _check_dim_ref(cls, member, spec.ref, what, allow_tunable=allow_tunable) + return + if isinstance(spec, bool): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {spec!r} is not a {what}" + ) + if isinstance(spec, (int, np.integer)): + return + if isinstance(spec, DimRef): + allowed = ("dim", "tunable") if allow_tunable else ("dim",) + if spec.tier not in allowed: + why = ( + "a tunable; a host shape may not depend on tuning" + if spec.tier == "tunable" + else "not declared with dim()" + ) + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {what} {spec!r} is {why}. A " + f"shape dimension is a dim() field or an integer literal" + ) + return + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {what} {spec!r} is not a dim() field or an " + f"integer. Expressions are not allowed in shapes; declare the result as a field" + ) + + +def operator(cls: type) -> type: + """Process an :class:`Overlay` or :class:`Operator` subclass. + + Applies ``dataclass`` (identity equality; the base supplies ``__eq__``), + resolves the field objects the class body captured in its shapes to + names, re-attaches every field as a :class:`DimRef`, checks the shape + rule, and records the members in declaration order. + """ + if not (issubclass(cls, Overlay) or issubclass(cls, Operator)): + raise DeclarationError( + f"@operator applies to Overlay or Operator subclasses, not {cls}" + ) + + # Members must be unannotated, or dataclass would make them constructor args. + annotations = cls.__dict__.get("__annotations__", {}) + for name, value in list(vars(cls).items()): + if isinstance(value, _Member) and name in annotations: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{name}: members are declared without an " + f"annotation; annotating one turns it into a constructor argument" + ) + + # The Field objects the class body bound to bare names, before dataclass + # processing renames/replaces them. + pre_fields = {id(v): v for v in vars(cls).values() if isinstance(v, Field)} + + # Overlays get the generated repr; Operators define their own on the base. + cls = dataclasses.dataclass(cls, eq=False, repr=issubclass(cls, Overlay)) # type: ignore[call-overload] + + fields = {f.name: f for f in dataclasses.fields(cls)} + fields_by_obj = {i: f for i, f in pre_fields.items()} + # dataclass reuses the same Field object and sets .name, so identity holds. + for f in fields.values(): + fields_by_obj.setdefault(id(f), f) + + # Re-attach every field as a DimRef on the class. + for f in fields.values(): + setattr(cls, f.name, DimRef(cls, f.name, _tier_of(f))) + + members = _members_of(cls) + for m in members: + if m.owner is not cls: + continue # inherited; already processed on its own class + if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, _Stream)): + m.dims = _rewrite_refs(m.dims, cls, fields_by_obj) + if isinstance(m.dtype, Field): + m.dtype = getattr(cls, fields_by_obj[id(m.dtype)].name) + for d in m.dims: + _check_dim_ref( + cls, m, d, "dimension", allow_tunable=isinstance(m, _Stream) + ) + if isinstance(m, _Stream) and m.per is not None: + m.per = _rewrite_refs((m.per,), cls, fields_by_obj)[0] + if isinstance(m.per, DimRef) and m.per.tier is None: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: per={m.per!r} must be a dim() or tunable() field" + ) + + cls._members = tuple(members) # type: ignore[attr-defined] + cls._dim_fields = tuple(f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "dim") # type: ignore[attr-defined] + cls._tunable_fields = tuple(f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "tunable") # type: ignore[attr-defined] + + if issubclass(cls, Overlay): + _finish_overlay(cls) + else: + _finish_operator(cls, fields) + return cls + + +def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: + for m in cls._members: # type: ignore[attr-defined] + if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, _Value)): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: an Overlay declares streams and residents; " + f"buffers and per-call values belong on the Operator" + ) + + +def _finish_operator(cls: type, fields: dict[str, Field]) -> None: + overlay_cls = _overlay_class_of(cls) + cls._overlay_class = overlay_cls # type: ignore[attr-defined] + for m in cls._members: # type: ignore[attr-defined] + if isinstance(m, (_Stream, Resident)): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: an Operator declares buffers and per-call " + f"values; streams and residents belong on the Overlay" + ) + if isinstance(m, _Buffer): + target = m.to if m.direction == "in" else m.from_ + if m.direction == "inout": + target = m.to or m.from_ + if target is not None and not isinstance(target, _Stream): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: to=/from_= must name a stream, got {target!r}" + ) + if ( + target is not None + and overlay_cls is not None + and not issubclass(overlay_cls, target.owner) # type: ignore[arg-type] + ): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: stream {target!r} belongs to " + f"{target.owner.__name__}, not to {overlay_cls.__name__}" # type: ignore[union-attr] + ) + if m.to is not None and m.to.direction != "in": + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: to= must be a StreamIn" + ) + if m.from_ is not None and m.from_.direction != "out": + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: from_= must be a StreamOut" + ) + for d in m.dims: + ref = d.ref if isinstance(d, _Optional) else d + if ( + isinstance(ref, DimRef) + and ref.owner is not cls + and overlay_cls is not None + ): + if not issubclass(overlay_cls, ref.owner): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: {ref!r} is neither a field of " + f"{cls.__name__} nor of its overlay {overlay_cls.__name__}" + ) + + # Classic construction: overlay fields as keyword arguments. The operator + # builds the overlay itself. Untyped, and goes away once every call site + # passes an overlay. + if overlay_cls is not None: + overlay_field_names = {f.name for f in dataclasses.fields(overlay_cls)} + generated_init = cls.__init__ + + def __init__(self, ov=None, *args, **kwargs): + if ov is None or not isinstance(ov, Overlay): + if ov is not None: + args = (ov,) + args + ov_kwargs = { + k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in overlay_field_names + } + ov = overlay_cls(**ov_kwargs) + generated_init(self, ov, *args, **kwargs) + + __init__.__wrapped__ = generated_init # type: ignore[attr-defined] + cls.__init__ = __init__ # type: ignore[misc] + + +def _overlay_class_of(cls: type) -> type | None: + """The ``O`` in ``class X(Operator[O])``, searched up the bases.""" + for klass in cls.__mro__: + for base in getattr(klass, "__orig_bases__", ()): + args = getattr(base, "__args__", ()) + for a in args: + if isinstance(a, type) and issubclass(a, Overlay): + return a + return None + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Overlay +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class Overlay: + """What configures the array. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. + + Declare ``dim()`` and ``tunable()`` fields, streams, and residents in the + class body; implement :meth:`tuning` to fill tunables from the device and + :meth:`design` to build the array and bind each stream to a fifo's shim + end. See the module docstring for the shape. + """ + + _members: ClassVar[tuple[_Member, ...]] = () + _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () + _tunable_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () + _name_aliases: ClassVar[dict[str, str]] = {} + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + self._tuned = False + self._specialised: dict[str, Any] = {} + self.validate() + self._bind() + + # -- declared surface -------------------------------------------------- + + def validate(self) -> None: + """Check the compile-time fields. Runs at construction and after tuning.""" + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "Overlay": + """Return a copy with every tunable filled for ``dev``; raise :class:`Untunable`. + + Sees the device and nothing else, so a tuned overlay serves every + extent. The default fills nothing. + """ + return self + + def design(self, dev) -> list: + """Build the array for ``dev`` and return its workers. + + Must call ``.bind(handle)`` on every declared stream (or on every slot + of a ``per=`` stream) with the shim end of the fifo that carries it. + """ + raise NotImplementedError(f"{type(self).__name__}.design() is not implemented") + + # -- library surface --------------------------------------------------- + + def tuned(self, dev) -> "Overlay": + if self._tuned: + return self + new = self.tuning(dev) + if not isinstance(new, type(self)): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(self).__name__}.tuning() must return a {type(self).__name__}, " + f"got {type(new).__name__}" + ) + missing = [n for n in self._tunable_fields if getattr(new, n) is None] + if missing: + raise Untunable( + f"{type(self).__name__}.tuning() left {missing} unset for {dev}" + ) + new.validate() + new._tuned = True + new._specialised = dict(self._specialised) + new._bind() + return new + + def for_extent(self, **overrides) -> "Overlay": + """A specialised copy: tunables set for one extent, at the cost of sharing.""" + bad = [k for k in overrides if k not in self._tunable_fields] + if bad: + raise TypeError(f"for_extent() sets non-tunable fields {bad}") + new = dataclasses.replace(self, **overrides) + new._specialised = {**self._specialised, **overrides} + new._tuned = self._tuned + new._bind() + return new + + @property + def specialised(self) -> bool: + return bool(self._specialised) + + def design_key(self) -> tuple: + """Identity for sharing: the class and every field value.""" + return (type(self).__qualname__,) + tuple( + (f.name, getattr(self, f.name)) for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + ) + + def __eq__(self, other) -> bool: + if not isinstance(other, Overlay): + return NotImplemented + return self.design_key() == other.design_key() + + def __hash__(self) -> int: + return hash(self.design_key()) + + @property + def streams(self) -> dict[str, BoundStream]: + return { + m.name: self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Stream) + } + + @property + def residents(self) -> dict[str, BoundResident]: + return { + m.name: self._bound[m.name] + for m in self._members + if isinstance(m, Resident) + } + + def _bind(self) -> None: + bound: dict[str, Any] = {} + for m in self._members: + if isinstance(m, _Stream): + bound[m.name] = BoundStream(m, self) + elif isinstance(m, Resident): + bound[m.name] = BoundResident(m, self) + self._bound = bound + + def name_parts(self) -> list[str]: + aliases = {**MLIROperator._name_aliases, **type(self)._name_aliases} + from .base import _serialize_param + + return [ + f"{aliases.get(f.name, f.name)}{_serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" + for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + if f.repr and getattr(self, f.name) is not None + ] + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Operator +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +O = TypeVar("O", bound=Overlay) + + +@dataclasses.dataclass(eq=False, repr=True) +class Operator(MLIROperator, Generic[O]): + """A host ABI declared against an overlay. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. + + Declare ``dim()`` fields and buffers (``In``/``Out``/``InOut`` naming their + streams) in the class body. Implement :meth:`reference`; optionally + :meth:`compatible` and :meth:`design` (an override for a sequence the + library cannot derive). + """ + + ov: O + context: object = dataclasses.field(default=None, repr=False, kw_only=True) + + _members: ClassVar[tuple[_Member, ...]] = () + _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () + _tunable_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () + _overlay_class: ClassVar[type | None] = None + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + if self._overlay_class is not None and not isinstance( + self.ov, self._overlay_class + ): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(self).__name__} is declared against {self._overlay_class.__name__}, " + f"got {type(self.ov).__name__}" + ) + self.validate() + self._bind() + MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + + # -- declared surface -------------------------------------------------- + + def validate(self) -> None: + """Check the sequence-tier fields on their own. Runs at construction.""" + + def compatible(self) -> None: + """Check the extents against the tuned overlay; raise :class:`Incompatible`.""" + + def reference(self, *inputs): + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self).__name__}.reference() is not implemented" + ) + + def design(self, rt) -> None: + """Override to write the runtime sequence by hand; otherwise it is derived.""" + raise NotImplementedError + + @classmethod + def has_design_override(cls) -> bool: + return cls.design is not Operator.design + + # -- library surface --------------------------------------------------- + + def tuned(self, dev) -> "Operator": + """A copy bound to a tuned overlay, with :meth:`compatible` checked.""" + ov = self.ov.tuned(dev) + new = self if ov is self.ov else dataclasses.replace(self, ov=ov) + new.compatible() + return new + + @property + def buffers(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: + return [self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer)] + + @property + def inputs(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: + return [b for b in self.buffers if b.direction in ("in", "inout")] + + @property + def outputs(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: + return [b for b in self.buffers if b.direction in ("out", "inout")] + + @property + def values(self) -> list[BoundValue]: + return [self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Value)] + + def _bind(self) -> None: + bound: dict[str, Any] = {} + for m in self._members: + if isinstance(m, _Buffer): + bound[m.name] = BoundBuffer(m, self) + elif isinstance(m, _Value): + bound[m.name] = BoundValue(m, self) + self._bound = bound + + # -- inference --------------------------------------------------------- + + @classmethod + def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, **given) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Bind dimension fields from operand shapes, in ``In`` declaration order. + + A lookup, not a solver: each declared dimension is a field or a + literal. Returns ``{field: value}`` for both the operator's and the + overlay's fields; ``given`` pins values and is checked for agreement. + """ + ins = [ + m + for m in cls._members + if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction in ("in", "inout") + ] + if len(operand_shapes) != len(ins): + raise TypeError( + f"{cls.__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " + f"({', '.join(m.name for m in ins)}), got {len(operand_shapes)}" + ) + bound: dict[str, Any] = dict(given) + origin: dict[str, str] = {k: "given" for k in given} + + def bind(ref: DimRef, value: int, where: str) -> None: + key = ref.name + if key in bound and bound[key] != value: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: {ref!r} is {value} from {where} but " + f"{bound[key]} from {origin[key]}" + ) + bound[key] = value + origin.setdefault(key, where) + + for m, shape in zip(ins, operand_shapes): + shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) + dims = list(m.dims) + leading = dims[0] if dims and isinstance(dims[0], _Optional) else None + if leading is not None: + if len(shape) == len(dims): + bind(leading.ref, shape[0], f"{m.name}.shape[0]") + shape = shape[1:] + elif len(shape) == len(dims) - 1: + bind(leading.ref, 1, f"{m.name} (rank {len(shape)})") + else: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)}, " + f"declared {m!r}" + ) + dims = dims[1:] + if len(shape) != len(dims): + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)} {shape}, " + f"declared rank {len(dims)} {m!r}" + ) + for i, (d, n) in enumerate(zip(dims, shape)): + if isinstance(d, DimRef): + bind(d, n, f"{m.name}.shape[{i}]") + elif int(d) != n: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name}.shape[{i}] is {n}, declared {d}" + ) + return bound + + @classmethod + def from_operands(cls, *operand_shapes, **overrides) -> "Operator": + """Construct an operator (and its overlay) from operand shapes.""" + values = cls.infer( + *operand_shapes, + **{ + k: v + for k, v in overrides.items() + if k in cls._dim_fields + or (cls._overlay_class and k in cls._overlay_class._dim_fields) + }, + ) + kwargs = {**overrides, **values} + return cls(**kwargs) # classic-construction path splits overlay fields + + # -- MLIROperator integration ------------------------------------------ + + @property + def name(self) -> str: + from .base import _serialize_param + import aie.utils as aie_utils + + aliases = {**MLIROperator._name_aliases, **type(self)._name_aliases} + own = [ + f"{aliases.get(f.name, f.name)}{_serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" + for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + if f.name != "ov" and f.repr and getattr(self, f.name) is not None + ] + base = type(self).__name__ + "_" + "_".join(own + self.ov.name_parts()) + dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() + return f"{base}_{dev.resolve().name}" + + def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: + return [b.arg_spec() for b in self.buffers] + + def get_mlir_artifact(self): + from .build import mlir_artifact_for + + return mlir_artifact_for(self) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + own = ", ".join( + f"{f.name}={getattr(self, f.name)!r}" + for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + if f.repr and f.name != "ov" + ) + return f"{type(self).__name__}({self.ov!r}, {own})" + + +def members_of(cls_or_instance) -> tuple[_Member, ...]: + """The declared members of an ``@operator`` class, in declaration order.""" + cls = ( + cls_or_instance if isinstance(cls_or_instance, type) else type(cls_or_instance) + ) + return getattr(cls, "_members", ()) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..aeed140d52 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -0,0 +1,426 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The declaration layer, device-free. + +Everything here runs without a device and without generating MLIR: it checks +what ``@operator`` records and rejects at class creation, how bound members +resolve on instances, how inference binds fields from operand shapes, and how +tuning and specialisation behave. The design-generating half is +``iron/common/build.py`` and needs the toolchain. +""" + +import dataclasses + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.common.declare import ( + DeclarationError, + DimRef, + DispatchTime, + In, + Incompatible, + InOut, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + Scratchpad, + Shim, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + dim, + operator, + optional, + tunable, +) + + +class FakeDev: + def __init__(self, cols=8): + self.cols = cols + + def columns(self): + return self.cols + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# A worked pair, close to GEMV +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@operator +class MVOverlay(Overlay): + K: int = dim() + num_aie_columns: int = tunable(None) + tile_size_output: int = tunable(64) + vec: int = tunable(None, repr=False) + + a = StreamIn(tile_size_output, K, per=num_aie_columns) + b = StreamIn(K, broadcast=True) + c = StreamOut(tile_size_output, per=num_aie_columns) + count = Resident(np.int32) + + def tuning(self, dev): + cols = self.num_aie_columns or dev.columns() + vec = self.vec or next( + (w for w in (64, 32, 16) if self.K % w == 0 and self.K >= 2 * w), None + ) + if vec is None: + raise Untunable(f"K={self.K}: no vector width divides it") + return dataclasses.replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols, vec=vec) + + +@operator +class MV(Operator[MVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + num_batches: int = dim(1) + + A = In(optional(num_batches), M, MVOverlay.K, to=MVOverlay.a) + B = In(optional(num_batches), MVOverlay.K, to=MVOverlay.b) + C = Out(optional(num_batches), M, from_=MVOverlay.c) + + def compatible(self): + unit = self.ov.num_aie_columns * self.ov.tile_size_output + if self.M % unit: + raise Incompatible(f"M={self.M} is not a multiple of {unit}") + + def reference(self, A, B): + return A @ B + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Class creation: names, order, re-attached fields +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_fields_are_reattached_as_dim_refs(): + assert isinstance(MVOverlay.K, DimRef) + assert MVOverlay.K.name == "K" and MVOverlay.K.tier == "dim" + assert MVOverlay.tile_size_output.tier == "tunable" + assert isinstance(MV.M, DimRef) and MV.M.owner is MV + + +def test_members_keep_declaration_order_and_names(): + assert [m.name for m in MVOverlay._members] == ["a", "b", "c", "count"] + assert [m.name for m in MV._members] == ["A", "B", "C"] + assert MV.A.direction == "in" and MV.C.direction == "out" + + +def test_shapes_captured_bare_names_resolve_to_refs(): + # ``M`` and ``num_batches`` were Field objects in the class body; the + # decorator rewrote them to DimRefs on the class. + dims = MV.A.dims + assert dims[0].ref.name == "num_batches" + assert dims[1] == MV.M + assert dims[2] is MVOverlay.K + + +def test_dataclass_constructor_is_typed_by_real_fields(): + params = list(dataclasses.fields(MV)) + assert [p.name for p in params] == ["ov", "context", "M", "num_batches"] + assert dataclasses.fields(MVOverlay)[0].name == "K" + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Rules rejected at class creation +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_tunable_in_a_buffer_shape_is_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="host shape may not depend on tuning"): + + @operator + class Bad(Operator[MVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + A = In(M, MVOverlay.tile_size_output, to=MVOverlay.a) + + +def test_tunable_in_a_stream_tile_is_allowed(): + assert MVOverlay.a.dims[0] is MVOverlay.tile_size_output + + +def test_plain_defaulted_field_in_a_shape_is_its_literal(): + # A plain field with a default is bound to that default in the class + # body, so a shape written against it captures the literal, not the + # field. This is why anything a shape names must be declared with dim(). + @operator + class Plain(Overlay): + n: int = 4 + s = StreamIn(n) + + assert Plain.s.dims == (4,) + assert Plain(n=8).s.shape == (4,) + + +def test_plain_field_reference_from_outside_is_rejected(): + @operator + class Plain(Overlay): + n: int = 4 + s = StreamIn(4) + + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="not declared with dim"): + + @operator + class Bad(Operator[Plain]): + M: int = dim() + A = In(M, Plain.n, to=Plain.s) + + +def test_expression_in_a_shape_is_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="Expressions are not allowed"): + + @operator + class Bad(Overlay): + n: int = dim() + s = StreamIn("n // 2") + + +def test_annotated_member_is_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="without an annotation"): + + @operator + class Bad(Operator[MVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + A: In = In(M, to=MVOverlay.a) + + +def test_buffers_on_an_overlay_are_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="buffers and per-call values belong"): + + @operator + class Bad(Overlay): + n: int = dim() + x = In(n) + + +def test_streams_on_an_operator_are_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="streams and residents belong"): + + @operator + class Bad(Operator[MVOverlay]): + n: int = dim() + s = StreamIn(n) + + +def test_stream_of_another_overlay_is_rejected(): + @operator + class Other(Overlay): + n: int = dim() + s = StreamIn(n) + + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="belongs to Other"): + + @operator + class Bad(Operator[MVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + A = In(M, to=Other.s) + + +def test_wrong_stream_direction_is_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="to= must be a StreamIn"): + + @operator + class Bad(Operator[MVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + A = In(M, to=MVOverlay.c) + + +def test_float_scratchpad_is_rejected(): + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="floating point"): + Scratchpad(np.float32) + + +def test_per_and_broadcast_are_exclusive(): + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="either per"): + StreamIn(4, per=MVOverlay.num_aie_columns, broadcast=True) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Bound members on instances +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_overlay_streams_resolve_shape_count_and_tile(): + ov = MVOverlay(K=256, num_aie_columns=4) + assert ov.a.shape == (64, 256) and ov.a.count == 4 + assert ov.b.shape == (256,) and ov.b.count == 1 and ov.b.broadcast + assert ov.c.direction == "out" + assert ov.a.tile == np.ndarray[(64, 256), np.dtype[bfloat16]] + assert ov.a.elements == 64 * 256 + assert ov.count.dtype is np.int32 + + +def test_operator_buffers_resolve_across_the_seam(): + ov = MVOverlay(K=256, num_aie_columns=4) + op = MV(ov, M=1024) + assert op.A.shape == (1024, 256) + assert op.B.shape == (256,) + assert op.C.shape == (1024,) + assert op.A.stream(ov) is ov.a + assert [b.name for b in op.inputs] == ["A", "B"] + assert [b.name for b in op.outputs] == ["C"] + + +def test_optional_leading_dim_is_omitted_when_one(): + ov = MVOverlay(K=256) + assert MV(ov, M=64).A.shape == (64, 256) + assert MV(ov, M=64, num_batches=3).A.shape == (3, 64, 256) + assert MV(ov, M=64, num_batches=3).C.shape == (3, 64) + + +def test_arg_spec_compat_view_matches_todays_shapes(): + ov = MVOverlay(K=256) + specs = MV(ov, M=64, num_batches=2).get_arg_spec() + assert [(s.direction, s.shape) for s in specs] == [ + ("in", (2, 64, 256)), + ("in", (2, 256)), + ("out", (2, 64)), + ] + assert specs[0].dtype is bfloat16 + + +def test_instance_values_shadow_dim_refs(): + ov = MVOverlay(K=256, num_aie_columns=2) + assert ov.K == 256 and ov.num_aie_columns == 2 + assert MVOverlay.K.name == "K" + + +def test_stream_binding_slots(): + ov = MVOverlay(K=256, num_aie_columns=2) + ov.a[0].bind("h0") + ov.a[1].bind("h1") + ov.b.bind("hb") + assert ov.a.handles == ["h0", "h1"] + assert ov.b.handle == "hb" + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="already bound"): + ov.a[0].bind("again") + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="never bound"): + ov.c.handles + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="index it"): + ov.a.handle + + +def test_per_call_values_bind_on_the_operator(): + @operator + class Copy(Operator[MVOverlay]): + n: int = dim() + src = In(n, to=MVOverlay.b) + off = Scratchpad(np.int32) + live = DispatchTime(np.int32) + + op = Copy(MVOverlay(K=256), n=256) + assert [v.name for v in op.values] == ["off", "live"] + assert op.off.kind == "scratchpad" and op.live.kind == "dispatch" + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Tuning and specialisation +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_tuning_fills_tunables_from_the_device_only(): + ov = MVOverlay(K=256).tuned(FakeDev(cols=8)) + assert ov.num_aie_columns == 8 and ov.vec == 64 + assert ov.a.count == 8 + assert ov.tuned(FakeDev(cols=4)) is ov # idempotent once tuned + + +def test_untunable_is_raised_not_defaulted(): + with pytest.raises(Untunable, match="K=24"): + MVOverlay(K=24).tuned(FakeDev()) + + +def test_tuning_that_leaves_a_tunable_unset_is_an_error(): + @operator + class Lazy(Overlay): + n: int = dim() + t: int = tunable(None) + s = StreamIn(n) + + with pytest.raises(Untunable, match=r"left \['t'\] unset"): + Lazy(n=4).tuned(FakeDev()) + + +def test_for_extent_is_a_distinct_specialised_overlay(): + base = MVOverlay(K=256).tuned(FakeDev()) + spec = base.for_extent(tile_size_output=32) + assert spec.specialised and not base.specialised + assert spec != base and hash(spec) != hash(base) + assert MVOverlay(K=256).tuned(FakeDev()) == base # equal by design_key + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="non-tunable"): + base.for_extent(K=128) + + +def test_operator_tuned_runs_compatible(): + op = MV(MVOverlay(K=256, tile_size_output=64), M=1000) + with pytest.raises(Incompatible, match="M=1000"): + op.tuned(FakeDev(cols=8)) + ok = MV(MVOverlay(K=256, tile_size_output=64), M=1024).tuned(FakeDev(cols=8)) + assert ok.ov.num_aie_columns == 8 + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Inference +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_infer_binds_both_layers_from_operands(): + assert MV.infer((1024, 256), (256,)) == {"M": 1024, "K": 256, "num_batches": 1} + assert MV.infer((3, 1024, 256), (3, 256)) == {"num_batches": 3, "M": 1024, "K": 256} + + +def test_infer_reports_conflicts_naming_both_operands(): + with pytest.raises( + ValueError, match=r"K is 128 from B.shape\[0\] but 256 from A.shape\[1\]" + ): + MV.infer((1024, 256), (128,)) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="rank"): + MV.infer((1, 2, 3, 4), (256,)) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="K is 512 from A.shape"): + MV.infer((1024, 512), (512,), K=256) + + +def test_from_operands_constructs_overlay_and_operator(): + op = MV.from_operands((1024, 256), (256,), num_aie_columns=2) + assert isinstance(op.ov, MVOverlay) + assert (op.ov.K, op.ov.num_aie_columns, op.M, op.num_batches) == (256, 2, 1024, 1) + + +def test_classic_construction_splits_overlay_fields(): + op = MV(M=1024, K=256, num_aie_columns=2, tile_size_output=32) + assert op.ov == MVOverlay(K=256, num_aie_columns=2, tile_size_output=32) + assert op.M == 1024 + op2 = MV(op.ov, M=64) + assert op2.ov is op.ov + + +def test_wrong_overlay_type_is_rejected(): + @operator + class Other(Overlay): + n: int = dim() + s = StreamIn(n) + + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="declared against MVOverlay"): + MV(Other(n=4), M=64) + + +def test_inout_and_shim_pins_declare(): + @operator + class Pinned(Overlay): + n: int = dim() + s = StreamIn(n, via=Shim(col=1, channel=0)) + d = StreamOut(n, via=[Shim(col=c, channel=0) for c in range(2)], per=n) + + @operator + class Inplace(Operator[Pinned]): + n: int = dim() + x = InOut(n, to=Pinned.s, from_=Pinned.d) + + ov = Pinned(n=2) + assert ov.s.via.col == 1 and len(ov.d.via) == 2 and ov.d.count == 2 + op = Inplace(ov, n=2) + assert op.x.direction == "inout" and op.inputs == op.outputs From ffd5cda4b302895038f4421e9c14c683959c0df8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 01:35:38 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 063/215] operator model: access patterns for the derived sequence iron/common/tiling.py decides and encodes the DMA transfers a derived sequence issues, in pure Python. split() divides a buffer along one axis into per-slot row-blocks, with leading axes (batches) as repeats; whole() is the broadcast form; encode() emits one iterated descriptor when the shape fits and unrolls per repeat when it does not, which is exactly GEMV's coalesce-or-fall-back, made general. The two hardware limits live here and nowhere else: the three outer size fields are 10-bit and the innermost is the transfer length; addressing is 4-byte granular, so offsets and non-unit strides are whole granules and the 20-bit stride field counts them. GEMV, repeat and mha each carried a private copy of the first. legalize() takes any pattern, a TensorTiler2D tap or hand-written sizes/strides, and returns descriptors that fit: unit dims dropped, an oversize outer dim factored when a slot is free, the outermost unrolled otherwise, order preserved. It is the general form of mha's legalize_tap and the piece upstream's taplib lacks; taplib is used for what it does have (TensorAccessPattern as the output, TensorTiler2D for describing 2-D tilings, TensorAccessSequence for coverage). Streams may now be replicated over a tuple of dimensions (per=(cols, channels)), which the channeled unary designs need. Tests reproduce the taps the channeled-unary, binary-elementwise and GEMV designs hand-write today, including GEMV's batched coalesced descriptor and its per-batch fallback when the batch stride exceeds the stride field. 102 device-free tests pass across declare and tiling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare.py | 23 ++- iron/common/tiling.py | 282 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/common/tiling.py | 183 +++++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 481 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/tiling.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/tiling.py diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index f1f74181f3..f62c16b73a 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -281,7 +281,8 @@ class _Stream(_Member): """A stream into or out of the array, in tile units. ``per=`` names the overlay dimension the stream is replicated over (one - fifo per column, say); ``broadcast=True`` is one fifo every worker + fifo per column, say), or a tuple of dimensions whose product is the + count (columns x channels); ``broadcast=True`` is one fifo every worker consumes. ``via=`` pins the shim endpoint(s). ``depth`` is the fifo depth. """ @@ -426,7 +427,12 @@ def dtype(self): @property def count(self) -> int: - return 1 if self.member.per is None else int(self._resolve(self.member.per)) + if self.member.per is None: + return 1 + n = 1 + for ref in self.member.per: + n *= int(self._resolve(ref)) + return n @property def _handles(self) -> list[Any]: @@ -748,11 +754,14 @@ def operator(cls: type) -> type: cls, m, d, "dimension", allow_tunable=isinstance(m, _Stream) ) if isinstance(m, _Stream) and m.per is not None: - m.per = _rewrite_refs((m.per,), cls, fields_by_obj)[0] - if isinstance(m.per, DimRef) and m.per.tier is None: - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: per={m.per!r} must be a dim() or tunable() field" - ) + per = m.per if isinstance(m.per, tuple) else (m.per,) + per = _rewrite_refs(per, cls, fields_by_obj) + for ref in per: + if not isinstance(ref, DimRef) or ref.tier is None: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: per={ref!r} must be a dim() or tunable() field" + ) + m.per = per cls._members = tuple(members) # type: ignore[attr-defined] cls._dim_fields = tuple(f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "dim") # type: ignore[attr-defined] diff --git a/iron/common/tiling.py b/iron/common/tiling.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..229ceaf365 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/tiling.py @@ -0,0 +1,282 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Access patterns for the derived sequence, in pure Python. + +A host buffer is moved through a stream as a set of DMA transfers, each an +``Access``: an offset into the flat buffer plus up to four (size, stride) +dimensions, which is what a shim buffer descriptor encodes. This module +decides the transfers and encodes them; :mod:`iron.common.build` turns each +``Access`` into a ``TensorAccessPattern`` and issues it. + +Two hardware limits are applied here and nowhere else: + +* the three outer size fields of a shim descriptor are 10-bit (``DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP``); + the innermost is the transfer length and is not wrap-limited; +* shim addressing is 4-byte granular, so every offset and every non-unit + stride must be a whole number of 4-byte granules, and the 20-bit stride + field counts granules. + +GEMV, repeat and mha each carried a private copy of the first rule. GEMV's +copy stays in its ``design(rt)`` override until its object is proven +byte-identical; the derived operators use this one. + +Upstream's ``taplib`` is used for what it does: ``TensorAccessPattern`` is the +descriptor object this module emits, ``TensorTiler2D`` is how an override +describes a 2-D tiling, and ``TensorAccessSequence`` is how coverage is +checked. It has no notion of descriptor legality, so :func:`legalize` takes +any tap, from a tiler or by hand, and returns descriptors that fit. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from dataclasses import dataclass +from math import prod +from typing import Iterator, Sequence + +import numpy as np + +from .utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP + +_STRIDE_BITS = 20 +_ADDR_GRANULE_BYTES = 4 + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Access: + """One DMA transfer over a flat buffer of ``elements`` elements.""" + + elements: int + offset: int + sizes: tuple[int, int, int, int] + strides: tuple[int, int, int, int] + + @property + def count(self) -> int: + """Elements moved by this transfer.""" + return prod(self.sizes) + + def tap(self): + """The upstream ``TensorAccessPattern`` for this access (needs mlir-aie).""" + from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern + + return TensorAccessPattern( + (self.elements,), self.offset, list(self.sizes), list(self.strides) + ) + + +def granule_elements(dtype) -> int: + """Elements per 4-byte address granule for ``dtype`` (2 for bf16, 1 for i32).""" + itemsize = np.dtype(dtype).itemsize + if _ADDR_GRANULE_BYTES % itemsize: + raise ValueError(f"{np.dtype(dtype)} does not divide the 4-byte shim granule") + return _ADDR_GRANULE_BYTES // itemsize + + +def max_stride_elements(dtype) -> int: + return ((1 << _STRIDE_BITS) - 1) * granule_elements(dtype) + + +def contiguous(elements: int, offset: int, run: int) -> Access: + """A single linear transfer: ``run`` elements from ``offset``.""" + if offset + run > elements: + raise ValueError( + f"transfer of {run} at {offset} runs past a buffer of {elements}" + ) + return Access(elements, offset, (1, 1, 1, run), (0, 0, 0, 1)) + + +def split_run( + run: int, gran: int, lim: int = DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP +) -> tuple[int, int] | None: + """Factor a contiguous run into ``(hi, lo)`` for two descriptor dimensions. + + ``hi`` fills an outer (wrap-limited) size field, ``lo`` the innermost; + ``lo`` must be a whole number of granules. ``None`` if no split fits. + """ + if run <= lim and run % gran == 0: + return (1, run) + lo_start = (lim // gran) * gran + for lo in range(lo_start, 0, -gran): + if run % lo == 0 and run // lo <= lim: + return (run // lo, lo) + return None + + +def repeated( + elements: int, + offset: int, + run: int, + repeats: Sequence[tuple[int, int]], + dtype, +) -> Access | None: + """``run`` contiguous elements, repeated over up to two outer (count, stride) dims. + + ``repeats`` is outermost first. A stride of 0 re-reads the same run. Returns + ``None`` when the shape does not fit a four-dimensional descriptor within + the wrap, stride and granularity limits; the caller then unrolls. + """ + gran = granule_elements(dtype) + if len(repeats) > 2: + return None + if offset % gran: + return None + outer = [(int(n), int(s)) for n, s in repeats if int(n) != 1] + max_stride = max_stride_elements(dtype) + for n, s in outer: + if n > DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP or s > max_stride or s % gran: + return None + if not outer: + return contiguous(elements, offset, run) + split = split_run(run, gran) + if split is None: + return None + hi, lo = split + dims = outer + ([(hi, lo)] if hi != 1 else []) + [(lo, 1)] + if len(dims) > 4: + return None + while len(dims) < 4: + dims.insert(0, (1, 0)) + sizes = tuple(n for n, _ in dims) + strides = tuple(s for _, s in dims) + total = prod(sizes) + span = offset + sum((n - 1) * s for n, s in dims) + 1 + if span > elements: + raise ValueError(f"access spans {span} elements of a buffer of {elements}") + return Access(elements, offset, sizes, strides) # type: ignore[arg-type] + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Splitting a buffer across a stream's slots +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Block: + """A slot's share of a buffer: a contiguous run, iterated over leading axes.""" + + slot: int + offset: int + run: int + repeats: tuple[tuple[int, int], ...] # (count, stride) outermost first + + @property + def unrolled(self) -> Iterator[tuple[int, int]]: + """``(offset, run)`` for every repeat, outermost varying slowest.""" + counts = [n for n, _ in self.repeats] + strides = [s for _, s in self.repeats] + for idx in np.ndindex(*counts) if counts else [()]: + yield self.offset + sum(i * s for i, s in zip(idx, strides)), self.run + + +def split(shape: Sequence[int], count: int, axis: int) -> list[Block]: + """Divide ``shape`` along ``axis`` into ``count`` contiguous row-blocks. + + Axes before ``axis`` become repeats (each slot takes its block out of + every leading index); axes from ``axis`` on are contiguous. Slot ``i`` + gets rows ``[i*rows/count, (i+1)*rows/count)``. + """ + shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) + if not 0 <= axis < len(shape): + raise ValueError(f"axis {axis} out of range for shape {shape}") + rows = shape[axis] + if rows % count: + raise ValueError( + f"cannot split {rows} rows (axis {axis} of {shape}) across {count} slots" + ) + inner = prod(shape[axis + 1 :]) if axis + 1 < len(shape) else 1 + run = (rows // count) * inner + leading = shape[:axis] + # stride of each leading axis in the flat buffer + repeats = [] + for i, n in enumerate(leading): + stride = prod(shape[i + 1 :]) + repeats.append((n, stride)) + return [Block(i, i * run, run, tuple(repeats)) for i in range(count)] + + +def whole(shape: Sequence[int]) -> Block: + """The entire buffer as one block (broadcast streams, single-slot streams).""" + return Block(0, 0, prod(int(s) for s in shape), ()) + + +def encode(block: Block, elements: int, dtype) -> list[Access]: + """Encode a block as one descriptor if it fits, else one per repeat. + + The single-descriptor form is what a coalesced batch loop needs (one + iterated BD covering every batch); the unrolled form is the per-batch + fallback, and the two move exactly the same elements in the same order. + """ + one = repeated(elements, block.offset, block.run, block.repeats, dtype) + if one is not None: + return [one] + return [contiguous(elements, off, run) for off, run in block.unrolled] + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Legalising an arbitrary pattern (a taplib tap, or hand-written sizes/strides) +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def legalize( + elements: int, + offset: int, + sizes: Sequence[int], + strides: Sequence[int], + dtype, +) -> list[Access]: + """Rewrite one pattern as descriptors the shim can hold, moving the same elements. + + Unit dimensions are dropped. An outer size past the wrap limit is + factored into two dimensions when a slot is free; otherwise the outermost + dimension is unrolled into several descriptors. Order is preserved in + both cases. Granularity violations cannot be fixed and are errors. + + This is the general form of the ``legalize_tap`` mha carries, which only + knew how to collapse a contiguous tile to a linear run. + """ + gran = granule_elements(dtype) + if offset % gran: + raise ValueError( + f"offset {offset} is not a multiple of the {gran}-element shim granule" + ) + dims = [(int(n), int(s)) for n, s in zip(sizes, strides) if int(n) != 1] + if not dims: + dims = [(1, 1)] + max_stride = max_stride_elements(dtype) + for n, s in dims[:-1]: + if s % gran: + raise ValueError( + f"stride {s} is not a multiple of the {gran}-element granule" + ) + if s > max_stride: + raise ValueError(f"stride {s} exceeds the {_STRIDE_BITS}-bit stride field") + return _legalize_dims(elements, offset, dims) + + +def _legalize_dims( + elements: int, offset: int, dims: list[tuple[int, int]] +) -> list[Access]: + outer = dims[:-1] + over = next((i for i, (n, _) in enumerate(outer) if n > DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP), None) + if over is None and len(dims) <= 4: + padded = list(dims) + while len(padded) < 4: + padded.insert(0, (1, 0)) + sizes = tuple(n for n, _ in padded) + strides = tuple(s for _, s in padded) + return [Access(elements, offset, sizes, strides)] # type: ignore[arg-type] + if over is not None and len(dims) < 4: + n, s = dims[over] + b = next((b for b in range(DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP, 0, -1) if n % b == 0), 1) + a = n // b + if a <= DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP: + return _legalize_dims( + elements, offset, dims[:over] + [(a, b * s), (b, s)] + dims[over + 1 :] + ) + # No room to factor: unroll the outermost dimension. + n0, s0 = dims[0] + out: list[Access] = [] + for i in range(n0): + out.extend(_legalize_dims(elements, offset + i * s0, dims[1:])) + return out diff --git a/iron/tests/common/tiling.py b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b94e466c33 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py @@ -0,0 +1,183 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The derived sequence's access patterns, checked against what designs hand-write today. + +Each case reproduces a tap from an existing design (channeled unary, binary +elementwise, GEMV) so the derivation is pinned to behaviour the hardware has +already run, not to a fresh reading of the descriptor format. +""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.common.tiling import ( + Access, + Block, + contiguous, + encode, + granule_elements, + repeated, + split, + split_run, + whole, +) +from iron.common.utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP + + +def test_granularity_per_dtype(): + assert granule_elements(bfloat16) == 2 + assert granule_elements(np.int32) == 1 + assert granule_elements(np.int8) == 4 + + +def test_channeled_unary_taps_are_reproduced(): + # channeled_unary_design.py: chunk = size // cols // channels, fifo idx = i*ch + j, + # tap = ((1,size), chunk*i*ch + chunk*j, [1,1,1,chunk], [0,0,0,1]). + size, cols, ch = 4096, 4, 2 + chunk = size // cols // ch + blocks = split((size,), cols * ch, axis=0) + for i in range(cols): + for j in range(ch): + idx = i * ch + j + (acc,) = encode(blocks[idx], size, bfloat16) + assert acc == Access( + size, chunk * i * ch + chunk * j, (1, 1, 1, chunk), (0, 0, 0, 1) + ) + + +def test_binary_elementwise_taps_are_reproduced(): + size, cols = 8192, 8 + chunk = size // cols + for i, block in enumerate(split((size,), cols, axis=0)): + (acc,) = encode(block, size, bfloat16) + assert acc.offset == chunk * i and acc.sizes == (1, 1, 1, chunk) + + +def test_whole_buffer_is_one_linear_transfer(): + (acc,) = encode(whole((3, 64)), 192, bfloat16) + assert acc == contiguous(192, 0, 192) + + +def test_gemv_unbatched_taps_are_reproduced(): + # gemv/op.py A_taps for num_batches == 1: offset col*(M//cols)*K, sizes [1,1,1,(M//cols)*K]. + M, K, cols = 2048, 8192, 8 + blocks = split((M, K), cols, axis=0) + for col, block in enumerate(blocks): + (acc,) = encode(block, M * K, bfloat16) + assert acc.offset == col * (M // cols) * K + assert acc.sizes == (1, 1, 1, (M // cols) * K) and acc.strides == (0, 0, 0, 1) + # C: offset col*(M//cols), run M//cols + for col, block in enumerate(split((M,), cols, axis=0)): + (acc,) = encode(block, M, bfloat16) + assert (acc.offset, acc.sizes[3]) == (col * (M // cols), M // cols) + + +def test_gemv_batched_coalesces_into_one_iterated_descriptor(): + # gemv/op.py coalesced_tap: sizes [1, nb, run_hi, run_lo], strides [0, M*K, run_lo, 1] + # with (run_hi, run_lo) = split_run((M//cols)*K). + M, K, cols, nb = 256, 128, 8, 100 + run = (M // cols) * K # 4096 > 1023: needs the hi/lo split + blocks = split((nb, M, K), cols, axis=1) + assert blocks[1].repeats == ((nb, M * K),) + (acc,) = encode(blocks[1], nb * M * K, bfloat16) + hi, lo = split_run(run, gran=2) + assert acc.sizes == (1, nb, hi, lo) and acc.strides == (0, M * K, lo, 1) + assert acc.offset == 1 * run + assert acc.count == nb * run + + +def test_gemv_batched_falls_back_to_per_batch_when_stride_too_wide(): + # gemv test case (1024, 1024, 1, 1, 64, 2): batch stride M*K = 2**20 exceeds the + # 20-bit granule field -> today's design unrolls one tap per batch. + M, K, nb = 1024, 1024, 2 + (block,) = split((nb, M, K), 1, axis=1) + accs = encode(block, nb * M * K, bfloat16) + assert len(accs) == nb + assert [a.offset for a in accs] == [0, M * K] + assert all(a.sizes == (1, 1, 1, M * K) for a in accs) + + +def test_split_run_matches_gemv_rules(): + # lo <= 1023, lo a multiple of the granule, lo maximal. + assert split_run(512, gran=2) == (1, 512) + assert ( + split_run(4096, gran=2) == (4, 1024) + or split_run(4096, gran=2)[0] * split_run(4096, gran=2)[1] == 4096 + ) + hi, lo = split_run(4096, gran=2) + assert hi * lo == 4096 and lo <= DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP and lo % 2 == 0 + # gemv case (1026, 64, 1, 1, 2, 2): an odd-looking run that needs an even split + hi, lo = split_run(1026 * 64, gran=2) + assert hi * lo == 1026 * 64 and lo % 2 == 0 and hi <= DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP + + +def test_repeated_rejects_what_the_descriptor_cannot_hold(): + assert repeated(1 << 24, 0, 1024, [(2000, 1024)], bfloat16) is None # count > wrap + assert repeated(4096, 1, 16, [(2, 32)], bfloat16) is None # odd bf16 offset + assert repeated(4096, 0, 16, [(2, 33)], bfloat16) is None # odd bf16 stride + assert ( + repeated(4096, 0, 16, [(2, 4), (2, 8), (2, 16)], bfloat16) is None + ) # 3 outer dims + assert repeated(4096, 0, 16, [(2, 32)], np.int32) is not None + + +def test_repeated_zero_stride_rereads_the_run(): + # repeat/op.py's input: the whole buffer re-read `repeat` times. + acc = repeated(64, 0, 64, [(3, 0)], bfloat16) + assert acc.sizes == (1, 1, 3, 64) and acc.strides == (0, 0, 0, 1) + + +def test_split_validates_divisibility_and_axis(): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="cannot split 100 rows"): + split((100, 8), 8, axis=0) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="axis 2 out of range"): + split((100, 8), 4, axis=2) + + +def test_block_unrolls_leading_axes_outermost_first(): + b = Block(slot=0, offset=5, run=2, repeats=((2, 100), (3, 10))) + assert list(b.unrolled) == [(5, 2), (15, 2), (25, 2), (105, 2), (115, 2), (125, 2)] + + +def test_access_span_is_bounds_checked(): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="runs past"): + contiguous(10, 8, 4) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="spans"): + repeated(100, 0, 16, [(8, 16)], bfloat16) + + +def test_legalize_factors_an_oversize_outer_dim_when_a_slot_is_free(): + # mha's K_tiles case: a (2048, 64) tile is [1,1,2048,64]/[0,0,64,1]; 2048 > 1023. + from iron.common.tiling import legalize + + (acc,) = legalize(2048 * 64, 0, [1, 1, 2048, 64], [0, 0, 64, 1], bfloat16) + # 1024 is past the 10-bit wrap, so the largest legal factor is 512. + assert acc.sizes == (1, 4, 512, 64) and acc.strides == (0, 512 * 64, 64, 1) + assert acc.count == 2048 * 64 + + +def test_legalize_unrolls_when_no_slot_is_free(): + from iron.common.tiling import legalize + + accs = legalize(1 << 21, 0, [2, 2048, 2, 64], [1 << 20, 128, 64, 1], bfloat16) + assert len(accs) == 2 + assert [a.offset for a in accs] == [0, 1 << 20] + assert all(a.sizes == (4, 512, 2, 64) for a in accs) + + +def test_legalize_drops_unit_dims_and_keeps_legal_patterns(): + from iron.common.tiling import legalize + + (acc,) = legalize(4096, 8, [1, 1, 4, 32], [0, 0, 64, 1], bfloat16) + assert acc == Access(4096, 8, (1, 1, 4, 32), (0, 0, 64, 1)) + + +def test_legalize_rejects_granularity_violations(): + from iron.common.tiling import legalize + + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="granule"): + legalize(4096, 1, [1, 1, 4, 32], [0, 0, 64, 1], bfloat16) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="granule"): + legalize(4096, 0, [1, 1, 4, 32], [0, 0, 63, 1], bfloat16) From c9f188a694832be8f2c0aa1f8d4e5aece1614942 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 01:40:44 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 064/215] tiling: encode to the shim descriptor's real slot rules, and slice buffers The first cut applied one wrap limit to every outer dimension. The verifier (AIEX::verifyStridesWraps and the shim BD field widths) says otherwise, and the rules are now stated in the module and enforced: the innermost size is at most 1023 granules (2046 bf16 elements) unless the transfer is linear or contiguous, when the 32-bit length applies; the next is at most 1023 elements; the third has no wrap field; the outermost is the iteration count, at most 64, and is the only dimension whose stride may be zero. That is why GEMV's coalesced descriptor puts the batch count in the third slot and why repeat's re-read sits in the outermost, and the encoder now reproduces both by rule rather than by example. legalize() linearises a contiguous pattern (what mha's legalize_tap did by hand and what upstream's canonicalizer does), factors an oversize size into a free slot, and unrolls the outermost dimension when nothing is free. view() turns a basic slice over a row-major buffer into (offset, sizes, strides) with contiguous axes merged, so an override's self.A[:, r0:r1, :] is one call away from a legal descriptor. Tests pin the GEMV coalesced form, the per-batch fallback, the zero stride placement, the granule limits and the slice round trip. 110 device-free tests pass across declare and tiling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/tiling.py | 257 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++--------- iron/tests/common/tiling.py | 90 ++++++++++--- 2 files changed, 271 insertions(+), 76 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/tiling.py b/iron/common/tiling.py index 229ceaf365..36ddbc433f 100644 --- a/iron/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/common/tiling.py @@ -9,13 +9,20 @@ decides the transfers and encodes them; :mod:`iron.common.build` turns each ``Access`` into a ``TensorAccessPattern`` and issues it. -Two hardware limits are applied here and nowhere else: - -* the three outer size fields of a shim descriptor are 10-bit (``DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP``); - the innermost is the transfer length and is not wrap-limited; -* shim addressing is 4-byte granular, so every offset and every non-unit - stride must be a whole number of 4-byte granules, and the 20-bit stride - field counts granules. +The descriptor rules are applied here and nowhere else. They are read from +``AIEX::verifyStridesWraps`` and the shim BD field widths in mlir-aie, and +are stated in tap order (outermost first), ``sizes = [iter, d2, d1, d0]``: + +* ``d0``, the innermost, is at most 1023 *granules* (2046 bf16 elements), + unless the whole transfer is linear or contiguous, when the 32-bit length + field applies and any run fits; +* ``d1`` is at most 1023 elements; ``d2`` has no wrap field; +* ``iter`` is at most 64 and is the only dimension whose stride may be 0 + (a re-read); every other dimension with size above 1 needs a positive + stride; +* addressing is 4-byte granular: the offset, the innermost size and every + non-unit stride are whole granules, and the 20-bit stride field counts + them. GEMV, repeat and mha each carried a private copy of the first rule. GEMV's copy stays in its ``design(rt)`` override until its object is proven @@ -86,23 +93,75 @@ def contiguous(elements: int, offset: int, run: int) -> Access: return Access(elements, offset, (1, 1, 1, run), (0, 0, 0, 1)) +_ITER_MAX = 64 # 6-bit iteration wrap, biased by one + + def split_run( run: int, gran: int, lim: int = DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP ) -> tuple[int, int] | None: - """Factor a contiguous run into ``(hi, lo)`` for two descriptor dimensions. + """Factor a contiguous run into ``(hi, lo)`` for the ``d1``/``d0`` slots. - ``hi`` fills an outer (wrap-limited) size field, ``lo`` the innermost; - ``lo`` must be a whole number of granules. ``None`` if no split fits. + ``lo`` is at most ``lim`` granules and a whole number of them; ``hi`` is + at most ``lim``. ``None`` if no split fits. """ - if run <= lim and run % gran == 0: + lo_max = lim * gran + if run <= lo_max and run % gran == 0: return (1, run) - lo_start = (lim // gran) * gran + lo_start = (lo_max // gran) * gran for lo in range(lo_start, 0, -gran): if run % lo == 0 and run // lo <= lim: return (run // lo, lo) return None +def _is_contiguous(dims: Sequence[tuple[int, int]]) -> bool: + """Row-major nested with no gaps: each stride is the product of the inner extent.""" + inner = 1 + for n, s in reversed(dims): + if s != inner: + return False + inner *= n + return True + + +def _pack( + elements: int, offset: int, dims: list[tuple[int, int]], gran: int +) -> Access | None: + """Place ``dims`` (outermost first, unit dims removed) into the four slots. + + Returns ``None`` if they do not fit the slot rules; callers then split or + unroll. A contiguous pattern packs as one linear transfer. + """ + if not dims: + dims = [(1, 1)] + if _is_contiguous(dims): + total = prod(n for n, _ in dims) + if total % gran: + return None + return contiguous(elements, offset, total) + if len(dims) > 4: + return None + padded = [(1, 0)] * (4 - len(dims)) + list(dims) + (it, it_s), (d2, d2_s), (d1, d1_s), (d0, d0_s) = padded + if d0_s != 1 or d0 % gran: + return None + if d0 // gran > DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP or d1 > DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP or it > _ITER_MAX: + return None + for n, st in ((d2, d2_s), (d1, d1_s)): + if n > 1 and st < 1: + return None + if it > 1 and it_s < 0: + return None + max_stride = max_stride_elements(np.int8) // 4 * gran # 20-bit field in granules + for n, st in ((it, it_s), (d2, d2_s), (d1, d1_s)): + if n > 1 and (st % gran or st > max_stride): + return None + span = offset + sum((n - 1) * st for n, st in padded) + 1 + if span > elements: + raise ValueError(f"access spans {span} elements of a buffer of {elements}") + return Access(elements, offset, (it, d2, d1, d0), (it_s, d2_s, d1_s, d0_s)) + + def repeated( elements: int, offset: int, @@ -112,38 +171,55 @@ def repeated( ) -> Access | None: """``run`` contiguous elements, repeated over up to two outer (count, stride) dims. - ``repeats`` is outermost first. A stride of 0 re-reads the same run. Returns - ``None`` when the shape does not fit a four-dimensional descriptor within - the wrap, stride and granularity limits; the caller then unrolls. + ``repeats`` is outermost first. The run takes the ``d0``/``d1`` slots + (split if it exceeds ``d0``), one repeat takes ``d2`` (no wrap limit) and + a second takes the iteration slot. Returns ``None`` when that does not + fit; the caller then unrolls. """ gran = granule_elements(dtype) - if len(repeats) > 2: - return None if offset % gran: return None outer = [(int(n), int(s)) for n, s in repeats if int(n) != 1] - max_stride = max_stride_elements(dtype) - for n, s in outer: - if n > DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP or s > max_stride or s % gran: - return None if not outer: - return contiguous(elements, offset, run) + return contiguous(elements, offset, run) if run % gran == 0 else None + if len(outer) > 2: + return None split = split_run(run, gran) if split is None: return None hi, lo = split - dims = outer + ([(hi, lo)] if hi != 1 else []) + [(lo, 1)] - if len(dims) > 4: + run_dims = ([(hi, lo)] if hi != 1 else [(1, 0)]) + [(lo, 1)] + if len(outer) == 1: + n, st = outer[0] + # A re-read (stride 0) is only legal in the iteration slot; a strided + # repeat goes in d2, which has no wrap limit. + dims = [(n, st), (1, 0)] if st == 0 else [(1, 0), (n, st)] + return _pack_exact(elements, offset, dims + run_dims, gran) + return _pack_exact(elements, offset, outer + run_dims, gran) + + +def _pack_exact( + elements: int, offset: int, dims: list[tuple[int, int]], gran: int +) -> Access | None: + """Like ``_pack`` but keeps the caller's slot assignment (no linearising).""" + if len(dims) != 4: + dims = [(1, 0)] * (4 - len(dims)) + list(dims) + (it, it_s), (d2, d2_s), (d1, d1_s), (d0, d0_s) = dims + if d0_s != 1 or d0 % gran or d0 // gran > DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP: + return None + if d1 > DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP or it > _ITER_MAX: return None - while len(dims) < 4: - dims.insert(0, (1, 0)) - sizes = tuple(n for n, _ in dims) - strides = tuple(s for _, s in dims) - total = prod(sizes) - span = offset + sum((n - 1) * s for n, s in dims) + 1 + for n, st in ((d2, d2_s), (d1, d1_s)): + if n > 1 and st < 1: + return None + max_stride = max_stride_elements(np.int8) // 4 * gran + for n, st in ((it, it_s), (d2, d2_s), (d1, d1_s)): + if n > 1 and (st % gran or st > max_stride): + return None + span = offset + sum((n - 1) * st for n, st in dims) + 1 if span > elements: raise ValueError(f"access spans {span} elements of a buffer of {elements}") - return Access(elements, offset, sizes, strides) # type: ignore[arg-type] + return Access(elements, offset, (it, d2, d1, d0), (it_s, d2_s, d1_s, d0_s)) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -227,10 +303,11 @@ def legalize( ) -> list[Access]: """Rewrite one pattern as descriptors the shim can hold, moving the same elements. - Unit dimensions are dropped. An outer size past the wrap limit is - factored into two dimensions when a slot is free; otherwise the outermost - dimension is unrolled into several descriptors. Order is preserved in - both cases. Granularity violations cannot be fixed and are errors. + Unit dimensions are dropped; a contiguous pattern becomes one linear + transfer; a size past its slot's limit is factored into a free slot when + one exists; otherwise the outermost dimension is unrolled into several + descriptors. Order is preserved throughout. Granularity violations + cannot be fixed and are errors. This is the general form of the ``legalize_tap`` mha carries, which only knew how to collapse a contiguous tile to a linear run. @@ -241,42 +318,104 @@ def legalize( f"offset {offset} is not a multiple of the {gran}-element shim granule" ) dims = [(int(n), int(s)) for n, s in zip(sizes, strides) if int(n) != 1] - if not dims: - dims = [(1, 1)] - max_stride = max_stride_elements(dtype) for n, s in dims[:-1]: if s % gran: raise ValueError( f"stride {s} is not a multiple of the {gran}-element granule" ) - if s > max_stride: - raise ValueError(f"stride {s} exceeds the {_STRIDE_BITS}-bit stride field") - return _legalize_dims(elements, offset, dims) + if dims and dims[-1][1] == 1 and dims[-1][0] % gran: + raise ValueError( + f"innermost size {dims[-1][0]} is not a multiple of the {gran}-element granule" + ) + return _legalize_dims(elements, offset, dims, gran) def _legalize_dims( - elements: int, offset: int, dims: list[tuple[int, int]] + elements: int, offset: int, dims: list[tuple[int, int]], gran: int ) -> list[Access]: - outer = dims[:-1] - over = next((i for i, (n, _) in enumerate(outer) if n > DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP), None) - if over is None and len(dims) <= 4: - padded = list(dims) - while len(padded) < 4: - padded.insert(0, (1, 0)) - sizes = tuple(n for n, _ in padded) - strides = tuple(s for _, s in padded) - return [Access(elements, offset, sizes, strides)] # type: ignore[arg-type] - if over is not None and len(dims) < 4: - n, s = dims[over] - b = next((b for b in range(DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP, 0, -1) if n % b == 0), 1) - a = n // b - if a <= DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP: + packed = _pack(elements, offset, dims, gran) + if packed is not None: + return [packed] + # Which slot overflowed? Try factoring it into a free slot, innermost first. + if len(dims) < 4: + padded = [(1, 0)] * (4 - len(dims)) + list(dims) + limits = (_ITER_MAX, None, DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP, DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP * gran) + for pos in (3, 2, 0): + n, st = padded[pos] + lim = limits[pos] + if lim is None or n <= lim: + continue + b = next( + ( + b + for b in range(lim, 0, -1) + if n % b == 0 and (pos != 3 or b % gran == 0) + ), + None, + ) + if b is None or n // b > DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP: + continue + i = dims.index((n, st)) return _legalize_dims( - elements, offset, dims[:over] + [(a, b * s), (b, s)] + dims[over + 1 :] + elements, + offset, + dims[:i] + [(n // b, b * st), (b, st)] + dims[i + 1 :], + gran, ) - # No room to factor: unroll the outermost dimension. + if not dims: + raise ValueError("cannot legalize an empty pattern") + # No room: unroll the outermost dimension. n0, s0 = dims[0] out: list[Access] = [] for i in range(n0): - out.extend(_legalize_dims(elements, offset + i * s0, dims[1:])) + out.extend(_legalize_dims(elements, offset + i * s0, dims[1:], gran)) return out + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Slicing a buffer: what ``buffer[:, r0:r1, :]`` means as a transfer +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def view(shape: Sequence[int], index) -> tuple[int, list[int], list[int]]: + """``(offset, sizes, strides)`` of a basic slice over a row-major buffer. + + ``index`` is what ``__getitem__`` received: an int, a slice, or a tuple + of them; missing trailing axes are taken whole. Steps other than 1 are + rejected. Adjacent contiguous dimensions are merged, so a slice that + selects whole rows collapses to one linear run. + """ + shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) + if not isinstance(index, tuple): + index = (index,) + if len(index) > len(shape): + raise IndexError(f"too many indices for shape {shape}") + index = index + (slice(None),) * (len(shape) - len(index)) + row_strides = [prod(shape[i + 1 :]) for i in range(len(shape))] + offset = 0 + dims: list[tuple[int, int]] = [] + for axis, (idx, n, stride) in enumerate(zip(index, shape, row_strides)): + if isinstance(idx, slice): + start, stop, step = idx.indices(n) + if step != 1: + raise ValueError(f"axis {axis}: only unit steps are supported") + if stop <= start: + raise ValueError(f"axis {axis}: empty slice {idx}") + offset += start * stride + dims.append((stop - start, stride)) + else: + i = int(idx) + if not -n <= i < n: + raise IndexError(f"axis {axis}: index {i} out of range for {n}") + offset += (i % n) * stride + # merge adjacent dims that are contiguous: (n1, s1), (n2, s2) with s1 == n2*s2 + merged: list[tuple[int, int]] = [] + for n, s in dims: + if merged and merged[-1][1] == n * s: + pn, _ = merged[-1] + merged[-1] = (pn * n, s) + else: + merged.append((n, s)) + if not merged: + merged = [(1, 1)] + return offset, [n for n, _ in merged], [s for _, s in merged] diff --git a/iron/tests/common/tiling.py b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py index b94e466c33..17b6c5b3bc 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py @@ -100,21 +100,23 @@ def test_gemv_batched_falls_back_to_per_batch_when_stride_too_wide(): def test_split_run_matches_gemv_rules(): - # lo <= 1023, lo a multiple of the granule, lo maximal. + # lo is at most 1023 granules (2046 bf16 elements), a multiple of the + # granule, and maximal; hi is at most 1023. assert split_run(512, gran=2) == (1, 512) - assert ( - split_run(4096, gran=2) == (4, 1024) - or split_run(4096, gran=2)[0] * split_run(4096, gran=2)[1] == 4096 - ) + assert split_run(4096, gran=2) == (4, 1024) # 2048 would exceed 2046 hi, lo = split_run(4096, gran=2) - assert hi * lo == 4096 and lo <= DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP and lo % 2 == 0 + assert hi * lo == 4096 and lo <= DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP * 2 and lo % 2 == 0 # gemv case (1026, 64, 1, 1, 2, 2): an odd-looking run that needs an even split hi, lo = split_run(1026 * 64, gran=2) assert hi * lo == 1026 * 64 and lo % 2 == 0 and hi <= DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP def test_repeated_rejects_what_the_descriptor_cannot_hold(): - assert repeated(1 << 24, 0, 1024, [(2000, 1024)], bfloat16) is None # count > wrap + assert ( + repeated(1 << 24, 0, 1024, [(2000, 1024)], bfloat16) is not None + ) # d2 is free + # two repeats plus a split run fill all four slots, so iter > 64 cannot fit + assert repeated(1 << 24, 0, 4096, [(65, 1 << 16), (2, 4096)], bfloat16) is None assert repeated(4096, 1, 16, [(2, 32)], bfloat16) is None # odd bf16 offset assert repeated(4096, 0, 16, [(2, 33)], bfloat16) is None # odd bf16 stride assert ( @@ -123,10 +125,15 @@ def test_repeated_rejects_what_the_descriptor_cannot_hold(): assert repeated(4096, 0, 16, [(2, 32)], np.int32) is not None -def test_repeated_zero_stride_rereads_the_run(): - # repeat/op.py's input: the whole buffer re-read `repeat` times. +def test_repeated_zero_stride_rereads_the_run_from_the_iteration_slot(): + # repeat/op.py's input: the whole buffer re-read `repeat` times. Only the + # iteration slot may carry a zero stride, and it holds at most 64. acc = repeated(64, 0, 64, [(3, 0)], bfloat16) - assert acc.sizes == (1, 1, 3, 64) and acc.strides == (0, 0, 0, 1) + assert acc.sizes == (3, 1, 1, 64) and acc.strides == (0, 0, 0, 1) + assert repeated(64, 0, 64, [(65, 0)], bfloat16) is None # past the iteration wrap + # a strided repeat goes in d2 instead, where there is no wrap limit + acc = repeated(64 * 100, 0, 64, [(100, 64)], bfloat16) + assert acc.sizes == (1, 100, 1, 64) and acc.strides == (0, 64, 0, 1) def test_split_validates_divisibility_and_axis(): @@ -149,22 +156,27 @@ def test_access_span_is_bounds_checked(): def test_legalize_factors_an_oversize_outer_dim_when_a_slot_is_free(): - # mha's K_tiles case: a (2048, 64) tile is [1,1,2048,64]/[0,0,64,1]; 2048 > 1023. from iron.common.tiling import legalize + # mha's K_tiles case: a (2048, 64) tile of a 64-wide buffer is contiguous, + # so it is one linear transfer: what mha's legalize_tap did by hand. (acc,) = legalize(2048 * 64, 0, [1, 1, 2048, 64], [0, 0, 64, 1], bfloat16) - # 1024 is past the 10-bit wrap, so the largest legal factor is 512. - assert acc.sizes == (1, 4, 512, 64) and acc.strides == (0, 512 * 64, 64, 1) + assert acc == contiguous(2048 * 64, 0, 2048 * 64) + # A non-contiguous tile with an oversize d1 is factored into the free d2; + # 1024 exceeds d1's 1023, so the factor is 512. + (acc,) = legalize(2048 * 128, 0, [1, 1, 2048, 64], [0, 0, 128, 1], bfloat16) + assert acc.sizes == (1, 4, 512, 64) and acc.strides == (0, 512 * 128, 128, 1) assert acc.count == 2048 * 64 def test_legalize_unrolls_when_no_slot_is_free(): from iron.common.tiling import legalize - accs = legalize(1 << 21, 0, [2, 2048, 2, 64], [1 << 20, 128, 64, 1], bfloat16) - assert len(accs) == 2 - assert [a.offset for a in accs] == [0, 1 << 20] - assert all(a.sizes == (4, 512, 2, 64) for a in accs) + # All four slots used and the iteration count past 64: unroll it. + accs = legalize(1 << 22, 0, [100, 8, 2, 64], [1 << 15, 4096, 128, 1], bfloat16) + assert len(accs) == 100 + assert [a.offset for a in accs][:3] == [0, 1 << 15, 2 << 15] + assert all(a.sizes == (1, 8, 2, 64) for a in accs) def test_legalize_drops_unit_dims_and_keeps_legal_patterns(): @@ -181,3 +193,47 @@ def test_legalize_rejects_granularity_violations(): legalize(4096, 1, [1, 1, 4, 32], [0, 0, 64, 1], bfloat16) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="granule"): legalize(4096, 0, [1, 1, 4, 32], [0, 0, 63, 1], bfloat16) + + +def test_view_of_whole_rows_is_one_linear_run(): + from iron.common.tiling import view + + # GEMV's design(rt): self.A[:, col*rows:(col+1)*rows, :] over (nb, M, K) + nb, M, K, cols = 4, 256, 128, 8 + rows = M // cols + off, sizes, strides = view( + (nb, M, K), (slice(None), slice(rows, 2 * rows), slice(None)) + ) + assert off == rows * K + assert sizes == [nb, rows * K] and strides == [M * K, 1] + # unbatched: the leading axis is gone and the run is linear + off, sizes, strides = view((M, K), (slice(rows, 2 * rows),)) + assert (off, sizes, strides) == (rows * K, [rows * K], [1]) + + +def test_view_with_an_integer_index_drops_the_axis(): + from iron.common.tiling import view + + off, sizes, strides = view((3, 64, 8), (1, slice(16, 32))) + assert off == 64 * 8 + 16 * 8 and sizes == [16 * 8] and strides == [1] + + +def test_view_rejects_steps_and_empty_slices(): + from iron.common.tiling import view + + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="unit steps"): + view((64,), (slice(0, 64, 2),)) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="empty"): + view((64,), (slice(10, 10),)) + with pytest.raises(IndexError): + view((64,), (0, 0)) + + +def test_view_then_legalize_round_trips_a_batched_block(): + from iron.common.tiling import legalize, view + + nb, M, K = 100, 256, 128 + off, sizes, strides = view((nb, M, K), (slice(None), slice(0, 32), slice(None))) + (acc,) = legalize(nb * M * K, off, sizes, strides, bfloat16) + hi, lo = split_run(32 * K, gran=2) + assert acc.sizes == (1, nb, hi, lo) and acc.strides == (0, M * K, lo, 1) From 9e5512da7bcce496b6898cbedf9e3fef7f1d185d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 01:45:43 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 065/215] operator model: the library-owned build iron/common/build.py constructs Runtime and Program for a declared operator, so no operator does. build_design(dev, kernels_dir, op, ...) tunes the overlay for the device and runs compatible(), calls the overlay's design(target) to build the array and bind its streams, opens the runtime sequence from the operator's buffers in declaration order, runs the preamble (resident writes, barrier sets, parameter sync), and then either derives the fill/drain sequence from the buffer-to-stream bindings or hands a Sequence to the operator's design(rt) override. Target is what an overlay's design() receives: the device, the kernel tree, and kernel()/barrier()/rtp() helpers that apply the fusion prefix, so an overlay never sees func_prefix. Sequence is what an override receives: fill(stream, buffer-or-slice), drain(), group(), with slices turned into legal descriptors by the tiling module. plan() maps a buffer onto a stream's slots: whole for single or broadcast streams, split on the first non-batch axis for per= streams, batches coalesced when the descriptor allows and unrolled otherwise. build_design is the one design function every declared operator compiles through, bound by name exactly as my_matvec is today, so compile_xclbin_insts and fuse_mlir need no change; the fusion pass finds func_prefix in its signature. The two classes' source is digested into the cache key, since the function's own code no longer varies per operator. Declaration-layer additions to support it: buffer slicing (op.A[...]), with a Scratchpad value allowed as a slice start to patch the base address; Resident.bind() for the preamble's targets; residents() on the operator; core-read Scratchpad values on overlays. Nothing here can run without the toolchain. The derivation is tested device-free against fake fifo handles (order and patterns of the issued fills and drains, an override slicing through the same Sequence, the preamble's resident writes and its errors). 122 device-free tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/build.py | 399 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/common/declare.py | 111 +++++++++- iron/tests/common/build.py | 219 +++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/common/declare.py | 2 +- 4 files changed, 720 insertions(+), 11 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/build.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/build.py diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ca3c2d978b --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -0,0 +1,399 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The library-owned build of a declared operator: Runtime, Program, and the sequence. + +A declared :class:`~iron.common.declare.Operator` never constructs a +``Runtime`` or a ``Program``. :func:`build_design` does, from the +declaration: it tunes the overlay for the device, calls the overlay's +``design(target)`` to build the array and bind its streams, opens the runtime +sequence from the operator's buffers in declaration order, runs the +preamble (residents, barriers, parameter sync), then either derives the +fill/drain sequence from the buffer-to-stream bindings or hands a +:class:`Sequence` to the operator's ``design(rt)`` override. + +``build_design`` is also the one design function every declared operator +compiles through, so the existing compile and fusion paths +(``compile_xclbin_insts``, ``fuse_mlir``) see nothing new: they call it with +the operator bound by name, exactly as they call ``my_matvec`` today. + +Everything that touches mlir-aie is imported inside the functions that need +it, so the declaration layer stays importable without the toolchain. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import hashlib +import inspect +from contextlib import contextmanager +from typing import Any + +import numpy as np + +from .compilation import DesignGenerator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact +from .declare import ( + BoundBuffer, + BoundStream, + BoundValue, + BufferView, + Operator, + Overlay, + _StreamSlot, +) +from .tiling import Access, encode, legalize, split, whole + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# What an overlay's design() receives +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class Target: + """The device and build context an overlay's ``design()`` is given. + + Carries what a design used to receive as loose parameters (``dev``, + ``kernels_dir``, ``func_prefix``, ``verbose``) and applies the fusion + prefix inside :meth:`kernel`, so an overlay never handles it. + """ + + def __init__(self, dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix: str = "", verbose: bool = False): + from pathlib import Path + + from .device_utils import get_kernel_dir + + self.dev = dev + self.kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) + self.arch = get_kernel_dir(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" + self.func_prefix = func_prefix + self.verbose = verbose + self.barriers: list[Any] = [] + + def kernel( + self, + name: str, + arg_types, + *, + source=None, + compile_flags=(), + bundled_sources=(), + include_dirs=None, + object_file_name=None, + symbol_prefix=None, + prebuilt=None, + ): + """Declare a kernel the array calls; the fusion prefix is applied here.""" + from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel + + return declare_kernel( + name, + arg_types, + source=source, + prebuilt=prebuilt, + func_prefix=self.func_prefix, + compile_flags=list(compile_flags), + include_dirs=include_dirs, + object_file_name=object_file_name, + bundled_sources=bundled_sources, + symbol_prefix=symbol_prefix, + ) + + def barrier(self, initial_value: int = 0): + """A worker/runtime barrier the preamble sets to 1 after writing residents.""" + from aie.iron import WorkerRuntimeBarrier + + b = WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value) + self.barriers.append(b) + return b + + def rtp(self, arr_type, name: str | None = None): + """A runtime-parameter buffer a core reads and the preamble writes.""" + from aie.iron import Buffer + + return Buffer(arr_type, name=name, use_write_rtp=True) + + def log(self, *args) -> None: + if self.verbose: + print(*args) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# What an operator's design(rt) receives, and what the derivation uses +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class Sequence: + """The runtime sequence of one operator, opened by the library. + + ``fill``/``drain`` take a stream (or one slot of a ``per=`` stream) and + a buffer or a slice of one (``op.A``, ``op.A[:, r0:r1, :]``), turn the + slice into legal descriptors, and issue them in order. Transfers are + enrolled in the current group; ``group()`` opens one and finishes it on + exit. + """ + + def __init__(self, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data: dict[str, Any]): + self.op = op + self.ov = ov + self._rt_data = rt_data + self._group = None + + # -- transfers --------------------------------------------------------- + + def fill(self, stream, source, *, group=None, wait: bool = False): + return self._transfer("fill", stream, source, group, wait) + + def drain(self, stream, dest, *, group=None, wait: bool = True): + return self._transfer("drain", stream, dest, group, wait) + + def _transfer(self, verb: str, stream, what, group, wait: bool): + handle = self._handle(stream) + buffer, accesses, offset_by = self._resolve(what) + data = self._rt_data[buffer.name] + offset_parameter = offset_by.param if offset_by is not None else None + tasks = [] + for i, acc in enumerate(accesses): + last = i == len(accesses) - 1 + fn = getattr(handle, verb) + tasks.append( + fn( + data, + acc.tap(), + wait=wait and last, + group=group if group is not None else self._group, + offset_parameter=offset_parameter, + ) + ) + return tasks[-1] if len(tasks) == 1 else tasks + + def _handle(self, stream): + if isinstance(stream, _StreamSlot): + return stream.handle + if isinstance(stream, BoundStream): + return stream.handle + raise TypeError(f"fill/drain take a stream or a stream slot, got {stream!r}") + + def _resolve(self, what) -> tuple[BoundBuffer, list[Access], BoundValue | None]: + if isinstance(what, BoundBuffer): + return ( + what, + [Access(what.elements, 0, (1, 1, 1, what.elements), (0, 0, 0, 1))], + None, + ) + if isinstance(what, BufferView): + offset, sizes, strides = what.pattern() + accesses = legalize( + what.buffer.elements, offset, sizes, strides, what.buffer.dtype + ) + return what.buffer, accesses, what.offset_by + if ( + isinstance(what, tuple) + and len(what) == 2 + and isinstance(what[0], BoundBuffer) + ): + buffer, acc = what + if not isinstance(acc, Access): + raise TypeError("(buffer, Access) expected") + return buffer, [acc], None + raise TypeError( + f"fill/drain take a buffer, a slice of one, or (buffer, Access); got {what!r}" + ) + + # -- structure --------------------------------------------------------- + + @contextmanager + def group(self): + """Open a task group; transfers issued inside join it; finished on exit.""" + from aie.iron import TaskGroup + + tg = TaskGroup() + previous, self._group = self._group, tg + try: + yield tg + finally: + self._group = previous + tg.finish() + + def sync_parameters(self) -> None: + from aie.iron import sync_parameters + + sync_parameters() + + def data(self, buffer: BoundBuffer): + """The runtime-sequence argument for ``buffer`` (for hand-rolled transfers).""" + return self._rt_data[buffer.name] + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Deriving the sequence +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def plan(buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Access]]]: + """How ``buffer`` moves through ``stream``: ``[(slot, [Access, ...]), ...]``. + + A single-slot or broadcast stream takes the whole buffer in one linear + transfer. A ``per=`` stream splits the buffer's first non-batch axis + across its slots; leading batch axes become repeats, coalesced into one + iterated descriptor when the slot rules allow and unrolled otherwise. + """ + if stream.count == 1: + return [(stream, encode(whole(buffer.shape), buffer.elements, buffer.dtype))] + axis = buffer.batch_axes + if axis >= len(buffer.shape): + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name} {buffer.shape} has no axis to split across the " + f"{stream.count} slots of stream {stream.name!r}" + ) + try: + blocks = split(buffer.shape, stream.count, axis) + except ValueError as e: + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name} {buffer.shape} does not divide across stream " + f"{stream.name!r}: {e}. Check {type(buffer._op).__name__}.compatible()" + ) from None + return [(stream[b.slot], encode(b, buffer.elements, buffer.dtype)) for b in blocks] + + +def _preamble(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, target: Target) -> None: + """Residents, then barriers, then the parameter sync, before any DMA.""" + values = op.residents() + for name, res in ov.residents.items(): + if name not in values: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(ov).__name__}.{name} is a Resident but " + f"{type(op).__name__}.residents() does not supply it" + ) + if not res.targets: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(ov).__name__}.{name}: design() never bound this Resident" + ) + for buf, index in res.targets: + buf[index] = values[name] + unknown = set(values) - set(ov.residents) + if unknown: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.residents() names {sorted(unknown)}, which " + f"{type(ov).__name__} does not declare" + ) + for b in target.barriers: + b.set(1) + if op.values or ov.values: + rt.sync_parameters() + + +def _derived(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay) -> None: + with rt.group() as tg: + for buf in op.inputs: + stream = buf.stream(ov) + if stream is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{buf.name} names no stream (to=), so its " + f"sequence cannot be derived; add to= or override design(rt)" + ) + for slot, accesses in plan(buf, stream): + for acc in accesses: + rt.fill(slot, (buf, acc), group=tg) + for buf in op.outputs: + stream = buf.stream(ov) + if stream is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{buf.name} names no stream (from_=), so its " + f"sequence cannot be derived; add from_= or override design(rt)" + ) + for slot, accesses in plan(buf, stream): + for acc in accesses: + rt.drain(slot, (buf, acc), group=tg, wait=True) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The design function +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _symbol(op: Operator, value: BoundValue) -> str: + """The device symbol of a per-call value: stable across processes, unique per instance.""" + return f"{op.name}_{value.name}" + + +def build_design( + dev, + kernels_dir, + op: Operator, + func_prefix: str = "", + verbose: bool = False, + code: str = "", +): + """Generate the MLIR module for one declared operator. + + Called by ``compile_xclbin_insts`` and ``fuse_mlir`` through the + operator's ``DesignGenerator``; ``code`` exists only to reach the cache + key (see :func:`mlir_artifact_for`). + """ + from aie.iron import Program, Runtime, ScratchpadParameter + + op = op.tuned(dev) + ov = op.ov + target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose) + + # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, + # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. + for value in ov.values: + value.symbol = _symbol(op, value) + value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) + for value in op.values: + if value.kind == "dispatch": + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name} is a DispatchTime value; generated " + f"sequences arrive with the packaging step (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8)" + ) + value.symbol = _symbol(op, value) + value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) + + workers = ov.design(target) + if workers is None: + workers = [] + + streams = list(ov.streams.values()) + handles = [h for s in streams for h in s.handles] # raises if any stream is unbound + + buffers = op.buffers + fn_args: list[Any] = [b.flat_type for b in buffers] + fn_args.append(handles) + params = [v.param for v in ov.values] + [v.param for v in op.values] + + def sequence(*args): + rt_data = {b.name: a for b, a in zip(buffers, args)} + rt = Sequence(op, ov, rt_data) + _preamble(rt, op, ov, target) + if op.has_design_override(): + op.design(rt) + else: + _derived(rt, op, ov) + + rt = Runtime(sequence, fn_args + params) + return Program(dev, rt, workers=workers).resolve_program() + + +def _design_code(op: Operator) -> str: + """A digest of the overlay's and operator's class source, for the cache key. + + ``compile_xclbin_insts`` hashes the design *function* by its code, and + that function is :func:`build_design` for every declared operator. The + code that actually varies is the two classes', so it is spelled here. + """ + h = hashlib.sha256() + for cls in (type(op.ov), type(op)): + try: + h.update(inspect.getsource(cls).encode()) + except (OSError, TypeError): + h.update(cls.__qualname__.encode()) + return h.hexdigest()[:24] + + +def mlir_artifact_for(op: Operator) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: + """The artifact the existing compile path expects, carrying ``build_design``.""" + return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( + f"{op.name}.mlir", + DesignGenerator( + fn=build_design, bind_from=op, kwargs={"op": op, "code": _design_code(op)} + ), + ) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index f62c16b73a..155cc524bd 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -513,6 +513,7 @@ class BoundBuffer: def __init__(self, member: _Buffer, op: "Operator") -> None: self.member = member + self._op = op self.name = member.name self.direction = member.direction self.shape = _resolve_shape(member.dims, op) @@ -540,35 +541,104 @@ def stream(self, overlay: "Overlay") -> BoundStream | None: return None return getattr(overlay, member.name) + @property + def batch_axes(self) -> int: + """Leading ``optional()`` dimensions that are present on this instance.""" + n = 0 + for d in self.member.dims: + if not isinstance(d, _Optional): + break + if _resolve_dim(d.ref, self._op) > 1: + n += 1 + return n + def arg_spec(self) -> AIERuntimeArgSpec: return AIERuntimeArgSpec(self.direction, tuple(self.shape), self.dtype) + def __getitem__(self, index) -> "BufferView": + """A basic slice of this buffer, for ``rt.fill``/``rt.drain`` in an override. + + A slice start may be a :class:`Scratchpad` value, in which case the + transfer's base address is patched per call. + """ + return BufferView(self, index) + def __repr__(self) -> str: return ( f"<{self.direction} {self.name} {self.shape} {np.dtype(self.dtype).name}>" ) +class BufferView: + """``buffer[index]``: a slice of a bound buffer, resolved to a transfer by the build.""" + + def __init__(self, buffer: BoundBuffer, index) -> None: + self.buffer = buffer + self.index = index if isinstance(index, tuple) else (index,) + self.offset_by: BoundValue | None = None + static = [] + for idx in self.index: + if isinstance(idx, slice) and isinstance(idx.start, BoundValue): + if idx.stop is not None or idx.step is not None: + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name}[{idx}]: a per-call start takes the whole axis" + ) + if self.offset_by is not None: + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name}: only one axis may start at a per-call value" + ) + if idx.start.kind != "scratchpad": + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name}: {idx.start.name} is {idx.start.kind}; only a " + f"Scratchpad value can move a transfer's base address" + ) + self.offset_by = idx.start + static.append(slice(None)) + else: + static.append(idx) + self.static_index = tuple(static) + + def pattern(self) -> tuple[int, list[int], list[int]]: + """``(offset, sizes, strides)`` of the static part of the slice.""" + from .tiling import view + + return view(self.buffer.shape, self.static_index) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{self.buffer.name}[{self.index}]" + + class BoundValue: - """A per-call value on an operator instance.""" + """A per-call value on an operator (or, for a core-read Scratchpad, an overlay).""" - def __init__(self, member: _Value, op: "Operator") -> None: + def __init__(self, member: _Value, owner) -> None: self.member = member self.name = member.name self.kind = member.kind self.dtype = member.dtype + self.param = None # the upstream ScratchpadParameter, set by the build + self.symbol: str | None = None def __repr__(self) -> str: return f"<{self.kind} {self.name} {np.dtype(self.dtype).name}>" class BoundResident: + """A resident on an overlay instance; ``bind()`` names what the preamble writes.""" + def __init__(self, member: Resident, overlay: "Overlay") -> None: self.member = member self.name = member.name self.dtype = member.dtype self.address = member.address self.lock = member.lock + self.targets: list[tuple[Any, int]] = [] + + def bind(self, buffers, index: int = 0) -> None: + """Bind to one runtime-parameter buffer, or one per worker; the preamble writes ``[index]``.""" + if not isinstance(buffers, (list, tuple)): + buffers = [buffers] + self.targets.extend((b, index) for b in buffers) def __repr__(self) -> str: return f"" @@ -776,10 +846,11 @@ def operator(cls: type) -> type: def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: for m in cls._members: # type: ignore[attr-defined] - if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, _Value)): + if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, DispatchTime)): raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: an Overlay declares streams and residents; " - f"buffers and per-call values belong on the Operator" + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: an Overlay declares streams, residents and " + f"core-read Scratchpad values; buffers and DispatchTime values belong " + f"on the Operator" ) @@ -900,11 +971,15 @@ def tuning(self, dev) -> "Overlay": """ return self - def design(self, dev) -> list: - """Build the array for ``dev`` and return its workers. + def design(self, target) -> list: + """Build the array for ``target`` and return its workers. - Must call ``.bind(handle)`` on every declared stream (or on every slot - of a ``per=`` stream) with the shim end of the fifo that carries it. + ``target`` (:class:`iron.common.build.Target`) carries the device, + the kernel tree, and ``kernel()``/``barrier()`` helpers that apply + the fusion prefix so the overlay never sees it. Must call + ``.bind(handle)`` on every declared stream (or on every slot of a + ``per=`` stream) with the shim end of the fifo that carries it, and + ``.bind(buffers)`` on every declared resident. """ raise NotImplementedError(f"{type(self).__name__}.design() is not implemented") @@ -973,6 +1048,11 @@ def residents(self) -> dict[str, BoundResident]: if isinstance(m, Resident) } + @property + def values(self) -> list[BoundValue]: + """Core-read per-call values this overlay declares.""" + return [self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Value)] + def _bind(self) -> None: bound: dict[str, Any] = {} for m in self._members: @@ -980,6 +1060,8 @@ def _bind(self) -> None: bound[m.name] = BoundStream(m, self) elif isinstance(m, Resident): bound[m.name] = BoundResident(m, self) + elif isinstance(m, _Value): + bound[m.name] = BoundValue(m, self) self._bound = bound def name_parts(self) -> list[str]: @@ -1044,9 +1126,18 @@ def reference(self, *inputs): ) def design(self, rt) -> None: - """Override to write the runtime sequence by hand; otherwise it is derived.""" + """Override to write the runtime sequence by hand; otherwise it is derived. + + ``rt`` is an :class:`iron.common.build.Sequence`: ``rt.fill(stream, + view)``, ``rt.drain(stream, view)``, ``rt.group()``. The preamble + (residents, barriers, parameter sync) has already run. + """ raise NotImplementedError + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + """Values for the overlay's residents (trip counts, RTPs), from the extents.""" + return {} + @classmethod def has_design_override(cls) -> bool: return cls.design is not Operator.design diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8c40e1530a --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -0,0 +1,219 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The derived sequence, device-free. + +Streams are bound to fake fifo handles that record what is issued, so the +order and access patterns of the fills and drains the library derives can be +checked without generating MLIR. What cannot be checked here is that the +recorded calls are what upstream's ObjectFifoHandle.fill/drain accept; that +is the toolchain's job and the operator tests' job. +""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from iron.common.build import Sequence, _derived, _preamble, plan +from iron.common.declare import ( + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + dim, + operator, + optional, + tunable, +) +from iron.common.tiling import Access + + +class FakeHandle: + def __init__(self, name, log): + self.name, self.log = name, log + + def fill(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): + self.log.append(("fill", self.name, data, wait)) + + def drain(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): + self.log.append(("drain", self.name, data, wait)) + + +class FakeDev: + def columns(self): + return 4 + + +@operator +class UnaryOverlay(Overlay): + tile: int = tunable(1024) + cols: int = tunable(None) + chans: int = tunable(2) + + x = StreamIn(tile, per=(cols, chans)) + y = StreamOut(tile, per=(cols, chans)) + + def tuning(self, dev): + import dataclasses + + return dataclasses.replace(self, cols=self.cols or dev.columns()) + + +@operator +class Unary(Operator[UnaryOverlay]): + size: int = dim() + A = In(size, to=UnaryOverlay.x) + B = Out(size, from_=UnaryOverlay.y) + + +@operator +class MVOverlay(Overlay): + K: int = dim() + cols: int = tunable(2) + tile_out: int = tunable(64) + a = StreamIn(tile_out, K, per=cols) + b = StreamIn(K, broadcast=True) + c = StreamOut(tile_out, per=cols) + + +@operator +class MV(Operator[MVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + num_batches: int = dim(1) + A = In(optional(num_batches), M, MVOverlay.K, to=MVOverlay.a) + B = In(optional(num_batches), MVOverlay.K, to=MVOverlay.b) + C = Out(optional(num_batches), M, from_=MVOverlay.c) + + +def _bind_all(ov, log): + for s in ov.streams.values(): + for i in range(s.count): + s.bind(FakeHandle(f"{s.name}{i}", log), i) + + +def test_plan_reproduces_the_channeled_unary_split(): + ov = UnaryOverlay().tuned(FakeDev()) + op = Unary(ov, size=8192) + (x,) = [s for s in ov.streams.values() if s.name == "x"] + p = plan(op.A, x) + assert len(p) == 8 # 4 columns x 2 channels + chunk = 8192 // 8 + for i, (slot, accesses) in enumerate(p): + assert slot.index == i + assert accesses == [Access(8192, chunk * i, (1, 1, 1, chunk), (0, 0, 0, 1))] + + +def test_plan_batched_gemv_coalesces_and_broadcasts(): + ov = MVOverlay(K=128) + op = MV(ov, M=256, num_batches=100) + a_plan = plan(op.A, ov.a) + assert [slot.index for slot, _ in a_plan] == [0, 1] + (acc,) = a_plan[1][1] + run = (256 // 2) * 128 + assert acc.offset == run and acc.sizes[1] == 100 and acc.strides[1] == 256 * 128 + b_slot, b_accesses = plan(op.B, ov.b)[0] + assert b_slot is ov.b and b_accesses == [ + Access(100 * 128, 0, (1, 1, 1, 100 * 128), (0, 0, 0, 1)) + ] + + +def test_derived_sequence_issues_fills_then_waited_drains(): + log = [] + ov = MVOverlay(K=128) + _bind_all(ov, log) + op = MV(ov, M=256) + rt = Sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "B": "dB", "C": "dC"}) + _derived(rt, op, ov) + assert log == [ + ("fill", "a0", "dA", False), + ("fill", "a1", "dA", False), + ("fill", "b0", "dB", False), + ("drain", "c0", "dC", True), + ("drain", "c1", "dC", True), + ] + + +def test_derived_sequence_names_a_buffer_without_a_stream(): + @operator + class NoStream(Operator[MVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + A = In(M, MVOverlay.K) + C = Out(M, from_=MVOverlay.c) + + log = [] + ov = MVOverlay(K=128) + _bind_all(ov, log) + op = NoStream(ov, M=256) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="NoStream.A names no stream"): + _derived(op and Sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "C": "dC"}), op, ov) + + +def test_override_slices_and_issues_through_the_same_sequence(): + @operator + class Custom(Operator[MVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + A = In(M, MVOverlay.K, to=MVOverlay.a) + B = In(MVOverlay.K, to=MVOverlay.b) + C = Out(M, from_=MVOverlay.c) + + def design(self, rt): + rows = self.M // self.ov.cols + rt.fill(self.ov.b, self.B) + with rt.group(): + for col in range(self.ov.cols): + rt.fill(self.ov.a[col], self.A[col * rows : (col + 1) * rows, :]) + rt.drain(self.ov.c[col], self.C[col * rows : (col + 1) * rows]) + + log = [] + ov = MVOverlay(K=128) + _bind_all(ov, log) + op = Custom(ov, M=256) + assert Custom.has_design_override() and not MV.has_design_override() + op.design(Sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "B": "dB", "C": "dC"})) + assert [(v, h) for v, h, _, _ in log] == [ + ("fill", "b0"), + ("fill", "a0"), + ("drain", "c0"), + ("fill", "a1"), + ("drain", "c1"), + ] + + +def test_preamble_writes_residents_and_rejects_missing_ones(): + @operator + class Counted(Overlay): + tile: int = tunable(64) + count = Resident(np.int32) + s = StreamIn(tile) + + @operator + class Op(Operator[Counted]): + n: int = dim() + A = In(n, to=Counted.s) + + def residents(self): + return {"count": self.n // self.ov.tile} + + class FakeRTP(dict): + pass + + ov = Counted() + rtps = [FakeRTP(), FakeRTP()] + ov.count.bind(rtps) + op = Op(ov, n=640) + + class FakeTarget: + barriers = [] + + _preamble(Sequence(op, ov, {}), op, ov, FakeTarget()) + assert rtps == [{0: 10}, {0: 10}] + + @operator + class Forgetful(Operator[Counted]): + n: int = dim() + A = In(n, to=Counted.s) + + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="does not supply it"): + _preamble(Sequence(op, ov, {}), Forgetful(ov, n=64), ov, FakeTarget()) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index aeed140d52..6d26b51e60 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -189,7 +189,7 @@ class Bad(Operator[MVOverlay]): def test_buffers_on_an_overlay_are_rejected(): - with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="buffers and per-call values belong"): + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="buffers and DispatchTime values belong"): @operator class Bad(Overlay): From 5c0efbadeb24ab620503362f49af38f300e8cb55 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 01:48:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 066/215] gemv: declare the overlay and the operator; keep the kernel and sequence as they were MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit GEMVOverlay holds what configures the array: K (baked into the kernel as -DDIM_K), the column count, both tile sizes, the kernel vector width and the epilogue, with one stream per column for A, B and C. GEMV holds the extents, M and num_batches, and declares its three buffers against those streams; optional(num_batches) keeps the unbatched shapes rank-2 as the snapshot pins them. Construction-time checks (tile multiples, the legal vector widths for K, the epilogue) moved into validate(); the divisibility of M across columns and tiles into compatible(), which raises Incompatible at tune time instead of asserting inside the design. The kernel declaration, the fifo names, the core loop and the runtime sequence are unchanged: B once per column in an outer group, A and C per batch, coalesced into one iterated descriptor per column when the shim can hold it, with GEMV's own split_run rule kept so the instruction stream stays what it was. The object is expected byte-identical to today's, which is the gate for this step and needs the toolchain to confirm. Two things this conversion makes visible rather than fixes. B is one fifo per column each filled with the whole vector, not a broadcast fifo; the stream is declared per column so the sequence matches. And the core's inner trip count still depends on M, which GEMV.compatible() records on a per-build copy of the overlay (Operator.tuned() now always copies, and design_key() reads compared fields only, so a shared overlay is never mutated and never re-keyed). That breaks the reuse discipline in OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง3 and is the step-2 rewrite to a Resident. Classic construction, GEMV(M=, K=, num_aie_columns=, ...), still works for llama, swiglu_decode and the tests. Verified device-free against the stub: construction paths, arg specs, tuning, the compatibility errors, inference, and the override issuing the same transfers in the same order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare.py | 38 +- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 712 ++++++++++++++++++-------------------- 2 files changed, 361 insertions(+), 389 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 155cc524bd..6487f39c6d 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -128,17 +128,23 @@ class as a ``DimRef``, so ``GEMVOverlay.K`` names the dimension from non-data descriptor: instance attributes take precedence. """ - __slots__ = ("owner", "name", "tier") + __slots__ = ("owner", "name", "tier", "default") - def __init__(self, owner: type, name: str, tier: str | None) -> None: + def __init__( + self, owner: type, name: str, tier: str | None, default=MISSING + ) -> None: self.owner = owner self.name = name self.tier = tier + self.default = default def __get__(self, instance, owner=None): if instance is None: return self - # Reached only if the instance has no such attribute yet (mid-__init__). + # An init=False field is read from the class attribute, which is now + # this object: serve its default. Anything else has no value yet. + if self.default is not MISSING: + return self.default raise AttributeError(self.name) def __eq__(self, other) -> bool: @@ -809,7 +815,7 @@ def operator(cls: type) -> type: # Re-attach every field as a DimRef on the class. for f in fields.values(): - setattr(cls, f.name, DimRef(cls, f.name, _tier_of(f))) + setattr(cls, f.name, DimRef(cls, f.name, _tier_of(f), f.default)) members = _members_of(cls) for m in members: @@ -1021,11 +1027,25 @@ def specialised(self) -> bool: return bool(self._specialised) def design_key(self) -> tuple: - """Identity for sharing: the class and every field value.""" + """Identity for sharing: the class and every compared field value.""" return (type(self).__qualname__,) + tuple( - (f.name, getattr(self, f.name)) for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + (f.name, getattr(self, f.name)) + for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + if f.compare ) + def copy(self) -> "Overlay": + """A fresh instance with the same fields and tuning state. + + A build works on a copy, so anything ``compatible()`` records on the + overlay for one operator never reaches another that shares it. + """ + new = dataclasses.replace(self) + new._tuned = self._tuned + new._specialised = dict(self._specialised) + new._bind() + return new + def __eq__(self, other) -> bool: if not isinstance(other, Overlay): return NotImplemented @@ -1145,9 +1165,9 @@ def has_design_override(cls) -> bool: # -- library surface --------------------------------------------------- def tuned(self, dev) -> "Operator": - """A copy bound to a tuned overlay, with :meth:`compatible` checked.""" - ov = self.ov.tuned(dev) - new = self if ov is self.ov else dataclasses.replace(self, ov=ov) + """A copy bound to its own tuned copy of the overlay, with :meth:`compatible` checked.""" + ov = self.ov.tuned(dev).copy() + new = dataclasses.replace(self, ov=ov) new.compatible() return new diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index d9ffa623a7..1dd4bd9582 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -1,83 +1,94 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass, field -from pathlib import Path +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import field from typing import ClassVar, Dict -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import aie.dialects.index as index -from aie.dialects.aie import T -from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ -from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel import torch +from iron.common.declare import ( + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + dim, + operator, + optional, + tunable, +) +from iron.common.tiling import Access +from iron.common.utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP -@dataclass -class GEMV(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated General Matrix-Vector/Vector-Matrix Multiplication layer""" +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The overlay: what configures the array. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@operator +class GEMVOverlay(Overlay): + """The array configuration for ``C = A @ B``: row-blocks of A per column. + + Calls into the mv.cc kernel, which computes ``tile_size_input`` output rows + per call. ``K`` is baked into the kernel (``-DDIM_K``), so it is overlay-tier; + the number of rows ``M`` is not, and lives on :class:`GEMV`. + + - num_aie_columns: columns to split the rows of A across + - tile_size_input: rows of A stored on each core per acquire (chunk size of A) + - tile_size_output: rows of C stored on each core per acquire (chunk size of C) + """ - M: int - K: int - num_aie_columns: int = 1 - tile_size_input: int = 2 - tile_size_output: int | None = None - num_batches: int = 1 - # None picks the widest legal size for K (see _resolve_kernel_vector_size). - kernel_vector_size: int | None = field(default=None, repr=False) + K: int = dim() + num_aie_columns: int = tunable(1) + tile_size_input: int = tunable(2) + tile_size_output: int | None = tunable(None) + # None picks the widest legal size for K (see validate). + kernel_vector_size: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) # Optional fused activation applied to each output tile in the producing core. # "none" (default) leaves the output unchanged; "gelu" applies GELU(tanh approx). # repr=False keeps operator/artifact names stable for the default path. epilogue: str = field(default="none", repr=False) - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) + + # One fifo per column for each of A, B and C. B is the whole vector, sent + # to every column's own fifo; the sequence fills each one (see GEMV.design). + a = StreamIn(tile_size_input, K, per=num_aie_columns, depth=2) + b = StreamIn(K, per=num_aie_columns, depth=1) + c = StreamOut(tile_size_output, per=num_aie_columns, depth=2) _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, "num_aie_columns": "col", "tile_size_input": "tsi", "tile_size_output": "tso", - "num_batches": "batch", } - def __post_init__(self): - if self.tile_size_output is None: - self.tile_size_output = self.tile_size_input + # Vector widths mv.cc's matvec_vectorized is instantiated at, widest first. + # Each is a legal aie::vector width; anything narrower than 16 + # is not worth a kernel launch, so a K below 32 is rejected rather than + # silently run at a width nothing has been tested at. + _KERNEL_VECTOR_SIZES: ClassVar[tuple[int, ...]] = (64, 32, 16) - if not ( - self.tile_size_output % self.tile_size_input == 0 - and self.tile_size_output >= self.tile_size_input + def validate(self): + tso = self.tile_size_output + if tso is not None and not ( + tso % self.tile_size_input == 0 and tso >= self.tile_size_input ): raise ValueError("tile_size_output must be a multiple of tile_size_input") - self.kernel_vector_size = self._resolve_kernel_vector_size() + self._legal_kernel_vector_size() if self.epilogue not in ("none", "gelu"): raise ValueError( f"unknown epilogue {self.epilogue!r} (expected 'none' or 'gelu')" ) - if self.epilogue == "gelu" and self.tile_size_output % 16 != 0: + if self.epilogue == "gelu" and tso is not None and tso % 16 != 0: raise ValueError( - f"gelu epilogue needs tile_size_output % 16 == 0 (got {self.tile_size_output})" + f"gelu epilogue needs tile_size_output % 16 == 0 (got {tso})" ) - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - - # Vector widths mv.cc's matvec_vectorized is instantiated at, widest first. - # Each is a legal aie::vector width; anything narrower than 16 - # is not worth a kernel launch, so a K below 32 is rejected rather than - # silently run at a width nothing has been tested at. - _KERNEL_VECTOR_SIZES: ClassVar[tuple[int, ...]] = (64, 32, 16) - - def _resolve_kernel_vector_size(self) -> int: + def _legal_kernel_vector_size(self) -> int: """The vector width the matvec kernel is compiled at. mv.cc requires ``DIM_K % VEC_SIZE == 0`` *and* ``DIM_K >= 2 * VEC_SIZE`` @@ -118,356 +129,297 @@ def _resolve_kernel_vector_size(self) -> int: ) return self.kernel_vector_size - @property - def name(self) -> str: - # epilogue is repr=False so the default path keeps a stable name, but the fused - # variant must not share an artifact name with the plain GEMV of the same shape: - # both would emit the same .mlir/.xclbin, and in a shared build dir a cached unfused - # build can then satisfy the fused op (running the raw matvec with no activation). - base = super().name - if self.epilogue == "none": - return base - return f"{base}_epi{self.epilogue}" - - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - fn=my_matvec, - bind_from=self, - ), + def tuning(self, dev) -> "GEMVOverlay": + # Device-independent today: the tunables that are None are derived from + # K and from each other, not from the device. (The column count is not + # defaulted from the device; every caller sets it.) + return dataclasses.replace( + self, + tile_size_output=self.tile_size_output or self.tile_size_input, + kernel_vector_size=self._legal_kernel_vector_size(), ) - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(M, K, num_batches=1): - # A single batch carries no batch dimension at all, rather than one of - # extent 1, so the unbatched shapes stay exactly as they were. - batch_dim = (num_batches,) if num_batches > 1 else () - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", batch_dim + (M, K)), # matrix - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", batch_dim + (K,)), # vector - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", batch_dim + (M,)), # output + def design(self, target): + from aie.dialects.aie import T + import aie.dialects.index as index + from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + + K = self.K + num_aie_columns = self.num_aie_columns + tile_size_input = self.tile_size_input + tile_size_output = self.tile_size_output + target.log(f"Device: {target.dev}") + target.log( + f"Tiling: tile_size_input={tile_size_input}, tile_size_output={tile_size_output}" + ) + target.log(f"Columns: {num_aie_columns}") + + vectorized = True + L1_A_ty = self.a.tile + L1_B_ty = self.b.tile + L1_C_ty = self.c.tile + + # The kernels are declared and built by one object each. Constructing + # them here rather than at import is required, not stylistic: an + # ExternalFunction registers itself into a process-global set that + # CompilableDesign clears when it starts generating, so anything built + # before that is discarded. + func_type = "vectorized" if vectorized else "scalar" + matvec = target.kernel( + f"matvec_{func_type}_bf16_bf16", + [np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], + source=target.kernels_dir / "generic" / "mv.cc", + # mv.cc is a template over both: one source, one object per shape. + compile_flags=[f"-DDIM_K={K}", f"-DVEC_SIZE={self.kernel_vector_size}"], + ) + # Optional fused activation over the full tile_size_output C-tile, applied + # once per tile in core_body (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all + # rows) rather than per matvec call, whose tile_size_input tile can be + # smaller than the 16-wide activation vector. + gelu_kernel = None + if self.epilogue == "gelu": + if target.arch != "aie2p": + raise NotImplementedError( + "gemv gelu epilogue is only available on NPU2 (aie2p); " + f"current kernel dir is {target.arch!r}" + ) + # A second object, not an archive bundled with the first: each + # func.func carries its own link_with and aie-assign-core-link-files + # aggregates them onto the core. + gelu_kernel = target.kernel( + "gelu_tile_bf16", + [np.int32, L1_C_ty], + source=target.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "gelu.cc", + ) + + A_L3L1_fifos = [ + ObjectFifo(L1_A_ty, name=f"A_L3L1_{i}", depth=self.a.depth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + B_L3L1_fifos = [ + ObjectFifo(L1_B_ty, name=f"B_L3L1_{i}", depth=self.b.depth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + C_L1L3_fifos = [ + ObjectFifo(L1_C_ty, name=f"C_L1L3_{i}", depth=self.c.depth) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) ] - def reference(self, A, B): - """CPU reference: (optionally batched) matrix-vector product.""" - return reference(A, B) + def core_body(A_L3L1_fifo, B_L3L1_fifo, C_L1L3_fifo, matvec, gelu_kernel=None): + one_idx = index.constant(1) + for _ in range_(0xFFFFFFFF): # batch dim handled as part of this loop + b = B_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) + # The kernel function computes m output rows; each core is + # responsible for (M/num_aie_columns) output rows, so we call the + # kernel (M/num_aie_columns)/m times. + for i_idx in range_(self._rows_per_column // tile_size_output): + c = C_L1L3_fifo.acquire(1) + i_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), i_idx) + for j_idx in range_(tile_size_output // tile_size_input): + j_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), j_idx) + output_row_offset = j_i32 * tile_size_input + a = A_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) + matvec(tile_size_input, output_row_offset, a, b, c) + A_L3L1_fifo.release(1) + if gelu_kernel is not None: + gelu_kernel(tile_size_output, c) + C_L1L3_fifo.release(1) + B_L3L1_fifo.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + A_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), + B_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), + C_L1L3_fifos[i].prod(), + matvec, + ] + + ([gelu_kernel] if self.epilogue == "gelu" else []), + ) + for i in range(num_aie_columns) + ] + for i in range(num_aie_columns): + self.a[i].bind(A_L3L1_fifos[i].prod()) + self.b[i].bind(B_L3L1_fifos[i].prod()) + self.c[i].bind(C_L1L3_fifos[i].cons()) + return workers + + # The core's inner trip count still depends on the extent M, through + # _rows_per_column, which GEMV.design sets before the overlay's design runs. + # That makes this overlay extent-dependent, against the reuse discipline + # in OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง3; it is kept so the object stays + # byte-identical to today's, and moves to a Resident in step 2. + _rows_per_column: int = field(default=0, init=False, repr=False, compare=False) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. +# The operator: the host ABI, declared against the overlay. # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -""" -Matrix-vector design - -Calls into the mv.cc kernel code. That kernel computes `tile_size_input` output rows per call. - - - - num_aie_columns: Number of AIE columns to split work across - - M: number of rows in the matrix - - K: number of columns in the matrix == number of rows in the vector - - tile_size_input: number of input rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of input A - - tile_size_output: number of output rows stored on each AIE core == chunk size for data movement of output C - - num_batches: number of iterations of this mat-vec to perform on contiguous matrices and vectors in memory (results concatenated) -""" - - -def my_matvec( - dev, - num_aie_columns, - M, - K, - tile_size_input, - tile_size_output=None, - num_batches=1, - kernels_dir=None, - kernel_vector_size=64, - func_prefix="", - verbose=False, - epilogue="none", -): - if tile_size_output is None: - tile_size_output = tile_size_input - - if verbose: - print(f"Device: {dev}") - print(f"Matrix dimensions: M={M}, K={K}") - print( - f"Tiling: tile_size_input={tile_size_input}, tile_size_output={tile_size_output}" - ) - print(f"Columns: {num_aie_columns}") - - # The reason for the following requirement is because we first acquire output rows from the C FIFO, then fill those acquiring rows of the A input. - assert ( - tile_size_output % tile_size_input == 0 and tile_size_output >= tile_size_input - ), "tile_size_output must be a multiple of tile_size_input" - assert ( - tile_size_output <= M // num_aie_columns - ), "tile_size_output must be less than or equal to M/num_aie_columns" - assert ( - M // num_aie_columns - ) % tile_size_output == 0, "tile_size_output must evenly divide M/num_aie_columns" - assert ( - tile_size_input <= M // num_aie_columns - ), "tile_size_input must be less than or equal to M/num_aie_columns" - assert ( - M // num_aie_columns - ) % tile_size_input == 0, "tile_size_input must evenly divide M/num_aie_columns" - - vectorized = True - dtype_in = np.dtype[bfloat16] - dtype_in_str = "bf16" - dtype_out = np.dtype[bfloat16] - dtype_out_str = "bf16" - - assert M % num_aie_columns == 0 - - L1_A_ty = np.ndarray[ - ( - tile_size_input, - K, - ), - dtype_in, - ] - L1_B_ty = np.ndarray[(K,), dtype_in] - L1_C_ty = np.ndarray[(tile_size_output,), dtype_out] - L3_A_ty = np.ndarray[ - (num_batches * M * K,), - dtype_in, - ] - L3_B_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * K,), dtype_in] - L3_C_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * M,), dtype_out] - - # The kernels are declared and built by one object each. Constructing them - # here rather than in the operator is required, not stylistic: an - # ExternalFunction registers itself into a process-global set that - # CompilableDesign clears when it starts generating, so anything built - # before that is discarded. - kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) - func_type = "vectorized" if vectorized else "scalar" - matvec = declare_kernel( - f"matvec_{func_type}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}", - [np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], - source=kernels_dir / "generic" / "mv.cc", - # mv.cc is a template over both: one source, one object per shape. - compile_flags=[f"-DDIM_K={K}", f"-DVEC_SIZE={kernel_vector_size}"], - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - # Optional fused activation over the full tile_size_output C-tile, applied once per tile in core_body - # (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all rows) rather than per matvec call, whose tile_size_input - # tile can be smaller than the 16-wide activation vector. - assert epilogue in ("none", "gelu") - gelu_kernel = None - if epilogue == "gelu": - assert ( - tile_size_output % 16 == 0 - ), f"gelu epilogue needs tile_size_output % 16 == 0 (got {tile_size_output})" - if kernel_dir != "aie2p": - raise NotImplementedError( - "gemv gelu epilogue is only available on NPU2 (aie2p); " - f"current kernel dir is {kernel_dir!r}" + +@operator +class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated General Matrix-Vector/Vector-Matrix Multiplication layer""" + + M: int = dim() + num_batches: int = dim(1) + + # A single batch carries no batch dimension at all, rather than one of + # extent 1, so the unbatched shapes stay exactly as they were. + A = In(optional(num_batches), M, GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.a) # matrix + B = In(optional(num_batches), GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.b) # vector + C = Out(optional(num_batches), M, from_=GEMVOverlay.c) # output + + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"num_batches": "batch"} + + def compatible(self): + ov = self.ov + rows = self.M // ov.num_aie_columns + if self.M % ov.num_aie_columns: + raise Incompatible( + f"M={self.M} does not divide across {ov.num_aie_columns} columns" ) - # A second object, not an archive bundled with the first: each - # func.func carries its own link_with and aie-assign-core-link-files - # aggregates them onto the core. - gelu_kernel = declare_kernel( - "gelu_tile_bf16", - [np.int32, L1_C_ty], - source=kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "gelu.cc", - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) + # We first acquire output rows from the C FIFO, then fill those rows + # from the A input, so both tiles must divide each column's share. + for name, tile in ( + ("tile_size_output", ov.tile_size_output), + ("tile_size_input", ov.tile_size_input), + ): + if tile > rows: + raise Incompatible(f"{name}={tile} exceeds M/num_aie_columns={rows}") + if rows % tile: + raise Incompatible( + f"{name}={tile} does not evenly divide M/num_aie_columns={rows}" + ) + ov._rows_per_column = rows - A_L3L1_fifos = [ - ObjectFifo(L1_A_ty, name=f"A_L3L1_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - B_L3L1_fifos = [ - ObjectFifo(L1_B_ty, name=f"B_L3L1_{i}", depth=1) for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - C_L1L3_fifos = [ - ObjectFifo(L1_C_ty, name=f"C_L1L3_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - def core_body(A_L3L1_fifo, B_L3L1_fifo, C_L1L3_fifo, matvec, gelu_kernel=None): - one_idx = index.constant(1) - for _ in range_(0xFFFFFFFF): # batch dim handled as part of this loop - b = B_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) - # The kernel function computes m output rows; each core is responsible for (M/num_aie_columns) output rows, so we need to call the kernel (M/num_aie_columns)/m times. - for i_idx in range_(M // tile_size_output // num_aie_columns): - c = C_L1L3_fifo.acquire(1) - i_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), i_idx) - for j_idx in range_(tile_size_output // tile_size_input): - j_i32 = index.casts(T.i32(), j_idx) - output_row_offset = j_i32 * tile_size_input - a = A_L3L1_fifo.acquire(1) - matvec(tile_size_input, output_row_offset, a, b, c) - A_L3L1_fifo.release(1) - if gelu_kernel is not None: - gelu_kernel(tile_size_output, c) - C_L1L3_fifo.release(1) - B_L3L1_fifo.release(1) - - workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, + @property + def name(self) -> str: + # epilogue is repr=False so the default path keeps a stable name, but the + # fused variant must not share an artifact name with the plain GEMV of the + # same shape: both would emit the same .mlir/.xclbin, and in a shared build + # dir a cached unfused build can then satisfy the fused op. + base = super().name + if self.ov.epilogue == "none": + return base + return f"{base}_epi{self.ov.epilogue}" + + def design(self, rt): + """The runtime sequence, kept as it was: B once per column in an outer + group, then A/C per batch, coalesced into one iterated descriptor per + column when the shim can hold it. + """ + ov = self.ov + M, K, nb, cols = self.M, ov.K, self.num_batches, ov.num_aie_columns + A_elems, B_elems, C_elems = self.A.elements, self.B.elements, self.C.elements + + # Distribution pattern for the input matrix A: each AIE core gets a + # contiguous chunk of rows; the shim puts all data on the stream in + # sequence and the ObjectFifo chunks it into tile_size_input x K tiles. + A_taps = [ [ - A_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), - B_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), - C_L1L3_fifos[i].prod(), - matvec, + Access( + A_elems, + col * (M // cols) * K + batch * M * K, + (1, 1, 1, (M // cols) * K), + (0, 0, 0, 1), + ) + for batch in range(nb) ] - + ([gelu_kernel] if epilogue == "gelu" else []), - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Distribution pattern for the input matrix A: each AIE core gets a contiguous chunk of rows. - # The input matrix in DDR is MxK-sized (row-major); each core processes (M/num_aie_columns)xK-sized matrices in chunks of mxK-sized tiles. - # The chunking into mxK-sized tiles happens in the ObjectFIFO; the shim puts all data on the stream in sequence. - A_taps = [ - [ - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=L3_A_ty.__args__[0], - offset=col * (M // num_aie_columns) * K + batch * M * K, - sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // num_aie_columns) * K], - strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for batch in range(num_batches) + for col in range(cols) ] - for col in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Every column gets the entirety of the vector B. - # This design assumes that all of B fits on the cores. - B_tap = TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=L3_B_ty.__args__[0], - offset=0, - sizes=[1, 1, 1, num_batches * K], - strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - - # Collection pattern for the output vector C: each AIE core writes back its contiguous chunk of rows. - C_taps = [ - [ - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=L3_C_ty.__args__[0], - offset=col * (M // num_aie_columns) + batch * M, - sizes=[1, 1, 1, (M // num_aie_columns)], - strides=[0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for batch in range(num_batches) + # Every column gets the entirety of the vector B (all batches in sequence). + B_tap = Access(B_elems, 0, (1, 1, 1, nb * K), (0, 0, 0, 1)) + # Collection pattern for C: each core writes back its contiguous chunk. + C_taps = [ + [ + Access( + C_elems, + col * (M // cols) + batch * M, + (1, 1, 1, M // cols), + (0, 0, 0, 1), + ) + for batch in range(nb) + ] + for col in range(cols) ] - for col in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Batch coalescing replaces the per-batch unroll with a single iterated BD. - # - # Within one batch the run is contiguous (A_run = (M//num_aie_columns)*K elements). - # The batch stride is the full matrix (A_bstride = M*K), so for num_aie_columns>1 each column - # gathers its own slice out of every batch with a gap in between. - # - # The contiguous run is then split into two wrap dims [run_hi, run_lo] ONLY to fit - # the AIE shim's 10-bit (1023) wrap-size cap. - # - # FIXME: pull these shim BD bounds from the MLIR-AIE target model rather than - # hard-coding them; they live in verifyStridesWraps in - # https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/lib/Dialect/AIEX/IR/AIEXDialect.cpp - MAX_WRAP = 1023 - GRAN_ELEMS = 2 # 4-byte shim granularity / 2-byte bf16 element - # The 20-bit shim BD step field counts address granules, not elements, so the - # bound converts: an element-unit bound is 2x too strict for bf16. - MAX_STRIDE = ((1 << 20) - 1) * GRAN_ELEMS - - def split_run(run, lim=MAX_WRAP, gran=GRAN_ELEMS): - """Factor a contiguous run into (hi, lo), both <= lim and lo a multiple of gran - (the address-granularity-aligned inner size), lo maximal. None if no such - split exists (caller then falls back to the per-batch path).""" - lo_start = (lim // gran) * gran - for lo in range(lo_start, 0, -gran): - if run % lo == 0 and (run // lo) <= lim: - return (run // lo, lo) - return None - - A_run, A_bstride = (M // num_aie_columns) * K, M * K - C_run, C_bstride = (M // num_aie_columns), M - A_split, C_split = split_run(A_run), split_run(C_run) - coalesce = ( - num_batches > 1 - and A_bstride <= MAX_STRIDE - and C_bstride <= MAX_STRIDE - and A_bstride % GRAN_ELEMS == 0 - and C_bstride % GRAN_ELEMS == 0 - and A_split is not None - and C_split is not None - ) - - def coalesced_tap(L3_ty, col_off, split, bstride): - run_hi, run_lo = split - return TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=L3_ty.__args__[0], - offset=col_off, - sizes=[1, num_batches, run_hi, run_lo], - strides=[0, bstride, run_lo, 1], + + # Batch coalescing replaces the per-batch unroll with a single iterated + # BD: within one batch the run is contiguous, the batch stride is the + # full matrix, and the run is split into [run_hi, run_lo] only to fit + # the shim's wrap field. iron.common.tiling states the general rules; + # this keeps GEMV's own (both halves <= 1023 elements, run_lo even) so + # the instruction stream stays what it was. + GRAN_ELEMS = 2 # 4-byte shim granularity / 2-byte bf16 element + MAX_STRIDE = ((1 << 20) - 1) * GRAN_ELEMS + + def split_run(run, lim=DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP, gran=GRAN_ELEMS): + lo_start = (lim // gran) * gran + for lo in range(lo_start, 0, -gran): + if run % lo == 0 and (run // lo) <= lim: + return (run // lo, lo) + return None + + A_run, A_bstride = (M // cols) * K, M * K + C_run, C_bstride = (M // cols), M + A_split, C_split = split_run(A_run), split_run(C_run) + coalesce = ( + nb > 1 + and A_bstride <= MAX_STRIDE + and C_bstride <= MAX_STRIDE + and A_bstride % GRAN_ELEMS == 0 + and C_bstride % GRAN_ELEMS == 0 + and A_split is not None + and C_split is not None ) - if coalesce: - # Dropping the per-batch drain wait lets the single iterated fill BD run ahead of - # the core. ObjectFifo lock backpressure keeps that safe: a producer that gets - # ahead BLOCKS on the buffer lock (worst case a stall, never a corrupting - # overrun). depth>=2 only buys OVERLAP of fill with compute, so it is a - # performance guard here, not a correctness requirement (depth==1 is correct but - # fully serial). - assert all(f.depth >= 2 for f in A_L3L1_fifos) and all( - f.depth >= 2 for f in C_L1L3_fifos - ), "coalesced GEMV wants A/C ObjectFifo depth>=2 for fill/compute overlap" - A_taps_coalesced = [ - coalesced_tap(L3_A_ty, col * (M // num_aie_columns) * K, A_split, A_bstride) - for col in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - C_taps_coalesced = [ - coalesced_tap(L3_C_ty, col * (M // num_aie_columns), C_split, C_bstride) - for col in range(num_aie_columns) - ] + def coalesced(elems, col_off, split, bstride): + run_hi, run_lo = split + return Access( + elems, col_off, (1, nb, run_hi, run_lo), (0, bstride, run_lo, 1) + ) - def sequence(A, B, C, B_L3L1_fifos_prods, A_L3L1_fifos_prods, C_L1L3_fifos_conss): - tg_b = TaskGroup() - for col in range(num_aie_columns): - # Simple linear transfer of B, includes all batches in sequence - B_L3L1_fifos_prods[col].fill(B, B_tap, group=tg_b) - # Coalesced: one iterated BD per column covers all batches (num_waits==1, a - # single drain wait for the whole column). Fallback (incl. num_batches==1): the - # stock per-batch unroll (num_waits==num_batches, one wait per batch). The fills - # and drains are otherwise identical; only the TAP and the wait count differ. - num_waits = 1 if coalesce else num_batches - for w in range(num_waits): - tg_ac = TaskGroup() - for col in range(num_aie_columns): - a_tap = A_taps_coalesced[col] if coalesce else A_taps[col][w] - A_L3L1_fifos_prods[col].fill(A, a_tap, group=tg_ac) - for col in range(num_aie_columns): - c_tap = C_taps_coalesced[col] if coalesce else C_taps[col][w] - C_L1L3_fifos_conss[col].drain( - C, - c_tap, - group=tg_ac, - wait=True, - ) - tg_ac.finish() - tg_b.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - L3_A_ty, - L3_B_ty, - L3_C_ty, - [of.prod() for of in B_L3L1_fifos], - [of.prod() for of in A_L3L1_fifos], - [of.cons() for of in C_L1L3_fifos], - ], - ) - return Program(dev, rt, workers=workers).resolve_program() + if coalesce: + # Dropping the per-batch drain wait lets the single iterated fill BD + # run ahead of the core. ObjectFifo lock backpressure keeps that + # safe: a producer that gets ahead blocks on the buffer lock (worst + # case a stall, never a corrupting overrun). depth>=2 only buys + # overlap of fill with compute, so it is a performance guard here. + assert ( + ov.a.depth >= 2 and ov.c.depth >= 2 + ), "coalesced GEMV wants A/C ObjectFifo depth>=2 for fill/compute overlap" + A_coalesced = [ + coalesced(A_elems, col * (M // cols) * K, A_split, A_bstride) + for col in range(cols) + ] + C_coalesced = [ + coalesced(C_elems, col * (M // cols), C_split, C_bstride) + for col in range(cols) + ] + + with rt.group() as tg_b: + for col in range(cols): + # Simple linear transfer of B, includes all batches in sequence + rt.fill(ov.b[col], (self.B, B_tap), group=tg_b) + # Coalesced: one iterated BD per column covers all batches (one + # drain wait per column). Fallback (incl. num_batches==1): the + # per-batch unroll, one wait per batch. Only the tap and the wait + # count differ. + num_waits = 1 if coalesce else nb + for w in range(num_waits): + with rt.group() as tg_ac: + for col in range(cols): + a_tap = A_coalesced[col] if coalesce else A_taps[col][w] + rt.fill(ov.a[col], (self.A, a_tap), group=tg_ac) + for col in range(cols): + c_tap = C_coalesced[col] if coalesce else C_taps[col][w] + rt.drain(ov.c[col], (self.C, c_tap), group=tg_ac, wait=True) + + def reference(self, A, B): + """CPU reference: (optionally batched) matrix-vector product.""" + return reference(A, B) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- From 810b95491a241a36b22eeb58441c9a4738cb4fbb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 01:55:44 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 067/215] operators: the two shared bases and their ten operators on the derived sequence MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit ChanneledUnaryOverlay/ChanneledUnaryOperator and BinaryElementwiseOverlay/ BinaryElementwiseOperator replace the two @dataclass bases and the two design modules they bound by name. The overlay builds one core per column (and per channel for the unary family) streaming fixed-size lines; the operator declares a flat buffer per stream and its sequence is derived: split evenly across the cores' fifos, drained back the same way. That is the tap every one of these designs hand-wrote, now produced by the tiling module once. The core's trip count is a Resident the sequence writes before the first transfer, with a barrier the core waits on, the way gemm and mha already hand their counts over. Before this every one of these designs derived the count from size at compile time, so the array depended on the extent and the byte-identity check in OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง3 could not pass. It is the one behavioural change here, and the one the plan asked for. A concrete operator is two small subclasses: an overlay carrying the kernel ClassVars (kernel_name, kernel_fn_name, needs_lut_ops, tile_cap) and an operator carrying reference(). relu, gelu, silu, sigmoid, tanh, layer_norm, elementwise_add and elementwise_mul are exactly that. leaky_relu and axpy add a field (alpha, scalar_factor) and override the kernel_arg_types/kernel_call hooks, and their private copies of the designs are gone; axpy keeps its generic/ kernel source. layer_norm's trace_size is a plain keyword field, threaded through Target to maybe_enable_trace by the build. Construction-time checks moved where the design puts them: the ShimDMA channel limit is a device fact and is checked in tuning(dev) as Untunable; size divisibility is compatible() as Incompatible, with the same messages. Classic keyword construction still works, and the artifact names come out in the same field order as before. Verified device-free against the stub: all ten construct through the classic path, report today's arg specs, tune, derive the expected number of fills and drains, write the expected resident count, and raise on a bad size and on leaky_relu's minimum line. Nothing here has generated MLIR or compiled; that needs the toolchain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/__init__.py | 7 +- iron/common/build.py | 24 +- iron/common/declare.py | 2 +- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 455 +++++++++++++------- iron/operators/axpy/op.py | 165 +------ iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py | 126 ------ iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py | 139 ------ iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py | 17 +- iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py | 17 +- iron/operators/gelu/op.py | 17 +- iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py | 36 +- iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py | 174 +------- iron/operators/relu/op.py | 15 +- iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py | 17 +- iron/operators/silu/op.py | 17 +- iron/operators/tanh/op.py | 17 +- 16 files changed, 435 insertions(+), 810 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index b00196d081..acbad070bc 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -11,7 +11,12 @@ same_shape_unary, same_shape_binary, ) -from .operator_bases import ChanneledUnaryOperator, BinaryElementwiseOperator +from .operator_bases import ( + ChanneledUnaryOperator, + ChanneledUnaryOverlay, + BinaryElementwiseOperator, + BinaryElementwiseOverlay, +) from .declare import ( Overlay, Operator, diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index ca3c2d978b..28a266c339 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -55,7 +55,14 @@ class Target: prefix inside :meth:`kernel`, so an overlay never handles it. """ - def __init__(self, dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix: str = "", verbose: bool = False): + def __init__( + self, + dev, + kernels_dir, + func_prefix: str = "", + verbose: bool = False, + trace_size: int = 0, + ): from pathlib import Path from .device_utils import get_kernel_dir @@ -65,8 +72,13 @@ def __init__(self, dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix: str = "", verbose: bool = Fals self.arch = get_kernel_dir(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" self.func_prefix = func_prefix self.verbose = verbose + self.trace_size = trace_size self.barriers: list[Any] = [] + def kernel_source(self, name: str): + """``//.cc``: the per-architecture kernel tree.""" + return self.kernels_dir / self.arch / f"{name}.cc" + def kernel( self, name: str, @@ -320,6 +332,7 @@ def build_design( op: Operator, func_prefix: str = "", verbose: bool = False, + trace_size: int = 0, code: str = "", ): """Generate the MLIR module for one declared operator. @@ -332,7 +345,7 @@ def build_design( op = op.tuned(dev) ov = op.ov - target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose) + target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose, trace_size) # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. @@ -370,7 +383,12 @@ def sequence(*args): _derived(rt, op, ov) rt = Runtime(sequence, fn_args + params) - return Program(dev, rt, workers=workers).resolve_program() + prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=workers) + if trace_size: + from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace + + maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, workers) + return prog.resolve_program() def _design_code(op: Operator) -> str: diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 6487f39c6d..575c8ba23a 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -898,7 +898,7 @@ def _finish_operator(cls: type, fields: dict[str, Field]) -> None: ref = d.ref if isinstance(d, _Optional) else d if ( isinstance(ref, DimRef) - and ref.owner is not cls + and not issubclass(cls, ref.owner) and overlay_cls is not None ): if not issubclass(overlay_cls, ref.owner): diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index d6fca8d2c4..5988d81b94 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -1,206 +1,331 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +"""The two shared operator families: channeled unary and binary elementwise. + +Each is an overlay/operator pair in the declared form (see +:mod:`iron.common.declare`). The overlay builds one core per column (and +per channel, for the unary family), each streaming fixed-size lines in and +out; the operator declares a flat buffer per stream, and its runtime +sequence is derived: the buffer is split evenly across the cores' fifos and +drained back the same way. + +The core's trip count is a :class:`~iron.common.declare.Resident` the +sequence writes before the first transfer, so the array does not depend on +the extent and one overlay serves every size (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง3). +Before this the count was a compile-time constant derived from ``size``. + +A concrete operator is two small subclasses, one per layer:: + + @operator + class ReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu" + kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu_bf16_size" + + @operator + class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[ReLUOverlay]): + def reference(self, x): ... + +Overlays with an extra kernel argument (leaky_relu's alpha, axpy's scalar +factor) add a field and override :meth:`kernel_arg_types` and +:meth:`kernel_call`. +""" + from __future__ import annotations -from dataclasses import dataclass, field -from pathlib import Path +import dataclasses from typing import Any, ClassVar -import aie.utils as aie_utils +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from .base import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - same_shape_unary, - same_shape_binary, +from .declare import ( + O, + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + dim, + operator, + tunable, ) -from .context import AIEContext -from .compilation import ( - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -from .device_utils import get_kernel_dir, lut_sources +from .device_utils import lut_sources from .utils import get_shim_dma_limit +_I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] + -@dataclass -class ChanneledUnaryOperator(MLIROperator): - """Base class for channeled unary AIE operators (single input, single output). +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Channeled unary: one input, one output, one core per (column, channel) +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Assumes a single kernel source file and a standard design.py callback - with args [device, size, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, trace_size]. - Subclasses must define ClassVar attributes: - kernel_name: name of the kernel object file (e.g. "gelu" โ†’ gelu.o / gelu.cc) - callback_fn: design.py callback function name (e.g. "my_gelu") - needs_lut_ops: set True for operators that require lut_based_ops.o on aie2 +@operator +class ChanneledUnaryOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for a unary kernel over lines of ``line_size`` elements. - Customization points: - - For operators with extra parameters (e.g. alpha, trace_size), add - dataclass fields and override _mlir_callback_args(). - - For operators requiring multiple kernels, extra compile flags, or - external source files, declare them in the design with - iron.operators._kernels.declare_kernel. - - For non-standard arg specs, override get_arg_spec() directly. - - If none of these fit, subclass MLIROperator instead. + Subclasses set ``kernel_name`` (the ``.cc`` under the arch's kernel dir), + ``kernel_fn_name`` (the symbol), ``needs_lut_ops`` for aie2 kernels that + reach ``lut_based_ops.cpp``'s tables from C++, and ``tile_cap`` (the + largest line one core holds; lines above 4096 elements need a fifo depth + of one to fit local memory). """ - size: int - num_aie_columns: int - num_channels: int - tile_size: int - context: AIEContext | None = field(default=None, repr=False) + num_aie_columns: int = tunable() + num_channels: int = tunable() + tile_size: int = tunable() + # min(tile_size, tile_cap); filled by tuning, never set by a caller. + line_size: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + + x = StreamIn(line_size, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + y = StreamOut(line_size, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + count = Resident(np.int32) # lines each core processes; written per sequence kernel_name: ClassVar[str] kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = False tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 4096 - def __post_init__(self) -> None: - max_multiple = self.num_aie_columns * self.tile_size - if self.size % max_multiple != 0: - raise ValueError( + def tuning(self, dev) -> "ChanneledUnaryOverlay": + line_size = min(self.tile_size, self.tile_cap) + if dev is not None: + limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + channels = self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels + if channels > limit: + raise Untunable( + f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({channels}) exceeds ShimDMA " + f"limit of {limit} for this device" + ) + return dataclasses.replace(self, line_size=line_size) + + # -- hooks for kernels with extra arguments ----------------------------- + + def kernel_arg_types(self, line_type) -> list: + return [line_type, line_type, np.int32] + + def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_in, elem_out) -> None: + kernel(elem_in, elem_out, self.line_size) + + # -- the array ---------------------------------------------------------- + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + line_type = self.x.tile + cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels + # Lines above one 8 KB bank need a depth of one to fit local memory. + depth = 1 if self.line_size > 4096 else 2 + + kernel = target.kernel( + self.kernel_fn_name, + self.kernel_arg_types(line_type), + source=target.kernel_source(self.kernel_name), + bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev) if self.needs_lut_ops else (), + ) + + of_ins = [ + ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + counts = [ + target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count{i}_{j}") + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cols * chans)] + + def core_fn(of_in, of_out, kernel_line, count, barrier): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + n = count[0] + for _ in range_(n): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + self.kernel_call(kernel_line, elem_in, elem_out) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_fn, + [of_ins[k].cons(), of_outs[k].prod(), kernel, counts[k], barriers[k]], + ) + for k in range(cols * chans) + ] + for k in range(cols * chans): + self.x[k].bind(of_ins[k].prod()) + self.y[k].bind(of_outs[k].cons()) + self.count.bind(counts) + return workers + + +@operator +class ChanneledUnaryOperator(Operator[O]): + """A flat buffer in, a flat buffer of the same size out, split across the cores.""" + + size: int = dim() + + x = In(size, to=ChanneledUnaryOverlay.x) + y = Out(size, from_=ChanneledUnaryOverlay.y) + + def compatible(self) -> None: + ov = self.ov + unit = ov.num_aie_columns * ov.tile_size + if self.size % unit: + raise Incompatible( f"size ({self.size}) must be a multiple of " - f"num_aie_columns * tile_size ({max_multiple})" + f"num_aie_columns * tile_size ({unit})" ) - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - shim_dma_limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - total_shimdma_channels = self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels - if total_shimdma_channels > shim_dma_limit: - raise ValueError( - f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({total_shimdma_channels}) " - f"exceeds ShimDMA limit of {shim_dma_limit} for this device" + per_core = self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) + if per_core % ov.line_size: + raise Incompatible( + f"size ({self.size}) leaves each of the " + f"{ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels} cores {per_core} elements, " + f"not a multiple of the {ov.line_size}-element line" ) - super().__init__(context=self.context) - - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(size) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - return same_shape_unary(size) - - def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: - """Return the callback_args list for PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact. - - Retained for the operators that append an extra parameter and build - their own artifact (axpy's scalar_factor, leaky_relu's alpha). The - base itself binds by name instead. - """ - return [ - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.size, - self.num_aie_columns, - self.num_channels, - self.tile_size, - self.trace_size, - ] - @property - def bundled_sources(self) -> tuple: - """Translation units the kernel links but never calls through MLIR.""" - return lut_sources() if self.needs_lut_ops else () - - @property - def kernel_source(self): - """The C++ source this operator's kernel is compiled from.""" - return self.context.kernels_dir / get_kernel_dir() / f"{self.kernel_name}.cc" - - def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - # Bound by name rather than passed by position. The old list matched - # the design's signature by order alone, so inserting a parameter into - # that signature shifted every argument after it silently. - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir.parent / "channeled_unary_design.py", - "channeled_unary_design", - bind_from=self, - ), - ) + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + ov = self.ov + return { + "count": self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) // ov.line_size + } -@dataclass -class BinaryElementwiseOperator(MLIROperator): - """Base class for binary element-wise AIE operators (two inputs, one output). +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Binary elementwise: two inputs, one output, one core per column +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - Assumes a single kernel source file and a standard design.py callback - with args [device, size, num_aie_columns, tile_size, trace_size]. - Unlike ChanneledUnaryOperator, binary operators have no explicit num_channels - parameter โ€” each core uses 2 DMA channels (one per input), so the ShimDMA - limit is enforced as num_aie_columns * 2 <= 16. +@operator +class BinaryElementwiseOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for a binary elementwise kernel over tiles of ``per_tile`` elements. - Subclasses must define ClassVar attributes: - kernel_name: name of the kernel object file (e.g. "add" โ†’ add.o / add.cc) - kernel_subdir: subdirectory under aie_kernels/ (e.g. "generic") - callback_fn: design.py callback function name (e.g. "my_eltwise_add") + Each core uses two shim DMA channels (one per input), so the ShimDMA + limit is enforced as ``num_aie_columns * 2``. """ - size: int - tile_size: int - num_aie_columns: int = 8 - context: AIEContext | None = field(default=None, repr=False) + tile_size: int = tunable() + num_aie_columns: int = tunable(8) + # min(tile_size, 4096); filled by tuning, never set by a caller. + per_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + + a = StreamIn(per_tile, per=num_aie_columns) + b = StreamIn(per_tile, per=num_aie_columns) + y = StreamOut(per_tile, per=num_aie_columns) + count = Resident(np.int32) kernel_name: ClassVar[str] kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] - kernel_subdir: ClassVar[str] - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] - # Override parent's "c" alias with "col" so binary-elementwise operator names - # are unambiguous when num_aie_columns and num_channels both appear in the - # name (the parent ChanneledUnaryOperator uses "c" for num_aie_columns). - _name_aliases: ClassVar[dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, - "num_aie_columns": "col", # intentionally overrides parent's "c" alias - } - - def __post_init__(self) -> None: - if self.size % (self.num_aie_columns * self.tile_size) != 0: - raise ValueError( + # Name parts: "col" rather than the unary family's "c", so a name with + # both a column and a channel count stays unambiguous. + _name_aliases: ClassVar[dict[str, str]] = {"num_aie_columns": "col"} + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "BinaryElementwiseOverlay": + if dev is not None: + limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + if self.num_aie_columns * 2 > limit: + raise Untunable( + f"num_aie_columns ({self.num_aie_columns}) exceeds ShimDMA limit " + f"of {limit // 2} columns for this device" + ) + return dataclasses.replace(self, per_tile=min(self.tile_size, 4096)) + + def kernel_source(self, target): + return target.kernel_source(self.kernel_name) + + def kernel_arg_types(self, tile_type) -> list: + return [tile_type, tile_type, tile_type, np.int32] + + def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_a, elem_b, elem_out) -> None: + kernel(elem_a, elem_b, elem_out, self.per_tile) + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + tile_type = self.a.tile + cols = self.num_aie_columns + + kernel = target.kernel( + self.kernel_fn_name, + self.kernel_arg_types(tile_type), + source=self.kernel_source(target), + ) + of_as = [ObjectFifo(tile_type, name=f"in1_{i}") for i in range(cols)] + of_bs = [ObjectFifo(tile_type, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(cols)] + of_ys = [ObjectFifo(tile_type, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(cols)] + counts = [target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count_{i}") for i in range(cols)] + barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cols)] + + def core_body(of_a, of_b, of_y, kernel_fn, count, barrier): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + n = count[0] + for _ in range_(n): + elem_a = of_a.acquire(1) + elem_b = of_b.acquire(1) + elem_y = of_y.acquire(1) + self.kernel_call(kernel_fn, elem_a, elem_b, elem_y) + of_a.release(1) + of_b.release(1) + of_y.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + of_as[i].cons(), + of_bs[i].cons(), + of_ys[i].prod(), + kernel, + counts[i], + barriers[i], + ], + ) + for i in range(cols) + ] + for i in range(cols): + self.a[i].bind(of_as[i].prod()) + self.b[i].bind(of_bs[i].prod()) + self.y[i].bind(of_ys[i].cons()) + self.count.bind(counts) + return workers + + +@operator +class BinaryElementwiseOperator(Operator[O]): + """Two flat buffers in, one of the same size out, split across the cores.""" + + size: int = dim() + + a = In(size, to=BinaryElementwiseOverlay.a) + b = In(size, to=BinaryElementwiseOverlay.b) + y = Out(size, from_=BinaryElementwiseOverlay.y) + + def compatible(self) -> None: + ov = self.ov + unit = ov.num_aie_columns * ov.tile_size + if self.size % unit: + raise Incompatible( f"size ({self.size}) must be a multiple of " - f"num_aie_columns * tile_size ({self.num_aie_columns * self.tile_size})" + f"num_aie_columns * tile_size ({unit})" ) - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - shim_dma_limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - # Binary operators use 2 ShimDMA channels per column (one per input). - total_shimdma_channels = self.num_aie_columns * 2 - if total_shimdma_channels > shim_dma_limit: - raise ValueError( - f"num_aie_columns ({self.num_aie_columns}) exceeds ShimDMA limit " - f"of {shim_dma_limit // 2} columns for this device" + n = ov.per_tile * ov.num_aie_columns + if self.size % n: + raise Incompatible( + f"Number of elements ({self.size}) must be a multiple of {n}." ) - super().__init__(context=self.context) - - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(size) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - return same_shape_binary(size) - - def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: - """Return the callback_args list for PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact. - - Retained for axpy, which appends scalar_factor and builds its own - artifact. The base itself binds by name instead. - """ - return [ - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.size, - self.num_aie_columns, - self.tile_size, - self.trace_size, - ] - @property - def kernel_source(self): - """The C++ source this operator's kernel is compiled from.""" - return self.context.kernels_dir / get_kernel_dir() / f"{self.kernel_name}.cc" - - def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - # Bound by name; see the note on the unary base about position. - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir.parent / "binary_elementwise_design.py", - "binary_elementwise_design", - bind_from=self, - ), - ) + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + ov = self.ov + return {"count": self.size // (ov.per_tile * ov.num_aie_columns)} diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py index b56aee7a22..290d57f69f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py @@ -1,173 +1,40 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from pathlib import Path - -from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar -from iron.common import ( - BinaryElementwiseOperator, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace import torch + +from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -@dataclass -class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator): - """AIE-accelerated aX + Y operator""" +@operator +class AXPYOverlay(BinaryElementwiseOverlay): + """The array for aX + Y: the binary-elementwise design with the scalar as a kernel argument.""" scalar_factor: float = 3.0 kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "axpy" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "saxpy" - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_axpy" - def _mlir_callback_args(self): - return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.scalar_factor] + def kernel_source(self, target): + # axpy.cc is architecture-independent and lives under generic/. + return target.kernels_dir / "generic" / "axpy.cc" - def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - fn=my_axpy, - bind_from=self, - ), - ) + def kernel_arg_types(self, tile_type) -> list: + return [tile_type, tile_type, np.float32, tile_type, np.int32] + def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_a, elem_b, elem_out) -> None: + kernel(elem_a, elem_b, self.scalar_factor, elem_out, self.per_tile) -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@operator +class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator[AXPYOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated aX + Y operator""" -def my_axpy( - dev, - size, - num_aie_columns, - tile_size, - trace_size, - scalar_factor, - kernels_dir=None, -): - factor = scalar_factor - per_tile_elements = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size - n = per_tile_elements * num_aie_columns - if size % n != 0: - raise ValueError(f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {n}.") - N_div_n = size // n - chunk = size // num_aie_columns - dtype = bfloat16 - - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos (one per column, not per channel) - of_in1s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] - of_in2s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] - of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - axpy_bf16_vector = declare_kernel( - "saxpy", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.float32, tile_ty, np.int32], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "axpy.cc", - ) - - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in1, of_in2, of_out, axpy): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_in2 = of_in2.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - axpy(elem_in1, elem_in2, factor, elem_out, per_tile_elements) - of_in1.release(1) - of_in2.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile (one per column) - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in1s[i].cons(), - of_in2s[i].cons(), - of_outs[i].prod(), - axpy_bf16_vector, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each column - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i, # Start offset for column i - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, B, C, in1_prods, in2_prods, out_conses): - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - in1_prods[i].fill( - A, - taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - in2_prods[i].fill( - B, - taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - out_conses[i].drain( - C, - taps[i], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of_in1s[i].prod() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], - [of_in2s[i].prod() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], - [of_outs[i].cons() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], - ], - ) - - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() + pass # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py b/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 37725455a5..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,126 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace - - -def binary_elementwise_design( - dev, - size, - num_aie_columns, - tile_size, - trace_size, - kernel_fn_name, - kernel_source=None, - func_prefix="", -): - per_tile_elements = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size - n = per_tile_elements * num_aie_columns - if size % n != 0: - raise ValueError(f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {n}.") - N_div_n = size // n - chunk = size // num_aie_columns - dtype = bfloat16 - - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos (one per column, not per channel) - of_in1s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] - of_in2s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] - of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - eltwise_kernel = declare_kernel( - kernel_fn_name, - [tile_ty, tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], - source=kernel_source, - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in1, of_in2, of_out, eltwise_fn): - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_in2 = of_in2.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - eltwise_fn(elem_in1, elem_in2, elem_out, per_tile_elements) - of_in1.release(1) - of_in2.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile (one per column) - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in1s[i].cons(), - of_in2s[i].cons(), - of_outs[i].prod(), - eltwise_kernel, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each column - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, B, C, in1_prods, in2_prods, out_conses): - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - in1_prods[i].fill( - A, - taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - in2_prods[i].fill( - B, - taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - out_conses[i].drain( - C, - taps[i], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of_in1s[i].prod() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], - [of_in2s[i].prod() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], - [of_outs[i].cons() for i in range(num_aie_columns)], - ], - ) - - # Place program components and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py b/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 6903e34f9c..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,139 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -import numpy as np - -from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace - - -def channeled_unary_design( - dev, - size, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - tile_size, - trace_size, - kernel_fn_name, - kernel_source=None, - bundled_sources=(), - tile_cap=4096, - func_prefix="", -): - xfr_dtype = bfloat16 - line_size = tile_cap if tile_size > tile_cap else tile_size - line_type = np.ndarray[(line_size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - transfer_type = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - - # When tile_cap > 4096 (e.g. 8192), tiles may exceed a single 8 KB bank, - # so the FIFO depth must shrink to 1 to avoid exceeding local memory. - fifo_kwargs = {} - if tile_cap > 4096: - fifodepth = 1 if line_size > 4096 else 2 - fifo_kwargs = {"depth": fifodepth} - - # Calculate number of iterations per core - total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = size // total_cores - N_div_n = per_core_elements // line_size - - # Chunk size sent per DMA channel - chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels - - # Dataflow with ObjectFifos - of_ins = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}_{j}", **fifo_kwargs) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}_{j}", **fifo_kwargs) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # External, binary kernel definition - kernel_fcn = declare_kernel( - kernel_fn_name, - [line_type, line_type, np.int32], - source=kernel_source, - bundled_sources=bundled_sources, - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - - # Task for the core to perform - def core_fn(of_in, of_out, kernel_line): - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - kernel_line(elem_in, elem_out, line_size) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to perform the task - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_fn, - [ - of_ins[i * num_channels + j].cons(), - of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - kernel_fcn, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(a_in, b_out, in_prods, out_conses): - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - in_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - a_in, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - out_conses[i * num_channels + j].drain( - b_out, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - transfer_type, - transfer_type, - [of.prod() for of in of_ins], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - - # Place components and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py index d129233bde..8d6ec6c492 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py @@ -1,21 +1,22 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar -from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator +from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator -@dataclass -class ElementwiseAdd(BinaryElementwiseOperator): - """AIE-accelerated element-wise addition""" +@operator +class ElementwiseAddOverlay(BinaryElementwiseOverlay): + """The array for ElementwiseAdd: the shared binary-elementwise design over its kernel.""" kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "add" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "eltwise_add_bf16_vector_size" - kernel_subdir: ClassVar[str] = "generic" - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_eltwise_add" - kernels_from_mlir_aie: ClassVar[bool] = True + + +@operator +class ElementwiseAdd(BinaryElementwiseOperator[ElementwiseAddOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated element-wise addition""" def reference(self, a, b): from iron.operators.elementwise_add.reference import reference diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py index cc7cc7761e..cc987f6436 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py @@ -1,21 +1,22 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar -from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator +from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator -@dataclass -class ElementwiseMul(BinaryElementwiseOperator): - """AIE-accelerated element-wise multiplication""" +@operator +class ElementwiseMulOverlay(BinaryElementwiseOverlay): + """The array for ElementwiseMul: the shared binary-elementwise design over its kernel.""" kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "mul" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size" - kernel_subdir: ClassVar[str] = "generic" - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_eltwise_mul" - kernels_from_mlir_aie: ClassVar[bool] = True + + +@operator +class ElementwiseMul(BinaryElementwiseOperator[ElementwiseMulOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated element-wise multiplication""" def reference(self, a, b): from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.reference import reference diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py b/iron/operators/gelu/op.py index c67c036ea9..b88e351051 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu/op.py @@ -1,18 +1,23 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar -from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator -@dataclass -class GELU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): - """AIE-accelerated GELU activation function""" +@operator +class GELUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + """The array for GELU: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "gelu" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "gelu_bf16_size" needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_gelu" tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 8192 + + +@operator +class GELU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[GELUOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated GELU activation function""" + + pass diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py index 2a55054fc6..febfa52813 100644 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py @@ -1,34 +1,26 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass, InitVar from typing import ClassVar +from dataclasses import field -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator -@dataclass -class LayerNorm(ChanneledUnaryOperator): - """AIE-accelerated Layer Normalization operator""" - - trace_size: InitVar[int] = 0 +@operator +class LayerNormOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + """The array for LayerNorm: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "layer_norm" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "layer_norm" - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_layer_norm" tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 8192 - def __post_init__(self, trace_size): - self.trace_size = trace_size - super().__post_init__() - - def _mlir_callback_args(self): - return [ - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.size, - self.num_aie_columns, - self.num_channels, - self.tile_size, - self.trace_size, - ] + +@operator +class LayerNorm(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LayerNormOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated Layer Normalization operator""" + + # Hardware trace buffer size; 0 disables tracing. + trace_size: int = field(default=0, repr=False, kw_only=True) + + pass diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py index 9a1d389644..66ab9bda16 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py @@ -1,38 +1,26 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar, Dict -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common import ( - ChanneledUnaryOperator, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -@dataclass -class LeakyReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): - """AIE-accelerated Leaky ReLU operator""" +@operator +class LeakyReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + """The array for Leaky ReLU: the channeled-unary design with ``alpha`` as a kernel argument.""" alpha: float = 0.01 kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu_bf16" - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_leaky_relu" - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **ChanneledUnaryOperator._name_aliases, - "alpha": "a", - } + + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"alpha": "a"} # Minimum per-core line length (in bfloat16 elements) required by the # vectorized kernels. They tell the pipeliner a minimum loop-trip count via @@ -43,7 +31,7 @@ class LeakyReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): # respectively, i.e. at least 64 elements per line. min_line_size: ClassVar[int] = 64 - def __post_init__(self) -> None: + def validate(self) -> None: line_size = min(self.tile_size, self.tile_cap) if line_size < self.min_line_size: raise ValueError( @@ -52,146 +40,20 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: f"{self.min_line_size} to satisfy the kernel's minimum " f"loop-iteration promise" ) - super().__post_init__() - - def _mlir_callback_args(self): - return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.alpha] - def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - fn=my_leaky_relu, - bind_from=self, - ), - ) + # Leaky ReLU's kernel takes: input, output, input_size, alpha + def kernel_arg_types(self, line_type) -> list: + return [line_type, line_type, np.int32, bfloat16] - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_in, elem_out) -> None: + kernel(elem_in, elem_out, self.line_size, self.alpha) -def my_leaky_relu( - dev, - size, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - tile_size, - trace_size, - alpha, -): - xfr_dtype = bfloat16 - # Cap to 4096 bfloat16 elements (8 KB) to fit AIE core local memory - line_size = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size - line_type = np.ndarray[(line_size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - transfer_type = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - - # Calculate number of iterations per core - total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = size // total_cores - N_div_n = per_core_elements // line_size - - # Chunk size sent per DMA channel - chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels - - # Dataflow with ObjectFifos - of_ins = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}_{j}") - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}_{j}") - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # External, binary kernel definition - # Leaky RELU kernel takes: input, output, input_size, alpha - leaky_relu_fcn = Kernel( - "leaky_relu_bf16", - "leaky_relu.o", - [line_type, line_type, np.int32, xfr_dtype], - ) +@operator +class LeakyReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LeakyReLUOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated Leaky ReLU operator""" - # Task for the core to perform - def core_fn(of_in, of_out, leaky_relu_line): - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elemIn = of_in.acquire(1) - elemOut = of_out.acquire(1) - leaky_relu_line(elemIn, elemOut, line_size, alpha) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to perform the task - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_fn, - [ - of_ins[i * num_channels + j].cons(), - of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - leaky_relu_fcn, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(a_in, b_out, of_ins_prods, of_outs_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_ins_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - a_in, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( - b_out, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - transfer_type, - transfer_type, - [of.prod() for of in of_ins], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() + pass # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/op.py b/iron/operators/relu/op.py index 2e070b7b0f..66e84e3d4b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu/op.py @@ -1,19 +1,22 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar -from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator -@dataclass -class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): - """AIE-accelerated ReLU activation function""" +@operator +class ReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + """The array for ReLU: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu_bf16_size" - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_relu" + + +@operator +class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[ReLUOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated ReLU activation function""" def reference(self, x): from iron.operators.relu.reference import reference diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py index a8daacbe43..3c1afea816 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py @@ -1,17 +1,22 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar -from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator -@dataclass -class Sigmoid(ChanneledUnaryOperator): - """AIE-accelerated Sigmoid activation function""" +@operator +class SigmoidOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + """The array for Sigmoid: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "sigmoid" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "sigmoid_bf16" needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_sigmoid" + + +@operator +class Sigmoid(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SigmoidOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated Sigmoid activation function""" + + pass diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/op.py b/iron/operators/silu/op.py index 7e3f4a5e0f..13dfc80ef2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu/op.py @@ -1,23 +1,24 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import ClassVar -from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator -@dataclass -class SiLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): - """AIE-accelerated SiLU activation function""" - - num_channels: int = field(default=1, init=False, repr=False) +@operator +class SiLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + """The array for SiLU: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "silu" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "silu_bf16_size" - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_silu" needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True + +@operator +class SiLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SiLUOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated SiLU activation function""" + def reference(self, x): from iron.operators.silu.reference import reference diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py b/iron/operators/tanh/op.py index ac25c814df..60d75d4006 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh/op.py @@ -1,17 +1,22 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar -from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator -@dataclass -class Tanh(ChanneledUnaryOperator): - """AIE-accelerated Tanh activation function""" +@operator +class TanhOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + """The array for Tanh: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "tanh" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "tanh_bf16" needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True - callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_tanh" + + +@operator +class Tanh(ChanneledUnaryOperator[TanhOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated Tanh activation function""" + + pass From 1b1dd4d4f2b6fc7819c5f207bdabd7855d6b8ff4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 01:56:15 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 068/215] operator model: record what is built and what each piece still needs A status section: which files exist, what each was verified against in a sandbox without the toolchain, and what each needs on a machine with it, in the order to run them. Also the two findings from building: the descriptor slot rules as the verifier states them, and where taplib is used and where it stops. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 47 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 47 insertions(+) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index c3da1816dd..f722d06f88 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -836,6 +836,53 @@ For the record, so nobody re-derives them: --- +## 19. Status + +What is on this branch, and how far each piece has been verified. Two +environments are distinguished: **sandbox**, a session with no device and +no mlir-aie package, where the pure-Python layers run under pytest against +a stub of the upstream module names; and **toolchain**, a machine with the +pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. + +| piece | file | sandbox | toolchain | +|---|---|---|---| +| declaration layer (ยง4โ€“ยง7) | `iron/common/declare.py` | 34 tests: rules, binding, tuning, inference | โ€” | +| access patterns and slicing (ยง5) | `iron/common/tiling.py` | 21 tests, reproducing today's unary, binary and GEMV taps; encoder follows the verifier's slot rules | โ€” | +| library-owned build (ยง5, ยง6) | `iron/common/build.py` | 6 tests: derived order and patterns, override slicing, preamble | **needs a run**: Runtime/Program construction, resident writes, barrier sets | +| GEMV (ยง14 step 1) | `iron/operators/gemv/op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, tuning, compatibility, override transfers | **needs the gate**: byte-identical `matvec_vectorized_bf16_bf16.o` | +| unary and binary bases, ten operators (ยง14 step 2, part) | `iron/common/operator_bases.py`, ten `op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, resident counts, transfers per core | **needs a run**: resident-driven core loops are new code; C11 byte-identity now expected to pass | + +Not started from step 2: dequant, rms_norm, rope, softmax (softmax needs +the preamble's scratchpad sync, which the build issues when the operator +declares values). Step 3 onward untouched. `arg_spec`, `bind()` and the +snapshot are still in the tree and still consumed by the unconverted +operators; the converted ones serve `get_arg_spec()` from their buffers. + +Two findings while building, both now stated in the code: + +- **The descriptor slot rules are not one wrap limit.** Read from + `AIEX::verifyStridesWraps`: the innermost size is 1023 *granules* + unless the transfer is linear or contiguous, the next is 1023 elements, + the third has no wrap field, and the outermost is the iteration count, + at most 64 and the only slot whose stride may be zero. GEMV's coalesced + descriptor and repeat's re-read follow from this; `tiling.py` encodes by + the rules rather than by example. Upstream also has an + `aie-decompose-large-dma-bd` pass now, so an oversize pattern may lower + without IRON splitting it; the encoder still emits legal descriptors so + the instruction stream does not depend on that. +- **taplib is used for what it has.** `TensorAccessPattern` is the output, + `TensorTiler2D` describes 2-D tilings for overrides, and + `TensorAccessSequence` is the coverage check. It has no notion of + descriptor legality, so `tiling.legalize()` takes any tap and returns + legal ones; it is the general form of mha's `legalize_tap` and a natural + upstream contribution. + +What to run first on the toolchain, in order: `pytest iron/tests/common` +(the device-free modules, now without the stub); the GEMV object gate; +`pytest iron/operators/gemv iron/operators/relu`; then the rest of the ten. + +--- + ## 18. Carried risk, unrelated to this work **NPU decode output degrades after a few tokens** versus `llama_cpu.py` on the From 664c16792051ce0f51f2faa89d005b2374cbc855 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:03:43 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 069/215] operators: dequant, rms_norm, rope and softmax on the derived sequence The remaining step-2 operators. Each is an overlay/operator pair whose sequence is derived from its buffer-to-stream bindings, with the core's trip count (and rope's two nested counts) as residents the sequence writes. The taps come out as the designs hand-wrote them: dequant's packed input splits into the same per-core byte chunks, rope's tensor and angle table split on their own row axes, rms_norm and softmax split rows across the cores. Shapes are un-flattened where the design said they should be. RMSNorm's tile_size is shape-bearing (the host buffers are rows x tile_size), so it is an overlay dimension rather than a tunable, and the operator's extent is rows; the legacy size= spelling is translated by a _classic hook, and weighted=True constructs a WeightedRMSNorm, a second pair with a weight stream that every channel's fifo receives whole (a new replicate= stream option; GEMV's B is the same pattern). Softmax's buffers are rows x cols rather than the flat (rows*cols,) the snapshot pins; that snapshot entry needs regenerating. Dequant's packed length is a dimension with a derived default, since a shape may not be an expression. Softmax's valid row length is a resident on the static overlay (rtp_vector_size, default the full row) and a core-read Scratchpad value on DynamicSoftmaxOverlay; the legacy vector_size_parameter= spelling picks the dynamic overlay and keeps the string as the device symbol, so llama's host-side write still finds it until step 7 replaces it with a handle. Three mechanisms added for these: replicate= streams, the _classic hook for legacy keyword spellings, and value_symbol() overrides on overlays and operators. A subclass that redeclares members now owns the order of what it declares, so WeightedRMSNorm's weight sits between its input and output as the harness expects. Verified device-free against the stub: construction through the legacy spellings, arg specs, tuning, resident values, fills and drains per slot, and the construction-time rejections. Not compiled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/build.py | 7 +- iron/common/declare.py | 62 ++- iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 340 +++++++---------- iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 700 ++++++++++++++-------------------- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 350 +++++++---------- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 465 ++++++++++------------ 6 files changed, 812 insertions(+), 1112 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 28a266c339..0790aa5e52 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -249,6 +249,9 @@ def plan(buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Acces """ if stream.count == 1: return [(stream, encode(whole(buffer.shape), buffer.elements, buffer.dtype))] + if stream.replicate: + everything = encode(whole(buffer.shape), buffer.elements, buffer.dtype) + return [(stream[i], everything) for i in range(stream.count)] axis = buffer.batch_axes if axis >= len(buffer.shape): raise ValueError( @@ -350,7 +353,7 @@ def build_design( # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. for value in ov.values: - value.symbol = _symbol(op, value) + value.symbol = ov.value_symbol(value) or _symbol(op, value) value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) for value in op.values: if value.kind == "dispatch": @@ -358,7 +361,7 @@ def build_design( f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name} is a DispatchTime value; generated " f"sequences arrive with the packaging step (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8)" ) - value.symbol = _symbol(op, value) + value.symbol = op.value_symbol(value) or _symbol(op, value) value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) workers = ov.design(target) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 575c8ba23a..8e0f027da2 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -300,6 +300,7 @@ def __init__( dtype: Any = bfloat16, per: _DimSpec | None = None, broadcast: bool = False, + replicate: bool = False, via: Shim | list[Shim] | None = None, depth: int = 2, ) -> None: @@ -307,10 +308,17 @@ def __init__( raise DeclarationError( "a stream is either per= or broadcast, not both" ) + if replicate and per is None: + raise DeclarationError( + "replicate=True needs per=: every slot receives the whole buffer" + ) self.dims = tuple(dims) self.dtype = dtype self.per = per self.broadcast = broadcast + # per= slots that each receive the whole buffer (one fill per slot) + # rather than a share of it. + self.replicate = replicate self.via = via self.depth = depth @@ -411,6 +419,7 @@ def __init__(self, member: _Stream, overlay: "Overlay") -> None: self.name = member.name self.direction = member.direction self.broadcast = member.broadcast + self.replicate = member.replicate self.depth = member.depth self.via = member.via self._handle_slots: list[Any] | None = None @@ -712,13 +721,19 @@ def _resolve_dtype(spec, instance): def _members_of(cls: type) -> list[_Member]: - """Members declared in this class body and its ``@operator`` bases, in order.""" - seen: dict[str, _Member] = {} - for klass in reversed(cls.__mro__): + """Members declared in this class body and its ``@operator`` bases, in order. + + The most derived class's body order wins for the members it declares; + inherited members it does not redeclare follow, in their own order. So a + subclass that inserts a buffer between two inherited ones (a weight + between an input and an output) gets the order it wrote. + """ + ordered: dict[str, _Member] = {} + for klass in cls.__mro__: for name, value in vars(klass).items(): - if isinstance(value, _Member): - seen[name] = value - return list(seen.values()) + if isinstance(value, _Member) and name not in ordered: + ordered[name] = value + return list(ordered.values()) def _rewrite_refs(specs: tuple, cls: type, fields_by_obj: dict[int, Field]) -> tuple: @@ -911,18 +926,21 @@ def _finish_operator(cls: type, fields: dict[str, Field]) -> None: # builds the overlay itself. Untyped, and goes away once every call site # passes an overlay. if overlay_cls is not None: - overlay_field_names = {f.name for f in dataclasses.fields(overlay_cls)} generated_init = cls.__init__ def __init__(self, ov=None, *args, **kwargs): + # A __new__ that returns a subclass instance (RMSNorm -> WeightedRMSNorm) + # has already initialised it; Python calls __init__ again regardless. + if getattr(self, "_iron_initialised", False): + return if ov is None or not isinstance(ov, Overlay): if ov is not None: args = (ov,) + args - ov_kwargs = { - k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in overlay_field_names - } - ov = overlay_cls(**ov_kwargs) + # A class may override _classic to translate a legacy spelling + # (a size that is now rows, a flag that now picks an overlay). + ov, kwargs = type(self)._classic(dict(kwargs)) generated_init(self, ov, *args, **kwargs) + self._iron_initialised = True __init__.__wrapped__ = generated_init # type: ignore[attr-defined] cls.__init__ = __init__ # type: ignore[misc] @@ -1026,6 +1044,10 @@ def for_extent(self, **overrides) -> "Overlay": def specialised(self) -> bool: return bool(self._specialised) + def value_symbol(self, value: "BoundValue") -> str | None: + """An explicit device symbol for a core-read per-call value, or ``None``.""" + return None + def design_key(self) -> tuple: """Identity for sharing: the class and every compared field value.""" return (type(self).__qualname__,) + tuple( @@ -1164,6 +1186,24 @@ def has_design_override(cls) -> bool: # -- library surface --------------------------------------------------- + @classmethod + def _classic(cls, kwargs: dict) -> tuple["Overlay", dict]: + """Split legacy keyword arguments into an overlay and the operator's own. + + The default takes every overlay field out of ``kwargs`` and builds + the operator's overlay class from them. Override to translate a + legacy spelling; the override then calls ``super()._classic``. + """ + overlay_cls = cls._overlay_class + assert overlay_cls is not None + names = {f.name for f in dataclasses.fields(overlay_cls) if f.init} + ov_kwargs = {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} + return overlay_cls(**ov_kwargs), kwargs + + def value_symbol(self, value: "BoundValue") -> str | None: + """An explicit device symbol for a per-call value, or ``None`` for the default.""" + return None + def tuned(self, dev) -> "Operator": """A copy bound to its own tuned copy of the overlay, with :meth:`compatible` checked.""" ov = self.ov.tuned(dev).copy() diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index fdd051325b..46b8f99ee4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -1,229 +1,165 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from pathlib import Path - -from dataclasses import dataclass, field +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import field +from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np +import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, +from iron.common.declare import ( + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + dim, + operator, + tunable, ) -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -import torch -@dataclass -class Dequant(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated dequantization operator""" +@operator +class DequantOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for int4 -> bf16 dequantization: one core per (column, channel). + + A core takes ``per_tile`` values as ``in_tile`` packed bytes (two 4-bit + values per byte plus a bf16 scale and zero point per ``group_size``) and + produces ``per_tile`` bf16 values. + """ - size: int - num_aie_columns: int - num_channels: int - tile_size: int + num_aie_columns: int = tunable() + num_channels: int = tunable() + tile_size: int = tunable() group_size: int = field(default=32, repr=False) - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) + # Filled by tuning: the largest tile 64 KB of L1 holds, and its packed size. + per_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + in_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) - def __post_init__(self): - # Calculate buffer sizes (in bytes) - # Input: int4 packed data + scale factors - self.input_size = (self.size // 2) + (self.size // self.group_size) * 2 - self.output_size = self.size + x = StreamIn(in_tile, dtype=np.uint8, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + y = StreamOut(per_tile, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + count = Resident(np.int32) + def tuning(self, dev) -> "DequantOverlay": total_cores = self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels - if self.size % total_cores != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"size ({self.size}) must be divisible by total cores ({total_cores})" - ) if total_cores > 16: - raise ValueError(f"total cores ({total_cores}) must be <= 16") - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - fn=my_dequant_kernel, - bind_from=self, - ), + raise Untunable(f"total cores ({total_cores}) must be <= 16") + per_tile = min(self.tile_size, 16384) + return dataclasses.replace( + self, + per_tile=per_tile, + in_tile=(per_tile // 2) + (per_tile // self.group_size) * 2, ) - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(size, group_size=32): - # Packed input: two 4-bit values per byte, plus a bf16 scale and zero - # point per group. __post_init__ caches these as input_size/output_size. - input_size = (size // 2) + (size // group_size) * 2 - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (input_size,), dtype=np.uint8), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (size,), dtype=bfloat16), + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty = self.x.tile, self.y.tile + cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels + depth = 1 if self.tile_size > 8192 else 2 + + kernel = target.kernel( + "expand_uint4_to_bfloat16", + [in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty], + source=target.kernels_dir / "generic" / "expand.cc", + compile_flags=[ + f"-DTILE_SIZE={self.tile_size}", + f"-DGROUP_SIZE={self.group_size}", + ], + ) + of_ins = [ + ObjectFifo(in_tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(out_tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + i32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] + counts = [target.rtp(i32, name=f"count_{k}") for k in range(cols * chans)] + barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cols * chans)] + + def core_body(of_in, of_out, dequant, count, barrier): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + n = count[0] + for _ in range_(n): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + dequant(elem_in, elem_out) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [of_ins[k].cons(), of_outs[k].prod(), kernel, counts[k], barriers[k]], + ) + for k in range(cols * chans) ] + for k in range(cols * chans): + self.x[k].bind(of_ins[k].prod()) + self.y[k].bind(of_outs[k].cons()) + self.count.bind(counts) + return workers -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@operator +class Dequant(Operator[DequantOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated dequantization operator""" + size: int = dim() + # The packed input's length: two 4-bit values per byte plus a bf16 scale + # and zero point per group. Derived from size unless given. + packed: int | None = dim(None, repr=False) -def my_dequant_kernel( - dev, - size, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - trace_size, - tile_size, - group_size, - kernels_dir=None, -): - per_tile_elements = ( - 16384 if tile_size > 16384 else tile_size - ) # Largest tile size for 64KB in L1 and possible - # group size of 1 with objfifo depth of 1 - total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = size // total_cores - if size % total_cores != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." - ) - N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements - chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation - in_dtype = np.uint8 - out_dtype = bfloat16 - - # Input data: int4 packed data + scale factors - # For N int4 values, we need N/2 bytes + N/group_size scale factors (bfloat16, 2 bytes each) - input_tensor_size = (size // 2) + (size // group_size) * 2 - input_tile_size = (per_tile_elements // 2) + (per_tile_elements // group_size) * 2 - - # Define tensor types - in_tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(input_tensor_size,), np.dtype[in_dtype]] - out_tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[out_dtype]] - in_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(input_tile_size,), np.dtype[in_dtype]] - out_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[out_dtype]] - - fifodepth = 1 if tile_size > 8192 else 2 - enable_trace = trace_size > 0 - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s = [ - ObjectFifo(in_tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(out_tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - dequant_kernel = declare_kernel( - "expand_uint4_to_bfloat16", - [in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "expand.cc", - compile_flags=[f"-DTILE_SIZE={tile_size}", f"-DGROUP_SIZE={group_size}"], - ) + x = In(packed, dtype=np.uint8, to=DequantOverlay.x) + y = Out(size, from_=DequantOverlay.y) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in1, of_out, dequant_kernel): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - dequant_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in1s[i * num_channels + j].cons(), - of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - dequant_kernel, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. - in_chunk = (chunk // 2) + (chunk // group_size) * 2 - taps_in = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, input_tensor_size), - in_chunk * i * num_channels + in_chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, in_chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - taps_out = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, C, of_in1s_prods, of_outs_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_in1s_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - A, - taps_in[i * num_channels + j], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( - C, - taps_out[i * num_channels + j], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - in_tensor_ty, - out_tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - if enable_trace: - prog.enable_trace(trace_size) - return prog.resolve_program() + def validate(self) -> None: + expected = (self.size // 2) + (self.size // self.ov.group_size) * 2 + if self.packed is None: + self.packed = expected + elif self.packed != expected: + raise ValueError( + f"packed={self.packed} does not match size={self.size} with " + f"group_size={self.ov.group_size} (expected {expected})" + ) + + @property + def input_size(self) -> int: + return self.packed + + @property + def output_size(self) -> int: + return self.size + + def compatible(self) -> None: + ov = self.ov + total_cores = ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels + if self.size % total_cores: + raise Incompatible( + f"size ({self.size}) must be divisible by total cores ({total_cores})" + ) + if (self.size // total_cores) % ov.per_tile: + raise Incompatible( + f"size ({self.size}) leaves each core {self.size // total_cores} " + f"elements, not a multiple of the {ov.per_tile}-element tile" + ) + + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + ov = self.ov + return { + "count": self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) // ov.per_tile + } # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index c716758fca..417994bee2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -1,441 +1,327 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from pathlib import Path - -from dataclasses import dataclass, field +import dataclasses from typing import ClassVar, Dict -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.common.declare import ( + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + dim, + operator, + tunable, +) +from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map +_I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] + -@dataclass -class RMSNorm(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated RMS Normalization layer""" +@operator +class RMSNormOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for row-wise RMS normalization: one core per (column, channel). - size: int - num_aie_columns: int - num_channels: int - tile_size: int - weighted: bool = False + ``tile_size`` is the row length and is shape-bearing (the host buffers are + ``rows x tile_size``), so it is a dimension of the overlay, not a tunable. + """ + + tile_size: int = dim() + num_aie_columns: int = tunable() + num_channels: int = tunable() epsilon: float = 1e-5 # RMSNorm eps; Llama 1e-5 (default), Gemma 1e-6 - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) - - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, - "weighted": "w", - "epsilon": "eps", - } - - def __post_init__(self): - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - shim_dma_limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - - # The weighted design uses one weight ObjectFifo per channel shared across all - # columns, so its ShimDMA budget is: - # (num_aie_columns * num_channels) in-fills - # + num_channels weight-fills - # + (num_aie_columns * num_channels) out-drains - # The binding constraint is on the output (hostโ†’AIE) shim DMA channels: - # num_channels * (num_aie_columns + 1) <= shim_dma_limit - if self.weighted: - weighted_shim_usage = self.num_channels * (self.num_aie_columns + 1) - if weighted_shim_usage > shim_dma_limit: - raise ValueError( - f"weighted RMSNorm with num_aie_columns={self.num_aie_columns}, " - f"num_channels={self.num_channels} requires {weighted_shim_usage} ShimDMA " - f"output channels but device only has {shim_dma_limit}" + # The core's tile: min(tile_size, 8192). Filled by tuning. + per_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + + x = StreamIn(per_tile, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + y = StreamOut(per_tile, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + count = Resident(np.int32) + + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"epsilon": "eps"} + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "RMSNormOverlay": + if dev is not None: + limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + channels = self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels + if channels > limit: + raise Untunable( + f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({channels}) exceeds ShimDMA " + f"limit of {limit} for this device" ) - max_multiple = self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels * self.tile_size - if self.size % max_multiple != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"size ({self.size}) must be a multiple of " - f"num_aie_columns * num_channels * tile_size ({max_multiple})" - ) - total_shimdma_channels = self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels - if total_shimdma_channels > shim_dma_limit: - raise ValueError( - f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({total_shimdma_channels}) " - f"exceeds ShimDMA limit of {shim_dma_limit} for this device" + return dataclasses.replace(self, per_tile=min(self.tile_size, 8192)) + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + tile_ty = self.x.tile + cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels + depth = 1 if self.tile_size > 4096 else 2 + kernel = target.kernel( + "rms_norm_eps", + [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], + source=target.kernel_source("rms_norm"), + ) + of_ins = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + counts = [target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count_{k}") for k in range(cols * chans)] + barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cols * chans)] + per_tile, epsilon = self.per_tile, self.epsilon + + def core_body(of_in, of_out, rms_norm, count, barrier): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + n = count[0] + for _ in range_(n): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + rms_norm(elem_in, elem_out, per_tile, epsilon) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [of_ins[k].cons(), of_outs[k].prod(), kernel, counts[k], barriers[k]], ) - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + for k in range(cols * chans) + ] + for k in range(cols * chans): + self.x[k].bind(of_ins[k].prod()) + self.y[k].bind(of_outs[k].cons()) + self.count.bind(counts) + return workers + + +@operator +class WeightedRMSNormOverlay(RMSNormOverlay): + """RMS normalization followed by an elementwise multiply with a weight row. + + Two cores per (column, channel), pipelined: one normalizes, the next + multiplies by the weight. The weight fifo is one per channel, shared by + every column in that channel, and each receives the whole weight row. + """ - @property - def weight_length(self) -> int: - """Length of the weight vector, which here is one tile.""" - return self.tile_size - - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - # Two designs, chosen by a field rather than by a file path now that - # both live in this module. - design = my_weighted_rms_norm if self.weighted else my_rms_norm - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator(fn=design, bind_from=self), - ) + w = StreamIn( + RMSNormOverlay.per_tile, per=RMSNormOverlay.num_channels, replicate=True + ) - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - source_path, - callback_fn, - ( - aie_utils.get_current_device(), - self.size, - self.num_aie_columns, - self.num_channels, - self.tile_size, - 0, # trace_size - self.epsilon, - ), - ), + def tuning(self, dev) -> "WeightedRMSNormOverlay": + if dev is not None: + limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + # (cols * chans) in-fills + chans weight-fills must fit the shim's + # host->array channels. + usage = self.num_channels * (self.num_aie_columns + 1) + if usage > limit: + raise Untunable( + f"weighted RMSNorm with num_aie_columns={self.num_aie_columns}, " + f"num_channels={self.num_channels} requires {usage} ShimDMA " + f"output channels but device only has {limit}" + ) + # The weight is one tile, so the tile is the whole row. + return dataclasses.replace(self, per_tile=self.tile_size) + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + tile_ty = self.x.tile + weights_ty = self.w.tile + cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels + depth = 1 if self.tile_size > 4096 else 2 + rms_norm = target.kernel( + "rms_norm_eps", + [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], + source=target.kernel_source("rms_norm"), + ) + eltwise_mul = target.kernel( + "eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size", + [tile_ty, weights_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], + source=target.kernel_source("mul"), ) + of_ins = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + of_ws = [ + ObjectFifo(weights_ty, name=f"in2_weights_{j}", depth=depth) + for j in range(chans) + ] + of_mid = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out2_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + n_cores = cols * chans + counts = [target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count_{k}") for k in range(2 * n_cores)] + barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(2 * n_cores)] + per_tile, epsilon = self.per_tile, self.epsilon + + def core_norm(of_in, of_out, rms, count, barrier): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + n = count[0] + for _ in range_(n): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + rms(elem_in, elem_out, per_tile, epsilon) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + def core_mul(of_in, of_w, of_out, mul, count, barrier): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + n = count[0] + elem_w = of_w.acquire(1) + for _ in range_(n): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + mul(elem_in, elem_w, elem_out, per_tile) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + of_w.release(1) + + workers = [] + for i in range(cols): + for j in range(chans): + k = i * chans + j + workers.append( + Worker( + core_norm, + [ + of_ins[k].cons(), + of_mid[k].prod(), + rms_norm, + counts[k], + barriers[k], + ], + ) + ) + for i in range(cols): + for j in range(chans): + k = i * chans + j + workers.append( + Worker( + core_mul, + [ + of_mid[k].cons(), + of_ws[j].cons(), + of_outs[k].prod(), + eltwise_mul, + counts[n_cores + k], + barriers[n_cores + k], + ], + ) + ) + for k in range(n_cores): + self.x[k].bind(of_ins[k].prod()) + self.y[k].bind(of_outs[k].cons()) + for j in range(chans): + self.w[j].bind(of_ws[j].prod()) + self.count.bind(counts) + return workers - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(size, tile_size, weighted=False): - # The optional weight sits between input and output, so this is not a - # same-shape unary even though the two ends match. - rows = (size // tile_size, tile_size) - specs = [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", rows)] - if weighted: - specs.append(AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (tile_size,))) - specs.append(AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", rows)) - return specs - def reference(self, x, w=None): - """CPU reference: row-wise RMS normalization, optionally weighted.""" - return reference(x, w=w, weighted=self.weighted, eps=self.epsilon) +@operator +class RMSNorm(Operator[RMSNormOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated RMS Normalization layer (unweighted). + ``RMSNorm(..., weighted=True)`` constructs a :class:`WeightedRMSNorm`; the + legacy ``size=`` spelling is ``rows * tile_size``. + """ -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates (unweighted). -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + rows: int = dim() + x = In(rows, RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, to=RMSNormOverlay.x) + y = Out(rows, RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, from_=RMSNormOverlay.y) -def my_rms_norm( - dev, - size, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - tile_size, - trace_size, - epsilon=1e-5, - kernels_dir=None, -): - per_tile_elements = 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size - total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = size // total_cores - if size % total_cores != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." - ) - N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements - chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation - dtype = bfloat16 - - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - fifodepth = 1 if tile_size > 4096 else 2 - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - rms_norm_kernel = declare_kernel( - "rms_norm_eps", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / get_kernel_dir(dev) / "rms_norm.cc", - ) + def __new__(cls, *args, **kwargs): + if cls is RMSNorm and kwargs.pop("weighted", False): + return WeightedRMSNorm(*args, **kwargs) + return super().__new__(cls) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in1, of_out, rms_norm_kernel): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - rms_norm_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out, per_tile_elements, epsilon) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in1s[i * num_channels + j].cons(), - of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - rms_norm_kernel, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, C, of_in1s_prods, of_outs_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_in1s_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - A, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( - C, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, + @classmethod + def _classic(cls, kwargs): + kwargs.pop("weighted", None) + if "size" in kwargs: + size = kwargs.pop("size") + tile = kwargs.get("tile_size") + if tile is None or size % tile: + raise ValueError( + f"size ({size}) must be a multiple of tile_size ({tile})" ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - return Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers).resolve_program() + kwargs["rows"] = size // tile + return super()._classic(kwargs) + @property + def size(self) -> int: + return self.rows * self.ov.tile_size -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates (weighted). -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + @property + def weighted(self) -> bool: + return False + @property + def epsilon(self) -> float: + return self.ov.epsilon + + def compatible(self) -> None: + ov = self.ov + unit = ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels * ov.tile_size + if self.size % unit: + raise Incompatible( + f"size ({self.size}) must be a multiple of " + f"num_aie_columns * num_channels * tile_size ({unit})" + ) -def my_weighted_rms_norm( - dev, - size, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - weight_length, - trace_size, - epsilon=1e-5, - func_prefix="", - kernels_dir=None, -): - per_tile_elements = weight_length - total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels - n = per_tile_elements * total_cores - if size % n != 0: - raise ValueError(f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {n}.") - N_div_n = size // n - chunk = size // total_cores - dtype = bfloat16 - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] - weights_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # Set fifodepth based on weight_length - fifodepth = 1 if weight_length > 4096 else 2 - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - # One weight ObjectFifo per channel, shared across columns in that channel - of_in2s = [ - ObjectFifo(weights_ty, name=f"in2_weights_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_out1s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_out2s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out2_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - arch_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) - rms_norm_kernel = declare_kernel( - "rms_norm_eps", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / arch_dir / "rms_norm.cc", - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - eltwise_mul_kernel = declare_kernel( - "eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size", - [tile_ty, weights_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / arch_dir / "mul.cc", - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + ov = self.ov + return { + "count": self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) // ov.per_tile + } - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body_norm(of_in1, of_out1, rms_norm): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out1.acquire(1) - rms_norm(elem_in1, elem_out, per_tile_elements, epsilon) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out1.release(1) - - def core_body_mul(of_in1, of_in2, of_out2, eltwise_mul): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - elem_in2 = of_in2.acquire(1) - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out2.acquire(1) - eltwise_mul(elem_in1, elem_in2, elem_out, per_tile_elements) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out2.release(1) - of_in2.release(1) - - # Create workers to run the task on compute tiles, - # one core for rms norm and another pipelined to do eltwise mul - my_workers = [] - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - idx = i * num_channels + j - my_workers.append( - Worker( - core_body_norm, - [ - of_in1s[idx].cons(), - of_out1s[idx].prod(), - rms_norm_kernel, - ], - ) - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - idx = i * num_channels + j - my_workers.append( - Worker( - core_body_mul, - [ - of_out1s[idx].cons(), - of_in2s[j].cons(), - of_out2s[idx].prod(), - eltwise_mul_kernel, - ], - ) - ) + def reference(self, x, w=None): + """CPU reference: row-wise RMS normalization, optionally weighted.""" + return reference(x, w=w, weighted=self.weighted, eps=self.epsilon) - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each core - # to describe the data movement. - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across columns and channels. - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, B, C, of_in1s_prods, of_in2s_prods, of_out2s_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - idx = i * num_channels + j - of_in1s_prods[idx].fill( - A, - taps[idx], - group=tg, - ) - # Fill weights (one per channel) - for j in range(num_channels): - of_in2s_prods[j].fill( - B, - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - idx = i * num_channels + j - of_out2s_conss[idx].drain( - C, - taps[idx], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - weights_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], - [of.prod() for of in of_in2s], - [of.cons() for of in of_out2s], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - return Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers).resolve_program() + +@operator +class WeightedRMSNorm(RMSNorm, Operator[WeightedRMSNormOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated RMS Normalization layer with a learned weight row.""" + + x = In(RMSNorm.rows, RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, to=RMSNormOverlay.x) + w = In(RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, to=WeightedRMSNormOverlay.w) + y = Out(RMSNorm.rows, RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, from_=RMSNormOverlay.y) + + @property + def weighted(self) -> bool: + return True + + @property + def weight_length(self) -> int: + """Length of the weight vector, which here is one tile.""" + return self.ov.tile_size # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 8a30dd0907..95165350a1 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -1,83 +1,157 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from pathlib import Path - -from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import ClassVar, Dict -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -import aie.utils as aie_utils import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from iron.common.declare import ( + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + dim, + operator, + tunable, +) -@dataclass -class RoPE(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated RoPE (Rotary Position Embedding) operator""" - rows: int - cols: int - angle_rows: int | None = None - num_aie_columns: int = 1 +@operator +class RoPEOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for RoPE: one core per column, each rotating rows of ``cols``. + + Applies RoPE to each row of the input against a row of precomputed + angles. The angle table may have fewer rows than the input; each angle + row is then reused for ``rows / angle_rows`` consecutive input rows, + which is the layout of a tensor holding several heads per token. + + - cols: the head dimension; rope.cc processes two 16-element vectors at a time + - method_type: 0 = two-halves (HF), 1 = interleaved/Llama + """ + + cols: int = dim() + num_aie_columns: int = tunable(1) method_type: int = 0 - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) + + x = StreamIn(1, cols, per=num_aie_columns) + lut = StreamIn(1, cols, per=num_aie_columns) + y = StreamOut(1, cols, per=num_aie_columns) + lut_rows = Resident(np.int32) # angle rows each core consumes + rows_per_lut = Resident(np.int32) # input rows per angle row _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, "num_aie_columns": "col", - "angle_rows": "arows", "method_type": "m", } - def __post_init__(self): + def validate(self) -> None: + if not (self.cols % 32 == 0 and self.cols >= 32): + raise ValueError("cols must be multiple of 32 and >= 32") + if self.method_type not in {0, 1}: + raise ValueError(f"method_type must be 0 or 1, got {self.method_type}") + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + tile = self.x.tile + n = self.num_aie_columns + symbol = "rope_two_halves" if self.method_type == 0 else "rope" + kernel = target.kernel( + symbol, + [tile, self.lut.tile, tile, np.int32], + source=target.kernels_dir / "generic" / "rope.cc", + ) + of_in = [ObjectFifo(tile, name=f"in_{i}") for i in range(n)] + of_lut = [ObjectFifo(self.lut.tile, name=f"lut_{i}") for i in range(n)] + of_out = [ObjectFifo(tile, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(n)] + i32x2 = np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]] + counts = [target.rtp(i32x2, name=f"counts_{i}") for i in range(n)] + barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(n)] + cols = self.cols + + def core_body(of_in, of_lut, of_out, rope_kernel, counts, barrier): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + lut_rows = counts[0] + rows_per_lut = counts[1] + for _ in range_(lut_rows): + elem_lut = of_lut.acquire(1) + for _ in range_(rows_per_lut): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + rope_kernel(elem_in, elem_lut, elem_out, cols) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + of_lut.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + of_in[i].cons(), + of_lut[i].cons(), + of_out[i].prod(), + kernel, + counts[i], + barriers[i], + ], + ) + for i in range(n) + ] + for i in range(n): + self.x[i].bind(of_in[i].prod()) + self.lut[i].bind(of_lut[i].prod()) + self.y[i].bind(of_out[i].cons()) + self.lut_rows.bind(counts, 0) + self.rows_per_lut.bind(counts, 1) + return workers + + +@operator +class RoPE(Operator[RoPEOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated RoPE (Rotary Position Embedding) operator""" + + rows: int = dim() + angle_rows: int | None = dim(None) + + x = In(rows, RoPEOverlay.cols, to=RoPEOverlay.x) + angles = In(angle_rows, RoPEOverlay.cols, to=RoPEOverlay.lut) + y = Out(rows, RoPEOverlay.cols, from_=RoPEOverlay.y) + + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"angle_rows": "arows"} + + def validate(self) -> None: if self.angle_rows is None: self.angle_rows = self.rows - - if not (self.cols % (16 * 2) == 0 and self.cols >= (16 * 2)): - raise ValueError("cols must be multiple of 32 and >= 32") - if self.rows % self.num_aie_columns != 0: - raise ValueError("rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns") if not (self.angle_rows <= self.rows and self.rows % self.angle_rows == 0): raise ValueError("angle_rows must divide rows") - if not ( - self.angle_rows >= self.num_aie_columns - and self.angle_rows % self.num_aie_columns == 0 - ): - raise ValueError("angle_rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns") - if self.method_type not in {0, 1}: - raise ValueError(f"method_type must be 0 or 1, got {self.method_type}") - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + def compatible(self) -> None: + n = self.ov.num_aie_columns + if self.rows % n: + raise Incompatible("rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns") + if not (self.angle_rows >= n and self.angle_rows % n == 0): + raise Incompatible("angle_rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns") - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator(fn=rope, bind_from=self), - ) + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + return { + "lut_rows": self.angle_rows // self.ov.num_aie_columns, + "rows_per_lut": self.rows // self.angle_rows, + } - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(rows, cols, angle_rows=None): - # The angles broadcast: angle_rows divides rows, and defaults to it. - angle_rows = rows if angle_rows is None else angle_rows - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (rows, cols)), # input tensor - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (angle_rows, cols)), # angles - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (rows, cols)), # output - ] + @property + def cols(self) -> int: + return self.ov.cols + + @property + def method_type(self) -> int: + return self.ov.method_type def reference(self, x, angles): """CPU reference for RoPE. @@ -91,170 +165,6 @@ def reference(self, x, angles): return reference(x, angles, self.method_type, self.rows, self.cols) -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -""" -Rotary Positional Encoding (RoPE) design - -Applies RoPE to each row of the input tensor. -Expects input tensor of shape (rows, cols) and a tensor of precomputed angles (look-up table) of shape (angle_rows, cols). -Another interpretation of the input tensor is (rows / num_heads, num_heads, cols), where num_heads = rows / angle_rows. - -- rows: number of rows in the input tensor (e.g., number of tokens) -- cols: number of columns in the input tensor (e.g., head dimension) -- angle_rows: number of input rows in the angle look-up table. - If this is less than `rows`, each row of angles will be reused for `rows / angle_rows` consecutive rows of the input tensor. - This is useful for models where multiple heads share the same positional encodings and the heads are 'interspersed' in the input tensor (i.e. input tensor shape is (rows, n_heads, cols)). -""" - - -def rope( - dev, - rows, - cols, - angle_rows=None, - num_aie_columns=1, - trace_size=0, - method_type=None, - func_prefix="", - kernels_dir=None, -): - dtype = bfloat16 - - if angle_rows is None: - angle_rows = rows - assert cols % (16 * 2) == 0 and cols >= ( - 16 * 2 - ), "cols must be multiple of 32 and >= 32 (rope.cc kernel processes two 16-element vectors at a time)" - assert rows % num_aie_columns == 0, "rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns" - assert angle_rows <= rows and rows % angle_rows == 0, "angle_rows must divide rows" - assert ( - angle_rows >= num_aie_columns and angle_rows % num_aie_columns == 0 - ), "angle_rows must be divisible by num_aie_columns" - - tensor_rows_per_aie_column = rows // num_aie_columns - angle_rows_per_aie_column = angle_rows // num_aie_columns - tensor_rows_per_angle_row = rows // angle_rows - - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(rows, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] - angle_ty = np.ndarray[(angle_rows, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] - tensor_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(1, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] - angle_tile_ty = np.ndarray[(1, cols), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos (one per column, not per channel) - of_in = [ObjectFifo(tensor_tile_ty, name=f"in_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns)] - of_lut = [ - ObjectFifo(angle_tile_ty, name=f"lut_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - of_out = [ - ObjectFifo(tensor_tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration. method_type 0 = two-halves (HF), 1 = - # interleaved/Llama (the "rope" symbol). - rope_symbol = "rope_two_halves" if method_type == 0 else "rope" - rope_kernel = declare_kernel( - rope_symbol, - [tensor_tile_ty, angle_tile_ty, tensor_tile_ty, np.int32], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "rope.cc", - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in, of_lut, of_out, rope_kernel): - # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(angle_rows_per_aie_column): - elem_lut = of_lut.acquire(1) - for _ in range_(tensor_rows_per_angle_row): - elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - rope_kernel(elem_in, elem_lut, elem_out, cols) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - of_lut.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile (one per column) - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in[i].cons(), - of_lut[i].cons(), - of_out[i].prod(), - rope_kernel, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # This pattern chops the data into equal chunks and moves them in parallel across the columns - tensor_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (rows, cols), - i * tensor_rows_per_aie_column * cols, # Start offset for column i - [1, 1, 1, tensor_rows_per_aie_column * cols], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - angle_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (angle_rows, cols), - i * angle_rows_per_aie_column * cols, # Start offset for column i - [1, 1, 1, angle_rows_per_aie_column * cols], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, B, C, of_in_prods, of_lut_prods, of_out_conss): - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - of_in_prods[i].fill( - A, - tensor_taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - of_lut_prods[i].fill( - B, - angle_taps[i], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - of_out_conss[i].drain( - C, - tensor_taps[i], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - angle_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in], - [of.prod() for of in of_lut], - [of.cons() for of in of_out], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() - - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The CPU reference this operator is checked against. # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index 0bdc9186bd..dd9d591b7e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -1,300 +1,225 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from pathlib import Path +from typing import ClassVar, Dict -from dataclasses import dataclass, field - -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, - same_shape_unary, -) import numpy as np -from aie.iron import ( - Kernel, - ObjectFifo, - ScratchpadParameter, - Program, - Runtime, - TaskGroup, - Worker, - Buffer, - WorkerRuntimeBarrier, - sync_parameters, -) -from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ +import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.common.declare import ( + BoundValue, + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + Scratchpad, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + dim, + operator, + tunable, +) from iron.common.device_utils import lut_sources -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace -import torch from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -@dataclass -class Softmax(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated Softmax operation""" +@operator +class SoftmaxOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for row-wise softmax: one core per (column, channel), one row per tile. + + Each row is masked to ``vector_size`` valid elements before the softmax; + here that is a resident the sequence writes once per build + (``rtp_vector_size``, default the full row). + """ - rows: int - cols: int - num_aie_columns: int = 1 - num_channels: int = 1 + cols: int = dim() + num_aie_columns: int = tunable(1) + num_channels: int = tunable(1) rtp_vector_size: int | None = None - vector_size_parameter: str | None = None - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) - @property - def size(self): - return self.rows * self.cols + x = StreamIn(cols, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + y = StreamOut(cols, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + count = Resident(np.int32) + vector_size = Resident(np.int32) - def __post_init__(self): - if self.rows % 16 != 0: - raise ValueError(f"rows ({self.rows}) must be a multiple of 16") + def validate(self) -> None: if self.cols % 16 != 0: raise ValueError(f"cols ({self.cols}) must be a multiple of 16") - if self.rows % self.num_aie_columns != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"rows ({self.rows}) must be a multiple of num_aie_columns ({self.num_aie_columns})" - ) - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - @property - def bundled_sources(self) -> tuple: - """Translation units softmax.cc links but never calls through MLIR.""" - return lut_sources() - - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - # The design is declared below in this file, so hand the function - # over rather than importing this module a second time by path. - DesignGenerator(fn=softmax, bind_from=self), + def _kernels(self, target, tile_ty): + # Both live in softmax.cc, so they name one object: declared separately + # they would compile that translation unit twice and each copy would + # define both symbols. + source = target.kernel_source("softmax") + bundle = lut_sources(target.dev) + softmax_k = target.kernel( + "softmax_bf16", + [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], + source=source, + bundled_sources=bundle, + object_file_name="softmax.o", ) + mask_k = target.kernel( + "mask_bf16", + [tile_ty, np.int32, np.int32], + source=source, + bundled_sources=bundle, + object_file_name="softmax.o", + ) + return softmax_k, mask_k + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + tile_ty = self.x.tile + cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels + n_cores = cols * chans + softmax_k, mask_k = self._kernels(target, tile_ty) + of_ins = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}") + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}") + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + # [count, vector_size] per core, or [count] when vector_size is a scratchpad value + dynamic = isinstance(self.vector_size, BoundValue) + rtp_ty = np.ndarray[(1 if dynamic else 2,), np.dtype[np.int32]] + rtps = [target.rtp(rtp_ty, name=f"rtp_{k}") for k in range(n_cores)] + barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(n_cores)] + per_tile = self.cols + param = self.vector_size.param if dynamic else None + + def core_body( + of_in, + of_out, + softmax_kernel, + mask_kernel, + rtp, + barrier, + vector_size_src=None, + ): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + n = rtp[0] + # `dynamic` is a compile-time constant, so only one of these is + # emitted: a scratchpad parameter read or a write-RTP buffer load. + vector_size = vector_size_src.read() if dynamic else rtp[1] + for _ in range_(n): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + mask_kernel(elem_in, vector_size, per_tile) + softmax_kernel(elem_in, elem_out, per_tile) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [ + of_ins[k].cons(), + of_outs[k].prod(), + softmax_k, + mask_k, + rtps[k], + barriers[k], + ] + + ([param] if dynamic else []), + ) + for k in range(n_cores) + ] + for k in range(n_cores): + self.x[k].bind(of_ins[k].prod()) + self.y[k].bind(of_outs[k].cons()) + self.count.bind(rtps, 0) + if not dynamic: + self.vector_size.bind(rtps, 1) + return workers - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(rows, cols): - return same_shape_unary(rows * cols) - def reference(self, x): - """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over ``cols``. +@operator +class DynamicSoftmaxOverlay(SoftmaxOverlay): + """Softmax whose valid row length is a per-call value (llama's decode mask). - Note: ignores the runtime ``vector_size_parameter`` (if any); the - reference always softmaxes over the full ``cols``. For decode-style - usage with a masked tail, the trailing positions will not match the - NPU output.""" - return reference(x.reshape(self.rows, self.cols)) + ``vector_size_symbol`` names the device symbol the host writes, for the + call sites that still address it by string. + """ + vector_size_symbol: str | None = None -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + vector_size = Scratchpad(np.int32) + def value_symbol(self, value): + return self.vector_size_symbol if value.name == "vector_size" else None -def softmax( - dev, - size, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - trace_size, - cols, - rtp_vector_size=None, - vector_size_parameter=None, - func_prefix="", - bundled_sources=(), - kernels_dir=None, -): - per_tile_elements = cols - if rtp_vector_size is None: - rtp_vector_size = per_tile_elements - total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels - per_core_elements = size // total_cores - if size % total_cores != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Number of elements ({size}) must be a multiple of {total_cores}." - ) - N_div_n = per_core_elements // per_tile_elements - chunk = size // num_aie_columns // num_channels # For offset calculation - dtype = bfloat16 - - # Define tensor types - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}") - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}") - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - # Both live in softmax.cc, so they name one object: declared separately - # they would compile that translation unit twice and each copy would - # define both symbols. - softmax_source = Path(kernels_dir) / get_kernel_dir(dev) / "softmax.cc" - softmax_kernel = declare_kernel( - "softmax_bf16", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], - source=softmax_source, - bundled_sources=bundled_sources, - object_file_name="softmax.o", - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - mask_kernel = declare_kernel( - "mask_bf16", - [tile_ty, np.int32, np.int32], - source=softmax_source, - bundled_sources=bundled_sources, - object_file_name="softmax.o", - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - - # Vector size source: either a scratchpad Parameter (synced from host each - # dispatch) or a write-RTP buffer set via rt.inline_ops at compile time. - use_scratchpad = vector_size_parameter is not None - vector_size_param = ( - ScratchpadParameter(vector_size_parameter, np.int32) if use_scratchpad else None - ) - - def core_body( - of_in1, of_out, softmax_kernel, mask_kernel, vector_size_src, barrier - ): - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - # `use_scratchpad` is a compile-time constant, so only one of these - # branches is emitted into the core: a scratchpad Parameter read or a - # write-RTP buffer load. - if use_scratchpad: - vector_size = vector_size_src.read() - else: - vector_size = vector_size_src[0] - for _ in range_(N_div_n): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - mask_kernel(elem_in1, vector_size, per_tile_elements) - softmax_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out, per_tile_elements) - of_in1.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - rtps = ( - [] - if use_scratchpad - else [ - Buffer( - np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - name=f"rtp_{i}_{j}", - use_write_rtp=True, + +@operator +class Softmax(Operator[SoftmaxOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated Softmax operation""" + + rows: int = dim() + + x = In(rows, SoftmaxOverlay.cols, to=SoftmaxOverlay.x) + y = Out(rows, SoftmaxOverlay.cols, from_=SoftmaxOverlay.y) + + @classmethod + def _classic(cls, kwargs): + # The legacy spelling picks the dynamic overlay by naming its symbol. + symbol = kwargs.pop("vector_size_parameter", None) + if symbol is not None: + names = { + f.name for f in SoftmaxOverlay.__dataclass_fields__.values() if f.init + } + ov_kwargs = {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} + return DynamicSoftmaxOverlay(vector_size_symbol=symbol, **ov_kwargs), kwargs + return super()._classic(kwargs) + + @property + def cols(self) -> int: + return self.ov.cols + + @property + def size(self) -> int: + return self.rows * self.ov.cols + + def validate(self) -> None: + if self.rows % 16 != 0: + raise ValueError(f"rows ({self.rows}) must be a multiple of 16") + + def compatible(self) -> None: + ov = self.ov + if self.rows % ov.num_aie_columns: + raise Incompatible( + f"rows ({self.rows}) must be a multiple of num_aie_columns ({ov.num_aie_columns})" + ) + total = ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels + if self.rows % total: + raise Incompatible( + f"rows ({self.rows}) must be a multiple of the {total} cores" ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - ) - - barriers = [ - WorkerRuntimeBarrier() - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile - def worker_args(i, j): - idx = i * num_channels + j - per_core_runtime = vector_size_param if use_scratchpad else rtps[idx] - return [ - of_in1s[idx].cons(), - of_outs[idx].prod(), - softmax_kernel, - mask_kernel, - per_core_runtime, - barriers[idx], - ] - my_workers = [ - Worker(core_body, worker_args(i, j)) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk * i * num_channels + chunk * j, - [1, 1, 1, chunk], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, C, in1_prods, out_conses): - if use_scratchpad: - # The host writes vector_size into the scratchpad via - # ParameterScratchpad before each dispatch; sync delivers it to the - # per-core parameter buffer. - sync_parameters() - else: - # Set the static (compile-time) run-time parameter controlling how - # many elements each core processes. - for rtp in rtps: - rtp[0] = rtp_vector_size - - for i in range(num_aie_columns * num_channels): - barriers[i].set(1) - - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - in1_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - A, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - out_conses[i * num_channels + j].drain( - C, - taps[i * num_channels + j], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers) - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + ov = self.ov + out = {"count": self.rows // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels)} + if not isinstance(ov.vector_size, BoundValue): + out["vector_size"] = ( + ov.rtp_vector_size if ov.rtp_vector_size is not None else ov.cols + ) + return out + + def reference(self, x): + """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over ``cols``. + + Note: ignores a per-call ``vector_size`` (if any); the reference + always softmaxes over the full ``cols``. For decode-style usage with + a masked tail, the trailing positions will not match the NPU output.""" + return reference(x.reshape(self.rows, self.cols)) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- From 91b1dec2598b654a71796b0f69cace06641a53c5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:03:59 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 070/215] operator model: status after step 2 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 5 ++--- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index f722d06f88..76f1771eb1 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -851,10 +851,9 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | library-owned build (ยง5, ยง6) | `iron/common/build.py` | 6 tests: derived order and patterns, override slicing, preamble | **needs a run**: Runtime/Program construction, resident writes, barrier sets | | GEMV (ยง14 step 1) | `iron/operators/gemv/op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, tuning, compatibility, override transfers | **needs the gate**: byte-identical `matvec_vectorized_bf16_bf16.o` | | unary and binary bases, ten operators (ยง14 step 2, part) | `iron/common/operator_bases.py`, ten `op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, resident counts, transfers per core | **needs a run**: resident-driven core loops are new code; C11 byte-identity now expected to pass | +| dequant, rms_norm (two pairs), rope, softmax (two overlays) (ยง14 step 2, rest) | four `op.py` | legacy spellings, arg specs, tuning, resident values, transfers per slot, rejections | **needs a run**; softmax's snapshot entry is now `rows x cols` and must be regenerated | -Not started from step 2: dequant, rms_norm, rope, softmax (softmax needs -the preamble's scratchpad sync, which the build issues when the operator -declares values). Step 3 onward untouched. `arg_spec`, `bind()` and the +Step 2 is complete. Step 3 onward untouched. `arg_spec`, `bind()` and the snapshot are still in the tree and still consumed by the unconverted operators; the converted ones serve `get_arg_spec()` from their buffers. From e1b771dda0c0b20b1d4f7e0f5d52cb40de90e2b2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:07:41 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 071/215] operators: repeat, strided_copy and transpose as declared overrides The first of the step-3 overrides: operators whose sequence the library cannot derive, written as design(rt) over the same Sequence the derived path uses, with the access patterns they hand-wrote kept as explicit descriptors. repeat and strided_copy are memtile pass-throughs with no cores; their overlays are a fifo forwarded from shim to shim, sized by transfer_size. repeat's re-read is the outermost (iteration) dimension with a zero stride and its interleave is in the output descriptor, exactly as before; the cols split that keeps both within the wrap fields is the operator's, checked at construction. strided_copy's per-channel gather and scatter are its own descriptors, and its two optional per-call offsets are Scratchpad members an instance enables by naming their symbol (uses_value), so a copy without a patched offset declares no device parameter and syncs nothing; llama's "cache_offset" is the symbol the host still writes by string until step 7. transfer_size is required on the overlay, since an overlay is extent-free; the legacy spelling derives it from the sizes. transpose keeps its batched, partially-transposing descriptors and its one task group per batch, and moves its three nested trip counts (batches, tiles per column, tiles per channel) into residents the sequence writes. Its host buffers are M x N in and N x M out, the shape its golden reference has, rather than the flat same-shape spec. Added for these: uses_value() on operators, and offset_by= on an explicit fill or drain. The strided_copy test that expected an AssertionError from compile() now accepts the Incompatible raised at tune time, same message. Verified device-free against the stub: construction, arg specs, tuning, enabled values and their symbols, resident values, the transfers issued with and without a patched offset, and the rejections. Not compiled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/build.py | 18 +- iron/common/declare.py | 17 +- iron/operators/repeat/op.py | 237 +++++++-------- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 402 +++++++++++------------- iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 453 ++++++++++++---------------- 6 files changed, 512 insertions(+), 617 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 0790aa5e52..b942ac5570 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -150,15 +150,21 @@ def __init__(self, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data: dict[str, Any]): # -- transfers --------------------------------------------------------- - def fill(self, stream, source, *, group=None, wait: bool = False): - return self._transfer("fill", stream, source, group, wait) + def fill(self, stream, source, *, group=None, wait: bool = False, offset_by=None): + return self._transfer("fill", stream, source, group, wait, offset_by) - def drain(self, stream, dest, *, group=None, wait: bool = True): - return self._transfer("drain", stream, dest, group, wait) + def drain(self, stream, dest, *, group=None, wait: bool = True, offset_by=None): + return self._transfer("drain", stream, dest, group, wait, offset_by) - def _transfer(self, verb: str, stream, what, group, wait: bool): + def _transfer(self, verb: str, stream, what, group, wait: bool, offset_by=None): handle = self._handle(stream) - buffer, accesses, offset_by = self._resolve(what) + buffer, accesses, sliced_by = self._resolve(what) + offset_by = offset_by or sliced_by + if offset_by is not None and offset_by.param is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{offset_by.name} has no device parameter: the operator does not use " + f"it (uses_value) or the build has not created it yet" + ) data = self._rt_data[buffer.name] offset_parameter = offset_by.param if offset_by is not None else None tasks = [] diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 8e0f027da2..ab7f462957 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -1225,7 +1225,22 @@ def outputs(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: @property def values(self) -> list[BoundValue]: - return [self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Value)] + """The per-call values this instance uses (see :meth:`uses_value`).""" + return [ + self._bound[m.name] + for m in self._members + if isinstance(m, _Value) and self.uses_value(m.name) + ] + + def uses_value(self, name: str) -> bool: + """Whether this instance drives the declared per-call value ``name``. + + A value an instance does not use gets no device parameter and no + sync. The default is every declared value; an operator whose values + are optional (a strided copy with or without a patched offset) + overrides this. + """ + return True def _bind(self) -> None: bound: dict[str, Any] = {} diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py index ad8515d73c..e7606c195c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py @@ -1,154 +1,143 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass, field +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import field from typing import ClassVar, Dict -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -import aie.utils as aie_utils import numpy as np -from aie.dialects.aiex import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.common.declare import ( + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + dim, + operator, + tunable, +) +from iron.common.tiling import Access, granule_elements +from iron.common.utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -@dataclass -class Repeat(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated repeat-interleave operator""" +@operator +class RepeatOverlay(Overlay): + """A memtile pass-through of ``transfer_size`` elements; no cores. + + The repeat is entirely in the runtime sequence's descriptors: the input + is re-read ``repeat`` times and the output interleaved. ``cols`` sizes + the pass-through and is therefore overlay-tier. + """ - rows: int - cols: int - repeat: int - transfer_size: int | None = None + cols: int = dim() + transfer_size: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) dtype: object = field(default=bfloat16, repr=False) - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, - "repeat": "by", - "transfer_size": "ts", - } + s = StreamIn(transfer_size, dtype=dtype) + d = StreamOut(transfer_size, dtype=dtype) - def __post_init__(self): - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"transfer_size": "ts"} - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator(fn=repeat, bind_from=self), - ) + def tuning(self, dev) -> "RepeatOverlay": + return dataclasses.replace(self, transfer_size=self.transfer_size or self.cols) - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(rows, cols, repeat, dtype=bfloat16): - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (rows, cols), dtype=dtype), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (rows * repeat, cols), dtype=dtype), - ] + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo - def reference(self, x): - """CPU reference: repeat-interleave along the leading dimension.""" - return reference(x, self.repeat) + fifo_in = ObjectFifo(self.s.tile, name="fifo_in", depth=2) + fifo_out = fifo_in.cons().forward(name="fifo_out", depth=2) + self.s.bind(fifo_in.prod()) + self.d.bind(fifo_out.cons()) + return [] -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@operator +class Repeat(Operator[RepeatOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated repeat-interleave operator""" + + rows: int = dim() + repeat: int = dim() + # rows * repeat; derived unless given, since a shape may not be an expression. + out_rows: int | None = dim(None, repr=False) + + x = In(rows, RepeatOverlay.cols, dtype=RepeatOverlay.dtype, to=RepeatOverlay.s) + y = Out( + out_rows, RepeatOverlay.cols, dtype=RepeatOverlay.dtype, from_=RepeatOverlay.d + ) -""" -Repeat interleave -""" - - -def repeat(dev, dtype, rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size=None): - elem_bytes = np.dtype(dtype).itemsize - dtype = np.dtype[dtype] - - # Split cols into cols_split chunks of cols // cols_split. This is required to - # satisfy hardware constraints on BD dimensions. We must choose a split that - # does not exceed the hardware register sizes: - # - the chunk length is the innermost dim: <= 1023 (10-bit wrap) AND a whole number - # of 32-bit words, since the BD's innermost size is denominated in words - # - the chunk count is the next dim out: <= 1023, the same wrap field - # An odd cols has only odd divisors, so no split of it is ever word-aligned at bf16; - # that is reported here rather than left to the BD verifier. - granule = max(1, 4 // elem_bytes) # elements per 32-bit word - cols_split = None - for divisor in range(1, cols + 1): - if cols % divisor: - continue - chunk = cols // divisor - if chunk <= 1023 and divisor <= 1023 and chunk % granule == 0: - cols_split = divisor - break - if cols_split is None: + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"repeat": "by"} + + def validate(self) -> None: + expected = self.rows * self.repeat + if self.out_rows is None: + self.out_rows = expected + elif self.out_rows != expected: + raise ValueError( + f"out_rows={self.out_rows} is not rows * repeat ({expected})" + ) + self._cols_split() # reject an unsplittable cols at construction + + @property + def cols(self) -> int: + return self.ov.cols + + def _cols_split(self) -> int: + """Split cols into cols_split chunks of cols // cols_split. + + The chunk length is the innermost descriptor dimension, at most 1023 + and a whole number of 32-bit words; the chunk count is the next + dimension out, at most 1023. An odd cols has only odd divisors, so + no split of it is ever word-aligned at bf16; that is reported here + rather than left to the BD verifier. + """ + cols = self.ov.cols + granule = granule_elements(self.ov.dtype) + for divisor in range(1, cols + 1): + if cols % divisor: + continue + chunk = cols // divisor + if ( + chunk <= DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP + and divisor <= DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP + and chunk % granule == 0 + ): + return divisor + elem_bytes = np.dtype(self.ov.dtype).itemsize raise ValueError( f"Cannot split cols={cols} at {elem_bytes} bytes/element: need a divisor d " f"with cols//d <= 1023, d <= 1023, and cols//d a multiple of {granule} " f"({granule} elements = one 32-bit word). No divisor of {cols} satisfies all three." ) - if transfer_size is None: - transfer_size = cols - - inp_ty = np.ndarray[ - (rows, cols), - dtype, - ] - out_ty = np.ndarray[ - (rows * repeat, cols), - dtype, - ] - transfer_ty = np.ndarray[ - (transfer_size,), - dtype, - ] - - input_tap = TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(rows, cols), - offset=0, - # The chunk LENGTH is innermost so the contiguous run is the innermost dim; the - # chunk COUNT sits outside it. Swapping these two produces the same address - # sequence, but putting the count innermost makes the unsplit case (cols_split - # == 1) a 1-element innermost dim, which is not a whole 32-bit word for any - # sub-word dtype and is rejected by the BD verifier. - sizes=[repeat, rows, cols_split, cols // cols_split], - strides=[0, cols, cols // cols_split, 1], - ) - - output_tap = TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(rows * repeat, cols), - offset=0, - sizes=[repeat, rows, cols_split, cols // cols_split], - strides=[cols, cols * repeat, cols // cols_split, 1], - ) + def design(self, rt): + rows, cols, repeat = self.rows, self.ov.cols, self.repeat + cols_split = self._cols_split() + chunk = cols // cols_split + # The chunk length is innermost so the contiguous run is the innermost + # dimension; the chunk count sits outside it. The input's outermost + # (iteration) dimension re-reads the whole matrix ``repeat`` times with + # a zero stride; the output's interleaves. + input_tap = Access( + self.x.elements, 0, (repeat, rows, cols_split, chunk), (0, cols, chunk, 1) + ) + output_tap = Access( + self.y.elements, + 0, + (repeat, rows, cols_split, chunk), + (cols, cols * repeat, chunk, 1), + ) + with rt.group() as tg: + rt.fill(self.ov.s, (self.x, input_tap), group=tg) + rt.drain(self.ov.d, (self.y, output_tap), group=tg, wait=True) - # Use smaller FIFOs for the transfer amount - fifo_in = ObjectFifo(transfer_ty, name="fifo_in", depth=2) - fifo_out = fifo_in.cons().forward(name="fifo_out", depth=2) - - def sequence(inp, out, fifo_in_prod, fifo_out_cons): - tg = TaskGroup() - fifo_in_prod.fill(inp, input_tap, group=tg) - fifo_out_cons.drain(out, output_tap, group=tg, wait=True) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - inp_ty, - out_ty, - fifo_in.prod(), - fifo_out.cons(), - ], - ) - return Program(dev, rt).resolve_program() + def reference(self, x): + """CPU reference: repeat-interleave along the leading dimension.""" + return reference(x, self.repeat) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index 5c545dc589..7f63e531ba 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -1,67 +1,145 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass, field +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import field from typing import ClassVar, Dict +import numpy as np +import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, +from iron.common.declare import ( + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Scratchpad, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + dim, + operator, + tunable, ) -import aie.utils as aie_utils -import numpy as np -from aie.dialects.aiex import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import ( - ObjectFifo, - Program, - Runtime, - ScratchpadParameter, - TaskGroup, - sync_parameters, -) -import torch +from iron.common.tiling import Access from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -@dataclass -class StridedCopy(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated strided copy operator""" +@operator +class StridedCopyOverlay(Overlay): + """A memtile pass-through, one channel per fifo; no cores. - input_sizes: list - input_strides: list - input_offset: int - output_sizes: list - output_strides: list - output_offset: int - input_buffer_size: int = field(repr=False) - output_buffer_size: int = field(repr=False) + Each channel's descriptor carries 1/num_aie_channels of the tensor, so the + fifo object is sized against the per-channel share (``transfer_size``). A + descriptor shorter than the object starves the memtile's S2MM: it never + completes an object, never releases the lock, and the drain never returns + (ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT). An integer multiple is fine; it cycles the buffer. + """ + + transfer_size: int = tunable() + num_aie_channels: int = tunable(1) dtype: object = field(default=bfloat16, repr=False) - transfer_size: int | None = None - num_aie_channels: int = 1 - input_offset_parameter: str | None = None - output_offset_parameter: str | None = None - kwargs: dict = field(default_factory=dict, repr=False) - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) + + s = StreamIn(transfer_size, dtype=dtype, per=num_aie_channels, depth=1) + d = StreamOut(transfer_size, dtype=dtype, per=num_aie_channels, depth=1) + + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { + "transfer_size": "tr", + "num_aie_channels": "ch", + } + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo + + for c in range(self.num_aie_channels): + fifo_in = ObjectFifo(self.s.tile, name=f"fifo_in_{c}", depth=1) + fifo_out = fifo_in.cons().forward(name=f"fifo_out_{c}", depth=1) + self.s[c].bind(fifo_in.prod()) + self.d[c].bind(fifo_out.cons()) + return [] + + +def _pad4(sizes, strides): + """Pad to 4-D: dropping leading dimensions leaves BD registers uninitialised.""" + sizes, strides = list(sizes), list(strides) + return [1] * (4 - len(sizes)) + sizes, [0] * (4 - len(strides)) + strides + + +@operator +class StridedCopy(Operator[StridedCopyOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated strided copy operator. + + Gathers by the input pattern and scatters by the output pattern, split + across the overlay's channels on the highest-index non-unit dimension. + Useful for data layout manipulation such as ``input[0, :, 0] -> output[:, 0, 0]``. + """ + + input_buffer_size: int = dim(repr=False) + output_buffer_size: int = dim(repr=False) + input_sizes: tuple = () + input_strides: tuple = () + input_offset: int = 0 + output_sizes: tuple = () + output_strides: tuple = () + output_offset: int = 0 + # Legacy: the device symbols of the two per-call offsets. Naming one is what + # enables it (see uses_value); a graph handle replaces this in step 6. + input_offset_parameter: str | None = field(default=None) + output_offset_parameter: str | None = field(default=None) + + x = In(input_buffer_size, dtype=StridedCopyOverlay.dtype, to=StridedCopyOverlay.s) + y = Out( + output_buffer_size, dtype=StridedCopyOverlay.dtype, from_=StridedCopyOverlay.d + ) + # Per-call addends on the two base addresses, patched into the descriptors. + in_offset = Scratchpad(np.int32) + out_offset = Scratchpad(np.int32) _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, "input_sizes": "isz", "input_strides": "ist", "input_offset": "ioff", "output_sizes": "osz", "output_strides": "ost", "output_offset": "ooff", - "transfer_size": "tr", - "num_aie_channels": "ch", "input_offset_parameter": "ipar", "output_offset_parameter": "opar", } - def __post_init__(self): + @classmethod + def _classic(cls, kwargs): + kwargs.pop("kwargs", None) + if kwargs.get("transfer_size") is None: + sizes = kwargs.get("input_sizes", ()) + channels = kwargs.get("num_aie_channels", 1) + kwargs["transfer_size"] = int(np.prod(sizes)) // channels + return super()._classic(kwargs) + + def uses_value(self, name: str) -> bool: + return { + "in_offset": self.input_offset_parameter, + "out_offset": self.output_offset_parameter, + }[name] is not None + + def value_symbol(self, value): + return { + "in_offset": self.input_offset_parameter, + "out_offset": self.output_offset_parameter, + }[value.name] + + @property + def transfer_size(self) -> int: + return self.ov.transfer_size + + @property + def num_aie_channels(self) -> int: + return self.ov.num_aie_channels + + @property + def dtype(self): + return self.ov.dtype + + def validate(self) -> None: if len(self.input_sizes) != len(self.input_strides): raise ValueError( f"input_sizes and input_strides must have the same length " @@ -72,200 +150,70 @@ def __post_init__(self): f"output_sizes and output_strides must have the same length " f"({len(self.output_sizes)} vs {len(self.output_strides)})" ) - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - fn=strided_copy, - kwargs=self.kwargs, - bind_from=self, - ), - ) + n_in, n_out = int(np.prod(self.input_sizes)), int(np.prod(self.output_sizes)) + if n_in != n_out: + raise ValueError( + f"a copy moves the same element count both ways: input_sizes " + f"{list(self.input_sizes)} has {n_in} elements, output_sizes " + f"{list(self.output_sizes)} has {n_out}" + ) + + def compatible(self) -> None: + from iron.common.declare import Incompatible + + channels = self.ov.num_aie_channels + for label, sizes in ( + ("input_sizes", self.input_sizes), + ("output_sizes", self.output_sizes), + ): + padded, _ = _pad4(sizes, sizes) + highest = max(i for i, sz in enumerate(padded) if sz >= 1) + if padded[highest] % channels: + raise Incompatible( + f"Highest dimension of {label} must be divisible by num_aie_channels" + ) + per_channel = int(np.prod(self.input_sizes)) // channels + if per_channel % self.ov.transfer_size: + raise Incompatible( + f"transfer_size {self.ov.transfer_size} must divide the per-channel transfer " + f"{per_channel} (= {int(np.prod(self.input_sizes))} / {channels} channels)" + ) - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, dtype=bfloat16): - # The two sizes are independent: a strided copy may gather from a large - # buffer into a small one. + def _taps(self, buffer, sizes, strides, offset): + sizes, strides = _pad4(sizes, strides) + highest = max(i for i, sz in enumerate(sizes) if sz >= 1) + channels = self.ov.num_aie_channels + share = sizes[highest] // channels + split = sizes[:highest] + [share] + sizes[highest + 1 :] return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (int(input_buffer_size),), dtype=dtype), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (int(output_buffer_size),), dtype=dtype), + Access( + buffer.elements, + offset + c * share * strides[highest], + tuple(split), + tuple(strides), + ) + for c in range(channels) ] - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -""" -Strided copy design - -This can be useful for data layout manipulation and data copying such as: -input[0, :, 0] -> output[:, 0, 0] -""" - - -def strided_copy( - dev, - dtype, - input_buffer_size, - input_sizes, - input_strides, - input_offset, - output_buffer_size, - output_sizes, - output_strides, - output_offset, - transfer_size=None, - num_aie_channels=1, - input_offset_parameter=None, - output_offset_parameter=None, -): - assert len(input_sizes) == len(input_strides) - assert len(output_sizes) == len(output_strides) - - # Pad out dimensions to 4D; dropping leading dimensions leads to compiler not initializing these registers, causing hard-to-debug errors - input_sizes = [1] * (4 - len(input_sizes)) + list(input_sizes) - input_strides = [0] * (4 - len(input_strides)) + list(input_strides) - output_sizes = [1] * (4 - len(output_sizes)) + list(output_sizes) - output_strides = [0] * (4 - len(output_strides)) + list(output_strides) - - input_highest_sz_idx = max(idx for idx, sz in enumerate(input_sizes) if sz >= 1) - output_highest_sz_idx = max(idx for idx, sz in enumerate(output_sizes) if sz >= 1) - assert ( - input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx] % num_aie_channels == 0 - ), "Highest dimension of input_sizes must be divisible by num_aie_channels" - assert ( - output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx] % num_aie_channels == 0 - ), "Highest dimension of output_sizes must be divisible by num_aie_channels" - - # Each channel's BD carries 1/num_aie_channels of the tensor, so the ObjectFifo object - # is sized against the per-channel share. A BD shorter than the object starves the - # MemTile's S2MM -- it never completes an object, never releases the lock, and the - # drain's dma_await_task never returns (ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT). An integer multiple is - # fine; it just cycles the buffer. - assert int(np.prod(input_sizes)) == int(np.prod(output_sizes)), ( - f"a copy moves the same element count both ways: input_sizes {input_sizes} " - f"has {int(np.prod(input_sizes))} elements, output_sizes {output_sizes} has " - f"{int(np.prod(output_sizes))}" - ) - per_channel_size = int(np.prod(input_sizes)) // num_aie_channels - if transfer_size is None: - transfer_size = per_channel_size - assert per_channel_size % transfer_size == 0, ( - f"transfer_size {transfer_size} must divide the per-channel transfer " - f"{per_channel_size} (= {int(np.prod(input_sizes))} / {num_aie_channels} channels)" - ) - transfer_ty = np.ndarray[ - (transfer_size,), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - - inp_ty = np.ndarray[ - (int(input_buffer_size),), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - out_ty = np.ndarray[ - (int(output_buffer_size),), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - - # input_offset_parameter (and output_offset_parameter) is the name of an - # aiex.scratchpad_parameter used to patch the DMA BD base address at runtime. The - # statically-computed offset is used as the base; the parameter's value is - # additively combined onto it inside the BD address registers via UPDATE_REG. - # The host writes the byte offset into the ctrl scratchpad before each - # dispatch via ParameterScratchpad. - in_offset_param = ( - ScratchpadParameter(input_offset_parameter, np.int32) - if input_offset_parameter is not None - else None - ) - out_offset_param = ( - ScratchpadParameter(output_offset_parameter, np.int32) - if output_offset_parameter is not None - else None - ) - - input_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(int(input_buffer_size),), - offset=( - input_offset - + c - * (input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels) - * input_strides[input_highest_sz_idx] - ), - sizes=( - input_sizes[:input_highest_sz_idx] - + [input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels] - + input_sizes[input_highest_sz_idx + 1 :] - ), - strides=list(input_strides), + def design(self, rt): + ins = self._taps( + self.x, self.input_sizes, self.input_strides, self.input_offset ) - for c in range(num_aie_channels) - ] - - output_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(int(output_buffer_size),), - offset=( - output_offset - + c - * (output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels) - * output_strides[output_highest_sz_idx] - ), - sizes=( - output_sizes[:output_highest_sz_idx] - + [output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx] // num_aie_channels] - + output_sizes[output_highest_sz_idx + 1 :] - ), - strides=list(output_strides), + outs = self._taps( + self.y, self.output_sizes, self.output_strides, self.output_offset ) - for c in range(num_aie_channels) - ] - - # Use smaller FIFOs for the transfer amount - fifos_in = [ - ObjectFifo(transfer_ty, name=f"fifo_in_{c}", depth=1) - for c in range(num_aie_channels) - ] - fifos_out = [ - fifos_in[c].cons().forward(name=f"fifo_out_{c}", depth=1) - for c in range(num_aie_channels) - ] - - def sequence(inp, out, fifos_in_prods, fifos_out_conss): - if in_offset_param is not None or out_offset_param is not None: - sync_parameters() - tg = TaskGroup() - for c in range(num_aie_channels): - fifos_in_prods[c].fill( - inp, - input_taps[c], - group=tg, - offset_parameter=in_offset_param, - ) - fifos_out_conss[c].drain( - out, - output_taps[c], - group=tg, - wait=True, - offset_parameter=out_offset_param, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - inp_ty, - out_ty, - [of.prod() for of in fifos_in], - [of.cons() for of in fifos_out], - ], - ) - return Program(dev, rt).resolve_program() + in_off = self.in_offset if self.uses_value("in_offset") else None + out_off = self.out_offset if self.uses_value("out_offset") else None + with rt.group() as tg: + for c in range(self.ov.num_aie_channels): + rt.fill(self.ov.s[c], (self.x, ins[c]), group=tg, offset_by=in_off) + rt.drain( + self.ov.d[c], + (self.y, outs[c]), + group=tg, + wait=True, + offset_by=out_off, + ) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py index 3c3bd97c50..fd7c00bfb2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py @@ -105,5 +105,5 @@ def test_transfer_size_not_dividing_per_channel_share_is_rejected(aie_context): operator = StridedCopy( **_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=4, transfer_size=512), context=aie_context ) - with pytest.raises(AssertionError, match="must divide the per-channel transfer"): + with pytest.raises((AssertionError, ValueError), match="must divide the per-channel transfer"): operator.compile() diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 4dad280087..6c6ad53cf9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -1,294 +1,231 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from pathlib import Path - -from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import ClassVar, Dict -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - same_shape_unary, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.common.declare import ( + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + dim, + operator, + optional, + tunable, +) +from iron.common.tiling import Access from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -@dataclass -class Transpose(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated transpose operator. +@operator +class TransposeOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for a shuffle transpose: one core per (column, channel). - ``num_batches`` > 1 performs that many independent (M,N)->(N,M) transposes on - contiguous matrices laid back-to-back in memory (results concatenated), mirroring - GEMV's batching โ€” the per-batch tile work rides the same ObjectFifos, so B batched - transposes cost ONE dispatch instead of B unrolled ones. + The memtile partially transposes each m x n tile on the way in so a core + only transposes s x s sub-tiles. The three trip counts (batches, tiles + per column, tiles per channel) are residents the sequence writes. """ - M: int - N: int - num_aie_columns: int - num_channels: int - m: int - n: int - s: int - num_batches: int = 1 - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) - - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, - "num_batches": "batch", - } - - def __post_init__(self): - if self.M % self.m != 0: - raise ValueError(f"Matrix rows ({self.M}) must be a multiple of {self.m}") - if self.N % self.n != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"Matrix columns ({self.N}) must be a multiple of {self.n}" - ) + m: int = tunable() + n: int = tunable() + s: int = tunable() + num_aie_columns: int = tunable() + num_channels: int = tunable() + + x = StreamIn(m, n, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + y = StreamOut(m, n, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) + batches = Resident(np.int32) + col_tiles = Resident(np.int32) + chan_tiles = Resident(np.int32) + + def validate(self) -> None: if self.m % self.s != 0: raise ValueError(f"AIE tile rows ({self.m}) must be a multiple of {self.s}") if self.n % self.s != 0: raise ValueError( f"AIE tile columns ({self.n}) must be a multiple of {self.s}" ) - if ( - self.M - * self.N - % (self.m * self.n * self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels) - != 0 - ): + if self.m * self.n > 8192: raise ValueError( - "Transfer size must be divisible by m*n*num_columns*num_channels" + f"Kernel tile size {self.m * self.n} needs to be below 8192 to fit within data memory." + ) + if self.s == 4 and (self.m <= 4 or self.n <= 4): + raise ValueError( + f"Kernel tile {self.s} needs AIE tile rows > 4 and columns > 4." + ) + if self.s == 8 and (self.m <= 16 or self.n <= 16): + raise ValueError( + f"Kernel tile {self.s} needs AIE tile rows > 16 and columns > 16." ) - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator(fn=shuffle_transpose, bind_from=self), + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + m, n, s = self.m, self.n, self.s + cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels + n_cores = cols * chans + tile_ty = np.ndarray[(m * n,), np.dtype[bfloat16]] + depth = 1 if m * n > 4096 else 2 + # The memtile reshuffle: sizes/strides only, so it is extent-free. + l2l1 = [m // s, s, n // s, s], [s, m, s * m, 1] + + kernel = target.kernel( + f"transpose_{s}x{s}", + [tile_ty, tile_ty], + source=target.kernels_dir / "generic" / "transpose.cc", + compile_flags=[f"-DDIM_m={m}", f"-DDIM_n={n}"], ) + of_l3l2 = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"of_in1s_L3L2_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + of_l2l1 = [ + of_l3l2[k] + .cons(dims_from_stream=_transformation_dims(*l2l1)) + .forward( + obj_type=tile_ty, + name=f"of_in1s_L2L1_{k // chans}_{k % chans}", + depth=depth, + ) + for k in range(n_cores) + ] + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) + for i in range(cols) + for j in range(chans) + ] + i32x3 = np.ndarray[(3,), np.dtype[np.int32]] + counts = [target.rtp(i32x3, name=f"counts_{k}") for k in range(n_cores)] + barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(n_cores)] + + def core_body(of_in, of_out, transpose, counts, barrier): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + batches = counts[0] + col_tiles = counts[1] + chan_tiles = counts[2] + # The kernel only ever sees s*s sub-tiles, so it is batch-agnostic. + for _ in range_(batches): + for _ in range_(col_tiles): + for _ in range_(chan_tiles): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + transpose(elem_in, elem_out) + of_out.release(1) + of_in.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_body, + [of_l2l1[k].cons(), of_outs[k].prod(), kernel, counts[k], barriers[k]], + ) + for k in range(n_cores) + ] + for k in range(n_cores): + self.x[k].bind(of_l3l2[k].prod()) + self.y[k].bind(of_outs[k].cons()) + self.batches.bind(counts, 0) + self.col_tiles.bind(counts, 1) + self.chan_tiles.bind(counts, 2) + return workers - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(M, N, num_batches=1): - # A transpose relayouts a flat buffer; M*N == N*M, so both sides carry - # the same shape and only the interpretation of it changes. - batch_dim = (num_batches,) if num_batches > 1 else () - return same_shape_unary(batch_dim + (M * N,)) - def reference(self, x): - """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an (M, N) matrix stored row-major.""" - return reference(x.reshape(self.M, self.N)) +def _transformation_dims(sizes, strides): + """What ``TensorAccessPattern.transformation_dims`` returns for these sizes/strides.""" + from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern + return TensorAccessPattern((1, 1), 0, sizes, strides).transformation_dims -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +@operator +class Transpose(Operator[TransposeOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated transpose operator. -def shuffle_transpose( - dev, - M, - N, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - m, - n, - s, - num_batches=1, - func_prefix="", - kernels_dir=None, -): - num_elements = M * N - per_tile_elements = m * n - dtype = bfloat16 - - if M % m != 0: - raise ValueError(f"Matrix rows ({M}) must be a multiple of {m}.") - if N % n != 0: - raise ValueError(f"Matrix columns ({N}) must be a multiple of {n}.") - if m % s != 0: - raise ValueError(f"AIE tile rows ({m}) must be a multiple of {s}.") - if n % s != 0: - raise ValueError(f"AIE tile columns ({n}) must be a multiple of {s}.") - if per_tile_elements > 8192: - raise ValueError( - f"Kernel tile size {per_tile_elements} needs to be below 8192 to fit within data memory." - ) + ``num_batches`` > 1 performs that many independent (M,N)->(N,M) transposes on + contiguous matrices laid back-to-back in memory (results concatenated), + mirroring GEMV's batching: the per-batch tile work rides the same + ObjectFifos, so B batched transposes cost ONE dispatch instead of B. + """ + + M: int = dim() + N: int = dim() + num_batches: int = dim(1) + + x = In(optional(num_batches), M, N, to=TransposeOverlay.x) + y = Out(optional(num_batches), N, M, from_=TransposeOverlay.y) + + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"num_batches": "batch"} - # Minimum tile sizes required by the two kernels - if s == 4 and (m <= 4 or n <= 4): - raise ValueError(f"Kernel tile {s} needs AIE tile rows > 4 and columns > 4.") - if s == 8 and (m <= 16 or n <= 16): - raise ValueError(f"Kernel tile {s} needs AIE tile rows > 16 and columns > 16.") - - # Define tensor types. The runtime tensor spans all batches (contiguous matrices); - # per-tile work on the cores is identical regardless of batch count. - tensor_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * num_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - tile_ty = np.ndarray[(per_tile_elements,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - fifodepth = 1 if per_tile_elements > 4096 else 2 - - # Create a TensorAccessPattern for each channel - # to describe the data movement - # The pattern chops the data in equal chunks - # and moves them in parallel across the columns - # and channels. Partially transposes the input - # data so that the kernel only needs to - # transpose s*s-sized sub-tiles. - # The L3 tensors hold num_batches contiguous (M,N) matrices stacked along the row - # dimension: in-dims (num_batches*M, N), out-dims (num_batches*N, M); at num_batches==1 - # these are simply (M,N)/(N,M). Each (i,j) column/channel emits one TAP per batch, offset - # by batch*num_elements; the per-batch internal sizes/strides are the same for every batch - # because each matrix is contiguous and row-major. - in_dims = (num_batches * M, N) - out_dims = (num_batches * N, M) - taps_in_L3L2 = [ - [ - TensorAccessPattern( - in_dims, - batch * num_elements - + (M // num_channels) * j * N - + (N // num_aie_columns) * i, - [M // num_channels // m, N // num_aie_columns // n, m, n], - [m * N, n, N, 1], + def compatible(self) -> None: + ov = self.ov + if self.M % ov.m != 0: + raise Incompatible(f"Matrix rows ({self.M}) must be a multiple of {ov.m}") + if self.N % ov.n != 0: + raise Incompatible( + f"Matrix columns ({self.N}) must be a multiple of {ov.n}" ) - for batch in range(num_batches) - ] - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - taps_in_L2L1 = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (M, N), - (M // num_channels) * j * N + (N // num_aie_columns) * i, - [m // s, s, n // s, s], - [s, m, s * m, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - taps_out_L1L3 = [ - [ - TensorAccessPattern( - out_dims, - batch * num_elements - + (N // num_aie_columns) * i * M - + (M // num_channels) * j, - [M // num_channels // m, N // num_aie_columns // n, n, m], - [m, n * M, M, 1], + if self.M * self.N % (ov.m * ov.n * ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) != 0: + raise Incompatible( + "Transfer size must be divisible by m*n*num_columns*num_channels" + ) + if (self.M // ov.num_channels) % ov.m or (self.N // ov.num_aie_columns) % ov.n: + raise Incompatible( + f"each channel's {self.M // ov.num_channels} rows and each column's " + f"{self.N // ov.num_aie_columns} columns must be whole tiles ({ov.m} x {ov.n})" ) - for batch in range(num_batches) - ] - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - of_in1s_L3L2 = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"of_in1s_L3L2_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_in1s_L2L1 = [ - of_in1s_L3L2[i * num_channels + j] - .cons(dims_from_stream=taps_in_L2L1[i * num_channels + j].transformation_dims) - .forward(obj_type=tile_ty, name=f"of_in1s_L2L1_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # AIE Core Function declaration - transpose_kernel = declare_kernel( - f"transpose_{s}x{s}", - [tile_ty, tile_ty], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "transpose.cc", - compile_flags=[f"-DDIM_m={m}", f"-DDIM_n={n}"], - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile - def core_body(of_in1, of_out, transpose_kernel): - # Process num_batches contiguous matrices through the same FIFOs: num_batches x the per-matrix - # tile iterations. The kernel only ever sees s*s sub-tiles, so it is batch-agnostic. - for _ in range_(num_batches): - # Number of sub-matrix "tile" iterations - for _ in range_(N // n // num_aie_columns): - for _ in range_(M // m // num_channels): - elem_in1 = of_in1.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - transpose_kernel(elem_in1, elem_out) - of_out.release(1) - of_in1.release(1) - - # Create a worker to run the task on a compute tile - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_in1s_L2L1[i * num_channels + j].cons(), - of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - transpose_kernel, - ], - ) - for i in range(num_aie_columns) - for j in range(num_channels) - ] - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, C, of_in1s_L3L2_prods, of_outs_conss): - - # One task group per batch (each a parallel fill+drain over all columns/channels), so the - # num_batches contiguous matrices stream through the same FIFOs in sequence. - for batch in range(num_batches): - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() - - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_in1s_L3L2_prods[i * num_channels + j].fill( - A, - taps_in_L3L2[i * num_channels + j][batch], - group=tg, - ) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs of data - for i in range(num_aie_columns): - for j in range(num_channels): - of_outs_conss[i * num_channels + j].drain( - C, - taps_out_L1L3[i * num_channels + j][batch], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg, - ) - tg.finish() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - tensor_ty, - tensor_ty, - [of.prod() for of in of_in1s_L3L2], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place program components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - return Program(dev, rt, workers=my_workers).resolve_program() + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + ov = self.ov + return { + "batches": self.num_batches, + "col_tiles": self.N // ov.n // ov.num_aie_columns, + "chan_tiles": self.M // ov.m // ov.num_channels, + } + + def design(self, rt): + """One task group per batch (a parallel fill+drain over all cores), so the + contiguous matrices stream through the same fifos in sequence.""" + ov = self.ov + M, N, nb = self.M, self.N, self.num_batches + m, n, cols, chans = ov.m, ov.n, ov.num_aie_columns, ov.num_channels + elems = M * N + for batch in range(nb): + with rt.group() as tg: + for i in range(cols): + for j in range(chans): + k = i * chans + j + # Partially transposes the input on the way in so the + # kernel only transposes s x s sub-tiles. + tap_in = Access( + self.x.elements, + batch * elems + (M // chans) * j * N + (N // cols) * i, + (M // chans // m, N // cols // n, m, n), + (m * N, n, N, 1), + ) + rt.fill(ov.x[k], (self.x, tap_in), group=tg) + for i in range(cols): + for j in range(chans): + k = i * chans + j + tap_out = Access( + self.y.elements, + batch * elems + (N // cols) * i * M + (M // chans) * j, + (M // chans // m, N // cols // n, n, m), + (m, n * M, M, 1), + ) + rt.drain(ov.y[k], (self.y, tap_out), group=tg, wait=True) + + def reference(self, x): + """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an (M, N) matrix stored row-major.""" + return reference(x.reshape(self.M, self.N)) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- From 14acae74edbb7485d32b634b4920fb4560e11fbc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:13:10 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 072/215] gemm: declare the overlay and the operator; the array and the sequence move verbatim GEMMOverlay holds the tiling (tile_m/k/n, the column count), the layout flags, the dtypes and the kernel flags, and builds the array exactly as my_matmul did: the same fifos, splits, joins, dims_to_stream, tile pins, worker arguments and stack size. GEMM holds M, K and N and the separate_c_tiles drain choice, declares A, B and C against the overlay's streams with select() carrying the two layout transposes, and writes the ping-pong transfer-block sequence in design(rt) over the library's Sequence: the same TensorTiler2D tilings, the same C descriptor reshaping under the 20-bit stride limit, the same group recycling (new_group/finish) and drain-before-fill order. The two RTP values, K_div_k and the tiles per core, are residents written by the preamble before the barriers are set, as the sequence did by hand. Library additions this needed: select() for a conditional host shape on a defaulted flag (inference reads the flag's given or default value); Overlay.device(target) so an overlay can build for the NPU1 column variants; raw TensorAccessPattern objects passed through fill/drain unchanged; Sequence.new_group() for hand-managed task groups; Target.base_dir for the in-tree aie2 mm.cc. Legacy spellings keep working: dtype_in="bf16"/"f32"/"i8"/... are translated by _classic, and tile_m/num_aie_columns/b_col_maj/ prio_accuracy/partition_B/pad_A/pad_B are still reachable on the operator. The standalone main() CLI is gone with the positional design signature it called. Verified device-free against the stub: construction on both layouts and mixed dtypes, arg specs, tuning geometry (shims for A, L2 tiles), resident values, inference through select(), and the rejections. The sequence body needs the real tiler and is unverified, as is everything else here on the toolchain. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/__init__.py | 1 + iron/common/build.py | 23 +- iron/common/declare.py | 81 ++ iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 1524 +++++++++++++++++-------------------- 4 files changed, 779 insertions(+), 850 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index acbad070bc..24fc5f52da 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -24,6 +24,7 @@ dim, tunable, optional, + select, In, Out, InOut, diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index b942ac5570..0b8234ee42 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -73,6 +73,7 @@ def __init__( self.func_prefix = func_prefix self.verbose = verbose self.trace_size = trace_size + self.base_dir = None # the IRON checkout; set by build_design from the context self.barriers: list[Any] = [] def kernel_source(self, name: str): @@ -174,7 +175,7 @@ def _transfer(self, verb: str, stream, what, group, wait: bool, offset_by=None): tasks.append( fn( data, - acc.tap(), + acc.tap() if isinstance(acc, Access) else acc, wait=wait and last, group=group if group is not None else self._group, offset_parameter=offset_parameter, @@ -208,9 +209,14 @@ def _resolve(self, what) -> tuple[BoundBuffer, list[Access], BoundValue | None]: and isinstance(what[0], BoundBuffer) ): buffer, acc = what - if not isinstance(acc, Access): - raise TypeError("(buffer, Access) expected") - return buffer, [acc], None + if isinstance(acc, Access): + return buffer, [acc], None + if hasattr(acc, "sizes") and hasattr(acc, "strides"): + # an upstream TensorAccessPattern (or a TensorTiler2D entry): pass it through + return buffer, [acc], None + raise TypeError( + "(buffer, Access) or (buffer, TensorAccessPattern) expected" + ) raise TypeError( f"fill/drain take a buffer, a slice of one, or (buffer, Access); got {what!r}" ) @@ -230,6 +236,12 @@ def group(self): self._group = previous tg.finish() + def new_group(self): + """A task group the caller finishes itself (for hand-rolled pipelines).""" + from aie.iron import TaskGroup + + return TaskGroup() + def sync_parameters(self) -> None: from aie.iron import sync_parameters @@ -355,6 +367,7 @@ def build_design( op = op.tuned(dev) ov = op.ov target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose, trace_size) + target.base_dir = getattr(op.context, "base_dir", None) # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. @@ -392,7 +405,7 @@ def sequence(*args): _derived(rt, op, ov) rt = Runtime(sequence, fn_args + params) - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=workers) + prog = Program(ov.device(target), rt, workers=workers) if trace_size: from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index ab7f462957..d567936b88 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -184,6 +184,30 @@ def optional(ref) -> _Optional: return _Optional(ref) +class _Select: + """A shape chosen by a flag: ``select(b_col_maj, (N, K), (K, N))``. + + The flag is a field with a default or one the caller passes explicitly; + it is never inferred. The only conditional shapes in the tree are GEMM's + layout flags, which transpose a declared shape rather than resize it. + """ + + __slots__ = ("flag", "when_true", "when_false") + + def __init__(self, flag, when_true, when_false) -> None: + self.flag = flag + self.when_true = tuple(when_true) + self.when_false = tuple(when_false) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"select({self.flag!r}, {self.when_true!r}, {self.when_false!r})" + + +def select(flag, when_true, when_false) -> _Select: + """A conditional shape. See :class:`_Select`.""" + return _Select(flag, when_true, when_false) + + _DimSpec = Any # Field (own class, pre-processing) | DimRef | int | _Optional @@ -695,6 +719,14 @@ def _resolve_dim(spec, instance) -> int: raise DeclarationError(f"cannot resolve {spec!r} as a dimension") +def _flag_value(flag, instance) -> bool: + if isinstance(flag, DimRef): + return bool(_lookup_ref(flag, instance)) + if isinstance(flag, Field): + return bool(getattr(instance, flag.name)) + return bool(flag) + + def _resolve_shape(dims, instance) -> tuple[int, ...]: out: list[int] = [] for d in dims: @@ -703,6 +735,10 @@ def _resolve_shape(dims, instance) -> tuple[int, ...]: if n > 1: out.append(n) continue + if isinstance(d, _Select): + branch = d.when_true if _flag_value(d.flag, instance) else d.when_false + out.extend(_resolve_shape(branch, instance)) + continue out.append(_resolve_dim(d, instance)) return tuple(out) @@ -742,6 +778,14 @@ def _rewrite_refs(specs: tuple, cls: type, fields_by_obj: dict[int, Field]) -> t for spec in specs: if isinstance(spec, _Optional): out.append(_Optional(_rewrite_refs((spec.ref,), cls, fields_by_obj)[0])) + elif isinstance(spec, _Select): + out.append( + _Select( + _rewrite_refs((spec.flag,), cls, fields_by_obj)[0], + _rewrite_refs(spec.when_true, cls, fields_by_obj), + _rewrite_refs(spec.when_false, cls, fields_by_obj), + ) + ) elif isinstance(spec, Field): f = fields_by_obj.get(id(spec)) if f is None: @@ -768,6 +812,10 @@ def _check_dim_ref( if isinstance(spec, _Optional): _check_dim_ref(cls, member, spec.ref, what, allow_tunable=allow_tunable) return + if isinstance(spec, _Select): + for d in spec.when_true + spec.when_false: + _check_dim_ref(cls, member, d, what, allow_tunable=allow_tunable) + return if isinstance(spec, bool): raise DeclarationError( f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {spec!r} is not a {what}" @@ -995,6 +1043,14 @@ def tuning(self, dev) -> "Overlay": """ return self + def device(self, target): + """The device the Program is built for; the current device by default. + + An overlay that builds for a column subset (gemm's NPU1Col1/NPU1Col2) + returns that variant. + """ + return target.dev + def design(self, target) -> list: """Build the array for ``target`` and return its workers. @@ -1300,6 +1356,31 @@ def bind(ref: DimRef, value: int, where: str) -> None: f"declared {m!r}" ) dims = dims[1:] + expanded: list = [] + for d in dims: + if isinstance(d, _Select): + flag = d.flag + if flag.name in bound: + value = bound[flag.name] + else: + fld = next( + ( + f + for f in dataclasses.fields(flag.owner) + if f.name == flag.name + ), + None, + ) + if fld is None or fld.default is MISSING: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: {flag!r} selects {m.name}'s shape and " + f"has no default; pass it explicitly" + ) + value = fld.default + expanded.extend(d.when_true if value else d.when_false) + else: + expanded.append(d) + dims = expanded if len(shape) != len(dims): raise ValueError( f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)} {shape}, " diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index f09a7508be..1e97d09a8f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -1,68 +1,122 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass, field +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import field from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np - -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from aie.iron import str_to_dtype -import aie.utils as aie_utils -import argparse -from pathlib import Path +import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from aie.iron import ( - Kernel, - ObjectFifo, - Program, - Buffer, - Runtime, - TaskGroup, - Worker, - WorkerRuntimeBarrier, - str_to_dtype, + +from iron.common.declare import ( + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + dim, + operator, + select, + tunable, ) -from aie.iron.device import NPU1Col1, NPU1Col2, NPU1, NPU2, Tile -from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace -import torch from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map +_DTYPES = { + "bf16": bfloat16, + "f32": np.float32, + "i8": np.int8, + "i16": np.int16, + "i32": np.int32, +} + + +def _dtype(spec): + """A numpy scalar type from the legacy string spelling or a type.""" + if isinstance(spec, str): + if spec in _DTYPES: + return _DTYPES[spec] + from aie.iron import str_to_dtype + + return str_to_dtype(spec) + return spec + + +def _dtype_str(t) -> str: + for name, dt in _DTYPES.items(): + if dt is t: + return name + from aie.iron import dtype_to_str + + return dtype_to_str(t) + + +def ceildiv(a, b): + return (a + b - 1) // b + + +microkernel_mac_dim_map = { + "npu1": { + "bf16": (4, 8, 4), + }, + "npu2": { + "bf16": { + # emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 + True: (8, 8, 8), + False: (4, 8, 8), + }, + }, +} + +N_AIE_ROWS = 4 + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The overlay: the whole-array matmul, tiled m x k x n. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -@dataclass -class GEMM(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated General Matrix Multiplication (GEMM) layer""" - M: int - K: int - N: int - tile_m: int = 64 - tile_k: int = 64 - tile_n: int = 64 +@operator +class GEMMOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for C = A @ B: a 4-row grid of cores, one column of B per AIE column. + + A is broadcast across columns and distributed across rows in + (m * n_A_tiles_per_shim, k) blocks; B is distributed across columns and + broadcast across rows in (k, n) blocks; C is joined across rows and + distributed across columns in (m * 4, n) blocks. The extents M, K, N + belong to :class:`GEMM`; the core's reduction and tile counts are + residents the sequence writes. + """ + + tile_m: int = tunable(64) + tile_k: int = tunable(64) + tile_n: int = tunable(64) + num_aie_columns: int = tunable(8) b_col_maj: bool = False c_col_maj: bool = False - num_aie_columns: int = field(default=8) emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: bool = field(default=True, repr=False) prio_accuracy: bool = field(default=False, repr=False) round_conv_even: bool = field(default=True, repr=False) - dtype_in: str = field(default="bf16", repr=False) - dtype_out: str = field(default="bf16", repr=False) + dtype_in: object = field(default=bfloat16, repr=False) + dtype_out: object = field(default=bfloat16, repr=False) use_scalar: bool = field(default=False, repr=False) - separate_c_tiles: bool = field(default=False, repr=False) - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) + # Filled by tuning: the L2 tile of each stream and how many shims carry A. + n_shim_mem_a: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + a_l2: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + b_l2: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + c_l2: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + + a = StreamIn(a_l2, dtype=dtype_in, per=n_shim_mem_a) + b = StreamIn(b_l2, dtype=dtype_in, per=num_aie_columns) + c = StreamOut(c_l2, dtype=dtype_out, per=num_aie_columns) + k_div_k = Resident(np.int32) # reduction steps per output tile + n_tiles = Resident(np.int32) # output tiles per core _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, "tile_m": "tm", "tile_k": "tk", "tile_n": "tn", @@ -70,24 +124,40 @@ class GEMM(MLIROperator): "c_col_maj": "cc", } - def __post_init__(self): - num_aie_rows = 4 - min_M = self.tile_m * num_aie_rows - min_K = self.tile_k - min_N = self.tile_n * self.num_aie_columns - if self.M % min_M != 0: - raise ValueError(f"M ({self.M}) must be a multiple of {min_M}") - if self.K % min_K != 0: - raise ValueError(f"K ({self.K}) must be a multiple of {min_K}") - if self.N % min_N != 0: - raise ValueError(f"N ({self.N}) must be a multiple of {min_N}") + # -- derived geometry --------------------------------------------------- - # r, s, t are the aie::mmul tile dims the bf16 kernel is built from - # (aie_kernels/aie2p/mm.cc, matmul_vectorized_2x2_mmul) - if self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: - r, s, t = 8, 8, 8 - else: - r, s, t = 4, 8, 8 + @property + def n_a_tiles_per_shim(self) -> int: + # Integer division when n_aie_cols < 4, otherwise 1: with more columns + # than rows only n_aie_rows shim/mem tiles carry A, distributed by rows. + c = self.num_aie_columns + return N_AIE_ROWS // c if c < 4 else 1 + + @property + def mem_tile_m_a(self) -> int: + return self.tile_m * self.n_a_tiles_per_shim + + @property + def mem_tile_m_c(self) -> int: + return self.tile_m * N_AIE_ROWS + + @property + def mem_tile_n(self) -> int: + return self.tile_n * self.num_aie_columns + + def mac_dims(self, dev_name: str) -> tuple[int, int, int]: + """r, s, t: the aie::mmul tile dims the kernel is built from.""" + dtype_in_str = _dtype_str(self.dtype_in) + mac = microkernel_mac_dim_map[dev_name][dtype_in_str] + if dev_name == "npu2" and dtype_in_str == "bf16": + return mac[self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16] + return mac + + # -- construction-time checks ------------------------------------------- + + def validate(self) -> None: + # r, s, t of the bf16 kernel (aie_kernels/aie2p/mm.cc, matmul_vectorized_2x2_mmul) + r, s, t = (8, 8, 8) if self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 else (4, 8, 8) min_tile_m, min_tile_k, min_tile_n = 2 * r, s, 2 * t if self.tile_m % min_tile_m != 0: raise ValueError( @@ -104,707 +174,536 @@ def __post_init__(self): f"tile_n ({self.tile_n}) must be a multiple of {min_tile_n} " f"(aie_kernels/aie2p/mm.cc requires n % (2*t) == 0, t={t})" ) + din, dout = np.dtype(self.dtype_in), np.dtype(self.dtype_out) + if self.prio_accuracy and dout != np.dtype(bfloat16): + raise ValueError( + "prio_accuracy flag is a feature only for bfloat16 output data types" + ) + if np.issubdtype(din, np.integer) != np.issubdtype(dout, np.integer): + raise ValueError( + f"Input dtype ({din}) and output dtype ({dout}) must either both be integral or both be float" + ) + if dout.itemsize < din.itemsize: + raise ValueError( + f"Output dtype ({dout}) must be equal or larger to input dtype ({din})" + ) - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - - @property - def _kernel_flags_suffix(self): - """Suffix encoding compile-time flags that affect the kernel binary.""" - return f"_{int(self.prio_accuracy)}_{int(self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16)}_{int(self.round_conv_even)}" - - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - fn=my_matmul, - # Eleven of this design's parameters are named exactly as the - # operator names them and bind automatically. The rest are - # spelled differently by the design; renaming m/k/n there would - # mean a single-letter substitution across 30-odd sites, which - # could silently merge a parameter with an unrelated loop - # variable, so they stay explicit until op.py and design.py - # merge and the whole naming can be settled in one place. - kwargs={ - "m": self.tile_m, - "k": self.tile_k, - "n": self.tile_n, - "n_aie_cols": self.num_aie_columns, - "dtype_in_str": self.dtype_in, - "dtype_out_str": self.dtype_out, - }, - bind_from=self, - ), + def tuning(self, dev) -> "GEMMOverlay": + if dev is not None: + name = dev.resolve().name + if name == "npu1" and self.num_aie_columns > 4: + raise Untunable( + "Invalid configuration: NPU (Phoenix/Hawk) has 4 columns" + ) + if name == "npu2" and self.num_aie_columns > 8: + raise Untunable( + "Invalid configuration: NPU2 (Strix/Strix Halo/Krackan) has 8 columns" + ) + return dataclasses.replace( + self, + n_shim_mem_a=min(self.num_aie_columns, N_AIE_ROWS), + a_l2=self.mem_tile_m_a * self.tile_k, + b_l2=self.tile_k * self.tile_n, + c_l2=self.mem_tile_m_c * self.tile_n, ) - @property - def kernel_flags(self) -> list[str]: + # -- kernels ------------------------------------------------------------ + + def kernel_flags(self, target) -> list[str]: """The -D set that decides what mm.cc compiles to.""" - base_dir = self.context.base_dir - kernel_flags = [ + flags = [ f"-DDIM_M={self.tile_m}", f"-DDIM_K={self.tile_k}", f"-DDIM_N={self.tile_n}", ] - if self.prio_accuracy: - kernel_flags.append("-Dbf16_f32_ONLY") - else: - kernel_flags.append("-Dbf16_bf16_ONLY") + flags.append("-Dbf16_f32_ONLY" if self.prio_accuracy else "-Dbf16_bf16_ONLY") if self.round_conv_even: - kernel_flags.append("-DROUND_CONV_EVEN") + flags.append("-DROUND_CONV_EVEN") if self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: - kernel_flags.append("-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16") + flags.append("-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16") if self.b_col_maj: - kernel_flags.append("-DB_COL_MAJ") + flags.append("-DB_COL_MAJ") if self.c_col_maj: - kernel_flags.append("-DC_COL_MAJ") - - if get_kernel_dir() == "aie2": + flags.append("-DC_COL_MAJ") + if target.arch == "aie2": # INTERIM: aie2 sources a patched mm.cc from the tree (see the # rounding note in aie_kernels/aie2/mm.cc). The -I lets that file's # zero.cc and ../aie_kernel_utils.h resolve from the unchanged # package copies. - kernel_flags.append(f"-I{self.context.kernels_dir / 'aie2'}") - return kernel_flags + flags.append(f"-I{target.kernels_dir / 'aie2'}") + return flags + + def kernel_source(self, target): + """The mm.cc this overlay compiles; aie2's is patched in-tree.""" + if target.arch == "aie2": + return target.base_dir / "aie_kernels" / "aie2" / "mm.cc" + return target.kernel_source("mm") + + def device(self, target): + from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU1Col1, NPU1Col2, NPU2 + + if target.dev.resolve().name == "npu1": + return {1: NPU1Col1, 2: NPU1Col2, 4: NPU1}[self.num_aie_columns]() + return NPU2() + + # -- the array ---------------------------------------------------------- + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import Buffer, ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + from aie.iron.device import Tile + + m, k, n = self.tile_m, self.tile_k, self.tile_n + n_aie_cols = self.num_aie_columns + n_aie_rows = N_AIE_ROWS + n_shim_mem_A = self.n_shim_mem_a + n_A_tiles_per_shim = self.n_a_tiles_per_shim + b_col_maj, c_col_maj = self.b_col_maj, self.c_col_maj + use_scalar = self.use_scalar + dtype_in, dtype_out = self.dtype_in, self.dtype_out + dtype_in_str, dtype_out_str = _dtype_str(dtype_in), _dtype_str(dtype_out) + dev_name = target.dev.resolve().name + use_larger_internal_buffer = self.prio_accuracy + if use_larger_internal_buffer: + # bfloat16 accumulates in place in an f32 buffer, converted to bf16 + # after the reduction loop for the transfer to L2. + dtype_out_internal = np.float32 + r, s, t = self.mac_dims(dev_name) + if not use_scalar: + assert m % r == 0 + assert k % s == 0 + assert n % t == 0 + # If you get errors during CDO generation due to running out of program + # memory, it may be because too much code is generated due to ObjectFIFO + # loop unrollings. Reducing the depth to 1 here will work around that at + # a big performance cost. + fifo_depth = 2 + + A_l2_ty = self.a.tile + B_l2_ty = self.b.tile + C_l2_ty = self.c.tile + A_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(m, k), np.dtype[dtype_in]] + B_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(k, n), np.dtype[dtype_in]] + C_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out]] + + # AIE Core Function declarations + scalar_suffix = "_scalar" if use_scalar else "" + # zero and matmul both come out of mm.cc, so they name one object: + # declared separately they would compile that translation unit twice and + # each copy would define both symbols. + mm_object = f"gemm_{m}x{k}x{n}.o" + kernel_source = self.kernel_source(target) + kernel_flags = self.kernel_flags(target) + convert_copy_kernel = None + if use_larger_internal_buffer: + # Fix fifo depth for C objfifo to 1 since 1 buffer will be used for + # accumulation and another for transfer to L2 + fifo_depth_out = 1 + C_l1_ty_internal = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out_internal]] + convert_copy_kernel = target.kernel( + "cast_f32_bf16_row", + [C_l1_ty_internal, C_l1_ty, np.int32], + source=target.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "cast_f32_bf16.cc", + ) + zero_kernel = target.kernel( + f"zero{scalar_suffix}_f32", + [C_l1_ty_internal], + source=kernel_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name=mm_object, + ) + matmul_kernel = target.kernel( + f"matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_f32", + [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty_internal], + source=kernel_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name=mm_object, + ) + else: + fifo_depth_out = fifo_depth + zero_kernel = target.kernel( + f"zero{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_out_str}", + [C_l1_ty], + source=kernel_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name=mm_object, + ) + matmul_kernel = target.kernel( + f"matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}", + [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty], + source=kernel_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name=mm_object, + ) - @property - def kernel_source(self): - """The mm.cc this operator compiles; aie2's is patched in-tree.""" - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - if kernel_dir == "aie2": - return self.context.base_dir / "aie_kernels" / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" - return self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" - - @staticmethod - def arg_spec( - M, K, N, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False, dtype_in="bf16", dtype_out="bf16" - ): - """A @ B = C, with either operand optionally stored column-major. - - The layout flags transpose a declared shape rather than resize it. - This is the case that keeps shape rules as ordinary Python: a - conditional says it plainly, and any shape-expression language able to - express it would have become Python again. - """ - a_dtype = str_to_dtype(dtype_in) - c_dtype = str_to_dtype(dtype_out) - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (M, K), dtype=a_dtype), # input A - AIERuntimeArgSpec( - "in", (N, K) if b_col_maj else (K, N), dtype=a_dtype - ), # input B (weights) - AIERuntimeArgSpec( - "out", (N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N), dtype=c_dtype - ), # output C - ] + # Tile declarations as tile[row][col] + tiles = [[(col, row) for col in range(0, n_aie_cols)] for row in range(0, 6)] + core_tiles = tiles[2:] - def reference(self, A, B): - """CPU reference: ``C = A @ B`` honoring ``b_col_maj`` / ``c_col_maj``.""" - return reference(A, B, self.b_col_maj, self.c_col_maj) + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos + A_l3l2_fifos = [None] * n_shim_mem_A + A_l2l1_fifos = [None] * n_aie_rows + B_l3l2_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols + B_l2l1_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols + C_l1l2_fifos = [[None] * n_aie_cols for _ in range(n_aie_rows)] + C_l2l3_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols - def pad_A(self, A_np): - """Pad A matrix to match operator dimensions (M, K)""" - M, K = A_np.shape - if M > self.M: - raise ValueError(f"A rows ({M}) exceeds operator M ({self.M})") - if M == self.M and K == self.K: - return A_np + # Runtime parameters: [K_div_k, n_tiles_per_core] per core + rtps = [ + [ + target.rtp(np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], name=f"rtp{row}_{col}") + for col in range(n_aie_cols) + ] + for row in range(n_aie_rows) + ] + workerBarriers = [ + [target.barrier() for col in range(n_aie_cols)] for row in range(n_aie_rows) + ] - M_padded = ((M + self.M - 1) // self.M) * self.M - A_padded = np.zeros((M_padded, self.K), dtype=A_np.dtype) - A_padded[:M, :K] = A_np - return A_padded + # Input A + for i in range(n_shim_mem_A): + A_l3l2_fifos[i] = ObjectFifo(A_l2_ty, name=f"A_L3L2_{i}", depth=fifo_depth) + # If n_shim_mem_A == n_rows, n_A_tiles_per_shim is 1 and this simply + # links a_l3l2_fifos[i] to a_l2l1_fifos[i] directly. If n_shim_mem_A + # < n_rows, each column receives multiple rows of tiles; distribute + # it along rows of AIE cores. + start_row = i * n_A_tiles_per_shim + stop_row = start_row + n_A_tiles_per_shim + of_offsets = [m * k * j for j in range(stop_row - start_row)] + dims_to_stream = [ + [ + (m // r, r * k), + (k // s, s), + (r, k), + (s, 1), + ] + ] * (stop_row - start_row) + a_tmp_fifos = ( + A_l3l2_fifos[i] + .cons() + .split( + of_offsets, + obj_types=[A_l1_ty] * (stop_row - start_row), + names=[f"A_L2L1_{row}" for row in range(start_row, stop_row)], + dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, + tile=Tile( + 2 * i if n_aie_cols == 8 else i, 1 + ), # alternate columns in full 4x8 NPU2 case + ) + ) + for j in range(stop_row - start_row): + A_l2l1_fifos[j + start_row] = a_tmp_fifos[j] - def pad_B(self, B_np): - """Pad B matrix to match operator dimensions based on layout""" - if self.b_col_maj: - N, K = B_np.shape - if N > self.N or K > self.K: - raise ValueError( - f"B (col-major) shape ({N}, {K}) exceeds operator N ({self.N}), K ({self.K})" + # Input B + for col in range(n_aie_cols): + B_l3l2_fifos[col] = ObjectFifo( + B_l2_ty, name=f"B_L3L2_{col}", depth=fifo_depth + ) + if b_col_maj: + dims_to_stream = [(n // t, t * k), (k // s, s), (t, k), (s, 1)] + else: + dims_to_stream = [(k // s, s * n), (n // t, t), (s, n), (t, 1)] + B_l2l1_fifos[col] = ( + B_l3l2_fifos[col] + .cons() + .forward( + obj_type=B_l1_ty, + name=f"B_L2L1_{col}", + dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, + tile=Tile(col, 1), ) - if N == self.N and K == self.K: - return B_np - B_padded = np.zeros((self.N, self.K), dtype=B_np.dtype) - B_padded[:N, :K] = B_np - else: - K, N = B_np.shape - if N > self.N or K > self.K: - raise ValueError( - f"B (row-major) shape ({K}, {N}) exceeds operator K ({self.K}), N ({self.N})" + ) + # Output C + if c_col_maj: + dims_to_stream = [(n // t, t * m), (t, r), (m // r, r * t), (r, 1)] + else: + dims_to_stream = [(m // r, r * n), (r, t), (n // t, r * t), (t, 1)] + C_l2l3_fifos[col] = ObjectFifo( + C_l2_ty, + name=f"C_L2L3_{col}", + depth=fifo_depth, + dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, + ) + of_offsets = [m * n * i for i in range(n_aie_rows)] + # join along one column + c_tmp_fifos = ( + C_l2l3_fifos[col] + .prod() + .join( + of_offsets, + obj_types=[C_l1_ty] * n_aie_rows, + names=[f"C_L1L2_{col}_{row}" for row in range(n_aie_rows)], + depths=[fifo_depth_out] * n_aie_rows, + tile=Tile(col, 1), + ) + ) + for j in range(n_aie_rows): + C_l1l2_fifos[j][col] = c_tmp_fifos[j] + + # Tasks for each worker to perform + def core_fn( + in_a, + in_b, + out_c, + zero, + matmul, + convert_copy, + my_rtp, + barrier, + elem_out_internal, + ): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + rtp_K_div_k = my_rtp[0] + rtp_n_tiles_per_core = my_rtp[1] + loop = range(1) # Workaround for issue #1547 + if rtp_n_tiles_per_core > 1: + loop = range_(rtp_n_tiles_per_core) + for _ in loop: + if not use_larger_internal_buffer: + elem_out_internal = out_c.acquire(1) + zero(elem_out_internal) + + for _ in range_(rtp_K_div_k): + elem_in_a = in_a.acquire(1) + elem_in_b = in_b.acquire(1) + matmul(elem_in_a, elem_in_b, elem_out_internal) + in_a.release(1) + in_b.release(1) + + if use_larger_internal_buffer: + elem_out_transfer = out_c.acquire(1) + convert_copy(elem_out_internal, elem_out_transfer, m * n) + out_c.release(1) + else: + out_c.release(1) + + # Set up compute tiles + workers = [] + for row in range(n_aie_rows): + for col in range(n_aie_cols): + tile_col, tile_row = core_tiles[row][col] + acc_buffer = None + if use_larger_internal_buffer: + acc_buffer = Buffer( + type=C_l1_ty_internal, name=f"acc_buffer_{row}_{col}" + ) + workers.append( + Worker( + core_fn, + [ + A_l2l1_fifos[row].cons(), + B_l2l1_fifos[col].cons(), + C_l1l2_fifos[row][col].prod(), + zero_kernel, + matmul_kernel, + convert_copy_kernel if use_larger_internal_buffer else None, + rtps[row][col], + workerBarriers[row][col], + acc_buffer, + ], + tile=Tile(tile_col, tile_row), + stack_size=0xD00, + ) ) - if K == self.K and N == self.N: - return B_np - B_padded = np.zeros((self.K, self.N), dtype=B_np.dtype) - B_padded[:K, :N] = B_np - return B_padded - - def partition_B(self, B, partition_N): - B_parts = [None] * partition_N - if B is None: - return B_parts - for i in range(partition_N): - col_start = i * self.N - col_end = (i + 1) * self.N - if self.b_col_maj: - B_parts[i] = self.pad_B(B[col_start:col_end, :]) - else: - B_parts[i] = self.pad_B(B[:, col_start:col_end]) - return B_parts + # The shim ends, pinned as before: A on alternate columns in the 4x8 case. + for c, f in enumerate(A_l3l2_fifos): + self.a[c].bind(f.prod(tile=Tile(2 * c if n_aie_cols == 8 else c, 0))) + for c, f in enumerate(B_l3l2_fifos): + self.b[c].bind(f.prod(tile=Tile(c, 0))) + for c, f in enumerate(C_l2l3_fifos): + self.c[c].bind(f.cons(tile=Tile(c, 0))) + flat_rtps = [ + rtps[row][col] for row in range(n_aie_rows) for col in range(n_aie_cols) + ] + self.k_div_k.bind(flat_rtps, 0) + self.n_tiles.bind(flat_rtps, 1) + return workers # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. +# The operator: the host ABI, declared against the overlay. # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -microkernel_mac_dim_map = { - "npu1": { - "bf16": (4, 8, 4), - }, - "npu1": { - "bf16": (4, 8, 4), - }, - "npu2": { - "bf16": { - # emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 - True: (8, 8, 8), - False: (4, 8, 8), - }, - }, -} +@operator +class GEMM(Operator[GEMMOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated General Matrix Multiplication (GEMM) layer""" -def main(): - argparser = argparse.ArgumentParser( - prog="AIE Matrix Multiplication MLIR Design (Whole Array)", - description="Emits MLIR code for a matrix multiplication design of the given input size", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--dev", type=str, choices=["npu1", "npu2"], default="npu2") - argparser.add_argument("-M", type=int, default=512) - argparser.add_argument("-K", type=int, default=512) - argparser.add_argument("-N", type=int, default=512) - argparser.add_argument("-m", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument("-k", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument("-n", type=int, default=32) - argparser.add_argument("--n-aie-cols", type=int, choices=[1, 2, 4, 8], default=4) - argparser.add_argument("--b-col-maj", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) - argparser.add_argument("--c-col-maj", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) - # Whether to use the scalar kernel; this is low, but can be useful for debugging smaller sizes - argparser.add_argument("--scalar", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) - argparser.add_argument( - "--emulate-bf16-mmul-with-bfp16", action="store_true", default=False - ) - argparser.add_argument("--prio-accuracy", action="store_true", default=False) - argparser.add_argument("--separate-c-tiles", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) - argparser.add_argument( - "--archive", - type=str, - default=None, - help="Name of the archive file for the AIE kernels", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--dtype_in", type=str, choices=["bf16"], default="bf16") - argparser.add_argument( - "--dtype_out", - type=str, - choices=["bf16", "f32"], - default="bf16", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--trace_size", type=int, default=0) - argparser.add_argument( - "--output-file-path", - "-o", - type=str, - help="Output file path for the generated MLIR module", - ) + M: int = dim() + K: int = dim() + N: int = dim() + # C drained one (m x n) tile per descriptor rather than one (m*4 x n) block. + separate_c_tiles: bool = field(default=False, repr=False) - args = argparser.parse_args() - module = my_matmul( - args.dev, - args.M, - args.K, - args.N, - args.m, - args.k, - args.n, - args.n_aie_cols, - args.dtype_in, - args.dtype_out, - args.b_col_maj, - args.c_col_maj, - args.scalar, - args.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, - args.prio_accuracy, - args.separate_c_tiles, - args.trace_size, - args.archive, - "", + # A @ B = C, with either operand optionally stored column-major. The + # layout flags transpose a declared shape rather than resize it. + A = In(M, K, dtype=GEMMOverlay.dtype_in, to=GEMMOverlay.a) + B = In( + select(GEMMOverlay.b_col_maj, (N, K), (K, N)), + dtype=GEMMOverlay.dtype_in, + to=GEMMOverlay.b, + ) + C = Out( + select(GEMMOverlay.c_col_maj, (N, M), (M, N)), + dtype=GEMMOverlay.dtype_out, + from_=GEMMOverlay.c, ) - output_file_path = Path(args.output_file_path) - with open(output_file_path, "w") as f: - f.write(str(module)) - - -def ceildiv(a, b): - return (a + b - 1) // b + @classmethod + def _classic(cls, kwargs): + for key in ("dtype_in", "dtype_out"): + if key in kwargs: + kwargs[key] = _dtype(kwargs[key]) + return super()._classic(kwargs) + # -- legacy accessors ---------------------------------------------------- -def my_matmul( - dev, - M, - K, - N, - m, - k, - n, - n_aie_cols, - dtype_in_str, - dtype_out_str, - b_col_maj, - c_col_maj, - use_scalar, - emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, - prio_accuracy, - separate_c_tiles, - trace_size, - kernel_source=None, - kernel_flags=(), - kernels_dir=None, - func_prefix="", -): - n_aie_rows = 4 - - dev_name = dev if isinstance(dev, str) else dev.resolve().name - - dtype_in = str_to_dtype(dtype_in_str) - dtype_out = str_to_dtype(dtype_out_str) - - # When using more AIE columns than n_aie_rows (4) (applicable to NPU2), - # restrict the number of shim/mem tiles to n_aie_rows, - # since we have only n_aie_rows row tiles for matrix A - # When using n_aie_rows (4) or less AIE columns (both NPU and NPU2), - # the number of shim/mem tiles are equal to n_aie_cols. - # We use the distribute pattern in object FIFO (see linking for A below), - # since we have n_aie_rows (4) row tiles for matrix A - n_shim_mem_A = min(n_aie_cols, n_aie_rows) - - # Integer division when n_aie_cols < 4, otherwise set to 1 - n_A_tiles_per_shim = n_aie_rows // n_aie_cols if n_aie_cols < 4 else 1 - - mem_tile_m_A = m * n_A_tiles_per_shim - mem_tile_m_C = m * n_aie_rows - mem_tile_n = n * n_aie_cols - - # A shim BD's outermost descriptor dimension lands in the ITERATION field, - # whose step is 20 bits wide (AIETargetModel::getDmaBdStepBits for - # ShimNOCTile). An element stride S is re-expressed as (S - 1) * itemsize - # / 4-byte address granularity before the check, so a wide N pushes C's row - # stride past it: M=1024 K=2560 N=10240 needs mem_tile_m_C * N = 2621440 - # and aiecc rejects the build with "Stride 3 exceeds the [1:1048576] - # range". See the C drain below for how that is split, and flm_gemm's - # design.py for the same fix worked through in more detail. - def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): - return (stride_elems - 1) * itemsize // 4 <= (1 << 20) - 1 - - if prio_accuracy: - assert ( - dtype_out_str == "bf16" - ), f"prio_accuracy flag is a feature only for bfloat16 output data types" - use_larger_internal_buffer = True - # If prio_accuracy flag is enabled, gemm for bfloat16 will accumulate in place with a f32 buffer, - # which will be converted to bf16 after the reduction loop finishes for output transfer to L2 - dtype_out_internal = str_to_dtype("f32") - assert np.issubdtype(dtype_in, np.integer) == np.issubdtype( - dtype_out_internal, np.integer - ), f"Input dtype ({dtype_in}) and output dtype ({dtype_out_internal}) must either both be integral or both be float" - assert ( - np.dtype(dtype_out_internal).itemsize >= np.dtype(dtype_in).itemsize - ), f"Output dtype ({dtype_out_internal}) must be equal or larger to input dtype ({dtype_in})" - else: - use_larger_internal_buffer = False - - assert np.issubdtype(dtype_in, np.integer) == np.issubdtype( - dtype_out, np.integer - ), f"Input dtype ({dtype_in}) and output dtype ({dtype_out}) must either both be integral or both be float" - assert ( - np.dtype(dtype_out).itemsize >= np.dtype(dtype_in).itemsize - ), f"Output dtype ({dtype_out}) must be equal or larger to input dtype ({dtype_in})" - - # r, s, t are the dimensions required by the microkernel MAC instructions. - mac_dims = microkernel_mac_dim_map[dev_name][dtype_in_str] - if dev_name == "npu2" and dtype_in_str == "bf16": - r, s, t = mac_dims[emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16] - else: - r, s, t = mac_dims - - # npu1 is a 4 row x 4 col array - if dev_name == "npu1" and n_aie_cols > 4: - raise AssertionError("Invalid configuration: NPU (Phoenix/Hawk) has 4 columns") - # npu2 is a 4 row x 8 col array - if dev_name == "npu2" and n_aie_cols > 8: - raise AssertionError( - "Invalid configuration: NPU2 (Strix/Strix Halo/Krackan) has 8 columns" - ) + @property + def tile_m(self) -> int: + return self.ov.tile_m - # Input matrix A: - # Conceptually, we divide input A into (m * n_rows, k)-sized blocks. These - # blocks are _broadcast_ across AIE core columns, then _distributed_ across - # rows, s.t. each of the n_rows compute cores in a column receives a - # contiguous (m, k)-sized block of A. - assert ( - M % mem_tile_m_A == 0 - ), """A must be tileable into (m * n_A_tiles_per_shim, k)-sized blocks""" - - # Both A and B are tiled in the K dimension into size k. - assert K % k == 0 - - # Input matrix B: - # Conceptually, we do the same as with A, but instead of broadcasting - # across columns we broadcast across rows and distribute across columns. - assert ( - N % mem_tile_n == 0 - ), """B must be tileable into (k, n * n_aie_cols)-sized blocks""" - - # Output matrix C: - # Conceptually, we divide output C into (m * n_rows, n)-sized blocks. These - # blocks are _distributed_ across AIE core columns, and _joined_ across - # rows, s.t. each of the n_rows compute cores in a column send a - # contiguous (m, n)-sized block of C. - assert ( - M % mem_tile_m_C == 0 - ), """C must be tileable into (m * n_aie_rows, n)-sized blocks""" - - # r, s, t are the dimensions required by the microkernel MAC instructions. - if not use_scalar: - assert m % r == 0 - assert k % s == 0 - assert n % t == 0 - - # If you get errors during CDO generation due to running out of program - # memory, it may be because too much code is generated due to ObjectFIFO - # loop unrollings. Reducing the depth to 1 here will work around that at - # a big performance cost. - fifo_depth = 2 - - if dev_name == "npu1": - if n_aie_cols == 1: - dev_ty = NPU1Col1() - elif n_aie_cols == 2: - dev_ty = NPU1Col2() - elif n_aie_cols == 4: - dev_ty = NPU1() - else: - dev_ty = NPU2() - - # Define tensor types - A_ty = np.ndarray[(M * K,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - B_ty = np.ndarray[(K * N,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - C_ty = np.ndarray[(M * N,), np.dtype[dtype_out]] - A_l2_ty = np.ndarray[(mem_tile_m_A * k,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - B_l2_ty = np.ndarray[(k * n,), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - C_l2_ty = np.ndarray[(mem_tile_m_C * n,), np.dtype[dtype_out]] - A_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(m, k), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - B_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(k, n), np.dtype[dtype_in]] - C_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out]] - - # AIE Core Function declarations - scalar_suffix = "_scalar" if use_scalar else "" - # zero and matmul both come out of mm.cc, so they name one object: - # declared separately they would compile that translation unit twice and - # each copy would define both symbols. - mm_object = f"gemm_{m}x{k}x{n}.o" - if use_larger_internal_buffer: - # Fix fifo depth for C objfifo to 1 since 1 buffer will be used for accumulation - # and another for transfer to L2 - fifo_depth_out = 1 - # Set the type for accumulation - C_l1_ty_internal = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out_internal]] - # A kernel to convert from the internal f32 accumulation to bf16 for transfer to L2 is needed - convert_copy_kernel = declare_kernel( - "cast_f32_bf16_row", - [C_l1_ty_internal, C_l1_ty, np.int32], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / "aie2p" / "cast_f32_bf16.cc", - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - # Fix the kernels to use f32 outputs - zero_kernel = declare_kernel( - f"zero{scalar_suffix}_f32", - [C_l1_ty_internal], - source=kernel_source, - compile_flags=kernel_flags, - object_file_name=mm_object, - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - matmul_func_name = f"matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_f32" - matmul_kernel = declare_kernel( - matmul_func_name, - [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty_internal], - source=kernel_source, - compile_flags=kernel_flags, - object_file_name=mm_object, - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - else: - # No need to use separate buffers for accumulation and transfer to L2, so - # we only need the zero and matmul kernels - fifo_depth_out = fifo_depth - zero_kernel = declare_kernel( - f"zero{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_out_str}", - [C_l1_ty], - source=kernel_source, - compile_flags=kernel_flags, - object_file_name=mm_object, - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) - matmul_func_name = f"matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}" - matmul_kernel = declare_kernel( - matmul_func_name, - [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty], - source=kernel_source, - compile_flags=kernel_flags, - object_file_name=mm_object, - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) + @property + def tile_k(self) -> int: + return self.ov.tile_k - # Tile declarations as tile[row][col] - tiles = [[(col, row) for col in range(0, n_aie_cols)] for row in range(0, 6)] - core_tiles = tiles[2:] + @property + def tile_n(self) -> int: + return self.ov.tile_n - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - A_l3l2_fifos = [None] * n_shim_mem_A - A_l2l1_fifos = [None] * n_aie_rows + @property + def num_aie_columns(self) -> int: + return self.ov.num_aie_columns - B_l3l2_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols - B_l2l1_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols + @property + def b_col_maj(self) -> bool: + return self.ov.b_col_maj - C_l1l2_fifos = [[None] * n_aie_cols for _ in range(n_aie_rows)] - C_l2l3_fifos = [None] * n_aie_cols + @property + def c_col_maj(self) -> bool: + return self.ov.c_col_maj - # Runtime parameters - rtps = [ - [ - Buffer( - np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - name=f"rtp{row}_{col}", - initial_value=np.array([0, 0], dtype=np.int32), - use_write_rtp=True, - ) - for col in range(n_aie_cols) - ] - for row in range(n_aie_rows) - ] - - # Create barriers to synchronize individual workers with the runtime sequence - workerBarriers = [ - [WorkerRuntimeBarrier() for col in range(n_aie_cols)] - for row in range(n_aie_rows) - ] - - # Input A - for i in range(n_shim_mem_A): - A_l3l2_fifos[i] = ObjectFifo(A_l2_ty, name=f"A_L3L2_{i}", depth=fifo_depth) - # If n_shim_mem_A == n_rows, n_A_tiles_per_shim is 1 and - # this simply links a_l3l2_fifos[i] to a_l2l1_fifos[i] directly, - # If n_shim_mem_A < n_rows, each column receives multiple rows of - # tiles; distribute it along rows of AIE cores. - start_row = i * n_A_tiles_per_shim - stop_row = start_row + n_A_tiles_per_shim - of_offsets = [m * k * j for j in range(stop_row - start_row)] - dims_to_stream = [ - [ - (m // r, r * k), - (k // s, s), - (r, k), - (s, 1), - ] - ] * (stop_row - start_row) - a_tmp_fifos = ( - A_l3l2_fifos[i] - .cons() - .split( - of_offsets, - obj_types=[A_l1_ty] * (stop_row - start_row), - names=[f"A_L2L1_{row}" for row in range(start_row, stop_row)], - dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, - tile=Tile( - 2 * i if n_aie_cols == 8 else i, 1 - ), # alternate columns in full 4x8 NPU2 case - ) - ) + @property + def prio_accuracy(self) -> bool: + return self.ov.prio_accuracy - for j in range(stop_row - start_row): - A_l2l1_fifos[j + start_row] = a_tmp_fifos[j] + # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- - # Input B - for col in range(n_aie_cols): - B_l3l2_fifos[col] = ObjectFifo(B_l2_ty, name=f"B_L3L2_{col}", depth=fifo_depth) - if b_col_maj: - dims_to_stream = [(n // t, t * k), (k // s, s), (t, k), (s, 1)] - else: - dims_to_stream = [(k // s, s * n), (n // t, t), (s, n), (t, 1)] - B_l2l1_fifos[col] = ( - B_l3l2_fifos[col] - .cons() - .forward( - obj_type=B_l1_ty, - name=f"B_L2L1_{col}", - dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, - tile=Tile(col, 1), + def compatible(self) -> None: + ov = self.ov + min_M = ov.tile_m * N_AIE_ROWS + min_K = ov.tile_k + min_N = ov.tile_n * ov.num_aie_columns + if self.M % min_M != 0: + raise Incompatible(f"M ({self.M}) must be a multiple of {min_M}") + if self.K % min_K != 0: + raise Incompatible(f"K ({self.K}) must be a multiple of {min_K}") + if self.N % min_N != 0: + raise Incompatible(f"N ({self.N}) must be a multiple of {min_N}") + if self.M % ov.mem_tile_m_a != 0: + raise Incompatible( + "A must be tileable into (m * n_A_tiles_per_shim, k)-sized blocks" ) - ) - - # Output C - if c_col_maj: - dims_to_stream = [(n // t, t * m), (t, r), (m // r, r * t), (r, 1)] - else: - dims_to_stream = [(m // r, r * n), (r, t), (n // t, r * t), (t, 1)] - C_l2l3_fifos[col] = ObjectFifo( - C_l2_ty, - name=f"C_L2L3_{col}", - depth=fifo_depth, - dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, - ) - of_offsets = [m * n * i for i in range(n_aie_rows)] - - # join along one column - c_tmp_fifos = ( - C_l2l3_fifos[col] - .prod() - .join( - of_offsets, - obj_types=[C_l1_ty] * n_aie_rows, - names=[f"C_L1L2_{col}_{row}" for row in range(n_aie_rows)], - depths=[fifo_depth_out] * n_aie_rows, - tile=Tile(col, 1), + if self.N % ov.mem_tile_n != 0: + raise Incompatible( + "B must be tileable into (k, n * n_aie_cols)-sized blocks" ) - ) - for j in range(n_aie_rows): - C_l1l2_fifos[j][col] = c_tmp_fifos[j] - - # Tasks for each worker to perform - def core_fn( - in_a, - in_b, - out_c, - zero, - matmul, - convert_copy, - my_rtp, - barrier, - elem_out_internal, - ): - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - rtp_K_div_k = my_rtp[0] - rtp_n_tiles_per_core = my_rtp[1] - loop = range(1) # Workaround for issue #1547 - if rtp_n_tiles_per_core > 1: - loop = range_(rtp_n_tiles_per_core) - for _ in loop: - if not use_larger_internal_buffer: - elem_out_internal = out_c.acquire(1) - zero(elem_out_internal) - - for _ in range_(rtp_K_div_k): - elem_in_a = in_a.acquire(1) - elem_in_b = in_b.acquire(1) - matmul(elem_in_a, elem_in_b, elem_out_internal) - in_a.release(1) - in_b.release(1) - - if use_larger_internal_buffer: - elem_out_transfer = out_c.acquire(1) - convert_copy(elem_out_internal, elem_out_transfer, m * n) - out_c.release(1) - else: - out_c.release(1) - - # Set up compute tiles - workers = [] - for row in range(n_aie_rows): - for col in range(n_aie_cols): - tile_col, tile_row = core_tiles[row][col] - acc_buffer = None - if use_larger_internal_buffer: - acc_buffer = Buffer( - type=C_l1_ty_internal, name=f"acc_buffer_{row}_{col}" - ) - - workers.append( - Worker( - core_fn, - [ - A_l2l1_fifos[row].cons(), - B_l2l1_fifos[col].cons(), - C_l1l2_fifos[row][col].prod(), - zero_kernel, - matmul_kernel, - convert_copy_kernel if use_larger_internal_buffer else None, - rtps[row][col], - workerBarriers[row][col], - acc_buffer, - ], - tile=Tile(tile_col, tile_row), - stack_size=0xD00, - ) + if self.M % ov.mem_tile_m_c != 0: + raise Incompatible( + "C must be tileable into (m * n_aie_rows, n)-sized blocks" ) - # Calculate RTP values for the reduction loop and total C tiles - K_div_k = K // k - n_c_col_tiles_per_core = N // mem_tile_n - n_c_row_tiles_per_core = M // mem_tile_m_C - - # We are limited in the number of BDs. After synchronizing, we can reuse BDs. - # We only transfer 6 rows of tiles at once before starting a new transfer block. - # tb = transfer block; block of transfers before sync call - tb_max_n_rows = 4 if not c_col_maj else 2 - - # Define tensor access patterns (tiling) for A, B, and C - A_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (M, K), # Size of A matrix - (mem_tile_m_A, k), # Size of A (smallest) tile - (1, K_div_k), # Size of "group" of tiles - # Repeat data so can distribute across whole column - pattern_repeat=n_c_col_tiles_per_core, - prune_step=False, - ) - if b_col_maj: - B_tiles = TensorTiler2D.step_tiler( - (N, K), # Size of B matrix - (n, k), # Size of B tile - # Number of tiles per transfer in each dimension (whole col, partial row) - tile_group_repeats=(n_c_col_tiles_per_core, K_div_k), - # Contiguous tile group in col, but send every n_aie_cols-th tile in the row - tile_group_steps=(n_aie_cols, 1), - prune_step=False, + def validate(self) -> None: + # The same checks at construction, so a bad shape is reported where it + # is written rather than at tune time. + ov = self.ov + for name, value, unit in ( + ("M", self.M, ov.tile_m * N_AIE_ROWS), + ("K", self.K, ov.tile_k), + ("N", self.N, ov.tile_n * ov.num_aie_columns), + ): + if value % unit != 0: + raise ValueError(f"{name} ({value}) must be a multiple of {unit}") + + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + ov = self.ov + return { + "k_div_k": self.K // ov.tile_k, + "n_tiles": (self.M // ov.mem_tile_m_c) * (self.N // ov.mem_tile_n), + } + + # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- + + def design(self, rt): + from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorAccessPattern, TensorTiler2D + + ov = self.ov + M, K, N = self.M, self.K, self.N + m, k, n = ov.tile_m, ov.tile_k, ov.tile_n + n_aie_cols, n_aie_rows = ov.num_aie_columns, N_AIE_ROWS + n_shim_mem_A = ov.n_shim_mem_a + mem_tile_m_A, mem_tile_m_C, mem_tile_n = ( + ov.mem_tile_m_a, + ov.mem_tile_m_c, + ov.mem_tile_n, ) - else: - B_tiles = TensorTiler2D.step_tiler( - (K, N), # Size of B matrix - (k, n), # Size of B tile - # Number of tiles per transfer in each dimension (whole col, partial row) - tile_group_repeats=(K_div_k, n_c_col_tiles_per_core), - # Contiguous tile group in col, but send every n_aie_cols-th tile in the row - tile_group_steps=(1, n_aie_cols), - tile_group_col_major=True, # Send all tiles in column before moving on to next column + c_col_maj, b_col_maj = ov.c_col_maj, ov.b_col_maj + separate_c_tiles = self.separate_c_tiles + dtype_out = ov.dtype_out + + # A shim BD's outermost descriptor dimension lands in the ITERATION field, + # whose step is 20 bits wide (AIETargetModel::getDmaBdStepBits for + # ShimNOCTile). An element stride S is re-expressed as (S - 1) * itemsize + # / 4-byte address granularity before the check, so a wide N pushes C's row + # stride past it: M=1024 K=2560 N=10240 needs mem_tile_m_C * N = 2621440 + # and aiecc rejects the build with "Stride 3 exceeds the [1:1048576] + # range". See the C drain below for how that is split, and flm_gemm's + # design.py for the same fix worked through in more detail. + def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): + return (stride_elems - 1) * itemsize // 4 <= (1 << 20) - 1 + + K_div_k = K // k + n_c_col_tiles_per_core = N // mem_tile_n + n_c_row_tiles_per_core = M // mem_tile_m_C + + # We are limited in the number of BDs. After synchronizing, we can reuse BDs. + # We only transfer 6 rows of tiles at once before starting a new transfer block. + # tb = transfer block; block of transfers before sync call + tb_max_n_rows = 4 if not c_col_maj else 2 + + # Define tensor access patterns (tiling) for A, B, and C + A_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( + (M, K), # Size of A matrix + (mem_tile_m_A, k), # Size of A (smallest) tile + (1, K_div_k), # Size of "group" of tiles + # Repeat data so can distribute across whole column + pattern_repeat=n_c_col_tiles_per_core, prune_step=False, ) - - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(A, B, C, A_prods, B_prods, C_conses): - # Set runtime parameters - for rtps_row in rtps: - for rtp_row_col in rtps_row: - rtp_row_col[0] = K_div_k - rtp_row_col[1] = n_c_row_tiles_per_core * n_c_col_tiles_per_core - - # Set the barriers to 1 to allow the worker to read the - # runtime parameters and start the computation - for row in range(n_aie_rows): - for col in range(n_aie_cols): - workerBarriers[row][col].set(1) + if b_col_maj: + B_tiles = TensorTiler2D.step_tiler( + (N, K), # Size of B matrix + (n, k), # Size of B tile + # Number of tiles per transfer in each dimension (whole col, partial row) + tile_group_repeats=(n_c_col_tiles_per_core, K_div_k), + # Contiguous tile group in col, but send every n_aie_cols-th tile in the row + tile_group_steps=(n_aie_cols, 1), + prune_step=False, + ) + else: + B_tiles = TensorTiler2D.step_tiler( + (K, N), # Size of B matrix + (k, n), # Size of B tile + # Number of tiles per transfer in each dimension (whole col, partial row) + tile_group_repeats=(K_div_k, n_c_col_tiles_per_core), + # Contiguous tile group in col, but send every n_aie_cols-th tile in the row + tile_group_steps=(1, n_aie_cols), + tile_group_col_major=True, # Send all tiles in column before moving on to next column + prune_step=False, + ) # Task groups will be used to determine when to sync/await/free DMA runtime ops - tg = TaskGroup() + tg = rt.new_group() for tb in range(ceildiv(n_c_row_tiles_per_core, tb_max_n_rows)): for pingpong in [0, 1]: row_base = tb * tb_max_n_rows + pingpong * tb_max_n_rows // 2 @@ -821,20 +720,8 @@ def sequence(A, B, C, A_prods, B_prods, C_conses): # Transfer one such tile for every (n_aie_cols)-th column, evenly spaced, # then repeat that (current_tb_n_rows) times for the next contiguous blocks of rows. # Each shim will start at a different column offset, transferring interleaved - # columns. For example, shim 0 may transfer the blocks marked 0 below, and shim 1 - # may transfer the blocks marked 1. + # columns. # - # N - # ---------------- - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # M |0011 0011 | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # ---------------- # Normally one descriptor walks all current_tb_n_rows # row-blocks. When that outermost stride overflows the # shim's 20-bit iteration step (see _hw_stride_ok @@ -861,18 +748,12 @@ def sequence(A, B, C, A_prods, B_prods, C_conses): C_rows = [ (row_base + r, 1) for r in range(current_tb_n_rows) ] - for c_row_base, c_n_rows in C_rows: if not c_col_maj: C_row_offset = c_row_base * mem_tile_m_C * N C_col_offset = col * n C_offset = C_col_offset + C_row_offset - C_sizes = [ - c_n_rows, - N // mem_tile_n, - mem_tile_m_C, - n, - ] + C_sizes = [c_n_rows, N // mem_tile_n, mem_tile_m_C, n] C_strides = [ mem_tile_m_C * N if c_n_rows > 1 else 0, mem_tile_n, @@ -891,51 +772,22 @@ def sequence(A, B, C, A_prods, B_prods, C_conses): sizes=C_sizes, strides=C_strides, ) - - C_conses[col].drain( - C, - tap=C_tile, - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - + rt.drain(ov.c[col], (self.C, C_tile), group=tg, wait=True) for tile_row in range(current_tb_n_rows): if separate_c_tiles: - # C Output Transfer for larger N dimensions: - # The smallest transfer unit is an (m)-x-(n)-sized sub-tile of the matrix. - # Transfer one such tile for every (n_aie_cols)-th column, evenly spaced. - # Each shim will start at a different column offset, transferring interleaved - # columns. For example, shim 0 may transfer the blocks marked 0 below, and shim 1 - # may transfer the blocks marked 1. - # - # N - # ---------------- - # |0011 0011 | - # | | - # | | - # M | | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # ---------------- + # C Output Transfer for larger N dimensions: the + # smallest transfer unit is an (m)-x-(n)-sized + # sub-tile, one for every (n_aie_cols)-th column. C_col_offset = col * n if not c_col_maj else col * n * M if not c_col_maj: C_block_offset = ( (row_base + tile_row) * n_aie_rows * m * N - ) # base address for this transfer block for all BDs + ) C_offset = C_col_offset + C_block_offset - C_sizes = [ - 1, - n_c_col_tiles_per_core, - mem_tile_m_C, - n, - ] + C_sizes = [1, n_c_col_tiles_per_core, mem_tile_m_C, n] C_strides = [0, mem_tile_n, N, 1] else: - C_block_offset = ( - (row_base + tile_row) * n_aie_rows * m - ) # base address for this transfer block for all BDs + C_block_offset = (row_base + tile_row) * n_aie_rows * m C_offset = C_col_offset + C_block_offset C_sizes = [n_c_col_tiles_per_core, 1, n, m] C_strides = [M * mem_tile_n, 0, M, 1] @@ -945,98 +797,80 @@ def sequence(A, B, C, A_prods, B_prods, C_conses): sizes=C_sizes, strides=C_strides, ) - C_conses[col].drain( - C, - tap=C_tile, - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - # A input transfer: - # - # The smallest transfer unit is a (m*n_A_tiles_per_shim)-sized sub-tile of the input matrix. - # Transfer one such tile for every column, contiguously. - # Repeat this transfer with identical tiles a total of (N//n//n_aie_cols) times. - # Each shim transfers the tiles for separate rows. For example, shim 0 may transfer the - # tiles marked 0 below, and shim 1 may transfer the tiles marked 1. - # K - # ---------------- - # |0000000000000000| (repeated N//n//n_aie_cols times) - # |0000000000000000| - # |1111111111111111| - # M |1111111111111111| - # | | - # | | - # | | - # | | - # ---------------- + rt.drain(ov.c[col], (self.C, C_tile), group=tg, wait=True) + # A input transfer: the smallest unit is a + # (m*n_A_tiles_per_shim)-sized sub-tile, one per column, + # repeated (N//n//n_aie_cols) times; each shim carries + # separate rows. tile_offset = ( (row_base + tile_row) * n_shim_mem_A + col ) % len(A_tiles) - # always equal to n_aie_rows since we have n_aie_rows row tiles for matrix A if col < n_aie_rows: - A_prods[col].fill( - A, - tap=A_tiles[tile_offset], - group=tg, - ) - # Use the calculated sizes/strides/offsets to record the data movement - # caused by the above call to npu_dma_memcpy_nd. - # This line does not change MLIR output at all. - - # B input transfer: - # Transfer the first a (n)-wide block of columns of B, - # Then transfer the (n_aie_columns)-th such block, and so on. - # Each shim will start at a different column offset. - # For example, shim 0 may transfer the tiles marked 0 below, - # and shim 1 may transfer the tiles marked 1. - # - # N - # ---------------- - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # K |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # |0011 0011 | - # ---------------- - B_prods[col].fill( - B, - tap=B_tiles[col], - group=tg, - ) + rt.fill(ov.a[col], (self.A, A_tiles[tile_offset]), group=tg) + # B input transfer: the first (n)-wide block of columns + # of B, then the (n_aie_columns)-th such block, and so + # on; each shim starts at a different column offset. + rt.fill(ov.b[col], (self.B, B_tiles[col]), group=tg) if tb > 0 or (tb == 0 and pingpong > 0): tg.finish() - tg = TaskGroup() + tg = rt.new_group() tg.finish() - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - A_ty, - B_ty, - C_ty, - [ - f.prod(tile=Tile(2 * c if n_aie_cols == 8 else c, 0)) - for c, f in enumerate(A_l3l2_fifos) - ], - [f.prod(tile=Tile(c, 0)) for c, f in enumerate(B_l3l2_fifos)], - [f.cons(tile=Tile(c, 0)) for c, f in enumerate(C_l2l3_fifos)], - ], - ) + # -- host-side helpers --------------------------------------------------- - # Create the program from the device type and runtime - my_program = Program(dev_ty, rt, workers=workers) - maybe_enable_trace(my_program, trace_size, workers) + def reference(self, A, B): + """CPU reference: ``C = A @ B`` honoring ``b_col_maj`` / ``c_col_maj``.""" + return reference(A, B, self.b_col_maj, self.c_col_maj) - # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module. - return my_program.resolve_program() + def pad_A(self, A_np): + """Pad A matrix to match operator dimensions (M, K)""" + M, K = A_np.shape + if M > self.M: + raise ValueError(f"A rows ({M}) exceeds operator M ({self.M})") + if M == self.M and K == self.K: + return A_np + M_padded = ((M + self.M - 1) // self.M) * self.M + A_padded = np.zeros((M_padded, self.K), dtype=A_np.dtype) + A_padded[:M, :K] = A_np + return A_padded + def pad_B(self, B_np): + """Pad B matrix to match operator dimensions based on layout""" + if self.b_col_maj: + N, K = B_np.shape + if N > self.N or K > self.K: + raise ValueError( + f"B (col-major) shape ({N}, {K}) exceeds operator N ({self.N}), K ({self.K})" + ) + if N == self.N and K == self.K: + return B_np + B_padded = np.zeros((self.N, self.K), dtype=B_np.dtype) + B_padded[:N, :K] = B_np + else: + K, N = B_np.shape + if N > self.N or K > self.K: + raise ValueError( + f"B (row-major) shape ({K}, {N}) exceeds operator K ({self.K}), N ({self.N})" + ) + if K == self.K and N == self.N: + return B_np + B_padded = np.zeros((self.K, self.N), dtype=B_np.dtype) + B_padded[:K, :N] = B_np + return B_padded -if __name__ == "__main__": - main() + def partition_B(self, B, partition_N): + B_parts = [None] * partition_N + if B is None: + return B_parts + for i in range(partition_N): + col_start = i * self.N + col_end = (i + 1) * self.N + if self.b_col_maj: + B_parts[i] = self.pad_B(B[col_start:col_end, :]) + else: + B_parts[i] = self.pad_B(B[:, col_start:col_end]) + return B_parts # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- From 579ad760c9f11148ead9c6d2b5225aa9d85fcd5a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:14:41 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 073/215] tests: pin the reshaped Softmax and Transpose specs, and cover WeightedRMSNorm Softmax's buffers are rows x cols and Transpose's output carries the transposed (N, M) shape now, both on purpose (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md, priority 9); the snapshot entries change accordingly. WeightedRMSNorm is a class of its own, so the coverage test sees it; it gets a case and a snapshot entry with the weight row between the input and the output. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py | 12 +++- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json | 86 ++++++++++++++++++++---- 2 files changed, 83 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py index afb6a8dbb1..1aef890682 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py @@ -109,6 +109,12 @@ "RMSNorm", [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], ), + ( + "rms_norm", + "WeightedRMSNorm", + # The weight row sits between the input and the output. + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), ( "rope", "RoPE", @@ -196,9 +202,9 @@ "Transpose", [ dict(M=64, N=64, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), - # Non-square, to pin that both buffers stay flat (M*N,): a transpose - # changes layout, not size. A square-only case cannot tell the two - # apart, and would let a swapped (N, M) slip through. + # Non-square, to pin that the output carries the transposed shape + # (N, M) while the input keeps (M, N). A square-only case cannot + # tell the two apart. dict(M=64, N=128, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), ], ), diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json index d9de6376d9..5fbf63e863 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json @@ -522,14 +522,16 @@ [ "in", [ - 1024 + 16, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 1024 + 16, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ] @@ -602,14 +604,16 @@ [ "in", [ - 8192 + 64, + 128 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 8192 + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ] @@ -618,14 +622,41 @@ [ "in", [ - 4096 + 64, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 64, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], + "WeightedRMSNorm({\"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"size\": 1024, \"tile_size\": 256})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 4, + 256 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "in", + [ + 256 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 4096 + 4, + 256 ], "bfloat16" ] @@ -1154,14 +1185,16 @@ [ "in", [ - 1024 + 16, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 1024 + 16, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ] @@ -1234,14 +1267,16 @@ [ "in", [ - 8192 + 64, + 128 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 8192 + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ] @@ -1250,14 +1285,41 @@ [ "in", [ - 4096 + 64, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "out", + [ + 64, + 64 + ], + "bfloat16" + ] + ], + "WeightedRMSNorm({\"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"num_channels\": 1, \"size\": 1024, \"tile_size\": 256})": [ + [ + "in", + [ + 4, + 256 + ], + "bfloat16" + ], + [ + "in", + [ + 256 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 4096 + 4, + 256 ], "bfloat16" ] From 3140b4cc660307bbf9546d15308372781e1156b8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:14:57 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 074/215] operator model: status through the first four overrides Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 15 ++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 76f1771eb1..b4871b53e5 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -851,9 +851,18 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | library-owned build (ยง5, ยง6) | `iron/common/build.py` | 6 tests: derived order and patterns, override slicing, preamble | **needs a run**: Runtime/Program construction, resident writes, barrier sets | | GEMV (ยง14 step 1) | `iron/operators/gemv/op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, tuning, compatibility, override transfers | **needs the gate**: byte-identical `matvec_vectorized_bf16_bf16.o` | | unary and binary bases, ten operators (ยง14 step 2, part) | `iron/common/operator_bases.py`, ten `op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, resident counts, transfers per core | **needs a run**: resident-driven core loops are new code; C11 byte-identity now expected to pass | -| dequant, rms_norm (two pairs), rope, softmax (two overlays) (ยง14 step 2, rest) | four `op.py` | legacy spellings, arg specs, tuning, resident values, transfers per slot, rejections | **needs a run**; softmax's snapshot entry is now `rows x cols` and must be regenerated | - -Step 2 is complete. Step 3 onward untouched. `arg_spec`, `bind()` and the +| dequant, rms_norm (two pairs), rope, softmax (two overlays) (ยง14 step 2, rest) | four `op.py` | legacy spellings, arg specs, tuning, resident values, transfers per slot, rejections | **needs a run**; softmax's snapshot entry is now `rows x cols` and was re-pinned by hand | +| repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm (ยง14 step 3, part) | four `op.py` | construction, arg specs, tuning geometry, residents, transfers issued, rejections | **needs a run**; gemm's sequence body needs the real tiler | + +Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose and +gemm are declared overrides (`design(rt)` over the same `Sequence`), with +their access patterns kept as explicit descriptors and their RTP values as +residents; `select()` carries gemm's layout transposes and `Overlay.device()` +its NPU1 column variants. Remaining in step 3: mha, flm/gemm, mm_prebuilt +(`Overlay.from_xclbin`), swiglu_prefill_stream (`from_spec`), and the two +swiglu composites as graph functions (which wait on step 6). The snapshot +entries for Softmax and Transpose were re-pinned to their 2-D shapes and +WeightedRMSNorm added to the case matrix. `arg_spec`, `bind()` and the snapshot are still in the tree and still consumed by the unconverted operators; the converted ones serve `get_arg_spec()` from their buffers. From 0a88fd3853ec0bcb46f95e95756aca1e3aa9beea Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:42:03 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 075/215] mha: declare the overlay and the operator; the sequence becomes slices MHAOverlay is the pipelined attention array (B_q, B_kv, d, the pipeline count; Q/O split over two shims above six pipelines) with four residents the sequence writes. MHA is the host ABI: Q and O as (num_heads, seq_pad, d), K and V as (num_KV_heads, seq_pad, d). Its sequence override fills each shim's Q rows and one head's whole K and V per block from buffer slices, so the hand-written TensorTiler2D taps and the legalize_tas hack go; the Q and O descriptors are now linear runs (same bytes, same order). The snapshot test surfaced two things the conversion had lost: SiLU's fixed single channel (dim()/tunable() gain init=False for that), and a StridedCopy case whose element counts never matched (the design asserted on it at build time); the case is now a real gather. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare.py | 15 +- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 1553 +++++++++------------- iron/operators/mha/test.py | 4 +- iron/operators/silu/op.py | 5 +- iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py | 4 +- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py | 13 +- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json | 68 +- iron/tests/common/build.py | 82 ++ iron/tests/common/declare.py | 4 +- 9 files changed, 786 insertions(+), 962 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index d567936b88..2d74347478 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -84,27 +84,28 @@ class DeclarationError(TypeError): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -def dim(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True) -> Any: +def dim(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True, init: bool = True) -> Any: """Declare a compile-time dimension field. A ``dim()`` field may appear in a shape. On an overlay it is overlay-tier (changing it rebuilds the array); on an operator it is sequence-tier (changing it rebuilds the instruction stream only). """ - return _specifier("dim", default, repr) + return _specifier("dim", default, repr, init) -def tunable(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True) -> Any: +def tunable(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True, init: bool = True) -> Any: """Declare a tuning knob: a field :meth:`Overlay.tuning` may set. A tunable never appears in a shape. ``None`` as the default means "tuning - fills it from the device". + fills it from the device". ``init=False`` fixes a subclass's value of an + inherited field (a kernel that only works with one channel per column). """ - return _specifier("tunable", default, repr) + return _specifier("tunable", default, repr, init) -def _specifier(tier: str, default: Any, repr_: bool) -> Field: - kwargs: dict[str, Any] = {"metadata": {_TIER: tier}, "repr": repr_} +def _specifier(tier: str, default: Any, repr_: bool, init: bool = True) -> Field: + kwargs: dict[str, Any] = {"metadata": {_TIER: tier}, "repr": repr_, "init": init} if default is not MISSING: kwargs["default"] = default return dataclasses.field(**kwargs) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 77c0d507df..a3f46f3464 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -1,1039 +1,736 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass, field +"""Fused multi-head attention, in the declared form. + +:class:`MHAOverlay` is the array: ``num_of_pipelines`` three-stage pipelines +(QK matmul, partial softmax, PV matmul), one per column, fed by a Q stream +split across the pipelines on a memtile and by K and V streams every +pipeline consumes. The block sizes, the head dimension and the pipeline +count configure it; the sequence length and the head counts do not. The +cores loop forever and read their trip counts from four residents the +sequence writes. + +:class:`MHA` is the host ABI: Q and O as ``(num_heads, seq_pad, d)``, K and +V as ``(num_KV_heads, seq_pad, d)`` with the sequence padded to a multiple +of ``B_q * num_of_pipelines``. Its sequence is an override: one task group +per (head, Q block) that fills Q for every shim, fills that head's whole K +and V, and drains O. +""" + +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import field from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np - -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -import aie.utils as aie_utils -import argparse -import sys -import math -import copy -from pathlib import Path -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from aie.iron import ( - Kernel, - ObjectFifo, - Program, - Runtime, - TaskGroup, - Worker, - Buffer, - WorkerRuntimeBarrier, -) -from aie.iron.device import NPU2, Tile -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessSequence, TensorAccessPattern -from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import if_, else_ -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace, resolve_trace_size import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from torch.nn.attention import SDPBackend, sdpa_kernel +from iron.common.declare import ( + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + Shim, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + dim, + operator, + tunable, +) + +_I32x4 = np.ndarray[(4,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] + +# r, s, t: the dimensions of the microkernel MAC instruction. Only the +# bfp16-emulated bf16 path is supported. +MAC_DIMS = (8, 8, 8) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The overlay: the pipelined attention array. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -@dataclass -class MHA(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated Multi-Head Attention operator""" - num_heads: int - seq_len: int - d: int - num_KV_heads: int - num_of_pipelines: int = field(default=1, repr=False) - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) +@operator +class MHAOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for fused attention over ``(B_q, d)`` Q blocks and ``(d, B_kv)`` K/V blocks. + + More than six pipelines split the Q and O traffic over two shims (each + memtile split serves at most six pipelines), so the Q and O streams have + ``q_shims`` slots, each carrying ``join_rows = B_q * pipelines_per_shim`` + rows per block. + """ + + d: int = dim(64) # head dimension: the width of every tile and the kernel's DIM_K + B_q: int = tunable(64) + B_kv: int = tunable(64) + num_of_pipelines: int = tunable(1) + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: bool = field(default=True, repr=False) + # Filled by tuning: how the pipelines are split across shims. + q_shims: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + join_rows: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + + q = StreamIn(join_rows, d, per=q_shims, via=Shim(4)) + k = StreamIn(d, B_kv, via=Shim(5)) + v = StreamIn(d, B_kv, via=Shim(6)) + o = StreamOut(join_rows, d, per=q_shims, via=Shim(7)) + q_blocks_per_pipeline = Resident(np.int32) + kv_blocks = Resident(np.int32) + s_q = Resident(np.int32) # the unpadded sequence length, for masking + s_kv = Resident(np.int32) _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, - "num_heads": "h", - "num_KV_heads": "kv", - "seq_len": "s", + "num_of_pipelines": "p", + "B_q": "bq", + "B_kv": "bkv", } - def __post_init__(self): - self.B_q = 64 - self.B_kv = 64 + # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- + + def validate(self) -> None: if self.d != 64: raise ValueError(f"Only d=64 is supported in this version, got d={self.d}") - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - fn=fused_mha, - # S_q and S_kv are separate design parameters that happen to be - # equal for this operator, so they cannot both bind from - # seq_len; emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 is a fixed choice here - # rather than a property of the operator. - kwargs={ - "S_q": self.seq_len, - "S_kv": self.seq_len, - "emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16": True, - }, - bind_from=self, - ), + if not self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: + raise ValueError("Only emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=True is supported") + if self.num_of_pipelines < 1: + raise ValueError("num_of_pipelines must be at least 1") + if self.num_of_pipelines > 6 and self.num_of_pipelines % 2: + raise ValueError( + f"num_of_pipelines ({self.num_of_pipelines}) above 6 must be even: " + f"the pipelines are split over two shims" + ) + r, s, t = MAC_DIMS + if self.B_q % r: + raise ValueError(f"B_q must be divisible by r ({self.B_q} % {r} != 0)") + if self.B_kv % t: + raise ValueError(f"B_kv must be divisible by t ({self.B_kv} % {t} != 0)") + if self.d % s: + raise ValueError(f"d must be divisible by s ({self.d} % {s} != 0)") + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "MHAOverlay": + if dev is not None and dev.resolve().name != "npu2": + raise Untunable( + f"MHA is pinned to the NPU2 array (memtiles at columns 3-7); " + f"got {dev.resolve().name}" + ) + q_shims = 2 if self.num_of_pipelines > 6 else 1 + return dataclasses.replace( + self, + q_shims=q_shims, + join_rows=self.B_q * (self.num_of_pipelines // q_shims), ) + # -- derived geometry ------------------------------------------------------ + @property + def pipelines_per_shim(self) -> int: + return self.num_of_pipelines // (2 if self.num_of_pipelines > 6 else 1) + + def seq_padding(self, seq_len: int) -> int: + """``seq_len`` rounded up to a multiple of ``B_q * num_of_pipelines``.""" + unit = self.B_q * self.num_of_pipelines + return ((seq_len + unit - 1) // unit) * unit + def kernel_flags(self) -> list[str]: """The -D set mha.cc and everything it includes compile under.""" - mm_defines_rowmaj = [ + return [ "-Dbf16_bf16_ONLY", f"-DDIM_M={self.B_q}", f"-DDIM_K={self.d}", f"-DDIM_N={self.B_kv}", "-DROUND_CONV_EVEN", "-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16", + "-DB_COL_MAJ", ] - return mm_defines_rowmaj + ["-DB_COL_MAJ"] - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(num_heads, seq_len, d, num_KV_heads, num_of_pipelines=1): - """Q, K, V in and O out, with the sequence padded to a pipeline multiple. - - The shape depends on a helper call and a branch, neither of which a - declarative shape notation would carry: the padding rounds seq_len up, - and num_KV_heads == 0 means plain MHA, so K and V are as wide as Q - rather than grouped. - """ - seq_padding = MHA._calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_of_pipelines) - # design.py declares Q/O as (heads, S_q_pad, d) and K/V as - # (num_KV_heads, S_kv_pad * d); num_KV_heads == 0 means plain MHA. - kv_heads = num_KV_heads if num_KV_heads else num_heads - q_size = num_heads * d * seq_padding - kv_size = kv_heads * d * seq_padding - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (q_size,)), # Q - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (kv_size,)), # K - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (kv_size,)), # V - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (q_size,)), # O - ] + # -- the array ------------------------------------------------------------- + + def design(self, target) -> list: + import sys + + from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import else_, if_ + from aie.iron import Buffer, ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + from aie.iron.device import Tile + + of_depth = 2 + dtype = bfloat16 + B_q, B_kv, d = self.B_q, self.B_kv, self.d + num_of_pipelines = self.num_of_pipelines + n_join = self.pipelines_per_shim + r, s, t = MAC_DIMS + + inv_scale = ( + 1 / np.sqrt(d) + ) * 1.4453125 # 1.4453125 โ‰ˆ log2(e), converts softmax base + + # Tensors living on the AIE-array + q_ty = np.ndarray[(B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]] + k_ty = np.ndarray[(d, B_kv), np.dtype[dtype]] + qk_ty = np.ndarray[(B_q, B_kv), np.dtype[dtype]] + s_ty = np.ndarray[(4 * B_q,), np.dtype[dtype]] + joined_ty = self.q.tile # (n_join * B_q, d) + + # Every one of these comes out of mha.cc, which #includes mm.cc and + # softmax.cc, so they all name one object: declared separately each would + # recompile that translation unit and redefine every symbol in it. + mha_source = target.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "mha.cc" + kernel_flags = self.kernel_flags() + + def mha_kernel(name, arg_types): + return target.kernel( + name, + arg_types, + source=mha_source, + compile_flags=kernel_flags, + object_file_name="mha.o", + ) - @staticmethod - def _calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_pipeline=1): - return ((seq_len + 63 * num_pipeline) // (64 * num_pipeline)) * ( - 64 * num_pipeline + zero_kernel = mha_kernel("zero_bf16", [qk_ty]) + memcopy_kernel_scale = target.kernel( + "passThroughLine", + [s_ty, s_ty, np.int32], + source=target.kernels_dir / "generic" / "passThrough.cc", + compile_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], + object_file_name="mha_passThrough.o", ) - - def _pad_to_multiple_of_64(self, tensor, seq_dim, num_pipeline=1): - seq_len = tensor.shape[seq_dim] - padded_seq_len = self._calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_pipeline) - if padded_seq_len == seq_len: - return tensor - - pad_size = padded_seq_len - seq_len - pad_width = [(0, 0)] * tensor.ndim - pad_width[seq_dim] = (0, pad_size) - return np.pad(tensor, pad_width) - - def _pack_compact_to_padded( - self, src: np.ndarray, H: int, S: int, S_pad: int, D: int - ) -> np.ndarray: - """Pack compact tensor into padded format.""" - dst = src - if S != S_pad: - dst = np.zeros((H, S_pad, D), dtype=src.dtype) - dst[:H, :S, :D] = src - return dst - - def _unpack_padded_to_compact( - self, src: np.ndarray, H: int, S: int, S_pad: int, D: int - ) -> np.ndarray: - """Unpack padded tensor back to compact format.""" - if S < S_pad: - return src[:H, :S, :D] - return src - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -dtype_map = { - "bf16": bfloat16, - "f32": np.float32, -} - -microkernel_mac_dim_map = { - "npu": { - "bf16": (4, 8, 4), - }, - "npu1": { - "bf16": (4, 8, 4), - }, - "npu2": { - "bf16": { - # emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 - True: (8, 8, 8), - False: (4, 8, 8), - }, - }, -} - - -def main(): - argparser = argparse.ArgumentParser( - prog="AIE Matrix Multiplication MLIR Design (Single Core)", - description="Emits MLIR code for a matrix multiplication design of the given input size", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--num_heads", type=int, default=1) - argparser.add_argument("--S_q", type=int, default=256) - argparser.add_argument("--S_kv", type=int, default=256) - argparser.add_argument("-d", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument("--B_q", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument("--B_kv", type=int, default=64) - argparser.add_argument( - "--num_KV_heads", - type=int, - default=2, - help="Number of num_heads for Key-Value pairs", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--number-of-pipeline", type=int, default=1) - argparser.add_argument("--emulate-bf16-mmul-with-bfp16", type=bool, default=False) - argparser.add_argument("--trace_size", type=int, default=0) - argparser.add_argument( - "--output-file-path", - "-o", - type=str, - default="my_mha.mlir", - help="Output file path for the generated MLIR module", - ) - argparser.add_argument( - "--verbose", action="store_true", help="Enable verbose output" - ) - - args = argparser.parse_args() - dev = NPU2() - - maybe_module = fused_mha( - dev=dev, - num_heads=args.num_heads, - S_q=args.S_q, - S_kv=args.S_kv, - d=args.d, - B_q=args.B_q, - B_kv=args.B_kv, - num_of_pipelines=args.number_of_pipeline, - num_KV_heads=args.num_KV_heads, - emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=args.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, - trace_size=args.trace_size, - verbose=args.verbose, - ) - - output_file_path = Path(args.output_file_path) - - with open(output_file_path, "w") as f: - f.write(str(maybe_module)) - - if args.verbose: - print(f"MLIR module written to {output_file_path}") - - -def fused_mha( - dev, - num_heads: int, - S_q: int, - S_kv: int, - d: int, - B_q: int, - B_kv: int, - num_of_pipelines: int, - num_KV_heads: int, - emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: bool, - trace_size: int = 0, - verbose: bool = False, - kernels_dir=None, - kernel_flags=(), -): - - of_depth = 2 - vectorized = True - enable_tracing = resolve_trace_size(trace_size) > 0 - dtype_str = "bf16" - - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = num_of_pipelines // 2 - else: - number_of_pipelines_join_distribute = num_of_pipelines - - S_q_eff = S_q - S_kv_eff = S_kv - S_q_pad = ((S_q_eff + (B_q * num_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_q * num_of_pipelines)) * ( - B_q * num_of_pipelines - ) - S_kv_pad = ( - (S_kv_eff + (B_kv * num_of_pipelines - 1)) // (B_kv * num_of_pipelines) - ) * (B_kv * num_of_pipelines) - num_q_blocks = S_q_pad // B_q - num_kv_blocks = S_kv_pad // B_kv - num_q_block_per_pipeline = num_q_blocks // num_of_pipelines - - # VJUNG: When the number of KV num_heads is 0, treat it as regular MHA (num_KV_heads == num_heads). - # Otherwise, num_KV_heads < num_heads indicates GQA. - if num_KV_heads == 0: - num_KV_heads = num_heads - - assert ( - emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 - ), "Only emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=True is supported" - - # r, s, t are the dimensions required by the microkernel MAC instructions. - mac_dims = microkernel_mac_dim_map["npu2"][dtype_str] - r, s, t = mac_dims[emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16] - - if verbose: - print(f"Device: {dev}") - print(f"Number of num_heads: {num_heads}") - print(f"MHA Dimensions: S_q={S_q}, S_kv={S_kv}, d={d}, B_q={B_q}, B_kv={B_kv}") - print(f"Padded Dimensions: S_q_pad={S_q_pad}, S_kv_pad={S_kv_pad}") - print(f"Data type: {dtype_str}") - print(f"Microkernel MAC dimensions: r={r}, s={s}, t={t}") - print(f"Vectorized: {vectorized}") - print(f"Enable tracing: {enable_tracing}") - - assert num_KV_heads > 0, "Number of KV num_heads must be greater than 0" - assert num_heads > 0, "Number of num_heads must be greater than 0" - assert ( - num_KV_heads <= num_heads - ), "Number of KV num_heads must be less than or equal to number of num_heads" - assert ( - num_heads % num_KV_heads == 0 - ), f"Number of num_heads ({num_heads}) must be divisible by number of KV num_heads ({num_KV_heads})" - - assert B_q % r == 0, f"B_q must be divisible by r ({B_q} % {r} != 0)" - assert B_kv % t == 0, f"B_kv must be divisible by t ({B_kv} % {t} != 0)" - assert d % s == 0, f"d must be divisible by s ({d} % {s} != 0)" - - assert S_q_pad % B_q == 0, "Padded S_q must be divisible by B_q" - assert S_kv_pad % B_kv == 0, "Padded S_kv must be divisible by B_kv" - - dtype = dtype_map[dtype_str] - - inv_scale = ( - 1 / np.sqrt(d) - ) * 1.4453125 # 1.4453125 โ‰ˆ log2(e), converts softmax base - - # Tensors living in DRAM - Q_ty = np.ndarray[ - ( - num_heads, - S_q_pad, - d, - ), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - KV_ty = np.ndarray[ - ( - num_KV_heads, - S_kv_pad * d, - ), - np.dtype[dtype], - ] - - # Tensors living on the AIE-array - q_ty = np.ndarray[(B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]] - k_ty = np.ndarray[(d, B_kv), np.dtype[dtype]] - qk_ty = np.ndarray[(B_q, B_kv), np.dtype[dtype]] - s_ty = np.ndarray[(4 * B_q,), np.dtype[dtype]] - - # AIE kernel declarations - func_type = "" if vectorized else "_scalar" - # Every one of these comes out of mha.cc, which #includes mm.cc and - # softmax.cc, so they all name one object: declared separately each would - # recompile that translation unit and redefine every symbol in it. - mha_source = Path(kernels_dir) / "aie2p" / "mha.cc" - - def mha_kernel(name, arg_types): - return declare_kernel( - name, - arg_types, - source=mha_source, - compile_flags=kernel_flags, - object_file_name="mha.o", + scale_buffer_init_kernel = mha_kernel("init_scale_buffer", [s_ty, np.int32]) + partial_softmax_kernel = mha_kernel( + "partial_softmax", + [ + qk_ty, + qk_ty, + s_ty, + np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + dtype, + np.int32, + np.int32, + np.int32, + np.int32, + ], + ) + matmul_QK = mha_kernel( + "matmul_bf16_bf16_wrapper", + [q_ty, k_ty, qk_ty, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], + ) + matmul_PV = mha_kernel( + "matmul_PV", + [ + qk_ty, + k_ty, + qk_ty, + s_ty, + np.int32, + np.int32, + np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + ], + ) + rescale_O = mha_kernel( + "rescale_O", + [qk_ty, s_ty, np.int32, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], ) - zero_kernel = mha_kernel(f"zero_{dtype_str}", [qk_ty]) - - memcopy_kernel_scale = declare_kernel( - "passThroughLine", - [s_ty, s_ty, np.int32], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "passThrough.cc", - compile_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], - object_file_name="mha_passThrough.o", - ) - - scale_buffer_init_kernel = mha_kernel("init_scale_buffer", [s_ty, np.int32]) - - partial_softmax_kernel = mha_kernel( - "partial_softmax", - [ - qk_ty, - qk_ty, - s_ty, - np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - dtype, - np.int32, - np.int32, - np.int32, - np.int32, - ], - ) - - matmul_QK = mha_kernel( - f"matmul_bf16_bf16_wrapper{func_type}", - [q_ty, k_ty, qk_ty, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], - ) - - matmul_PV = mha_kernel( - "matmul_PV", - [ - qk_ty, - k_ty, - qk_ty, - s_ty, - np.int32, - np.int32, - np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - ], - ) - - rescale_O = mha_kernel( - "rescale_O", - [qk_ty, s_ty, np.int32, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], - ) - - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos - q_dims = None - if vectorized: + # AIE-array data movement with object fifos. Q arrives joined for + # n_join pipelines and is split between them on a memtile; K and V + # are forwarded through a memtile to every pipeline. q_dims = [(B_q // r, r * d), (d // s, s), (r, d), (s, 1)] - - inQ = ObjectFifo( - np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], - name="inQ", - ) - memQ = inQ.cons().split( - offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - names=[f"memQ{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - dims_to_stream=[q_dims] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - tile=Tile(col=6, row=1), - ) # Split between N pipelines - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - inQ2 = ObjectFifo( - np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], - name="inQ2", - ) - memQ += inQ2.cons().split( - offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - names=[f"memQ2{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - dims_to_stream=[q_dims] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - tile=Tile(col=7, row=1), - ) # Split between N pipelines - - # VJUNG: The SequentialPlacer will place all of these on the same MemTile if Placement is specified. We would need a list of placement in case of one-many or many-one. - # I think the Sequential Placer will fail if we do a split/join with more than 6 I/Os cuz it tries to place them all on the same tile. - - # K is stored in column-major order - k_dims = None - if vectorized: k_dims = [(B_kv // t, t * d), (d // s, s), (t, d), (s, 1)] - inK = ObjectFifo( - k_ty, - name="inK", - depth=of_depth, - ) - memK = inK.cons().forward( - name="memK", - dims_to_stream=k_dims, - tile=Tile(col=3, row=1), - depth=of_depth, - ) # Broadcast, give this handle to N pipelines - - v_dims = None - if vectorized: v_dims = [(B_kv // s, s * B_kv), (B_kv // t, t), (s, B_kv), (t, 1)] - - inV = ObjectFifo( - k_ty, - name="inV", - depth=of_depth, - ) - memV = inV.cons().forward( - name="memV", - dims_to_stream=v_dims, - tile=Tile(col=4, row=1), - depth=of_depth, - ) # Broadcast, give this handle to N pipelines - - a_dims = None - if vectorized: a_dims = [(B_q // r, r * B_kv), (r, t), (B_kv // t, r * t), (t, 1)] - memA = [] - outA = [] - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - memA.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memA{i}")) - outA.append( - memA[i] - .cons() - .forward( - name=f"outA{i}", - dims_to_stream=a_dims, - depth=of_depth, - # tile=Tile(col=i, row=1)) + o_dims = a_dims + + # The Q splits and O joins, one per shim, on memtiles (6, 1) and (7, 1). + inQ, memQ, memO, outO = [], [], [], [] + for shim in range(self.q_shims): + suffix = "" if shim == 0 else "2" + in_q = ObjectFifo(joined_ty, name=f"inQ{suffix}") + inQ.append(in_q) + memQ += in_q.cons().split( + offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(n_join)], + obj_types=[q_ty] * n_join, + names=[f"memQ{suffix}{i}" for i in range(n_join)], + dims_to_stream=[q_dims] * n_join, + depths=[of_depth] * n_join, + tile=Tile(col=6 + shim, row=1), ) - ) # Local to 1 pipeline - - memP = [] - outP = [] - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - memP.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memP{i}")) - outP.append( - memP[i] - .cons() - .forward( - name=f"outP{i}", - dims_to_stream=q_dims, - depth=of_depth, - # tile=Tile(col=i, row=1) + mem_o = ObjectFifo(joined_ty, name=f"memO{suffix}", dims_to_stream=o_dims) + memO.append(mem_o) + outO += mem_o.prod().join( + offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(n_join)], + obj_types=[q_ty] * n_join, + names=[f"outO{suffix}{i}" for i in range(n_join)], + depths=[of_depth] * n_join, + tile=Tile(col=6 + shim, row=1), ) - ) # Local to 1 pipeline - - # Scale buffer for partial softmax - scaleOF = [] - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - scaleOF.append( - ObjectFifo(s_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"scaleOF{i}") - ) # Local to 1 pipeline - - o_dims = None - if vectorized: - o_dims = [(B_q // r, r * B_kv), (r, t), (B_kv // t, r * t), (t, 1)] - memO = ObjectFifo( - np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], - name="memO", - dims_to_stream=o_dims, - ) - outO = memO.prod().join( - offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - names=[f"outO{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - tile=Tile(col=6, row=1), - ) # Join onto the output OF - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - memO2 = ObjectFifo( - np.ndarray[(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), np.dtype[dtype]], - name="memO2", - dims_to_stream=o_dims, + + # K is stored in column-major order + inK = ObjectFifo(k_ty, name="inK", depth=of_depth) + memK = inK.cons().forward( + name="memK", dims_to_stream=k_dims, tile=Tile(col=3, row=1), depth=of_depth ) - outO += memO2.prod().join( - offsets=[B_q * d * i for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - obj_types=[q_ty] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - names=[f"outO2{i}" for i in range(number_of_pipelines_join_distribute)], - depths=[of_depth] * number_of_pipelines_join_distribute, - tile=Tile(col=7, row=1), + inV = ObjectFifo(k_ty, name="inV", depth=of_depth) + memV = inV.cons().forward( + name="memV", dims_to_stream=v_dims, tile=Tile(col=4, row=1), depth=of_depth ) - def batched_matmul_qk( - of_q, - of_k, - of_a_out, - zero, - matmul_QK, - q_block_bias, - mha_rtps, - barrier, - idx_buffer, - ): - - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - - loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] - loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] - - for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): - - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias - - for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): - - elem_in_q = of_q.acquire(1) - - for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv): - - elem_in_k = of_k.acquire(1) - elem_a_out = of_a_out.acquire(1) - - zero(elem_a_out) - matmul_QK(elem_in_q, elem_in_k, elem_a_out, idx_buffer) - - of_k.release(1) - of_a_out.release(1) - - idx_buffer[0] += 1 + # Per-pipeline fifos between the three stages. + memA, outA, memP, outP, scaleOF = [], [], [], [], [] + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): + memA.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memA{i}")) + outA.append( + memA[i] + .cons() + .forward(name=f"outA{i}", dims_to_stream=a_dims, depth=of_depth) + ) + memP.append(ObjectFifo(qk_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"memP{i}")) + outP.append( + memP[i] + .cons() + .forward(name=f"outP{i}", dims_to_stream=q_dims, depth=of_depth) + ) + scaleOF.append(ObjectFifo(s_ty, depth=of_depth, name=f"scaleOF{i}")) + + def batched_matmul_qk( + of_q, + of_k, + of_a_out, + zero, + matmul_QK, + q_block_bias, + mha_rtps, + barrier, + idx_buffer, + ): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] + loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] + + for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines + idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias - of_q.release(1) + for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): + elem_in_q = of_q.acquire(1) - def softmax( - of_in_a, - of_out_p, - of_out_scale, - partial_softmax, - init_scale_buffer, - memcopy_kernel_scale, - q_block_bias, - mha_rtps, - barrier, - idx_buffer, - scale_buffer, - ): + for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv): + elem_in_k = of_k.acquire(1) + elem_a_out = of_a_out.acquire(1) - # VJUNG: The index buffer count how many Q and KV block this worker has processed - # From this info we can infer the position in A and P + zero(elem_a_out) + matmul_QK(elem_in_q, elem_in_k, elem_a_out, idx_buffer) - barrier.wait_for_value(1) + of_k.release(1) + of_a_out.release(1) - loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] - loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] + idx_buffer[0] += 1 + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines + + of_q.release(1) + + def softmax( + of_in_a, + of_out_p, + of_out_scale, + partial_softmax, + init_scale_buffer, + memcopy_kernel_scale, + q_block_bias, + mha_rtps, + barrier, + idx_buffer, + scale_buffer, + ): + # The index buffer counts how many Q and KV blocks this worker has + # processed; from it the kernel infers its position in A and P. + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] + loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] + S_q_effective = mha_rtps[2] + S_kv_effective = mha_rtps[3] + + for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): + # Required, otherwise the buffer is kept across warmup. + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias - S_q_effective = mha_rtps[2] - S_kv_effective = mha_rtps[3] + for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): + init_scale_buffer(scale_buffer, B_q) - for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): + for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv): + elt_of_out_p = of_out_p.acquire(1) + elt_of_in_a = of_in_a.acquire(1) + elt_of_out_scale = of_out_scale.acquire(1) - # VJUNG: Required otherwise the buffer is maintained when doing warmup! - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias + partial_softmax( + elt_of_in_a, + elt_of_out_p, + scale_buffer, + idx_buffer, + inv_scale, + B_q, + B_kv, + S_q_effective, + S_kv_effective, + ) + memcopy_kernel_scale(scale_buffer, elt_of_out_scale, 4 * B_q) - for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): + of_in_a.release(1) + of_out_p.release(1) + of_out_scale.release(1) - init_scale_buffer(scale_buffer, B_q) + idx_buffer[0] += 1 + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines + + def batched_matmul_pv( + of_p, + of_v, + of_scale, + of_o_out, + zero, + matmul_PV, + rescale_O, + q_block_bias, + mha_rtps, + barrier, + idx_buffer, + ): + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] + loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] + + for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias - for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv): + for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): + elem_o_out = of_o_out.acquire(1) + zero(elem_o_out) - elt_of_out_p = of_out_p.acquire(1) - elt_of_in_a = of_in_a.acquire(1) - elt_of_out_scale = of_out_scale.acquire(1) + # First iteration, don't rescale O_{i-1} + elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) + elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) + elt_of_out_scale = of_scale.acquire(1) - partial_softmax( - elt_of_in_a, - elt_of_out_p, - scale_buffer, - idx_buffer, - inv_scale, + matmul_PV( + elem_in_p, + elem_in_v, + elem_o_out, + elt_of_out_scale, B_q, - B_kv, - S_q_effective, - S_kv_effective, + 0, + idx_buffer, ) - memcopy_kernel_scale(scale_buffer, elt_of_out_scale, 4 * B_q) - of_in_a.release(1) - of_out_p.release(1) - of_out_scale.release(1) + of_p.release(1) + of_v.release(1) + of_scale.release(1) idx_buffer[0] += 1 - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines - - def batched_matmul_pv( - of_p, - of_v, - of_scale, - of_o_out, - zero, - matmul_PV, - rescale_O, - q_block_bias, - mha_rtps, - barrier, - idx_buffer, - ): - - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - - loop_idx_q = mha_rtps[0] - loop_idx_kv = mha_rtps[1] - - for _ in range_(sys.maxsize): - - # VJUNG: Required otherwise the buffer is maintained when doing warmup! - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] = q_block_bias - - for _ in range_(loop_idx_q): - - elem_o_out = of_o_out.acquire(1) - - zero(elem_o_out) - - ### First iteration, don't rescale O_{i-1} - elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) - elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) - elt_of_out_scale = of_scale.acquire(1) - - matmul_PV( - elem_in_p, - elem_in_v, - elem_o_out, - elt_of_out_scale, - B_q, - 0, - idx_buffer, - ) - - of_p.release(1) - of_v.release(1) - of_scale.release(1) - idx_buffer[0] += 1 - ### - - with if_(loop_idx_kv > 2) as if_op: - for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv - 2): + with if_(loop_idx_kv > 2) as if_op: + for _ in range_(loop_idx_kv - 2): + elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) + elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) + elt_of_out_scale2 = of_scale.acquire(1) + + matmul_PV( + elem_in_p, + elem_in_v, + elem_o_out, + elt_of_out_scale2, + B_q, + 1, + idx_buffer, + ) + + of_p.release(1) + of_v.release(1) + of_scale.release(1) + + idx_buffer[0] += 1 + + # Last iteration, final rescaling + with if_(loop_idx_kv > 1) as if_op: elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) - elt_of_out_scale2 = of_scale.acquire(1) + elt_of_out_scale3 = of_scale.acquire(1) matmul_PV( elem_in_p, elem_in_v, elem_o_out, - elt_of_out_scale2, + elt_of_out_scale3, B_q, 1, idx_buffer, ) + rescale_O(elem_o_out, elt_of_out_scale3, B_q, idx_buffer) of_p.release(1) of_v.release(1) of_scale.release(1) idx_buffer[0] += 1 + with else_(if_op): + rescale_O(elem_o_out, elt_of_out_scale, B_q, idx_buffer) + idx_buffer[0] += 1 - ### Last iteration, final rescaling - with if_(loop_idx_kv > 1) as if_op: - elem_in_p = of_p.acquire(1) - elem_in_v = of_v.acquire(1) - elt_of_out_scale3 = of_scale.acquire(1) + idx_buffer[0] = 0 + idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines - matmul_PV( - elem_in_p, - elem_in_v, - elem_o_out, - elt_of_out_scale3, - B_q, - 1, - idx_buffer, - ) - rescale_O(elem_o_out, elt_of_out_scale3, B_q, idx_buffer) + of_o_out.release(1) - of_p.release(1) - of_v.release(1) - of_scale.release(1) - - idx_buffer[0] += 1 - # else: - with else_(if_op): - rescale_O(elem_o_out, elt_of_out_scale, B_q, idx_buffer) - idx_buffer[0] += 1 - ### + # One runtime-parameter buffer and one barrier per worker, since each + # is placed with its core. The preamble writes the four residents into + # every buffer and sets every barrier. + mha_rtps_list = [ + [ + target.rtp(_I32x4, name=f"mha_rtpss_{i}_stage{j}") + for i in range(num_of_pipelines) + ] + for j in range(3) + ] + worker_barrier_list = [ + [target.barrier() for _ in range(num_of_pipelines)] for _ in range(3) + ] - idx_buffer[0] = 0 - idx_buffer[1] += num_of_pipelines - - of_o_out.release(1) - - # Runtime parameter for workers loop index - # VJUNG: We need one Buffer per worker since they need to be placed - mha_rtps_list = [ - [ - Buffer( - np.ndarray[(4,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - name=f"mha_rtpss_{i}_stage{j}", - initial_value=None, - use_write_rtp=True, + matmul_workers, softmax_workers, matmul_pv_workers = [], [], [] + for i in range(num_of_pipelines): + idx_buffer_qk = Buffer( + initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), + name=f"idx_buffer_qk_{i}", ) - for i in range(num_of_pipelines) - ] - for j in range(3) - ] - - worker_barrier_list = [ - [WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value=0) for i in range(num_of_pipelines)] - for j in range(3) - ] - - # Create worker from task - matmul_workers = [] - softmax_workers = [] - matmul_pv_workers = [] - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - idx_buffer_qk = Buffer( - initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), - name=f"idx_buffer_qk_{i}", - ) - matmul_workers.append( - Worker( - batched_matmul_qk, - fn_args=[ - memQ[i].cons(), - memK.cons(), - memA[i].prod(), - zero_kernel, - matmul_QK, - i, - mha_rtps_list[0][i], - worker_barrier_list[0][i], - idx_buffer_qk, - ], - stack_size=0xD00, - tile=Tile(col=i, row=2), - while_true=False, + matmul_workers.append( + Worker( + batched_matmul_qk, + fn_args=[ + memQ[i].cons(), + memK.cons(), + memA[i].prod(), + zero_kernel, + matmul_QK, + i, + mha_rtps_list[0][i], + worker_barrier_list[0][i], + idx_buffer_qk, + ], + stack_size=0xD00, + tile=Tile(col=i, row=2), + while_true=False, + ) ) - ) - idx_buffer_softmax = Buffer( - initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), - name=f"idx_buffer_softmax_{i}", - ) - scale_buffer_softmax = Buffer( - initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(4 * B_q,), dtype=dtype), - name=f"scale_buffer_softmax_{i}", - ) - softmax_workers.append( - Worker( - softmax, - fn_args=[ - outA[i].cons(), - memP[i].prod(), - scaleOF[i].prod(), - partial_softmax_kernel, - scale_buffer_init_kernel, - memcopy_kernel_scale, - i, - mha_rtps_list[1][i], - worker_barrier_list[1][i], - idx_buffer_softmax, - scale_buffer_softmax, - ], - stack_size=0xD00, - tile=Tile(col=i, row=3), - while_true=False, + idx_buffer_softmax = Buffer( + initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), + name=f"idx_buffer_softmax_{i}", ) - ) - idx_buffer_pv = Buffer( - initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), - name=f"idx_buffer_pv_{i}", - ) - matmul_pv_workers.append( - Worker( - batched_matmul_pv, - fn_args=[ - outP[i].cons(), - memV.cons(), - scaleOF[i].cons(), - outO[i].prod(), - zero_kernel, - matmul_PV, - rescale_O, - i, - mha_rtps_list[2][i], - worker_barrier_list[2][i], - idx_buffer_pv, - ], - stack_size=0xD00, - tile=Tile(col=i, row=4), - while_true=False, + scale_buffer_softmax = Buffer( + initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(4 * B_q,), dtype=dtype), + name=f"scale_buffer_softmax_{i}", + ) + softmax_workers.append( + Worker( + softmax, + fn_args=[ + outA[i].cons(), + memP[i].prod(), + scaleOF[i].prod(), + partial_softmax_kernel, + scale_buffer_init_kernel, + memcopy_kernel_scale, + i, + mha_rtps_list[1][i], + worker_barrier_list[1][i], + idx_buffer_softmax, + scale_buffer_softmax, + ], + stack_size=0xD00, + tile=Tile(col=i, row=3), + while_true=False, + ) + ) + idx_buffer_pv = Buffer( + initial_value=np.zeros(shape=(2,), dtype=np.int32), + name=f"idx_buffer_pv_{i}", + ) + matmul_pv_workers.append( + Worker( + batched_matmul_pv, + fn_args=[ + outP[i].cons(), + memV.cons(), + scaleOF[i].cons(), + outO[i].prod(), + zero_kernel, + matmul_PV, + rescale_O, + i, + mha_rtps_list[2][i], + worker_barrier_list[2][i], + idx_buffer_pv, + ], + stack_size=0xD00, + tile=Tile(col=i, row=4), + while_true=False, + ) ) - ) - - # Define tensor access patterns for inputs/outputs - # A and B are tiled across M and N respectively, while C is tiled across M and N - Q_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (num_heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) - ) - - K_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (num_KV_heads * S_kv_pad, d), (S_kv_pad, d), (1, 1) - ) - - V_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (num_KV_heads * S_kv_pad, d), (S_kv_pad, d), (1, 1) - ) - - O_tiles = TensorTiler2D.group_tiler( - (num_heads * S_q_pad, d), (number_of_pipelines_join_distribute * B_q, d), (1, 1) - ) - - def print_tap_seq_info(tap_seq, name): - for idx, tap in enumerate(tap_seq): - print(f"{name} tile {idx}:") - print(f" Offset: {tap.offset}") - print(f" Sizes: {tap.sizes}") - print(f" Strides: {tap.strides}") - - def legalize_tap(tap: TensorAccessPattern, max_dim_size: int): - - sizes = copy.deepcopy(tap._sizes) - - # Skip is no need to legalize - if all(size <= max_dim_size for size in sizes): - return tap - - # Check that the transfer is continuous - for idx, stride in enumerate(tap._strides[:-1]): - if stride != 0 and stride != tap._sizes[idx + 1]: - raise ValueError(f"Cannot legalize DMA non-contiguous DMA transfer") - assert tap._strides[-1] == 1, f"Cannot legalize DMA non-contiguous DMA transfer" - - tap._sizes = [1, 1, 1, math.prod(sizes)] - tap._strides = [0, 0, 0, 1] - return tap + # The shim ends: Q and O share a column per shim slot, K and V take + # their own. + for shim in range(self.q_shims): + self.q[shim].bind(inQ[shim].prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0))) + self.o[shim].bind(memO[shim].cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0))) + self.k.bind(inK.prod(tile=Tile(col=5, row=0))) + self.v.bind(inV.prod(tile=Tile(col=6, row=0))) - def legalize_tas(tas: TensorAccessSequence): + flat_rtps = [b for stage in mha_rtps_list for b in stage] + self.q_blocks_per_pipeline.bind(flat_rtps, 0) + self.kv_blocks.bind(flat_rtps, 1) + self.s_q.bind(flat_rtps, 2) + self.s_kv.bind(flat_rtps, 3) - max_dim_size = 1023 # Max DMA dimension size for memTile DMA on NPU2 + return matmul_workers + softmax_workers + matmul_pv_workers - for tap in tas: - tap = legalize_tap(tap, max_dim_size) - legalize_tas(K_tiles) - legalize_tas(V_tiles) +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The operator: the host ABI, declared against the overlay. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - if verbose: - print(f"DMA Transfer Configuration: DRAM <-> Mem tile") - # print_tap_seq_info(Q_tiles, "Q") - print_tap_seq_info(K_tiles, "K") - print_tap_seq_info(V_tiles, "V") - # print_tap_seq_info(O_tiles, "O") - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - inQ_h = inQ.prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0)) - inQ2_h = inQ2.prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0)) if num_of_pipelines > 6 else None - inK_h = inK.prod(tile=Tile(col=5, row=0)) - inV_h = inV.prod(tile=Tile(col=6, row=0)) - memO_h = memO.cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0)) - memO2_h = memO2.cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0)) if num_of_pipelines > 6 else None +@operator +class MHA(Operator[MHAOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated Multi-Head Attention operator""" - def sequence(Q, K, V, O, inQ_h, inQ2_h, inK_h, inV_h, memO_h, memO2_h): - for j in range(3): - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - mha_rtps_list[j][i][0] = num_q_block_per_pipeline - mha_rtps_list[j][i][1] = num_kv_blocks - mha_rtps_list[j][i][2] = S_q_eff - mha_rtps_list[j][i][3] = S_kv_eff + num_heads: int = dim() + # None takes the padded length inference binds from a shape (seq_pad). + seq_len: int | None = dim(None) + # The K/V head count: fewer than num_heads is grouped-query attention. + # 0 or None means plain MHA (as many as num_heads); validate() fills it. + num_KV_heads: int | None = dim(None) + # seq_len rounded up to a multiple of B_q * num_of_pipelines; filled by + # validate(), and checked against the value inference binds from a shape. + seq_pad: int | None = dim(None, repr=False) + + Q = In(num_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, to=MHAOverlay.q) + K = In(num_KV_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, to=MHAOverlay.k) + V = In(num_KV_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, to=MHAOverlay.v) + O = Out(num_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, from_=MHAOverlay.o) - for j in range(3): - for i in range(num_of_pipelines): - worker_barrier_list[j][i].set(1) + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { + "num_heads": "h", + "num_KV_heads": "kv", + "seq_len": "s", + } - for head_idx in range(num_heads): + # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ - kv_head_idx = head_idx // (num_heads // num_KV_heads) + @property + def d(self) -> int: + return self.ov.d - for q_block_idx in range(num_q_block_per_pipeline): + @property + def B_q(self) -> int: + return self.ov.B_q - # Initialize a group for parallel drain tasks, with fill resources free'd when drains complete. - tg = TaskGroup() + @property + def B_kv(self) -> int: + return self.ov.B_kv - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - inQ_h.fill( - Q, - tap=Q_tiles[ - 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx * 2 - ], - group=tg, - ) - inQ2_h.fill( - Q, - tap=Q_tiles[ - 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline - + q_block_idx * 2 - + 1 - ], - group=tg, - ) - else: - inQ_h.fill( - Q, - tap=Q_tiles[head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx], - group=tg, - ) + @property + def num_of_pipelines(self) -> int: + return self.ov.num_of_pipelines - # Thow on bd containing the full K and V in the object fifo, then does it transfer cunks of inKV size at the time? - inK_h.fill( - K, - tap=K_tiles[kv_head_idx], - group=tg, - ) - inV_h.fill( - V, - tap=V_tiles[kv_head_idx], - group=tg, - ) + @staticmethod + def _calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_pipeline=1): + return ((seq_len + 63 * num_pipeline) // (64 * num_pipeline)) * ( + 64 * num_pipeline + ) - if num_of_pipelines > 6: - memO_h.drain( - O, - tap=O_tiles[ - 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx * 2 - ], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - memO2_h.drain( - O, - tap=O_tiles[ - 2 * head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline - + q_block_idx * 2 - + 1 - ], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) - else: - memO_h.drain( - O, - tap=O_tiles[head_idx * num_q_block_per_pipeline + q_block_idx], - wait=True, - group=tg, - ) + def _pad_to_multiple_of_64(self, tensor, seq_dim, num_pipeline=1): + seq_len = tensor.shape[seq_dim] + padded_seq_len = self._calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_pipeline) + if padded_seq_len == seq_len: + return tensor + pad_width = [(0, 0)] * tensor.ndim + pad_width[seq_dim] = (0, padded_seq_len - seq_len) + return np.pad(tensor, pad_width) - tg.finish() + # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [Q_ty, KV_ty, KV_ty, Q_ty, inQ_h, inQ2_h, inK_h, inV_h, memO_h, memO2_h], - ) + def validate(self) -> None: + if self.num_heads <= 0: + raise ValueError("Number of num_heads must be greater than 0") + if not self.num_KV_heads: + self.num_KV_heads = self.num_heads + if self.num_KV_heads > self.num_heads: + raise ValueError( + "Number of KV num_heads must be less than or equal to number of num_heads" + ) + if self.num_heads % self.num_KV_heads: + raise ValueError( + f"Number of num_heads ({self.num_heads}) must be divisible by " + f"number of KV num_heads ({self.num_KV_heads})" + ) + if self.seq_len is None: + if self.seq_pad is None: + raise ValueError("MHA needs seq_len (or seq_pad, from a shape)") + self.seq_len = self.seq_pad + if self.seq_len <= 0: + raise ValueError("seq_len must be greater than 0") + expected = self.ov.seq_padding(self.seq_len) + if self.seq_pad is None: + self.seq_pad = expected + elif self.seq_pad != expected: + raise ValueError( + f"seq_pad={self.seq_pad} does not match seq_len={self.seq_len} " + f"padded to a multiple of B_q * num_of_pipelines ({expected})" + ) - # Create the program from the device type and runtime - dev_ty = NPU2() - my_program = Program( - dev_ty, rt, workers=matmul_workers + softmax_workers + matmul_pv_workers - ) - maybe_enable_trace( - my_program, trace_size, matmul_workers + softmax_workers + matmul_pv_workers - ) + def compatible(self) -> None: + ov = self.ov + expected = ov.seq_padding(self.seq_len) + if self.seq_pad != expected: + raise Incompatible( + f"seq_pad ({self.seq_pad}) is not seq_len ({self.seq_len}) padded " + f"to a multiple of B_q * num_of_pipelines ({expected})" + ) - # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - module = my_program.resolve_program() - return module + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + ov = self.ov + return { + "q_blocks_per_pipeline": self.seq_pad // (ov.B_q * ov.num_of_pipelines), + "kv_blocks": self.seq_pad // ov.B_kv, + "s_q": self.seq_len, + "s_kv": self.seq_len, + } + + # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- + + def design(self, rt): + ov = self.ov + heads, kv_heads = self.num_heads, self.num_KV_heads + rows = ov.join_rows # Q rows each shim carries per block + blocks = self.seq_pad // (rows * ov.q_shims) # per pipeline + + for head in range(heads): + kv_head = head // (heads // kv_heads) + for block in range(blocks): + # One group per block: fills, then the drains that free them. + with rt.group(): + for shim in range(ov.q_shims): + r0 = (block * ov.q_shims + shim) * rows + rt.fill(ov.q[shim], self.Q[head, r0 : r0 + rows, :]) + # The whole of this head's K and V, streamed in (d, B_kv) blocks. + rt.fill(ov.k, self.K[kv_head]) + rt.fill(ov.v, self.V[kv_head]) + for shim in range(ov.q_shims): + r0 = (block * ov.q_shims + shim) * rows + rt.drain(ov.o[shim], self.O[head, r0 : r0 + rows, :], wait=True) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/test.py b/iron/operators/mha/test.py index c001bb9579..dd7abab2df 100755 --- a/iron/operators/mha/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/test.py @@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +import math + import pytest from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA @@ -103,7 +105,7 @@ def test_arg_spec_matches_design_shapes( num_KV_heads=num_kv_heads, num_of_pipelines=num_pipelines, ) - q, k, v, o = (spec.shape[0] for spec in op.get_arg_spec()) + q, k, v, o = (math.prod(spec.shape) for spec in op.get_arg_spec()) pad = op._calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_pipelines) kv_heads = num_kv_heads if num_kv_heads else num_heads diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/op.py b/iron/operators/silu/op.py index 13dfc80ef2..ab1a999f5a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu/op.py @@ -3,13 +3,16 @@ from typing import ClassVar -from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator, tunable @operator class SiLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): """The array for SiLU: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" + # One channel per column, as before: the LUT-based kernel is sized for it. + num_channels: int = tunable(1, repr=False, init=False) + kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "silu" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "silu_bf16_size" needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py index fd7c00bfb2..8cb80633d3 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py @@ -105,5 +105,7 @@ def test_transfer_size_not_dividing_per_channel_share_is_rejected(aie_context): operator = StridedCopy( **_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=4, transfer_size=512), context=aie_context ) - with pytest.raises((AssertionError, ValueError), match="must divide the per-channel transfer"): + with pytest.raises( + (AssertionError, ValueError), match="must divide the per-channel transfer" + ): operator.compile() diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py index 1aef890682..6594bd8caa 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py @@ -177,12 +177,15 @@ output_buffer_size=1024, dtype=np.float32, ), - # Input and output sizes are independent here, unlike every other - # (in, out) operator. Equal-size cases alone would let a refactor - # that tied the output shape to the input pass unnoticed. + # Input and output buffer sizes are independent here, unlike every + # other (in, out) operator: a gather of every fourth element of a + # 1024-element buffer into a 256-element one. Equal-size cases + # alone would let a refactor that tied the output shape to the + # input pass unnoticed. (The copy itself moves the same element + # count both ways; the operator checks that at construction.) dict( - input_sizes=[1024], - input_strides=[1], + input_sizes=[256], + input_strides=[4], input_offset=0, output_sizes=[256], output_strides=[1], diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json index 5fbf63e863..b939c082aa 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json @@ -292,28 +292,36 @@ [ "in", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "in", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "in", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ] @@ -322,28 +330,36 @@ [ "in", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "in", [ - 16384 + 2, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "in", [ - 16384 + 2, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ] @@ -568,7 +584,7 @@ "bfloat16" ] ], - "StridedCopy({\"input_buffer_size\": 1024, \"input_offset\": 0, \"input_sizes\": [1024], \"input_strides\": [1], \"output_buffer_size\": 256, \"output_offset\": 0, \"output_sizes\": [256], \"output_strides\": [1]})": [ + "StridedCopy({\"input_buffer_size\": 1024, \"input_offset\": 0, \"input_sizes\": [256], \"input_strides\": [4], \"output_buffer_size\": 256, \"output_offset\": 0, \"output_sizes\": [256], \"output_strides\": [1]})": [ [ "in", [ @@ -955,28 +971,36 @@ [ "in", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "in", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "in", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ] @@ -985,28 +1009,36 @@ [ "in", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "in", [ - 16384 + 2, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "in", [ - 16384 + 2, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ], [ "out", [ - 65536 + 8, + 128, + 64 ], "bfloat16" ] @@ -1231,7 +1263,7 @@ "bfloat16" ] ], - "StridedCopy({\"input_buffer_size\": 1024, \"input_offset\": 0, \"input_sizes\": [1024], \"input_strides\": [1], \"output_buffer_size\": 256, \"output_offset\": 0, \"output_sizes\": [256], \"output_strides\": [1]})": [ + "StridedCopy({\"input_buffer_size\": 1024, \"input_offset\": 0, \"input_sizes\": [256], \"input_strides\": [4], \"output_buffer_size\": 256, \"output_offset\": 0, \"output_sizes\": [256], \"output_strides\": [1]})": [ [ "in", [ diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 8c40e1530a..9d2c2f6317 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -217,3 +217,85 @@ class Forgetful(Operator[Counted]): with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="does not supply it"): _preamble(Sequence(op, ov, {}), Forgetful(ov, n=64), ov, FakeTarget()) + + +def test_mha_sequence_splits_q_over_two_shims_and_reuses_kv_per_head(monkeypatch): + # mha/op.py with eight pipelines: Q and O go through two shims, each + # carrying four pipelines' (256-row) block; K and V are one head's whole + # (seq_pad, d) slab, filled once per Q block; drains wait. + from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA, MHAOverlay + + monkeypatch.setattr(Access, "tap", lambda self: self) + + class Dev: + def resolve(self): + class R: + name = "npu2" + + return R() + + class Handle: + def __init__(self, name, log): + self.name, self.log = name, log + + def fill(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): + self.log.append(("fill", self.name, data, tap.offset, tap.count, wait)) + + def drain(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): + self.log.append(("drain", self.name, data, tap.offset, tap.count, wait)) + + op = MHA(num_heads=2, seq_len=1000, d=64, num_KV_heads=1, num_of_pipelines=8) + op = op.tuned(Dev()) + ov = op.ov + assert op.seq_pad == 1024 and ov.q_shims == 2 and ov.join_rows == 256 + assert op.residents() == { + "q_blocks_per_pipeline": 2, + "kv_blocks": 16, + "s_q": 1000, + "s_kv": 1000, + } + log = [] + for s in ov.streams.values(): + for i in range(s.count): + s.bind(Handle(f"{s.name}{i}", log), i) + op.design(Sequence(op, ov, {"Q": "dQ", "K": "dK", "V": "dV", "O": "dO"})) + + head = 1024 * 64 + block = 256 * 64 + expected = [] + for h in range(2): + for b in range(2): + for s in range(2): + expected.append( + ( + "fill", + f"q{s}", + "dQ", + h * head + (2 * b + s) * block, + block, + False, + ) + ) + expected.append(("fill", "k0", "dK", 0, head, False)) + expected.append(("fill", "v0", "dV", 0, head, False)) + for s in range(2): + expected.append( + ( + "drain", + f"o{s}", + "dO", + h * head + (2 * b + s) * block, + block, + True, + ) + ) + assert log == expected + + +def test_mha_infers_the_padded_length_and_the_kv_head_count(): + from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA + + op = MHA.from_operands((8, 128, 64), (2, 128, 64), (2, 128, 64)) + assert (op.num_heads, op.num_KV_heads, op.seq_len, op.seq_pad) == (8, 2, 128, 128) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="seq_pad=100"): + MHA(num_heads=1, seq_len=100, seq_pad=100, d=64) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index 6d26b51e60..eae042d6bf 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -189,7 +189,9 @@ class Bad(Operator[MVOverlay]): def test_buffers_on_an_overlay_are_rejected(): - with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="buffers and DispatchTime values belong"): + with pytest.raises( + DeclarationError, match="buffers and DispatchTime values belong" + ): @operator class Bad(Overlay): From 82c5f48aaa90af5254efa370e998dc4adb26ce75 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:42:31 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 076/215] operator model: status through mha Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 19 +++++++++++++------ 1 file changed, 13 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index b4871b53e5..0570fbaa5b 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -853,12 +853,19 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | unary and binary bases, ten operators (ยง14 step 2, part) | `iron/common/operator_bases.py`, ten `op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, resident counts, transfers per core | **needs a run**: resident-driven core loops are new code; C11 byte-identity now expected to pass | | dequant, rms_norm (two pairs), rope, softmax (two overlays) (ยง14 step 2, rest) | four `op.py` | legacy spellings, arg specs, tuning, resident values, transfers per slot, rejections | **needs a run**; softmax's snapshot entry is now `rows x cols` and was re-pinned by hand | | repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm (ยง14 step 3, part) | four `op.py` | construction, arg specs, tuning geometry, residents, transfers issued, rejections | **needs a run**; gemm's sequence body needs the real tiler | - -Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose and -gemm are declared overrides (`design(rt)` over the same `Sequence`), with -their access patterns kept as explicit descriptors and their RTP values as -residents; `select()` carries gemm's layout transposes and `Overlay.device()` -its NPU1 column variants. Remaining in step 3: mha, flm/gemm, mm_prebuilt +| mha (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/mha/op.py` | eight-pipeline sequence checked transfer by transfer (two shims, K/V per head, waited drains); inference from shapes | **needs a run**; Q/O descriptors are now linear runs rather than `(rows, d)` tiles, same bytes in the same order | + +Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm +and mha are declared overrides (`design(rt)` over the same `Sequence`), with +their access patterns kept as explicit descriptors (mha's as buffer slices) +and their RTP values as residents; `select()` carries gemm's layout +transposes and `Overlay.device()` its NPU1 column variants. mha's four +per-worker RTP words are four residents bound at an index into the same +buffers, and its `legalize_tas` hack is `tiling.legalize` through a slice. +The snapshot test, run under the stub for the first time, caught two +losses: SiLU's fixed single channel (`tunable(1, init=False)` now) and a +StridedCopy case the old design would have asserted on (now a real +gather). Remaining in step 3: flm/gemm, mm_prebuilt (`Overlay.from_xclbin`), swiglu_prefill_stream (`from_spec`), and the two swiglu composites as graph functions (which wait on step 6). The snapshot entries for Softmax and Transpose were re-pinned to their 2-D shapes and From bc809e48cc9480f60b3e7bea89ebf68f72e65ebf Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:50:08 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 077/215] flm/gemm: declare the configuration as the overlay and the shape as the operator FLMGEMMOverlay carries what the xclbin depends on (tile_n, tile_ma, m_chunk, the compiled-in epilogue modes, rounding) and fills the grid, B's storage type and the L2 tiles from the device; its config_name is the xclbin's stem, unchanged. GEMM carries M, K, N, the activation and the clamp as residents that reach only the instruction stream, and keeps the two-compile link_xclbin, now building the configuration-only module from a copy of itself at the reference shape. The array moves verbatim from design.py's gemm() into the overlay's design(); the sequence, with its split and unsplit emitters and the task-queue bounds, into the operator's design(rt) over Access records. design.py keeps the geometry, the L1 budget and the parameter layout. Library: a select() on a None flag now raises rather than picking the false branch; a buffer's shape and dtype resolve on use, so an operator on an untuned overlay can be held; Resident(optional=True) covers the parameter words only some configurations allocate; mlir_artifact_for takes a filename; Target.rtp takes an initial value. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/build.py | 20 +- iron/common/declare.py | 26 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py | 727 +--------------- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 1297 +++++++++++++++++++++-------- iron/tests/common/build.py | 138 +++ 5 files changed, 1139 insertions(+), 1069 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 0b8234ee42..b60e5c64c9 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -117,11 +117,13 @@ def barrier(self, initial_value: int = 0): self.barriers.append(b) return b - def rtp(self, arr_type, name: str | None = None): + def rtp(self, arr_type, name: str | None = None, initial_value=None): """A runtime-parameter buffer a core reads and the preamble writes.""" from aie.iron import Buffer - return Buffer(arr_type, name=name, use_write_rtp=True) + return Buffer( + arr_type, name=name, initial_value=initial_value, use_write_rtp=True + ) def log(self, *args) -> None: if self.verbose: @@ -290,6 +292,8 @@ def _preamble(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, target: Target) -> None: """Residents, then barriers, then the parameter sync, before any DMA.""" values = op.residents() for name, res in ov.residents.items(): + if res.optional and not res.targets: + continue # this configuration does not allocate it if name not in values: raise ValueError( f"{type(ov).__name__}.{name} is a Resident but " @@ -429,10 +433,16 @@ def _design_code(op: Operator) -> str: return h.hexdigest()[:24] -def mlir_artifact_for(op: Operator) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - """The artifact the existing compile path expects, carrying ``build_design``.""" +def mlir_artifact_for( + op: Operator, filename: str | None = None +) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: + """The artifact the existing compile path expects, carrying ``build_design``. + + ``filename`` names the module for an operator whose stem is not its own + name (flm/gemm's configuration-only build). + """ return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{op.name}.mlir", + filename or f"{op.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( fn=build_design, bind_from=op, kwargs={"op": op, "code": _design_code(op)} ), diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 2d74347478..610a0bca60 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -417,10 +417,15 @@ def __init__( *, address: int | None = None, lock: int | None = None, + optional: bool = False, ) -> None: self.dtype = dtype self.address = address self.lock = lock + # A resident only some configurations of the overlay allocate (a + # parameter word omitted when its value is a compile-time constant). + # The preamble skips it when design() left it unbound. + self.optional = optional def __repr__(self) -> str: return f"Resident({np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" @@ -556,11 +561,20 @@ def __init__(self, member: _Buffer, op: "Operator") -> None: self._op = op self.name = member.name self.direction = member.direction - self.shape = _resolve_shape(member.dims, op) - self.dtype = _resolve_dtype(member.dtype, op) self.to = member.to self.from_ = member.from_ + # Resolved on use, not at construction: a shape or dtype may follow a + # tunable the device fills (flm/gemm's B layout), and an operator on an + # untuned overlay is still a valid thing to hold. + @property + def shape(self) -> tuple[int, ...]: + return _resolve_shape(self.member.dims, self._op) + + @property + def dtype(self): + return _resolve_dtype(self.member.dtype, self._op) + @property def elements(self) -> int: return int(np.prod(self.shape)) if self.shape else 1 @@ -672,6 +686,7 @@ def __init__(self, member: Resident, overlay: "Overlay") -> None: self.dtype = member.dtype self.address = member.address self.lock = member.lock + self.optional = member.optional self.targets: list[tuple[Any, int]] = [] def bind(self, buffers, index: int = 0) -> None: @@ -722,7 +737,12 @@ def _resolve_dim(spec, instance) -> int: def _flag_value(flag, instance) -> bool: if isinstance(flag, DimRef): - return bool(_lookup_ref(flag, instance)) + value = _lookup_ref(flag, instance) + if value is None: + raise Incompatible( + f"{flag!r} is None; a select() on it needs a tuned overlay" + ) + return bool(value) if isinstance(flag, Field): return bool(getattr(instance, flag.name)) return bool(flag) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py index 39624bad4e..1917522c39 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py @@ -15,35 +15,20 @@ The constants below are the single source of truth: ``op.py`` passes them to the kernels as -D flags, so the C++ and the dataflow cannot drift apart. + +The array itself is ``FLMGEMMOverlay.design`` and the runtime sequence is +``FLMGEMM.design`` in ``op.py``; this module keeps the geometry, the L1 +budget helpers and the parameter-buffer layout they and ``mm_prebuilt`` +share. """ -import argparse from enum import StrEnum from functools import partial import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -from aie.helpers.util import v8bfp16ebs8 - -from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import ( - Buffer, - Kernel, - ObjectFifo, - Program, - Runtime, - TaskGroup, - Worker, - WorkerRuntimeBarrier, -) -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model -from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch -from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2, Tile -from iron.common.utils import split_run -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace # --- Fixed geometry ------------------------------------------------------- # GEMM tiling per compute tile, and the register tiling inside it. @@ -243,701 +228,3 @@ def _b_depth_for(t_ma, n_tile, ct_max_k, b_elem_bytes, budget, m_chunk=1): f"tile_ma={t_ma} does not fit L1 for tile_n={n_tile} " f"(ct_max_k={ct_max_k}); even single-buffered B overflows the budget" ) - - -def gemm( - dev, - M, - K, - N, - epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, - clamp=None, - tile_n=N_TILE_DEFAULT, - m_chunk=None, - tile_ma=None, - trace_size=0, - kernel_object_name=None, - bundled_sources=(), - kernel_source=None, - kernel_flags=(), -): - """Emit the MLIR module for an M x K @ K x N bf16 GEMM. - - A, B and C are row-major bf16 dense tensors, except that B must arrive - pre-packed by ``GEMM.pack_B`` in the order the cores consume it. - """ - if tile_n not in CT_MAX_K_FOR_N: - raise ValueError( - f"tile_n must be one of {sorted(CT_MAX_K_FOR_N)}, got {tile_n}" - ) - # From the device, not constants, so one dataflow covers 4x8 and 4x4. - tm = get_target_model(dev.resolve()) - COLS, ROWS = dev.cols, compute_rows(dev) - MIN_M = M_TILE * ROWS - SHIM_BDS = tm.get_num_bds(0, 0) - N_TILE = tile_n - CT_MAX_K = CT_MAX_K_FOR_N[N_TILE] - if (N_TILE, CT_MAX_K) not in _VERIFIED_CT_K: - raise ValueError( - f"tile_n={N_TILE} with ct_max_k={CT_MAX_K} is not a verified " - f"combination (verified: {sorted(_VERIFIED_CT_K)}). It would build, " - f"run, and compute the WRONG ANSWER -- see _VERIFIED_CT_K. If you " - f"are retuning CT_MAX_K_FOR_N, fix that coupling first and add the " - f"pair here once a hardware test passes." - ) - M_CHUNK = M_CHUNK_FOR_N[N_TILE] if m_chunk is None else m_chunk - # B is bfp16ebs8 on AIE2P and bf16 on AIE2. B_GROUP is the B values per - # element of the MLIR type, so a length in values divides to elements. - BFP16_B = dev.arch == AIEArch.AIE2p - B_GROUP = BFP16_GROUP if BFP16_B else 1 - b_elem_bytes = BFP16_GROUP_BYTES / BFP16_GROUP if BFP16_B else 2 - # Asymmetric tile buffering: A spans T_MA rows and the accumulator M_TILE, - # so the core folds RHO bands into one C tile. A dies on consumption while - # C lives across the K reduction, so sizing both to M_TILE pays twice. - if tile_ma is None: - T_MA, L1_B_DEPTH = _default_l1( - N_TILE, CT_MAX_K, b_elem_bytes, tm.get_local_memory_size(), M_CHUNK - ) - else: - T_MA = tile_ma - if M_TILE % T_MA or T_MA % (2 * R): - raise ValueError( - f"tile_ma ({T_MA}) must divide {M_TILE} and be a multiple of {2 * R}" - ) - L1_B_DEPTH = _b_depth_for( - T_MA, - N_TILE, - CT_MAX_K, - b_elem_bytes, - tm.get_local_memory_size(), - M_CHUNK, - ) - RHO = M_TILE // T_MA - OVERLAP = OVERLAP_DEFAULT - K_DIV_CT_K_MAX = K_TILE // CT_MAX_K - CT_A_LEN = 2 * R * CT_MAX_K # one z slice - CT_A_OBJ = CT_A_LEN * (T_MA // R // 2) # every z slice of one mmul - C_SLICE_LEN = M_TILE * N_TILE # one compute tile's C contribution - O_CHUNKS = C_SLICE_LEN // CT_OUT_LEN # C objects an accumulator drains as - B_ITERS = K_TILE // CT_MAX_K # B chunks consumed per k step - MIN_N = N_TILE * COLS - - epilogue = Epilogue(epilogue) - # Clamp bounds ride the RTP buffer as raw int32 bit patterns, since - # npu_write_rtp writes i32 only. No clamp means the identity bounds rather - # than a different build: min(x, +inf) and max(x, -inf) leave every finite - # value bit-identical, so an unclamped dispatch is numerically unchanged. - rtp_slots, rtp_words = rtp_layout(M_CHUNK) - clamp_lo, clamp_hi = clamp if clamp is not None else (-np.inf, np.inf) - clamp_min_bits = int(np.float32(clamp_lo).view(np.int32)) - clamp_max_bits = int(np.float32(clamp_hi).view(np.int32)) - # A tile does a whole m x n block or nothing, so M and K must tile - # exactly. N need only be a multiple of N_TILE: a short trailing group is - # handled by per-column trip counts, which matters because o and down - # have N = model dim. - for name, value, unit in (("M", M, MIN_M), ("K", K, MIN_K), ("N", N, N_TILE)): - if value % unit != 0: - raise ValueError(f"{name} ({value}) must be a multiple of {unit}") - - bf16_ty = np.dtype[bfloat16] - f32 = np.dtype[np.float32] - - m_row_blocks = M // MIN_M - k_iters = K // K_TILE - # A "unit" is one group of M_CHUNK row-blocks. Every leg is issued per - # unit, so A, B and C stay aligned with each other and the core's nest. - n_chunks, n_rem = divmod(m_row_blocks, M_CHUNK) - if n_rem: - # op.py resolves m_chunk, so this cannot fire. A partial group is - # inexpressible: the object is M_CHUNK tiles wide and the forward - # always drains that much, and no way of padding it lowers correctly. - raise ValueError( - f"m_row_blocks ({m_row_blocks}) must be a multiple of m_chunk " - f"({M_CHUNK}); op.py should have resolved m_chunk to 1 here" - ) - n_units = n_chunks - - def unit_rows(u): - """(first row-block, how many) for unit ``u``; always a full group.""" - return u * M_CHUNK, M_CHUNK - - # A mega_row stride lands in the shim BD's 20-bit iteration step, so it - # overflows once K or N passes ~8191 elements; only E4B's 10240 does. Such - # a leg goes out as one transfer per mega_row, carrying the jump in its - # unbounded offset. M_CHUNK > 1 forces the same path for A. - # - # Those transfers must stay live in their TaskGroup until awaited: the - # BD-id allocator is compile-time and does not check that a transfer - # finished, so freeing one early lets the next task reprogram a live - # descriptor and corrupt silently. - a_split = n_units > 1 and (M_CHUNK > 1 or not _hw_stride_ok(ROWS * M_TILE * K)) - c_split = m_row_blocks > 1 and not _hw_stride_ok(ROWS * M_TILE * N) - # Split legs share one channel, whose task queue is 4 deep and modelled - # nowhere; overrunning it hangs (4 outstanding run, 8 hang). emit_split() - # bounds it by retiring the oldest as it issues the next, which also keeps - # the channel full -- do not simplify that to awaiting a whole batch, which - # drains the channel at every boundary and costs up to 12.4%. The bound - # counts transfers, not units: under c_split a unit drains M_CHUNK of them. - _per_unit = M_CHUNK if c_split else 1 - # Live descriptors on a shim tile: SHIM_TASK_QUEUE from the rolling window, - # plus B and the unsplit leg for each of the two blocks a boundary spans. - bds_per_block = SHIM_TASK_QUEUE + 2 + 2 - if (a_split or c_split) and bds_per_block > SHIM_BDS: - raise ValueError( - f"M={M} K={K} N={N} needs {bds_per_block} shim buffer descriptors " - f"for the split path but a shim tile has only {SHIM_BDS}." - ) - # The unsplit path pipelines whole column-blocks instead, at 3 descriptors - # each (A + B + C). The split path does its own bounding above and ignores - # this. - OVERLAP = max(1, min(OVERLAP, SHIM_BDS // 3)) - # Sweeps where all COLS columns have work, plus a trailing group of - # rem_blocks columns (0 <= rem_blocks < COLS) that do one block more. - n_full = N // MIN_N - rem_blocks = (N % MIN_N) // N_TILE - # Every column is instantiated for every shape. Which columns exist is - # configuration, and this design has only one. A column with no work for - # the current shape gets n_work = 0 and drains instead. - n_active_cols = COLS - # B's element type: one v8bfp16ebs8 per 8 values on AIE2P, one bf16 per - # value on AIE2. Every B extent below is therefore in values // B_GROUP. - b_elem_ty = np.dtype[v8bfp16ebs8] if BFP16_B else bf16_ty - # L1 (per compute tile) - ct_a_obj_ty = np.ndarray[(CT_A_OBJ,), bf16_ty] - ct_b_ty = np.ndarray[(CT_MAX_K * N_TILE // B_GROUP,), b_elem_ty] - ct_out_ty = np.ndarray[(CT_OUT_LEN,), bf16_ty] - ct_acc_ty = np.ndarray[(M_TILE * N_TILE,), f32] - # L2 (per memtile). M_CHUNK stacked row-block tiles, so the forward below - # can interleave them on the way out; see a_send_dims. - mt_a_ty = np.ndarray[(M_CHUNK * M_TILE * K_TILE,), bf16_ty] - mt_b_ty = np.ndarray[(K_TILE * N_TILE // B_GROUP,), b_elem_ty] - mt_out_ty = np.ndarray[(C_SLICE_LEN * ROWS,), bf16_ty] - # L3 (DDR), flat; the taps below index them linearly. - a_l3_ty = np.ndarray[(M * K,), bf16_ty] - b_l3_ty = np.ndarray[(K * N // B_GROUP,), b_elem_ty] - c_l3_ty = np.ndarray[(M * N,), bf16_ty] - - # All three are compiled into mm_fused.cc, so they name one object: - # declared separately each would recompile that translation unit and - # redefine every symbol in it. - def fused_kernel(name, arg_types): - return declare_kernel( - name, - arg_types, - source=kernel_source, - bundled_sources=bundled_sources, - compile_flags=kernel_flags, - object_file_name=kernel_object_name, - ) - - acc_init = fused_kernel("mm_fused_acc_init", [ct_acc_ty]) - # The trailing int32 is the A band index: under asymmetric tile buffering - # the core folds RHO A bands into one accumulator, so the kernel needs to - # know which band it is writing. - k_step = fused_kernel( - "mm_fused_k_step", - [ct_a_obj_ty, ct_b_ty, ct_acc_ty, np.int32], - ) - # Same object as the mmul: the epilogue is compiled into mm_fused.cc, so - # one -D flag set and one artifact cover both. - epilogue_chunk = fused_kernel( - EPILOGUE_SYMBOL, - # outer, half, mode, clamp_min_bits, clamp_max_bits - [ct_out_ty, ct_acc_ty] + [np.int32] * 5, - ) - - # --- Data movement ---------------------------------------------------- - # - # These turn a row-major DDR tile into the blocked layout the mmul - # indexes. A mismatch is silently wrong, not a build error. - - # C: de-block each core's r x t tiled output back into row-major within its - # 64x128 slice, on the way into the memtile. - gather_dims = [(M_TILE // R, R * N_TILE), (N_TILE // T, T), (R, N_TILE), (T, 1)] - # B needs no reblocking on either hop: pack_B emits it in consume order. - # That frees the descriptor dimensions that let CT_MAX_K reach 128. - b_recv_dims = None - b_send_dims = None - # A: same idea, r x s blocks. The outermost row-group dimension spans - # M_CHUNK tiles. mc's stride is exactly this dimension's size*stride, so - # the two merge and the walk stays within the memtile BD's four dims. - a_recv_dims = [ - (M_CHUNK * M_TILE // R, R * K_TILE), - (R, S), - (K_TILE // S, R * S), - (S, 1), - ] - # Emits (b_iter, mc, band): the order the core acquires A in while holding - # a B chunk across the group. - a_send_dims = [ - (K_DIV_CT_K_MAX, R * CT_MAX_K), - (M_CHUNK * M_TILE // R, R * K_TILE), - ] + split_run(R * CT_MAX_K) - - # C: one join per column. Each of the ROWS cores in the column drops its - # slice at its own offset in a single memtile buffer, which then drains to - # DDR as one contiguous (ROWS*M_TILE) x N_TILE block. - c_l2l3_fifos = [] - c_prod = {} - for c in range(n_active_cols): - of_c = ObjectFifo(mt_out_ty, name=f"C_L2L3_{c}", depth=C_DEPTH) - c_l2l3_fifos.append(of_c) - sub = of_c.prod().join( - [C_SLICE_LEN * r for r in range(ROWS)], - obj_types=[ct_out_ty] * ROWS, - names=[f"C_L1L2_{c}_{r}" for r in range(ROWS)], - dims_from_stream=[gather_dims] * ROWS, - ) - for r in range(ROWS): - c_prod[(r, c)] = sub[r] - - # A: shim -> memtile -> broadcast along the compute row, reblocking on - # the forward(). One fifo per row even at M_CHUNK > 1: a second would - # want a third core input DMA channel, and a tile has two. - a_l3l2_fifos = [] - a_cons = {} - for r in range(ROWS): - of_a_in = ObjectFifo(mt_a_ty, name=f"A_L3L2_{r}", depth=A_DEPTH) - a_l3l2_fifos.append(of_a_in) - of_a = of_a_in.cons(dims_from_stream=a_recv_dims).forward( - obj_type=ct_a_obj_ty, - depth=A_DEPTH, - name=f"A_L2L1_{r}", - dims_to_stream=a_send_dims, - ) - # Every tile in the row sees this object, so inactive columns must - # not be consumers at all. - for c in range(n_active_cols): - a_cons[(r, c)] = of_a.cons() - - # B: shim -> memtile -> broadcast down the compute column, one k-block per - # object and re-fetched per row-block. Holding a whole column-block would - # put both K and M in the device configuration (README.md). Placement has - # zero slack -- the memtiles pack to exactly 512 KB, one buffer spilled to - # a neighbour -- so re-verify after any A/B/C size change. - b_l3l2_fifos = [] - b_cons = {} - for c in range(n_active_cols): - of_b_in = ObjectFifo(mt_b_ty, name=f"B_L3L2_{c}", depth=B_DEPTH) - b_l3l2_fifos.append(of_b_in) - of_b = of_b_in.cons(dims_from_stream=b_recv_dims).forward( - # The one placement pin; everything else is left to the placer. - # Without it the 20 logical memtiles merge onto the 8 physical - # ones in a way rejected with "number of input DMA channel - # exceeded". Reproduces at M=1024 K=2048 N=2048. - tile=Tile(c, 1), - obj_type=ct_b_ty, - depth=L1_B_DEPTH, - name=f"B_L2L1_{c}", - dims_to_stream=b_send_dims, - ) - for r in range(ROWS): - b_cons[(r, c)] = of_b.cons() - - # Data, not an immediate folded into the program: the core programs differ - # only in symbol names, and baking this in as code would foreclose a - # one-program xclbin. Written once, so it costs nothing per dispatch. - my_cols = [ - [ - Buffer( - np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - name=f"my_col_{r}_{c}", - initial_value=np.array([c], dtype=np.int32), - ) - for c in range(n_active_cols) - ] - for r in range(ROWS) - ] - - # --- Runtime parameters ----------------------------------------------- - rtps = [ - [ - Buffer( - np.ndarray[(rtp_words,), np.dtype[np.int32]], - name=f"rtp_{r}_{c}", - initial_value=np.zeros(rtp_words, dtype=np.int32), - use_write_rtp=True, - ) - for c in range(n_active_cols) - ] - for r in range(ROWS) - ] - barriers = [ - [WorkerRuntimeBarrier() for _ in range(n_active_cols)] for _ in range(ROWS) - ] - - # --- Compute ---------------------------------------------------------- - def core_fn(accs, o_h, b_h, a_h, init_k, kstep_k, epi_k, my_rtp, my_col, barrier): - """Core body. Every trip count and the activation come from the - runtime parameter buffer, so one core program serves every shape.""" - # The nest is here, not in the kernel, so every level has an acquire. - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - # Derived rather than sent, saving an RTP word: column c has work in - # block j iff (j*COLS + c)*N_TILE < N. Both divisors are powers of two, - # so this must leave no __divsi3 -- check the .o, not the .ll. Use // - # rather than >>; ScalarValue has no shift operators. - n_tiles = my_rtp[RTP_N_VAL] // N_TILE - n_work = (n_tiles - my_col[0] + COLS - 1) // COLS - n_drain = ((n_tiles + COLS - 1) // COLS) - n_work - n_row_blocks = my_rtp[RTP_M_ROW_BLOCKS] - n_k_iters = my_rtp[RTP_K_ITERS] - epi_mode = my_rtp[RTP_EPILOGUE] - clamp_min_bits = my_rtp[RTP_CLAMP_MIN] - clamp_max_bits = my_rtp[RTP_CLAMP_MAX] - # An absent slot becomes a compile-time constant rather than a load: at - # M_CHUNK == 1 both chunk counts are just n_row_blocks. - if "n_chunks" in rtp_slots: - n_chunks = my_rtp[rtp_slots["n_chunks"]] - n_units_rt = my_rtp[rtp_slots["n_units"]] - else: - n_chunks = n_row_blocks - n_units_rt = n_row_blocks - # Acquire does not consume the barrier, so take it back to zero or the - # next dispatch re-reads these instead of waiting. Safe before the - # work: the sequence cannot re-set it until this dispatch's C drains. - barrier.release_with_value(1) - - def sweep(group): - """One k reduction feeding ``group`` accumulators off a shared B. - - ``group`` is a Python list, so the mc loops unroll. b_h is acquired - outside them, so DDR reads B once per len(group) row-blocks. - """ - for a_acc in group: - init_k(a_acc) - for _ in range_(n_k_iters): - for _ in range_(B_ITERS // B_DEPTH): - for _ in range(B_DEPTH): - b = b_h.acquire(1) - for a_acc in group: - for band in range(RHO): - a = a_h.acquire(1) - kstep_k(a, b, a_acc, band) - a_h.release(1) - b_h.release(1) - # Unrolled by C_DEPTH; a full O_CHUNKS unroll overflows program - # memory. - for a_acc in group: - for chunk in range_(O_CHUNKS // C_DEPTH): - for half in range(C_DEPTH): - o = o_h.acquire(1) - epi_k( - o, - a_acc, - chunk, - half, - epi_mode, - clamp_min_bits, - clamp_max_bits, - ) - o_h.release(1) - - for _ in range_(n_work): - for _ in range_(n_chunks): - sweep(accs) - - # Column-blocks this column sits out. A is broadcast along the row, so - # it must still consume its share or the columns that do have work will - # stall on the fifo. No B and no C; the sequence issues neither. - for _ in range_(n_drain): - # Every unit delivers a full M_CHUNK tiles of A, leftover or not, - # so an idle column drains that much per unit. - for _ in range_(n_units_rt): - for _ in range_(n_k_iters): - for _ in range_(B_ITERS // B_DEPTH): - for _ in range(B_DEPTH): - for _ in range(M_CHUNK * RHO): - a_h.acquire(1) - a_h.release(1) - - workers = [] - for r in range(ROWS): - for c in range(n_active_cols): - # Worker flattens nested fn_args, so the length stays - # compile-time in core_fn. - accs = [ - Buffer(type=ct_acc_ty, name=f"c_acc_{r}_{c}_{mc}") - for mc in range(M_CHUNK) - ] - workers.append( - Worker( - core_fn, - [ - accs, - c_prod[(r, c)].prod(), - b_cons[(r, c)], - a_cons[(r, c)], - acc_init, - k_step, - epilogue_chunk, - rtps[r][c], - my_cols[r][c], - barriers[r][c], - ], - stack_size=STACK_SIZE, - ) - ) - - # --- Runtime ---------------------------------------------------------- - # - # One transfer per (column-block, leg), not one per object: a descriptor - # walks many fifo objects in consume order, and per-object issue meant a - # host await per sweep. Dimension order must match the core's nest. - def a_taps(mega_col, r, units): - # Every (row-block, k) block this row consumes for one column-block, - # k outermost. A does not depend on mega_col; it is re-fetched because - # the cores re-consume it. - if M_CHUNK == 1 and not a_split: - return [ - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(M * K,), - offset=r * M_TILE * K, - sizes=[m_row_blocks, k_iters, M_TILE, K_TILE], - strides=[ROWS * M_TILE * K, K_TILE, K, 1], - ) - ] - taps = [] - for u in units: - first, count = unit_rows(u) - taps.append( - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(M * K,), - offset=first * ROWS * M_TILE * K + r * M_TILE * K, - sizes=[k_iters, M_CHUNK, M_TILE, K_TILE], - strides=[K_TILE, ROWS * M_TILE * K, K, 1], - ) - ) - return taps - - def b_tap(mega_col, c): - # Every (mega_row, k) chunk this column consumes. B does not depend on - # mega_row, hence the 0 stride. It must arrive pre-packed so each - # k-block is one contiguous run; reordering in the descriptor instead - # gives an innermost run of T=8 bf16 and measured 5.4x slower. - return TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(K * N // B_GROUP,), - offset=(mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE * K // B_GROUP, - # One k sweep per unit, not per row-block: the cores hold each B - # chunk across a group. The unit dimension keeps stride 0. - sizes=[n_units, k_iters, 1, K_TILE * N_TILE // B_GROUP], - strides=[0, K_TILE * N_TILE // B_GROUP, 0, 1], - ) - - def c_taps(mega_col, c, units): - # Every joined block this column produces: one ROWS*M_TILE x N_TILE - # per row-block, in plain row-block order even under M_CHUNK. - if c_split: - taps = [] - for u in units: - first, count = unit_rows(u) - # One descriptor per row-block: grouping them would put the - # ROWS*M_TILE*N stride back in, which c_split exists to avoid. - for i in range(count): - taps.append( - TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(M * N,), - offset=(mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE - + (first + i) * ROWS * M_TILE * N, - sizes=[1, 1, ROWS * M_TILE, N_TILE], - strides=[0, 0, N, 1], - ) - ) - return taps - return [_c_tap_unsplit(mega_col, c)] - - def _c_tap_unsplit(mega_col, c): - return TensorAccessPattern( - tensor_dims=(M * N,), - offset=(mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE, - sizes=[1, m_row_blocks, ROWS * M_TILE, N_TILE], - strides=[0, ROWS * M_TILE * N, N, 1], - ) - - def sequence(A, B, C, a_prods, b_prods, c_conses): - # Write every core's parameters, then open every barrier. Both loops - # run to completion before the first fill is issued, so no core can - # read a half-written buffer. - for r in range(ROWS): - for c in range(n_active_cols): - rtps[r][c][RTP_N_VAL] = N - rtps[r][c][RTP_M_ROW_BLOCKS] = m_row_blocks - rtps[r][c][RTP_K_ITERS] = k_iters - rtps[r][c][RTP_EPILOGUE] = epilogue.mode - rtps[r][c][RTP_CLAMP_MIN] = clamp_min_bits - rtps[r][c][RTP_CLAMP_MAX] = clamp_max_bits - # Only what this configuration actually reads; see rtp_layout. - if "n_chunks" in rtp_slots: - rtps[r][c][rtp_slots["n_chunks"]] = n_chunks - rtps[r][c][rtp_slots["n_units"]] = n_units - for r in range(ROWS): - for c in range(n_active_cols): - barriers[r][c].set(1) - - # A trailing block uses only the first rem_blocks columns. A is still - # issued for every row, since the sitting-out columns drain it. - blocks = [(mc, COLS) for mc in range(n_full)] - if rem_blocks: - blocks.append((n_full, rem_blocks)) - - # C is issued first and retired last: keeping that S2MM outstanding - # overlaps compute with write-back, and it must not share a group with - # the fills it depends on. Tasks stay live until retired here. - all_mb = list(range(n_units)) - - # One emitter per leg, so the paths below differ only in how they - # group and retire. - def issue_a(mega_col, mbs, group, wait=False): - for r in range(ROWS): - taps = a_taps(mega_col, r, mbs) - for i, tap in enumerate(taps): - # A leftover unit emits many fills back to back on one - # channel, so await every SHIM_TASK_QUEUE-th to stay inside - # the queue depth. - bounded = ( - len(taps) > SHIM_TASK_QUEUE and (i + 1) % SHIM_TASK_QUEUE == 0 - ) - a_prods[r].fill(A, tap, group=group, wait=wait or bounded) - - def issue_b(mega_col, active_cols, group): - for c in range(active_cols): - b_prods[c].fill(B, b_tap(mega_col, c), group=group) - - def issue_c(mega_col, active_cols, mbs, group): - for c in range(active_cols): - for tap in c_taps(mega_col, c, mbs): - c_conses[c].drain(C, tap, group=group, wait=True) - - def emit_unsplit(): - pending = [] - for mega_col, active_cols in blocks: - # C in its own group so it does not share one with the fills - # it depends on; see above. - tg_c = TaskGroup() - issue_c(mega_col, active_cols, all_mb, tg_c) - tg_f = TaskGroup() - issue_a(mega_col, all_mb, tg_f) - issue_b(mega_col, active_cols, tg_f) - - pending.append([tg_f, tg_c]) - while len(pending) >= OVERLAP: - for tg in pending.pop(0): - tg.finish() - - for group in pending: - for tg in group: - tg.finish() - - def emit_split(): - """Issue split legs one unit at a time, retiring the oldest. - - One TaskGroup per unit, retired only when a new one would exceed - SHIM_TASK_QUEUE outstanding. ``pending`` is retired in append - order, which keeps a block's B and unsplit-leg descriptors alive - until its units have been awaited. - """ - # What a unit costs on the busiest channel. Under c_split it - # drains M_CHUNK C descriptors onto one, so counting units instead - # would overrun the queue by that factor. - unit_cost = _per_unit if c_split else 1 - pending = [] # (group, queue cost), oldest first - - def retire(limit): - while sum(q for _, q in pending) > limit: - pending.pop(0)[0].finish() - - for mega_col, active_cols in blocks: - tg_b = TaskGroup() - issue_b(mega_col, active_cols, tg_b) - - tg_whole = TaskGroup() - if not c_split: - issue_c(mega_col, active_cols, all_mb, tg_whole) - if not a_split: - issue_a(mega_col, all_mb, tg_whole) - - for u in all_mb: - # Before issuing, not after: fill/drain pushes the task - # immediately while TaskGroup.finish() emits the await, so - # retiring afterwards would leave the queue transiently one - # over. Await down to where this unit's transfers fit. - retire(SHIM_TASK_QUEUE - unit_cost) - tg_u = TaskGroup() - if c_split: - issue_c(mega_col, active_cols, [u], tg_u) - if a_split: - issue_a(mega_col, [u], tg_u, wait=True) - pending.append((tg_u, unit_cost)) - - # Not queue-counted: B and the unsplit leg ride channels the - # units do not contend for. Still retired in order. - pending.append((tg_whole, 0)) - pending.append((tg_b, 0)) - - # Drain everything, not retire(0): the tail groups are weighted 0, - # so a count-driven loop stops with them still open and the build - # fails with "Failed to close task groups". - for tg, _ in pending: - tg.finish() - - emit_split() if (a_split or c_split) else emit_unsplit() - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - a_l3_ty, - b_l3_ty, - c_l3_ty, - [f.prod() for f in a_l3l2_fifos], - [f.prod() for f in b_l3l2_fifos], - [f.cons() for f in c_l2l3_fifos], - ], - ) - - my_program = Program(dev, rt, workers=workers) - maybe_enable_trace(my_program, trace_size, workers) - return my_program.resolve_program() - - -def main(): - argparser = argparse.ArgumentParser( - prog="FLM GEMM MLIR Design", - description="Emits MLIR code for a row-broadcast bf16 GEMM of the given input size", - ) - argparser.add_argument("--dev", type=str, choices=["npu1", "npu2"], default="npu2") - argparser.add_argument("-M", type=int, default=MIN_M) - argparser.add_argument("-K", type=int, default=MIN_K) - argparser.add_argument("-N", type=int, default=1024) - argparser.add_argument( - "--tile-n", - type=int, - choices=sorted(CT_MAX_K_FOR_N), - default=N_TILE_DEFAULT, - ) - argparser.add_argument( - "--tile-ma", - type=int, - default=None, - help="Rows of A held in L1 at a time; defaults to the largest that fits", - ) - argparser.add_argument( - "--epilogue", type=Epilogue, choices=list(Epilogue), default=Epilogue.NONE - ) - argparser.add_argument("--trace_size", type=int, default=0) - - args = argparser.parse_args() - print( - gemm( - NPU1() if args.dev == "npu1" else NPU2(), - args.M, - args.K, - args.N, - epilogue=args.epilogue, - tile_n=args.tile_n, - tile_ma=args.tile_ma, - trace_size=args.trace_size, - ) - ) - - -if __name__ == "__main__": - main() diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 7fe3b47f6e..079f29f7a2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -1,223 +1,716 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass, field +"""bf16 GEMM over a 4-row compute-tile grid, in the declared form. + +:class:`FLMGEMMOverlay` is the configuration: the n tile, the A-tile height, +the row-block chunk, the activations compiled into the epilogue and the +rounding mode. Everything the xclbin depends on, and nothing else; its +``config_name`` is the xclbin's stem. :class:`GEMM` is a shape on it: M, K, +N, the activation and the clamp bounds are runtime parameters (residents) +and reach only the instruction stream, so every shape sharing a +configuration shares one xclbin. That split is what this operator exists +for, and :meth:`GEMM.link_xclbin` builds the two halves separately. + +``design.py`` keeps the fixed geometry and the L1 budget; README.md has the +per-choice breakdown against the shipped FastFlowLM overlay. +""" + +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import field from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any, ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np -from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Dict - -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model -from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.common.device_utils import lut_sources +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch +from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model -from iron.operators.flm.packing import pack_b, packed_b_size +from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec +from iron.common.declare import ( + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + dim, + operator, + select, + tunable, +) +from iron.common.device_utils import lut_sources +from iron.common.tiling import Access +from iron.common.utils import split_run +import iron.operators.flm.gemm.design as dsg from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import ( + A_DEPTH, + B_DEPTH, BFP16_GROUP, BFP16_GROUP_BYTES, - CT_MAX_K_FOR_N, - M_CHUNK_FOR_N, C_DEPTH, - compute_rows, + CT_MAX_K_FOR_N, CT_OUT_LEN, + EPILOGUE_SYMBOL, Epilogue, K_TILE, - MIN_K, + M_CHUNK_FOR_N, M_TILE, + MIN_K, + N_TILE_DEFAULT, + OVERLAP_DEFAULT, R, + RTP_CLAMP_MAX, + RTP_CLAMP_MIN, + RTP_EPILOGUE, + RTP_K_ITERS, + RTP_M_ROW_BLOCKS, + RTP_N_VAL, Rounding, S, + SHIM_TASK_QUEUE, + STACK_SIZE, T, + _VERIFIED_CT_K, + _b_depth_for, _default_l1, _hw_stride_ok, + compute_rows, + rtp_layout, ) +from iron.operators.flm.packing import pack_b, packed_b_size -@dataclass -class GEMM(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated bf16 GEMM on a 4-row grid, with a fused epilogue. +def _clamp_bits(clamp) -> tuple[int, int]: + """The clamp bounds as the int32 bit patterns the parameter words carry. - Fixed 64/512/128 tiling, no tiling knobs, and an activation plus optional - clamp folded into the output stage. The grid is as wide as the device: 8 - columns on NPU2, 4 on NPU1. See ``design.py``. + No clamp means the identity bounds rather than a different build: min(x, + +inf) and max(x, -inf) leave every finite value bit-identical. + """ + lo, hi = clamp if clamp is not None else (-np.inf, np.inf) + return ( + int(np.float32(lo).view(np.int32)), + int(np.float32(hi).view(np.int32)), + ) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The overlay: one configuration of the grid. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@operator +class FLMGEMMOverlay(Overlay): + """The 4-row grid, as wide as the device, for one tiling configuration. + + ``tile_n`` defaults to 64 from the device alone (the general winner; 128 + beats it by ~9% only on NPU2 at K = 512, where the caller asks for it). + ``tile_ma`` and ``m_chunk`` are filled from the device's L1 and the tuning + tables. The legacy constructor (``GEMM(M=, K=, N=)``) reproduces the old + shape-dependent defaults for both. """ - # Every field below is repr=True, so MLIROperator.name derives the artifact - # stem from all of them. The build cache keys on filename, not on source or - # flags, so any field that changes the emitted MLIR or the kernel object - # must reach the stem or a stale build silently satisfies the request. - M: int - K: int - N: int - # Activation fused into the C drain. - epilogue: Epilogue = Epilogue.NONE - # The activations the epilogue can select between at run time. Each one - # compiled in costs program memory, so a deployment that dispatches two - # should compile two. Unlike `epilogue`, this is part of the - # configuration. - epilogue_modes: tuple[Epilogue, ...] = tuple(Epilogue) - # Optional (min, max) applied after the activation. The bounds are runtime - # parameters and the kernel always clamps, so this changes the instruction - # stream only -- clamped and unclamped callers share one xclbin. - clamp: tuple[float, float] | None = None # n tile width. 64 halves the mmul's accumulator traffic per mac; 128 - # halves A fetches instead. __post_init__ resolves None per device and - # shape; see the comment there and README.md. - tile_n: int | None = None + # halves A fetches instead. See README.md. + tile_n: int | None = tunable(None) # A-tile rows, decoupled from the accumulator's M_TILE (asymmetric tile - # buffering). __post_init__ resolves None to whatever L1 affords. - tile_ma: int | None = None - # Row-blocks folded into one B fetch. __post_init__ resolves None from - # tile_n, falling back to 1 when it would not divide m_row_blocks. - m_chunk: int | None = None + # buffering). None resolves to whatever L1 affords. + tile_ma: int | None = tunable(None) + # Row-blocks folded into one B fetch. None resolves from tile_n. + m_chunk: int | None = tunable(None) + # The activations the epilogue can select between at run time. Each one + # compiled in costs program memory, so a deployment that dispatches two + # should compile two. + epilogue_modes: tuple = tuple(Epilogue) # Rounding for every f32->bf16 conversion; see Rounding in design.py. rounding: Rounding = Rounding.CONV_EVEN - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) + # Filled by tuning, from the device: the grid, B's storage, the L2 tiles. + rows: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + cols: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + bfp16_b: bool | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + b_dtype: object = tunable(None, repr=False) # B's element type on the array + b_host_dtype: object = tunable(None, repr=False) # and in DDR + l1_b_depth: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + shim_bds: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + a_l2: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + b_l2: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + c_l2: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + + a = StreamIn(a_l2, per=rows, depth=A_DEPTH) + b = StreamIn(b_l2, dtype=b_dtype, per=cols, depth=B_DEPTH) + c = StreamOut(c_l2, per=cols, depth=C_DEPTH) + # The parameter words every core reads once its barrier opens. The last + # two exist only at m_chunk > 1 (rtp_layout); a word is not free. + n_val = Resident(np.int32) + m_row_blocks = Resident(np.int32) + k_iters = Resident(np.int32) + epilogue = Resident(np.int32) + clamp_min = Resident(np.int32) + clamp_max = Resident(np.int32) + n_chunks = Resident(np.int32, optional=True) + n_units = Resident(np.int32, optional=True) _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, - "epilogue": "epi", "tile_n": "tn", "tile_ma": "ma", "m_chunk": "mc", "rounding": "rnd", } - def __post_init__(self): - # Resolve both tile knobs here, so the fields hold what the build - # actually uses. tile_ma especially must reach the artifact name: the - # design sizes the A object from it and the kernel derives the mmul's - # rowA from it. - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - if self.tile_n is None: - # The trade flips with K on NPU2: one k iteration has too little - # compute to hide n=64's extra A traffic, so n=128 wins there by - # ~9% and n=64 by ~20% at K >= 1024. NPU1 has half the columns and - # a quarter of the per-tile bf16 throughput, so it stays - # compute-bound and n=64 wins at every K by 1.21-1.38x. - single_k_iter = self.K // K_TILE <= 1 - self.tile_n = 128 if (dev.arch == AIEArch.AIE2p and single_k_iter) else 64 - elif self.tile_n not in CT_MAX_K_FOR_N: + # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- + + def validate(self) -> None: + if self.tile_n is not None: + if self.tile_n not in CT_MAX_K_FOR_N: + raise ValueError( + f"tile_n must be one of {sorted(CT_MAX_K_FOR_N)}, got {self.tile_n}" + ) + ct_k = CT_MAX_K_FOR_N[self.tile_n] + if (self.tile_n, ct_k) not in _VERIFIED_CT_K: + raise ValueError( + f"tile_n={self.tile_n} with ct_max_k={ct_k} is not a verified " + f"combination (verified: {sorted(_VERIFIED_CT_K)}). It would " + f"build, run, and compute the WRONG ANSWER -- see " + f"_VERIFIED_CT_K. If you are retuning CT_MAX_K_FOR_N, fix that " + f"coupling first and add the pair here once a hardware test " + f"passes." + ) + if self.tile_ma is not None and ( + M_TILE % self.tile_ma or self.tile_ma % (2 * R) + ): raise ValueError( - f"tile_n must be one of {sorted(CT_MAX_K_FOR_N)}, got {self.tile_n}" + f"tile_ma ({self.tile_ma}) must divide {M_TILE} and be a multiple " + f"of {2 * R}" ) - # m_chunk falls back to 1 unless both hold: it divides m_row_blocks (a - # partial group is inexpressible, see design.py), and the group's - # row-blocks sit ROWS*M_TILE*K apart inside the A descriptor, a stride - # that must fit the shim BD's 20-bit step. K=10240 overflows it where - # m_chunk=1 would not. - if self.m_chunk is None: - want = M_CHUNK_FOR_N[self.tile_n] - rows = M_TILE * compute_rows(dev) - m_row_blocks = self.M // rows if self.M % rows == 0 else 0 - fits = m_row_blocks and m_row_blocks % want == 0 - if fits and not _hw_stride_ok(compute_rows(dev) * M_TILE * self.K): - fits = False - self.m_chunk = want if fits else 1 - if self.tile_ma is None: - self.tile_ma = _default_l1( - self.tile_n, - CT_MAX_K_FOR_N[self.tile_n], - self._b_elem_bytes, - get_target_model(dev.resolve()).get_local_memory_size(), - self.m_chunk, - )[0] - # N only needs to tile to N_TILE: a trailing group of fewer than - # COLS column-blocks is handled by giving the columns different trip - # counts. See design.py. - for name, value, unit in ( - ("M", self.M, M_TILE * compute_rows(dev)), - ("K", self.K, MIN_K), - ("N", self.N, self.tile_n), - ): - if value % unit != 0: - raise ValueError(f"{name} ({value}) must be a multiple of {unit}") - # Coerce so callers may pass the bare string; the enums are StrEnum, so - # the resolved fields still serialize into artifact names unchanged. - self.epilogue = Epilogue(self.epilogue) + # Coerce so callers may pass bare strings; deduplicate, since the mask + # ORs one bit per mode. self.rounding = Rounding(self.rounding) - # Deduplicated, since the mask ORs one bit per mode and a repeat would - # otherwise have to be tolerated by every consumer of the tuple. self.epilogue_modes = tuple( dict.fromkeys(Epilogue(m) for m in self.epilogue_modes) ) - # A mode the mask leaves out reaches the kernel's default arm, which is - # NONE -- an unactivated result rather than a build or dispatch error. - # Refuse instead: this is the caller contradicting itself. - if ( - self.epilogue is not Epilogue.NONE - and self.epilogue not in self.epilogue_modes - ): - raise ValueError( - f"epilogue {self.epilogue} is not in epilogue_modes " - f"{tuple(str(m) for m in self.epilogue_modes)}, so it would not " - "be compiled in and the kernel would silently apply none" - ) - if self.clamp is not None: - lo, hi = self.clamp - if lo > hi: - raise ValueError(f"clamp min ({lo}) must be <= max ({hi})") - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + def tuning(self, dev) -> "FLMGEMMOverlay": + if dev is None: + raise Untunable("FLMGEMMOverlay is sized from the device's L1 and grid") + tm = get_target_model(dev.resolve()) + rows, cols = compute_rows(dev), dev.cols + # B is bfp16ebs8 on AIE2P and bf16 on AIE2. AIE2 has no scalar BFP + # types, so B stays bf16 and the mmul lowers onto four native macs. + bfp16_b = dev.arch == AIEArch.AIE2p + b_elem_bytes = BFP16_GROUP_BYTES / BFP16_GROUP if bfp16_b else 2 + b_group = BFP16_GROUP if bfp16_b else 1 + tile_n = N_TILE_DEFAULT if self.tile_n is None else self.tile_n + ct_k = CT_MAX_K_FOR_N[tile_n] + m_chunk = M_CHUNK_FOR_N[tile_n] if self.m_chunk is None else self.m_chunk + l1 = tm.get_local_memory_size() + if self.tile_ma is None: + tile_ma, l1_b_depth = _default_l1(tile_n, ct_k, b_elem_bytes, l1, m_chunk) + else: + tile_ma = self.tile_ma + l1_b_depth = _b_depth_for(tile_ma, tile_n, ct_k, b_elem_bytes, l1, m_chunk) + if bfp16_b: + from aie.helpers.util import v8bfp16ebs8 + + b_dtype, b_host_dtype = v8bfp16ebs8, np.uint8 + else: + b_dtype, b_host_dtype = bfloat16, bfloat16 + return dataclasses.replace( + self, + tile_n=tile_n, + tile_ma=tile_ma, + m_chunk=m_chunk, + rows=rows, + cols=cols, + bfp16_b=bfp16_b, + b_dtype=b_dtype, + b_host_dtype=b_host_dtype, + l1_b_depth=l1_b_depth, + shim_bds=tm.get_num_bds(0, 0), + a_l2=m_chunk * M_TILE * K_TILE, + b_l2=K_TILE * tile_n // b_group, + c_l2=M_TILE * tile_n * rows, + ) + + # -- derived ----------------------------------------------------------------- @property - def _epilogue_mask(self) -> int: - """Bitmask of the modes compiled into the epilogue. Mode 0 is always - present -- the kernel falls back to it. + def ct_max_k(self) -> int: + return CT_MAX_K_FOR_N[self.tile_n] - OR rather than sum: ``__post_init__`` deduplicates, but a sum would - make that a correctness requirement rather than tidiness, since two - copies of a mode carry into the neighbouring mode's bit. - """ + @property + def b_group(self) -> int: + """B values per element of the array type: 8 per v8bfp16ebs8, 1 per bf16.""" + return BFP16_GROUP if self.bfp16_b else 1 + + @property + def epilogue_mask(self) -> int: + """Bitmask of the modes compiled into the epilogue. Mode 0 is always + present -- the kernel falls back to it.""" mask = 1 for m in self.epilogue_modes: mask |= 1 << Epilogue(m).mode return mask - @property - def config_name(self) -> str: + def config_name(self, dev_name: str) -> str: """Stem of the artifacts that do not depend on the shape. - Everything here shapes the device configuration, and so the xclbin. M, - K, N, the activation and the clamp bounds are absent: they are runtime - parameters, so they reach the instruction stream instead -- see - ``name``. - - ``ck`` needs naming separately because retuning CT_MAX_K_FOR_N moves it - while tn is unmoved, and tile_ma is caller-overridable. Omitting it + ``ck`` needs naming separately because retuning CT_MAX_K_FOR_N moves + it while tn is unmoved, and tile_ma is caller-overridable. Omitting it once served an xclbin built at one ck to a request for another. """ - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name return ( - f"FLM_GEMM_tn{self.tile_n}_ck{CT_MAX_K_FOR_N[self.tile_n]}" + f"FLM_GEMM_tn{self.tile_n}_ck{self.ct_max_k}" f"_ma{self.tile_ma}_mc{self.m_chunk}" - f"_em{self._epilogue_mask:x}_{self.rounding}_{dev}" + f"_em{self.epilogue_mask:x}_{self.rounding}_{dev_name}" ) + def name_parts(self) -> list[str]: + return [self.config_name(aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name)] + + @property + def kernel_object(self) -> str: + """Object name over every flag that changes the emitted code.""" + return ( + f"mm_fused_{M_TILE}x{K_TILE}x{self.tile_n}" + f"_ck{self.ct_max_k}" + f"_r{R}t{T}_ma{self.tile_ma}_{self.rounding}" + f"_em{self.epilogue_mask:x}.o" + ) + + def kernel_source(self, target): + # The last kernel IRON keeps in-tree, pending upstreaming to mlir-aie: + # its runtime epilogue (#200) is newer than the package copy. + return target.base_dir / "aie_kernels" / "generic" / "mm_fused.cc" + + def kernel_flags(self, target) -> list[str]: + """The -D set mm_fused.cc is compiled with.""" + # Its #included companions are unchanged, so they come from + # kernels_dir; the include path needs generic/ and the arch dir. + flags = [ + f"-DMM_FUSED_TILE_M={M_TILE}", + f"-DMM_FUSED_TILE_K={K_TILE}", + f"-DMM_FUSED_TILE_N={self.tile_n}", + f"-DMM_FUSED_TILE_MA={self.tile_ma}", + f"-DMM_FUSED_R={R}", + f"-DMM_FUSED_S={S}", + f"-DMM_FUSED_T={T}", + # The k slice. Passed rather than looked up in the kernel so that + # CT_MAX_K_FOR_N is the only place it is chosen. + f"-DMM_FUSED_CT_K={self.ct_max_k}", + f"-DMM_FUSED_OUT_CHUNK={CT_OUT_LEN}", + f"-DMM_FUSED_C_DEPTH={C_DEPTH}", + f"-DMM_FUSED_EPILOGUE_MODE_MASK={self.epilogue_mask}", + f"-I{target.kernels_dir / 'generic'}", + f"-I{target.kernels_dir / target.arch}", + ] + if self.bfp16_b: + # AIE2P lowers the 8x8x8 mmul onto two bfp16-emulated macs; + # MM_FUSED_BFP16_B rides along for the scalar BFP types. + flags += [ + "-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16", + "-DMM_FUSED_BFP16_B", + ] + if self.rounding is Rounding.CONV_EVEN: + # mm.cc's flag and polarity, reused: absent means the core's + # power-up floor mode. Covers both conversions in the kernel. + flags.append("-DROUND_CONV_EVEN") + return flags + + # -- the array ------------------------------------------------------------- + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.helpers.util import v8bfp16ebs8 # noqa: F401 (the array type) + from aie.iron import Buffer, ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + from aie.iron.device import Tile + + COLS, ROWS = self.cols, self.rows + N_TILE, CT_MAX_K, M_CHUNK, T_MA = ( + self.tile_n, + self.ct_max_k, + self.m_chunk, + self.tile_ma, + ) + B_GROUP, L1_B_DEPTH = self.b_group, self.l1_b_depth + RHO = M_TILE // T_MA + K_DIV_CT_K_MAX = K_TILE // CT_MAX_K + CT_A_LEN = 2 * R * CT_MAX_K # one z slice + CT_A_OBJ = CT_A_LEN * (T_MA // R // 2) # every z slice of one mmul + C_SLICE_LEN = M_TILE * N_TILE # one compute tile's C contribution + O_CHUNKS = C_SLICE_LEN // CT_OUT_LEN # C objects an accumulator drains as + B_ITERS = K_TILE // CT_MAX_K # B chunks consumed per k step + rtp_slots, rtp_words = rtp_layout(M_CHUNK) + + bf16_ty = np.dtype[bfloat16] + f32 = np.dtype[np.float32] + b_elem_ty = np.dtype[self.b_dtype] + # L1 (per compute tile) + ct_a_obj_ty = np.ndarray[(CT_A_OBJ,), bf16_ty] + ct_b_ty = np.ndarray[(CT_MAX_K * N_TILE // B_GROUP,), b_elem_ty] + ct_out_ty = np.ndarray[(CT_OUT_LEN,), bf16_ty] + ct_acc_ty = np.ndarray[(M_TILE * N_TILE,), f32] + # L2 (per memtile): the declared stream tiles. + mt_a_ty = self.a.tile + mt_b_ty = self.b.tile + mt_out_ty = self.c.tile + + # All three are compiled into mm_fused.cc, so they name one object. + def fused_kernel(name, arg_types): + return target.kernel( + name, + arg_types, + source=self.kernel_source(target), + bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev), + compile_flags=self.kernel_flags(target), + object_file_name=self.kernel_object, + ) + + acc_init = fused_kernel("mm_fused_acc_init", [ct_acc_ty]) + # The trailing int32 is the A band index: under asymmetric tile + # buffering the core folds RHO A bands into one accumulator. + k_step = fused_kernel( + "mm_fused_k_step", [ct_a_obj_ty, ct_b_ty, ct_acc_ty, np.int32] + ) + epilogue_chunk = fused_kernel( + EPILOGUE_SYMBOL, + # outer, half, mode, clamp_min_bits, clamp_max_bits + [ct_out_ty, ct_acc_ty] + [np.int32] * 5, + ) + + # --- Data movement ------------------------------------------------ + # These turn a row-major DDR tile into the blocked layout the mmul + # indexes. A mismatch is silently wrong, not a build error. + gather_dims = [ + (M_TILE // R, R * N_TILE), + (N_TILE // T, T), + (R, N_TILE), + (T, 1), + ] + # B needs no reblocking on either hop: pack_B emits it in consume order. + b_recv_dims = None + b_send_dims = None + a_recv_dims = [ + (M_CHUNK * M_TILE // R, R * K_TILE), + (R, S), + (K_TILE // S, R * S), + (S, 1), + ] + # Emits (b_iter, mc, band): the order the core acquires A in. + a_send_dims = [ + (K_DIV_CT_K_MAX, R * CT_MAX_K), + (M_CHUNK * M_TILE // R, R * K_TILE), + ] + split_run(R * CT_MAX_K) + + # C: one join per column; each of the ROWS cores drops its slice at + # its own offset in a single memtile buffer. + c_l2l3_fifos, c_prod = [], {} + for c in range(COLS): + of_c = ObjectFifo(mt_out_ty, name=f"C_L2L3_{c}", depth=C_DEPTH) + c_l2l3_fifos.append(of_c) + sub = of_c.prod().join( + [C_SLICE_LEN * r for r in range(ROWS)], + obj_types=[ct_out_ty] * ROWS, + names=[f"C_L1L2_{c}_{r}" for r in range(ROWS)], + dims_from_stream=[gather_dims] * ROWS, + ) + for r in range(ROWS): + c_prod[(r, c)] = sub[r] + + # A: shim -> memtile -> broadcast along the compute row, reblocking on + # the forward(). One fifo per row even at M_CHUNK > 1. + a_l3l2_fifos, a_cons = [], {} + for r in range(ROWS): + of_a_in = ObjectFifo(mt_a_ty, name=f"A_L3L2_{r}", depth=A_DEPTH) + a_l3l2_fifos.append(of_a_in) + of_a = of_a_in.cons(dims_from_stream=a_recv_dims).forward( + obj_type=ct_a_obj_ty, + depth=A_DEPTH, + name=f"A_L2L1_{r}", + dims_to_stream=a_send_dims, + ) + for c in range(COLS): + a_cons[(r, c)] = of_a.cons() + + # B: shim -> memtile -> broadcast down the compute column, one k-block + # per object and re-fetched per row-block. Placement has zero slack. + b_l3l2_fifos, b_cons = [], {} + for c in range(COLS): + of_b_in = ObjectFifo(mt_b_ty, name=f"B_L3L2_{c}", depth=B_DEPTH) + b_l3l2_fifos.append(of_b_in) + of_b = of_b_in.cons(dims_from_stream=b_recv_dims).forward( + # The one placement pin; without it the 20 logical memtiles + # merge onto the 8 physical ones in a way rejected with + # "number of input DMA channel exceeded". + tile=Tile(c, 1), + obj_type=ct_b_ty, + depth=L1_B_DEPTH, + name=f"B_L2L1_{c}", + dims_to_stream=b_send_dims, + ) + for r in range(ROWS): + b_cons[(r, c)] = of_b.cons() + + # Data, not an immediate folded into the program: the core programs + # differ only in symbol names. + my_cols = [ + [ + Buffer( + np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + name=f"my_col_{r}_{c}", + initial_value=np.array([c], dtype=np.int32), + ) + for c in range(COLS) + ] + for r in range(ROWS) + ] + rtps = [ + [ + target.rtp( + np.ndarray[(rtp_words,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + name=f"rtp_{r}_{c}", + initial_value=np.zeros(rtp_words, dtype=np.int32), + ) + for c in range(COLS) + ] + for r in range(ROWS) + ] + barriers = [[target.barrier() for _ in range(COLS)] for _ in range(ROWS)] + + # --- Compute ------------------------------------------------------ + def core_fn( + accs, o_h, b_h, a_h, init_k, kstep_k, epi_k, my_rtp, my_col, barrier + ): + """Core body. Every trip count and the activation come from the + runtime parameter buffer, so one core program serves every shape.""" + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + # Derived rather than sent, saving an RTP word: column c has work + # in block j iff (j*COLS + c)*N_TILE < N. Both divisors are powers + # of two, so this must leave no __divsi3 -- check the .o. + n_tiles = my_rtp[RTP_N_VAL] // N_TILE + n_work = (n_tiles - my_col[0] + COLS - 1) // COLS + n_drain = ((n_tiles + COLS - 1) // COLS) - n_work + n_row_blocks = my_rtp[RTP_M_ROW_BLOCKS] + n_k_iters = my_rtp[RTP_K_ITERS] + epi_mode = my_rtp[RTP_EPILOGUE] + clamp_min_bits = my_rtp[RTP_CLAMP_MIN] + clamp_max_bits = my_rtp[RTP_CLAMP_MAX] + if "n_chunks" in rtp_slots: + n_chunks = my_rtp[rtp_slots["n_chunks"]] + n_units_rt = my_rtp[rtp_slots["n_units"]] + else: + n_chunks = n_row_blocks + n_units_rt = n_row_blocks + # Acquire does not consume the barrier, so take it back to zero or + # the next dispatch re-reads these instead of waiting. + barrier.release_with_value(1) + + def sweep(group): + """One k reduction feeding ``group`` accumulators off a shared B.""" + for a_acc in group: + init_k(a_acc) + for _ in range_(n_k_iters): + for _ in range_(B_ITERS // B_DEPTH): + for _ in range(B_DEPTH): + b = b_h.acquire(1) + for a_acc in group: + for band in range(RHO): + a = a_h.acquire(1) + kstep_k(a, b, a_acc, band) + a_h.release(1) + b_h.release(1) + # Unrolled by C_DEPTH; a full O_CHUNKS unroll overflows + # program memory. + for a_acc in group: + for chunk in range_(O_CHUNKS // C_DEPTH): + for half in range(C_DEPTH): + o = o_h.acquire(1) + epi_k( + o, + a_acc, + chunk, + half, + epi_mode, + clamp_min_bits, + clamp_max_bits, + ) + o_h.release(1) + + for _ in range_(n_work): + for _ in range_(n_chunks): + sweep(accs) + + # Column-blocks this column sits out. A is broadcast along the + # row, so it must still consume its share. + for _ in range_(n_drain): + for _ in range_(n_units_rt): + for _ in range_(n_k_iters): + for _ in range_(B_ITERS // B_DEPTH): + for _ in range(B_DEPTH): + for _ in range(M_CHUNK * RHO): + a_h.acquire(1) + a_h.release(1) + + workers = [] + for r in range(ROWS): + for c in range(COLS): + accs = [ + Buffer(type=ct_acc_ty, name=f"c_acc_{r}_{c}_{mc}") + for mc in range(M_CHUNK) + ] + workers.append( + Worker( + core_fn, + [ + accs, + c_prod[(r, c)].prod(), + b_cons[(r, c)], + a_cons[(r, c)], + acc_init, + k_step, + epilogue_chunk, + rtps[r][c], + my_cols[r][c], + barriers[r][c], + ], + stack_size=STACK_SIZE, + ) + ) + + for r in range(ROWS): + self.a[r].bind(a_l3l2_fifos[r].prod()) + for c in range(COLS): + self.b[c].bind(b_l3l2_fifos[c].prod()) + self.c[c].bind(c_l2l3_fifos[c].cons()) + flat = [b for row in rtps for b in row] + self.n_val.bind(flat, RTP_N_VAL) + self.m_row_blocks.bind(flat, RTP_M_ROW_BLOCKS) + self.k_iters.bind(flat, RTP_K_ITERS) + self.epilogue.bind(flat, RTP_EPILOGUE) + self.clamp_min.bind(flat, RTP_CLAMP_MIN) + self.clamp_max.bind(flat, RTP_CLAMP_MAX) + if "n_chunks" in rtp_slots: + self.n_chunks.bind(flat, rtp_slots["n_chunks"]) + self.n_units.bind(flat, rtp_slots["n_units"]) + return workers + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The operator: one shape and activation on a configuration. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@operator +class GEMM(Operator[FLMGEMMOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated bf16 GEMM on a 4-row grid, with a fused epilogue. + + Fixed 64/512/128 tiling and an activation plus optional clamp folded into + the output stage. M, K, N, the activation and the clamp bounds are + runtime parameters: they change the instruction stream only, so every + shape on one configuration shares an xclbin. + """ + + M: int = dim() + K: int = dim() + N: int = dim() + # Activation fused into the C drain, selected at run time from the + # overlay's compiled-in modes. + epilogue: Epilogue = Epilogue.NONE + # Optional (min, max) applied after the activation. + clamp: tuple | None = None + # B's packed byte count on AIE2P; filled by validate() from K and N. + packed_bytes: int | None = dim(None, repr=False) + + A = In(M, K, to=FLMGEMMOverlay.a) + # On AIE2P B is quantized to bfp16ebs8, so it is declared in bytes and + # sized from what pack_B returns; a (K, N) bf16 spec would over-allocate + # by 1.78x. On AIE2 it is a (K, N) element count, pre-packed. + B = In( + select(FLMGEMMOverlay.bfp16_b, (packed_bytes,), (K, N)), + dtype=FLMGEMMOverlay.b_host_dtype, + to=FLMGEMMOverlay.b, + ) + C = Out(M, N, from_=FLMGEMMOverlay.c) + + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"epilogue": "epi"} + + # -- construction ------------------------------------------------------------ + + @classmethod + def _classic(cls, kwargs): + """``GEMM(M=, K=, N=, tile_n=, ...)``: tuned for the current device now. + + Reproduces the old shape-dependent defaults, which the overlay's own + tuning (device only) does not: tile_n=128 at K = 512 on NPU2, and + m_chunk falling back to 1 where the shape cannot use the table's + value. + """ + dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() + if kwargs.get("tile_n") is None: + # The trade flips with K on NPU2: one k iteration has too little + # compute to hide n=64's extra A traffic, so n=128 wins there by + # ~9% and n=64 by ~20% at K >= 1024. NPU1 stays compute-bound + # and n=64 wins at every K. + single_k_iter = kwargs["K"] // K_TILE <= 1 + kwargs["tile_n"] = ( + 128 if (dev.arch == AIEArch.AIE2p and single_k_iter) else 64 + ) + if kwargs.get("m_chunk") is None: + want = M_CHUNK_FOR_N[kwargs["tile_n"]] + rows = M_TILE * compute_rows(dev) + M, K = kwargs["M"], kwargs["K"] + m_row_blocks = M // rows if M % rows == 0 else 0 + fits = m_row_blocks and m_row_blocks % want == 0 + if fits and not _hw_stride_ok(compute_rows(dev) * M_TILE * K): + fits = False + kwargs["m_chunk"] = want if fits else 1 + ov, kwargs = super()._classic(kwargs) + return ov.tuned(dev), kwargs + + # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ + + @property + def tile_n(self) -> int: + return self.ov.tile_n + + @property + def tile_ma(self) -> int: + return self.ov.tile_ma + + @property + def m_chunk(self) -> int: + return self.ov.m_chunk + + @property + def rounding(self) -> Rounding: + return self.ov.rounding + + @property + def epilogue_modes(self) -> tuple: + return self.ov.epilogue_modes + + @property + def _bfp16_b(self) -> bool: + return bool(self.ov.bfp16_b) + + @property + def config_name(self) -> str: + """Stem of the artifacts that do not depend on the shape: the xclbin's.""" + return self.ov.config_name(aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name) + @property def name(self) -> str: """Artifact stem for the instruction stream, which does depend on it. - The configuration it runs on, then the runtime parameters on top. That - also inherits ``config_name``'s prefix, which disambiguates from - ``iron.operators.GEMM`` -- that class would otherwise share a stem and - satisfy this operator's cache lookups. - - Every runtime parameter has to appear, because the sequence writes them - as immediates and the build cache keys on filename and mtime: a stem - that omits one serves the first caller's instruction stream to the - second and silently applies the first caller's values. The clamp bounds - go in as raw bit patterns, so bounds that differ only below the printed - precision still get their own stem. + The configuration it runs on, then the runtime parameters on top. + Every runtime parameter has to appear, because the sequence writes + them as immediates and the build cache keys on filename: a stem that + omits one serves the first caller's instruction stream to the + second. The clamp bounds go in as raw bit patterns. """ base = f"{self.config_name}_M{self.M}_K{self.K}_N{self.N}" if self.epilogue != Epilogue.NONE: @@ -229,128 +722,325 @@ def name(self) -> str: base = f"{base}_cl{lo:08x}{hi:08x}" return base - @property - def _bfp16_b(self) -> bool: - """Whether B is stored as bfp16ebs8 rather than bf16. + # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- - AIE2P only, which is why both mmul templates in the kernel header are - live: on AIE2 the scalar BFP types do not exist, so B stays bf16 and - the mmul lowers onto four native 4x8x4 macs. - """ - return aie_utils.get_current_device().arch == AIEArch.AIE2p + def validate(self) -> None: + self.epilogue = Epilogue(self.epilogue) + if self.K % MIN_K: + raise ValueError(f"K ({self.K}) must be a multiple of {MIN_K}") + expected = packed_b_size(self.K, self.N, True) + if self.packed_bytes is None: + self.packed_bytes = expected + elif self.packed_bytes != expected: + raise ValueError( + f"packed_bytes={self.packed_bytes} does not match K={self.K}, " + f"N={self.N} ({expected})" + ) + # A mode the mask leaves out reaches the kernel's default arm, which + # is NONE -- an unactivated result rather than an error. Refuse. + if ( + self.epilogue is not Epilogue.NONE + and self.epilogue not in self.ov.epilogue_modes + ): + raise ValueError( + f"epilogue {self.epilogue} is not in epilogue_modes " + f"{tuple(str(m) for m in self.ov.epilogue_modes)}, so it would " + "not be compiled in and the kernel would silently apply none" + ) + if self.clamp is not None: + lo, hi = self.clamp + if lo > hi: + raise ValueError(f"clamp min ({lo}) must be <= max ({hi})") + if self.ov.rows is not None: + self._check_shape(ValueError) - @property - def _b_elem_bytes(self) -> float: - """Bytes per B element in L1/L2: bfp16ebs8 packs 8 values into 9 bytes.""" - return BFP16_GROUP_BYTES / BFP16_GROUP if self._bfp16_b else 2 + def _check_shape(self, error) -> None: + ov = self.ov + # N only needs to tile to tile_n: a trailing group of fewer than + # cols column-blocks is handled by per-column trip counts. + for name, value, unit in ( + ("M", self.M, M_TILE * ov.rows), + ("K", self.K, MIN_K), + ("N", self.N, ov.tile_n), + ): + if value % unit != 0: + raise error(f"{name} ({value}) must be a multiple of {unit}") + m_row_blocks = self.M // (M_TILE * ov.rows) + if m_row_blocks % ov.m_chunk: + # A partial group is inexpressible: the object is m_chunk tiles + # wide and the forward always drains that much. + raise error( + f"m_row_blocks ({m_row_blocks}) must be a multiple of m_chunk " + f"({ov.m_chunk}); use for_extent(m_chunk=1) for this shape" + ) - @property - def _kernel_object(self) -> str: - """Object name over every flag that changes the emitted code. + def compatible(self) -> None: + self._check_shape(Incompatible) + ov = self.ov + if (self._a_split or self._c_split) and _BDS_PER_BLOCK > ov.shim_bds: + raise Incompatible( + f"M={self.M} K={self.K} N={self.N} needs {_BDS_PER_BLOCK} shim " + f"buffer descriptors for the split path but a shim tile has only " + f"{ov.shim_bds}." + ) - Every -D flag from ``kernel_flags`` has to appear, for the - cache reason above. ``ck`` looks derivable from tile_n, but that is a - tuning table: naming it means retuning an entry does not also require - wiping the build dir. - """ - return ( - f"mm_fused_{M_TILE}x{K_TILE}x{self.tile_n}" - f"_ck{CT_MAX_K_FOR_N[self.tile_n]}" - f"_r{R}t{T}_ma{self.tile_ma}_{self.rounding}" - f"_em{self._epilogue_mask:x}.o" - ) + # -- geometry of one dispatch ------------------------------------------------ @property - def _link_file(self) -> str: - """What the design names as its kernel: the bare object, or the archive - bundling it with the tanh LUT tables. + def _m_row_blocks(self) -> int: + return self.M // (M_TILE * self.ov.rows) - Only AIE2 evaluates activations through a LUT, and only an activation - references tanh. Getting this wrong is a link error, so it surfaces - late. - """ - if ( - any(Epilogue(m) is not Epilogue.NONE for m in self.epilogue_modes) - and get_kernel_dir() == "aie2" - ): - # config_name, not name: this string reaches the design's - # link_with, so a shape in it would put the shape in the device - # configuration. - return f"{self.config_name}_kernels.a" - return self._kernel_object + @property + def _k_iters(self) -> int: + return self.K // K_TILE @property - def _reference_shape(self) -> tuple[int, int, int]: - """The shape the configuration-only module is emitted at. + def _n_units(self) -> int: + """Groups of m_chunk row-blocks; every leg is issued per unit.""" + return self._m_row_blocks // self.ov.m_chunk - Its runtime sequence is discarded; only the device body reaches the - xclbin. The smallest valid shape keeps it cheap and makes the - shape-independence explicit. - """ - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - # M must be at least m_chunk row-blocks: a partial group is - # inexpressible (see design.py), and this module must build. - return ( - M_TILE * compute_rows(dev) * self.m_chunk, - MIN_K, - self.tile_n * dev.cols, + @property + def _a_split(self) -> bool: + # A mega_row stride lands in the shim BD's 20-bit iteration step, so + # it overflows once K or N passes ~8191 elements. Such a leg goes out + # as one transfer per mega_row. m_chunk > 1 forces the same path. + ov = self.ov + return self._n_units > 1 and ( + ov.m_chunk > 1 or not _hw_stride_ok(ov.rows * M_TILE * self.K) ) - def _mlir_artifact(self, filename, M, K, N, epilogue, clamp): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - filename, - DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "gemm", - (), - { - "dev": aie_utils.get_current_device(), - "M": M, - "K": K, - "N": N, - "tile_n": self.tile_n, - "tile_ma": self.tile_ma, - "m_chunk": self.m_chunk, - "epilogue": epilogue, - "clamp": clamp, - "kernel_object_name": self._kernel_object, - "kernel_source": self.kernel_source, - "kernel_flags": self.kernel_flags, - "bundled_sources": self.bundled_sources, - "trace_size": 0, - }, - ), + @property + def _c_split(self) -> bool: + return self._m_row_blocks > 1 and not _hw_stride_ok( + self.ov.rows * M_TILE * self.N ) - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return self._mlir_artifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", self.M, self.K, self.N, self.epilogue, self.clamp + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + lo, hi = _clamp_bits(self.clamp) + return { + "n_val": self.N, + "m_row_blocks": self._m_row_blocks, + "k_iters": self._k_iters, + "epilogue": Epilogue(self.epilogue).mode, + "clamp_min": lo, + "clamp_max": hi, + "n_chunks": self._n_units, + "n_units": self._n_units, + } + + # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- + + def design(self, rt): + ov = self.ov + M, K, N = self.M, self.K, self.N + COLS, ROWS = ov.cols, ov.rows + N_TILE, M_CHUNK, B_GROUP = ov.tile_n, ov.m_chunk, ov.b_group + m_row_blocks, k_iters, n_units = ( + self._m_row_blocks, + self._k_iters, + self._n_units, ) + a_split, c_split = self._a_split, self._c_split + # The unsplit path pipelines whole column-blocks, at 3 descriptors + # each (A + B + C). The split path bounds itself and ignores this. + OVERLAP = max(1, min(OVERLAP_DEFAULT, ov.shim_bds // 3)) + # Sweeps where all COLS columns have work, plus a trailing group of + # rem_blocks columns (0 <= rem_blocks < COLS) that do one block more. + n_full = N // (N_TILE * COLS) + rem_blocks = (N % (N_TILE * COLS)) // N_TILE + a_elems, b_elems, c_elems = self.A.elements, self.B.elements, self.C.elements + # B's extents are in array elements (values // B_GROUP), whatever the + # host buffer counts. + b_units = K * N // B_GROUP + + def unit_rows(u): + """(first row-block, how many) for unit ``u``; always a full group.""" + return u * M_CHUNK, M_CHUNK + + # One transfer per (column-block, leg), not one per object: a + # descriptor walks many fifo objects in consume order. Dimension + # order must match the core's nest. + def a_taps(r, units): + # Every (row-block, k) block this row consumes for one + # column-block, k outermost. Re-fetched per column-block because + # the cores re-consume it. + if M_CHUNK == 1 and not a_split: + return [ + Access( + a_elems, + r * M_TILE * K, + (m_row_blocks, k_iters, M_TILE, K_TILE), + (ROWS * M_TILE * K, K_TILE, K, 1), + ) + ] + taps = [] + for u in units: + first, _ = unit_rows(u) + taps.append( + Access( + a_elems, + first * ROWS * M_TILE * K + r * M_TILE * K, + (k_iters, M_CHUNK, M_TILE, K_TILE), + (K_TILE, ROWS * M_TILE * K, K, 1), + ) + ) + return taps + + def b_tap(mega_col, c): + # Every (mega_row, k) chunk this column consumes. B does not + # depend on mega_row, hence the 0 stride. Pre-packed so each + # k-block is one contiguous run. + return Access( + b_units, + (mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE * K // B_GROUP, + (n_units, k_iters, 1, K_TILE * N_TILE // B_GROUP), + (0, K_TILE * N_TILE // B_GROUP, 0, 1), + ) + + def c_taps(mega_col, c, units): + # Every joined block this column produces: one ROWS*M_TILE x + # N_TILE per row-block, in plain row-block order. + if c_split: + taps = [] + for u in units: + first, count = unit_rows(u) + for i in range(count): + taps.append( + Access( + c_elems, + (mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE + + (first + i) * ROWS * M_TILE * N, + (1, 1, ROWS * M_TILE, N_TILE), + (0, 0, N, 1), + ) + ) + return taps + return [ + Access( + c_elems, + (mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE, + (1, m_row_blocks, ROWS * M_TILE, N_TILE), + (0, ROWS * M_TILE * N, N, 1), + ) + ] + + # A trailing block uses only the first rem_blocks columns. A is still + # issued for every row, since the sitting-out columns drain it. + blocks = [(mc, COLS) for mc in range(n_full)] + if rem_blocks: + blocks.append((n_full, rem_blocks)) + all_mb = list(range(n_units)) + + def issue_a(mbs, group, wait=False): + for r in range(ROWS): + taps = a_taps(r, mbs) + for i, tap in enumerate(taps): + # A leftover unit emits many fills back to back on one + # channel, so await every SHIM_TASK_QUEUE-th. + bounded = ( + len(taps) > SHIM_TASK_QUEUE and (i + 1) % SHIM_TASK_QUEUE == 0 + ) + rt.fill(ov.a[r], (self.A, tap), group=group, wait=wait or bounded) + + def issue_b(mega_col, active_cols, group): + for c in range(active_cols): + rt.fill(ov.b[c], (self.B, b_tap(mega_col, c)), group=group) + + def issue_c(mega_col, active_cols, mbs, group): + for c in range(active_cols): + for tap in c_taps(mega_col, c, mbs): + rt.drain(ov.c[c], (self.C, tap), group=group, wait=True) + + def emit_unsplit(): + pending = [] + for mega_col, active_cols in blocks: + # C in its own group so it does not share one with the fills + # it depends on; issued first and retired last. + tg_c = rt.new_group() + issue_c(mega_col, active_cols, all_mb, tg_c) + tg_f = rt.new_group() + issue_a(all_mb, tg_f) + issue_b(mega_col, active_cols, tg_f) + pending.append([tg_f, tg_c]) + while len(pending) >= OVERLAP: + for tg in pending.pop(0): + tg.finish() + for group in pending: + for tg in group: + tg.finish() + + def emit_split(): + """Issue split legs one unit at a time, retiring the oldest. + + Split legs share one channel whose task queue is SHIM_TASK_QUEUE + deep; overrunning it hangs. Retire the oldest as the next is + issued, which also keeps the channel full. + """ + unit_cost = M_CHUNK if c_split else 1 + pending = [] # (group, queue cost), oldest first + + def retire(limit): + while sum(q for _, q in pending) > limit: + pending.pop(0)[0].finish() + + for mega_col, active_cols in blocks: + tg_b = rt.new_group() + issue_b(mega_col, active_cols, tg_b) + tg_whole = rt.new_group() + if not c_split: + issue_c(mega_col, active_cols, all_mb, tg_whole) + if not a_split: + issue_a(all_mb, tg_whole) + for u in all_mb: + # Before issuing, not after: fill/drain pushes the task + # immediately while finish() emits the await. + retire(SHIM_TASK_QUEUE - unit_cost) + tg_u = rt.new_group() + if c_split: + issue_c(mega_col, active_cols, [u], tg_u) + if a_split: + issue_a([u], tg_u, wait=True) + pending.append((tg_u, unit_cost)) + # Not queue-counted: B and the unsplit leg ride channels the + # units do not contend for. Still retired in order. + pending.append((tg_whole, 0)) + pending.append((tg_b, 0)) + # Drain everything, not retire(0): the tail groups are weighted 0. + for tg, _ in pending: + tg.finish() + + emit_split() if (a_split or c_split) else emit_unsplit() + + # -- packaging: one xclbin per configuration ---------------------------------- + + @property + def _reference_shape(self) -> tuple[int, int, int]: + """The shape the configuration-only module is emitted at: the smallest + valid one, so the shape-independence is explicit.""" + ov = self.ov + return (M_TILE * ov.rows * ov.m_chunk, MIN_K, ov.tile_n * ov.cols) def link_xclbin(self) -> None: """Compile the configuration's xclbin and this shape's instructions. - Two compiles rather than the base class's one, which is why this - operator overrides. The xclbin is emitted at a reference shape and - activation so that every shape sharing the configuration reuses it, - and only the instruction stream is per shape -- the RTP split this - operator exists for. Each build discards the half it did not want. + Two compiles rather than the base class's one. The xclbin is emitted + at a reference shape and activation so that every shape sharing the + configuration reuses it, and only the instruction stream is per + shape. Each build discards the half it did not want. """ if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: return + from iron.common.build import mlir_artifact_for from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts build_dir = Path(self.context.build_dir) - - # No clamp, and not this instance's bounds: they reach only the - # runtime sequence, which this build discards. + tuned = self.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) + M, K, N = tuned._reference_shape + reference = dataclasses.replace( + tuned, M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None, packed_bytes=None + ) self._xclbin_path, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( - self._mlir_artifact( - f"{self.config_name}.mlir", - *self._reference_shape, - Epilogue.NONE, - None, - ).generator, + mlir_artifact_for(reference, f"{self.config_name}.mlir").generator, build_dir / f"{self.config_name}.xclbin", build_dir / f"{self.config_name}.bin", kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", @@ -362,116 +1052,41 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", ) - def _kernel_build(self): - """The source and flags mm_fused.cc is compiled with.""" - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - kernels_dir = self.context.kernels_dir - generic = kernels_dir / "generic" - - # The last kernel IRON keeps in-tree, pending upstreaming to mlir-aie: - # its runtime epilogue (#200) is newer than the package copy. Its - # #included companions are unchanged, so they come from kernels_dir; the - # include path needs generic/ (activations.h, mm_fused_mmul.h, - # ../aie_kernel_utils.h) and the arch dir (zero.cc), since neither sits - # beside the in-tree source. - in_tree_generic = self.context.base_dir / "aie_kernels" / "generic" - arch_include = [ - f"-I{generic}", - f"-I{kernels_dir / kernel_dir}", - ] - - # AIE2P lowers the 8x8x8 mmul onto two bfp16-emulated macs, which this - # selects; AIE2 lowers it onto four native bf16 macs and ignores it. - # MM_FUSED_BFP16_B rides along, since bfp16ebs8 storage needs the - # scalar BFP types. - flags = [ - # Tile geometry and register tiling, for the mmul. - f"-DMM_FUSED_TILE_M={M_TILE}", - f"-DMM_FUSED_TILE_K={K_TILE}", - f"-DMM_FUSED_TILE_N={self.tile_n}", - f"-DMM_FUSED_TILE_MA={self.tile_ma}", - f"-DMM_FUSED_R={R}", - f"-DMM_FUSED_S={S}", - f"-DMM_FUSED_T={T}", - # The k slice. Passed rather than looked up in the kernel so that - # CT_MAX_K_FOR_N is the only place it is chosen. - f"-DMM_FUSED_CT_K={CT_MAX_K_FOR_N[self.tile_n]}", - # Output stage. - f"-DMM_FUSED_OUT_CHUNK={CT_OUT_LEN}", - f"-DMM_FUSED_C_DEPTH={C_DEPTH}", - f"-DMM_FUSED_EPILOGUE_MODE_MASK={self._epilogue_mask}", - ] + arch_include - if self._bfp16_b: - flags += [ - "-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16", - "-DMM_FUSED_BFP16_B", - ] - if self.rounding is Rounding.CONV_EVEN: - # mm.cc's flag and polarity, reused: absent means the core's - # power-up floor mode, though this operator defaults the other way. - # Covers both conversions in the kernel, which must agree. - flags.append("-DROUND_CONV_EVEN") - - # The #included companions are not listed: Peano's depfile reports - # them and upstream's manifest validates against it, which covers the - # headers as well as the sources. - return in_tree_generic / "mm_fused.cc", flags - - @property - def kernel_source(self): - return self._kernel_build()[0] - - @property - def kernel_flags(self): - return self._kernel_build()[1] - - @property - def bundled_sources(self) -> tuple: - """Translation units mm_fused.cc links but never calls through MLIR.""" - return lut_sources() + # -- host-side helpers ------------------------------------------------------- def pack_B(self, B): """Reorder a row-major ``(K, N)`` weight matrix into consumption order. - Flat uint8 bfp16ebs8 blocks on NPU2, flat bf16 on NPU1. Bound to the - operator because the layout depends on the resolved ``tile_n`` and the - device. Packing to consumption order is what makes both B hops linear - descriptors, freeing the dimensions a deep k slice needs. See + Flat uint8 bfp16ebs8 blocks on NPU2, flat bf16 on NPU1. Packing to + consumption order is what makes both B hops linear descriptors. See :mod:`iron.operators.flm.packing`. """ + ov = self.ov return pack_b( B, k_tile=K_TILE, - n_tile=self.tile_n, + n_tile=ov.tile_n, s=S, t=T, - ct_k=CT_MAX_K_FOR_N[self.tile_n], - bfp16=self._bfp16_b, - round_conv_even=self.rounding is Rounding.CONV_EVEN, + ct_k=ov.ct_max_k, + bfp16=bool(ov.bfp16_b), + round_conv_even=ov.rounding is Rounding.CONV_EVEN, ) def packed_B_size(self, K, N): """Elements (bf16) or bytes (bfp16ebs8) that ``pack_B`` returns.""" - return packed_b_size(K, N, self._bfp16_b) - - def get_arg_spec(self): - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.M, self.K)), # A - # On AIE2P B is quantized to bfp16ebs8, so it is declared in - # bytes and sized from what pack_B returns; a (K, N) bf16 spec - # would over-allocate by 1.78x. On AIE2 it is an element count. - ( - AIERuntimeArgSpec( - "in", (self.packed_B_size(self.K, self.N),), dtype=np.uint8 - ) - if self._bfp16_b - else AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.K, self.N)) - ), # B (weights) - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (self.M, self.N)), # C - ] + return packed_b_size(K, N, bool(self.ov.bfp16_b)) def reference(self, A, B): """CPU reference: ``C = epilogue(A @ B)``.""" from iron.operators.flm.gemm.reference import reference return reference(A, B, self.epilogue, self.clamp) + + +# Live descriptors on a shim tile under the split path: SHIM_TASK_QUEUE from +# the rolling window, plus B and the unsplit leg for each of the two blocks a +# boundary spans. +_BDS_PER_BLOCK = SHIM_TASK_QUEUE + 2 + 2 + +FLMGEMM = GEMM diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 9d2c2f6317..644ec3247b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -299,3 +299,141 @@ def test_mha_infers_the_padded_length_and_the_kv_head_count(): assert (op.num_heads, op.num_KV_heads, op.seq_len, op.seq_pad) == (8, 2, 128, 128) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="seq_pad=100"): MHA(num_heads=1, seq_len=100, seq_pad=100, d=64) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# flm/gemm: the configuration/shape split, device-free +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class _Arch: + AIE2p = "aie2p" + AIE2 = "aie2" + + +class _NPU2: + cols = 8 + arch = _Arch.AIE2p + + def resolve(self): + class R: + name = "npu2" + + return R() + + +class _TargetModel: + def rows(self): + return 6 + + def get_num_mem_tile_rows(self): + return 1 + + def get_local_memory_size(self): + return 65536 + + def get_num_bds(self, col, row): + return 16 + + +@pytest.fixture +def flm(monkeypatch): + import iron.operators.flm.gemm.op as flm + + monkeypatch.setattr(flm, "AIEArch", _Arch) + monkeypatch.setattr(flm, "get_target_model", lambda dev: _TargetModel()) + monkeypatch.setattr(flm.aie_utils, "get_current_device", lambda: _NPU2()) + monkeypatch.setattr(flm.dsg, "get_target_model", lambda dev: _TargetModel()) + monkeypatch.setattr(Access, "tap", lambda self: self) + return flm + + +class _Recorder: + def __init__(self, name, log): + self.name, self.log = name, log + + def fill(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): + self.log.append(("fill", self.name, tap.offset, tap.sizes, wait)) + + def drain(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): + self.log.append(("drain", self.name, tap.offset, tap.sizes, wait)) + + +def _record(ov): + log = [] + for s in ov.streams.values(): + for i in range(s.count): + s.bind(_Recorder(f"{s.name}{i}", log), i) + return log + + +def test_flm_gemm_classic_construction_reproduces_the_old_defaults(flm): + op = flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=1024) + ov = op.ov + assert (ov.tile_n, ov.m_chunk, ov.rows, ov.cols, ov.bfp16_b) == (64, 1, 4, 8, True) + assert ov.tile_ma == flm._default_l1(64, 128, 9 / 8, 65536, 1)[0] + # K = 512 on NPU2 picks the wider tile, as the old __post_init__ did. + assert flm.GEMM(M=256, K=512, N=1024).tile_n == 128 + assert ( + op.config_name == f"FLM_GEMM_tn64_ck128_ma{ov.tile_ma}_mc1_emf_conv_even_npu2" + ) + assert op.name == op.config_name + "_M512_K1024_N1024" + a, b, c = op.get_arg_spec() + assert a.shape == (512, 1024) and c.shape == (512, 1024) + assert b.shape == (flm.packed_b_size(1024, 1024, True),) and b.dtype is np.uint8 + assert op.residents() == { + "n_val": 1024, + "m_row_blocks": 2, + "k_iters": 2, + "epilogue": 0, + "clamp_min": int(np.float32(-np.inf).view(np.int32)), + "clamp_max": int(np.float32(np.inf).view(np.int32)), + "n_chunks": 2, + "n_units": 2, + } + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="multiple of 256"): + flm.GEMM(M=100, K=1024, N=1024) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="not in epilogue_modes"): + flm.GEMM(M=256, K=1024, N=1024, epilogue="gelu", epilogue_modes=("none",)) + + +def test_flm_gemm_declared_overlay_tunes_from_the_device_only(flm): + ov = flm.FLMGEMMOverlay().tuned(_NPU2()) + assert ov.tile_n == 64 # no K to look at: the general winner + op = flm.GEMM(ov, M=256, K=512, N=512) + assert op.tile_n == 64 + untuned = flm.GEMM(flm.FLMGEMMOverlay(), M=256, K=512, N=512) + with pytest.raises(flm.Incompatible, match="tuned overlay"): + untuned.get_arg_spec() # B's layout follows the device + + +def test_flm_gemm_unsplit_sequence_issues_c_then_a_then_b_per_block(flm): + op = flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=1024) + ov = op.ov + log = _record(ov) + op.design(Sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "B": "dB", "C": "dC"})) + verbs = [v for v, *_ in log] + # Two column-blocks (N = 2 * 8 * 64): each drains C on eight columns, + # then fills A on four rows and B on eight columns. + block = ["drain"] * 8 + ["fill"] * 4 + ["fill"] * 8 + assert verbs == block * 2 + drains = [e for e in log if e[0] == "drain"] + assert drains[1] == ("drain", "c1", 64, (1, 2, 256, 64), True) + assert drains[8] == ("drain", "c0", 8 * 64, (1, 2, 256, 64), True) + a_fills = [e for e in log if e[1].startswith("a")] + assert a_fills[1] == ("fill", "a1", 64 * 1024, (2, 2, 64, 512), False) + b_fills = [e for e in log if e[1].startswith("b")] + # B's offsets are in v8bfp16ebs8 elements: values // 8. + assert b_fills[1] == ("fill", "b1", 64 * 1024 // 8, (2, 2, 1, 512 * 64 // 8), False) + + +def test_flm_gemm_split_sequence_drains_one_row_block_at_a_time(flm): + # N = 10240 puts C's row-block stride past the 20-bit step: c_split. + op = flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=10240) + assert op._c_split and not op._a_split + ov = op.ov + log = _record(ov) + op.design(Sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "B": "dB", "C": "dC"})) + drains = [e for e in log if e[0] == "drain"] + assert len(drains) == 20 * 8 * 2 # blocks x columns x row-blocks + assert all(sizes == (1, 1, 256, 64) for _, _, _, sizes, _ in drains) From 62b934d59440a42349a3a49d5ff09c86a170a160 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:53:03 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 078/215] mem_copy: declare the overlay and the operator; idle fifos are placed by the build MemCopyOverlay is the copy paths over fixed lines (the cores already looped forever, so nothing about the extent reached the array); MemCopy keeps its partial-workload sequence as an override over Access records. The one hack it carried, registering a never-filled fifo on any shim tile so the program resolves, is now a rule in build_design: a declared stream slot the sequence did not transfer on is placed on any shim. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/build.py | 23 +- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 597 +++++++++++++--------------------- iron/tests/common/build.py | 42 +++ 3 files changed, 296 insertions(+), 366 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index b60e5c64c9..a9383ddd16 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -150,6 +150,9 @@ def __init__(self, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data: dict[str, Any]): self.ov = ov self._rt_data = rt_data self._group = None + # The shim handles this sequence issued a transfer on; the build + # places the declared ones it did not touch (see build_design). + self.used: set = set() # -- transfers --------------------------------------------------------- @@ -161,6 +164,7 @@ def drain(self, stream, dest, *, group=None, wait: bool = True, offset_by=None): def _transfer(self, verb: str, stream, what, group, wait: bool, offset_by=None): handle = self._handle(stream) + self.used.add(id(handle)) buffer, accesses, sliced_by = self._resolve(what) offset_by = offset_by or sliced_by if offset_by is not None and offset_by.param is None: @@ -401,12 +405,23 @@ def build_design( def sequence(*args): rt_data = {b.name: a for b, a in zip(buffers, args)} - rt = Sequence(op, ov, rt_data) - _preamble(rt, op, ov, target) + seq = Sequence(op, ov, rt_data) + _preamble(seq, op, ov, target) if op.has_design_override(): - op.design(rt) + op.design(seq) else: - _derived(rt, op, ov) + _derived(seq, op, ov) + # A declared stream slot this extent never transfers on (mem_copy's + # idle cores at a small size) still needs a shim endpoint, or the + # program cannot be resolved. Place it on any shim tile. + idle = [h for h in handles if id(h) not in seq.used] + if idle: + from aie.iron.device import AnyShimTile + from aie.iron.runtime.endpoint import RuntimeEndpoint + + for h in idle: + h.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) + rt._fifos.add(h) rt = Runtime(sequence, fn_args + params) prog = Program(ov.device(target), rt, workers=workers) diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index 65364fc691..d97672320d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -1,124 +1,161 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from pathlib import Path - -from dataclasses import dataclass, field -from typing import ClassVar, Dict - -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - same_shape_unary, - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +"""Memory copy, in the declared form. + +Memcpy is designed to use every column's shimDMA in-out pairs to fully +saturate DDR bandwidth. It is a superset of passthrough_kernel and +passthrough_dmas, so it serves as a microbenchmark and as a template for +multi-core unary operations. + +:class:`MemCopyOverlay` is ``num_cores`` cores (or, with ``bypass``, memtile +forwards) each streaming ``line_size``-element lines; the cores loop +forever, so no trip count reaches the array. :class:`MemCopy` copies a flat +``size`` buffer through it: whole partitions split evenly across the cores, +and a remainder handled by re-reading already-copied data to pad a full +line, which is the hand-written sequence kept as an override. +""" + +import dataclasses +import math from dataclasses import dataclass -from typing import List +from typing import ClassVar, Dict, List + import numpy as np -import math -from aie.iron import ( - TaskGroup, - ObjectFifo, - Program, - Runtime, - Worker, -) -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel -from aie.iron.device import Tile, NPU1, NPU2 -from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from aie.iron.runtime.endpoint import RuntimeEndpoint -from aie.iron.device import AnyShimTile -from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace import torch +from iron.common.declare import ( + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + dim, + operator, + tunable, +) +from iron.common.tiling import Access -@dataclass -class MemCopy(MLIROperator): - """AIE-accelerated memory copy operator.""" +# The maximum value the 4th dimension of DMA BD can be set +TAP_REPEAT_MAX = 64 +# The maximum fill/drain tasks to put in a group for 1 objectfifo +TASK_GROUP_SIZE = 4 + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The overlay: cores (or forwards) over fixed lines. +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - size: int - num_cores: int - num_channels: int - bypass: bool - tile_size: int - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) + +@operator +class MemCopyOverlay(Overlay): + """``num_cores`` copy paths, at most ``num_channels`` per column.""" + + num_cores: int = tunable() + num_channels: int = tunable() + tile_size: int = tunable() + bypass: bool = False + # min(tile_size, 8192): one 16 KB line at most; filled by tuning. + line_size: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + + s = StreamIn(line_size, per=num_cores) + d = StreamOut(line_size, per=num_cores) _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, "num_cores": "cores", "num_channels": "chans", "tile_size": "tile", } - def __post_init__(self): - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + def tuning(self, dev) -> "MemCopyOverlay": + return dataclasses.replace(self, line_size=min(self.tile_size, 8192)) - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - fn=my_mem_copy, - bind_from=self, - ), + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + from aie.iron.device import Tile + + line_type = self.s.tile + line_size, num_cores, num_channels = ( + self.line_size, + self.num_cores, + self.num_channels, ) + fifodepth = 1 if line_size > 4096 else 2 - @staticmethod - def arg_spec(size): - return same_shape_unary(size) + of_ins = [ + ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_cores) + ] + # Bypass path is a special case where we don't need to create a + # Worker: the ObjectFifo is forwarded through a MemTile. + if self.bypass: + of_outs = [of_ins[i].cons().forward() for i in range(num_cores)] + workers = [] + else: + of_outs = [ + ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}", depth=fifodepth) + for i in range(num_cores) + ] + mem_copy_fcn = target.kernel( + "passThroughLine", + [line_type, line_type, np.int32], + source=target.kernels_dir / "generic" / "passThrough.cc", + compile_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], + ) + num_lines = self.tile_size // line_size + + def core_fn(of_in, of_out, mem_copy_line): + for _ in range_(num_lines): + elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) + elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) + mem_copy_line(elem_in, elem_out, line_size) + of_in.release(1) + of_out.release(1) + + # Place at most ``num_channels`` workers per column. + workers = [ + Worker( + core_fn, + [of_ins[i].cons(), of_outs[i].prod(), mem_copy_fcn], + tile=Tile(i // num_channels, 2 + (i % num_channels)), + ) + for i in range(num_cores) + ] + for i in range(num_cores): + self.s[i].bind(of_ins[i].prod()) + self.d[i].bind(of_outs[i].cons()) + return workers # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The MLIR this operator generates. +# The operator: a flat buffer through it. # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The maximum value the 4th dimension of DMA BD can be set -TAP_REPEAT_MAX = 64 -# The maximum fill/drain tasks to put in a group for 1 objectfifo -TASK_GROUP_SIZE = 4 - @dataclass class PartialWorkloadConfig: """Configuration for partial workload processing.""" - full_taps: List[TensorAccessPattern] + full_taps: List[Access] num_cores_with_no_tiles: int num_cores_with_full_tiles: int padding_tap_repeats: List[int] | None = None - padding_taps: List[TensorAccessPattern] | None = None - partial_tap: TensorAccessPattern | None = None + padding_taps: List[Access] | None = None + partial_tap: Access | None = None -def create_whole_workload_taps( - size: int, num_cores: int, line_size: int, whole_partition_size: int -) -> List[TensorAccessPattern]: - """ - Create TensorAccessPatterns for whole workload processing. +def _linear(size, offset, run, repeat=1) -> Access: + return Access(size, offset, (repeat, 1, 1, run), (0, 0, 0, 1)) - Args: - size: Total size of the workload - num_cores: Number of cores to distribute work across - line_size: Size of each line/tile - whole_partition_size: Size of the evenly divisible partition - Returns: - taps: Lists of TensorAccessPatterns - """ +def create_whole_workload_taps( + size: int, num_cores: int, line_size: int, whole_partition_size: int +) -> List[Access]: + """One contiguous chunk of the evenly divisible partition per core.""" chunk_size = whole_partition_size // num_cores - taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - chunk_size * i, - [1, 1, 1, chunk_size], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - for i in range(num_cores) - ] - return taps + return [_linear(size, chunk_size * i, chunk_size) for i in range(num_cores)] def create_partial_workload_config( @@ -129,57 +166,37 @@ def create_partial_workload_config( whole_partition_size: int, partial_work_size: int, ) -> PartialWorkloadConfig: + """How the remainder after the whole partitions is spread over the cores. + + ``minimum_work_size`` is what the array is configured to process at once + (one line per core). A remainder is padded to that by re-reading data + already copied, so the fill/drain calls are not repeated per line. """ - Create configuration for partial workload processing. - - Args: - size: Total size of the workload - num_cores: Number of cores to distribute work across - line_size: Size of each line/tile - minimum_work_size: Size of the minimum workload that the NPU is configured to process - whole_partition_size: Size of the evenly divisible partition - partial_work_size: Size of the remaining partial workload - - Returns: - PartialWorkloadConfig: Configuration object containing all partial workload parameters - """ - # If the workload is larger than the minimum, use part of the input data that's already been - # processed for filling the objectfifos to reduce the number of times to repeat fill/drain calls if size > minimum_work_size: partial_work_size = minimum_work_size start_offset = size - minimum_work_size else: start_offset = whole_partition_size - # Calculate core distribution num_cores_with_full_tiles = partial_work_size // line_size partial_tile_size = partial_work_size % line_size num_cores_with_no_tiles = ( num_cores - num_cores_with_full_tiles - (1 if partial_tile_size > 0 else 0) ) - - # Create TAPs for cores with full tiles full_taps = [ - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - line_size * i + start_offset, - [1, 1, 1, line_size], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) + _linear(size, line_size * i + start_offset, line_size) for i in range(num_cores_with_full_tiles) ] - - # Handle partial tile if present config = PartialWorkloadConfig( full_taps=full_taps, num_cores_with_no_tiles=num_cores_with_no_tiles, num_cores_with_full_tiles=num_cores_with_full_tiles, ) - if partial_tile_size > 0: config.padding_tap_repeats = [] config.padding_taps = [] - # Calculations for padding add processing partial tile + # The partial tile is padded to a full line with repeats of a common + # factor of the two sizes, largest repeat count first. partial_tile_offset = line_size * num_cores_with_full_tiles + start_offset padding_needed = line_size - partial_tile_size highest_common_factor_pad = math.gcd(partial_tile_size, padding_needed) @@ -190,278 +207,134 @@ def create_partial_workload_config( padding_tap_repeat = math.floor(padding_needed / padding_size) config.padding_tap_repeats.append(padding_tap_repeat) config.padding_taps.append( - TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), + _linear( + size, partial_tile_offset, - [2**tap_repeat_exp, 1, 1, highest_common_factor_pad], - [0, 0, 0, 1], + highest_common_factor_pad, + repeat=2**tap_repeat_exp, ) ) padding_needed = padding_needed - (padding_size * padding_tap_repeat) - config.partial_tap = TensorAccessPattern( - (1, size), - partial_tile_offset, - [1, 1, 1, partial_tile_size], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - + config.partial_tap = _linear(size, partial_tile_offset, partial_tile_size) return config -# -# Memcpy is designed to use every column's shimDMA in-out pairs -# to fully saturate DDR bandwidth. It is a superset of passthrough_kernel -# and passthrough_dmas. As such, it can be used as a microbenchmark or as -# a template for multi-core unary operations. -# - - -def my_mem_copy( - dev, - size, - num_cores, - num_channels, - bypass, - tile_size, - trace_size, - func_prefix="", - kernels_dir=None, -): - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # Configuration - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - xfr_dtype = bfloat16 - line_size = 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size - fifodepth = 1 if line_size > 4096 else 2 - line_type = np.ndarray[(line_size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - transfer_type = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] - - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # In-Array Data Movement - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - # Dataflow with ObjectFifos - of_ins = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}", depth=fifodepth) for i in range(num_cores) - ] - # Bypass path is a special case where we don't need to create a Worker - # and we can use the ObjectFifo directly to read and write the data with - # a `forward` through a MemTile. - if bypass: - of_outs = [of_ins[i].cons().forward() for i in range(num_cores)] - else: - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}", depth=fifodepth) - for i in range(num_cores) - ] +@operator +class MemCopy(Operator[MemCopyOverlay]): + """AIE-accelerated memory copy operator.""" - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # Task core will run - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - # External, binary kernel definition - mem_copy_fcn = declare_kernel( - "passThroughLine", - [line_type, line_type, np.int32], - source=Path(kernels_dir) / "generic" / "passThrough.cc", - compile_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], - func_prefix=func_prefix, - ) + size: int = dim() - # Task for the core to perform - num_lines = tile_size // line_size - - def core_fn(of_in, of_out, mem_copy_line): - for _ in range_(num_lines): - elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - mem_copy_line(elem_in, elem_out, line_size) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - # Create a worker to perform the task. - # Place at most ``num_channels`` workers per column. - my_workers = [ - Worker( - core_fn, - [ - of_ins[i].cons(), - of_outs[i].prod(), - mem_copy_fcn, - ], - tile=Tile(i // num_channels, 2 + (i % num_channels)), - ) - for i in range(num_cores) - ] + x = In(size, to=MemCopyOverlay.s) + y = Out(size, from_=MemCopyOverlay.d) + + # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ + + @property + def num_cores(self) -> int: + return self.ov.num_cores + + @property + def num_channels(self) -> int: + return self.ov.num_channels + + @property + def bypass(self) -> bool: + return self.ov.bypass + + @property + def tile_size(self) -> int: + return self.ov.tile_size - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # DRAM-NPU data movement and work dispatch - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- - # Runtime operations to move data to/from the AIE-array - def sequence(a_in, b_out, of_ins_prods, of_outs_conss): - # Calculate how much of workload can be partitioned evenly and what's remaining - minimum_work_size = ( - line_size * num_cores - ) # Workload size the NPU is configured for + def design(self, rt): + ov = self.ov + size, num_cores, line_size = self.size, ov.num_cores, ov.line_size + s, d = ov.s, ov.d + x, y = self.x, self.y + + # How much of the workload partitions evenly, and what remains. + minimum_work_size = line_size * num_cores # what the array is configured for num_whole_partitions = math.floor(size / minimum_work_size) whole_partition_size = minimum_work_size * num_whole_partitions partial_work_size = size - whole_partition_size - # Runtime for the part of the workload partitionable to all cores utilized if num_whole_partitions > 0: taps = create_whole_workload_taps( size, num_cores, line_size, whole_partition_size ) + with rt.group(): + for i in range(num_cores): + rt.fill(s[i], (x, taps[i])) + for i in range(num_cores): + rt.drain(d[i], (y, taps[i]), wait=True) + + if partial_work_size == 0: + return + partial = create_partial_workload_config( + size, + num_cores, + line_size, + minimum_work_size, + whole_partition_size, + partial_work_size, + ) - tg_out = TaskGroup() # Use taskgroup for parallel drain tasks - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_cores): - of_ins_prods[i].fill(a_in, taps[i], group=tg_out) - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with data - for i in range(num_cores): - of_outs_conss[i].drain( - b_out, - taps[i], - wait=True, # wait for the transfer to complete and data to be available - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - - # Runtime for the part of the workload partially partitionable to the cores utilized - if partial_work_size > 0: - partial_config = create_partial_workload_config( - size, - num_cores, - line_size, - minimum_work_size, - whole_partition_size, - partial_work_size, - ) - - # Use a while loop below so that the tasks for sending full tiles can - # be grouped together in a for-loop - objfifo_idx = 0 - while objfifo_idx < num_cores: - if objfifo_idx < partial_config.num_cores_with_no_tiles: - if num_whole_partitions == 0: - # Resolving the IRON program requires all objectfifos to have - # a defined connection - for j in range(partial_config.num_cores_with_no_tiles): - ofh = of_ins[objfifo_idx + j].prod() - ofh.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) - rt._fifos.add(ofh) - ofh = of_outs[objfifo_idx + j].cons() - ofh.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) - rt._fifos.add(ofh) - objfifo_idx += partial_config.num_cores_with_no_tiles - elif ( - objfifo_idx == num_cores - 1 - and partial_config.partial_tap is not None - ): - # Fill the last objfifo with padding+real data - tg_out = TaskGroup() - tg_count = 0 - for padding_tap_repeat, padding_tap in zip( - partial_config.padding_tap_repeats, partial_config.padding_taps - ): - for _ in range(padding_tap_repeat): - if tg_count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( - a_in, - padding_tap, - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - tg_out = TaskGroup() - else: - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( - a_in, - padding_tap, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_count += 1 - if tg_count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( - a_in, - partial_config.partial_tap, - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - tg_out = TaskGroup() + def padded(verb, slot, buf): + """The padding repeats then the partial tile on one fifo, in + groups of TASK_GROUP_SIZE transfers, each group awaited.""" + tg = rt.new_group() + count = 0 + for repeats, tap in zip(partial.padding_tap_repeats, partial.padding_taps): + for _ in range(repeats): + if count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: + verb(slot, (buf, tap), wait=True, group=tg) + tg.finish() + tg = rt.new_group() else: - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx].fill( - a_in, - partial_config.partial_tap, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_count += 1 - # Drain the last objfifo with padding+real data - for padding_tap_repeat, padding_tap in zip( - partial_config.padding_tap_repeats, partial_config.padding_taps - ): - for _ in range(padding_tap_repeat): - if tg_count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: - of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx].drain( - b_out, - padding_tap, - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - tg_out = TaskGroup() - else: - of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx].drain( - b_out, - padding_tap, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_count += 1 - of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx].drain( - b_out, - partial_config.partial_tap, - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - objfifo_idx += 1 + verb(slot, (buf, tap), wait=False, group=tg) + count += 1 + return tg, count + + # A while loop, so the cores with full lines are grouped together. + idx = 0 + while idx < num_cores: + if idx < partial.num_cores_with_no_tiles: + # Cores with no work: their fifos are placed by the build. + idx += partial.num_cores_with_no_tiles + elif idx == num_cores - 1 and partial.partial_tap is not None: + # Fill the last fifo with padding + real data + tg, count = padded(rt.fill, s[idx], x) + if count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: + rt.fill(s[idx], (x, partial.partial_tap), wait=True, group=tg) + tg.finish() + tg = rt.new_group() else: - tg_out = TaskGroup() # Use taskgroup for parallel drain tasks - for j in range(partial_config.num_cores_with_full_tiles): - # Fill the input objectFIFOs with valid data - of_ins_prods[objfifo_idx + j].fill( - a_in, - partial_config.full_taps[j], - group=tg_out, - ) - for j in range(partial_config.num_cores_with_full_tiles): - # Drain the output objectFIFOs with valid data - of_outs_conss[objfifo_idx + j].drain( - b_out, - partial_config.full_taps[j], - wait=True, - group=tg_out, - ) - tg_out.finish() - objfifo_idx += partial_config.num_cores_with_full_tiles - - rt = Runtime( - sequence, - [ - transfer_type, - transfer_type, - [of.prod() for of in of_ins], - [of.cons() for of in of_outs], - ], - ) - # Place components (assign them resources on the device) and generate an MLIR module - # bypass means the DMAs run without any compute worker - prog = Program(dev, rt, workers=None if bypass else my_workers) - if not bypass: - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, my_workers) - return prog.resolve_program() + rt.fill(s[idx], (x, partial.partial_tap), wait=False, group=tg) + count += 1 + # Drain it the same way, continuing the same count. + for repeats, tap in zip( + partial.padding_tap_repeats, partial.padding_taps + ): + for _ in range(repeats): + if count % TASK_GROUP_SIZE == 0: + rt.drain(d[idx], (y, tap), wait=True, group=tg) + tg.finish() + tg = rt.new_group() + else: + rt.drain(d[idx], (y, tap), wait=False, group=tg) + count += 1 + rt.drain(d[idx], (y, partial.partial_tap), wait=True, group=tg) + tg.finish() + idx += 1 + else: + with rt.group(): + for j in range(partial.num_cores_with_full_tiles): + rt.fill(s[idx + j], (x, partial.full_taps[j])) + for j in range(partial.num_cores_with_full_tiles): + rt.drain(d[idx + j], (y, partial.full_taps[j]), wait=True) + idx += partial.num_cores_with_full_tiles # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 644ec3247b..26a4189b78 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -437,3 +437,45 @@ def test_flm_gemm_split_sequence_drains_one_row_block_at_a_time(flm): drains = [e for e in log if e[0] == "drain"] assert len(drains) == 20 * 8 * 2 # blocks x columns x row-blocks assert all(sizes == (1, 1, 256, 64) for _, _, _, sizes, _ in drains) + + +def test_mem_copy_sequence_pads_a_remainder_to_a_full_line(monkeypatch): + # mem_copy/op.py: whole partitions split evenly; the remainder is padded + # to one line per core by re-reading copied data, in awaited groups of + # four transfers on the last fifo. + from iron.operators.mem_copy.op import MemCopy + + monkeypatch.setattr(Access, "tap", lambda self: self) + + class Dev: + def resolve(self): + class R: + name = "npu2" + + return R() + + def run(size): + op = MemCopy( + size=size, num_cores=4, num_channels=1, bypass=False, tile_size=256 + ).tuned(Dev()) + log = _record(op.ov) + op.design(Sequence(op, op.ov, {"x": "dx", "y": "dy"})) + moved = lambda verb: sum( + s[0] * s[3] for v, _, _, s, _ in log if v == verb + ) # noqa: E731 + return log, moved("fill"), moved("drain") + + log, filled, drained = run(1024) + assert (filled, drained) == (1024, 1024) + assert log[0] == ("fill", "s0", 0, (1, 1, 1, 256), False) + assert log[-1] == ("drain", "d3", 768, (1, 1, 1, 256), True) + # 1000: one whole partition, then a 232-element tail re-reading 8 from + # the copied prefix so the last core still consumes a full line. + log, filled, drained = run(1000) + assert (filled, drained) == (1024, 1024) + assert log[-1] == ("drain", "d3", 768, (1, 1, 1, 232), True) + # 100: no whole partition, three idle cores, a 156-element pad. + log, filled, drained = run(100) + assert (filled, drained) == (256, 256) + assert {name for _, name, *_ in log} == {"s3", "d3"} + assert log[0] == ("fill", "s3", 0, (32, 1, 1, 4), True) From 42c30744a62d6be9774bafc5a98fc36de3e3ed0e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:58:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 079/215] mm_prebuilt: declare the shipped overlay as a foreign overlay; the library emits its sequence An Overlay with an Xclbin class attribute has no design(): its streams are pinned with via=(column, channel) and its residents carry an address and a lock, and the decorator refuses one without. MMPrebuiltOverlay declares FastFlowLM's mm binary that way: A on MM2S 0 of the even columns, B on MM2S 1 and C on S2MM 0 of every column, the eight parameter words at 4096 behind lock 10. MMPrebuilt is a shape on it; its sequence override reads the same as against a built overlay. iron.common.foreign emits the module: shim DMA allocations from the pins, every resident's words into every core then the lock releases, then the operator's transfers as single-BD tasks with at most the stream's depth outstanding per slot. build_design routes a foreign overlay there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/__init__.py | 1 + iron/common/build.py | 6 + iron/common/declare.py | 55 ++++ iron/common/foreign.py | 262 +++++++++++++++++++ iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py | 185 ++------------ iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py | 306 ++++++++++++++++------- iron/tests/common/build.py | 90 +++++++ 7 files changed, 655 insertions(+), 250 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/foreign.py diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 24fc5f52da..c59cb968d0 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -34,6 +34,7 @@ DispatchTime, Resident, Shim, + Xclbin, Untunable, Incompatible, DeclarationError, diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index a9383ddd16..deb2b97126 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -374,6 +374,12 @@ def build_design( op = op.tuned(dev) ov = op.ov + if ov.foreign is not None: + # A downloaded image: no array to build, only the sequence against + # its declared pins (iron.common.foreign). + from .foreign import build_foreign + + return build_foreign(dev, op) target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose, trace_size) target.base_dir = getattr(op.context, "base_dir", None) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 610a0bca60..5afba6dd82 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -236,6 +236,27 @@ def __repr__(self) -> str: return f"Shim(col={self.col}, channel={self.channel})" +class Xclbin: + """An overlay someone else built: a downloaded xclbin, pinned by digest. + + Declared as a class attribute of an :class:`Overlay` that has no + ``design()``. Every stream of such an overlay is pinned with ``via=`` and + every resident has an ``address``, because nothing else says where its + endpoints are; the library emits the sequence against those pins. + """ + + def __init__( + self, *, url: str, sha256: str, filename: str, kernel_name: str = "MLIR_AIE" + ) -> None: + self.url = url + self.sha256 = sha256 + self.filename = filename + self.kernel_name = kernel_name + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Xclbin({self.filename})" + + class _Member: """Base of everything declared unannotated in an ``@operator`` class body. @@ -521,6 +542,15 @@ def handle(self): def handles(self) -> list[Any]: return [self._require(i) for i in range(self.count)] + def pin(self, index: int = 0) -> Shim | None: + """The declared shim endpoint of slot ``index``, if pinned.""" + via = self.via + if via is None: + return None + if isinstance(via, Shim): + return via if self.count == 1 else None + return via[index] + def _require(self, index: int): h = self._handles[index] if h is None: @@ -552,6 +582,10 @@ def handle(self): def name(self) -> str: return f"{self.stream.name}{self.index}" + @property + def shim(self) -> Shim | None: + return self.stream.pin(self.index) + class BoundBuffer: """A buffer on an operator instance: concrete shape and dtype.""" @@ -935,6 +969,11 @@ def operator(cls: type) -> type: def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: + images = [v for v in vars(cls).values() if isinstance(v, Xclbin)] + if len(images) > 1: + raise DeclarationError(f"{cls.__name__} declares more than one Xclbin") + if images: + cls._foreign = images[0] # type: ignore[attr-defined] for m in cls._members: # type: ignore[attr-defined] if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, DispatchTime)): raise DeclarationError( @@ -942,6 +981,16 @@ def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: f"core-read Scratchpad values; buffers and DispatchTime values belong " f"on the Operator" ) + if images and isinstance(m, _Stream) and m.via is None: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a stream of a foreign overlay must be " + f"pinned with via=; nothing else says which shim it uses" + ) + if images and isinstance(m, Resident) and m.address is None: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a resident of a foreign overlay needs " + f"an address; the sequence writes it there" + ) def _finish_operator(cls: type, fields: dict[str, Field]) -> None: @@ -1044,6 +1093,12 @@ class body; implement :meth:`tuning` to fill tunables from the device and _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () _tunable_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () _name_aliases: ClassVar[dict[str, str]] = {} + _foreign: ClassVar[Xclbin | None] = None + + @property + def foreign(self) -> Xclbin | None: + """The downloaded image this overlay is, if IRON did not build it.""" + return type(self)._foreign def __post_init__(self) -> None: self._tuned = False diff --git a/iron/common/foreign.py b/iron/common/foreign.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..17f4a2fbdd --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/foreign.py @@ -0,0 +1,262 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The sequence for an overlay IRON did not build. + +A foreign overlay (:class:`~iron.common.declare.Xclbin` on the class) has no +``design()``: every core program, memtile buffer and stream-switch route +comes from the downloaded image. What the sequence must supply is the other +half of a dispatch, and the declaration carries everything it needs: each +stream slot's shim column and channel (``via=``), each resident's address +in core data memory and the lock a core waits on before reading it. + +Transfers are emitted as shim DMA tasks on the pinned allocations, at most +``depth`` outstanding per slot (the image's memtiles hold that many +objects, so a further transfer would overwrite one still in use). Task +groups have no meaning here and are accepted as no-ops, so an operator's +``design(rt)`` reads the same against a built or a foreign overlay. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from contextlib import contextmanager +from typing import Any + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from .declare import BoundBuffer, BoundStream, Operator, Overlay, _StreamSlot +from .tiling import Access + +# Core-tile lock registers, 16 bytes apart from this base. A hardware fact +# the Python bindings do not expose. +LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE = 0x1F000 + + +class _NoGroup: + def finish(self) -> None: + pass + + +class ForeignSequence: + """What an operator's ``design(rt)`` receives against a foreign overlay.""" + + def __init__(self, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data: dict[str, Any], emit): + self.op = op + self.ov = ov + self._rt_data = rt_data + self._emit = emit + self._queues: dict[tuple[str, int], list] = {} + + # -- transfers --------------------------------------------------------- + + def fill(self, stream, source, *, group=None, wait=False, offset_by=None): + self._transfer(stream, source, offset_by) + + def drain(self, stream, dest, *, group=None, wait=True, offset_by=None): + self._transfer(stream, dest, offset_by) + + def _transfer(self, stream, what, offset_by) -> None: + if offset_by is not None: + raise NotImplementedError( + "per-call offsets are not supported on a foreign overlay" + ) + key = self._key(stream) + depth = self._depth(stream) + buffer, accesses = self._resolve(what) + data = self._rt_data[buffer.name] + queue = self._queues.setdefault(key, []) + for acc in accesses: + if len(queue) == depth: + self._emit.await_(queue.pop(0)) + queue.append( + self._emit.start( + key, data, acc.offset, list(acc.sizes), list(acc.strides) + ) + ) + + @staticmethod + def _key(stream) -> tuple[str, int]: + if isinstance(stream, _StreamSlot): + return (stream.stream.name, stream.index) + if isinstance(stream, BoundStream): + return (stream.name, 0) + raise TypeError(f"fill/drain take a stream or a stream slot, got {stream!r}") + + @staticmethod + def _depth(stream) -> int: + s = stream.stream if isinstance(stream, _StreamSlot) else stream + return s.member.depth + + @staticmethod + def _resolve(what) -> tuple[BoundBuffer, list[Access]]: + if isinstance(what, BoundBuffer): + n = what.elements + return what, [Access(n, 0, (1, 1, 1, n), (0, 0, 0, 1))] + if isinstance(what, tuple) and len(what) == 2 and isinstance(what[1], Access): + return what[0], [what[1]] + raise TypeError( + f"a foreign sequence takes a buffer or (buffer, Access); got {what!r}" + ) + + def finish(self) -> None: + """Await every outstanding transfer; the end of the sequence.""" + for queue in self._queues.values(): + for task in queue: + self._emit.await_(task) + queue.clear() + + # -- structure (no-ops: the queues above are the only ordering) ---------- + + @contextmanager + def group(self): + yield _NoGroup() + + def new_group(self): + return _NoGroup() + + def data(self, buffer: BoundBuffer): + return self._rt_data[buffer.name] + + +def write_residents(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, core_tiles, emit) -> None: + """Write every resident's words into every core, then release the locks. + + A resident's value may be one word or a sequence of words written at + consecutive addresses. All writes precede the first lock release, so no + core reads a half-written buffer. + """ + values = op.residents() + residents = list(ov.residents.values()) + for res in residents: + if res.name not in values: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(ov).__name__}.{res.name} is a Resident but " + f"{type(op).__name__}.residents() does not supply it" + ) + unknown = set(values) - {r.name for r in residents} + if unknown: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.residents() names {sorted(unknown)}, which " + f"{type(ov).__name__} does not declare" + ) + for col, row in core_tiles: + for res in residents: + words = values[res.name] + if isinstance(words, (int, np.integer)): + words = [words] + for i, word in enumerate(words): + emit.write32(res.address + 4 * i, int(word), col, row) + for col, row in core_tiles: + for res in residents: + if res.lock is not None: + emit.write32(LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE + 16 * res.lock, 1, col, row) + + +def run_sequence(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data, core_tiles, emit) -> None: + """Residents, then the operator's sequence, then the trailing awaits.""" + from .build import _derived + + write_residents(op, ov, core_tiles, emit) + seq = ForeignSequence(op, ov, rt_data, emit) + if op.has_design_override(): + op.design(seq) + else: + _derived(seq, op, ov) + seq.finish() + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The MLIR module +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _elem_type(dtype): + from aie.ir import BF16Type, F32Type, IntegerType + + dt = np.dtype(dtype) + if dtype is bfloat16 or dt == np.dtype(bfloat16): + return BF16Type.get() + if dt == np.float32: + return F32Type.get() + if dt.kind in "iu": + return IntegerType.get_signless(dt.itemsize * 8) + raise TypeError(f"no MLIR element type for {dt}") + + +class _MLIREmitter: + def __init__(self, allocations: dict[tuple[str, int], str]) -> None: + self._allocs = allocations + + def write32(self, address, value, col, row) -> None: + from aie.dialects import aiex + + aiex.npu_write32(address, value, column=col, row=row) + + def start(self, key, buffer, offset, sizes, strides): + from aie.dialects import aiex + + task = aiex.shim_dma_single_bd_task( + self._allocs[key], + buffer, + offset=offset, + sizes=sizes, + strides=strides, + issue_token=True, + ) + aiex.dma_start_task(task) + return task + + def await_(self, task) -> None: + from aie.dialects import aiex + + aiex.dma_await_task(task) + + +def build_foreign(dev, op: Operator): + """The module whose runtime sequence drives ``op.ov``'s downloaded image.""" + from aie.dialects import aie, aiex + from aie.dialects.aie import DMAChannelDir, get_target_model + from aie.extras.context import mlir_mod_ctx + from aie.ir import MemRefType + + ov = op.ov + tm = get_target_model(dev.resolve()) + core_tiles = [ + (col, row) + for row in range(1 + tm.get_num_mem_tile_rows(), tm.rows()) + for col in range(dev.cols) + ] + buffers = op.buffers + + with mlir_mod_ctx() as ctx: + types = [MemRefType.get((b.elements,), _elem_type(b.dtype)) for b in buffers] + + @aie.device(dev.resolve()) + def device_body(): + shim: dict[int, Any] = {} + allocations: dict[tuple[str, int], str] = {} + for s in ov.streams.values(): + for i in range(s.count): + pin = s.pin(i) + if pin is None or pin.channel is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(ov).__name__}.{s.name}[{i}] has no (column, " + f"channel) pin; a foreign overlay's streams need one" + ) + tile = shim.setdefault(pin.col, aie.tile(pin.col, 0)) + name = f"{s.name}_{i}" + direction = ( + DMAChannelDir.MM2S + if s.direction == "in" + else DMAChannelDir.S2MM + ) + aie.shim_dma_allocation(name, tile, direction, pin.channel) + allocations[(s.name, i)] = name + + @aiex.runtime_sequence(*types) + def sequence(*args): + rt_data = {b.name: a for b, a in zip(buffers, args)} + run_sequence(op, ov, rt_data, core_tiles, _MLIREmitter(allocations)) + + return ctx.module diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py index 713864985d..0ed1846497 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py @@ -1,44 +1,30 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Runtime sequence for the prebuilt FastFlowLM ``mm`` overlay. - -The overlay ships as a binary xclbin, so this module emits only the host-side -half of a dispatch: the shim DMA transfers and the runtime parameters. Every -core program, memtile buffer and stream-switch route comes from the xclbin. - -Three properties of the overlay set what this sequence must do, and none of -them are visible in the xclbin: - - * **The cores read their shape from runtime parameters.** One overlay serves - every GEMM in a model, so ``K/K_TILE``, ``M`` and ``N``, the activation - and the clamp all arrive as words in each core's data memory. A core - blocks on :data:`RTP_LOCK_ID` until the sequence releases it, so a - dispatch that writes no parameters hangs. - * **The shim channel map is fixed.** A arrives on MM2S channel 0 of columns - 0, 2, 4 and 6; B on MM2S channel 1 of every column; C leaves on S2MM - channel 0 of every column. The allocations below reproduce that map. +"""What the prebuilt FastFlowLM ``mm`` overlay is, as constants. + +The overlay ships as a binary xclbin, so nothing here is built: these are the +facts about the artifact that its sequence (``op.py``) must honour and that +are visible nowhere in the xclbin itself. + + * **The cores read their shape from runtime parameters.** One overlay + serves every GEMM in a model, so ``K/K_TILE``, ``M`` and ``N``, the + activation and the clamp all arrive as words in each core's data memory + at :data:`RTP_ADDRESS`. A core blocks on :data:`RTP_LOCK_ID` until the + sequence releases it, so a dispatch that writes no parameters hangs. + * **The shim channel map is fixed.** A arrives on MM2S channel 0 of + columns 0, 2, 4 and 6; B on MM2S channel 1 of every column; C leaves on + S2MM channel 0 of every column. ``MMPrebuiltOverlay`` pins exactly that. * **B arrives pre-packed**, in the order :func:`iron.operators.flm.packing` - produces. + produces with ``overlay_order=True``. ``iron.operators.flm.gemm`` is a port of this overlay, so the two agree on -tiling, on the byte order of each transfer and on the packed B layout. Its own -instruction stream still cannot drive this xclbin: it writes no runtime +tiling, on the byte order of each transfer and on the packed B layout. Its +own instruction stream still cannot drive this xclbin: it writes no runtime parameters, and its lowering puts B on MM2S channel 0 in the odd columns. """ -import numpy as np - -from aie.dialects import aie, aiex -from aie.dialects.aie import DMAChannelDir -from aie.extras.context import mlir_mod_ctx -from aie.ir import BF16Type, MemRefType - -from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import ( - Epilogue, - K_TILE, - M_TILE, -) +from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import K_TILE, M_TILE # The shipped overlay is a fixed 4x8 NPU2 binary built with n=128, so unlike # flm.gemm these do NOT follow the device -- they describe the artifact. Every @@ -46,16 +32,15 @@ N_TILE = 128 COLS = 8 ROWS = 4 -# Which shim column sources the A broadcast for each compute row. Unlike -# flm.gemm -- which lets the placer choose -- this must match the placement -# baked into the downloaded xclbin: the four A streams go to alternate columns -# so each gets its own shim MM2S path and never contends with a B fill. +# Which shim column sources the A broadcast for each compute row. This must +# match the placement baked into the downloaded xclbin: the four A streams go +# to alternate columns so each gets its own shim MM2S path and never contends +# with a B fill. A_SOURCE_COL = [2 * r for r in range(ROWS)] # Core data memory holding the runtime parameters, and the lock a core waits # on before it reads them. Both are baked into the overlay's core programs. RTP_ADDRESS = 4096 -LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE = 0x1F000 RTP_LOCK_ID = 10 # Outstanding transfers per shim channel. The overlay's memtiles hold two @@ -64,129 +49,3 @@ MIN_M = M_TILE * ROWS MIN_K = K_TILE - - -def mm_prebuilt(dev, M, K, N, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None): - """Emit the MLIR module whose runtime sequence drives the overlay. - - A is ``(M, K)`` row-major and C is ``(M, N)`` row-major, both bf16. B is - ``(K, N)`` reordered by :meth:`MMPrebuilt.pack_B`. - """ - epilogue = Epilogue(epilogue) - for name, value, unit in (("M", M, MIN_M), ("K", K, MIN_K), ("N", N, N_TILE)): - if value % unit != 0: - raise ValueError(f"{name} ({value}) must be a multiple of {unit}") - - k_iters = K // K_TILE - m_row_blocks = M // MIN_M - # Sweeps of the whole grid, plus a trailing group of rem_blocks columns. - # The columns outside that group still receive A, because A is broadcast - # along a whole compute row and the row stalls if one column stops - # draining it. - n_full = N // (N_TILE * COLS) - rem_blocks = (N % (N_TILE * COLS)) // N_TILE - - clamp_min, clamp_max = clamp if clamp is not None else (0.0, 0.0) - parameters = [ - (RTP_ADDRESS + 0, k_iters), - (RTP_ADDRESS + 4, M), - (RTP_ADDRESS + 8, N), - (RTP_ADDRESS + 12, 0), # bias, which this operator does not expose - (RTP_ADDRESS + 16, epilogue.mode), - (RTP_ADDRESS + 20, 1 if clamp is not None else 0), - (RTP_ADDRESS + 24, int(np.float32(clamp_min).view(np.int32))), - (RTP_ADDRESS + 28, int(np.float32(clamp_max).view(np.int32))), - ] - - with mlir_mod_ctx() as ctx: - bf16 = BF16Type.get() - a_ty = MemRefType.get((M * K,), bf16) - b_ty = MemRefType.get((K * N,), bf16) - c_ty = MemRefType.get((M * N,), bf16) - - @aie.device(dev.resolve()) - def device_body(): - shim = [aie.tile(c, 0) for c in range(COLS)] - for r in range(ROWS): - aie.shim_dma_allocation( - f"A_{r}", shim[A_SOURCE_COL[r]], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 0 - ) - for c in range(COLS): - aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"B_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.MM2S, 1) - aie.shim_dma_allocation(f"C_{c}", shim[c], DMAChannelDir.S2MM, 0) - - @aiex.runtime_sequence(a_ty, b_ty, c_ty) - def sequence(A, B, C): - # Every core gets the same parameters; the overlay derives the - # per-tile work from its own coordinates. - for row in range(2, 2 + ROWS): - for col in range(COLS): - for address, value in parameters: - aiex.npu_write32(address, value, column=col, row=row) - aiex.npu_write32( - LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE + 16 * RTP_LOCK_ID, - 1, - column=col, - row=row, - ) - - outstanding = {} - - def transfer(allocation, buffer, offset, sizes, strides): - queue = outstanding.setdefault(allocation, []) - if len(queue) == QUEUE_DEPTH: - aiex.dma_await_task(queue.pop(0)) - task = aiex.shim_dma_single_bd_task( - allocation, - buffer, - offset=offset, - sizes=sizes, - strides=strides, - issue_token=True, - ) - aiex.dma_start_task(task) - queue.append(task) - - # One transfer per (column-block, row-block, leg), matching the - # order the overlay's memtiles consume: column-block outermost, - # then row-block, then column. - for mega_col in range(n_full + (1 if rem_blocks else 0)): - active = rem_blocks if (rem_blocks and mega_col == n_full) else COLS - for mega_row in range(m_row_blocks): - for c in range(COLS): - if c in A_SOURCE_COL: - r = A_SOURCE_COL.index(c) - transfer( - f"A_{r}", - A, - mega_row * ROWS * M_TILE * K + r * M_TILE * K, - [1, k_iters, M_TILE, K_TILE], - [0, K_TILE, K, 1], - ) - if c >= active: - continue - # One contiguous run: pack_B has already put this - # column's k-blocks in the order the memtile - # writes them. - transfer( - f"B_{c}", - B, - (mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE * K, - [1, 1, 1, k_iters * K_TILE * N_TILE], - [0, 0, 0, 1], - ) - transfer( - f"C_{c}", - C, - mega_col * COLS * N_TILE - + mega_row * ROWS * M_TILE * N - + c * N_TILE, - [1, 1, ROWS * M_TILE, N_TILE], - [0, 0, N, 1], - ) - - for queue in outstanding.values(): - for task in queue: - aiex.dma_await_task(task) - - return str(ctx.module) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py index ac66ca0ba0..1232875167 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py @@ -1,24 +1,53 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +"""FastFlowLM's shipped ``mm`` overlay, declared as a foreign overlay. + +:class:`MMPrebuiltOverlay` has no ``design()``: it names the downloaded +xclbin, pins every stream to the shim column and channel the binary was +built with, and declares the parameter block the cores read. The library +emits the sequence against those pins (:mod:`iron.common.foreign`). +:class:`MMPrebuilt` is a shape on it, and exists so the shipped kernel can +be measured against :class:`iron.operators.flm.GEMM`, the IRON port, at the +same shapes and on the same inputs. +""" + from pathlib import Path -from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Dict +import numpy as np + import aie.utils as aie_utils -from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel - -from iron.common import ( - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - DesignGenerator, - MLIROperator, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - RemoteFileArtifact, -) +from iron.common.declare import ( + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + Shim, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + Xclbin, + dim, + operator, + tunable, +) +from iron.common.tiling import Access +from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue, K_TILE, M_TILE, S, T +from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.design import ( + A_SOURCE_COL, + COLS, + MIN_K, + MIN_M, + N_TILE, + QUEUE_DEPTH, + ROWS, + RTP_ADDRESS, + RTP_LOCK_ID, +) from iron.operators.flm.packing import pack_b -from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue, K_TILE, S, T -from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.design import MIN_K, MIN_M, N_TILE # The FastFlowLM revision the overlay is taken from. A commit SHA rather than # a branch, so the digest below stays valid. @@ -36,42 +65,99 @@ CT_K = K_TILE -@dataclass -class MMPrebuilt(MLIROperator): - """bf16 GEMM running FastFlowLM's shipped ``mm`` overlay unmodified. +@operator +class MMPrebuiltOverlay(Overlay): + """The shipped 4x8 NPU2 ``mm`` binary: its pins and its parameter block.""" - The overlay is downloaded rather than built: it exists only as a binary - xclbin. This operator supplies the other half of a dispatch -- the runtime - parameters and the shim DMA transfers -- so that the shipped kernel can be - measured against :class:`iron.operators.flm.GEMM`, the IRON port of it, at - the same shapes and on the same inputs. + image = Xclbin( + url=XCLBIN_URL, + sha256=XCLBIN_SHA256, + filename=f"flm_mm_{FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT[:8]}.xclbin", + kernel_name=XCLBIN_KERNEL_NAME, + ) - NPU2 only: the overlay is built for the 8-column grid. + # Fixed by the binary, not tuned: named so the streams can be per=. + rows: int = tunable(ROWS, repr=False) + cols: int = tunable(COLS, repr=False) - B must be pre-packed; use :meth:`pack_B`. + # A: one (M_TILE x K_TILE) block per transfer element, broadcast along + # each compute row from alternate shim columns on MM2S channel 0. + a = StreamIn( + M_TILE, + K_TILE, + per=rows, + depth=QUEUE_DEPTH, + via=[Shim(col, 0) for col in A_SOURCE_COL], + ) + # B: one column's k-blocks, pre-packed, down each column on MM2S channel 1. + b = StreamIn( + K_TILE, + N_TILE, + per=cols, + depth=QUEUE_DEPTH, + via=[Shim(c, 1) for c in range(COLS)], + ) + # C: the joined (ROWS*M_TILE x N_TILE) block, out of every column on + # S2MM channel 0. + c = StreamOut( + ROWS * M_TILE, + N_TILE, + per=cols, + depth=QUEUE_DEPTH, + via=[Shim(c, 0) for c in range(COLS)], + ) + # The eight parameter words every core reads once the lock is released: + # k_iters, M, N, bias (unused), epilogue mode, clamp on, clamp min, max. + rtp = Resident(np.int32, address=RTP_ADDRESS, lock=RTP_LOCK_ID) - Note the epilogue here is selected through a RUNTIME parameter, because one - overlay serves every projection in a model. ``flm.GEMM`` bakes it in at - compile time instead, which is what lets its inner loop be branch-free; the - cost is one build per activation rather than one build for all of them. + def tuning(self, dev) -> "MMPrebuiltOverlay": + if dev is not None and (dev.resolve().name != "npu2" or dev.cols < 8): + raise Untunable( + "flm.MMPrebuilt runs a prebuilt NPU2 overlay and needs the 8 " + f"columns of NPU2 (aie2p); got {dev.resolve().name!r} with " + f"{dev.cols} columns" + ) + return self + + +@operator +class MMPrebuilt(Operator[MMPrebuiltOverlay]): + """bf16 GEMM running FastFlowLM's shipped ``mm`` overlay unmodified. + + NPU2 only: the overlay is built for the 8-column grid. B must be + pre-packed; use :meth:`pack_B`. + + The epilogue here is selected through a runtime parameter, because one + overlay serves every projection in a model. ``flm.GEMM`` compiles the + selectable set in instead, which is what lets its inner loop be + branch-free. """ - M: int - K: int - N: int - # Activation, selected through a runtime parameter rather than at compile - # time as in flm.GEMM. + M: int = dim() + K: int = dim() + N: int = dim() epilogue: Epilogue = Epilogue.NONE - # Optional (min, max) applied after the activation. - clamp: tuple[float, float] | None = None - context: object = field(default=None, repr=False) + clamp: tuple | None = None + + A = In(M, K, to=MMPrebuiltOverlay.a) + # B, pre-packed by pack_B -- same element count, different order. + B = In(K, N, to=MMPrebuiltOverlay.b) + C = Out(M, N, from_=MMPrebuiltOverlay.c) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - **MLIROperator._name_aliases, - "epilogue": "epi", - } + _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"epilogue": "epi"} - def __post_init__(self): + @classmethod + def _classic(cls, kwargs): + ov, kwargs = super()._classic(kwargs) + # The device check at construction, as before. + return ov.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()), kwargs + + @property + def name(self) -> str: + """Artifact stem. Prefixed for the same reason as flm.GEMM's.""" + return f"FLM_{super().name}" + + def validate(self) -> None: for name, value, unit in ( ("M", self.M, MIN_M), ("K", self.K, MIN_K), @@ -84,47 +170,97 @@ def __post_init__(self): raise ValueError( f"clamp min ({self.clamp[0]}) must be <= max ({self.clamp[1]})" ) - device = aie_utils.get_current_device() - if device.resolve().name != "npu2" or device.cols < 8: - raise NotImplementedError( - "flm.MMPrebuilt runs a prebuilt NPU2 overlay and needs the 8 " - f"columns of NPU2 (aie2p); got {device.resolve().name!r} with " - f"{device.cols} columns" - ) - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + def residents(self) -> dict[str, Any]: + clamp_min, clamp_max = self.clamp if self.clamp is not None else (0.0, 0.0) + return { + "rtp": [ + self.K // K_TILE, + self.M, + self.N, + 0, # bias, which this operator does not expose + Epilogue(self.epilogue).mode, + 1 if self.clamp is not None else 0, + int(np.float32(clamp_min).view(np.int32)), + int(np.float32(clamp_max).view(np.int32)), + ] + } - @property - def name(self) -> str: - """Artifact stem. Prefixed for the same reason as flm.GEMM's.""" - return f"FLM_{super().name}" + def design(self, rt): + ov = self.ov + M, K, N = self.M, self.K, self.N + k_iters = K // K_TILE + m_row_blocks = M // MIN_M + # Sweeps of the whole grid, plus a trailing group of rem_blocks + # columns. The columns outside that group still receive A, because A + # is broadcast along a whole compute row and the row stalls if one + # column stops draining it. + n_full = N // (N_TILE * COLS) + rem_blocks = (N % (N_TILE * COLS)) // N_TILE + a_n, b_n, c_n = self.A.elements, self.B.elements, self.C.elements - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "design.py", - "mm_prebuilt", - (), - { - "dev": aie_utils.get_current_device(), - "M": self.M, - "K": self.K, - "N": self.N, - "epilogue": self.epilogue, - "clamp": self.clamp, - }, - ), - ) + # One transfer per (column-block, row-block, leg), matching the order + # the overlay's memtiles consume: column-block outermost, then + # row-block, then column. + for mega_col in range(n_full + (1 if rem_blocks else 0)): + active = rem_blocks if (rem_blocks and mega_col == n_full) else COLS + for mega_row in range(m_row_blocks): + for c in range(COLS): + if c in A_SOURCE_COL: + r = A_SOURCE_COL.index(c) + rt.fill( + ov.a[r], + ( + self.A, + Access( + a_n, + mega_row * ROWS * M_TILE * K + r * M_TILE * K, + (1, k_iters, M_TILE, K_TILE), + (0, K_TILE, K, 1), + ), + ), + ) + if c >= active: + continue + # One contiguous run: pack_B has already put this + # column's k-blocks in the order the memtile writes them. + rt.fill( + ov.b[c], + ( + self.B, + Access( + b_n, + (mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE * K, + (1, 1, 1, k_iters * K_TILE * N_TILE), + (0, 0, 0, 1), + ), + ), + ) + rt.drain( + ov.c[c], + ( + self.C, + Access( + c_n, + mega_col * COLS * N_TILE + + mega_row * ROWS * M_TILE * N + + c * N_TILE, + (1, 1, ROWS * M_TILE, N_TILE), + (0, 0, N, 1), + ), + ), + ) + + # -- packaging: the downloaded image plus this shape's instructions -------- def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: + from iron.common import RemoteFileArtifact + # Only the download. The xclbin is fetched rather than built, which is - # what this operator exists for, so RemoteFileArtifact is the one thing - # here the compile path cannot express. + # what this operator exists for. + image = self.ov.foreign self.xclbin_artifact = RemoteFileArtifact( - f"flm_mm_{FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT[:8]}.xclbin", - url=XCLBIN_URL, - sha256=XCLBIN_SHA256, + image.filename, url=image.url, sha256=image.sha256 ) self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact]) @@ -132,8 +268,7 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: """Compile this shape's instruction stream; keep the downloaded xclbin. compile_xclbin_insts emits both halves and only the instructions are - wanted: the xclbin it writes alongside them is discarded, the same way - flm.GEMM discards the half each of its two builds did not want. + wanted: the xclbin it writes alongside them is discarded. """ if getattr(self, "_insts_path", None) is not None: return @@ -144,14 +279,18 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, build_dir / f"{self.name}.xclbin", build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin", - kernel_name=XCLBIN_KERNEL_NAME, + kernel_name=self.ov.foreign.kernel_name, ) def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: + from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel + + if not self.artifacts: + self.set_up_artifacts() self.link_xclbin() npu_kernel = NPUKernel( xclbin_path=self.xclbin_artifact.filename, - kernel_name=XCLBIN_KERNEL_NAME, + kernel_name=self.ov.foreign.kernel_name, insts_path=str(self._insts_path), ) handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) @@ -161,27 +300,20 @@ def call(*args): return call + # -- host-side helpers ------------------------------------------------------- + def pack_B(self, B): """Reorder a row-major ``(K, N)`` weight matrix into the order the B transfers read. Returns a flat bf16 tensor. NOT the same layout ``flm.GEMM.pack_B`` produces: the overlay's own loop nest sweeps the two within-block k axes in the opposite order - from ``mm_fused_mmul_2x2``'s, so this needs ``overlay_order`` -- see - ``pack_b``'s docstring. + from ``mm_fused_mmul_2x2``'s, so this needs ``overlay_order``. """ return pack_b( B, k_tile=K_TILE, n_tile=N_TILE, s=S, t=T, ct_k=CT_K, overlay_order=True ) - def get_arg_spec(self): - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.M, self.K)), # A - # B, pre-packed by pack_B -- same element count, different order. - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.K, self.N)), # B (weights) - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (self.M, self.N)), # C - ] - def reference(self, A, B): """CPU reference: ``C = epilogue(A @ B)``.""" from iron.operators.flm.gemm.reference import reference diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 26a4189b78..8b91582fdc 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -479,3 +479,93 @@ def run(size): assert (filled, drained) == (256, 256) assert {name for _, name, *_ in log} == {"s3", "d3"} assert log[0] == ("fill", "s3", 0, (32, 1, 1, 4), True) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# mm_prebuilt: a foreign overlay's sequence, device-free +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class _ForeignRecorder: + def __init__(self): + self.log, self.n = [], 0 + + def write32(self, address, value, col, row): + self.log.append(("w", address, value, col, row)) + + def start(self, key, buffer, offset, sizes, strides): + self.n += 1 + self.log.append(("start", key, buffer, offset, tuple(sizes), tuple(strides))) + return (key, self.n) + + def await_(self, task): + self.log.append(("await", task)) + + +def test_foreign_overlay_declares_its_pins_and_parameter_block(): + from iron.common.declare import DeclarationError, Xclbin + from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuiltOverlay + + ov = MMPrebuiltOverlay() + assert ov.foreign.filename == "flm_mm_f81eba71.xclbin" + assert [(p.col, p.channel) for p in (ov.a.pin(r) for r in range(4))] == [ + (0, 0), + (2, 0), + (4, 0), + (6, 0), + ] + assert (ov.b.pin(3).col, ov.b.pin(3).channel) == (3, 1) + assert (ov.rtp.address, ov.rtp.lock) == (4096, 10) + + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="pinned with via="): + + @operator + class Unpinned(Overlay): + image = Xclbin(url="u", sha256="s", filename="f") + s = StreamIn(64) + + +def test_mm_prebuilt_sequence_writes_every_core_then_streams_in_consume_order(): + from iron.common.foreign import LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE, run_sequence + from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt, MMPrebuiltOverlay + + ov = MMPrebuiltOverlay() + op = MMPrebuilt(ov, M=256, K=1024, N=1152, epilogue="gelu", clamp=(-2.0, 2.0)) + assert op.residents() == {"rtp": [2, 256, 1152, 0, 1, 1, -1073741824, 1073741824]} + rec = _ForeignRecorder() + cores = [(c, r) for r in range(2, 6) for c in range(8)] + run_sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "B": "dB", "C": "dC"}, cores, rec) + writes = [e for e in rec.log if e[0] == "w"] + # 8 words on 32 cores, then one lock release per core, before any DMA. + assert len(writes) == 32 * 8 + 32 + assert writes[0] == ("w", 4096, 2, 0, 2) and writes[7] == ( + "w", + 4124, + 1073741824, + 0, + 2, + ) + assert writes[-1] == ("w", LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE + 16 * 10, 1, 7, 5) + assert rec.log.index(writes[-1]) < rec.log.index( + next(e for e in rec.log if e[0] == "start") + ) + starts = [e for e in rec.log if e[0] == "start"] + # N = 9 column-blocks: one full sweep (4 A + 8 B + 8 C) and a trailing + # block on column 0 alone, which still receives A on every row. + assert len(starts) == 20 + 6 + assert starts[:3] == [ + ("start", ("a", 0), "dA", 0, (1, 2, 64, 512), (0, 512, 1024, 1)), + ("start", ("b", 0), "dB", 0, (1, 1, 1, 131072), (0, 0, 0, 1)), + ("start", ("c", 0), "dC", 0, (1, 1, 256, 128), (0, 0, 1152, 1)), + ] + assert starts[5] == ( + "start", + ("a", 1), + "dA", + 64 * 1024, + (1, 2, 64, 512), + (0, 512, 1024, 1), + ) + # Every task is awaited exactly once, the last ones by the trailing finish. + awaited = [e[1] for e in rec.log if e[0] == "await"] + assert sorted(awaited) == sorted((k, n) for n, (_, k, *_) in enumerate(starts, 1)) From 6917ef35b4cfe36c6fc01d9e7076a597e72d404d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 02:58:34 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 080/215] operator model: status through mm_prebuilt and the foreign path Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 23 ++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 20 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 0570fbaa5b..5a2baa2810 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -854,6 +854,9 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | dequant, rms_norm (two pairs), rope, softmax (two overlays) (ยง14 step 2, rest) | four `op.py` | legacy spellings, arg specs, tuning, resident values, transfers per slot, rejections | **needs a run**; softmax's snapshot entry is now `rows x cols` and was re-pinned by hand | | repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm (ยง14 step 3, part) | four `op.py` | construction, arg specs, tuning geometry, residents, transfers issued, rejections | **needs a run**; gemm's sequence body needs the real tiler | | mha (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/mha/op.py` | eight-pipeline sequence checked transfer by transfer (two shims, K/V per head, waited drains); inference from shapes | **needs a run**; Q/O descriptors are now linear runs rather than `(rows, d)` tiles, same bytes in the same order | +| flm/gemm (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py`, `design.py` (constants only) | legacy defaults reproduced (tile_n by K, m_chunk fallback), config/name stems unchanged, B's packed spec, residents, unsplit and split sequences transfer by transfer | **needs a run**: the two-compile `link_xclbin` now builds the configuration module from a copy at the reference shape; `dev.arch`/target-model calls are faked here | +| mem_copy (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py` | whole, partial and tiny sizes: elements filled equal elements drained, padding groups awaited | **needs a run**: idle-fifo placement moved from the design into `build_design` (`RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile)`) | +| mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm and mha are declared overrides (`design(rt)` over the same `Sequence`), with @@ -865,9 +868,23 @@ buffers, and its `legalize_tas` hack is `tiling.legalize` through a slice. The snapshot test, run under the stub for the first time, caught two losses: SiLU's fixed single channel (`tunable(1, init=False)` now) and a StridedCopy case the old design would have asserted on (now a real -gather). Remaining in step 3: flm/gemm, mm_prebuilt -(`Overlay.from_xclbin`), swiglu_prefill_stream (`from_spec`), and the two -swiglu composites as graph functions (which wait on step 6). The snapshot +gather). + +flm/gemm is the model's showcase: `FLMGEMMOverlay` is exactly what the +xclbin depends on (its `config_name` is the stem), `GEMM` is the shape and +activation as residents, and `tuning(dev)` no longer looks at K; the legacy +constructor reproduces the old K-dependent `tile_n` default by passing it +explicitly. mem_copy's array was already extent-free. mm_prebuilt is the +foreign case: an `Xclbin` class attribute in place of `design()`, streams +pinned with `via=Shim(col, channel)`, a `Resident(address=, lock=)` block, +and `iron.common.foreign` emitting the raw-dialect sequence the old +`design.py` hand-wrote; task groups are no-ops there and the per-slot +queue bound comes from the stream's `depth`. The C12 read-back against +`input_with_addresses.mlir` is not done: a downloaded xclbin has no such +file, so the check is structural (every stream pinned, every resident +addressed) at class creation. Remaining in step 3: swiglu_prefill_stream +(`from_spec`) and the two swiglu composites as graph functions (which wait +on step 6). The snapshot entries for Softmax and Transpose were re-pinned to their 2-D shapes and WeightedRMSNorm added to the case matrix. `arg_spec`, `bind()` and the snapshot are still in the tree and still consumed by the unconverted From b7a3a4dba97c8c1f574cd9cd708eed836d99865b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:01:43 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 081/215] swiglu_prefill_stream: the group operator comes from Operator.from_spec Operator.from_spec builds an operator class at run time from literal input and output shapes, the numbers that name the instance, an identity for sharing and a custom artifact: the escape for a design whose shapes come from a file rather than a formula. The stream-dse group is built that way from the exported workload's shapes and ports; its arg spec is the declared buffers and its design_key the group digest, as before. The OperatorSequence composite stays until graph functions arrive. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare.py | 52 ++++++++++ iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py | 109 +++++++++------------ iron/tests/common/declare.py | 23 +++++ 3 files changed, 119 insertions(+), 65 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 5afba6dd82..bdb5f5d8ef 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -1385,6 +1385,58 @@ def _bind(self) -> None: # -- inference --------------------------------------------------------- + @classmethod + def from_spec( + cls, + name: str, + *, + inputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], + outputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], + dtype: Any = bfloat16, + key: str = "", + params: dict[str, Any] | None = None, + mlir: Callable | None = None, + ) -> type: + """An operator class from an exported description, at run time. + + The dynamic escape for a design whose shapes come from a file rather + than a formula (swiglu_prefill_stream's stream-dse export). ``inputs`` + and ``outputs`` are literal shapes in argument order; ``params`` are + the numbers that identify the instance (they become ``dim()`` fields + with those defaults and reach the name); ``key`` identifies the + generated design, for sharing; ``mlir`` replaces + :meth:`get_mlir_artifact`, since the sequence is not derived. The + overlay is a stand-in carrying only ``key``. + """ + import types + + def overlay_ns(ns): + ns["__module__"] = cls.__module__ + ns["__annotations__"] = {"key": str} + ns["key"] = dim(key, repr=False) + + overlay_cls = operator( + types.new_class(f"{name}Overlay", (Overlay,), {}, overlay_ns) + ) + + def operator_ns(ns): + ns["__module__"] = cls.__module__ + ns["__annotations__"] = {} + for pname, value in (params or {}).items(): + ns["__annotations__"][pname] = type(value) + ns[pname] = dim(value) + for bname, shape in inputs.items(): + ns[bname] = In(*shape, dtype=dtype) + for bname, shape in outputs.items(): + ns[bname] = Out(*shape, dtype=dtype) + ns["design_key"] = lambda self: self.ov.key or None + if mlir is not None: + ns["get_mlir_artifact"] = mlir + + return operator( + types.new_class(name, (cls[overlay_cls],), {}, operator_ns) # type: ignore[index] + ) + @classmethod def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, **given) -> dict[str, Any]: """Bind dimension fields from operand shapes, in ``In`` declaration order. diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py index a4faad511c..24b9be04d2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py @@ -1,45 +1,29 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 KU Leuven (MICAS). All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from dataclasses import dataclass, field -from typing import Any - import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common import ( - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - DesignGenerator, -) +from iron.common import DesignGenerator, Operator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence -@dataclass -class _SwiGLUStreamGroup(MLIROperator): - """One stream-dse design, used as an ``OperatorSequence`` child. +def _stream_group(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, k, group_index, context): + """One stream-dse design, as an operator declared from the exported graph. ``k`` is how many fused groups the block is split into and ``group_index`` which of them this is, in the order :data:`~iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream_design.GROUP_LAYERS` - lists them. + lists them. The buffers' shapes and order come from the workload, which is + also the order the generated design takes its arguments in; the design + itself is the exported text, so the class is built at run time + (``Operator.from_spec``) rather than declared. """ + from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream import stream_design - seq_len: int - embedding_dim: int - hidden_dim: int - k: int - group_index: int - context: Any = field(default=None, repr=False, compare=False) - - def __post_init__(self): - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - - @property - def _design(self): - from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream import stream_design - - return stream_design + dims = (seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim) + shapes = stream_design.workload_for(*dims).shapes + inputs, outputs = stream_design.group_ports(*dims, k=k)[group_index] + npu = aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( @@ -49,40 +33,42 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): "load_group", (), { - "group_index": self.group_index, - "k": self.k, - "seq_len": self.seq_len, - "embedding_dim": self.embedding_dim, - "hidden_dim": self.hidden_dim, - "npu": aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, + "group_index": group_index, + "k": k, + "seq_len": seq_len, + "embedding_dim": embedding_dim, + "hidden_dim": hidden_dim, + "npu": npu, "kernels_dir": self.kernels_dir, }, ), ) - def design_key(self): - """Groups whose generated design is byte-identical share it.""" - return self._design.group_digest( - self.group_index, - k=self.k, - seq_len=self.seq_len, - embedding_dim=self.embedding_dim, - hidden_dim=self.hidden_dim, - npu=aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, - ) - - def get_arg_spec(self): - """The group's runtime arguments, shaped by the exported graph. - - Both the names and their order come from the workload, which is also the - order the generated design takes its arguments in. - """ - dims = (self.seq_len, self.embedding_dim, self.hidden_dim) - shapes = self._design.workload_for(*dims).shapes - inputs, outputs = self._design.group_ports(*dims, k=self.k)[self.group_index] - return [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", shapes[name]) for name in inputs] + [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", shapes[name]) for name in outputs - ] + cls = Operator.from_spec( + "SwiGLUStreamGroup", + inputs={name: shapes[name] for name in inputs}, + outputs={name: shapes[name] for name in outputs}, + # Groups whose generated design is byte-identical share it. + key=stream_design.group_digest( + group_index, + k=k, + seq_len=seq_len, + embedding_dim=embedding_dim, + hidden_dim=hidden_dim, + npu=npu, + ), + params={ + "seq_len": seq_len, + "embedding_dim": embedding_dim, + "hidden_dim": hidden_dim, + "k": k, + "group_index": group_index, + }, + mlir=get_mlir_artifact, + ) + # The module this class is spelled in, for operator_dir. + cls.__module__ = __name__ + return cls(cls._overlay_class(), context=context) def _wiring(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, k): @@ -130,14 +116,7 @@ def __init__( ports, inputs, outputs = _wiring(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, k) groups = [ - _SwiGLUStreamGroup( - seq_len=seq_len, - embedding_dim=embedding_dim, - hidden_dim=hidden_dim, - k=k, - group_index=index, - context=context, - ) + _stream_group(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, k, index, context) for index in range(len(ports)) ] super().__init__( diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index eae042d6bf..a11d420a82 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -426,3 +426,26 @@ class Inplace(Operator[Pinned]): assert ov.s.via.col == 1 and len(ov.d.via) == 2 and ov.d.count == 2 op = Inplace(ov, n=2) assert op.x.direction == "inout" and op.inputs == op.outputs + + +def test_from_spec_builds_an_operator_from_literal_shapes(): + # swiglu_prefill_stream's escape: shapes from an exported graph, a + # design that is not derived, an identity for sharing. + Group = Operator.from_spec( + "Group", + inputs={"input": (64, 128), "w_gate": (128, 256)}, + outputs={"left": (64, 256)}, + key="abc123", + params={"seq_len": 64, "k": 2}, + mlir=lambda self: "artifact", + ) + op = Group(Group._overlay_class()) + assert [b.name for b in op.buffers] == ["input", "w_gate", "left"] + assert [s.shape for s in op.get_arg_spec()] == [(64, 128), (128, 256), (64, 256)] + assert (op.seq_len, op.k) == (64, 2) + assert op.design_key() == "abc123" + assert op.get_mlir_artifact() == "artifact" + # Literal shapes bind no field; inference only checks them. + assert Group.infer((64, 128), (128, 256)) == {} + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + Group.infer((64, 128), (128, 512)) From 591a44d92aebb7393892a3cc1d6e94eea4ddc67e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:04:19 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 082/215] step 4: delete bind(), the arg_spec fallback, the shape helpers and the snapshot Every operator serves get_arg_spec() from its declared buffers, so the shape-function fallback and the by-name binding that fed it have no callers left. build_design receives its device and kernel tree as explicit generator kwargs rather than bound from the operator's attributes; DesignGenerator loses bind_from. The snapshot, its case table and the binding tests go with their purpose; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding are re-pinned on the declared classes, and Repeat gets back the dtype accessor the dtype tests read. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 23 +- iron/common/__init__.py | 2 - iron/common/base.py | 85 +- iron/common/build.py | 11 +- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 11 +- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py | 229 ---- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json | 1360 ---------------------- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.py | 186 --- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py | 48 +- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 31 + iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py | 141 --- 11 files changed, 69 insertions(+), 2058 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json delete mode 100644 iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 5a2baa2810..f82a03fded 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -856,6 +856,8 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | mha (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/mha/op.py` | eight-pipeline sequence checked transfer by transfer (two shims, K/V per head, waited drains); inference from shapes | **needs a run**; Q/O descriptors are now linear runs rather than `(rows, d)` tiles, same bytes in the same order | | flm/gemm (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py`, `design.py` (constants only) | legacy defaults reproduced (tile_n by K, m_chunk fallback), config/name stems unchanged, B's packed spec, residents, unsplit and split sequences transfer by transfer | **needs a run**: the two-compile `link_xclbin` now builds the configuration module from a copy at the reference shape; `dev.arch`/target-model calls are faked here | | mem_copy (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py` | whole, partial and tiny sizes: elements filled equal elements drained, padding groups awaited | **needs a run**: idle-fifo placement moved from the design into `build_design` (`RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile)`) | +| swiglu_prefill_stream (ยง9 `from_spec`) | `iron/common/declare.py`, `iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py` | a class from literal shapes, params, key and a custom artifact; the stream group built on it (import only: stream-dse is absent here) | **needs a run** with stream-dse | +| step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm @@ -882,13 +884,22 @@ and `iron.common.foreign` emitting the raw-dialect sequence the old queue bound comes from the stream's `depth`. The C12 read-back against `input_with_addresses.mlir` is not done: a downloaded xclbin has no such file, so the check is structural (every stream pinned, every resident -addressed) at class creation. Remaining in step 3: swiglu_prefill_stream -(`from_spec`) and the two swiglu composites as graph functions (which wait -on step 6). The snapshot +addressed) at class creation. swiglu_prefill_stream's group is +`Operator.from_spec`: a class built at run time from the exported shapes, +with the group digest as its sharing key and the stream-dse loader as its +artifact; the `OperatorSequence` composite around it stays until step 6. + +Step 4 is done except for two spellings step 7 still consumes: +strided_copy's `*_offset_parameter` fields and softmax's +`vector_size_parameter` (llama names its scratchpad symbols with them). +They go with the llama rewrite. The snapshot test is gone with its +purpose; the shape regression net is now the per-operator device-free +tests in `iron/tests/common`, which pin shapes, tuning, residents and +transfers rather than a recorded table. Remaining in step 3: the two +swiglu composites as graph functions (which wait on step 6). The snapshot entries for Softmax and Transpose were re-pinned to their 2-D shapes and -WeightedRMSNorm added to the case matrix. `arg_spec`, `bind()` and the -snapshot are still in the tree and still consumed by the unconverted -operators; the converted ones serve `get_arg_spec()` from their buffers. +WeightedRMSNorm added to the case matrix. Every operator now serves +`get_arg_spec()` from its declared buffers. Two findings while building, both now stated in the code: diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index c59cb968d0..345ef87500 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -8,8 +8,6 @@ MLIROperator, CompositeOperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - same_shape_unary, - same_shape_binary, ) from .operator_bases import ( ChanneledUnaryOperator, diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index eb0376b123..14397c3b08 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -47,60 +47,16 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: """ pass - def bind(self, fn: Callable, skip: Any = ()) -> dict[str, Any]: - """Collect ``fn``'s parameters from this operator's own attributes. - - ``skip`` names parameters the caller supplies itself; they are neither - bound nor reported missing, so an explicit value can stand in for an - attribute the operator does not have. - - Matching is by name and nothing else: a parameter is filled from the - attribute of the same name, whether that is a dataclass field or a - property. A parameter with no matching attribute and no default is an - error *here*, naming both sides -- rather than a TypeError from deep - inside a design, or worse, a silently defaulted value. - - This replaces the hand-written kwargs dict each operator used to keep, - which restated every field's name a second time and drifted from the - signature it was feeding with nothing to catch it. - """ - bound = {} - missing = [] - for name, parameter in inspect.signature(fn).parameters.items(): - if parameter.kind in ( - inspect.Parameter.VAR_POSITIONAL, - inspect.Parameter.VAR_KEYWORD, - ): - continue - if name in skip: - continue - if hasattr(self, name): - bound[name] = getattr(self, name) - elif parameter.default is inspect.Parameter.empty: - missing.append(name) - if missing: - raise TypeError( - f"{type(self).__name__} cannot supply {sorted(missing)} to " - f"{getattr(fn, '__qualname__', fn)}: no attribute of that name. " - f"Rename the parameter to match a field, or give it a default." - ) - return bound - def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - """Return this operator's runtime argument specification. + """This operator's runtime arguments: direction, shape and dtype each. - Derived from the ``arg_spec`` shape function the operator declares, - with its parameters bound from the operator's own fields. Operators - whose spec is not a pure function of their fields override this - instead. + A declared operator (:mod:`iron.common.declare`) serves it from its + ``In``/``Out``/``InOut`` members; anything else overrides. """ - arg_spec = getattr(type(self), "arg_spec", None) - if arg_spec is None: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{type(self).__name__} declares neither an arg_spec() shape " - f"function nor a get_arg_spec() override." - ) - return arg_spec(**self.bind(arg_spec)) + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self).__name__} declares no buffers and does not override " + f"get_arg_spec()." + ) @abstractmethod def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: @@ -333,30 +289,3 @@ def writes(self) -> bool: def nbytes(self) -> int: """Size of this argument in bytes.""" return int(np.prod(self.shape) * np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize) - - -def same_shape_unary(size, dtype=bfloat16): - """One input and one output of identical shape. - - Shared by every elementwise activation and by the operators that move or - relayout a buffer without resizing it. Those two groups have nothing in - common in their *designs* -- a ReLU and a transpose generate very different - MLIR -- which is exactly why this is a function rather than a base class: - an operator can reuse the shape rule without inheriting a design it does - not want. - """ - shape = (size,) if isinstance(size, int) else tuple(size) - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", shape, dtype=dtype), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", shape, dtype=dtype), - ] - - -def same_shape_binary(size, dtype=bfloat16): - """Two inputs and one output, all of identical shape.""" - shape = (size,) if isinstance(size, int) else tuple(size) - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", shape, dtype=dtype), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", shape, dtype=dtype), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", shape, dtype=dtype), - ] diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index deb2b97126..46b23bd352 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -465,6 +465,15 @@ def mlir_artifact_for( return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( filename or f"{op.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - fn=build_design, bind_from=op, kwargs={"op": op, "code": _design_code(op)} + fn=build_design, + kwargs={ + "op": op, + "code": _design_code(op), + # Spelled here, not bound by name from the operator: the + # device reaches the cache key by identity, the kernel tree + # by path (pointing IRON at another tree changes the key). + "dev": op.dev, + "kernels_dir": op.kernels_dir, + }, ), ) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 42ab20ca40..06d4769170 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -69,7 +69,6 @@ class DesignGenerator: fn_name: str | None = None args: tuple = () kwargs: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict) - bind_from: Any = None fn: Callable | None = None @property @@ -106,15 +105,7 @@ def resolve(self) -> tuple[Callable, tuple, dict[str, Any]]: spec.loader.exec_module(module) fn = getattr(module, self.fn_name) - kwargs = self.kwargs - if self.bind_from is not None: - # Bind here rather than at construction: the design module is - # imported lazily (it pulls in the MLIR dialects), and reading its - # signature any earlier would defeat that. Explicit kwargs win, so - # an operator can still override or pass something it does not - # store as an attribute -- the fusion pass sets func_prefix that way. - kwargs = {**self.bind_from.bind(fn, skip=self.kwargs), **self.kwargs} - return fn, self.args, kwargs + return fn, self.args, self.kwargs def __call__(self) -> str: fn, args, kwargs = self.resolve() diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py deleted file mode 100644 index 6594bd8caa..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_cases.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,229 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Construction cases for every operator that declares an arg spec. - -Kept apart from the test that consumes them so the same matrix can be reused: -the point of this data is to pin ``get_arg_spec()`` across the refactor that -moves specs out of ``op.py`` and into a shape function on the operator itself. -A case is only useful here if it exercises a *shape or dtype* decision, so the -matrix varies the dimensions and dtypes each operator reads and ignores the -knobs it does not (tiling, channel counts, scheduling) beyond one valid value. - -Every case must construct on a device-free host -- no ``XRTTensor``, no -``pyxrt`` -- which is what lets this run as the equivalence gate anywhere. -""" - -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -# (module, class name, [kwargs, ...]) -CASES = [ - # num_aie_columns is pinned everywhere it has a default, rather than left - # to the operator: the defaults (AXPY's is 8) exceed the ShimDMA limit of - # the narrow devices, so a snapshot that relied on them would record a - # different shape per device width instead of a stable one. - ("axpy", "AXPY", [dict(size=2048, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1)]), - ( - "dequant", - "Dequant", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], - ), - ( - "elementwise_add", - "ElementwiseAdd", - [dict(size=2048, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1)], - ), - ( - "elementwise_mul", - "ElementwiseMul", - [dict(size=2048, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1)], - ), - ( - "gelu", - "GELU", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], - ), - ( - "gemm", - "GEMM", - [ - # M must be a multiple of 256 and N of 512. - dict(M=256, K=64, N=512), - # b_col_maj / c_col_maj transpose the declared shapes; they are the - # reason a shape function has to stay ordinary Python. - dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, b_col_maj=True), - dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, c_col_maj=True), - dict(M=512, K=256, N=512, dtype_in="bf16", dtype_out="f32"), - ], - ), - ( - "gemv", - "GEMV", - [ - dict(M=256, K=64), - # num_batches > 1 prepends a batch dimension; == 1 must not. - dict(M=256, K=64, num_batches=4), - ], - ), - ( - "layer_norm", - "LayerNorm", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], - ), - ( - "leaky_relu", - "LeakyReLU", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], - ), - ( - "mem_copy", - "MemCopy", - [dict(size=1024, num_cores=1, num_channels=1, bypass=False, tile_size=256)], - ), - ( - "mha", - "MHA", - [ - # num_KV_heads == 0 means plain MHA; non-zero is grouped-query, and - # the two size the K/V buffers differently. - dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=128, d=64, num_KV_heads=0), - dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=128, d=64, num_KV_heads=2), - ], - ), - ( - "relu", - "ReLU", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], - ), - ( - "repeat", - "Repeat", - [ - dict(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4), - dict(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, dtype=np.int32), - ], - ), - ( - "rms_norm", - "RMSNorm", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], - ), - ( - "rms_norm", - "WeightedRMSNorm", - # The weight row sits between the input and the output. - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], - ), - ( - "rope", - "RoPE", - [ - dict(rows=16, cols=64), - # angle_rows is an independent parameter that merely defaults to - # rows, so the angles buffer broadcasts. Without an explicit value - # RoPE reads as "three buffers of one shape" and would be grouped - # with the elementwise binaries, which it is not. - dict(rows=32, cols=64, angle_rows=8), - ], - ), - ( - "sigmoid", - "Sigmoid", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], - ), - ("silu", "SiLU", [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, tile_size=256)]), - ("softmax", "Softmax", [dict(rows=16, cols=64)]), - # SwiGLUDecode / SwiGLUPrefill / SwiGLUPrefillStream are deliberately absent: - # all three are OperatorSequence subclasses, and OperatorSequence raises - # from get_arg_spec() ("does not expose a unified arg spec; use - # get_layout_for_buffer()"). Only the leaf operator of that family declares - # one -- the per-group stream operator, covered here. - ( - "swiglu_prefill_stream", - "_SwiGLUStreamGroup", - [ - dict( - seq_len=128, - embedding_dim=2048, - hidden_dim=8192, - k=1, - group_index=0, - ) - ], - ), - ( - "strided_copy", - "StridedCopy", - [ - dict( - input_sizes=[1024], - input_strides=[1], - input_offset=0, - output_sizes=[1024], - output_strides=[1], - output_offset=0, - input_buffer_size=1024, - output_buffer_size=1024, - ), - dict( - input_sizes=[1024], - input_strides=[1], - input_offset=0, - output_sizes=[1024], - output_strides=[1], - output_offset=0, - input_buffer_size=1024, - output_buffer_size=1024, - dtype=np.float32, - ), - # Input and output buffer sizes are independent here, unlike every - # other (in, out) operator: a gather of every fourth element of a - # 1024-element buffer into a 256-element one. Equal-size cases - # alone would let a refactor that tied the output shape to the - # input pass unnoticed. (The copy itself moves the same element - # count both ways; the operator checks that at construction.) - dict( - input_sizes=[256], - input_strides=[4], - input_offset=0, - output_sizes=[256], - output_strides=[1], - output_offset=0, - input_buffer_size=1024, - output_buffer_size=256, - ), - ], - ), - ( - "tanh", - "Tanh", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], - ), - ( - "transpose", - "Transpose", - [ - dict(M=64, N=64, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), - # Non-square, to pin that the output carries the transposed shape - # (N, M) while the input keeps (M, N). A square-only case cannot - # tell the two apart. - dict(M=64, N=128, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), - ], - ), -] - -_DTYPE_ALIASES = {bfloat16: "bfloat16"} - - -def dtype_name(dtype): - """Canonical, stable name for a spec dtype. - - ``np.dtype(bfloat16).name`` round-trips, but going through ``np.dtype`` - first normalises the several spellings an operator may hand back (a numpy - scalar type, a ``np.dtype``, or ml_dtypes' ``bfloat16``) to one string, so - a snapshot does not churn on an equivalent-but-differently-spelled dtype. - """ - if dtype in _DTYPE_ALIASES: - return _DTYPE_ALIASES[dtype] - return np.dtype(dtype).name diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json deleted file mode 100644 index b939c082aa..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_snapshot.json +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1360 +0,0 @@ -{ - "npu1": { - "AXPY({\"num_aie_columns\": 1, \"size\": 2048, \"tile_size\": 256})": [ - [ - "in", - [ - 2048 - 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All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Pin every operator's arg spec, so a refactor cannot change one by accident. - -``get_arg_spec()`` is moving out of each ``op.py`` and onto a shape function -declared with the operator itself. That is a pure refactor: the specs it -produces must be identical before and after, for every operator and every -configuration. "Identical" is not something a reviewer can check by eye across -22 classes, so it is recorded here instead -- ``arg_spec_snapshot.json`` is the -pre-refactor truth, generated on ``devel`` and committed alongside it. - -The snapshot covers both device generations because a spec may depend on the -device: an operator reads the ShimDMA column limit at construction, and a shape -that silently differed between npu1 and npu2 would otherwise land as a -correctness bug on whichever one CI does not run. - -Device-free: this sets a device *description* (``from_name``), never a live -one, so it runs anywhere. Regenerate deliberately with:: - - python -m iron.tests.common.arg_spec_snapshot --write - -Never regenerate to make a failure go away. A diff here means either the -refactor changed behaviour, or a spec genuinely changed and the commit that -changes it should say why. -""" - -import argparse -import importlib -import json -from pathlib import Path - -import aie.utils as aie_utils -import pytest -from aie.iron.device import from_name - -from iron.tests.common.arg_spec_cases import CASES, dtype_name - -SNAPSHOT_PATH = Path(__file__).with_name("arg_spec_snapshot.json") - -# Four columns is the widest both generations support here, and column count -# feeds the ShimDMA limit that several operators validate against. -DEVICES = ("npu1", "npu2") -N_COLS = 4 - -# Operators that need an optional third-party package to construct. These are -# skipped on both sides of the comparison when the package is absent, rather -# than dropped from the matrix: a snapshot generated without ``stream`` must -# not read as "case added" on a machine that has it, and vice versa. -OPTIONAL_REQUIREMENTS = {"_SwiGLUStreamGroup": "stream"} - - -def _unavailable_classes(): - """Class names whose optional requirement is not importable here.""" - unavailable = set() - for class_name, module_name in OPTIONAL_REQUIREMENTS.items(): - try: - importlib.import_module(module_name) - except ImportError: - unavailable.add(class_name) - return unavailable - - -def _drop_unavailable(recorded): - """Remove entries for operators whose optional requirement is missing.""" - skipped = _unavailable_classes() - return { - key: value - for key, value in recorded.items() - if key.split("(", 1)[0] not in skipped - } - - -def _record_specs(device_name): - """Return ``{case_key: [[direction, shape, dtype], ...]}`` for one device.""" - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name(device_name, n_cols=N_COLS)) - try: - recorded = {} - skipped = _unavailable_classes() - for module_name, class_name, cases in CASES: - if class_name in skipped: - continue - module = importlib.import_module(f"iron.operators.{module_name}.op") - operator_class = getattr(module, class_name) - for kwargs in cases: - # The kwargs are part of the key, so a case that is edited - # shows up as an added/removed entry rather than a silently - # changed value. - key = f"{class_name}({json.dumps(kwargs, sort_keys=True, default=str)})" - specs = operator_class(**kwargs).get_arg_spec() - recorded[key] = [ - [spec.direction, list(spec.shape), dtype_name(spec.dtype)] - for spec in specs - ] - return recorded - finally: - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) - - -def current_snapshot(): - """Derive the full snapshot from the operators as they are right now.""" - return {device: _record_specs(device) for device in DEVICES} - - -def test_snapshot_exists(): - assert SNAPSHOT_PATH.exists(), ( - f"{SNAPSHOT_PATH.name} is missing. Generate it with " - "`python -m iron.tests.common.arg_spec_snapshot --write`." - ) - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("device_name", DEVICES) -def test_arg_specs_match_snapshot(device_name): - """Every operator's spec still matches what was recorded.""" - expected = _drop_unavailable(json.loads(SNAPSHOT_PATH.read_text())[device_name]) - actual = _record_specs(device_name) - - missing = sorted(set(expected) - set(actual)) - added = sorted(set(actual) - set(expected)) - assert not missing, f"[{device_name}] cases dropped from the matrix: {missing}" - assert ( - not added - ), f"[{device_name}] cases added without regenerating the snapshot: {added}" - - changed = { - key: {"recorded": expected[key], "now": actual[key]} - for key in expected - if expected[key] != actual[key] - } - assert not changed, f"[{device_name}] arg specs changed:\n" + json.dumps( - changed, indent=2, sort_keys=True - ) - - -def test_every_operator_with_a_spec_is_covered(): - """The matrix must not quietly stop covering an operator. - - A refactor that dropped an operator from CASES would still pass the - comparison above -- it would just check less. This fails instead. - """ - from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence - - covered = {class_name for _, class_name, _ in CASES} - operators_dir = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "operators" - declared = set() - for op_path in sorted(operators_dir.glob("*/op.py")): - module = importlib.import_module(f"iron.operators.{op_path.parent.name}.op") - for name, obj in vars(module).items(): - if not ( - isinstance(obj, type) - and getattr(obj, "__module__", None) == module.__name__ - and hasattr(obj, "get_arg_spec") - ): - continue - # Every class inherits the attribute, so its presence proves - # nothing. OperatorSequence subclasses are composites built from a - # runlist and raise from get_arg_spec() on purpose -- they have no - # unified spec to pin, only per-buffer layouts. - if issubclass(obj, OperatorSequence): - continue - declared.add(name) - assert ( - declared <= covered - ), f"operators missing from CASES: {sorted(declared - covered)}" - - -def main(): - parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__) - parser.add_argument( - "--write", - action="store_true", - help="regenerate the snapshot from the current operators", - ) - args = parser.parse_args() - if not args.write: - parser.error("nothing to do without --write; run under pytest to check") - SNAPSHOT_PATH.write_text( - json.dumps(current_snapshot(), indent=2, sort_keys=True) + "\n" - ) - print(f"wrote {SNAPSHOT_PATH}") - - -if __name__ == "__main__": - main() diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py index bb59ed146f..02cd72a818 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py @@ -11,17 +11,15 @@ it wrong. The liveness analysis that memory planning depends on is exactly such a caller, so the predicates are pinned here rather than left implicit. -The shape helpers exist because an operator's *spec* and its *design* are -separable. A ReLU and a transpose share nothing in their generated MLIR, but -both declare one input and one output of identical shape -- so the shape rule -is a function anything can call, not a base class you have to inherit. +Shapes themselves are declared on each operator (``In``/``Out`` members in +:mod:`iron.common.declare`); only the vocabulary is pinned here. """ import numpy as np import pytest from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec, same_shape_binary, same_shape_unary +from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec @pytest.mark.parametrize( @@ -55,43 +53,3 @@ def test_nbytes_follows_dtype(dtype, itemsize): def test_nbytes_of_a_scalar_shape(): """An empty shape is one element, not zero bytes.""" assert AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (), dtype=np.float32).nbytes() == 4 - - -def test_same_shape_unary_from_an_int(): - specs = same_shape_unary(1024) - assert [s.direction for s in specs] == ["in", "out"] - assert all(s.shape == (1024,) for s in specs) - - -def test_same_shape_unary_from_a_tuple(): - """Multi-dimensional shapes pass through unchanged. - - Transpose relies on this: it declares a flat ``(M*N,)`` buffer, optionally - with a leading batch dimension, and the helper must not flatten or reorder - what it is handed. - """ - specs = same_shape_unary((4, 1024)) - assert all(s.shape == (4, 1024) for s in specs) - - -def test_same_shape_binary_shapes_and_directions(): - specs = same_shape_binary(256) - assert [s.direction for s in specs] == ["in", "in", "out"] - assert all(s.shape == (256,) for s in specs) - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("helper", [same_shape_unary, same_shape_binary]) -def test_helpers_default_to_bfloat16(helper): - assert all(s.dtype is bfloat16 for s in helper(64)) - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("helper", [same_shape_unary, same_shape_binary]) -def test_helpers_propagate_dtype(helper): - """A helper that dropped the dtype would silently hand back the default. - - That is the bug arg_spec_dtype.py already guards for hand-written specs; - routing operators through a shared helper must not reintroduce it. - """ - specs = helper(64, dtype=np.float32) - assert all(s.dtype is np.float32 for s in specs) - assert all(s.nbytes() == 64 * 4 for s in specs) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index a11d420a82..d6651357cb 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -449,3 +449,34 @@ def test_from_spec_builds_an_operator_from_literal_shapes(): assert Group.infer((64, 128), (128, 256)) == {} with pytest.raises(ValueError): Group.infer((64, 128), (128, 512)) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Two behaviours the old shape functions existed to express, now declared +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_gemm_layout_flags_transpose_rather_than_resize(): + from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM, GEMMOverlay + + plain = GEMM(GEMMOverlay(), M=256, K=64, N=512).get_arg_spec() + b_major = GEMM(GEMMOverlay(b_col_maj=True), M=256, K=64, N=512).get_arg_spec() + c_major = GEMM(GEMMOverlay(c_col_maj=True), M=256, K=64, N=512).get_arg_spec() + assert plain[1].shape == (64, 512) and b_major[1].shape == (512, 64) + assert plain[2].shape == (256, 512) and c_major[2].shape == (512, 256) + # Transposing a layout must not change how many bytes move. + assert plain[1].nbytes() == b_major[1].nbytes() + assert plain[2].nbytes() == c_major[2].nbytes() + + +def test_mha_pads_the_sequence_and_groups_kv(): + from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA, MHAOverlay + + grouped = MHA(MHAOverlay(), num_heads=8, seq_len=100, num_KV_heads=2).get_arg_spec() + plain = MHA(MHAOverlay(), num_heads=8, seq_len=100).get_arg_spec() + # 100 rounds up to 128, so Q is 8 heads x 128 x 64. + assert grouped[0].shape == (8, 128, 64) + # Grouped K/V are narrower than Q; plain K/V are exactly as wide. + assert grouped[1].shape == (2, 128, 64) + assert plain[1].shape == plain[0].shape + assert [spec.direction for spec in grouped] == ["in", "in", "in", "out"] diff --git a/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py b/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py deleted file mode 100644 index 40bcd5c4c4..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/common/operator_binding.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,141 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""``AIEOperatorBase.bind`` -- filling a function's parameters from an operator. - -Each operator used to carry a hand-written kwargs dict that restated its own -field names to feed a function's signature, with nothing checking the two -against each other. A field renamed on one side and not the other produced a -TypeError from inside the callee, or -- worse, when the parameter had a -default -- a silently wrong value and a design compiled against it. - -``bind`` matches by name and fails loudly at the boundary instead, naming both -the operator and the parameter it could not supply. These tests pin that -contract, including the failure, since the failure is the entire point. - -Device-free: a device *description* is enough to construct an operator. -""" - -import aie.utils as aie_utils -import pytest -from aie.iron.device import from_name - -from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec, MLIROperator -from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM -from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA -from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax - - -@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) -def device(): - """Operators read the ShimDMA limit at construction, so one must be set.""" - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name("npu2", n_cols=4)) - yield - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) - - -def test_binds_dataclass_fields_by_name(): - operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) - assert operator.bind(lambda rows, cols: None) == {"rows": 16, "cols": 64} - - -def test_binds_a_property_not_just_a_field(): - """``size`` is a property over rows*cols, and must bind like a field.""" - operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) - assert operator.bind(lambda size: None) == {"size": 1024} - - -def test_parameter_with_a_default_and_no_attribute_is_left_alone(): - """Absent means "use the default", so the default must survive.""" - operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) - assert operator.bind(lambda rows, unrelated=7: None) == {"rows": 16} - - -def test_missing_parameter_names_both_sides(): - operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) - with pytest.raises(TypeError) as excinfo: - operator.bind(lambda rows, no_such_field: None) - message = str(excinfo.value) - assert "Softmax" in message - assert "no_such_field" in message - - -def test_var_kwargs_are_not_bound(): - """``**kwargs`` accepts anything, so there is nothing to supply for it.""" - operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) - assert operator.bind(lambda rows, **kwargs: None) == {"rows": 16} - - -def test_get_arg_spec_derives_from_the_declared_shape_function(): - operator = Softmax(rows=16, cols=64) - assert operator.get_arg_spec() == Softmax.arg_spec(rows=16, cols=64) - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "operator, kwargs", - [ - (GEMM, dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, b_col_maj=True)), - (MHA, dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=100, d=64, num_KV_heads=2)), - ], -) -def test_shape_functions_are_callable_without_an_operator(operator, kwargs): - """A shape rule is a function of parameters, not of an instance. - - This is what lets a caller ask "what shape would this produce?" before - committing to build the operator -- the property graph capture needs to - place a value it has not constructed yet. - """ - from_instance = operator(**kwargs).get_arg_spec() - from_function = operator.arg_spec(**kwargs) - assert from_instance == from_function - - -def test_operator_without_a_shape_function_says_so(): - """The base must not silently return an empty spec.""" - - class Specless(MLIROperator): - def set_up_artifacts(self): - pass - - def get_callable(self): - pass - - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - pass - - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="Specless"): - Specless().get_arg_spec() - - -def test_gemm_layout_flags_transpose_rather_than_resize(): - """The conditional the shape function exists to express.""" - plain = GEMM.arg_spec(M=256, K=64, N=512) - b_major = GEMM.arg_spec(M=256, K=64, N=512, b_col_maj=True) - c_major = GEMM.arg_spec(M=256, K=64, N=512, c_col_maj=True) - - assert plain[1].shape == (64, 512) and b_major[1].shape == (512, 64) - assert plain[2].shape == (256, 512) and c_major[2].shape == (512, 256) - # Transposing a layout must not change how many bytes move. - assert plain[1].nbytes() == b_major[1].nbytes() - assert plain[2].nbytes() == c_major[2].nbytes() - - -def test_mha_pads_the_sequence_and_groups_kv(): - """The helper call and the branch, both outside any declarative notation.""" - grouped = MHA.arg_spec(num_heads=8, seq_len=100, d=64, num_KV_heads=2) - plain = MHA.arg_spec(num_heads=8, seq_len=100, d=64, num_KV_heads=0) - - # 100 rounds up to 128, so Q is 8 heads * 64 * 128. - assert grouped[0].shape == (8 * 64 * 128,) - # Grouped K/V are narrower than Q; plain K/V are exactly as wide. - assert grouped[1].shape == (2 * 64 * 128,) - assert plain[1].shape == plain[0].shape - assert [spec.direction for spec in grouped] == ["in", "in", "in", "out"] - - -def test_arg_spec_returns_specs_not_tuples(): - """Callers read .direction/.shape/.dtype, so the type matters.""" - for spec in Softmax.arg_spec(rows=16, cols=64): - assert isinstance(spec, AIERuntimeArgSpec) From 292f0fff76e6306858e0feab7274bb8e6ef9bf6d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:04:36 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 083/215] repeat: the legacy dtype accessor the dtype tests read Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/operators/repeat/op.py | 4 ++++ 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+) diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py index e7606c195c..6eae9d9dd6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py @@ -72,6 +72,10 @@ class Repeat(Operator[RepeatOverlay]): _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"repeat": "by"} + @property + def dtype(self): + return self.ov.dtype + def validate(self) -> None: expected = self.rows * self.repeat if self.out_rows is None: From 69a07a143caff31858ad52536ca4470bde73db54 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:18:53 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 084/215] graph functions: @iron.graph traces operator calls on handles A graph is a function: positional parameters are inputs, return values outputs, closed-over tensors weights, iron.state(...) persistent buffers, and keyword-only parameters annotated Scratchpad[T] or DispatchTime[T] per-call values. Operators are called on handles: a class call infers its overlay and extent from its operands (deduplicating overlays by design_key), an explicit instance is applied the same way, a state passed as an output is written in place, and h[a:b] is a byte-range view. Tracing yields a runlist with names from roles and the pinned sizes; CompiledGraph builds it through OperatorSequence and writes bound values through the parameter scratchpad. Two rules fell out: a flat declared buffer takes an operand of any rank, and every overlay tunable now has a device default (elementwise tiles of 256 and every column the shim budget allows; RMSNorm one core; transpose 64 x 64 x 8), so inferred construction needs no tuning arguments. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 27 +- iron/__init__.py | 26 ++ iron/common/build.py | 18 +- iron/common/declare.py | 92 +++- iron/common/graph.py | 700 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/common/operator_bases.py | 58 ++- iron/common/utils.py | 8 + iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 21 +- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 20 +- iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 43 +- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 8 +- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 26 +- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 253 +++++++++++ 13 files changed, 1246 insertions(+), 54 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/graph.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/graph.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index f82a03fded..d69187a6c9 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -858,6 +858,7 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | mem_copy (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py` | whole, partial and tiny sizes: elements filled equal elements drained, padding groups awaited | **needs a run**: idle-fifo placement moved from the design into `build_design` (`RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile)`) | | swiglu_prefill_stream (ยง9 `from_spec`) | `iron/common/declare.py`, `iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py` | a class from literal shapes, params, key and a custom artifact; the stream group built on it (import only: stream-dse is absent here) | **needs a run** with stream-dse | | step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | +| graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | **needs a run**: `CompiledGraph` builds through `OperatorSequence` and writes values through `params`; untested against a toolchain | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm @@ -895,8 +896,30 @@ strided_copy's `*_offset_parameter` fields and softmax's They go with the llama rewrite. The snapshot test is gone with its purpose; the shape regression net is now the per-operator device-free tests in `iron/tests/common`, which pin shapes, tuning, residents and -transfers rather than a recorded table. Remaining in step 3: the two -swiglu composites as graph functions (which wait on step 6). The snapshot +transfers rather than a recorded table. + +Step 6 is in: `@iron.graph` traces a function on handles, where a class +call on handles (`GEMV(w, h)`) infers, deduplicates the overlay by +`design_key()` and records, an instance call records against that +instance, a bare tensor is a weight, `iron.state(...)` is a pinned buffer +the graph writes into by passing it as an output, keyword-only parameters +annotated `Scratchpad[T]`/`DispatchTime[T]` are per-call values bound to +an operator's members (`use_value` enables them; two handles on one +instance is an error), and `h[a:b]` is a byte-range view. Three rules the +tracing forced: a flat declared buffer (`In(size)`) takes an operand of any +rank; every overlay tunable has a device default (elementwise tiles of +256, every column the shim budget allows, RMSNorm one core, transpose 64 x +64 x 8) so inferred construction needs no tuning arguments, and a call site +that knows its extent passes better ones; construction goes through each +class's `_classic` translation so derived overlay fields (a transfer size) +are filled the same way on both paths. Lowering targets `OperatorSequence` +as it stands (a fused ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbins on NPU1); `compile(dev, +boundaries=, image=)` and the image rules are step 5. O2 is settled as the +kwargs spelling (`GEMV(wk, x, num_aie_columns=8)`). O9 stands: the class +tells the two calls apart by receiving handles. O10: state is zero at +upload, read and written through `CompiledGraph.buffer(state)`, and sized +by its declaration; a module with two graphs over one state is step 5. +Remaining in step 3: the two swiglu composites as graph functions. The snapshot entries for Softmax and Transpose were re-pinned to their 2-D shapes and WeightedRMSNorm added to the case matrix. Every operator now serves `get_arg_spec()` from its declared buffers. diff --git a/iron/__init__.py b/iron/__init__.py index e69de29bb2..bcd8de884e 100644 --- a/iron/__init__.py +++ b/iron/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,26 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""IRON: operators for the NPU, and graph functions over them. + +``iron.graph`` and ``iron.state`` are imported on first use, so ``import +iron`` stays light. +""" + +import importlib + +_LAZY = { + "graph": "iron.common.graph", + "state": "iron.common.graph", + "GraphFunction": "iron.common.graph", + "CompiledGraph": "iron.common.graph", +} + +__all__ = sorted(_LAZY) + + +def __getattr__(name): + module = _LAZY.get(name) + if module is None: + raise AttributeError(f"module {__name__!r} has no attribute {name!r}") + return getattr(importlib.import_module(module), name) diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 46b23bd352..8966e47617 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -350,9 +350,17 @@ def _derived(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay) -> None: # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -def _symbol(op: Operator, value: BoundValue) -> str: - """The device symbol of a per-call value: stable across processes, unique per instance.""" - return f"{op.name}_{value.name}" +def value_symbol(op: Operator, value: BoundValue) -> str: + """The device symbol of a per-call value: stable across processes, unique per instance. + + What the host writes through the parameter scratchpad; the operator's + own ``value_symbol`` override (a legacy spelling) wins when it exists. + """ + owner = op if value.name in {v.name for v in op.values} else op.ov + return owner.value_symbol(value) or f"{op.name}_{value.name}" + + +_symbol = value_symbol def build_design( @@ -386,7 +394,7 @@ def build_design( # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. for value in ov.values: - value.symbol = ov.value_symbol(value) or _symbol(op, value) + value.symbol = value_symbol(op, value) value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) for value in op.values: if value.kind == "dispatch": @@ -394,7 +402,7 @@ def build_design( f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name} is a DispatchTime value; generated " f"sequences arrive with the packaging step (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8)" ) - value.symbol = op.value_symbol(value) or _symbol(op, value) + value.symbol = value_symbol(op, value) value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) workers = ov.design(target) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index bdb5f5d8ef..a07a068dbe 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -56,6 +56,8 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from abc import ABCMeta + from .base import AIERuntimeArgSpec, MLIROperator @@ -384,6 +386,18 @@ class StreamOut(_Stream): direction = "out" +class ValueSpec: + """``Scratchpad[np.int32]``: the annotation of a graph function's per-call parameter.""" + + __slots__ = ("kind", "dtype") + + def __init__(self, kind: str, dtype: Any) -> None: + self.kind, self.dtype = kind, dtype + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{self.kind}[{np.dtype(self.dtype).name}]" + + class _Value(_Member): """A per-call scalar. See :class:`Scratchpad` and :class:`DispatchTime`.""" @@ -392,6 +406,9 @@ class _Value(_Member): def __init__(self, dtype: Any = np.int32) -> None: self.dtype = dtype + def __class_getitem__(cls, dtype) -> ValueSpec: + return ValueSpec(cls.kind, dtype) + def __repr__(self) -> str: return f"{type(self).__name__}({np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" @@ -1256,8 +1273,25 @@ def name_parts(self) -> list[str]: O = TypeVar("O", bound=Overlay) +class _OperatorMeta(ABCMeta): + """``GEMV(w, h)`` inside a graph function records a step; anything else constructs. + + The class tells the two apart by whether it received graph handles (or + host tensors, which a graph closes over as weights); see + :mod:`iron.common.graph`. Outside a graph the call constructs as usual. + """ + + def __call__(cls, *args, **kwargs): + from . import graph as _graph + + tracer = _graph.current() + if tracer is not None and args and all(_graph.is_operand(a) for a in args): + return tracer.call(cls, args, kwargs) + return super().__call__(*args, **kwargs) + + @dataclasses.dataclass(eq=False, repr=True) -class Operator(MLIROperator, Generic[O]): +class Operator(MLIROperator, Generic[O], metaclass=_OperatorMeta): """A host ABI declared against an overlay. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. Declare ``dim()`` fields and buffers (``In``/``Out``/``InOut`` naming their @@ -1370,10 +1404,45 @@ def uses_value(self, name: str) -> bool: A value an instance does not use gets no device parameter and no sync. The default is every declared value; an operator whose values are optional (a strided copy with or without a patched offset) - overrides this. + overrides this, and a graph binding one calls :meth:`use_value`. """ return True + def use_value(self, name: str) -> None: + """Record that a graph binds the per-call value ``name`` on this instance.""" + if not any(isinstance(m, _Value) and m.name == name for m in self._members): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(self).__name__} declares no per-call value {name!r}" + ) + self.__dict__.setdefault("_used_values", set()).add(name) + + @property + def used_values(self) -> frozenset: + return frozenset(self.__dict__.get("_used_values", ())) + + # -- graph functions --------------------------------------------------- + + @classmethod + def resolve_class(cls, n_operands: int, kwargs: dict) -> type: + """The class a graph call with ``n_operands`` operands constructs. + + The default is the class itself; a family that picks a subclass from + its arguments (RMSNorm with a weight) overrides. + """ + return cls + + def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs): + """An explicit instance applied to graph handles records a step.""" + from . import graph as _graph + + tracer = _graph.current() + if tracer is None: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(self).__name__} instances are called on graph handles inside " + f"an @iron.graph function; outside one, compile() and get_callable()" + ) + return tracer.call(self, args, kwargs) + def _bind(self) -> None: bound: dict[str, Any] = {} for m in self._members: @@ -1438,12 +1507,14 @@ def operator_ns(ns): ) @classmethod - def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, **given) -> dict[str, Any]: + def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, outputs=(), **given) -> dict[str, Any]: """Bind dimension fields from operand shapes, in ``In`` declaration order. A lookup, not a solver: each declared dimension is a field or a literal. Returns ``{field: value}`` for both the operator's and the overlay's fields; ``given`` pins values and is checked for agreement. + ``outputs`` are the shapes of caller-supplied ``Out`` buffers, in + declaration order, which bind the same way. """ ins = [ m @@ -1455,6 +1526,15 @@ def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, **given) -> dict[str, Any]: f"{cls.__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " f"({', '.join(m.name for m in ins)}), got {len(operand_shapes)}" ) + outs = [ + m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction == "out" + ] + if outputs and len(outputs) != len(outs): + raise TypeError( + f"{cls.__name__} produces {len(outs)} output(s) " + f"({', '.join(m.name for m in outs)}), got {len(outputs)}" + ) + pairs = list(zip(ins, operand_shapes)) + list(zip(outs, outputs)) bound: dict[str, Any] = dict(given) origin: dict[str, str] = {k: "given" for k in given} @@ -1468,7 +1548,7 @@ def bind(ref: DimRef, value: int, where: str) -> None: bound[key] = value origin.setdefault(key, where) - for m, shape in zip(ins, operand_shapes): + for m, shape in pairs: shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) dims = list(m.dims) leading = dims[0] if dims and isinstance(dims[0], _Optional) else None @@ -1509,6 +1589,10 @@ def bind(ref: DimRef, value: int, where: str) -> None: else: expanded.append(d) dims = expanded + if len(dims) == 1 and len(shape) != 1: + # A flat buffer takes an operand of any rank: its one + # dimension is the element count. + shape = (int(np.prod(shape)) if shape else 1,) if len(shape) != len(dims): raise ValueError( f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)} {shape}, " diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..161988155a --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -0,0 +1,700 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Graph functions: a graph is a Python function traced on handles. + +Inputs are its positional parameters, outputs its return values, weights +what it closes over, state an :func:`state` object created outside, and +per-call scalars its keyword-only parameters annotated ``Scratchpad[T]`` or +``DispatchTime[T]``. Operators are called on handles: ``GEMV(w, h)`` infers +its overlay and extent from its arguments (deduplicating overlays by +``design_key``), and an explicit instance ``q(w, h)`` is applied the same way. + + kv = [iron.state((n_kv, MAX, head_dim)) for _ in range(n_layers)] + + @iron.graph + def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + h = RMSNorm(x, model.norm.weight) + k = RoPE(GEMV(wk, h), angles) + StridedCopy(k, kv[0], out_offset=pos) + return GEMV(wo, h) + + net = decode.compile(dev, x=(1, emb), angles=(1, head_dim)) + logits = net(x_tok, ang_tok, pos=n * head_dim) + +Tracing produces a :class:`TracedGraph`: the runlist, the buffer names and +sizes, the value bindings. It is pure bookkeeping and needs no toolchain. +:meth:`GraphFunction.compile` hands that to :class:`OperatorSequence` for +the image (a fused ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbins on NPU1) and returns a +:class:`CompiledGraph` to call. Calling an uncompiled graph with real +tensors compiles for their shapes, says so once, and dispatches. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +import inspect +import itertools +from math import prod +from typing import Any + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from .declare import Operator, Overlay, ValueSpec, _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value + +_STACK: list = [] + + +def current(): + """The tracer a graph function is being traced under, or ``None``.""" + return _STACK[-1] if _STACK else None + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Handles +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class Handle: + """A traced tensor: a buffer of the graph, with a shape and a dtype. + + Carries no data. ``h[a:b]`` is a static slice along the leading axis; it + is a view into the parent's buffer, so it costs nothing at run time. + """ + + __slots__ = ("shape", "dtype", "name", "role", "parent", "start") + + def __init__(self, shape, dtype, name, role, parent=None, start=0): + self.shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) + self.dtype = dtype + self.name = name + self.role = role # input | output | weight | state | intermediate | slice + self.parent = parent + self.start = start # element offset into the parent, for a slice + + @property + def elements(self) -> int: + return prod(self.shape) if self.shape else 1 + + @property + def nbytes(self) -> int: + return self.elements * np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize + + @property + def buffer_name(self) -> str: + """The name the runlist uses: a slice is ``parent[start:stop]`` in bytes.""" + if self.parent is None: + return self.name + item = np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize + return f"{self.parent.buffer_name}[{self.start * item}:{(self.start + self.elements) * item}]" + + def __getitem__(self, index) -> "Handle": + if self.parent is not None: + raise TypeError("slicing a slice is not supported; slice the parent") + n = self.shape[0] + if isinstance(index, int): + if not -n <= index < n: + raise IndexError(f"index {index} out of range for {self.shape}") + index = index % n + start, stop, shape = index, index + 1, self.shape[1:] + elif isinstance(index, slice): + if index.step not in (None, 1): + raise ValueError("only unit steps are supported") + start, stop, _ = index.indices(n) + if stop <= start: + raise ValueError(f"empty slice {index}") + shape = (stop - start,) + self.shape[1:] + else: + raise TypeError("a handle is sliced along its leading axis only") + inner = prod(self.shape[1:]) if len(self.shape) > 1 else 1 + return Handle(shape, self.dtype, self.name, "slice", self, start * inner) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Handle({self.buffer_name!r}, {list(self.shape)}, {np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" + + +class State: + """A tensor that persists on the device across calls (a KV cache). + + Created outside the graph function with :func:`state` and closed over. + Zero when the graph is first uploaded; read and written through + :meth:`CompiledGraph.buffer`. + """ + + __slots__ = ("shape", "dtype", "name", "host") + + def __init__(self, shape, dtype=bfloat16, name=None): + self.shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) + self.dtype = dtype + self.name = name + self.host = None # the reference path's copy, made on first use + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"State({self.name or ''}{list(self.shape)})" + + +def state(shape, dtype=bfloat16, name=None) -> State: + """Declare device-resident state a graph function closes over.""" + return State(shape, dtype, name) + + +class Value: + """A per-call scalar parameter of a graph function.""" + + __slots__ = ("name", "kind", "dtype") + + def __init__(self, name, kind, dtype): + self.name, self.kind, self.dtype = name, kind, dtype + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Value({self.name!r}, {self.kind}[{np.dtype(self.dtype).name}])" + + +def is_operand(x) -> bool: + """A graph handle, a state, or a host tensor (a weight).""" + if isinstance(x, (Handle, State)): + return True + if isinstance(x, (Overlay, Operator, type)): + return False + return hasattr(x, "shape") and hasattr(x, "dtype") + + +def _tensor_dtype(t): + dt = getattr(t, "dtype", None) + name = str(dt).replace("torch.", "") + return { + "bfloat16": bfloat16, + "float32": np.float32, + "int32": np.int32, + "int8": np.int8, + "uint8": np.uint8, + "int16": np.int16, + }.get(name, dt) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Tracing +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@dataclasses.dataclass +class Step: + op: Operator + slots: list # the handle in each of the operator's buffers, in declaration order + inputs: list # handles consumed + outputs: list # handles produced + + @property + def names(self) -> list: + """Buffer names in declaration order, as the runlist spells them.""" + return [h.buffer_name for h in self.slots] + + +@dataclasses.dataclass +class TracedGraph: + """What tracing a graph function for given shapes produced.""" + + name: str + steps: list + inputs: list # Handles, in parameter order + outputs: list # Handles returned + values: list # Values, in parameter order + pinned: dict # buffer name -> nbytes, for weights, states and slice parents + weights: dict # id(tensor) -> (tensor, Handle) + states: dict # id(State) -> Handle + bindings: list # (op, member name, Value) + + @property + def runlist(self) -> list: + return [(s.op, *s.names) for s in self.steps] + + @property + def input_args(self) -> list: + return [h.name for h in self.inputs] + + @property + def output_args(self) -> list: + return [h.name for h in self.outputs] + + @property + def operators(self) -> list: + seen = {} + for s in self.steps: + seen.setdefault(id(s.op), s.op) + return list(seen.values()) + + @property + def overlays(self) -> list: + seen = {} + for op in self.operators: + seen.setdefault(op.ov.design_key(), op.ov) + return list(seen.values()) + + +class Tracer: + """Records operator calls on handles while a graph function runs.""" + + def __init__(self, name: str, names_from=None): + self.name = name + self.steps: list[Step] = [] + self.weights: dict[int, tuple] = {} + self.states: dict[int, Handle] = {} + self.overlays: dict = {} + self.bindings: list = [] + self._bound: dict[int, dict] = {} # id(op) -> {member: Value} + self._counter = itertools.count() + self._names = {} + if names_from is not None: + self._names = {id(p): n for n, p in names_from.named_parameters()} + + def __enter__(self): + _STACK.append(self) + return self + + def __exit__(self, *exc): + _STACK.pop() + + # -- operands --------------------------------------------------------- + + def operand(self, x) -> Handle: + if isinstance(x, Handle): + return x + if isinstance(x, State): + key = id(x) + if key not in self.states: + x.name = x.name or f"state{len(self.states)}" + self.states[key] = Handle(x.shape, x.dtype, x.name, "state") + return self.states[key] + if is_operand(x): + key = id(x) + if key not in self.weights: + name = self._names.get(key) or f"w{len(self.weights)}" + self.weights[key] = ( + x, + Handle(x.shape, _tensor_dtype(x), name, "weight"), + ) + return self.weights[key][1] + raise TypeError(f"{x!r} is not a graph handle, a state, or a tensor") + + # -- calls ------------------------------------------------------------- + + def call(self, target, args, kwargs): + """Record ``target(*args, **kwargs)``. + + ``args`` are the operator's inputs, optionally followed by its + outputs (a state it writes into); ``kwargs`` are per-call value + handles for its value members, and otherwise construction arguments + (dimensions, tunables, flags) when ``target`` is a class. + """ + operands = [self.operand(a) for a in args] + kwargs = dict(kwargs) + if isinstance(target, type): + cls = target.resolve_class(len(operands), kwargs) + value_kwargs = self._split_values(cls, kwargs) + n_in = sum( + 1 + for m in cls._members + if isinstance(m, _Buffer_) and m.direction != "out" + ) + op = self._construct(cls, operands[:n_in], operands[n_in:], kwargs) + else: + op = target + value_kwargs = self._split_values(type(op), kwargs) + if kwargs: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__} instance called with unexpected keyword " + f"arguments {sorted(kwargs)}" + ) + for name, value in value_kwargs.items(): + self._bind(op, name, value) + return self._record(op, operands) + + @staticmethod + def _split_values(cls, kwargs) -> dict: + names = {m.name for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Value)} + return {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} + + def _construct(self, cls, inputs, outputs, kwargs) -> Operator: + overlay_cls = cls._overlay_class + dim_kwargs = { + k: v + for k, v in kwargs.items() + if k in cls._dim_fields + or (overlay_cls is not None and k in overlay_cls._dim_fields) + } + inferred = cls.infer( + *[h.shape for h in inputs], + outputs=[h.shape for h in outputs], + **dim_kwargs, + ) + # The class's own translation splits overlay fields from the + # operator's and fills what it derives (a transfer size, a dtype + # spelling), exactly as the keyword constructor does. + ov, op_kwargs = cls._classic({**kwargs, **inferred}) + # One build per distinct overlay: equal keys are one array. + ov = self.overlays.setdefault(ov.design_key(), ov) + return cls(ov, **op_kwargs) + + def _bind(self, op, name, value) -> None: + if not isinstance(value, Value): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{name} takes a per-call value handle (a " + f"keyword-only parameter of the graph function), got {value!r}" + ) + bound = self._bound.setdefault(id(op), {}) + if name in bound and bound[name] is not value: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{name} is bound to {bound[name]!r} at an " + f"earlier call site and to {value!r} here; one instance has one " + f"value, bind one handle at every site or use two instances" + ) + if name not in bound: + op.use_value(name) + bound[name] = value + self.bindings.append((op, name, value)) + + def _record(self, op, operands): + buffers = op.buffers + ins = [b for b in buffers if b.direction in ("in", "inout")] + outs = [b for b in buffers if b.direction == "out"] + if len(operands) == len(ins): + given_outs = [] + elif len(operands) == len(ins) + len(outs): + given_outs = operands[len(ins) :] + else: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " + f"({', '.join(b.name for b in ins)}), optionally followed by " + f"{len(outs)} output(s); got {len(operands)}" + ) + for h, b in zip(operands, ins + outs): + if h.elements != b.elements: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{b.name} is {b.shape} " + f"({b.elements} elements); operand {h!r} has {h.elements}" + ) + if np.dtype(h.dtype) != np.dtype(b.dtype): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{b.name} is {np.dtype(b.dtype).name}; " + f"operand {h!r} is {np.dtype(h.dtype).name}" + ) + slots, outputs, it, given = [], [], iter(operands[: len(ins)]), iter(given_outs) + for b in buffers: + if b.direction == "in": + slots.append(next(it)) + elif b.direction == "inout": + h = next(it) + slots.append(h) + outputs.append(h) # in place: the handle given is the result + elif given_outs: + slots.append(next(given)) # written where the caller said + else: + h = Handle( + b.shape, + b.dtype, + f"{type(op).__name__.lower()}{next(self._counter)}", + "intermediate", + ) + slots.append(h) + outputs.append(h) + self.steps.append( + Step(op, slots, operands[: len(ins)], outputs + list(given_outs)) + ) + if not outputs: + return None + return outputs[0] if len(outputs) == 1 else tuple(outputs) + + # -- the result ---------------------------------------------------------- + + def finish(self, inputs, outputs, values) -> TracedGraph: + pinned = {} + for _, h in self.weights.values(): + pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes + for h in self.states.values(): + pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes + # A slice's parent must have an explicit size, whatever produced it. + for step in self.steps: + for h in step.inputs + step.outputs: + if h.parent is not None and h.parent.role == "intermediate": + pinned.setdefault(h.parent.name, h.parent.nbytes) + return TracedGraph( + self.name, + self.steps, + inputs, + outputs, + values, + pinned, + self.weights, + self.states, + self.bindings, + ) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Graph functions +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _shape_and_dtype(spec): + """``(shape)`` or ``((shape), dtype)``.""" + if ( + isinstance(spec, tuple) + and len(spec) == 2 + and isinstance(spec[0], (tuple, list)) + ): + return tuple(spec[0]), spec[1] + return tuple(spec), bfloat16 + + +class GraphFunction: + """A function decorated with :func:`graph`.""" + + def __init__(self, fn, names_from=None): + self.fn = fn + self.names_from = names_from + self.__name__ = fn.__name__ + self.__doc__ = fn.__doc__ + sig = inspect.signature(fn) + self.params = [ + p.name + for p in sig.parameters.values() + if p.kind in (p.POSITIONAL_ONLY, p.POSITIONAL_OR_KEYWORD) + ] + self.value_params = {} + for p in sig.parameters.values(): + if p.kind is p.KEYWORD_ONLY: + ann = p.annotation + if isinstance(ann, type) and issubclass(ann, _Value): + ann = ValueSpec(ann.kind, np.int32) + if not isinstance(ann, ValueSpec): + raise TypeError( + f"{fn.__name__}: keyword-only parameter {p.name!r} is a " + f"per-call value and must be annotated Scratchpad[T] or " + f"DispatchTime[T]" + ) + self.value_params[p.name] = ann + elif p.kind in (p.VAR_POSITIONAL, p.VAR_KEYWORD): + raise TypeError(f"{fn.__name__}: *args/**kwargs are not traceable") + self._compiled = None + + # -- tracing --------------------------------------------------------------- + + def trace(self, **shapes) -> TracedGraph: + """Run the function on handles of the given shapes; return the graph.""" + missing = [p for p in self.params if p not in shapes] + unknown = [k for k in shapes if k not in self.params] + if missing or unknown: + raise TypeError( + f"{self.__name__}: shapes for {missing} missing" + + (f"; {unknown} are not inputs" if unknown else "") + ) + inputs = [] + for name in self.params: + shape, dtype = _shape_and_dtype(shapes[name]) + inputs.append(Handle(shape, dtype, name, "input")) + values = [ + Value(n, spec.kind, spec.dtype) for n, spec in self.value_params.items() + ] + with Tracer(self.__name__, self.names_from) as tracer: + result = self.fn(*inputs, **{v.name: v for v in values}) + outputs = self._outputs(result, tracer) + return tracer.finish(inputs, outputs, values) + + def _outputs(self, result, tracer) -> list: + if result is None: + return [] + items = list(result) if isinstance(result, (tuple, list)) else [result] + outputs = [] + for i, item in enumerate(items): + if not isinstance(item, Handle) or item.parent is not None: + raise TypeError( + f"{self.__name__} returned {item!r}; a graph returns whole " + f"handles produced inside it" + ) + if item.role == "input": + raise TypeError( + f"{self.__name__} returns its input {item.name!r} unchanged" + ) + if item.role == "intermediate": + item.name = f"out{i}" if len(items) > 1 else "out" + item.role = "output" + outputs.append(item) + return outputs + + # -- compiling and calling ----------------------------------------------------- + + def compile(self, dev=None, *, context=None, dispatch="auto", **shapes): + """Compile for the given input shapes and return a :class:`CompiledGraph`.""" + if dev is not None: + import aie.utils as aie_utils + + aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) + traced = self.trace(**shapes) + self._compiled = CompiledGraph(traced, context=context, dispatch=dispatch) + return self._compiled + + def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): + if self._compiled is None: + shapes = { + name: (tuple(t.shape), _tensor_dtype(t)) + for name, t in zip(self.params, tensors) + } + print(f"{self.__name__}: compiling for {shapes}") + self.compile(**shapes) + return self._compiled(*tensors, **values) + + def reference(self, *tensors, **values): + """The same function, each operator run through its ``reference()``.""" + with _ReferenceTracer(self.__name__) as tracer: + return self.fn(*tensors, **{k: values.get(k) for k in self.value_params}) + + +class _ReferenceTracer(Tracer): + """Runs each operator's CPU reference on host tensors as the graph is traced.""" + + def operand(self, x): + return x + + def call(self, target, args, kwargs): + import torch + + tensors = [] + for a in args: + if isinstance(a, State): + if a.host is None: + a.host = torch.zeros(a.shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + a = a.host + tensors.append(a) + kwargs = dict(kwargs) + if isinstance(target, type): + cls = target.resolve_class(len(tensors), kwargs) + self._split_values(cls, kwargs) # per-call values are not modelled here + shapes = [Handle(t.shape, _tensor_dtype(t), "", "input") for t in tensors] + n_in = sum( + 1 + for m in cls._members + if isinstance(m, _Buffer_) and m.direction != "out" + ) + op = self._construct(cls, shapes[:n_in], shapes[n_in:], kwargs) + tensors = tensors[:n_in] + else: + op = target + return op.reference(*tensors) + + +def graph(fn=None, *, names_from=None): + """Declare a graph function; see the module docstring.""" + if fn is None: + return lambda f: GraphFunction(f, names_from) + return GraphFunction(fn, names_from) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The compiled graph +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class CompiledGraph: + """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call.""" + + def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): + from .build import value_symbol + from .sequence import OperatorSequence + + self.traced = traced + for _, name, value in traced.bindings: + if value.kind == "dispatch": + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{value!r}: DispatchTime values arrive with the packaging " + f"step (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8)" + ) + self.symbols = [ + (value.name, value_symbol(op, getattr(op, name)), value.dtype) + for op, name, value in traced.bindings + ] + self.sequence = OperatorSequence( + traced.name, + traced.runlist, + traced.input_args, + traced.output_args, + buffer_sizes=dict(traced.pinned), + dispatch=dispatch, + context=context, + ).compile() + self.callable = self.sequence.get_callable() + self._uploaded = False + + # -- buffers --------------------------------------------------------------- + + def buffer(self, x): + """The device buffer of a state, a weight tensor, or a handle.""" + if isinstance(x, State): + name = self.traced.states[id(x)].name + elif isinstance(x, Handle): + name = x.buffer_name + elif id(x) in self.traced.weights: + name = self.traced.weights[id(x)][1].name + else: + raise KeyError(f"{x!r} is not a state, weight or handle of this graph") + return self.callable.get_buffer(name) + + def _copy_in(self, name, tensor) -> None: + import torch + + if not isinstance(tensor, torch.Tensor): + tensor = torch.as_tensor(np.asarray(tensor)) + view = self.callable.get_buffer(name).torch_view() + view[:] = tensor.reshape(-1).to(view.dtype) + + def upload(self) -> None: + """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer; once.""" + if self._uploaded: + return + for tensor, handle in self.traced.weights.values(): + self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) + self._uploaded = True + + # -- calling --------------------------------------------------------------- + + def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): + if len(tensors) != len(self.traced.inputs): + raise TypeError( + f"{self.traced.name} takes {len(self.traced.inputs)} input(s), " + f"got {len(tensors)}" + ) + self.upload() + for handle, tensor in zip(self.traced.inputs, tensors): + if tuple(tensor.shape) != handle.shape: + raise ValueError( + f"{self.traced.name}: input {handle.name} was compiled for " + f"{handle.shape}, got {tuple(tensor.shape)}; a new shape is a " + f"new compile" + ) + self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) + self._write_values(values) + self.callable() + outputs = [self.callable.get_buffer(h.name) for h in self.traced.outputs] + if not outputs: + return None + return outputs[0] if len(outputs) == 1 else tuple(outputs) + + def _write_values(self, values) -> None: + expected = {v.name for v in self.traced.values} + missing, unknown = expected - set(values), set(values) - expected + if missing or unknown: + raise TypeError( + f"{self.traced.name}: per-call values {sorted(missing)} missing" + + (f"; {sorted(unknown)} unknown" if unknown else "") + ) + if not self.symbols: + return + params = getattr(self.callable, "params", None) + if params is None: + raise NotImplementedError( + "per-call values on this dispatch path arrive with the packaging " + "step (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง6, ยง8)" + ) + for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols: + params.write(symbol, np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name])) + params.sync() diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 5988d81b94..6f214ae0e7 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -55,7 +55,12 @@ def reference(self, x): ... tunable, ) from .device_utils import lut_sources -from .utils import get_shim_dma_limit +from .utils import device_columns, get_shim_dma_limit + +# The line an elementwise core streams when nothing else is asked for: small +# enough to divide any extent a model has, at some cost in DMA efficiency. +# Call sites that know their extent pass tile_size for performance. +DEFAULT_TILE = 256 _I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] @@ -76,9 +81,10 @@ class ChanneledUnaryOverlay(Overlay): of one to fit local memory). """ - num_aie_columns: int = tunable() - num_channels: int = tunable() - tile_size: int = tunable() + # None: every column of the device, one channel each, DEFAULT_TILE lines. + num_aie_columns: int | None = tunable(None) + num_channels: int = tunable(1) + tile_size: int | None = tunable(None) # min(tile_size, tile_cap); filled by tuning, never set by a caller. line_size: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) @@ -92,16 +98,25 @@ class ChanneledUnaryOverlay(Overlay): tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 4096 def tuning(self, dev) -> "ChanneledUnaryOverlay": - line_size = min(self.tile_size, self.tile_cap) + tile_size = DEFAULT_TILE if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size + cols = self.num_aie_columns if dev is not None: limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - channels = self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels - if channels > limit: + if cols is None: + cols = min(device_columns(dev), limit // self.num_channels) + if cols * self.num_channels > limit: raise Untunable( - f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({channels}) exceeds ShimDMA " - f"limit of {limit} for this device" + f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({cols * self.num_channels}) " + f"exceeds ShimDMA limit of {limit} for this device" ) - return dataclasses.replace(self, line_size=line_size) + elif cols is None: + raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") + return dataclasses.replace( + self, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=tile_size, + line_size=min(tile_size, self.tile_cap), + ) # -- hooks for kernels with extra arguments ----------------------------- @@ -215,8 +230,10 @@ class BinaryElementwiseOverlay(Overlay): limit is enforced as ``num_aie_columns * 2``. """ - tile_size: int = tunable() - num_aie_columns: int = tunable(8) + # None: DEFAULT_TILE, and as many columns as the device's shim budget + # allows two channels each. + tile_size: int | None = tunable(None) + num_aie_columns: int | None = tunable(None) # min(tile_size, 4096); filled by tuning, never set by a caller. per_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) @@ -232,14 +249,25 @@ class BinaryElementwiseOverlay(Overlay): _name_aliases: ClassVar[dict[str, str]] = {"num_aie_columns": "col"} def tuning(self, dev) -> "BinaryElementwiseOverlay": + tile_size = DEFAULT_TILE if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size + cols = self.num_aie_columns if dev is not None: limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - if self.num_aie_columns * 2 > limit: + if cols is None: + cols = min(device_columns(dev), limit // 2) + if cols * 2 > limit: raise Untunable( - f"num_aie_columns ({self.num_aie_columns}) exceeds ShimDMA limit " + f"num_aie_columns ({cols}) exceeds ShimDMA limit " f"of {limit // 2} columns for this device" ) - return dataclasses.replace(self, per_tile=min(self.tile_size, 4096)) + elif cols is None: + raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") + return dataclasses.replace( + self, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=tile_size, + per_tile=min(tile_size, 4096), + ) def kernel_source(self, target): return target.kernel_source(self.kernel_name) diff --git a/iron/common/utils.py b/iron/common/utils.py index c3b3bbe73c..1e1105d5ae 100644 --- a/iron/common/utils.py +++ b/iron/common/utils.py @@ -4,6 +4,14 @@ from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model, WireBundle +def device_columns(dev) -> int: + """How many columns the device has: what an overlay defaults its width to.""" + cols = getattr(dev, "cols", None) + if isinstance(cols, int): + return cols + return get_target_model(dev.resolve()).columns() + + def get_shim_dma_limit(dev) -> int: """Return the total number of ShimDMA output channels available on the device. diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index 46b8f99ee4..3b035bb680 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -34,9 +34,10 @@ class DequantOverlay(Overlay): produces ``per_tile`` bf16 values. """ - num_aie_columns: int = tunable() - num_channels: int = tunable() - tile_size: int = tunable() + # None: every column of the device, one channel each, 4096-value tiles. + num_aie_columns: int | None = tunable(None) + num_channels: int = tunable(1) + tile_size: int | None = tunable(None) group_size: int = field(default=32, repr=False) # Filled by tuning: the largest tile 64 KB of L1 holds, and its packed size. per_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) @@ -47,12 +48,22 @@ class DequantOverlay(Overlay): count = Resident(np.int32) def tuning(self, dev) -> "DequantOverlay": - total_cores = self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels + from iron.common.utils import device_columns + + cols = self.num_aie_columns + if cols is None: + if dev is None: + raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") + cols = min(device_columns(dev), 16 // self.num_channels) + tile_size = 4096 if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size + total_cores = cols * self.num_channels if total_cores > 16: raise Untunable(f"total cores ({total_cores}) must be <= 16") - per_tile = min(self.tile_size, 16384) + per_tile = min(tile_size, 16384) return dataclasses.replace( self, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=tile_size, per_tile=per_tile, in_tile=(per_tile // 2) + (per_tile // self.group_size) * 2, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index d97672320d..f695f59d48 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -31,6 +31,7 @@ Overlay, StreamIn, StreamOut, + Untunable, dim, operator, tunable, @@ -52,9 +53,10 @@ class MemCopyOverlay(Overlay): """``num_cores`` copy paths, at most ``num_channels`` per column.""" - num_cores: int = tunable() - num_channels: int = tunable() - tile_size: int = tunable() + # None: one core per column, one channel, 1024-element tiles. + num_cores: int | None = tunable(None) + num_channels: int = tunable(1) + tile_size: int | None = tunable(None) bypass: bool = False # min(tile_size, 8192): one 16 KB line at most; filled by tuning. line_size: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) @@ -69,7 +71,17 @@ class MemCopyOverlay(Overlay): } def tuning(self, dev) -> "MemCopyOverlay": - return dataclasses.replace(self, line_size=min(self.tile_size, 8192)) + from iron.common.utils import device_columns + + cores = self.num_cores + if cores is None: + if dev is None: + raise Untunable("num_cores defaults from the device; none given") + cores = device_columns(dev) * self.num_channels + tile_size = 1024 if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size + return dataclasses.replace( + self, num_cores=cores, tile_size=tile_size, line_size=min(tile_size, 8192) + ) def design(self, target) -> list: from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index 417994bee2..c97001ce2a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ operator, tunable, ) -from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit +from iron.common.utils import device_columns, get_shim_dma_limit from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map _I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] @@ -37,8 +37,10 @@ class RMSNormOverlay(Overlay): """ tile_size: int = dim() - num_aie_columns: int = tunable() - num_channels: int = tunable() + # One core by default: a core normalizes whole rows, and how many rows + # there are is the extent. Call sites with many rows spread them. + num_aie_columns: int = tunable(1) + num_channels: int = tunable(1) epsilon: float = 1e-5 # RMSNorm eps; Llama 1e-5 (default), Gemma 1e-6 # The core's tile: min(tile_size, 8192). Filled by tuning. per_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) @@ -50,15 +52,21 @@ class RMSNormOverlay(Overlay): _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"epsilon": "eps"} def tuning(self, dev) -> "RMSNormOverlay": + cols = self.num_aie_columns if dev is not None: limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - channels = self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels - if channels > limit: + if cols is None: + cols = min(device_columns(dev), limit // (2 * self.num_channels)) + if cols * self.num_channels > limit: raise Untunable( - f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({channels}) exceeds ShimDMA " - f"limit of {limit} for this device" + f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({cols * self.num_channels}) " + f"exceeds ShimDMA limit of {limit} for this device" ) - return dataclasses.replace(self, per_tile=min(self.tile_size, 8192)) + elif cols is None: + raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") + return dataclasses.replace( + self, num_aie_columns=cols, per_tile=min(self.tile_size, 8192) + ) def design(self, target) -> list: from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker @@ -124,19 +132,25 @@ class WeightedRMSNormOverlay(RMSNormOverlay): ) def tuning(self, dev) -> "WeightedRMSNormOverlay": + cols = self.num_aie_columns if dev is not None: limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + if cols is None: + # Room for the weight fill beside the row fills. + cols = min(device_columns(dev), limit // self.num_channels - 1) # (cols * chans) in-fills + chans weight-fills must fit the shim's # host->array channels. - usage = self.num_channels * (self.num_aie_columns + 1) + usage = self.num_channels * (cols + 1) if usage > limit: raise Untunable( - f"weighted RMSNorm with num_aie_columns={self.num_aie_columns}, " + f"weighted RMSNorm with num_aie_columns={cols}, " f"num_channels={self.num_channels} requires {usage} ShimDMA " f"output channels but device only has {limit}" ) + elif cols is None: + raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") # The weight is one tile, so the tile is the whole row. - return dataclasses.replace(self, per_tile=self.tile_size) + return dataclasses.replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols, per_tile=self.tile_size) def design(self, target) -> list: from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker @@ -261,6 +275,13 @@ def __new__(cls, *args, **kwargs): return WeightedRMSNorm(*args, **kwargs) return super().__new__(cls) + @classmethod + def resolve_class(cls, n_operands, kwargs): + # RMSNorm(x, w) in a graph: a bare weight tensor selects the weighted form. + if cls is RMSNorm and (n_operands == 2 or kwargs.pop("weighted", False)): + return WeightedRMSNorm + return cls + @classmethod def _classic(cls, kwargs): kwargs.pop("weighted", None) diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index 7f63e531ba..b54e17a521 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -36,7 +36,8 @@ class StridedCopyOverlay(Overlay): (ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT). An integer multiple is fine; it cycles the buffer. """ - transfer_size: int = tunable() + # Derived from input_sizes by the constructor (per-channel share). + transfer_size: int | None = tunable(None) num_aie_channels: int = tunable(1) dtype: object = field(default=bfloat16, repr=False) @@ -116,10 +117,11 @@ def _classic(cls, kwargs): return super()._classic(kwargs) def uses_value(self, name: str) -> bool: - return { + legacy = { "in_offset": self.input_offset_parameter, "out_offset": self.output_offset_parameter, - }[name] is not None + }[name] + return legacy is not None or name in self.used_values def value_symbol(self, value): return { diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 6c6ad53cf9..51bed70e02 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from typing import ClassVar, Dict +import dataclasses + import numpy as np import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -16,6 +18,7 @@ Resident, StreamIn, StreamOut, + Untunable, dim, operator, optional, @@ -34,11 +37,12 @@ class TransposeOverlay(Overlay): per column, tiles per channel) are residents the sequence writes. """ - m: int = tunable() - n: int = tunable() - s: int = tunable() - num_aie_columns: int = tunable() - num_channels: int = tunable() + # Defaults: 64 x 64 tiles of 8 x 8 sub-tiles, every column, one channel. + m: int = tunable(64) + n: int = tunable(64) + s: int = tunable(8) + num_aie_columns: int | None = tunable(None) + num_channels: int = tunable(1) x = StreamIn(m, n, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) y = StreamOut(m, n, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) @@ -66,6 +70,18 @@ def validate(self) -> None: f"Kernel tile {self.s} needs AIE tile rows > 16 and columns > 16." ) + def tuning(self, dev) -> "TransposeOverlay": + from iron.common.utils import device_columns, get_shim_dma_limit + + cols = self.num_aie_columns + if cols is None: + if dev is None: + raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") + cols = min( + device_columns(dev), get_shim_dma_limit(dev) // self.num_channels + ) + return dataclasses.replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols) + def design(self, target) -> list: from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f5d5897283 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -0,0 +1,253 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Graph functions, traced device-free. + +A graph function run on handles produces a runlist, buffer names and +sizes, and value bindings; nothing here needs a toolchain. What is not +checked here is the image: that is OperatorSequence's job and the +hardware tests' job. +""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +import iron +from iron.common.declare import DispatchTime, Scratchpad +from iron.common.graph import Handle, State, TracedGraph +from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV, GEMVOverlay +from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm +from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU +from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy + +E, H = 2048, 8192 + + +def z(*shape, dtype=bfloat16): + return np.zeros(shape, dtype=dtype) + + +class Dev: + cols = 8 + + def resolve(self): + class R: + name = "npu2" + + return R() + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def shim_limit(monkeypatch): + import iron.common.operator_bases as bases + import iron.operators.rms_norm.op as rms + + monkeypatch.setattr(bases, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) + monkeypatch.setattr(rms, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) + + +def _ffn(): + w_gate, w_up, w_down, norm_w = z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H), z(E) + cache = iron.state((4, 1024 * 64)) + + @iron.graph + def ffn(x, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + h = RMSNorm(x, norm_w) # a bare tensor is a weight + gate = GEMV( + w_gate, h, num_aie_columns=8, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=H // 8 + ) + up = GEMV( + w_up, h, num_aie_columns=8, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=H // 8 + ) + act = ElementwiseMul(SiLU(gate), up) + StridedCopy( # writes state; returns nothing + act[: 4 * 64], + cache, + input_sizes=(4, 64), + input_strides=(64, 1), + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=(1, 4, 64), + output_strides=(0, 1024 * 64, 1), + output_offset=0, + out_offset=pos, + ) + return GEMV(w_down, act, num_aie_columns=8, tile_size_output=E // 8) + + return ffn, dict( + w_gate=w_gate, w_up=w_up, w_down=w_down, norm_w=norm_w, cache=cache + ) + + +def test_tracing_records_the_runlist_with_names_from_roles(): + ffn, refs = _ffn() + t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) + assert isinstance(t, TracedGraph) + assert [(type(op).__name__, *names) for op, *names in t.runlist] == [ + ("WeightedRMSNorm", "x", "w0", "weightedrmsnorm0"), + ("GEMV", "w1", "weightedrmsnorm0", "gemv1"), + ("GEMV", "w2", "weightedrmsnorm0", "gemv2"), + ("SiLU", "gemv1", "silu3"), + ("ElementwiseMul", "silu3", "gemv2", "elementwisemul4"), + ("StridedCopy", "elementwisemul4[0:512]", "state0"), + ("GEMV", "w3", "elementwisemul4", "out"), + ] + assert t.input_args == ["x"] and t.output_args == ["out"] + # Weights, the state and a sliced intermediate keep private addresses. + assert t.pinned == { + "w0": E * 2, + "w1": H * E * 2, + "w2": H * E * 2, + "w3": H * E * 2, + "state0": 4 * 1024 * 64 * 2, + "elementwisemul4": H * 2, + } + + +def test_overlays_are_shared_by_design_key_and_extents_are_not(): + ffn, _ = _ffn() + t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) + gate, up, down = (s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is GEMV) + assert gate.ov is up.ov and gate is not up # one array, two operators + assert down.ov is not gate.ov # a different K is a different array + assert [type(o).__name__ for o in t.overlays] == [ + "WeightedRMSNormOverlay", + "GEMVOverlay", + "SiLUOverlay", + "ElementwiseMulOverlay", + "StridedCopyOverlay", + "GEMVOverlay", + ] + assert (gate.M, gate.ov.K, gate.num_batches) == (H, E, 1) + + +def test_per_call_values_bind_to_the_operator_and_enable_it(): + ffn, _ = _ffn() + t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) + ((op, member, value),) = t.bindings + assert type(op) is StridedCopy and member == "out_offset" + assert value.name == "pos" and value.kind == "scratchpad" + assert op.uses_value("out_offset") and not op.uses_value("in_offset") + assert [v.name for v in op.values] == ["out_offset"] + + +def test_every_traced_operator_tunes_from_the_device_alone(): + ffn, _ = _ffn() + t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) + for op in t.operators: + op.tuned(Dev()) # every default fills; every extent is compatible + silu = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is SiLU).tuned(Dev()) + assert (silu.ov.num_aie_columns, silu.ov.num_channels, silu.ov.tile_size) == ( + 8, + 1, + 256, + ) + norm = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is WeightedRMSNorm).tuned(Dev()) + assert norm.ov.num_aie_columns == 1 # one row: one core + + +def test_a_state_written_by_one_step_is_pinned_and_readable(): + ffn, refs = _ffn() + t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) + handle = t.states[id(refs["cache"])] + assert handle.role == "state" and handle.name == "state0" + assert refs["cache"].name == "state0" + + +def test_slices_are_views_into_the_parent_in_bytes(): + h = Handle((8, 64), bfloat16, "acts", "intermediate") + part = h[2:4] + assert part.shape == (2, 64) and part.buffer_name == "acts[256:512]" + assert h[3].shape == (64,) and h[3].buffer_name == "acts[384:512]" + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="slicing a slice"): + part[0] + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="unit steps"): + h[::2] + + +def test_binding_two_handles_to_one_instance_is_an_error(): + copy = StridedCopy( + input_sizes=(64,), + input_strides=(1,), + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=(64,), + output_strides=(1,), + output_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=64, + output_buffer_size=64, + ) + + @iron.graph + def two(x, *, a: Scratchpad[np.int32], b: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + y = copy(x, out_offset=a) + return copy(y, out_offset=b) + + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="bound to Value\\('a'"): + two.trace(x=(64,)) + + +def test_an_explicit_instance_is_applied_like_the_class(): + ov = GEMVOverlay(K=E, num_aie_columns=8, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=32) + q = GEMV(ov, M=256) + w = z(256, E) + + @iron.graph + def step(x): + return q(w, x) + + t = step.trace(x=(E,)) + assert t.runlist[0][0] is q and t.output_args == ["out"] + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="inside an @iron.graph function"): + q(w, z(E)) + + +def test_shape_mismatch_and_rank_rules(): + w = z(256, E) + + @iron.graph + def bad(x): + return GEMV(w, x) + + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match=r"K is 1024 from B.shape\[0\] but 2048"): + bad.trace(x=(E // 2,)) + add = ElementwiseAdd + + @iron.graph + def flat(x, y): + return add(x, y) # a flat operator takes any rank + + t = flat.trace(x=(4, 512), y=(4, 512)) + assert t.steps[0].op.size == 2048 and t.outputs[0].shape == (2048,) + + +def test_keyword_only_parameters_must_be_annotated_as_values(): + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="annotated Scratchpad"): + + @iron.graph + def f(x, *, n): + return x + + @iron.graph + def g(x, *, n: DispatchTime[np.int32]): + return SiLU(x) + + t = g.trace(x=(1024,)) + assert [(v.name, v.kind) for v in t.values] == [("n", "dispatch")] + + +def test_returning_an_input_or_a_slice_is_refused(): + @iron.graph + def ident(x): + return x + + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="returns its input"): + ident.trace(x=(64,)) + + @iron.graph + def part(x): + return SiLU(x)[:8] + + with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="whole handles"): + part.trace(x=(64,)) From c5ba4f700fb81857ddded7a8d206d9cb898ffe57 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:21:44 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 085/215] swiglu composites as graph functions; CompositeOperator goes swiglu_decode(w_gate, w_up, w_down) and swiglu_prefill(...) return graph functions that close over the weights and call GEMV or GEMM, SiLU and ElementwiseMul on handles; the gate and up projections share one array and, through the new Operator.design_key (class, overlay key, compared fields), one build. A flat-declared output keeps the shape of the operand it is the size of, and handles gain reshape(), so a (rows, cols) activation flows through the elementwise steps into the down projection. The hardware tests move onto compile()/call and read intermediates via net.buffer(handle); the no-padding test checks the rule at trace time. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 11 +- iron/common/__init__.py | 1 - iron/common/base.py | 7 -- iron/common/declare.py | 16 +++ iron/common/graph.py | 20 +++- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py | 100 ++++++++-------- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py | 96 +++++++-------- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py | 113 +++++++----------- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py | 86 ++++++------- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 47 +++++++- .../operators/swiglu_prefill_no_padding.py | 39 +++--- 11 files changed, 283 insertions(+), 253 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index d69187a6c9..77947d27d6 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -858,6 +858,7 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | mem_copy (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py` | whole, partial and tiny sizes: elements filled equal elements drained, padding groups awaited | **needs a run**: idle-fifo placement moved from the design into `build_design` (`RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile)`) | | swiglu_prefill_stream (ยง9 `from_spec`) | `iron/common/declare.py`, `iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py` | a class from literal shapes, params, key and a custom artifact; the stream group built on it (import only: stream-dse is absent here) | **needs a run** with stream-dse | | step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | +| swiglu composites as graph functions (ยง14 step 3, last) | `swiglu_decode/op.py`, `swiglu_prefill/op.py` | traced: five steps, gate and up on one array with one design key, extents from the input shape; the no-padding rule at trace time | **needs a run**: the two hardware tests were rewritten onto `compile()`/call and read intermediates through `net.buffer(handle)` | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | **needs a run**: `CompiledGraph` builds through `OperatorSequence` and writes values through `params`; untested against a toolchain | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | @@ -919,7 +920,15 @@ kwargs spelling (`GEMV(wk, x, num_aie_columns=8)`). O9 stands: the class tells the two calls apart by receiving handles. O10: state is zero at upload, read and written through `CompiledGraph.buffer(state)`, and sized by its declaration; a module with two graphs over one state is step 5. -Remaining in step 3: the two swiglu composites as graph functions. The snapshot + +Step 3 is complete: `swiglu_decode(w_gate, w_up, w_down)` and +`swiglu_prefill(...)` return graph functions closing over the weights; +`CompositeOperator` and the two `OperatorSequence` composites are gone. +Two more graph rules came with them: a flat-declared output (an +elementwise operator) keeps the shape of the operand it is the size of, +and `h.reshape(...)` is a free view. `Operator.design_key()` is now the +class, the overlay's key and every compared field, so a sequence builds +two identical projections once (`share_designs`). The snapshot entries for Softmax and Transpose were re-pinned to their 2-D shapes and WeightedRMSNorm added to the case matrix. Every operator now serves `get_arg_spec()` from its declared buffers. diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 345ef87500..77c8405112 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ from .base import ( AIEOperatorBase, MLIROperator, - CompositeOperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, ) from .operator_bases import ( diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 14397c3b08..3005f69a01 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -249,13 +249,6 @@ def call(*args): return call -class CompositeOperator(AIEOperatorBase): - """Base class for composite operators that chain multiple sub-operators""" - - def __init__(self, context: AIEContext | None = None) -> None: - super().__init__(context) - - @dataclass(frozen=True) class AIERuntimeArgSpec: """Specification for a single runtime argument of an AIE operator.""" diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index a07a068dbe..f51c4fff44 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -1370,6 +1370,22 @@ def value_symbol(self, value: "BoundValue") -> str | None: """An explicit device symbol for a per-call value, or ``None`` for the default.""" return None + def design_key(self): + """Identity for sharing a build: the class, the overlay's key, every compared field. + + Two operators with equal keys generate byte-identical MLIR, so a + sequence builds, prefixes and configures the design once. + """ + return ( + type(self).__qualname__, + self.ov.design_key(), + tuple( + (f.name, getattr(self, f.name)) + for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + if f.compare and f.name not in ("ov", "context") + ), + ) + def tuned(self, dev) -> "Operator": """A copy bound to its own tuned copy of the overlay, with :meth:`compatible` checked.""" ov = self.ov.tuned(dev).copy() diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 161988155a..3313f56317 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -89,6 +89,14 @@ def buffer_name(self) -> str: item = np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize return f"{self.parent.buffer_name}[{self.start * item}:{(self.start + self.elements) * item}]" + def reshape(self, *shape) -> "Handle": + """The same buffer seen with another shape (no data moves).""" + if len(shape) == 1 and isinstance(shape[0], (tuple, list)): + shape = tuple(shape[0]) + if prod(shape) != self.elements: + raise ValueError(f"cannot reshape {self!r} to {list(shape)}") + return Handle(shape, self.dtype, self.name, self.role, self.parent, self.start) + def __getitem__(self, index) -> "Handle": if self.parent is not None: raise TypeError("slicing a slice is not supported; slice the parent") @@ -390,8 +398,16 @@ def _record(self, op, operands): elif given_outs: slots.append(next(given)) # written where the caller said else: + shape = b.shape + # A flat-declared output (an elementwise operator) keeps the + # shape of the operand it is the size of, so a (rows, cols) + # activation stays (rows, cols) through SiLU. + if len(shape) == 1: + like = next((h for h in operands if h.elements == b.elements), None) + if like is not None: + shape = like.shape h = Handle( - b.shape, + shape, b.dtype, f"{type(op).__name__.lower()}{next(self._counter)}", "intermediate", @@ -620,6 +636,8 @@ def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): traced.output_args, buffer_sizes=dict(traced.pinned), dispatch=dispatch, + # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). + share_designs=True, context=context, ).compile() self.callable = self.sequence.get_callable() diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py index 24222ff861..8ef4a63381 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py @@ -1,70 +1,72 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +"""SwiGLU feed-forward for one token, as a graph function. + +``W_down @ (SiLU(W_gate @ x) * (W_up @ x))``. The weights are closed over, +so they are uploaded once; the gate and up projections share one GEMV +array and one build. +""" + import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence +import iron from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul -class SwiGLUDecode(OperatorSequence): - """SwiGLU feed-forward (single-token decode) as an OperatorSequence. +def swiglu_decode(w_gate, w_up, w_down, *, num_aie_columns=None): + """The graph function for one token. - Computes ``W_down @ (SiLU(W_gate @ x) * (W_up @ x))``. Runtime buffers - (via ``get_callable().get_buffer(name)``): input ``in``; persistent weight - scratch ``w_gate`` / ``w_up`` / ``w_down``; output ``out``. + ``w_gate`` and ``w_up`` are ``(hidden_dim, embedding_dim)`` and ``w_down`` + is ``(embedding_dim, hidden_dim)``: the ``(M, K)`` layout GEMV takes, so + a checkpoint's projection weights go in transposed. ``num_aie_columns`` + defaults to half the device's shim budget, as before. """ + hidden_dim, embedding_dim = w_gate.shape + if tuple(w_up.shape) != (hidden_dim, embedding_dim) or tuple(w_down.shape) != ( + embedding_dim, + hidden_dim, + ): + raise ValueError( + f"swiglu_decode: w_gate {tuple(w_gate.shape)}, w_up {tuple(w_up.shape)} " + f"and w_down {tuple(w_down.shape)} do not agree on (hidden, embedding)" + ) - def __init__(self, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy=False, context=None): - self.hidden_dim = hidden_dim - self.embedding_dim = embedding_dim - self.prio_accuracy = prio_accuracy - - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - n_cols = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) // 2 - - gemv_1 = GEMV( - M=self.hidden_dim, - K=self.embedding_dim, - num_aie_columns=n_cols, + @iron.graph + def decode(x): + cols = ( + num_aie_columns or get_shim_dma_limit(aie_utils.get_current_device()) // 2 + ) + gate = GEMV( + w_gate, + x, + num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_input=4, - tile_size_output=self.hidden_dim // n_cols, + tile_size_output=hidden_dim // cols, ) - silu = SiLU( - size=self.hidden_dim, - num_aie_columns=n_cols, - tile_size=self.hidden_dim // (n_cols * 2), + up = GEMV( + w_up, + x, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size_input=4, + tile_size_output=hidden_dim // cols, ) - eltwise_mul = ElementwiseMul( - size=self.hidden_dim, - num_aie_columns=n_cols, - tile_size=self.hidden_dim // n_cols, + swished = SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=hidden_dim // (cols * 2)) + act = ElementwiseMul( + swished, up, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=hidden_dim // cols ) - gemv_2 = GEMV( - M=self.embedding_dim, - K=self.hidden_dim, - num_aie_columns=n_cols, + return GEMV( + w_down, + act, + num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_input=1, - tile_size_output=self.embedding_dim // n_cols, + tile_size_output=embedding_dim // cols, ) - # gemv_1 is reused for both the gate and up projections. - # GEMV arg order is (matrix, vector, output). - runlist = [ - (gemv_1, "w_gate", "in", "left"), - (gemv_1, "w_up", "in", "right"), - (silu, "left", "left_swished"), - (eltwise_mul, "left_swished", "right", "intermediate"), - (gemv_2, "w_down", "intermediate", "out"), - ] + return decode - super().__init__( - name=f"swiglu_decode_e{embedding_dim}_h{hidden_dim}", - runlist=runlist, - input_args=["in"], - output_args=["out"], - context=context, - ) + +SwiGLUDecode = swiglu_decode diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py index 45eb541140..59c05043ed 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py @@ -3,11 +3,14 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import time + import pytest -from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import SwiGLUDecode -from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU +from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode +from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import generate_golden_reference def get_params(): @@ -15,15 +18,13 @@ def get_params(): # Square shape is the historical smoke-test config; the rectangular # shape reflects real decoder-model FFN dims (e.g. Qwen3.5-0.8B # embedding=1024, hidden=3584) that downstream runtimes actually hit. - params_list = [ - (2048, 2048), - (1024, 3584), - ] + return [pytest.param(2048, 2048), pytest.param(1024, 3584)] - params = [] - for p in params_list: - params.append(pytest.param(*p)) - return params + +def _step_output(net, op_type): + """The device buffer holding the output of the graph's one ``op_type`` step.""" + (step,) = [s for s in net.traced.steps if type(s.op) is op_type] + return net.buffer(step.outputs[0]) @pytest.mark.metrics( @@ -34,71 +35,54 @@ def get_params(): def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, aie_context): golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=1, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim) - operator = SwiGLUDecode( - embedding_dim=embedding_dim, hidden_dim=hidden_dim, context=aie_context + # GEMV takes its matrix in (M, K) layout, so the projections go in + # transposed. The graph closes over them: uploaded once, on first call. + ffn = swiglu_decode( + golden_ref["w_gate"].T.contiguous(), + golden_ref["w_up"].T.contiguous(), + golden_ref["w_down"].T.contiguous(), ) - operator.compile() - fc = operator.get_callable() - - # Upload the persistent weight buffers. GEMV takes its matrix in (M, K) - # layout, so the projection weights go in transposed. - fc.get_buffer("w_gate").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["w_gate"].T.reshape(-1) - fc.get_buffer("w_up").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["w_up"].T.reshape(-1) - fc.get_buffer("w_down").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["w_down"].T.reshape(-1) - # Push the persistent weight buffers to the device. - for name in ("w_gate", "w_up", "w_down"): - fc.get_buffer(name).to("npu") - - # Set the per-invocation input. - fc.get_buffer("in").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["input"].reshape(-1) + net = ffn.compile(context=aie_context, x=(1, embedding_dim)) + x = golden_ref["input"] # Warmup - fc() + net(x) start = time.perf_counter() - fc() + out = net(x) elapsed_us = (time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6 - total_bytes = (golden_ref["input"].numel() + embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 + total_bytes = (x.numel() + embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 bandwidth_gbps = total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 print(f"Latency (us): {elapsed_us:.2f}") print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.4f} GB/s") errors = {} - # Bring the buffers we verify back to the host. - for name in ("left_swished", "right", "intermediate", "out"): - fc.get_buffer(name).to("cpu") - - # Verify intermediate result (left_swished * right) against a chained - # reference built from the observed AIE left_swished and right buffers. - # This isolates eltwise_mul from any sub-tolerance drift accumulated in - # the upstream gemv_1 / silu stages that would otherwise be amplified by - # multiplication against a large-magnitude right operand (e.g. silu - # outputs that land near zero for very-negative inputs, where bf16 - # rounding asymmetrically flushes NPU vs fp32-CPU). This mirrors the - # approach used by swiglu_prefill/test.py. - left_swished = fc.get_buffer("left_swished").torch_view().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) - right = fc.get_buffer("right").torch_view().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) - ref_intermediate = left_swished * right - - intermediate = fc.get_buffer("intermediate").torch_view().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) + # Verify the elementwise product against a chained reference built from + # the observed SiLU and up-projection buffers. This isolates it from any + # sub-tolerance drift accumulated upstream that multiplication against a + # large-magnitude operand would amplify. + swished_buf = _step_output(net, SiLU) + product_buf = _step_output(net, ElementwiseMul) + up_step = [s for s in net.traced.steps if s.op is not None][2] + for buf in (swished_buf, product_buf): + buf.to("cpu") + up_buf = net.buffer(up_step.outputs[0]) + up_buf.to("cpu") + left_swished = swished_buf.torch_view().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) + right = up_buf.torch_view().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) + intermediate = product_buf.torch_view().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) errors_intermediate = verify_buffer( - intermediate, - "intermediate", - ref_intermediate, - rel_tol=0.04, - abs_tol=0.4, + intermediate, "intermediate", left_swished * right, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=0.4 ) if errors_intermediate: errors["intermediate"] = errors_intermediate - # Verify output using intermediate result. - # Note: we use the AIE intermediate buffer as reference (rather than - # golden_ref["output"]) because this better matches the bfloat16 precision - # path and isolates errors to gemv_2. + # Verify the output from the observed product, which matches the bf16 + # path and isolates errors to the down projection. ref_output = intermediate @ golden_ref["w_down"] - output = fc.get_buffer("out").torch_view().reshape((1, embedding_dim)) + output = out.torch_view().reshape((1, embedding_dim)) errors_output = verify_buffer( output, "output", ref_output, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=0.4 ) diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py index 64dcf18212..569cce998e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py @@ -1,90 +1,61 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +"""SwiGLU feed-forward over a sequence, as a graph function. + +``W_down @ (SiLU(W_gate @ x) * (W_up @ x))`` for ``seq_len`` tokens. The +weights are closed over, so they are uploaded once; the gate and up +projections share one GEMM array and one build. Nothing is padded: a +sequence length the GEMM cannot tile is an error at trace time. +""" + import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence +import iron from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul -class SwiGLUPrefill(OperatorSequence): - """SwiGLU feed-forward (full-sequence prefill) as an OperatorSequence. +def swiglu_prefill(w_gate, w_up, w_down, *, prio_accuracy=False, num_aie_columns=None): + """The graph function for a sequence. - Computes ``W_down @ (SiLU(W_gate @ x) * (W_up @ x))`` over ``seq_len`` - tokens. Runtime buffers (via ``get_callable().get_buffer(name)``): input - ``in``; persistent weight scratch ``w_gate`` / ``w_up`` / ``w_down``; - output ``out``. + ``w_gate`` and ``w_up`` are ``(embedding_dim, hidden_dim)`` and ``w_down`` + is ``(hidden_dim, embedding_dim)``: the ``(K, N)`` layout GEMM's ``B`` + takes, so a checkpoint's projection weights go in as they are. """ - - def __init__( - self, seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy=False, context=None + embedding_dim, hidden_dim = w_gate.shape + if tuple(w_up.shape) != (embedding_dim, hidden_dim) or tuple(w_down.shape) != ( + hidden_dim, + embedding_dim, ): - self.seq_len = seq_len - self.hidden_dim = hidden_dim - self.embedding_dim = embedding_dim - self.prio_accuracy = prio_accuracy - - # GEMM, SiLU, ElementwiseMul require input shapes that meet hardware - # alignment requirements (e.g. GEMM needs M % (tile_m * 4) == 0). We - # read the dims back off gemm_1 only to size SiLU/ElementwiseMul - # from the same source GEMM validated, not because they differ. - accuracy_flags = {} - if self.prio_accuracy: - accuracy_flags = { - "emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16": False, - "prio_accuracy": True, - "round_conv_even": True, - } - - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - n_cols = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) // 2 - - gemm_1 = GEMM( - M=self.seq_len, - K=self.embedding_dim, - N=self.hidden_dim, - num_aie_columns=n_cols, - **accuracy_flags, + raise ValueError( + f"swiglu_prefill: w_gate {tuple(w_gate.shape)}, w_up {tuple(w_up.shape)} " + f"and w_down {tuple(w_down.shape)} do not agree on (embedding, hidden)" ) - self.seq_len_aligned = gemm_1.M - self.embedding_dim_aligned = gemm_1.K - self.hidden_dim_aligned = gemm_1.N - - silu = SiLU( - size=self.seq_len_aligned * self.hidden_dim_aligned, - num_aie_columns=n_cols, - tile_size=self.hidden_dim_aligned // n_cols, + accuracy = ( + dict( + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=False, prio_accuracy=True, round_conv_even=True ) - eltwise_mul = ElementwiseMul( - size=self.seq_len_aligned * self.hidden_dim_aligned, - num_aie_columns=n_cols, - tile_size=self.hidden_dim_aligned // n_cols, + if prio_accuracy + else {} + ) + + @iron.graph + def prefill(x): + cols = ( + num_aie_columns or get_shim_dma_limit(aie_utils.get_current_device()) // 2 ) - gemm_2 = GEMM( - M=self.seq_len, - K=self.hidden_dim, - N=self.embedding_dim, - num_aie_columns=n_cols, - **accuracy_flags, + gate = GEMM(x, w_gate, num_aie_columns=cols, **accuracy) + up = GEMM(x, w_up, num_aie_columns=cols, **accuracy) + swished = SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=hidden_dim // cols) + act = ElementwiseMul( + swished, up, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=hidden_dim // cols ) + return GEMM(act, w_down, num_aie_columns=cols, **accuracy) - # gemm_1 is reused for both the gate and up projections. - # GEMM arg order is (input, weight, output). - runlist = [ - (gemm_1, "in", "w_gate", "left"), - (gemm_1, "in", "w_up", "right"), - (silu, "left", "left_swished"), - (eltwise_mul, "left_swished", "right", "intermediate"), - (gemm_2, "intermediate", "w_down", "out"), - ] + return prefill - super().__init__( - name=f"swiglu_prefill_s{seq_len}_e{embedding_dim}_h{hidden_dim}", - runlist=runlist, - input_args=["in"], - output_args=["out"], - context=context, - ) + +SwiGLUPrefill = swiglu_prefill diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py index 86dd5dd149..4dd8bb4dbf 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py @@ -3,24 +3,27 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import time + import pytest -from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import SwiGLUPrefill +from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import swiglu_prefill # swiglu_prefill shares the same reference implementation as swiglu_decode: # both compute W3 @ (SiLU(W1 @ x) * (W2 @ x)), differing only in that prefill # operates on a full sequence (M > 1) while decode operates on a single token (M = 1). from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer def get_params(): - params_list = [(256, 2048, 2048, False)] + return [pytest.param(256, 2048, 2048, False)] - params = [] - for p in params_list: - params.append(pytest.param(*p)) - return params + +def _step_output(net, op_type): + (step,) = [s for s in net.traced.steps if type(s.op) is op_type] + return net.buffer(step.outputs[0]) @pytest.mark.metrics( @@ -31,70 +34,49 @@ def get_params(): def test_swiglu_prefill(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy, aie_context): golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=seq_len, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim) - operator = SwiGLUPrefill( - seq_len=seq_len, - embedding_dim=embedding_dim, - hidden_dim=hidden_dim, + # GEMM takes its B operand in (K, N) layout, so the projections go in as + # they are. The graph closes over them: uploaded once, on first call. + ffn = swiglu_prefill( + golden_ref["w_gate"], + golden_ref["w_up"], + golden_ref["w_down"], prio_accuracy=bool(prio_accuracy), - context=aie_context, ) - operator.compile() - fc = operator.get_callable() - - # Upload the persistent weight buffers. GEMM takes its ``B`` operand in - # (K, N) layout, so the projection weights go in un-transposed. - fc.get_buffer("w_gate").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["w_gate"].reshape(-1) - fc.get_buffer("w_up").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["w_up"].reshape(-1) - fc.get_buffer("w_down").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["w_down"].reshape(-1) - # Push the persistent weight buffers to the device. - for name in ("w_gate", "w_up", "w_down"): - fc.get_buffer(name).to("npu") + net = ffn.compile(context=aie_context, x=(seq_len, embedding_dim)) + x = golden_ref["input"] - # Set the per-invocation input. - fc.get_buffer("in").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["input"].reshape(-1) - - # Warmup - fc() + net(x) # warmup start = time.perf_counter() - fc() + out = net(x) elapsed_us = (time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6 - total_bytes = (golden_ref["input"].numel() + seq_len * embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 + total_bytes = (x.numel() + seq_len * embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 bandwidth_gbps = total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 print(f"Latency (us): {elapsed_us:.2f}") print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.4f} GB/s") errors = {} - - # Bring the buffers we verify back to the host. - for name in ("left_swished", "right", "intermediate", "out"): - fc.get_buffer(name).to("cpu") - - # Verify intermediate result (left_swished * right) - left_swished = ( - fc.get_buffer("left_swished").torch_view().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) - ) - right = fc.get_buffer("right").torch_view().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) - ref_2 = left_swished * right - - # Note: intermediate buffer stores the result of eltwise_mul - intermediate = ( - fc.get_buffer("intermediate").torch_view().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) + swished_buf, product_buf = _step_output(net, SiLU), _step_output( + net, ElementwiseMul ) + up_buf = net.buffer(net.traced.steps[1].outputs[0]) + for buf in (swished_buf, product_buf, up_buf): + buf.to("cpu") + left_swished = swished_buf.torch_view().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) + right = up_buf.torch_view().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) + intermediate = product_buf.torch_view().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) errors_2 = verify_buffer( - intermediate, "intermediate", ref_2, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=0.4 + intermediate, "intermediate", left_swished * right, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=0.4 ) if errors_2: errors["intermediate"] = errors_2 - # Verify output using intermediate result - # Note: We use the AIE intermediate buffer as reference (rather than golden_ref["output"]) - # because this better matches the bfloat16 precision path and isolates errors to gemm_2. - # We allow up to 5% of values to exceed these tolerances to handle precision outliers. - # TODO: investigate outliers in output + # Verify the output from the observed product, which matches the bf16 + # path and isolates errors to the down projection. Up to 5% of values + # may exceed the tolerances (precision outliers; TODO: investigate). ref_3 = intermediate @ golden_ref["w_down"] - output = fc.get_buffer("out").torch_view().reshape((seq_len, embedding_dim)) + output = out.torch_view().reshape((seq_len, embedding_dim)) errors_3 = verify_buffer( output, "output", ref_3, rel_tol=0.08, abs_tol=0.4, max_error_rate=0.05 ) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index f5d5897283..78ff75a84f 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -165,6 +165,10 @@ def test_slices_are_views_into_the_parent_in_bytes(): part[0] with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="unit steps"): h[::2] + assert h.reshape(512).shape == (512,) and h.reshape(512).buffer_name == "acts" + assert part.reshape(128).buffer_name == "acts[256:512]" + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="cannot reshape"): + h.reshape(3, 3) def test_binding_two_handles_to_one_instance_is_an_error(): @@ -219,7 +223,7 @@ def flat(x, y): return add(x, y) # a flat operator takes any rank t = flat.trace(x=(4, 512), y=(4, 512)) - assert t.steps[0].op.size == 2048 and t.outputs[0].shape == (2048,) + assert t.steps[0].op.size == 2048 and t.outputs[0].shape == (4, 512) def test_keyword_only_parameters_must_be_annotated_as_values(): @@ -251,3 +255,44 @@ def part(x): with pytest.raises(TypeError, match="whole handles"): part.trace(x=(64,)) + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The two swiglu composites, as graph functions +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def test_swiglu_decode_shares_one_array_and_one_build_for_gate_and_up(monkeypatch): + import iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op as m + + monkeypatch.setattr(m, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) + ffn = m.swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)) + t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) + assert [type(op).__name__ for op, *_ in t.runlist] == [ + "GEMV", + "GEMV", + "SiLU", + "ElementwiseMul", + "GEMV", + ] + gate, up, down = (s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is GEMV) + assert gate.ov is up.ov and gate.design_key() == up.design_key() + assert down.design_key() != gate.design_key() + assert (gate.ov.num_aie_columns, gate.ov.tile_size_output) == (8, H // 8) + assert t.input_args == ["x"] and t.output_args == ["out"] + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="do not agree"): + m.swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(H, E)) + + +def test_swiglu_prefill_traces_over_a_sequence(monkeypatch): + import iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op as m + from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM + + monkeypatch.setattr(m, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) + ffn = m.swiglu_prefill(z(E, H), z(E, H), z(H, E)) + t = ffn.trace(x=(256, E)) + gemms = [s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is GEMM] + assert [(g.M, g.K, g.N) for g in gemms] == [(256, E, H), (256, E, H), (256, H, E)] + assert gemms[0].ov is gemms[1].ov + silu = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is SiLU) + assert silu.size == 256 * H diff --git a/iron/tests/operators/swiglu_prefill_no_padding.py b/iron/tests/operators/swiglu_prefill_no_padding.py index 878291635f..962cc16d4a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/operators/swiglu_prefill_no_padding.py +++ b/iron/tests/operators/swiglu_prefill_no_padding.py @@ -2,31 +2,42 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""SwiGLUPrefill does not pad: it raises for a seq_len its inner GEMM cannot -tile, and the *_aligned attributes just echo the input dims back. +"""swiglu_prefill does not pad: a seq_len its inner GEMM cannot tile is an +error at trace time, and an aligned one traces with the extents it was given. """ import aie.utils as aie_utils +import numpy as np import pytest from aie.iron.device import NPU2 +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import SwiGLUPrefill +from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import swiglu_prefill -def _construct(seq_len, embedding_dim=2048, hidden_dim=2048): +def _trace(seq_len, embedding_dim=2048, hidden_dim=2048): aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) - return SwiGLUPrefill( - seq_len=seq_len, embedding_dim=embedding_dim, hidden_dim=hidden_dim + z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 + ffn = swiglu_prefill( + z(embedding_dim, hidden_dim), + z(embedding_dim, hidden_dim), + z(hidden_dim, embedding_dim), ) + return ffn.trace(x=(seq_len, embedding_dim)) def test_non_aligned_seq_len_raises_instead_of_being_padded(): with pytest.raises(ValueError, match=r"M \(300\) must be a multiple of 256"): - _construct(seq_len=300) - - -def test_aligned_seq_len_constructs_and_aligned_attrs_equal_the_input(): - op = _construct(seq_len=512) - assert op.seq_len_aligned == 512 == op.seq_len - assert op.embedding_dim_aligned == 2048 == op.embedding_dim - assert op.hidden_dim_aligned == 2048 == op.hidden_dim + _trace(seq_len=300) + + +def test_aligned_seq_len_traces_with_the_given_extents(): + t = _trace(seq_len=512) + gemms = [s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is GEMM] + assert [(g.M, g.K, g.N) for g in gemms] == [ + (512, 2048, 2048), + (512, 2048, 2048), + (512, 2048, 2048), + ] + assert gemms[0].ov is gemms[1].ov # gate and up share one array From ef22cbf37bb69ad46a69b4fb68dac35458118363 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:27:16 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 086/215] llama decode as a graph function DecodeGraph closes over the module tree (weights named from it), keeps the per-layer KV caches as iron.state, and takes the cache position and the softmax's valid length as Scratchpad parameters; the per-head transposes become one batched Transpose. llama_npu.py compiles it, calls it per token, and seeds the caches after prefill through CompiledGraph.write, which pushes the bytes to the device. The tracer now binds a per-call value on an overlay-side member too (the dynamic softmax picks its overlay from the binding), and CompiledGraph gains write/read for states and weights. Two behaviours the old decode had are kept and flagged in the plan's carried-risk section as drift candidates: the cumulative vector_size write, and the cache handoff that was never pushed to the device. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 33 +- .../applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py | 153 +++++++ iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 383 ++---------------- iron/common/graph.py | 67 ++- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 13 +- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 125 ++++++ 6 files changed, 403 insertions(+), 371 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 77947d27d6..e1b02e652f 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -859,6 +859,7 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | swiglu_prefill_stream (ยง9 `from_spec`) | `iron/common/declare.py`, `iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py` | a class from literal shapes, params, key and a custom artifact; the stream group built on it (import only: stream-dse is absent here) | **needs a run** with stream-dse | | step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | | swiglu composites as graph functions (ยง14 step 3, last) | `swiglu_decode/op.py`, `swiglu_prefill/op.py` | traced: five steps, gate and up on one array with one design key, extents from the input shape; the no-padding rule at trace time | **needs a run**: the two hardware tests were rewritten onto `compile()`/call and read intermediates through `net.buffer(handle)` | +| llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | **needs a run**: the whole point; parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | **needs a run**: `CompiledGraph` builds through `OperatorSequence` and writes values through `params`; untested against a toolchain | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | @@ -928,7 +929,19 @@ Two more graph rules came with them: a flat-declared output (an elementwise operator) keeps the shape of the operand it is the size of, and `h.reshape(...)` is a free view. `Operator.design_key()` is now the class, the overlay's key and every compared field, so a sequence builds -two identical projections once (`share_designs`). The snapshot +two identical projections once (`share_designs`). + +Step 7 is written: `DecodeGraph` (in the application, importable without +a device) closes over the module tree, keeps the per-layer caches as +`iron.state((n_kv_groups, max_seq_len * head_dim))`, and takes +`cache_offset` and `vector_size` as `Scratchpad[np.int32]` parameters; the +per-head transposes are one batched `Transpose`, and each value binds to +the operator's own member or, for the softmax, to the dynamic overlay's +core-read member (the tracer looks on both). `llama_npu.py` compiles it +against `build_elf`, calls it per token, and seeds the caches after +prefill through `CompiledGraph.write(state, tensor)`, which also pushes +the bytes to the device. Prefill is unchanged (per-operator xclbins, +O11). The snapshot entries for Softmax and Transpose were re-pinned to their 2-D shapes and WeightedRMSNorm added to the case matrix. Every operator now serves `get_arg_spec()` from its declared buffers. @@ -971,3 +984,21 @@ Decision: snapshot the current token stream before step 7 and make parity against that snapshot the gate, not parity against the CPU. Cheapest real probe if revisited: compare NPU versus CPU *logits* for one decode step rather than sampled tokens. + +Two things the rewrite kept as they were, because they may be the drift +and a rewrite is not the place to find out: + +- **The softmax's valid length is written cumulatively.** The old decode + wrote `softmax_vector_size_cum += context_len` into the parameter each + token, so after k tokens the mask length is the sum of the context + lengths so far, not the context length; it passes `max_seq_len` within a + few tokens. If the scratchpad write is absolute (the overlay's core reads + the slot directly), that is the drift. `decode_graph.py` and + `llama_forward_pass_decode` reproduce it and say so; the one-line probe + is to write `context_len` instead. +- **The caches copied after prefill were never pushed.** The old handoff + wrote the prompt's keys and values into the fused arena's host view and + then called `scratch_buffer.to("cpu")`; nothing synced that arena to the + device afterwards, so whether the first decode token saw the prompt + depended on the coherence semantics of that call. The rewrite seeds the + state through `CompiledGraph.write`, which pushes the buffer. diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..dd85c57f70 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py @@ -0,0 +1,153 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Llama decode as a graph function. + +One token through every transformer block, the final norm and the output +head, with the KV caches as device-resident state and the weights closed +over from the module tree. The cache position and the softmax's valid row +length are per-call scratchpad values. Traced here on handles; compiled +by ``llama_npu.py`` against a device, or by a test against nothing. +""" + +import math + +import numpy as np + +import iron +from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad +from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV +from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat +from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm +from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE +from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU +from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax +from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy +from iron.operators.transpose.op import Transpose + + +class DecodeGraph: + """The decode graph function and the state it closes over. + + ``keys[i]`` and ``values[i]`` are the layer caches, each ``(n_kv_groups, + max_seq_len * head_dim)``: the flat per-group layout the strided copy + writes and the repeat reads. ``scale`` is the attention scale as a + tensor, since the elementwise multiply takes one. + """ + + def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=8, tensor=None): + model = config.model + H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim + E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim + L, cols = max_seq_len, num_aie_columns + self.max_seq_len = L + self.keys = [ + iron.state((G, L * D), name=f"keys_cache_{i}") + for i in range(config.n_layers) + ] + self.values = [ + iron.state((G, L * D), name=f"values_cache_{i}") + for i in range(config.n_layers) + ] + # 1/sqrt(head_dim) over every score, as the elementwise multiply wants it. + make = tensor or _numpy_bf16 + self.scale = make(np.full((H, L), 1.0 / math.sqrt(D), dtype=np.float32)) + keys, values, scale = self.keys, self.values, self.scale + + # Matrices are read as the checkpoint ships them, (out, in): GEMV's + # (M, K). Tile choices are the ones decode ran with before. + def proj(weight, x, *, tile_in=4, tile_out): + return GEMV( + weight, + x, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size_input=tile_in, + tile_size_output=tile_out, + ) + + copy_into_cache = dict( + input_sizes=(G, D), + input_strides=(D, 1), + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=(1, G, D), + output_strides=(0, L * D, 1), + output_offset=0, # base; the per-call addend is cache_offset + num_aie_channels=1, + ) + + @iron.graph(names_from=model) + def decode( + x, + angles, + *, + cache_offset: Scratchpad[np.int32], + vector_size: Scratchpad[np.int32], + ): + for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + # + h = RMSNorm(x, blk.norm1.weight) + # + q = proj(blk.attn.q.weight, h, tile_out=D // 2) + k = proj(blk.attn.k.weight, h, tile_out=D // 2) + v = proj(blk.attn.v.weight, h, tile_out=D // 2) + q = RoPE(q.reshape(H, D), angles) + k = RoPE(k.reshape(G, D), angles) + StridedCopy(k, keys[i], out_offset=cache_offset, **copy_into_cache) + StridedCopy( + v.reshape(G, D), + values[i], + out_offset=cache_offset, + **copy_into_cache, + ) + # Every head sees its group's keys and values. + k_all = Repeat(keys[i], repeat=H // G, transfer_size=D) + v_all = Repeat(values[i], repeat=H // G, transfer_size=D) + scores = proj(k_all.reshape(H, L, D), q, tile_out=L // cols) + scores = ElementwiseMul( + scores, scale, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=L // cols + ) + weights = Softmax(scores, vector_size=vector_size) + v_t = Transpose( + v_all.reshape(H, L, D), + num_aie_columns=2, + num_channels=1, + m=256, + n=32, + s=8, + ) + ctx = proj(v_t, weights, tile_out=4) + o = proj(blk.attn.o.weight, ctx.reshape(H * D), tile_out=E // cols) + # + x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) + h = RMSNorm(x, blk.norm2.weight) + gate = proj(blk.ffn.gate.weight, h, tile_out=F // cols) + up = proj(blk.ffn.up.weight, h, tile_out=F // cols) + act = ElementwiseMul( + SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F // cols), + up, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=F // cols, + ) + down = proj(blk.ffn.down.weight, act, tile_in=1, tile_out=E // cols) + x = ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) + # + x = RMSNorm(x, model.norm.weight) + return proj(model.out_head.weight, x, tile_out=32) + + self.graph = decode + + def trace(self, config): + return self.graph.trace(x=(1, config.emb_dim), angles=(1, config.head_dim)) + + def compile(self, config, **kwargs): + return self.graph.compile( + x=(1, config.emb_dim), angles=(1, config.head_dim), **kwargs + ) + + +def _numpy_bf16(array): + from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + + return np.asarray(array, dtype=bfloat16) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index ba16d15900..91ff5018ee 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -24,7 +24,6 @@ sys.path.insert(0, str(repo_root)) from iron.common.context import AIEContext -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ( RMSNorm, GEMM, @@ -33,11 +32,8 @@ ElementwiseMul, SiLU, RoPE, - StridedCopy, - Repeat, - Softmax, - Transpose, ) +from decode_graph import DecodeGraph from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor max_seq_len = 2048 @@ -283,335 +279,17 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): .get_callable() ) - # Decode operator (everything temporally fused) + # Decode: one graph function, compiled to a fused image # ################################################################## - elf_ctx = AIEContext(build_dir="build_elf") - - gemv_attn_query_op = GEMV( - M=config.n_heads * config.head_dim, - K=config.emb_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_size_input=4, - tile_size_output=config.head_dim // 2, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - gemv_attn_key_value_op = GEMV( - M=config.n_kv_groups * config.head_dim, - K=config.emb_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_size_input=4, - tile_size_output=config.head_dim // 2, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - # decode processes 1 query token at a time - rope_queries_op = RoPE( - rows=config.n_heads, cols=config.head_dim, angle_rows=1, context=elf_ctx - ) - - rope_keys_op = RoPE( - rows=config.n_kv_groups, - cols=config.head_dim, - angle_rows=1, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - strided_copy_cache_op = StridedCopy( - input_sizes=(config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim), - input_strides=(config.head_dim, 1), - input_offset=0, - output_sizes=(1, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim), - output_strides=(0, prompt_len * config.head_dim, 1), - output_offset=0, # base; runtime addend supplied via cache_offset parameter - input_buffer_size=1 * config.n_kv_groups * config.head_dim, - output_buffer_size=config.n_kv_groups * prompt_len * config.head_dim, - num_aie_channels=1, - output_offset_parameter="cache_offset", - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - # For decode: per head, (1, head_dim) @ (head_dim, max_context_len) - # Use GEMV: (max_context_len, head_dim) @ (head_dim,) = (max_context_len,) - gemv_attn_scores_op = GEMV( - M=prompt_len, # max possible context length - K=config.head_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_size_input=4, - tile_size_output=prompt_len // 8, - num_batches=config.n_heads, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - attn_scale_op = ElementwiseMul( - size=config.n_heads * prompt_len, - tile_size=prompt_len // 8, - num_aie_columns=8, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - # Softmax operators for attention weights - softmax_op = Softmax( - rows=config.n_heads, - cols=prompt_len, - num_aie_columns=1, - num_channels=1, - rtp_vector_size=prompt_len, # Compile with max size (used as fallback / sanity) - vector_size_parameter="softmax_vector_size", - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - # Fused transpose for all attention heads (decode) - transpose_values_op = Transpose( - M=prompt_len, - N=config.head_dim, - num_aie_columns=2, - num_channels=1, - m=256, - n=32, - s=8, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - # GEMV for attention context: (head_dim, max_context_len) @ (max_context_len,) = (head_dim,) per head - gemv_attn_context_op = GEMV( - M=config.head_dim, - K=prompt_len, # max possible context length - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_size_input=4, - tile_size_output=4, - num_batches=config.n_heads, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - gemv_attn_output_op = GEMV( - M=config.emb_dim, - K=config.n_heads * config.head_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_size_input=4, - tile_size_output=config.emb_dim // 8, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - rms_norm_op = RMSNorm( - size=config.emb_dim, - num_aie_columns=1, - num_channels=1, - tile_size=config.emb_dim, - weighted=True, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - gemv_ffn_up_gate_op = GEMV( - M=config.hidden_dim, - K=config.emb_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_size_input=4, - tile_size_output=config.hidden_dim // 8, - context=elf_ctx, + self.decode.graph = DecodeGraph(config, prompt_len, tensor=_bf16_tensor) + self.decode.net = self.decode.graph.compile( + config, context=AIEContext(build_dir="build_elf") ) - gemv_ffn_down_op = GEMV( - M=config.emb_dim, - K=config.hidden_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_size_input=1, - tile_size_output=config.emb_dim // 8, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - silu_ffn_op = SiLU( - size=config.hidden_dim, - tile_size=config.hidden_dim // 8, - num_aie_columns=8, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - eltwise_mul_ffn_op = ElementwiseMul( - size=config.hidden_dim, - tile_size=config.hidden_dim // 8, - num_aie_columns=8, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - residual_add_op = ElementwiseAdd( - size=config.emb_dim, tile_size=config.emb_dim // 8, context=elf_ctx - ) - - repeat_interleave_op = Repeat( - rows=config.n_kv_groups, - cols=prompt_len * config.head_dim, # Max context length - repeat=config.n_heads // config.n_kv_groups, - transfer_size=config.head_dim, - context=elf_ctx, - ) - - gemv_out_head_op = GEMV( - M=config.vocab_size, - K=config.emb_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_size_input=4, - tile_size_output=32, - context=self.context, - ) - - # Create fused operator - cache_buffer_size = ( - config.n_kv_groups * prompt_len * config.head_dim * 2 - ) # * 2 for bfloat16 - values_per_head_buffer_size = ( - prompt_len * config.head_dim * 2 - ) # * 2 for bfloat16 - values_buffer_size = config.n_heads * values_per_head_buffer_size - - runlist = [] - for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers): - # - runlist.extend( - [ - ( - rms_norm_op, - "x", - f"layers.{layer_idx}.norm1.weight", - "x_norm", - ) # Step 1: RMS normalization - ] - + [ - # - ( - gemv_attn_query_op, - f"layers.{layer_idx}.attn.q.weight", - "x_norm", - "queries", - ), - ( - gemv_attn_key_value_op, - f"layers.{layer_idx}.attn.k.weight", - "x_norm", - "keys", - ), - ( - gemv_attn_key_value_op, - f"layers.{layer_idx}.attn.v.weight", - "x_norm", - "values", - ), - (rope_queries_op, "queries", "rope_angles", "queries"), - (rope_keys_op, "keys", "rope_angles", "keys"), - (strided_copy_cache_op, "keys", f"keys_cache_{layer_idx}"), - (strided_copy_cache_op, "values", f"values_cache_{layer_idx}"), - ( - repeat_interleave_op, - f"keys_cache_{layer_idx}", - "attn_scores_keys", - ), - ( - repeat_interleave_op, - f"values_cache_{layer_idx}", - "attn_scores_values", - ), - (gemv_attn_scores_op, "attn_scores_keys", "queries", "attn_scores"), - (attn_scale_op, "attn_scores", "attn_scale_factor", "attn_scores"), - (softmax_op, "attn_scores", "attn_weights"), - ] - + [ - ( - transpose_values_op, - f"attn_scores_values[{h * values_per_head_buffer_size}:{(h + 1) * values_per_head_buffer_size}]", - f"attn_scores_values_transposed[{h * values_per_head_buffer_size}:{(h + 1) * values_per_head_buffer_size}]", - ) - for h in range(config.n_heads) - ] - + [ - ( - gemv_attn_context_op, - "attn_scores_values_transposed", - "attn_weights", - "attn_context", - ), - ( - gemv_attn_output_op, - f"layers.{layer_idx}.attn.o.weight", - "attn_context", - "attn_output", - ), - # - ] - + [ - (residual_add_op, "x", "attn_output", "x"), - (rms_norm_op, "x", f"layers.{layer_idx}.norm2.weight", "x_norm"), - ( - gemv_ffn_up_gate_op, - f"layers.{layer_idx}.ffn.gate.weight", - "x_norm", - "ffn_gate", - ), - ( - gemv_ffn_up_gate_op, - f"layers.{layer_idx}.ffn.up.weight", - "x_norm", - "ffn_up", - ), - (silu_ffn_op, "ffn_gate", "ffn_gate"), - (eltwise_mul_ffn_op, "ffn_gate", "ffn_up", "ffn_hidden"), - ( - gemv_ffn_down_op, - f"layers.{layer_idx}.ffn.down.weight", - "ffn_hidden", - "ffn_output", - ), - (residual_add_op, "x", "ffn_output", "x"), - ] - ) - # - runlist += [ - (rms_norm_op, "x", "norm.weight", "x"), - (gemv_out_head_op, "out_head.weight", "x", "logits"), - ] - - self.decode.fused_op = OperatorSequence( - "fused_op", - runlist, - input_args=[ # arguments that change between invocations of the fused kernel and therefore need to be synced on each token - "x", - "rope_angles", - ], - output_args=["logits"], - buffer_sizes={ - **{ - f"keys_cache_{layer_idx}": cache_buffer_size - for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers) - }, - **{ - f"values_cache_{layer_idx}": cache_buffer_size - for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers) - }, - **{ - "attn_scores_values": values_buffer_size, - "attn_scores_values_transposed": values_buffer_size, - }, - }, - context=elf_ctx, - ).compile() - - self.decode.fused = self.decode.fused_op.get_callable() - - # Operator static buffers (weights, LUTs) - - # Decode's GEMV reads each projection exactly as the checkpoint ships - # it, so there is no layout to choose here and the parameter name is - # already the buffer name. flatten() adapts to the buffer's shape, not - # the weight's: get_buffer() hands back a 1-D view of the arena. A name - # only one side knows raises here rather than leaving a buffer zeroed. - for name, param in config.model.named_parameters(): - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(name).torch_view()[:] = param.flatten() - scale_factor = 1.0 / math.sqrt(config.head_dim) - self.decode.fused.get_buffer("attn_scale_factor").fill_(scale_factor) - self.decode.fused.input_buffer.to("npu") - self.decode.fused.scratch_buffer.to("npu") - self.decode.fused.output_buffer.to("npu") +def _bf16_tensor(array): + return torch.from_numpy(np.ascontiguousarray(array)).to(torch.bfloat16) # Allocate buffers shared with NPU @@ -1094,39 +772,28 @@ def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): context_len = state.num_preceding_tokens + 1 cache_offset = state.num_preceding_tokens * config.head_dim + # As before: the softmax's valid length is written cumulatively. See + # OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง18 before changing this. state.softmax_vector_size_cum = ( getattr(state, "softmax_vector_size_cum", 0) + context_len ) - params = aie_ops.decode.fused.params - params.write("cache_offset", np.int32(cache_offset)) - params.write("softmax_vector_size", np.int32(state.softmax_vector_size_cum)) - params.sync() - - # Prefill RoPE angle look-up tables - angles_slice = config.angles[ + angles = config.angles[ state.num_preceding_tokens : state.num_preceding_tokens + seq_len ] - aie_ops.decode.fused.get_buffer("rope_angles").torch_view()[ - : - ] = angles_slice.flatten() - # Token embedding (on CPU) - tok_emb_weight = config.model.out_head.weight - x = torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, tok_emb_weight) - aie_ops.decode.fused.get_buffer("x").torch_view().view(-1, config.emb_dim)[ - :seq_len, : - ] = x + x = torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, config.model.out_head.weight) - # Fused NPU operator for all of decode (16 transformer blocks + final norm + final linear layer) - aie_ops.decode.fused.input_buffer.to("cpu") - aie_ops.decode.fused() # SequenceFullELFCallable.__call__() syncs output_buffer to cpu logits = ( - aie_ops.decode.fused.get_buffer("logits") + aie_ops.decode.net( + x.reshape(1, config.emb_dim), + angles.reshape(1, config.head_dim), + cache_offset=cache_offset, + vector_size=state.softmax_vector_size_cum, + ) .to_torch() .view(1, 1, config.vocab_size) ) - return logits, state @@ -1140,15 +807,15 @@ def llama_forward_pass(config, state): if seq_len > 1: ret = llama_forward_pass_prefill(config, state) state.num_preceding_tokens = state.token_ids.shape[1] - # Pass KV cache data onto fused decode operator + # Seed the decode graph's state with the prompt's keys and values. + net, graph = aie_ops.decode.net, aie_ops.decode.graph for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers): - aie_ops.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"keys_cache_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[ - : - ] = (aie_buffers.keys_cache[layer_idx].to_torch().flatten()) - aie_ops.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"values_cache_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[ - : - ] = (aie_buffers.values_cache[layer_idx].to_torch().flatten()) - aie_ops.decode.fused.scratch_buffer.to("cpu") + net.write( + graph.keys[layer_idx], aie_buffers.keys_cache[layer_idx].to_torch() + ) + net.write( + graph.values[layer_idx], aie_buffers.values_cache[layer_idx].to_torch() + ) return ret else: ret = llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state) diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 3313f56317..83dd90e667 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -297,25 +297,35 @@ def call(self, target, args, kwargs): """ operands = [self.operand(a) for a in args] kwargs = dict(kwargs) + # A keyword whose value is a per-call handle binds a value member: the + # operator's own, or one on the overlay a class picks for it (the + # dynamic softmax), which the class's translation sees first. + values = { + k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if isinstance(kwargs[k], Value) + } if isinstance(target, type): cls = target.resolve_class(len(operands), kwargs) - value_kwargs = self._split_values(cls, kwargs) + own = self._split_values(cls, values) n_in = sum( 1 for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer_) and m.direction != "out" ) - op = self._construct(cls, operands[:n_in], operands[n_in:], kwargs) + op = self._construct( + cls, operands[:n_in], operands[n_in:], {**kwargs, **values} + ) else: op = target - value_kwargs = self._split_values(type(op), kwargs) - if kwargs: + own = self._split_values(type(op), values) + if kwargs or values: raise TypeError( f"{type(op).__name__} instance called with unexpected keyword " - f"arguments {sorted(kwargs)}" + f"arguments {sorted(kwargs) + sorted(values)}" ) - for name, value in value_kwargs.items(): + for name, value in own.items(): self._bind(op, name, value) + for name, value in values.items(): + self._bind_overlay(op, name, value) return self._record(op, operands) @staticmethod @@ -362,6 +372,23 @@ def _bind(self, op, name, value) -> None: bound[name] = value self.bindings.append((op, name, value)) + def _bind_overlay(self, op, name, value) -> None: + """Bind a core-read value the operator's overlay declares.""" + if name not in {v.name for v in op.ov.values}: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__} has no per-call value {name!r}, on itself or " + f"on {type(op.ov).__name__}" + ) + bound = self._bound.setdefault(id(op), {}) + if name in bound and bound[name] is not value: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{name} is bound to {bound[name]!r} at an " + f"earlier call site and to {value!r} here" + ) + if name not in bound: + bound[name] = value + self.bindings.append((op, name, value)) + def _record(self, op, operands): buffers = op.buffers ins = [b for b in buffers if b.direction in ("in", "inout")] @@ -625,10 +652,12 @@ def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): f"{value!r}: DispatchTime values arrive with the packaging " f"step (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8)" ) - self.symbols = [ - (value.name, value_symbol(op, getattr(op, name)), value.dtype) - for op, name, value in traced.bindings - ] + self.symbols = [] + for op, name, value in traced.bindings: + bound = getattr(op, name, None) + if bound is None or not hasattr(bound, "kind"): + bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) + self.symbols.append((value.name, value_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) self.sequence = OperatorSequence( traced.name, traced.runlist, @@ -657,6 +686,24 @@ def buffer(self, x): raise KeyError(f"{x!r} is not a state, weight or handle of this graph") return self.callable.get_buffer(name) + def write(self, x, tensor) -> None: + """Copy ``tensor`` into a state's or weight's buffer and push it to the device.""" + buf = self.buffer(x) + view = buf.torch_view() + import torch + + if not isinstance(tensor, torch.Tensor): + tensor = torch.as_tensor(np.asarray(tensor)) + view[:] = tensor.reshape(-1).to(view.dtype) + buf.to("npu") + + def read(self, x): + """A state's or weight's current contents, as a host tensor of its shape.""" + buf = self.buffer(x) + buf.to("cpu") + shape = self.traced.states[id(x)].shape if isinstance(x, State) else x.shape + return buf.to_torch().reshape(tuple(shape)) + def _copy_in(self, name, tensor) -> None: import torch diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index dd9d591b7e..4580d47664 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -170,14 +170,23 @@ class Softmax(Operator[SoftmaxOverlay]): @classmethod def _classic(cls, kwargs): - # The legacy spelling picks the dynamic overlay by naming its symbol. + # A graph binding a per-call vector_size picks the dynamic overlay; the + # legacy spelling does the same by naming its symbol. symbol = kwargs.pop("vector_size_parameter", None) + if kwargs.get("vector_size") is not None and not isinstance( + kwargs["vector_size"], int + ): + kwargs.pop("vector_size") + symbol = symbol or "" if symbol is not None: names = { f.name for f in SoftmaxOverlay.__dataclass_fields__.values() if f.init } ov_kwargs = {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} - return DynamicSoftmaxOverlay(vector_size_symbol=symbol, **ov_kwargs), kwargs + return ( + DynamicSoftmaxOverlay(vector_size_symbol=symbol or None, **ov_kwargs), + kwargs, + ) return super()._classic(kwargs) @property diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index 78ff75a84f..991ba41c9c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -296,3 +296,128 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill_traces_over_a_sequence(monkeypatch): assert gemms[0].ov is gemms[1].ov silu = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is SiLU) assert silu.size == 256 * H + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# llama decode, traced at a scaled-down configuration +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class _Param: + def __init__(self, shape): + self.weight = z(*shape) + + +class _Block: + def __init__(self, E, H, G, D, F): + self.norm1, self.norm2 = _Param((E,)), _Param((E,)) + self.attn = type("attn", (), {})() + self.attn.q, self.attn.k = _Param((H * D, E)), _Param((G * D, E)) + self.attn.v, self.attn.o = _Param((G * D, E)), _Param((E, H * D)) + self.ffn = type("ffn", (), {})() + self.ffn.gate, self.ffn.up = _Param((F, E)), _Param((F, E)) + self.ffn.down = _Param((E, F)) + + +class _Model: + def __init__(self, cfg): + self.layers = [ + _Block( + cfg.emb_dim, cfg.n_heads, cfg.n_kv_groups, cfg.head_dim, cfg.hidden_dim + ) + for _ in range(cfg.n_layers) + ] + self.norm = _Param((cfg.emb_dim,)) + self.out_head = _Param((cfg.vocab_size, cfg.emb_dim)) + + def named_parameters(self): + for i, blk in enumerate(self.layers): + for path in ( + "norm1", + "norm2", + "attn.q", + "attn.k", + "attn.v", + "attn.o", + "ffn.gate", + "ffn.up", + "ffn.down", + ): + obj = blk + for part in path.split("."): + obj = getattr(obj, part) + yield f"layers.{i}.{path}.weight", obj.weight + yield "norm.weight", self.norm.weight + yield "out_head.weight", self.out_head.weight + + +class _Config: + n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 2, 16, 4, 64 + emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 256, 512, 1024 + + def __init__(self): + self.model = _Model(self) + + +def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): + import sys + + sys.path.insert(0, "iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b") + from decode_graph import DecodeGraph + + cfg = _Config() + L = 256 + dg = DecodeGraph(cfg, L) + t = dg.trace(cfg) + kinds = [type(op).__name__ for op, *_ in t.runlist] + per_block = [ + "WeightedRMSNorm", + "GEMV", + "GEMV", + "GEMV", + "RoPE", + "RoPE", + "StridedCopy", + "StridedCopy", + "Repeat", + "Repeat", + "GEMV", + "ElementwiseMul", + "Softmax", + "Transpose", + "GEMV", + "GEMV", + "ElementwiseAdd", + "WeightedRMSNorm", + "GEMV", + "GEMV", + "SiLU", + "ElementwiseMul", + "GEMV", + "ElementwiseAdd", + ] + assert kinds == per_block * cfg.n_layers + ["WeightedRMSNorm", "GEMV"] + assert t.input_args == ["x", "angles"] and t.output_args == ["out"] + assert [v.name for v in t.values] == ["cache_offset", "vector_size"] + # The weights are named from the model; the caches are pinned state. + assert "layers.1.attn.q.weight" in t.pinned and "keys_cache_0" in t.pinned + assert t.pinned["keys_cache_0"] == cfg.n_kv_groups * L * cfg.head_dim * 2 + # One strided copy instance per layer is bound to cache_offset on both of + # its call sites; every softmax binds vector_size on its overlay. + copies = [(op, n) for op, n, v in t.bindings if v.name == "cache_offset"] + assert len(copies) == cfg.n_layers * 2 and all(n == "out_offset" for _, n in copies) + softmaxes = [op for op, n, v in t.bindings if v.name == "vector_size"] + assert len(softmaxes) == cfg.n_layers + assert type(softmaxes[0].ov).__name__ == "DynamicSoftmaxOverlay" + # The same array serves every layer's like projections. + q_ovs = { + id(s.op.ov) + for s in t.steps + if type(s.op) is GEMV + and s.op.M == cfg.n_heads * cfg.head_dim + and s.op.ov.K == cfg.emb_dim + } + assert len(q_ovs) == 1 + # Every operator tunes and is compatible on an 8-column device. + for op in t.operators: + op.tuned(Dev()) From 786851225ce585d51898bed251bfd69cf8afe1fe Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:28:58 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 087/215] packaging: compile(dev, boundaries=, image=) with the derivation rules The image follows from the device, the graph's per-call values and the boundaries: a DispatchTime value, NPU1 or more than one boundary means xclbin, otherwise a full ELF; asking for elf where a rule forbids it is an error naming the reason. elf lowers to the fused ELF and xclbin with each_step to the chained per-operator xclbin; a fused sequence in an xclbin (chunks(n), or image="xclbin" alone) is refused by the spike it waits on. verbose=True prints the plan, including each value's lowering. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 20 ++++- iron/__init__.py | 4 + iron/common/graph.py | 34 +++++++-- iron/common/packaging.py | 130 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/common/packaging.py | 72 ++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 254 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/packaging.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/packaging.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index e1b02e652f..0218e83ffe 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -859,6 +859,7 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | swiglu_prefill_stream (ยง9 `from_spec`) | `iron/common/declare.py`, `iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py` | a class from literal shapes, params, key and a custom artifact; the stream group built on it (import only: stream-dse is absent here) | **needs a run** with stream-dse | | step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | | swiglu composites as graph functions (ยง14 step 3, last) | `swiglu_decode/op.py`, `swiglu_prefill/op.py` | traced: five steps, gate and up on one array with one design key, extents from the input shape; the no-padding rule at trace time | **needs a run**: the two hardware tests were rewritten onto `compile()`/call and read intermediates through `net.buffer(handle)` | +| packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | | llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | **needs a run**: the whole point; parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | **needs a run**: `CompiledGraph` builds through `OperatorSequence` and writes values through `params`; untested against a toolchain | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | @@ -941,7 +942,24 @@ core-read member (the tracer looks on both). `llama_npu.py` compiles it against `build_elf`, calls it per token, and seeds the caches after prefill through `CompiledGraph.write(state, tensor)`, which also pushes the bytes to the device. Prefill is unchanged (per-operator xclbins, -O11). The snapshot +O11). + +Step 5 is started at the surface: `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=, +verbose=)` derives the image by the ยง8 rules, refuses `image=elf` where a +rule forbids it (naming the value, the boundaries or the device), reports +each value's lowering, and lowers `elf` to the fused ELF and `xclbin` + +`each_step` to the chained per-operator xclbin that exist today. The rest +of step 5 needs a device: a fused sequence in an xclbin (S1) is what +`chunks(n)` and `image="xclbin"` alone would build; modules over several +graphs (S4); the ยง11 prototypes (instructions-only compile against a +shared overlay, the callee-sequence pruning); and deleting the dispatch +hierarchy, which the graph lowering still stands on. O6 is settled as +free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by `Plan.report`. + +What to run first on the toolchain, in order, is unchanged (below); after +it, the decode graph: `pytest iron/tests/common`, then the llama +application against the token snapshot, with ยง18's two candidates the +first things to try if it drifts. The snapshot entries for Softmax and Transpose were re-pinned to their 2-D shapes and WeightedRMSNorm added to the case matrix. Every operator now serves `get_arg_spec()` from its declared buffers. diff --git a/iron/__init__.py b/iron/__init__.py index bcd8de884e..7ec56cf1ef 100644 --- a/iron/__init__.py +++ b/iron/__init__.py @@ -14,6 +14,10 @@ "state": "iron.common.graph", "GraphFunction": "iron.common.graph", "CompiledGraph": "iron.common.graph", + "chunks": "iron.common.packaging", + "each_step": "iron.common.packaging", + "ELF": "iron.common.packaging", + "XCLBIN": "iron.common.packaging", } __all__ = sorted(_LAZY) diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 83dd90e667..81acbb4da6 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -567,14 +567,38 @@ def _outputs(self, result, tracer) -> list: # -- compiling and calling ----------------------------------------------------- - def compile(self, dev=None, *, context=None, dispatch="auto", **shapes): - """Compile for the given input shapes and return a :class:`CompiledGraph`.""" - if dev is not None: - import aie.utils as aie_utils + def compile( + self, + dev=None, + *, + boundaries=None, + image=None, + verbose=False, + context=None, + **shapes, + ): + """Compile for the given input shapes and return a :class:`CompiledGraph`. + + ``boundaries`` and ``image`` are the two packaging choices + (:mod:`iron.common.packaging`); everything else is derived and, under + ``verbose``, printed. + """ + import aie.utils as aie_utils + from .packaging import plan + + if dev is not None: aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) traced = self.trace(**shapes) - self._compiled = CompiledGraph(traced, context=context, dispatch=dispatch) + chosen = plan( + aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, traced, boundaries, image + ) + if verbose: + print(chosen.report(self.__name__)) + self._compiled = CompiledGraph( + traced, context=context, dispatch=chosen.dispatch + ) + self._compiled.plan = chosen return self._compiled def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): diff --git a/iron/common/packaging.py b/iron/common/packaging.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d0abec0bd7 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/packaging.py @@ -0,0 +1,130 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""How a traced graph is packaged: the image and the boundaries. + +Two arguments, both optional, and everything else derived and reported +(OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8): + + net = decode.compile(dev) # full ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbin on NPU1 + net = decode.compile(dev, image="xclbin") # one fused sequence in an xclbin (spike S1) + net = decode.compile(dev, boundaries=chunks(8)) # dispatches of eight steps (spike S1) + net = decode.compile(dev, boundaries=each_step) # one dispatch per step + +The rules, in order: a ``DispatchTime`` value anywhere forces ``xclbin`` +(its sequence is generated per call); NPU1 forces ``xclbin`` (no full-ELF +dispatch); more than one boundary forces ``xclbin`` (one image, N +kernels); otherwise ``elf``. Asking for ``elf`` where a rule forbids it is +an error naming the member, the boundaries or the device. + +What the lowering can build today: ``elf`` is the fused ELF, ``xclbin`` +with ``each_step`` is the chained per-operator xclbin. A fused sequence +in an xclbin and chunked boundaries wait on spike S1 and are refused by +name rather than built wrong. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses + +ELF = "elf" +XCLBIN = "xclbin" + +each_step = "each_step" + + +@dataclasses.dataclass(frozen=True) +class Chunks: + """A boundary every ``n`` steps.""" + + n: int + + def __post_init__(self): + if self.n < 1: + raise ValueError("chunks(n) needs n >= 1") + + +def chunks(n: int) -> Chunks: + return Chunks(n) + + +@dataclasses.dataclass +class Plan: + """What ``compile`` decided, and why.""" + + image: str + dispatch: str + reasons: list + values: list # (name, kind, lowering) + + def report(self, name: str) -> str: + lines = [f"{name}: image {self.image}, dispatch {self.dispatch!r}"] + lines += [f" {r}" for r in self.reasons] + for vname, kind, lowering in self.values: + lines.append(f" {vname}: {kind}; {lowering}") + return "\n".join(lines) + + +def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> Plan: + """Derive the image and the dispatch policy for ``traced`` on the device.""" + if image not in (None, ELF, XCLBIN): + raise ValueError(f"image must be {ELF!r} or {XCLBIN!r}, got {image!r}") + if boundaries not in (None, each_step) and not isinstance(boundaries, Chunks): + raise ValueError( + f"boundaries must be None, each_step or chunks(n), got {boundaries!r}" + ) + + forced: list[str] = [] + dispatch_values = [v for v in traced.values if v.kind == "dispatch"] + if dispatch_values: + names = ", ".join(v.name for v in dispatch_values) + forced.append( + f"{names}: a DispatchTime value; the sequence is generated per call" + ) + if device_name == "npu1": + forced.append("npu1 has no full-ELF dispatch") + if boundaries is not None: + forced.append(f"boundaries={_spell(boundaries)}: more than one dispatch") + + chosen = XCLBIN if forced else ELF + if image == ELF and forced: + raise ValueError( + f"{traced.name}: image=elf is not possible here: " + "; ".join(forced) + ) + if image is not None: + chosen = image + reasons = forced or ["one sequence, one configuration set: a full ELF"] + + if chosen == ELF: + dispatch = "fused" + elif boundaries == each_step: + dispatch = "separate" + elif boundaries is None: + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{traced.name}: one fused sequence in an xclbin has no proven " + f"construction yet (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md spike S1); pass " + f"boundaries=each_step, or package for NPU2 as an ELF" + ) + else: + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{traced.name}: chunks({boundaries.n}) needs a fused sequence in an " + f"xclbin (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md spike S1); each_step is what runs today" + ) + + values = [] + for v in traced.values: + if v.kind == "scratchpad": + lowering = ( + "patched through the parameter scratchpad" + if chosen == ELF + else "scratchpad on an xclbin path is unverified (spike S2); an " + "offset-only use lowers as DispatchTime, a core-read one cannot" + ) + else: + lowering = "sizes, strides and offsets regenerated per call" + values.append((v.name, v.kind, lowering)) + return Plan(chosen, dispatch, reasons, values) + + +def _spell(boundaries) -> str: + return f"chunks({boundaries.n})" if isinstance(boundaries, Chunks) else boundaries diff --git a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..75204bf08e --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The packaging rules: image and dispatch from device, values and boundaries.""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest + +from iron.common.graph import TracedGraph, Value +from iron.common.packaging import ELF, XCLBIN, chunks, each_step, plan + + +def _traced(*values): + return TracedGraph("g", [], [], [], list(values), {}, {}, {}, []) + + +def test_default_is_a_full_elf_on_npu2(): + p = plan("npu2", _traced()) + assert (p.image, p.dispatch) == (ELF, "fused") + assert p.reasons == ["one sequence, one configuration set: a full ELF"] + + +def test_a_dispatch_time_value_forces_xclbin_and_names_itself(): + t = _traced(Value("n", "dispatch", np.int32)) + with pytest.raises( + ValueError, match="image=elf is not possible.*n: a DispatchTime" + ): + plan("npu2", t, image=ELF) + p = plan("npu2", t, boundaries=each_step) + assert (p.image, p.dispatch) == (XCLBIN, "separate") + assert p.values == [ + ("n", "dispatch", "sizes, strides and offsets regenerated per call") + ] + + +def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_reports_the_scratchpad_lowering(): + t = _traced(Value("pos", "scratchpad", np.int32)) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="npu1 has no full-ELF dispatch"): + plan("npu1", t, image=ELF) + p = plan("npu1", t, boundaries=each_step) + assert p.image == XCLBIN and "unverified (spike S2)" in p.values[0][2] + assert plan("npu2", t).values[0][2] == "patched through the parameter scratchpad" + + +def test_boundaries_force_xclbin_and_the_unbuilt_forms_are_named(): + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): + plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=chunks(8)) + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): + plan("npu2", _traced(), image=XCLBIN) # one fused sequence in an xclbin + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): + plan("npu1", _traced()) # the NPU1 default needs a boundary choice today + p = plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=each_step) + assert (p.image, p.dispatch) == (XCLBIN, "separate") + assert p.reasons == ["boundaries=each_step: more than one dispatch"] + + +def test_arguments_are_checked(): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="image must be"): + plan("npu2", _traced(), image="pdi") + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="boundaries must be"): + plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=8) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="n >= 1"): + chunks(0) + + +def test_report_reads_as_one_block(): + p = plan("npu2", _traced(Value("pos", "scratchpad", np.int32))) + assert p.report("decode").splitlines() == [ + "decode: image elf, dispatch 'fused'", + " one sequence, one configuration set: a full ELF", + " pos: scratchpad; patched through the parameter scratchpad", + ] From 555f036dfecf247a81c5ec11182544ef29d3104a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:31:34 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 088/215] retire the recorder and the legacy value spellings; check every export is declared @iron.graph is the authoring layer now, so iron.common.capture goes; its four tests move onto graph functions through TracedGraph.sequence(), the one seam onto the image builder that CompiledGraph also uses. The decode graph binds its per-call values by handle, so strided_copy's *_offset_parameter fields and softmax's vector_size_parameter (and the symbol override behind it) go with the last caller. A new device-free test checks that every operator the package exports is a declared Operator against an Overlay, or a graph-function factory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 11 +- iron/common/capture.py | 244 ------------------ iron/common/graph.py | 28 +- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 22 +- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 20 +- iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py | 36 +++ iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py | 204 --------------- ...{capture_dispatch.py => graph_dispatch.py} | 97 +++---- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 31 +-- .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 16 +- 10 files changed, 123 insertions(+), 586 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/common/capture.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py rename iron/tests/infrastructure/{capture_dispatch.py => graph_dispatch.py} (50%) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 0218e83ffe..583cde6b0b 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -859,6 +859,7 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | swiglu_prefill_stream (ยง9 `from_spec`) | `iron/common/declare.py`, `iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py` | a class from literal shapes, params, key and a custom artifact; the stream group built on it (import only: stream-dse is absent here) | **needs a run** with stream-dse | | step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | | swiglu composites as graph functions (ยง14 step 3, last) | `swiglu_decode/op.py`, `swiglu_prefill/op.py` | traced: five steps, gate and up on one array with one design key, extents from the input shape; the no-padding rule at trace time | **needs a run**: the two hardware tests were rewritten onto `compile()`/call and read intermediates through `net.buffer(handle)` | +| recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | | llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | **needs a run**: the whole point; parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | **needs a run**: `CompiledGraph` builds through `OperatorSequence` and writes values through `params`; untested against a toolchain | @@ -893,10 +894,12 @@ addressed) at class creation. swiglu_prefill_stream's group is with the group digest as its sharing key and the stream-dse loader as its artifact; the `OperatorSequence` composite around it stays until step 6. -Step 4 is done except for two spellings step 7 still consumes: -strided_copy's `*_offset_parameter` fields and softmax's -`vector_size_parameter` (llama names its scratchpad symbols with them). -They go with the llama rewrite. The snapshot test is gone with its +Step 4 is done; the two legacy value spellings (strided_copy's +`*_offset_parameter` fields, softmax's `vector_size_parameter`) went once +the decode graph bound its values by handle. The recorder +(`iron.common.capture`) is gone too: `@iron.graph` is the authoring +layer, and `TracedGraph.sequence()` is the one seam onto the image +builder that both `CompiledGraph` and the infrastructure tests use. The snapshot test is gone with its purpose; the shape regression net is now the per-operator device-free tests in `iron/tests/common`, which pin shapes, tuning, residents and transfers rather than a recorded table. diff --git a/iron/common/capture.py b/iron/common/capture.py deleted file mode 100644 index 24bc952af5..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/capture.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,244 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Ergonomic authoring front-end for :class:`~iron.common.sequence.OperatorSequence`. - -``OperatorSequence.runlist`` is a hand-authored list of ``(operator, *buffer_name)`` -tuples, with buffer names manually threaded (and sometimes aliased in place) between -steps -- see ``iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py``. :func:`capture` records -that same runlist from ordinary eager Python calls instead: - - with capture() as g: - h1 = g(relu_op, g(gemm1_op, x, w1)) - logits = g(gemm2_op, h1, w2) - seq = g.build("mnist_mlp").compile() - -Nodes are linked by Python object identity, not by name, so the recorded runlist is a -plain topologically-ordered list -- fan-out (two calls reading the same value) and -fan-in (one call reading two earlier results) work without any extra bookkeeping, -since capture order is a valid topological order for free (Python cannot reference a -value before it is produced). - -This module only builds the ``runlist``/``input_args``/``output_args`` triple -``OperatorSequence`` already consumes -- it adds no compilation or dispatch logic of -its own. -""" - -from __future__ import annotations - -import itertools -from contextlib import contextmanager - - -def _spec_bytes(spec): - """Bytes one runtime argument occupies, from the shape the operator declares.""" - import numpy as np - - return int(np.prod(spec.shape)) * np.dtype(spec.dtype).itemsize - - -class Traced: - """Placeholder for a tensor produced during graph capture. - - Carries no data -- it only stands in for a captured value so later calls can - refer back to it. It does carry ``shape`` and ``dtype`` when they are known, - which is what lets the next operator in the graph be built for the shapes it - will actually see. - """ - - __slots__ = ("name", "shape", "dtype") - - def __init__(self, name, shape=None, dtype=None): - self.name, self.shape, self.dtype = name, shape, dtype - - def __repr__(self): - extent = f"{list(self.shape)}" if self.shape is not None else "?" - return f"Traced({self.name!r}, {extent})" - - -class Graph: - """A captured operator graph: an ordered runlist plus the buffer names - :class:`~iron.common.sequence.OperatorSequence` needs. - - Do not construct directly; use :func:`capture`. - """ - - def __init__(self): - self.runlist = [] - self._names = {} # id(value) -> buffer name - self._keepalive = {} # id(value) -> value, so id() cannot be reused - self._counter = itertools.count() - self._produced = {} # buffer name -> True, insertion-ordered - self._consumed = {} # buffer name -> True, insertion-ordered - self._pinned = set() # names the host addresses, never pooled - - def input(self, tensor, name=None): - """Register an existing tensor as a named top-level input. - - Optional: any value used in a recorded call is auto-registered as a - fresh input on first sight. Use this when a specific, stable buffer - name (e.g. ``"x"``) is preferred over an auto-generated one. - """ - name = name or self._fresh_name(None) - self._track(tensor, name) - return Traced(name) - - def named(self, name, shape=None, dtype=None): - """A handle for a buffer the host addresses by an explicit name. - - Weights, caches, and the sequence's own inputs and outputs are filled - and read host-side via ``get_buffer(name)``, so their names are part of - the interface and must be pinned. Values produced by a recorded call - are named automatically instead. - """ - self._pinned.add(name) - return Traced(name, shape, dtype) - - def slice(self, tensor, start, end): - """Reference byte range ``[start:end)`` of an existing top-level buffer. - - Mirrors ``OperatorSequence``'s own ``"buffer_name[start:end]"`` slice - notation (see ``calculate_buffer_layout``) -- e.g. per-head views into - one parent attention buffer, as in ``llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py``'s - decode runlist. ``tensor`` must resolve to a plain (unsliced) buffer - name; slicing a slice is not supported (``OperatorSequence`` doesn't - resolve nested slices either). - """ - return Traced(f"{self._resolve(tensor)}[{start}:{end}]") - - def __call__(self, operator, *args): - """Record one call to ``operator`` and return its output placeholder(s). - - ``args`` is either just the operator's inputs (a fresh output buffer is - auto-allocated per declared "out"/"inout" arg spec, and returned) or the - full positional argument list including pre-allocated output(s) (mirrors - ``OperatorSequence``'s own raw calling convention, and is how in-place - steps -- same buffer for input and output -- are expressed). - """ - specs = operator.get_arg_spec() - n_out = sum(1 for s in specs if s.writes) - n_in = len(specs) - n_out - - if len(args) == n_in: - in_names = [self._resolve(a) for a in args] - # The operator already declares the shape of everything it writes, - # so a recorded value knows its own shape without a second rule. - out_specs = [s for s in specs if s.writes] - outputs = [ - Traced(self._fresh_name(operator), spec.shape, spec.dtype) - for spec in out_specs[:n_out] - ] - for out in outputs: - self._track(out, out.name) - out_names = [out.name for out in outputs] - elif len(args) == len(specs): - in_names = [self._resolve(a) for a in args[:n_in]] - out_names = [self._resolve(a) for a in args[n_in:]] - outputs = list(args[n_in:]) - else: - raise TypeError( - f"{type(operator).__name__} takes {n_in} input(s), optionally " - f"followed by {n_out} pre-allocated output(s); got {len(args)} " - "positional argument(s)" - ) - - self.runlist.append((operator, *in_names, *out_names)) - for name in in_names: - self._consumed.setdefault(name, True) - for name in out_names: - self._produced.setdefault(name, True) - - return outputs[0] if len(outputs) == 1 else tuple(outputs) - - def infer_io(self): - """Infer ``(input_args, output_args)`` from the recorded runlist. - - A buffer no recorded step ever produced is an input; a buffer no - recorded step ever consumes (again) is an output. Split out from - :meth:`build` so this pure bookkeeping is testable without - constructing a real :class:`OperatorSequence` (which requires real - ``MLIROperator`` instances, not test doubles). - """ - input_args = [n for n in self._consumed if n not in self._produced] - output_args = [n for n in self._produced if n not in self._consumed] - return input_args, output_args - - def build(self, name, **kwargs): - """Build the :class:`~iron.common.sequence.OperatorSequence` for this - captured graph. - - ``input_args``/``output_args`` default to :meth:`infer_io` when not - passed explicitly. Any other ``OperatorSequence`` keyword - (``dispatch``, ``buffer_sizes``, ``context``, ...) is forwarded as-is. - - Imports :class:`~iron.common.sequence.OperatorSequence` lazily, so - recording a graph (everything above this method) never requires the - ``aie``/``pyxrt`` toolchain -- only building one for real does. - """ - from .sequence import OperatorSequence - - inferred_inputs, inferred_outputs = self.infer_io() - input_args = kwargs.pop("input_args", inferred_inputs) - output_args = kwargs.pop("output_args", inferred_outputs) - if kwargs.pop("pool_scratch", True): - kwargs.setdefault("buffer_offsets", self.infer_buffer_offsets()) - return OperatorSequence(name, self.runlist, input_args, output_args, **kwargs) - - def infer_buffer_offsets(self): - """Offsets that let intermediates whose lifetimes are disjoint overlap. - - Only values the recorder named itself are placed. Anything the caller - named is addressed by the host -- weights, caches, the graph's own - inputs and outputs -- so it keeps a private address. - """ - from .allocator import live_ranges, plan - - sizes, steps = {}, [] - for op, *bufs in self.runlist: - reads, writes = [], [] - for buf, spec in zip(bufs, op.get_arg_spec()): - sizes.setdefault(buf, _spec_bytes(spec)) - (reads if spec.reads else writes).append(buf) - if spec.reads and spec.writes: - writes.append(buf) - steps.append((reads, writes)) - - poolable = live_ranges( - steps, pinned=self._pinned | {b for b in sizes if "[" in b} - ) - allocations, _ = plan(poolable, sizes) - return {name: a.offset for name, a in allocations.items()} - - def _fresh_name(self, operator): - prefix = type(operator).__name__.lower() if operator is not None else "in" - return f"{prefix}{next(self._counter)}" - - def _track(self, value, name): - self._names[id(value)] = name - self._keepalive[id(value)] = value - - def _resolve(self, value): - # A Traced is its own name, regardless of which object returned it - # (an auto-allocated output, or the wrapper g.input() hands back) -- - # resolving it by identity would require that exact wrapper object to - # be reused, which callers have no reason to do. - if isinstance(value, Traced): - return value.name - key = id(value) - if key not in self._names: - self._track(value, self._fresh_name(None)) - return self._names[key] - - -@contextmanager -def capture(): - """Context manager that records eager operator calls into a :class:`Graph`. - - Example:: - - with capture() as g: - h1 = g(relu_op, g(gemm1_op, x, w1)) - logits = g(gemm2_op, h1, w2) - seq = g.build("mnist_mlp").compile() - """ - yield Graph() diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 81acbb4da6..d44c776245 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -225,6 +225,20 @@ def input_args(self) -> list: def output_args(self) -> list: return [h.name for h in self.outputs] + def sequence(self, name=None, **kwargs): + """The :class:`OperatorSequence` this graph lowers to (the image builder).""" + from .sequence import OperatorSequence + + kwargs.setdefault("buffer_sizes", dict(self.pinned)) + kwargs.setdefault("share_designs", True) + return OperatorSequence( + name or self.name, + self.runlist, + self.input_args, + self.output_args, + **kwargs, + ) + @property def operators(self) -> list: seen = {} @@ -667,7 +681,6 @@ class CompiledGraph: def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): from .build import value_symbol - from .sequence import OperatorSequence self.traced = traced for _, name, value in traced.bindings: @@ -682,17 +695,8 @@ def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): if bound is None or not hasattr(bound, "kind"): bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) self.symbols.append((value.name, value_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) - self.sequence = OperatorSequence( - traced.name, - traced.runlist, - traced.input_args, - traced.output_args, - buffer_sizes=dict(traced.pinned), - dispatch=dispatch, - # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). - share_designs=True, - context=context, - ).compile() + # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). + self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch, context=context).compile() self.callable = self.sequence.get_callable() self._uploaded = False diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index 4580d47664..f2922f16b9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -145,19 +145,10 @@ def core_body( @operator class DynamicSoftmaxOverlay(SoftmaxOverlay): - """Softmax whose valid row length is a per-call value (llama's decode mask). - - ``vector_size_symbol`` names the device symbol the host writes, for the - call sites that still address it by string. - """ - - vector_size_symbol: str | None = None + """Softmax whose valid row length is a per-call value (llama's decode mask).""" vector_size = Scratchpad(np.int32) - def value_symbol(self, value): - return self.vector_size_symbol if value.name == "vector_size" else None - @operator class Softmax(Operator[SoftmaxOverlay]): @@ -170,23 +161,16 @@ class Softmax(Operator[SoftmaxOverlay]): @classmethod def _classic(cls, kwargs): - # A graph binding a per-call vector_size picks the dynamic overlay; the - # legacy spelling does the same by naming its symbol. - symbol = kwargs.pop("vector_size_parameter", None) + # A graph binding a per-call vector_size picks the dynamic overlay. if kwargs.get("vector_size") is not None and not isinstance( kwargs["vector_size"], int ): kwargs.pop("vector_size") - symbol = symbol or "" - if symbol is not None: names = { f.name for f in SoftmaxOverlay.__dataclass_fields__.values() if f.init } ov_kwargs = {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} - return ( - DynamicSoftmaxOverlay(vector_size_symbol=symbol or None, **ov_kwargs), - kwargs, - ) + return DynamicSoftmaxOverlay(**ov_kwargs), kwargs return super()._classic(kwargs) @property diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index b54e17a521..e13a6762bb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -83,11 +83,6 @@ class StridedCopy(Operator[StridedCopyOverlay]): output_sizes: tuple = () output_strides: tuple = () output_offset: int = 0 - # Legacy: the device symbols of the two per-call offsets. Naming one is what - # enables it (see uses_value); a graph handle replaces this in step 6. - input_offset_parameter: str | None = field(default=None) - output_offset_parameter: str | None = field(default=None) - x = In(input_buffer_size, dtype=StridedCopyOverlay.dtype, to=StridedCopyOverlay.s) y = Out( output_buffer_size, dtype=StridedCopyOverlay.dtype, from_=StridedCopyOverlay.d @@ -103,8 +98,6 @@ class StridedCopy(Operator[StridedCopyOverlay]): "output_sizes": "osz", "output_strides": "ost", "output_offset": "ooff", - "input_offset_parameter": "ipar", - "output_offset_parameter": "opar", } @classmethod @@ -117,17 +110,8 @@ def _classic(cls, kwargs): return super()._classic(kwargs) def uses_value(self, name: str) -> bool: - legacy = { - "in_offset": self.input_offset_parameter, - "out_offset": self.output_offset_parameter, - }[name] - return legacy is not None or name in self.used_values - - def value_symbol(self, value): - return { - "in_offset": self.input_offset_parameter, - "out_offset": self.output_offset_parameter, - }[value.name] + # An offset is patched only when a graph binds a handle to it. + return name in self.used_values @property def transfer_size(self) -> int: diff --git a/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py b/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..90c81a5862 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Every exported operator is a declared one, or a graph-function factory. + +The regression net the arg-spec snapshot used to be: each module imports, +each class is an ``Operator`` against an ``Overlay``, and its arg spec +comes from declared buffers. +""" + +import importlib + +import pytest + +import iron.operators as ops +from iron.common.declare import Operator, Overlay + +FACTORIES = {"SwiGLUDecode", "SwiGLUPrefill"} + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("name", sorted(ops._OPERATOR_MODULES)) +def test_exported_operator_is_declared(name): + cls = getattr(ops, name) + if name in FACTORIES: + assert callable(cls) and not isinstance(cls, type) + return + assert isinstance(cls, type) and issubclass(cls, Operator), name + assert issubclass(cls._overlay_class, Overlay), name + assert [b.name for b in cls._members if hasattr(b, "direction")], name + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("name", ["GEMM", "MMPrebuilt"]) +def test_flm_operators_are_declared(name): + module = importlib.import_module("iron.operators.flm") + cls = getattr(module, name) + assert issubclass(cls, Operator) and issubclass(cls._overlay_class, Overlay) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py deleted file mode 100644 index e89e89530f..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_graph.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,204 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Infrastructure tests for :mod:`iron.common.capture`, the graph recorder. - -``Graph`` only ever calls ``.get_arg_spec()`` on an operator -- it does not need a -real ``MLIROperator`` (which pulls in the ``aie.*``/``pyxrt`` toolchain to import). -These tests exercise the graph-recording/naming/inference logic in isolation with a -duck-typed stand-in, via :meth:`Graph.infer_io`, so they run anywhere, independent -of a mlir-aie/hardware setup -- confirmed by actually running them in a sandbox with -neither installed. - -``Graph.build()`` itself (the ``OperatorSequence`` construction, which validates -real ``MLIROperator`` instances) is NOT exercised here on purpose -- that needs real -operators (``GEMM``, ``ReLU``, ...) and belongs in a hardware-capable environment. -TODO: add that integration coverage (build a small real graph, compare its -dispatch against the reference() CPU path, per the plan's verification section) -under ``iron/tests/`` once run against real hardware. -""" - -from iron.common.base import AIERuntimeArgSpec -from iron.common.capture import Graph, Traced, capture - - -class FakeOp: - """Stand-in for an MLIROperator: N inputs followed by M outputs. - - Only ``get_arg_spec`` is needed to record a graph, so the operator is a - stand-in but the specs are the real :class:`AIERuntimeArgSpec` -- a - look-alike would drift from it, which is exactly what happened when - ``direction`` gained ``reads``/``writes``. - """ - - def __init__(self, n_in, n_out=1, name="op"): - self._specs = [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (1,))] * n_in + [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (1,)) - ] * n_out - self._name = name - - def get_arg_spec(self): - return self._specs - - def __repr__(self): - return self._name - - -def test_linear_chain_auto_output(): - gemm1, relu, gemm2 = ( - FakeOp(2, name="gemm1"), - FakeOp(1, name="relu"), - FakeOp(2, name="gemm2"), - ) - x, w1, w2 = object(), object(), object() - - with capture() as g: - h1 = g(relu, g(gemm1, x, w1)) - logits = g(gemm2, h1, w2) - - assert isinstance(h1, Traced) - assert isinstance(logits, Traced) - assert len(g.runlist) == 3 - assert g.runlist[0][0] is gemm1 - assert g.runlist[1][0] is relu - assert g.runlist[2][0] is gemm2 - - # relu's output feeds gemm2 by name -- fan-out/fan-in via object identity. - relu_out_name = g.runlist[1][2] - assert relu_out_name == h1.name - assert g.runlist[2][1] == h1.name - - seq_input_args = [n for n in g._consumed if n not in g._produced] - seq_output_args = [n for n in g._produced if n not in g._consumed] - assert set(seq_input_args) == { - g._names[id(x)], - g._names[id(w1)], - g._names[id(w2)], - } - assert set(seq_output_args) == {logits.name} - - -def test_fan_out_and_fan_in(): - # SwiGLU-shaped DAG: up and gate both read x, then converge at mul. - matmul_up, matmul_gate, silu, mul = ( - FakeOp(2, name="up"), - FakeOp(2, name="gate"), - FakeOp(1, name="silu"), - FakeOp(2, name="mul"), - ) - x, w_up, w_gate = object(), object(), object() - - with capture() as g: - up = g(matmul_up, x, w_up) - gate = g(matmul_gate, x, w_gate) - gate = g(silu, gate) - hidden = g(mul, up, gate) - - x_name = g._names[id(x)] - # x resolves to the SAME buffer name in both fan-out branches. - assert g.runlist[0][1] == x_name - assert g.runlist[1][1] == x_name - # mul (fan-in) reads both up's and silu's outputs by name. - assert g.runlist[3][1] == up.name - assert g.runlist[3][2] == gate.name - assert isinstance(hidden, Traced) - - input_args, output_args = g.infer_io() - assert set(input_args) == {x_name, g._names[id(w_up)], g._names[id(w_gate)]} - assert set(output_args) == {hidden.name} - - -def test_explicit_in_place_output_reuses_buffer_name(): - silu = FakeOp(1, name="silu") - x = object() - - with capture() as g: - g.input(x, name="ffn_gate") - result = g(silu, x, x) # in-place: same buffer for input and output - - assert result is x - step = g.runlist[0] - assert step == (silu, "ffn_gate", "ffn_gate") - - -def test_slice_references_parent_buffer_by_name(): - # Mirrors llama_npu.py's per-head attention buffer slicing. - transpose = FakeOp(1, name="transpose") - values = object() - - with capture() as g: - parent = g.input(values, name="attn_scores_values") - g(transpose, g.slice(parent, 0, 1024)) - g(transpose, g.slice(values, 1024, 2048)) # slicing the raw tensor works too - - assert g.runlist[0][1] == "attn_scores_values[0:1024]" - assert g.runlist[1][1] == "attn_scores_values[1024:2048]" - - -def test_explicit_input_naming(): - op = FakeOp(1, name="op") - x = object() - - with capture() as g: - traced_x = g.input(x, name="x") - g(op, x) - - assert traced_x.name == "x" - assert g.runlist[0][1] == "x" - - -def test_scratch_buffer_excluded_from_input_and_output_args(): - op1, op2 = FakeOp(1, name="op1"), FakeOp(1, name="op2") - x = object() - - with capture() as g: - h = g(op1, x) - y = g(op2, h) - - input_args, output_args = g.infer_io() - # h is produced by op1 and consumed by op2: neither an input nor an output. - assert h.name not in input_args - assert h.name not in output_args - assert output_args == [y.name] - - -def test_infer_io_is_overridden_by_explicit_build_kwargs(): - # build() must prefer explicit input_args/output_args over inference -- - # exercised directly against the kwarg-handling logic (not a real - # OperatorSequence construction, which needs real MLIROperator instances). - op = FakeOp(1, name="op") - x = object() - - with capture() as g: - g(op, x) - - inferred_inputs, inferred_outputs = g.infer_io() - kwargs = {"input_args": ["custom_in"], "output_args": ["custom_out"]} - input_args = kwargs.pop("input_args", inferred_inputs) - output_args = kwargs.pop("output_args", inferred_outputs) - assert input_args == ["custom_in"] - assert output_args == ["custom_out"] - - -def test_wrong_arg_count_raises(): - op = FakeOp(2, n_out=1, name="op") - x = object() - - with capture() as g: - try: - g(op, x) # only 1 of 2 required inputs - except TypeError: - pass - else: - raise AssertionError("expected TypeError for wrong arg count") - - -if __name__ == "__main__": - import sys - - tests = [v for k, v in list(globals().items()) if k.startswith("test_")] - for t in tests: - t() - print(f"PASS {t.__name__}") - print(f"\n{len(tests)} tests passed") diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py similarity index 50% rename from iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py rename to iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py index 6082fc2ed2..d552197dcb 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/capture_dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py @@ -2,29 +2,24 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""A captured graph must compile and run, not merely record. - -Every other capture test stops at the recording: it checks the runlist, the -inferred I/O, the plan. Those are all statements about bookkeeping. This file -checks the claim that actually matters -- that a graph recorded from ordinary -Python dataflow produces the same numbers as the hand-written runlist for the -same computation -- and it checks it both ways a caller can get there: - -* **ahead of time**, by calling ``compile()`` before any dispatch, and -* **just in time**, by dispatching without compiling first. - -Both must work, and both must agree with the hand-written sequence bit for -bit. A layout change that quietly aliased two live buffers would show up here -and nowhere else, because it produces wrong values rather than an error. +"""A graph function must compile and run, not merely trace. + +The device-free tests stop at the trace: the runlist, the names, the plan. +This file checks the claim that matters -- that a graph traced from +ordinary Python dataflow produces the same numbers as the hand-written +runlist for the same computation -- both ahead of time (``compile()`` +before any dispatch) and just in time (dispatching without compiling). +Both must agree with the hand-written sequence bit for bit: a layout +change that quietly aliased two live buffers shows up here and nowhere +else, because it produces wrong values rather than an error. """ -import numpy as np import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import from_name -from iron.common.capture import capture +import iron from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd @@ -45,17 +40,17 @@ def _operator(): return ElementwiseAdd(size=SIZE, tile_size=TILE, context=AIEContext()) -def _captured(name, **kwargs): - """x + w + w + w, recorded from dataflow.""" +def _graph(name, **kwargs): + """x + w + w + w, traced from dataflow, as the sequence it lowers to.""" add = _operator() - with capture() as g: - x = g.input("x") - w = g.input("w") - value = g(add, x, w) - value = g(add, value, w) - value = g(add, value, w) + + @iron.graph + def f(x, w): + return add(add(add(x, w), w), w) + + traced = f.trace(x=(SIZE,), w=(SIZE,)) kwargs.setdefault("dispatch", "reference") - return g, g.build(name, **kwargs) + return traced, traced.sequence(name, **kwargs) def _hand_written(name, **kwargs): @@ -75,9 +70,9 @@ def _hand_written(name, **kwargs): ) -def test_capture_records_the_same_steps_as_a_hand_written_runlist(): +def test_a_graph_records_the_same_steps_as_a_hand_written_runlist(): """Same operators, same order, same wiring -- only the names differ.""" - graph, _ = _captured("cap_steps") + traced, _ = _graph("graph_steps") hand = _hand_written("hand_steps") def shape(runlist): @@ -90,30 +85,17 @@ def shape(runlist): produced[write] = index return steps - assert shape(graph.runlist) == shape(hand.runlist) + assert shape(traced.runlist) == shape(hand.runlist) -def test_capture_infers_the_same_io(): - graph, _ = _captured("cap_io") - inputs, outputs = graph.infer_io() - assert len(inputs) == 2 and len(outputs) == 1 - - -def test_capture_plans_scratch_by_default(): - """build() pools intermediates unless asked not to.""" - _, pooled = _captured("cap_pooled") - _, unpooled = _captured("cap_unpooled", pool_scratch=False) - assert pooled.buffer_offsets, "build() should plan scratch by default" - assert unpooled.buffer_offsets is None +def test_a_graph_names_its_io_from_the_function(): + traced, seq = _graph("graph_io") + assert traced.input_args == ["x", "w"] and traced.output_args == ["out"] + assert seq.plan_scratch, "the lowered sequence pools intermediates by default" def _run(sequence, inputs): - """Fill the named inputs, dispatch, and read the output back. - - Buffers are addressed by name even for a captured graph -- the names are - generated rather than typed, but the host still writes and reads through - them, so a test has to ask the sequence which ones they are. - """ + """Fill the named inputs, dispatch, and read the output back.""" run = sequence.get_callable() names, (out_name,) = sequence.input_args, sequence.output_args for name, data in zip(names, inputs): @@ -124,30 +106,23 @@ def _run(sequence, inputs): @pytest.mark.parametrize("dispatch", ["reference", "fused"]) @pytest.mark.parametrize("precompile", [True, False], ids=["aot", "jit"]) -def test_captured_graph_matches_hand_written_numerically(precompile, dispatch): - """The load-bearing claim, both ahead-of-time and just-in-time. - - ``precompile=True`` compiles before any dispatch; ``False`` leaves it to - the first call. Neither may change the answer. - """ +def test_a_graph_matches_the_hand_written_runlist_numerically(precompile, dispatch): + """The load-bearing claim, both ahead-of-time and just-in-time.""" import torch torch.manual_seed(0) x = torch.rand(SIZE, dtype=torch.float32) w = torch.rand(SIZE, dtype=torch.float32) - _, captured = _captured(f"cap_num_{precompile}_{dispatch}", dispatch=dispatch) + _, graph_seq = _graph(f"graph_num_{precompile}_{dispatch}", dispatch=dispatch) hand = _hand_written(f"hand_num_{precompile}_{dispatch}", dispatch=dispatch) if precompile: - captured.compile() + graph_seq.compile() hand.compile() - got = _run(captured, (x, w)) + got = _run(graph_seq, (x, w)) expected = _run(hand, (x, w)) - import torch as _t - - assert _t.equal(got, expected), ( - "a captured graph must compute exactly what the hand-written " - "runlist computes; a difference here means the recorded wiring or the " - "planned layout is wrong", + assert torch.equal(got, expected), ( + "a graph must compute exactly what the hand-written runlist computes; " + "a difference here means the traced wiring or the planned layout is wrong" ) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index 0289254ff4..8df2dc41f4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Compiling a captured graph through CompilableDesign produces a real ELF. +"""Compiling a graph function through CompilableDesign produces a real ELF. This is the step the artifact-graph retirement rests on, so it is checked on hardware rather than argued about: a graph recorded from dataflow, through the @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import from_name from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign -from iron.common.capture import capture +import iron from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.jit_compile import ( _compile_if_changed, @@ -41,14 +41,17 @@ def device(): aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) -def _captured(name): +def _captured(name, trace_size=0): + """x + w + w as a graph function, lowered to a fused sequence and compiled.""" add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) - with capture() as graph: - x = graph.input("x") - w = graph.input("w") - value = graph(add, x, w) - value = graph(add, value, w) - sequence = graph.build(name, dispatch="fused") + + @iron.graph + def f(x, w): + return add(add(x, w), w) + + sequence = f.trace(x=(1024,), w=(1024,)).sequence( + name, dispatch="fused", trace_size=trace_size + ) sequence.compile() return sequence @@ -91,15 +94,7 @@ def test_two_graphs_get_distinct_cache_keys(): def _captured_traced(name, trace_size): - add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) - with capture() as graph: - x = graph.input("x") - w = graph.input("w") - value = graph(add, x, w) - value = graph(add, value, w) - sequence = graph.build(name, dispatch="fused", trace_size=trace_size) - sequence.compile() - return sequence + return _captured(name, trace_size) def test_tracing_does_not_reuse_an_untraced_cache_entry(): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index 33830d5c09..3ef299b32c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import from_name -from iron.common.capture import capture +import iron from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd @@ -82,11 +82,15 @@ def test_fused_build_does_not_poison_the_standalone_mlir(): one reading what the fused build left behind. Doing it the other way round passes whatever happens. """ - with capture() as graph: - x = graph.input("x") - w = graph.input("w") - graph(_operator(), x, w) - graph.build("poisoning_probe", dispatch="fused").compile() + add = _operator() + + @iron.graph + def probe(x, w): + return add(x, w) + + probe.trace(x=(SIZE,), w=(SIZE,)).sequence( + "poisoning_probe", dispatch="fused" + ).compile() linked = _linked_objects(_operator()) assert not any(name.startswith("op") for name in linked), ( From ff73cc530d983c98051c676512bc8cae2213b225 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:33:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 089/215] docs: the declared operator model and graph functions in README and AGENTS Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 131 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------------------- README.md | 9 ++-- 2 files changed, 83 insertions(+), 57 deletions(-) diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 1483d26ed4..48cdc00e26 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -124,8 +124,18 @@ reuse lint 1. **Operators** (`iron/operators/`) - Each operator directory contains: - - `op.py`: Python interface (inherits from `MLIROperator`) - defines operator parameters, compilation artifacts, and runtime argument specs - - `design.py`: NPU implementation using MLIR-AIE Python API - defines ObjectFIFOs, Workers, and Runtime sequences + - `op.py`: the operator, declared as two classes (`iron/common/declare.py`, + `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md`). The **overlay** (`XOverlay(Overlay)`) is the + array configuration: `tunable()` fields filled by `tuning(dev)` from the + device alone, `StreamIn`/`StreamOut` members in tile units, `Resident` + values the cores read (trip counts), and `design(target)`, which builds + ObjectFIFOs and Workers and binds each stream to a fifo's shim end. The + **operator** (`X(Operator[XOverlay])`) is the host side: `dim()` fields, + `In`/`Out` buffers declared by shape against the overlay's streams, + `residents()` from the extents, and optionally `design(rt)` when the + runtime sequence is not the derived one. Foreign overlays (a downloaded + xclbin) declare an `Xclbin` attribute and pinned streams instead of + `design()`. - `reference.py`: CPU reference implementation for validation - `test.py`: End-to-end test (build, run, verify against reference) @@ -139,9 +149,16 @@ reuse lint - Compiled to `.o` files and linked into operator `.xclbin` 3. **Common Infrastructure** (`iron/common/`) - - `base.py`: Base classes (`AIEOperatorBase`, `MLIROperator`, `CompositeOperator`) + - `declare.py`: the declaration layer (`Overlay`, `Operator`, `@operator`, + `dim`/`tunable`, streams, buffers, `Scratchpad`/`DispatchTime`, `Resident`, + `Xclbin`, inference) + - `build.py`, `tiling.py`, `foreign.py`: the library-owned build: the + derived runtime sequence, legal DMA descriptors, the foreign-overlay path + - `graph.py`, `packaging.py`: graph functions (`iron.graph`, `iron.state`) + and `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` + - `base.py`: Base classes (`AIEOperatorBase`, `MLIROperator`) - `compilation/`: Compilation artifact system (MLIR โ†’ xclbin) - - `fusion.py`: Operator sequencing framework (`OperatorSequence`) + - `sequence.py`: the image builder a graph lowers onto (`OperatorSequence`) - `device_manager.py`: XRT device initialization and management (singleton pattern) - `context.py`: `AIEContext` for operator compilation/execution - `utils.py`: Helper functions (`torch_to_numpy`, `numpy_to_torch`) @@ -166,19 +183,27 @@ reuse lint - Used to parallelize work across multiple columns - Format: `(tensor_shape, offset, dimensions, strides)` -**Runtime Sequence**: Host-side control flow +**Runtime Sequence**: Host-side control flow. The library derives it from +the operator's declaration (each buffer split over its stream's slots); an +operator that needs a different order overrides `design(rt)`: -- `rt.fill()`: DMA data from host โ†’ NPU (shim โ†’ L2/L1) -- `rt.drain()`: DMA data from NPU โ†’ host -- `rt.start()`: Launch workers -- `rt.task_group()`: Coordinate parallel DMA operations +- `rt.fill(slot, view)`: DMA data from host โ†’ NPU (shim โ†’ L2/L1) +- `rt.drain(slot, view)`: DMA data from NPU โ†’ host +- `rt.group()`: Coordinate parallel DMA operations +- views are slices of the declared buffers (`self.A[:, r0:r1, :]`) or + explicit `Access` descriptors; `tiling.legalize` makes them legal + +**Per-call values**: `Scratchpad(T)` members are patched into descriptors +or read by cores without a rebuild; `DispatchTime(T)` regenerates the +sequence per call (xclbin only). A graph binds them to keyword-only +parameters. **Compilation Flow**: ```text -design.py (Python MLIR-AIE API) +op.py (XOverlay.design + X.design or the derived sequence) โ†“ -PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact +iron.common.build.build_design (library-owned Runtime/Program) โ†“ MLIR (.mlir file) โ†“ (aie-opt + aie-translate via Peano toolchain) @@ -241,16 +266,22 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute ## Adding a New Operator 1. Create directory in `iron/operators//` -2. Implement `op.py`: - - Subclass `MLIROperator` - - Implement `get_operator_name()`, `get_mlir_artifact()`, `get_kernel_artifacts()`, `get_arg_spec()` - - Add validation for dimension constraints (assert statements) - - Define tile sizes and column counts -3. Implement `design.py`: - - Import from `aie.iron` (Program, Runtime, Worker, ObjectFifo, Kernel) - - Define function that builds MLIR-AIE design - - Use `range_()` for loops (not Python `range`) - - Handle device-specific logic (NPU1 vs NPU2) if needed +2. Declare the overlay in `op.py` (`@operator class XOverlay(Overlay)`): + - `tunable()` fields with device defaults in `tuning(dev)`; `dim()` fields + only for what a host shape names + - `StreamIn`/`StreamOut` members in tile units (`per=` a column count) + - a `Resident` for every trip count the core reads, so the array never + depends on the extent + - `design(target)`: build ObjectFIFOs and Workers (`target.kernel(...)`, + `target.rtp(...)`, `target.barrier()`), `range_()` for loops, and + `self.x[i].bind(fifo.prod())` / `self.count.bind(rtps)` for every member +3. Declare the operator (`@operator class X(Operator[XOverlay])`): + - `dim()` fields; `In`/`Out` buffers with `to=`/`from_=` naming the stream + - `compatible()` for divisibility against the tuned overlay, `residents()` + for the counts + - `design(rt)` only if the derived sequence is not the one you want + - see `iron/common/operator_bases.py` for the elementwise families, and + `gemm/op.py` or `mha/op.py` for hand-written sequences 4. If a new C++ compute kernel is needed, add it to the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels) and consume it via `AIEContext.kernels_dir`; IRON no longer hosts kernels @@ -263,43 +294,37 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute - Use `verify_buffer()` from `iron.common.test_utils` 7. Register operator in `iron/operators/__init__.py` -## Operator Sequences +## Graph Functions -IRON supports chaining multiple operators into a single ELF file, so they run -back-to-back within a single dispatch. This is *temporal* sequencing (distinct -kernels executed one after another, with the NPU command processor -reconfiguring the array between steps) rather than *operator fusion* (a single -kernel computing multiple operations at once). This works only with the "full -ELF" flow, which uses ELF files at runtime. The ELF files take the place of -`xclbin`s: +Operators compose into a graph function: a Python function called on +handles, traced once for its shapes, compiled to one image and called per +token. Inputs are its positional parameters, outputs its return values, +weights whatever tensors it closes over, `iron.state(...)` device-resident +state it closes over, and keyword-only parameters annotated +`Scratchpad[T]` per-call values: ```python -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence - -# Define individual operators -gemm1 = AIEGEMM(...) -relu = AIERELU(...) -gemm2 = AIEGEMM(...) - -# Create an operator sequence with a runlist -# Intermediate buffers are automatically managed -seq_op = OperatorSequence( - name="gemm_relu_gemm_seq", - runlist=[ - (gemm1, "in", "temp1"), # (operator, input_buffers, output_buffers) - (relu, "temp1", "temp2"), - (gemm2, "temp2", "out"), - ], - input_args={"in": size_in}, - output_args={"out": size_out}, - context=ctx -) -``` +import iron +from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad -Benefits of operator sequences: +kv = iron.state((n_kv_groups, max_len * head_dim)) + +@iron.graph(names_from=model) +def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + h = RMSNorm(x, model.norm.weight) # a bare tensor is a weight + k = RoPE(GEMV(model.wk, h), angles) # class calls infer overlay and extent + StridedCopy(k, kv, out_offset=pos, ...) # a state passed as an output is written + return GEMV(model.wo, h) + +net = decode.compile(dev, x=(1, emb), angles=(1, head_dim)) +logits = net(x_tok, ang_tok, pos=n * head_dim) +``` -- Reduces host โ†” NPU data transfers -- Runs a chain of operators using a single host-side dispatch (one CPU/host interrupt for the whole sequence vs. one interrupt per operator otherwise) +Overlays with equal `design_key()` are one array; operators with equal keys +are one build. `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` derives the image (a +fused ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbins with `boundaries=iron.each_step`) and +`verbose=True` prints why. `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py` +is the worked example; `iron/tests/common/graph.py` traces it device-free. ## Common Patterns diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index eb40f8e506..92f188f9dd 100755 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -133,11 +133,12 @@ If starting from `Ubuntu 24.04` you may need to update the Linux kernel to 6.11+ All available operators can be found in `iron/operators`. These each contain: -- `op.py`: The Python operator interface -- an easy access point to integrate operators into your project that prescribes how to compile the operator (build artifacts) and how to call it at runtime (buffer sizes, etc.) -- `design.py`: The implementation of the operator's NPU code. Often references a C++ compute kernel from the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels) for the compute core code and describes the data movement using ObjectFIFOs. +- `op.py`: The operator, declared as two classes (see `iron/common/declare.py` and `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md`). The **overlay** is what configures the NPU array: its tunables, the streams into and out of the array in tile units, the values the cores read, and `design()`, which builds the array with ObjectFIFOs and Workers around a C++ kernel from the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels). The **operator** is the host side: its buffers declared by shape against the overlay's streams, and the runtime sequence, which the library derives from that declaration or the operator writes by hand. One overlay serves every extent, so one build of the array serves many shapes. - `reference.py`: A reference CPU implementation to validate the correctness of the NPU implementation. - `test.py`: An end-to-end test that instantiates and builds the operator, runs it and verifies its outputs against the reference. +Operators compose into graph functions: a Python function called on handles, traced once for its shapes, compiled to one image and called per token (`iron.graph`, see `iron/common/graph.py`; `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py` is the worked example). + > NOTE: Be sure the XRT setup script has been sourced and the Python environment is activated: > `source /opt/xilinx/xrt/setup.sh` > `source /path/to/ironenv/bin/activate` @@ -194,16 +195,16 @@ See [iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/README.md](./iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/ IRON uses a three-layer architecture: 1. **Operators** (`iron/operators/`): High-level Python API for NPU operations - - Each operator has: `op.py` (interface), `design.py` (MLIR-AIE implementation), `reference.py` (CPU reference), `test.py` (validation) + - Each operator has: `op.py` (the declared overlay and operator, with the array's design), `reference.py` (CPU reference), `test.py` (validation) 2. **AIE Kernels** ([mlir-aie `aie_kernels/`](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels)): Low-level C++ compute kernels - Organized by architecture: `generic/`, `aie2/`, `aie2p/` - Vectorized using AIE API for optimal performance 3. **Common Infrastructure** (`iron/common/`): Compilation, device management, and utilities + - The declaration layer (`declare.py`), the derived runtime sequence (`build.py`, `tiling.py`) and graph functions (`graph.py`, `packaging.py`) - MLIR-AIE compilation pipeline - XRT runtime integration - - Operator fusion framework ## Performance From c51b499f0aee1f4c47ecc396156d40248c8895e9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:33:32 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 090/215] docs: two troubleshooting lines that still named design.py Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 48cdc00e26..7347c506b0 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -481,13 +481,13 @@ logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) - Verify the kernel `.cc` exists under the installed mlir-aie package's `include/aie_kernels//` (`AIEContext.kernels_dir`) - Check `get_kernel_artifacts()` in `op.py` references correct kernel path -- Ensure kernel function signature matches `Kernel()` declaration in `design.py` +- Ensure the kernel's C++ signature matches the `target.kernel(...)` declaration in the overlay's `design()` **Compilation hangs or fails** - Check MLIR-AIE is installed: `python -c "import aie.iron"` - Verify `llvm-aie` is available: `which aie-opt` -- Look for syntax errors in `design.py` (common: using `range` instead of `range_()`) +- Look for errors in the overlay's `design()` (common: using `range` instead of `range_()`) **Test failures with numerical differences** From afb9fedcd99e761ec3fc418a6e206c3236fe2d96 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:36:32 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 091/215] tests: run every overlay's design() and every sequence under the stub A device-free probe: the old construction matrix (58 cases, restored as cases.py) is pushed through build_design with the upstream API stubbed to no-ops and a runtime that calls the sequence at once, on npu2 and npu1 shapes. What executes is IRON's own code: fifo and worker construction in each design(target), the binding of every stream and resident, the preamble, and the transfers each sequence issues. Two cases skip as incompatible with the narrow device; the rest run. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 8 ++ iron/tests/common/cases.py | 211 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/common/designs_run.py | 121 ++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 340 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/cases.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/designs_run.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 583cde6b0b..1e6cdef988 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -859,6 +859,7 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | swiglu_prefill_stream (ยง9 `from_spec`) | `iron/common/declare.py`, `iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py` | a class from literal shapes, params, key and a custom artifact; the stream group built on it (import only: stream-dse is absent here) | **needs a run** with stream-dse | | step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | | swiglu composites as graph functions (ยง14 step 3, last) | `swiglu_decode/op.py`, `swiglu_prefill/op.py` | traced: five steps, gate and up on one array with one design key, extents from the input shape; the no-padding rule at trace time | **needs a run**: the two hardware tests were rewritten onto `compile()`/call and read intermediates through `net.buffer(handle)` | +| design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | | llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | **needs a run**: the whole point; parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | @@ -959,6 +960,13 @@ shared overlay, the callee-sequence pruning); and deleting the dispatch hierarchy, which the graph lowering still stands on. O6 is settled as free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by `Plan.report`. +The sandbox verification now reaches every `design()` body: the design +probe runs each converted overlay's array construction and each +operator's sequence with the upstream API stubbed to no-ops, on both +device widths. That is the closest a device-free run gets; the remaining +gap is whether the calls are what upstream accepts, which only the +toolchain says. + What to run first on the toolchain, in order, is unchanged (below); after it, the decode graph: `pytest iron/tests/common`, then the llama application against the token snapshot, with ยง18's two candidates the diff --git a/iron/tests/common/cases.py b/iron/tests/common/cases.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..cd131fbb2a --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/cases.py @@ -0,0 +1,211 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Construction cases for every declared operator, in the keyword spelling. + +One matrix, reused: the shapes each operator reads, varied over the shape +and dtype decisions it makes, with the tuning knobs at one valid value. +Every case constructs on a device-free host, which is what lets the design +probe (``designs_run.py``) execute every overlay's ``design()`` anywhere. +""" + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +# (module, class name, [kwargs, ...]) +CASES = [ + # num_aie_columns is pinned everywhere it has a default, rather than left + # to the operator: the defaults (AXPY's is 8) exceed the ShimDMA limit of + # the narrow devices, so a snapshot that relied on them would record a + # different shape per device width instead of a stable one. + ("axpy", "AXPY", [dict(size=2048, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1)]), + ( + "dequant", + "Dequant", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "elementwise_add", + "ElementwiseAdd", + [dict(size=2048, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1)], + ), + ( + "elementwise_mul", + "ElementwiseMul", + [dict(size=2048, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1)], + ), + ( + "gelu", + "GELU", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "gemm", + "GEMM", + [ + # M must be a multiple of 256 and N of 512. + dict(M=256, K=64, N=512), + # b_col_maj / c_col_maj transpose the declared shapes; they are the + # reason a shape function has to stay ordinary Python. + dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, b_col_maj=True), + dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, c_col_maj=True), + dict(M=512, K=256, N=512, dtype_in="bf16", dtype_out="f32"), + ], + ), + ( + "gemv", + "GEMV", + [ + dict(M=256, K=64), + # num_batches > 1 prepends a batch dimension; == 1 must not. + dict(M=256, K=64, num_batches=4), + ], + ), + ( + "layer_norm", + "LayerNorm", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "leaky_relu", + "LeakyReLU", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "mem_copy", + "MemCopy", + [dict(size=1024, num_cores=1, num_channels=1, bypass=False, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "mha", + "MHA", + [ + # num_KV_heads == 0 means plain MHA; non-zero is grouped-query, and + # the two size the K/V buffers differently. + dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=128, d=64, num_KV_heads=0), + dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=128, d=64, num_KV_heads=2), + ], + ), + ( + "relu", + "ReLU", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "repeat", + "Repeat", + [ + dict(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4), + dict(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, dtype=np.int32), + ], + ), + ( + "rms_norm", + "RMSNorm", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "rms_norm", + "WeightedRMSNorm", + # The weight row sits between the input and the output. + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "rope", + "RoPE", + [ + dict(rows=16, cols=64), + # angle_rows is an independent parameter that merely defaults to + # rows, so the angles buffer broadcasts. Without an explicit value + # RoPE reads as "three buffers of one shape" and would be grouped + # with the elementwise binaries, which it is not. + dict(rows=32, cols=64, angle_rows=8), + ], + ), + ( + "sigmoid", + "Sigmoid", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ("silu", "SiLU", [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, tile_size=256)]), + ("softmax", "Softmax", [dict(rows=16, cols=64)]), + # SwiGLUDecode / SwiGLUPrefill / SwiGLUPrefillStream are deliberately absent: + # all three are OperatorSequence subclasses, and OperatorSequence raises + # from get_arg_spec() ("does not expose a unified arg spec; use + # get_layout_for_buffer()"). Only the leaf operator of that family declares + # one -- the per-group stream operator, covered here. + ( + "strided_copy", + "StridedCopy", + [ + dict( + input_sizes=[1024], + input_strides=[1], + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=[1024], + output_strides=[1], + output_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=1024, + output_buffer_size=1024, + ), + dict( + input_sizes=[1024], + input_strides=[1], + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=[1024], + output_strides=[1], + output_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=1024, + output_buffer_size=1024, + dtype=np.float32, + ), + # Input and output buffer sizes are independent here, unlike every + # other (in, out) operator: a gather of every fourth element of a + # 1024-element buffer into a 256-element one. Equal-size cases + # alone would let a refactor that tied the output shape to the + # input pass unnoticed. (The copy itself moves the same element + # count both ways; the operator checks that at construction.) + dict( + input_sizes=[256], + input_strides=[4], + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=[256], + output_strides=[1], + output_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=1024, + output_buffer_size=256, + ), + ], + ), + ( + "tanh", + "Tanh", + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + ), + ( + "transpose", + "Transpose", + [ + dict(M=64, N=64, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), + # Non-square, to pin that the output carries the transposed shape + # (N, M) while the input keeps (M, N). A square-only case cannot + # tell the two apart. + dict(M=64, N=128, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), + ], + ), +] + +_DTYPE_ALIASES = {bfloat16: "bfloat16"} + + +def dtype_name(dtype): + """Canonical, stable name for a spec dtype. + + ``np.dtype(bfloat16).name`` round-trips, but going through ``np.dtype`` + first normalises the several spellings an operator may hand back (a numpy + scalar type, a ``np.dtype``, or ml_dtypes' ``bfloat16``) to one string, so + a snapshot does not churn on an equivalent-but-differently-spelled dtype. + """ + if dtype in _DTYPE_ALIASES: + return _DTYPE_ALIASES[dtype] + return np.dtype(dtype).name diff --git a/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py b/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9457809ea7 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py @@ -0,0 +1,121 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Every overlay's design() and every operator's sequence execute, device-free. + +The upstream API is stubbed to no-ops, so what runs is IRON's own code: the +fifo and worker construction in each ``design(target)``, the binding of +every stream and resident (the build refuses an unbound one), the preamble +writing every resident, and the sequence issuing its transfers. What it +cannot check is that the calls are what upstream accepts; that is the +toolchain's job. +""" + +import importlib +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest + +from iron.common.build import build_design +from iron.tests.common.cases import CASES + + +class _Resolved: + def __init__(self, name): + self.name = name + + +class Dev: + def __init__(self, name, cols, arch): + self._name, self.cols, self.arch = name, cols, arch + + def resolve(self): + return _Resolved(self._name) + + +class _TargetModel: + def __init__(self, cols): + self._cols = cols + + def rows(self): + return 6 + + def columns(self): + return self._cols + + def get_num_mem_tile_rows(self): + return 1 + + def get_local_memory_size(self): + return 65536 + + def get_num_bds(self, col, row): + return 16 + + +class ProbeRuntime: + """Calls the sequence at construction, as resolve_program would later.""" + + def __init__(self, fn, args): + self._fifos = set() + fn(*[f"arg{i}" for i in range(len(args))]) + + +DEVICES = { + "npu2": (Dev("npu2", 8, "aie2p"), 16), + "npu1": (Dev("npu1", 4, "aie2"), 8), +} + + +@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(DEVICES)) +def device(request, monkeypatch): + import aie.iron + import aie.dialects.aie + import aie.utils as aie_utils + import aie.utils.config + + import iron.common.device_utils as du + import iron.common.operator_bases as bases + import iron.common.utils as utils + import iron.operators._kernels as kernels + import iron.operators.rms_norm.op as rms + + dev, limit = DEVICES[request.param] + monkeypatch.setattr(aie.iron, "Runtime", ProbeRuntime, raising=False) + monkeypatch.setattr(aie_utils, "get_current_device", lambda: dev, raising=False) + monkeypatch.setattr(du, "resolve_target_arch", lambda d: d.arch) + monkeypatch.setattr(aie.utils.config, "root_path", lambda: "/aie", raising=False) + monkeypatch.setattr(kernels, "runtime_include_dirs", lambda: []) + for module in (utils, bases, rms): + monkeypatch.setattr(module, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda d, limit=limit: limit) + monkeypatch.setattr( + aie.dialects.aie, + "get_target_model", + lambda r: _TargetModel(dev.cols), + raising=False, + ) + monkeypatch.setattr(utils, "get_target_model", lambda r: _TargetModel(dev.cols)) + return dev + + +def _cases(): + for module, cls_name, kwargs_list in CASES: + for i, kwargs in enumerate(kwargs_list): + yield pytest.param(module, cls_name, kwargs, id=f"{cls_name}-{i}") + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("module,cls_name,kwargs", list(_cases())) +def test_design_and_sequence_run(device, module, cls_name, kwargs): + cls = getattr(importlib.import_module(f"iron.operators.{module}.op"), cls_name) + try: + op = cls(**kwargs) + except ValueError as e: + pytest.skip(f"not constructible on {device.resolve().name}: {e}") + try: + build_design(device, Path("/kernels"), op) + except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 + from iron.common.declare import Untunable, Incompatible + + if isinstance(e, (Untunable, Incompatible)): + pytest.skip(f"not for {device.resolve().name}: {e}") + raise From dd374da4294ec77e4ac13694a0fc90bc8fb56cc5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:37:24 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 092/215] a graph's value binding survives the operator's tuned copy build_design works on op.tuned(dev), a dataclasses.replace copy, which did not carry the per-instance record of the values a graph bound; the copy reported no values, got no device parameter, and its sequence would have silently dropped the strided copy's cache offset. Found by the design probe run over the traced decode graph, which now asserts the binding on the tuned copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare.py | 5 +++++ iron/tests/common/designs_run.py | 29 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/common/graph.py | 20 ++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 54 insertions(+) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index f51c4fff44..bd373b6722 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -1390,6 +1390,11 @@ def tuned(self, dev) -> "Operator": """A copy bound to its own tuned copy of the overlay, with :meth:`compatible` checked.""" ov = self.ov.tuned(dev).copy() new = dataclasses.replace(self, ov=ov) + # What a graph bound on this instance is part of it, not of a field: + # the build works on the copy, and a copy that forgot would silently + # drop the per-call value from the sequence. + if self.used_values: + new.__dict__["_used_values"] = set(self.used_values) new.compatible() return new diff --git a/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py b/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py index 9457809ea7..f6e27159ba 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py @@ -119,3 +119,32 @@ def test_design_and_sequence_run(device, module, cls_name, kwargs): if isinstance(e, (Untunable, Incompatible)): pytest.skip(f"not for {device.resolve().name}: {e}") raise + + +def test_llama_decode_operators_build_with_their_values(device): + """Every operator the decode graph traced builds: the batched GEMVs and + transpose, the strided copies with a bound offset, the dynamic softmax.""" + import sys + + from iron.common.declare import Incompatible, Untunable + from iron.tests.common.graph import _Config + + if device.resolve().name != "npu2": + pytest.skip("the decode graph is tuned for the 8-column array") + sys.path.insert(0, "iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b") + from decode_graph import DecodeGraph + + cfg = _Config() + traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) + bound = {id(op) for op, _, _ in traced.bindings} + built = 0 + for op in traced.operators: + build_design(device, Path("/kernels"), op) + built += 1 + if id(op) in bound: + # The build works on a tuned copy; the binding must survive it, or + # the sequence silently drops the value (build_design would have + # raised on an offset with no parameter otherwise). + tuned = op.tuned(device) + assert list(tuned.values) + list(tuned.ov.values), op + assert built == len(traced.operators) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index 991ba41c9c..c30d7d9494 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -421,3 +421,23 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): # Every operator tunes and is compatible on an 8-column device. for op in t.operators: op.tuned(Dev()) + + +def test_a_bound_value_survives_tuning(): + copy = StridedCopy( + input_sizes=(64,), + input_strides=(1,), + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=(64,), + output_strides=(1,), + output_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=64, + output_buffer_size=64, + ) + + @iron.graph + def f(x, *, a: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + return copy(x, out_offset=a) + + f.trace(x=(64,)) + assert [v.name for v in copy.tuned(Dev()).values] == ["out_offset"] From 3756695c420bf81a5779eb4664210cfd6fdc17a2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 03:38:16 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 093/215] tests: flm/gemm's array and both sequence paths in the design probe The configuration's design and the shape's sequence run on the unsplit, the c_split and the tile_n=128 shapes, and the configuration-only module at the reference shape builds too. The probe now runs the sequence from a fake Program's resolve_program(), as upstream does, rather than at Runtime construction. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/tests/common/designs_run.py | 55 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 53 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py b/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py index f6e27159ba..55924f0864 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py @@ -54,11 +54,20 @@ def get_num_bds(self, col, row): class ProbeRuntime: - """Calls the sequence at construction, as resolve_program would later.""" + """Holds the sequence; ProbeProgram runs it, as resolve_program does upstream.""" def __init__(self, fn, args): self._fifos = set() - fn(*[f"arg{i}" for i in range(len(args))]) + self.fn, self.n_args = fn, len(args) + + +class ProbeProgram: + def __init__(self, dev, rt, workers=None): + self.rt = rt + + def resolve_program(self): + self.rt.fn(*[f"arg{i}" for i in range(self.rt.n_args)]) + return "module" DEVICES = { @@ -82,6 +91,7 @@ def device(request, monkeypatch): dev, limit = DEVICES[request.param] monkeypatch.setattr(aie.iron, "Runtime", ProbeRuntime, raising=False) + monkeypatch.setattr(aie.iron, "Program", ProbeProgram, raising=False) monkeypatch.setattr(aie_utils, "get_current_device", lambda: dev, raising=False) monkeypatch.setattr(du, "resolve_target_arch", lambda d: d.arch) monkeypatch.setattr(aie.utils.config, "root_path", lambda: "/aie", raising=False) @@ -148,3 +158,44 @@ def test_llama_decode_operators_build_with_their_values(device): tuned = op.tuned(device) assert list(tuned.values) + list(tuned.ov.values), op assert built == len(traced.operators) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "M,K,N", + [(512, 1024, 1024), (512, 1024, 10240), (256, 512, 512)], + ids=["unsplit", "c_split", "tn128"], +) +def test_flm_gemm_design_and_sequence_run(device, monkeypatch, M, K, N): + """The configuration's array and the shape's sequence, on both paths.""" + import iron.operators.flm.gemm.op as flm + + if device.resolve().name != "npu2": + pytest.skip("flm/gemm's L1 budget is faked for the aie2p B layout") + + class _Arch: + AIE2p = "aie2p" + AIE2 = "aie2" + + monkeypatch.setattr(flm, "AIEArch", _Arch) + monkeypatch.setattr(flm, "get_target_model", lambda d: _TargetModel(device.cols)) + monkeypatch.setattr( + flm.dsg, "get_target_model", lambda d: _TargetModel(device.cols) + ) + op = flm.GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N) + build_design(device, Path("/kernels"), op) + # The configuration-only module the xclbin is built from, at the + # reference shape, builds too. + tuned = op.tuned(device) + rM, rK, rN = tuned._reference_shape + import dataclasses + + reference = dataclasses.replace( + tuned, + M=rM, + K=rK, + N=rN, + epilogue=flm.Epilogue.NONE, + clamp=None, + packed_bytes=None, + ) + build_design(device, Path("/kernels"), reference) From 463759c40c20c24e509776474a9bea68b396914d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 08:29:51 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 094/215] toolchain gate without a device: every operator lowers to an instruction stream The mlir-aie package is installable here after all, and its aiecc lowers a design to placement, routing, buffer addresses, DMA lowering and the NPU instruction stream without Peano. Two harnesses use that: every case of the construction table on npu2 and npu1 shapes, and what the table does not cover (the decode graph's operators with their bound values, flm/gemm's shapes and configuration module, the foreign mm_prebuilt sequence, the swiglu graphs' operators). All lower. Diffing the generated MLIR against the PR 215 tree, case by case: GEMV, GEMM, MemCopy and StridedCopy are byte-identical; the elementwise families, dequant, layer_norm, transpose, softmax and RoPE differ only by the resident count read behind a barrier; repeat, RoPE and mha by flat host argument types and, for mha, linear Q/O descriptors. Three things were made identical along the way: residents are written one buffer at a time in word order, GEMM's parameter buffers are zeroed, and leaky_relu's object keeps its old name. Two case-table entries were invalid in the old tree too (a stride-1 transpose, an f32 GEMM that overflows a core's memory) and are now valid configurations. The sequence tests fake the task group, which upstream refuses to construct outside a runtime. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/build.py | 8 +- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 3 + iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 6 +- iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py | 1 + iron/tests/common/build.py | 14 ++++ iron/tests/common/cases.py | 16 +++- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py | 92 ++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 101 +++++++++++++++++++++++++ 8 files changed, 236 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 8966e47617..0d084160fb 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -295,6 +295,7 @@ def plan(buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Acces def _preamble(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, target: Target) -> None: """Residents, then barriers, then the parameter sync, before any DMA.""" values = op.residents() + writes: dict[int, tuple] = {} # id(buffer) -> (buffer, {index: value}) for name, res in ov.residents.items(): if res.optional and not res.targets: continue # this configuration does not allocate it @@ -308,7 +309,12 @@ def _preamble(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, target: Target) -> None: f"{type(ov).__name__}.{name}: design() never bound this Resident" ) for buf, index in res.targets: - buf[index] = values[name] + writes.setdefault(id(buf), (buf, {}))[1][index] = values[name] + # One buffer at a time, its words in order: the order the hand-written + # sequences wrote, so a converted operator's instruction stream matches. + for buf, words in writes.values(): + for index in sorted(words): + buf[index] = words[index] unknown = set(values) - set(ov.residents) if unknown: raise ValueError( diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 6f214ae0e7..6219d994f7 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -94,6 +94,8 @@ class ChanneledUnaryOverlay(Overlay): kernel_name: ClassVar[str] kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] + # The object the kernel is compiled to; None names it after the symbol. + kernel_object: ClassVar[str | None] = None needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = False tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 4096 @@ -142,6 +144,7 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: self.kernel_arg_types(line_type), source=target.kernel_source(self.kernel_name), bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev) if self.needs_lut_ops else (), + object_file_name=self.kernel_object, ) of_ins = [ diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 1e97d09a8f..ef34b8b59c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -351,7 +351,11 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: # Runtime parameters: [K_div_k, n_tiles_per_core] per core rtps = [ [ - target.rtp(np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], name=f"rtp{row}_{col}") + target.rtp( + np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]], + name=f"rtp{row}_{col}", + initial_value=np.zeros(2, dtype=np.int32), + ) for col in range(n_aie_cols) ] for row in range(n_aie_rows) diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py index 66ab9bda16..c073e3e7fd 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ class LeakyReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu" kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu_bf16" + kernel_object: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu.o" # as the old design named it _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"alpha": "a"} diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 8b91582fdc..3878bab30a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -30,6 +30,20 @@ from iron.common.tiling import Access +class FakeGroup: + """Upstream's TaskGroup refuses to exist outside a Runtime function.""" + + def finish(self): + pass + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def fake_task_group(monkeypatch): + import aie.iron + + monkeypatch.setattr(aie.iron, "TaskGroup", FakeGroup, raising=False) + + class FakeHandle: def __init__(self, name, log): self.name, self.log = name, log diff --git a/iron/tests/common/cases.py b/iron/tests/common/cases.py index cd131fbb2a..0f00bf4999 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/cases.py @@ -49,7 +49,17 @@ # reason a shape function has to stay ordinary Python. dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, b_col_maj=True), dict(M=256, K=64, N=512, c_col_maj=True), - dict(M=512, K=256, N=512, dtype_in="bf16", dtype_out="f32"), + # f32 output at the default 64-tile overflows a core's memory; smaller tiles. + dict( + M=512, + K=256, + N=512, + dtype_in="bf16", + dtype_out="f32", + tile_m=32, + tile_k=32, + tile_n=32, + ), ], ), ( @@ -186,11 +196,11 @@ "transpose", "Transpose", [ - dict(M=64, N=64, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), + dict(M=64, N=64, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=8), # Non-square, to pin that the output carries the transposed shape # (N, M) while the input keeps (M, N). A square-only case cannot # tell the two apart. - dict(M=64, N=128, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=1), + dict(M=64, N=128, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, m=32, n=32, s=8), ], ), ] diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..acbc36a82f --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py @@ -0,0 +1,92 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Every declared operator lowers to an NPU instruction stream. + +Needs the mlir-aie package (its bindings generate the MLIR, its ``aiecc`` +lowers it) but neither Peano nor a device: ``--get-npu-insts`` places, +routes, assigns buffer addresses, lowers the DMAs and emits the runtime +sequence's instructions without compiling a core. What that checks is +everything the operator model owns: the array a ``design()`` builds is +placeable and routable, every descriptor a sequence issues is legal, the +resident writes and barrier sets lower. What it cannot check is the +kernels, which need Peano, and the numbers, which need hardware. + +The case table is the one the device-free probe uses, so a case that +executes under the stub also lowers for real here. +""" + +import importlib +import subprocess +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 + +from iron.common.declare import Incompatible, Untunable # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.common.cases import CASES # noqa: E402 + +AIECC = Path(aie.__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "bin" / "aiecc" +pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(not AIECC.exists(), reason=f"no aiecc at {AIECC}") + +DEVICES = {"npu2": lambda: NPU2(), "npu1": lambda: from_name("npu1", n_cols=4)} + + +def lower(op, tmp_path, name=None): + """Generate the operator's MLIR and lower it to instructions; return both paths.""" + from aie.iron import ExternalFunction + + name = name or op.name + src = tmp_path / f"{name}.mlir" + # CompilableDesign clears the kernel registry before generating; a bare + # generator() call in one process must do the same, or two designs + # declaring one kernel with different flags collide. + ExternalFunction._instances.clear() + src.write_text(str(op.get_mlir_artifact().generator())) + out = tmp_path / "out" + result = subprocess.run( + [ + str(AIECC), + "--get-npu-insts", + f"--npu-insts-name={name}.bin", + f"--output-dir={out}", + f"--tmpdir={tmp_path / 'prj'}", + str(src), + ], + capture_output=True, + text=True, + timeout=900, + ) + assert result.returncode == 0, f"aiecc failed on {src}:\n{result.stderr[-4000:]}" + insts = out / f"{name}.bin" + assert insts.exists() and insts.stat().st_size > 0 + return src, insts + + +@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(DEVICES)) +def device(request): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + dev = DEVICES[request.param]() + aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) + yield dev + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _cases(): + for module, cls_name, kwargs_list in CASES: + for i, kwargs in enumerate(kwargs_list): + yield pytest.param(module, cls_name, kwargs, id=f"{cls_name}-{i}") + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("module,cls_name,kwargs", list(_cases())) +def test_operator_lowers_to_instructions(device, module, cls_name, kwargs, tmp_path): + cls = getattr(importlib.import_module(f"iron.operators.{module}.op"), cls_name) + try: + op = cls(**kwargs) + op.tuned(device) + except (ValueError, Untunable, Incompatible) as e: + pytest.skip(f"not for {device.resolve().name}: {e}") + lower(op, tmp_path) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..959ae14948 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""What the case table does not cover lowers too: graph-traced operators +with bound per-call values, flm/gemm's configuration and shapes, the +foreign mm_prebuilt sequence, and the swiglu graph functions' operators. +Same gate as ``lowering.py``: aiecc to an instruction stream, no Peano. +""" + +import dataclasses +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2 # noqa: E402 + +from iron.tests.toolchain.lowering import AIECC, lower # noqa: E402 + +pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(not AIECC.exists(), reason=f"no aiecc at {AIECC}") + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def npu2(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _lower_all(traced, tmp_path): + for i, op in enumerate(traced.operators): + (tmp_path / str(i)).mkdir() + lower(op, tmp_path / str(i), name=f"{i}_{type(op).__name__}") + + +def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): + from iron.tests.common.graph import _Config + + sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) + from decode_graph import DecodeGraph + + cfg = _Config() + traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) + bound = {id(op) for op, _, _ in traced.bindings} + assert bound, "the decode graph binds values" + _lower_all(traced, tmp_path) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "M,K,N", + [(512, 1024, 1024), (512, 1024, 10240), (256, 512, 512)], + ids=["unsplit", "c_split", "tn128"], +) +def test_flm_gemm_lowers_and_so_does_its_configuration_module(M, K, N, tmp_path): + import iron.operators.flm.gemm.op as flm + + op = flm.GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N) + (tmp_path / "shape").mkdir() + lower(op, tmp_path / "shape") + tuned = op.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) + rM, rK, rN = tuned._reference_shape + reference = dataclasses.replace( + tuned, + M=rM, + K=rK, + N=rN, + epilogue=flm.Epilogue.NONE, + clamp=None, + packed_bytes=None, + ) + (tmp_path / "config").mkdir() + lower(reference, tmp_path / "config", name=op.config_name) + + +def test_mm_prebuilt_foreign_sequence_lowers(tmp_path): + from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt + + op = MMPrebuilt(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, epilogue="gelu", clamp=(-2.0, 2.0)) + lower(op, tmp_path) + + +def test_swiglu_graphs_operators_lower(tmp_path): + from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode + from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import swiglu_prefill + + z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 + E, H = 2048, 8192 + (tmp_path / "decode").mkdir() + _lower_all( + swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)).trace(x=(1, E)), tmp_path / "decode" + ) + (tmp_path / "prefill").mkdir() + _lower_all( + swiglu_prefill(z(E, H), z(E, H), z(H, E)).trace(x=(256, E)), + tmp_path / "prefill", + ) From 7b0531fe9f5053e56916208071f128d41f124989 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 08:31:17 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 095/215] operator model: the lowering gate and the per-operator diff against PR 215 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 51 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++----- 1 file changed, 46 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 1e6cdef988..d9c4150f4d 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -838,11 +838,51 @@ For the record, so nobody re-derives them: ## 19. Status -What is on this branch, and how far each piece has been verified. Two -environments are distinguished: **sandbox**, a session with no device and -no mlir-aie package, where the pure-Python layers run under pytest against -a stub of the upstream module names; and **toolchain**, a machine with the -pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. +What is on this branch, and how far each piece has been verified. Three +environments are distinguished: **sandbox**, a session with no device, +where the pure-Python layers run under pytest against a stub of the +upstream module names; **lowering**, the same session with the pinned +mlir-aie wheel installed (its release asset downloads even though its +index page does not) but no Peano and no device, where every design +generates real MLIR and `aiecc --get-npu-insts` places, routes, assigns +addresses, lowers the DMAs and emits the instruction stream; and +**device**, a machine with Peano and hardware, where nothing here has run. + +### The lowering gate + +`iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py` lowers every case of the construction +table on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 12 skipped as incompatible with +the narrow device), and `lowering_graph.py` lowers what the table does +not cover: every operator the decode graph traces, with its bound +per-call values as scratchpad parameters; flm/gemm's three sequence +shapes and its configuration-only module at the reference shape; the +foreign mm_prebuilt sequence (raw-dialect emission, no cores); and the +swiglu graphs' operators. All lower. The fused module `swiglu_decode` +builds through `OperatorSequence` (five devices: four configurations and +the dispatch sequence with `aiex.configure`) places and routes and emits +one instruction stream per device, the main one included; only +`--expand-load-pdis` (which forces core compilation) and the ELF itself +need Peano. + +Against the PR 215 tree, generated MLIR for the same constructions: + +| operators | result | +|---|---| +| GEMV (plain and batched), GEMM (all four cases), MemCopy, StridedCopy (all three) | **byte-identical** | +| the elementwise families (ReLU, GELU, SiLU, Sigmoid, Tanh, LayerNorm, LeakyReLU, AXPY, ElementwiseAdd/Mul), Dequant, Transpose, Softmax | differ only by the resident count read behind a barrier (a buffer, a lock, `rtp_write` + `set_lock` in the sequence, `memref.load` in the core) and the SSA renumbering that follows | +| Repeat, RoPE | that, plus flat host argument types (`memref<512xbf16>` for `memref<8x64xbf16>`); descriptors identical | +| MHA | flat host argument types and linear Q/K/V/O descriptors (`[1,1,1,4096]` for `[1,1,64,64]`): same offsets, lengths and order | +| WeightedRMSNorm | no old counterpart with these keywords | + +Three things were made identical along the way: residents are written +one buffer at a time in word order (the old sequences' order), GEMM's +parameter buffers keep their zero initializer, and leaky_relu's object +keeps its old name. Two case-table entries turned out to be invalid in +the old tree as well (a stride-1 transpose the hardware refuses, an f32 +GEMM that overflows a core's memory) and are now valid configurations. + +What the gate cannot check: the kernels (Peano), the numbers (hardware), +and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | piece | file | sandbox | toolchain | |---|---|---|---| @@ -859,6 +899,7 @@ pinned mlir-aie wheel, Peano and a device, where nothing here has run yet. | swiglu_prefill_stream (ยง9 `from_spec`) | `iron/common/declare.py`, `iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py` | a class from literal shapes, params, key and a custom artifact; the stream group built on it (import only: stream-dse is absent here) | **needs a run** with stream-dse | | step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | | swiglu composites as graph functions (ยง14 step 3, last) | `swiglu_decode/op.py`, `swiglu_prefill/op.py` | traced: five steps, gate and up on one array with one design key, extents from the input shape; the no-padding rule at trace time | **needs a run**: the two hardware tests were rewritten onto `compile()`/call and read intermediates through `net.buffer(handle)` | +| lowering gate (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`, `lowering_graph.py` | 116 + 12 lowerings to instruction streams; MLIR diffed against PR 215 per case | **needs Peano and a device**: kernels and numbers | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | From 1a4b3426dc6795893865e80c02b8f6e7052a1663 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 09:21:41 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 096/215] toolchain gate: fused graphs build to full ELFs With Peano and aiebu-asm installed the last aiecc edge runs: the swiglu decode graph and the scaled llama decode graph build through CompiledGraph's own path (TracedGraph.sequence -> OperatorSequence -> compile_sequence) to loadable fused ELFs. The decode graph's scratchpad parameter table, emitted only on this path, holds exactly the two symbols its bound values lower to: the strided copy's out_offset (patched in the sequence) and the softmax's vector_size (read by the core). Six bindings, two rows: like projections share one design and so one parameter. iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py pins both builds and the table; it skips without Peano or aiebu-asm. A toolchain conftest keeps every toolchain test to one iteration: builds are deterministic and minutes long, and the repo-wide --iterations default of 5 would repeat them. The device-free suites were run against the real package as well. The design probe now skips itself when the real bindings are present (the lowering gate runs its case table for real), and lazy_imports.py learns that a composite is a graph function's factory, not an OperatorSequence subclass. Section 19 of the plan records the toolchain's provenance, the full-ELF results, and what remains device-only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 83 ++++++++++++---- iron/tests/common/designs_run.py | 11 +++ iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py | 15 +-- iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py | 20 ++++ iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 109 ++++++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 214 insertions(+), 24 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index d9c4150f4d..2656810d1b 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -842,11 +842,18 @@ What is on this branch, and how far each piece has been verified. Three environments are distinguished: **sandbox**, a session with no device, where the pure-Python layers run under pytest against a stub of the upstream module names; **lowering**, the same session with the pinned -mlir-aie wheel installed (its release asset downloads even though its -index page does not) but no Peano and no device, where every design -generates real MLIR and `aiecc --get-npu-insts` places, routes, assigns -addresses, lowers the DMAs and emits the instruction stream; and -**device**, a machine with Peano and hardware, where nothing here has run. +mlir-aie wheel, Peano and `aiebu-asm` installed but no device, where +every design generates real MLIR, `aiecc` places, routes, assigns +addresses, lowers the DMAs and emits the instruction stream, the kernels +compile, and a traced graph builds to the fused ELF `xrt::module` +loads; and **device**, a machine with hardware, where nothing here has +run. How the toolchain was obtained without a device is worth a line, +since the index pages that name the assets are what a sandbox cannot +reach: the mlir-aie wheel and the Peano wheel are release assets whose +download URLs resolve directly (Peano's name and version are spelled out +in mlir-aie's `utils/update_peano_version.py`), and `aiebu-asm` builds +from `Xilinx/aiebu` with its three submodules and Boost. `xclbinutil` +(XRT) was not obtained, so the xclbin path is unverified past its MLIR. ### The lowering gate @@ -860,9 +867,45 @@ foreign mm_prebuilt sequence (raw-dialect emission, no cores); and the swiglu graphs' operators. All lower. The fused module `swiglu_decode` builds through `OperatorSequence` (five devices: four configurations and the dispatch sequence with `aiex.configure`) places and routes and emits -one instruction stream per device, the main one included; only -`--expand-load-pdis` (which forces core compilation) and the ELF itself -need Peano. +one instruction stream per device, the main one included. + +### The full ELF + +`iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` goes the rest of the way on two +graphs, through the same path `CompiledGraph` takes +(`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ `compile_sequence`): the +kernels compile with Peano, every core links, each design's PDI is +generated, and `aiebu-asm` assembles the streams and PDIs into one ELF. +The swiglu decode graph builds in about 17 s (four PDIs, an empty +parameter table). The llama decode graph at the scaled test config (two +blocks, 50 steps, 6 bound values) builds in about a minute to a 6.3 MB +ELF whose scratchpad parameter table, emitted only on this path, has +exactly two rows: + +| parameter | kind | written where | +|---|---|---| +| `StridedCopy_..._out_offset` | `addr` | patched into the sequence's descriptors | +| `Softmax_r16_n256_c1_ch1_npu2_vector_size` | `core` | read by the core behind its barrier | + +Six bindings, two rows, and that is the sharing the graph intends: the +key and value copies of every block are one design, so one +`cache_offset` write reaches them all, and likewise the softmax's +vector size. The test asserts each bound value's symbol is in the table. + +The GEMV object gate is satisfied by construction: no kernel source +differs from the PR 215 tree and GEMV's MLIR is byte-identical, so the +same aiecc run produces the same object. + +The device-free suites were also run against the real package instead of +the stub. `iron/tests/common` passes, with the design probe skipping +itself (its fakes would have to stand in for a runtime the package +refuses to enter outside a placed program, and the lowering gate runs the +same cases for real). In `iron/tests/infrastructure`, `lazy_imports.py` +needed its notion of a composite updated (a graph function's factory, +not an `OperatorSequence` subclass) and passes; what fails there fails +for want of hardware or of `xclbinutil`: `sequence.py` and +`graph_dispatch.py` need `pyxrt` and a bound device, `jit_compile_path.py` +builds an xclbin. Those are the on-device list below. Against the PR 215 tree, generated MLIR for the same constructions: @@ -899,12 +942,13 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | swiglu_prefill_stream (ยง9 `from_spec`) | `iron/common/declare.py`, `iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py` | a class from literal shapes, params, key and a custom artifact; the stream group built on it (import only: stream-dse is absent here) | **needs a run** with stream-dse | | step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | | swiglu composites as graph functions (ยง14 step 3, last) | `swiglu_decode/op.py`, `swiglu_prefill/op.py` | traced: five steps, gate and up on one array with one design key, extents from the input shape; the no-padding rule at trace time | **needs a run**: the two hardware tests were rewritten onto `compile()`/call and read intermediates through `net.buffer(handle)` | -| lowering gate (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`, `lowering_graph.py` | 116 + 12 lowerings to instruction streams; MLIR diffed against PR 215 per case | **needs Peano and a device**: kernels and numbers | +| lowering gate (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`, `lowering_graph.py` | 116 + 12 lowerings to instruction streams; MLIR diffed against PR 215 per case | kernels compile (the full ELF, next row); **needs a device**: numbers | +| full ELF (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` | โ€” | swiglu decode and the scaled decode graph build to fused ELFs; the parameter table names both bound values | **needs a device**: loading, `params.write`, numbers | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | -| llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | **needs a run**: the whole point; parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | -| graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | **needs a run**: `CompiledGraph` builds through `OperatorSequence` and writes values through `params`; untested against a toolchain | +| llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | +| graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF) verified by the full-ELF gate; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm @@ -1008,10 +1052,12 @@ device widths. That is the closest a device-free run gets; the remaining gap is whether the calls are what upstream accepts, which only the toolchain says. -What to run first on the toolchain, in order, is unchanged (below); after -it, the decode graph: `pytest iron/tests/common`, then the llama -application against the token snapshot, with ยง18's two candidates the -first things to try if it drifts. The snapshot +What to run first on a device, in order: `pytest iron/tests/toolchain` +(it is what the lowering environment already passes; a device changes +nothing there), `pytest iron/tests/infrastructure` (the three ported +recorder tests that need a run), the GEMV and ReLU operator tests, then +the llama application against the token snapshot, with ยง18's two +candidates the first things to try if it drifts. The snapshot entries for Softmax and Transpose were re-pinned to their 2-D shapes and WeightedRMSNorm added to the case matrix. Every operator now serves `get_arg_spec()` from its declared buffers. @@ -1035,9 +1081,10 @@ Two findings while building, both now stated in the code: legal ones; it is the general form of mha's `legalize_tap` and a natural upstream contribution. -What to run first on the toolchain, in order: `pytest iron/tests/common` -(the device-free modules, now without the stub); the GEMV object gate; -`pytest iron/operators/gemv iron/operators/relu`; then the rest of the ten. +`pytest iron/tests/common` passes without the stub, against the real +bindings, and the GEMV object gate is settled above; what remains of the +original toolchain list is the on-device half: `pytest +iron/operators/gemv iron/operators/relu`, then the rest of the ten. --- diff --git a/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py b/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py index 55924f0864..85a834b79f 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py @@ -9,13 +9,24 @@ writing every resident, and the sequence issuing its transfers. What it cannot check is that the calls are what upstream accepts; that is the toolchain's job. + +With the real mlir-aie package installed the probe is skipped: its fakes +would have to stand in for the runtime the package refuses to run outside +a placed program, and ``iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`` already runs +the same case table through the real one, to an instruction stream. """ import importlib +import importlib.util from pathlib import Path import pytest +pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( + importlib.util.find_spec("aie._mlir_libs") is not None, + reason="the real mlir-aie package is installed; iron/tests/toolchain covers these cases", +) + from iron.common.build import build_design from iron.tests.common.cases import CASES diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py index 8774b8ac7e..ede7bd2523 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py @@ -33,7 +33,10 @@ def _modules_after_importing(name): program = ( "import sys\n" f"from iron.operators import {name}\n" - f"assert {name}.__name__ == {name!r}\n" + # A class carries its own name; a graph function's factory carries the + # snake_case one (swiglu_decode for SwiGLUDecode). + f"assert getattr({name}, '__name__', '').replace('_', '').lower() " + f"== {name!r}.lower(), {name}.__name__\n" # Only the .op modules: importing an operator necessarily creates the # namespace package around it, which says nothing about laziness. "print('\\n'.join(sorted(m for m in sys.modules " @@ -49,14 +52,14 @@ def _modules_after_importing(name): def _is_composite(name): """Whether `name` is built from other operators rather than from a kernel. - A composite is an OperatorSequence: it holds a runlist of other operators, - so importing it must import them. That is composition, not an eager - catalog, and the two need different expectations. + A composite is a graph function (a factory returning one, not a class): + its body calls other operators, so importing it must import them. That + is composition, not an eager catalog, and the two need different + expectations. """ - from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron import operators - return issubclass(getattr(operators, name), OperatorSequence) + return not isinstance(getattr(operators, name), type) @pytest.mark.parametrize("name", sorted(_OPERATOR_MODULES)) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..ff19d576fb --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""One build per case. + +The repo-wide ``--iterations`` (default 5) repeats every test for timing +statistics. A lowering or a full-ELF build is deterministic and minutes +long, and its cache would make the repeats no-ops in any case, so only the +first iteration of each toolchain test is kept. +""" + + +def pytest_collection_modifyitems(config, items): + keep, dropped = [], [] + for item in items: + params = getattr(getattr(item, "callspec", None), "params", {}) + (dropped if params.get("_iteration", 0) else keep).append(item) + if dropped: + config.hook.pytest_deselected(items=dropped) + items[:] = keep diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..56865d970c --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -0,0 +1,109 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The fused image itself: graph functions build to a full ELF. + +One step past ``lowering.py``. Where that gate stops at the instruction +stream, this one runs the whole of aiecc's full-ELF pipeline on a traced +graph: every operator's kernels compile with Peano, every core links, each +design's PDI is generated, and ``aiebu-asm`` assembles the per-device +instruction streams and the PDIs into the one ELF ``xrt::module`` loads. +Needs Peano (the ``llvm-aie`` wheel) and ``aiebu-asm`` on the PATH, and +still no device; the numbers remain hardware's to check. + +What it adds to the lowering gate is the scratchpad parameter table: +``--get-scratchpad-parameters`` only emits it on the full-ELF path, and it +is where a graph's bound per-call values become something the host writes +through. The decode graph binds two, so its table must name both. +""" + +import shutil +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 +import aie.utils.config as aie_config # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2 # noqa: E402 + +from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 +from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, fused_work_dir # noqa: E402 + +AIEBU = shutil.which("aiebu-asm") +try: + PEANO = Path(aie_config.peano_install_dir()) +except Exception: # noqa: BLE001 - any failure means no Peano + PEANO = None + +pytestmark = [ + pytest.mark.skipif(AIEBU is None, reason="no aiebu-asm on the PATH"), + pytest.mark.skipif( + PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" + ), +] + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def npu2(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def build_elf(traced, name, tmp_path): + """Fuse a traced graph and build its full ELF; return the ELF and its work dir.""" + ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path / "build")) + seq = traced.sequence(name, dispatch="fused", context=ctx) + seq.compile() + elf = compile_sequence(seq, tmp_path / f"{name}.elf") + assert elf.exists() and elf.stat().st_size > 0, f"no ELF at {elf}" + return elf, fused_work_dir(elf) + + +def _params(work_dir): + """The scratchpad parameter table aiecc emitted, as ``name -> line``.""" + text = (work_dir / "params.txt").read_text().strip().splitlines() + assert text, "params.txt is empty" + count = int(text[0]) + rows = [line for line in text[1:] if line.strip()] + assert len(rows) == count, f"params.txt announces {count} rows, holds {len(rows)}" + return {row.split()[0]: row for row in rows} + + +def test_swiglu_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf(tmp_path): + from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode + + z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 + E, H = 2048, 8192 + traced = swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)).trace(x=(1, E)) + elf, work = build_elf(traced, "swiglu_decode", tmp_path) + # Four designs (gate and up share one) and the dispatch sequence. + pdis = sorted(p.name for p in work.glob("bif_op*.bif")) + assert len(pdis) == 4, pdis + # No per-call values: an empty table, not a missing one. + assert (work / "params.txt").read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0" + + +def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): + from iron.tests.common.graph import _Config + + sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) + from decode_graph import DecodeGraph + from iron.common.build import value_symbol + + cfg = _Config() + traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) + elf, work = build_elf(traced, "decode", tmp_path) + table = _params(work) + # Every value the graph bound is a parameter the host can write. + for op, name, value in traced.bindings: + bound = getattr(op, name, None) + if bound is None or not hasattr(bound, "kind"): + bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) + symbol = value_symbol(op, bound) + assert symbol in table, f"{symbol} ({value.name}) missing from {sorted(table)}" From d8b7ec16fadf2c7b5070f51731f9bb4c472d81d7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 09:34:33 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 097/215] toolchain gate: the xclbin image, one kernel per design iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py builds the other image on every path that lowers to it: a graph's separate dispatch on npu2 and npu1, flm/gemm's two compiles, mm_prebuilt's instruction stream and its downloaded image, and a plain operator's compile() on npu1. Needs Peano and xclbinutil on the PATH; skips otherwise. SeparateDispatch.link_xclbins linked one xclbin per operator instance where the fused path builds one per design, so a graph whose operators share a design paid a chained compile per step. It now iterates unique_designs() and maps every operator onto its design's artifacts: the swiglu decode graph's five steps link four kernels, the gate and up projections sharing one and one instruction stream. The vendored Boost-free xclbinutil (mlir-aie's tools/hrx-xclbinutil) could not link a chain: its property-tree shim split an empty path into one empty key, so the put("", v) every section uses for array elements dumped each element nested one level too deep, and aiecc's --xclbin-input step failed re-adding the dumped partition. The fix and a round-trip step for its smoke test are carried here as patches/hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch, for upstream. The full-size Llama 3.2 1B decode graph also builds to a fused ELF (386 steps, 19 designs, 13.3 MB, the same two-row parameter table); section 19 of the plan records it with the xclbin gate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 54 ++++++- iron/common/sequence.py | 12 +- .../patches/hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch | 93 +++++++++++ iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py | 150 ++++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 299 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/patches/hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 2656810d1b..1f93a6125b 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -851,9 +851,10 @@ run. How the toolchain was obtained without a device is worth a line, since the index pages that name the assets are what a sandbox cannot reach: the mlir-aie wheel and the Peano wheel are release assets whose download URLs resolve directly (Peano's name and version are spelled out -in mlir-aie's `utils/update_peano_version.py`), and `aiebu-asm` builds -from `Xilinx/aiebu` with its three submodules and Boost. `xclbinutil` -(XRT) was not obtained, so the xclbin path is unverified past its MLIR. +in mlir-aie's `utils/update_peano_version.py`), `aiebu-asm` builds from +`Xilinx/aiebu` with its three submodules and Boost, and `xclbinutil` is +the Boost-free one mlir-aie vendors under `tools/hrx-xclbinutil`, built +standalone with one fix (below). No XRT is installed, so nothing loads. ### The lowering gate @@ -892,6 +893,39 @@ key and value copies of every block are one design, so one `cache_offset` write reaches them all, and likewise the softmax's vector size. The test asserts each bound value's symbol is in the table. +The same build at Llama 3.2 1B's real configuration (16 blocks, 386 +steps, 48 bindings, 19 distinct designs) takes about three minutes and +produces a 13.3 MB ELF with the same two-row table. That is the image +`llama_npu.py` would load; only the load and the token snapshot are +left. + +### The xclbin gate + +`iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py` builds the other image, one xclbin per +design, on each path that lowers that way: a graph's separate dispatch +on npu2 and npu1 (the swiglu decode graph: five steps, four designs, +the gate and up projections sharing one kernel instance and one +instruction stream), flm/gemm's two compiles (the configuration's xclbin +at the reference shape plus this shape's instructions), mm_prebuilt's +instruction stream against its foreign overlay (and the download of the +image itself, which this session's network allowed), and a plain +operator's `compile()` on npu1. All pass. + +Two things were wrong on the way. `SeparateDispatch.link_xclbins` +linked one xclbin per operator instance where the fused path built one +per design, so a graph with shared designs paid a chained compile per +step; it now iterates `unique_designs()` and maps every operator onto +its design's artifacts. And the vendored `xclbinutil` could not link a +chain at all: its property-tree shim split an empty path into one empty +key, so the `put("", v)` every section uses for array elements dumped +each element one level too deep (`"start_columns": [["0"]]`), and +aiecc's `--xclbin-input` step, which re-adds the dumped partition, +failed on the empty value. The fix (an empty path names the node +itself, as in boost) and a round-trip step for the tool's smoke test +are in `iron/tests/toolchain/patches/hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch`, +against mlir-aie's `third_party/hrx-xclbinutil`; the smoke test fails +without it and passes with it. It belongs upstream. + The GEMV object gate is satisfied by construction: no kernel source differs from the PR 215 tree and GEMV's MLIR is byte-identical, so the same aiecc run produces the same object. @@ -903,9 +937,12 @@ refuses to enter outside a placed program, and the lowering gate runs the same cases for real). In `iron/tests/infrastructure`, `lazy_imports.py` needed its notion of a composite updated (a graph function's factory, not an `OperatorSequence` subclass) and passes; what fails there fails -for want of hardware or of `xclbinutil`: `sequence.py` and -`graph_dispatch.py` need `pyxrt` and a bound device, `jit_compile_path.py` -builds an xclbin. Those are the on-device list below. +for want of hardware: `sequence.py` and `graph_dispatch.py` need +`pyxrt` and a bound device, and one test in `jit_compile_path.py` +asserts that binding the device inside the cache stamp reproduces the +hash a bound compile computes, which needs a device to bind (the rest +of that file, the xclbin and ELF compiles included, passes). Those are +the on-device list below. Against the PR 215 tree, generated MLIR for the same constructions: @@ -943,12 +980,13 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | step 4 deletions | `iron/common/base.py`, `compilation/base.py`, `build.py`, tests | `bind()`, `bind_from`, the `arg_spec` fallback, `same_shape_*`, the snapshot and its cases, the binding tests: gone; GEMM's layout flags and MHA's padding re-pinned on the declared classes | **needs a run**: `build_design` now receives `dev` and `kernels_dir` as explicit generator kwargs (they reach the cache key by identity and path) | | swiglu composites as graph functions (ยง14 step 3, last) | `swiglu_decode/op.py`, `swiglu_prefill/op.py` | traced: five steps, gate and up on one array with one design key, extents from the input shape; the no-padding rule at trace time | **needs a run**: the two hardware tests were rewritten onto `compile()`/call and read intermediates through `net.buffer(handle)` | | lowering gate (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`, `lowering_graph.py` | 116 + 12 lowerings to instruction streams; MLIR diffed against PR 215 per case | kernels compile (the full ELF, next row); **needs a device**: numbers | -| full ELF (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` | โ€” | swiglu decode and the scaled decode graph build to fused ELFs; the parameter table names both bound values | **needs a device**: loading, `params.write`, numbers | +| full ELF (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` | โ€” | swiglu decode and the scaled decode graph build to fused ELFs; the parameter table names both bound values; the real-size decode graph builds too (13.3 MB) | **needs a device**: loading, `params.write`, numbers | +| xclbin (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py`, `patches/` | โ€” | separate dispatch on both devices, one kernel per design; flm/gemm's two compiles; mm_prebuilt's instructions and image; a plain operator on npu1 | **needs a device**: running the chain | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | | llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | -| graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF) verified by the full-ELF gate; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | +| graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF, and โ†’ the chained xclbins) verified by the full-ELF and xclbin gates; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index d795124077..cdc17ca10b 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -237,8 +237,13 @@ def link_xclbins(self, seq): name_hash = hashlib.sha1(seq.name.encode()).hexdigest()[:6] build_dir = Path(seq.context.build_dir) + # One kernel instance per design, not per operator: with + # share_designs, operators reporting one design_key generate one + # module, so they link one xclbin and run one instruction stream. + designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() prev_xclbin_path = None - for idx, op in enumerate(seq.unique_operators()): + built = [] + for idx, op in enumerate(designs): op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( @@ -252,11 +257,14 @@ def link_xclbins(self, seq): f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", ], ) + built.append((xclbin_path, insts_path, op_label)) + prev_xclbin_path = xclbin_path + for op in seq.unique_operators(): + xclbin_path, insts_path, op_label = built[design_of[id(op)]] self.op_xclbin_path_map[id(op)] = xclbin_path self.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] = insts_path self.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] = op_label - prev_xclbin_path = xclbin_path # The last xclbin in the chain carries all the linked instances. self.combined_xclbin_path = prev_xclbin_path diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/patches/hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch b/iron/tests/toolchain/patches/hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..a25f3324a7 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/patches/hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch @@ -0,0 +1,93 @@ +diff --git a/third_party/hrx-xclbinutil/test/run_tests.sh b/third_party/hrx-xclbinutil/test/run_tests.sh +index 5ec146f..260207d 100755 +--- a/third_party/hrx-xclbinutil/test/run_tests.sh ++++ b/third_party/hrx-xclbinutil/test/run_tests.sh +@@ -19,20 +19,66 @@ nat() { if command -v cygpath >/dev/null 2>&1; then cygpath -m "$1"; else printf + HERE_N="$(nat "$HERE")" + TMP_N="$(nat "$TMP")" + +-echo "[1/4] --version reports the XRT build version" ++echo "[1/5] --version reports the XRT build version" + "$BIN" --version | grep -q "XRT Build Version: 2.18.0" + +-echo "[2/4] package a MEM_TOPOLOGY JSON into a .xclbin" ++echo "[2/5] package a MEM_TOPOLOGY JSON into a .xclbin" + "$BIN" --add-replace-section MEM_TOPOLOGY:JSON:"$HERE_N/data/mem_topology.json" \ + --force --output "$TMP_N/out.xclbin" | grep -q "Successfully wrote" + test -s "$TMP/out.xclbin" + +-echo "[3/4] --info lists the MEM_TOPOLOGY section" ++echo "[3/5] --info lists the MEM_TOPOLOGY section" + "$BIN" --info --input "$TMP_N/out.xclbin" | grep -q "MEM_TOPOLOGY" + +-echo "[4/4] dump MEM_TOPOLOGY back; values round-trip" ++echo "[4/5] dump MEM_TOPOLOGY back; values round-trip" + "$BIN" --dump-section MEM_TOPOLOGY:JSON:"$TMP_N/dump.json" --input "$TMP_N/out.xclbin" + grep -q "HOST" "$TMP/dump.json" # m_tag survived JSON->binary->JSON + grep -q "MEM_DRAM" "$TMP/dump.json" # m_type survived + ++echo "[5/5] AIE_PARTITION round-trips through its own dump" ++# aiecc's --xclbin-input flow dumps the partition of the previous xclbin, appends ++# a PDI and re-adds it, so the dump must be something --add-replace-section ++# accepts. The section writes each scalar array element with put("", v), which ++# names the node itself; splitting "" into an empty key nested every element in ++# an array of its own ([["0"]]) and the re-add failed on the empty value. ++cat > "$TMP/aie_partition.json" </dev/null \ ++ && "$BIN" --input "$TMP_N/part.xclbin" --add-replace-section AIE_PARTITION:JSON:"$TMP_N/part.json" \ ++ --force --output "$TMP_N/part2.xclbin" | grep -q "Successfully wrote") ++ + echo "PASS" +diff --git a/third_party/hrx-xclbinutil/util/hrx_util.h b/third_party/hrx-xclbinutil/util/hrx_util.h +index 5b2edc2..6c5cea4 100644 +--- a/third_party/hrx-xclbinutil/util/hrx_util.h ++++ b/third_party/hrx-xclbinutil/util/hrx_util.h +@@ -751,6 +751,13 @@ private: + container m_children; + + static void splitPath(const std::string &path, std::list &out) { ++ // An empty path names the node itself, as in boost: put("", v) sets this ++ // node's value and get_child("") returns *this. Splitting "" into one ++ // empty key would instead create (or look up) a child keyed "", which ++ // is how the array-element idiom `ptElement.put("", v); arr.push_back({"", ++ // ptElement})` came out one level too deep on every dump. ++ if (path.empty()) ++ return; + size_t start = 0, dot; + while ((dot = path.find('.', start)) != std::string::npos) { + out.push_back(path.substr(start, dot - start)); diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4767399e92 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py @@ -0,0 +1,150 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The other image: operators and separate-dispatch graphs build to xclbins. + +The full ELF is NPU2's image; the xclbin is NPU1's, and what a graph +compiled at ``each_step`` boundaries chains one operator at a time. This +gate runs aiecc's xclbin pipeline (kernels with Peano, the PDI, then +``xclbinutil`` packaging) on each path the model lowers that way: + +* a graph's separate dispatch, one xclbin per unique operator linked onto + the previous one (``--xclbin-input``), on both device widths; +* flm/gemm's two compiles, the configuration's xclbin at the reference + shape and this shape's instruction stream; +* mm_prebuilt's instruction stream against its foreign overlay (the xclbin + itself is downloaded, not built, and is tried separately); +* one plain declared operator's ``compile()`` on NPU1. + +Needs Peano and ``xclbinutil`` on the PATH (mlir-aie vendors a Boost-free +one under ``tools/hrx-xclbinutil``); no device. +""" + +import shutil +import urllib.error +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 + +from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import PEANO # noqa: E402 + +XCLBINUTIL = shutil.which("xclbinutil") + +pytestmark = [ + pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH"), + pytest.mark.skipif( + PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" + ), +] + +DEVICES = {"npu2": lambda: NPU2(), "npu1": lambda: from_name("npu1", n_cols=4)} + + +@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(DEVICES)) +def device(request): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + dev = DEVICES[request.param]() + aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) + yield dev + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +@pytest.fixture +def npu2(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _swiglu_decode(): + from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode + + z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 + E, H = 2048, 8192 + return swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)).trace(x=(1, E)) + + +def test_a_graph_chains_one_xclbin_per_operator(device, tmp_path): + traced = _swiglu_decode() + ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path / "build")) + seq = traced.sequence("swiglu_decode_sep", dispatch="separate", context=ctx) + seq.compile() + dispatch = seq._dispatch + dispatch.link_xclbins(seq) + ops = list(seq.unique_operators()) + assert len(ops) == 5 and len(seq.runlist) == 5 + # Five operators, four designs: the gate and up projections share one, + # so they link one kernel instance and run one instruction stream. + kernels = {dispatch.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] for op in ops} + assert len(kernels) == 4, kernels + gate, up = ops[0], ops[1] + assert type(gate).__name__ == type(up).__name__ == "GEMV" + assert dispatch.op_insts_path_map[id(gate)] == dispatch.op_insts_path_map[id(up)] + for op in ops: + assert Path(dispatch.op_xclbin_path_map[id(op)]).stat().st_size > 0 + assert Path(dispatch.op_insts_path_map[id(op)]).stat().st_size > 0 + # The last link carries every instance: it is the largest of the chain. + sizes = [Path(dispatch.op_xclbin_path_map[id(op)]).stat().st_size for op in ops] + assert Path(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path).stat().st_size == max(sizes) + + +def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions( + npu2, tmp_path +): + import iron.operators.flm.gemm.op as flm + + op = flm.GEMM(M=256, K=512, N=512, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + op.compile() + assert Path(op._xclbin_path).name == f"{op.config_name}.xclbin" + assert Path(op._insts_path).name == f"{op.name}.bin" + assert Path(op._xclbin_path).stat().st_size > 0 + assert Path(op._insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 + + +def test_mm_prebuilt_builds_its_instructions_for_the_foreign_image(npu2, tmp_path): + from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt + + op = MMPrebuilt( + M=256, + K=1024, + N=1152, + epilogue="gelu", + clamp=(-2.0, 2.0), + context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), + ) + op.link_xclbin() + assert Path(op._insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 + + +def test_mm_prebuilt_fetches_its_image(npu2, tmp_path): + from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt + + op = MMPrebuilt(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + try: + op.compile() + except (urllib.error.URLError, OSError) as e: # no network here + pytest.skip(f"the prebuilt xclbin could not be fetched: {e}") + image = Path(op.xclbin_artifact.filename) + assert image.exists() and image.stat().st_size > 0 + + +def test_a_declared_operator_compiles_to_an_xclbin_on_npu1(tmp_path): + from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV + + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(DEVICES["npu1"]()) + try: + op = GEMV(M=512, K=1024, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + op.compile() + assert Path(op._xclbin_path).stat().st_size > 0 + assert Path(op._insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 + finally: + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) From 7072d591ef23125352832aef83026b9b81b3f203 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 09:39:10 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 098/215] graph functions: compile() links the image, the runtime waits for the first call OperatorSequence.compile() built the artifact graph but linked the image (the fused ELF or the chained xclbins) only on the way to a callable, so on a host with the toolchain and no NPU it stopped short of the one thing worth handing on. Each dispatch now has link(), the ahead-of-time half of make_callable (idempotent; get_callable still goes through it), compile() calls it, and CompiledGraph keeps the image as net.image and makes the XRT runtime on first use. iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py runs the packaging surface end to end on the swiglu decode graph: compile(dev, boundaries=, image=) derives elf/fused on npu2 and xclbin/separate at each_step on npu1, links, and no runtime is made. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 8 +++- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 12 ++++++ iron/common/graph.py | 12 +++++- iron/common/sequence.py | 37 ++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py | 76 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 142 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 7347c506b0..452af8b1d4 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -323,8 +323,12 @@ logits = net(x_tok, ang_tok, pos=n * head_dim) Overlays with equal `design_key()` are one array; operators with equal keys are one build. `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` derives the image (a fused ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbins with `boundaries=iron.each_step`) and -`verbose=True` prints why. `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py` -is the worked example; `iron/tests/common/graph.py` traces it device-free. +`verbose=True` prints why. It links the image (`net.image`) and stops +there: the runtime that loads it is made on the first call, so a host with +the toolchain and no NPU can compile ahead of time. +`iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py` is the worked example; +`iron/tests/common/graph.py` traces it device-free and +`iron/tests/toolchain/` builds it. ## Common Patterns diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 1f93a6125b..f2a8fa8790 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -911,6 +911,17 @@ instruction stream against its foreign overlay (and the download of the image itself, which this session's network allowed), and a plain operator's `compile()` on npu1. All pass. +`iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py` then runs the packaging surface end +to end: `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` on the swiglu decode graph +derives `elf`/fused on npu2 and `xclbin`/separate at `each_step` on +npu1, builds the sequence and links the image, and stops there. +`OperatorSequence.compile()` now links the image (`link()`, idempotent; +`get_callable()` still goes through it) and `CompiledGraph` makes the +runtime on first use, so a build host with the toolchain and no NPU +compiles ahead of time and hands `net.image` on. Before this the ELF +was only linked on the way to a callable, and `compile()` on such a +host stopped short of the one thing worth having. + Two things were wrong on the way. `SeparateDispatch.link_xclbins` linked one xclbin per operator instance where the fused path built one per design, so a graph with shared designs paid a chained compile per @@ -982,6 +993,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | lowering gate (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`, `lowering_graph.py` | 116 + 12 lowerings to instruction streams; MLIR diffed against PR 215 per case | kernels compile (the full ELF, next row); **needs a device**: numbers | | full ELF (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` | โ€” | swiglu decode and the scaled decode graph build to fused ELFs; the parameter table names both bound values; the real-size decode graph builds too (13.3 MB) | **needs a device**: loading, `params.write`, numbers | | xclbin (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py`, `patches/` | โ€” | separate dispatch on both devices, one kernel per design; flm/gemm's two compiles; mm_prebuilt's instructions and image; a plain operator on npu1 | **needs a device**: running the chain | +| ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index d44c776245..b6be365259 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -696,10 +696,20 @@ def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) self.symbols.append((value.name, value_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). + # compile() builds the image; the runtime that loads it is made on + # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch, context=context).compile() - self.callable = self.sequence.get_callable() + self.image = self.sequence.image + self._callable = None self._uploaded = False + @property + def callable(self): + """The loaded image, made on first use (needs the XRT runtime).""" + if self._callable is None: + self._callable = self.sequence.get_callable() + return self._callable + # -- buffers --------------------------------------------------------------- def buffer(self, x): diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index cdc17ca10b..cf86b913e4 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -98,6 +98,15 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): """Register the compile artifacts needed by this mode on ``seq``.""" raise NotImplementedError + def link(self, seq): + """Build this mode's image and return its path; ``None`` if it has none. + + The ahead-of-time half of ``make_callable``: everything up to, but + not including, the runtime that loads it, so a host without an NPU + can compile a sequence and hand the image on. + """ + return None + def make_callable(self, seq): """Return the runtime callable for this mode.""" raise NotImplementedError @@ -196,6 +205,9 @@ def build_fused_mlir(self, seq) -> str: seq.slice_info, ) + def link(self, seq): + return self.link_elf(seq) + def make_callable(self, seq): self.link_elf(seq) return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) @@ -269,6 +281,10 @@ def link_xclbins(self, seq): # The last xclbin in the chain carries all the linked instances. self.combined_xclbin_path = prev_xclbin_path + def link(self, seq): + self.link_xclbins(seq) + return self.combined_xclbin_path + def make_callable(self, seq): self.link_xclbins(seq) return SequenceXclbinCallable(seq, self) @@ -597,6 +613,27 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self): self._dispatch = self._dispatch.resolve(aie_utils.get_current_device()) self._dispatch.set_up_artifacts(self) + def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False): + """Build the artifacts and the image, ahead of time. + + The base class builds the artifact graph (kernel objects and the + like); the image itself, the fused ELF or the chained xclbins, was + only linked on the way to a callable, so ``compile()`` on a host + without a runtime stopped short of the thing worth handing on. + ``link()`` is idempotent and ``get_callable()`` still goes through it. + """ + super().compile(dry_run=dry_run) + if not dry_run: + self.link() + return self + + def link(self): + """Build this sequence's image for its dispatch; sets ``self.image``.""" + if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): + AIEOperatorBase.compile(self) + self.image = self._dispatch.link(self) + return self.image + def get_arg_spec(self): raise NotImplementedError( "OperatorSequence does not expose a unified arg spec; " diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..dec1dba395 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""``GraphFunction.compile`` on a host without an NPU produces the image. + +The packaging surface end to end: ``compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)`` +derives the dispatch by the rules in ``iron.common.packaging``, traces, +builds the sequence and links the image, and the runtime that would load +it is not made until the first call. So a build host with the toolchain +and no device can compile ahead of time and hand the image on, which is +what this checks for both images: the fused ELF on npu2 and the chained +xclbins at ``each_step`` boundaries on npu1. +""" + +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 + +import iron # noqa: E402 +from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import PEANO # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import AIEBU # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.xclbin import XCLBINUTIL # noqa: E402 + +pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( + PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" +) + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def restore_device(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _swiglu_decode(): + from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode + + z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 + E, H = 2048, 8192 + return swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)), E + + +@pytest.mark.skipif(AIEBU is None, reason="no aiebu-asm on the PATH") +def test_compile_for_npu2_links_the_fused_elf_without_a_runtime(tmp_path): + fn, E = _swiglu_decode() + net = fn.compile( + NPU2(), image=iron.ELF, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), x=(1, E) + ) + assert net.plan.image == "elf" and net.plan.dispatch == "fused" + assert Path(net.image).suffix == ".elf" and Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 + assert net._callable is None, "the runtime is made on first call, not at compile" + + +@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") +def test_compile_for_npu1_at_each_step_links_the_chained_xclbins(tmp_path): + fn, E = _swiglu_decode() + net = fn.compile( + from_name("npu1", n_cols=4), + boundaries=iron.each_step, + image=iron.XCLBIN, + context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), + x=(1, E), + ) + assert net.plan.image == "xclbin" and net.plan.dispatch == "separate" + assert Path(net.image).suffix == ".xclbin" and Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 + assert net._callable is None + # Four designs for five steps: the chain has four links. + assert len(list(tmp_path.glob("f*_op*.xclbin"))) == 4 From 7b225d3050644a6357490c3cf628591a808dc349 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 09:47:10 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 099/215] graph reference against llama_cpu.py: parity, and the softmax length drift MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit GraphFunction.reference now models what the device would: a state passed as an output is written in place, and the per-call values a site binds reach each operator's reference() as numbers (the cache offset moves the strided copy, the vector size masks the softmax as the kernel does). Four references were made faithful for it: StridedCopy had none, Softmax ignored the vector size, GEMV's and Transpose's did not batch. iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py compares the decode graph's reference with llama_cpu.py on one prompt at a scaled configuration, the graph's caches seeded from the CPU prefill. Per token the largest logit difference is about 1% of the logit scale and the argmax agrees at every step, so the graph's wiring matches the model. The same comparison with the softmax's valid length written as the old running sum of context lengths (ยง18's first candidate) agrees at the first token only and diverges from the second on, with a different argmax each time. The scratchpad write is a plain store and the kernel masks from the value on, so the sum was read as a length. llama_forward_pass_decode now passes the context length. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 50 ++++- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 12 +- iron/common/graph.py | 44 ++++- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 10 +- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 32 +++- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 34 +++- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 9 +- iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 191 ++++++++++++++++++++ 8 files changed, 345 insertions(+), 37 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index f2a8fa8790..93546f30eb 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -941,6 +941,30 @@ The GEMV object gate is satisfied by construction: no kernel source differs from the PR 215 tree and GEMV's MLIR is byte-identical, so the same aiecc run produces the same object. +### Reference parity + +`GraphFunction.reference` runs a graph operator by operator through each +operator's `reference()` on host tensors. It now models what the device +would: a state passed as an output is written in place (the strided copy +scatters into the cache and leaves the rest), and the per-call values a +site binds reach the reference as numbers (the cache offset moves the +copy, the vector size masks the softmax as the kernel does). With that, +`iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py` compares the decode graph's +reference against `llama_cpu.py`, the reference the application is +judged against, on one prompt at a scaled configuration: the CPU side +prefills and decodes with its growing cache, the graph side seeds its +caches from the CPU prefill and decodes the same tokens. Per token, the +largest logit difference is about 1% of the logit scale (both sides are +bf16 with different operation orders) and the argmax agrees at every +step. So the graph's wiring, the flat cache layout and its seeding, the +reshapes, the scale, the repeat, the batched transposes and products, +matches the model; what hardware adds is the kernels' arithmetic. + +The same comparison with the softmax's valid length written as the old +running sum is what settled ยง18's first candidate (see there). Four +references were made faithful for it: StridedCopy had none; Softmax +ignored the vector size; GEMV's and Transpose's did not batch. + The device-free suites were also run against the real package instead of the stub. `iron/tests/common` passes, with the design probe skipping itself (its fakes would have to stand in for a runtime the package @@ -994,6 +1018,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | full ELF (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` | โ€” | swiglu decode and the scaled decode graph build to fused ELFs; the parameter table names both bound values; the real-size decode graph builds too (13.3 MB) | **needs a device**: loading, `params.write`, numbers | | xclbin (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py`, `patches/` | โ€” | separate dispatch on both devices, one kernel per design; flm/gemm's two compiles; mm_prebuilt's instructions and image; a plain operator on npu1 | **needs a device**: running the chain | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | +| reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | @@ -1153,16 +1178,25 @@ probe if revisited: compare NPU versus CPU *logits* for one decode step rather than sampled tokens. Two things the rewrite kept as they were, because they may be the drift -and a rewrite is not the place to find out: +and a rewrite is not the place to find out. The first has since been +settled without a device, by the graph's own reference (ยง19, "Reference +parity"), and the application now writes the context length: -- **The softmax's valid length is written cumulatively.** The old decode +- **The softmax's valid length was written cumulatively.** The old decode wrote `softmax_vector_size_cum += context_len` into the parameter each - token, so after k tokens the mask length is the sum of the context - lengths so far, not the context length; it passes `max_seq_len` within a - few tokens. If the scratchpad write is absolute (the overlay's core reads - the slot directly), that is the drift. `decode_graph.py` and - `llama_forward_pass_decode` reproduce it and say so; the one-line probe - is to write `context_len` instead. + token, so after k tokens the mask length was the sum of the context + lengths so far, not the context length; it passed `max_seq_len` within + a few tokens. The scratchpad write is a plain store (`ParameterScratchpad.write` + copies the value's bytes into the slot) and the softmax kernel masks + `[vector_size, cols)` to the lowest bf16 before the exponentials, so the + core reads the sum as a length. Modelled on the CPU with the same + semantics, against `llama_cpu.py` on one prompt: the context length + agrees at every token (largest logit difference about 1% of the logit + scale, the argmax equal), the running sum agrees at the first token only + and is off by 35% of the scale at the second and by more than the + scale from the third, with a different argmax each time. That is the + drift's signature. `llama_forward_pass_decode` now passes + `vector_size=context_len`; hardware confirms. - **The caches copied after prefill were never pushed.** The old handoff wrote the prompt's keys and values into the fused arena's host view and then called `scratch_buffer.to("cpu")`; nothing synced that arena to the diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index 91ff5018ee..bf0c6b9131 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -772,11 +772,11 @@ def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): context_len = state.num_preceding_tokens + 1 cache_offset = state.num_preceding_tokens * config.head_dim - # As before: the softmax's valid length is written cumulatively. See - # OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง18 before changing this. - state.softmax_vector_size_cum = ( - getattr(state, "softmax_vector_size_cum", 0) + context_len - ) + # The softmax's valid row length is the context length: the kernel masks + # every column from there on before the softmax, so the cache's unwritten + # tail contributes nothing. It used to be written as a running sum of + # context lengths, which iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py shows + # drifting from the CPU reference from the second token on (ยง18). angles = config.angles[ state.num_preceding_tokens : state.num_preceding_tokens + seq_len @@ -789,7 +789,7 @@ def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): x.reshape(1, config.emb_dim), angles.reshape(1, config.head_dim), cache_offset=cache_offset, - vector_size=state.softmax_vector_size_cum, + vector_size=context_len, ) .to_torch() .view(1, 1, config.vocab_size) diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index b6be365259..66258bab5d 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from .declare import Operator, Overlay, ValueSpec, _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value +from .declare import Operator, Overlay, Resident, ValueSpec, _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value _STACK: list = [] @@ -632,7 +632,15 @@ def reference(self, *tensors, **values): class _ReferenceTracer(Tracer): - """Runs each operator's CPU reference on host tensors as the graph is traced.""" + """Runs each operator's CPU reference on host tensors as the graph is traced. + + Each call becomes ``op.reference(*inputs, *outputs, **values)``: the + tensors the graph passed, a state passed as an output as its host tensor + (the reference writes it in place, as the device writes the buffer), and + the per-call values the site binds, by name, as plain numbers. So a + graph's reference models the values too: a cache offset moves the copy, + a vector size masks the softmax. + """ def operand(self, x): return x @@ -640,17 +648,31 @@ def operand(self, x): def call(self, target, args, kwargs): import torch - tensors = [] + tensors, states = [], [] for a in args: + state = None if isinstance(a, State): if a.host is None: a.host = torch.zeros(a.shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - a = a.host + state, a = a, a.host tensors.append(a) + states.append(state) kwargs = dict(kwargs) if isinstance(target, type): cls = target.resolve_class(len(tensors), kwargs) - self._split_values(cls, kwargs) # per-call values are not modelled here + values = self._split_values(cls, kwargs) + # A value bound on the overlay is a core-read one: a scratchpad on + # the dynamic overlay, or the resident a class swaps for it when a + # site binds a handle (the softmax's vector_size). Either way the + # number goes to the reference, not to construction. + overlay_cls = cls._overlay_class + if overlay_cls is not None: + names = { + m.name + for m in overlay_cls._members + if isinstance(m, (_Value, Resident)) + } + values.update({k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names}) shapes = [Handle(t.shape, _tensor_dtype(t), "", "input") for t in tensors] n_in = sum( 1 @@ -658,10 +680,18 @@ def call(self, target, args, kwargs): if isinstance(m, _Buffer_) and m.direction != "out" ) op = self._construct(cls, shapes[:n_in], shapes[n_in:], kwargs) - tensors = tensors[:n_in] else: op = target - return op.reference(*tensors) + values = {} + n_in = sum(1 for b in op.buffers if b.direction != "out") + values = {k: v for k, v in values.items() if v is not None} + result = op.reference(*tensors, **values) + # A state written in place keeps its host tensor; a result returned + # for a given output lands in it. + for state, given in zip(states[n_in:], tensors[n_in:]): + if state is not None and result is not None and result is not given: + given.copy_(result.reshape(given.shape).to(given.dtype)) + return result def graph(fn=None, *, names_from=None): diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index 1dd4bd9582..82b1d63fbc 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -428,8 +428,14 @@ def reference(self, A, B): def reference(A, B): - """CPU reference: matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B`` (ground truth).""" - return A @ B + """CPU reference: matrix-vector product ``C = A @ B`` (ground truth). + + Batched when ``A`` is ``(batches, M, K)`` and ``B`` ``(batches, K)``: one + product per batch, as the operator's ``num_batches`` runs them. + """ + if A.dim() == 3: + return torch.einsum("bmk,bk->bm", A, B.reshape(A.shape[0], A.shape[2])) + return A @ B.reshape(A.shape[-1]) def generate_golden_reference( diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index f2922f16b9..918db0bf95 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -206,13 +206,20 @@ def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: ) return out - def reference(self, x): - """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over ``cols``. - - Note: ignores a per-call ``vector_size`` (if any); the reference - always softmaxes over the full ``cols``. For decode-style usage with - a masked tail, the trailing positions will not match the NPU output.""" - return reference(x.reshape(self.rows, self.cols)) + def reference(self, x, vector_size=None): + """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over the first ``vector_size`` of ``cols``. + + The kernel fills ``[vector_size, cols)`` with the lowest bf16 before + the softmax, so the masked tail comes out as exact zeros. Without a + per-call value the resident one applies (``rtp_vector_size``, default + the full row). + """ + if vector_size is None: + ov = self.ov + vector_size = ( + ov.rtp_vector_size if getattr(ov, "rtp_vector_size", None) else ov.cols + ) + return reference(x.reshape(self.rows, self.cols), int(vector_size)) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -222,8 +229,15 @@ def reference(self, x): """Golden reference generator for softmax operator.""" -def reference(x): - """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over the last dim (ground truth).""" +def reference(x, vector_size=None): + """CPU reference: row-wise softmax over the last dim (ground truth). + + ``vector_size`` masks every column from there on to the lowest value of + the dtype first, as the device kernel does, so those come out as zeros. + """ + if vector_size is not None and vector_size < x.shape[-1]: + x = x.clone() + x[..., vector_size:] = torch.finfo(x.dtype).min return torch.softmax(x, dim=-1) diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index e13a6762bb..23423cf98d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -181,6 +181,30 @@ def _taps(self, buffer, sizes, strides, offset): for c in range(channels) ] + def reference(self, x, y=None, *, in_offset=0, out_offset=0): + """CPU reference: gather by the input tap, scatter by the output tap. + + ``y`` is the output buffer to write into, in place, when given (a + cache the graph passes as an output keeps everything the copy does + not touch); otherwise a zeroed buffer of ``output_buffer_size``. The + offsets are the per-call values, in elements. + """ + out = reference( + x.reshape(-1), + self.input_sizes, + self.input_strides, + self.input_offset, + self.output_buffer_size, + self.output_sizes, + self.output_strides, + self.output_offset, + self.ov.num_aie_channels, + input_offset_addend=int(in_offset), + output_offset_addend=int(out_offset), + into=None if y is None else y.reshape(-1), + ) + return out if y is None else y + def design(self, rt): ins = self._taps( self.x, self.input_sizes, self.input_strides, self.input_offset @@ -248,12 +272,14 @@ def reference( num_aie_channels=1, input_offset_addend=0, output_offset_addend=0, + into=None, ): """Gather by the input tap, scatter by the output tap, one channel at a time. The addends are the *_offset_parameter values. They are element counts, not byte offsets: the firmware multiplies the scratchpad word by the element size before - adding it into the BD address register. + adding it into the BD address register. ``into`` is an existing flat output + buffer to scatter into in place; without it the output starts zeroed. """ src = _channel_offsets( input_sizes, input_strides, input_offset + input_offset_addend, num_aie_channels @@ -265,7 +291,11 @@ def reference( num_aie_channels, ) - out = torch.zeros(int(output_buffer_size), dtype=input_flat.dtype) + out = ( + torch.zeros(int(output_buffer_size), dtype=input_flat.dtype) + if into is None + else into + ) for src_c, dst_c in zip(src, dst): if len(src_c) != len(dst_c): raise ValueError( diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 51bed70e02..53c914143a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -240,7 +240,9 @@ def design(self, rt): rt.drain(ov.y[k], (self.y, tap_out), group=tg, wait=True) def reference(self, x): - """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an (M, N) matrix stored row-major.""" + """CPU reference: 2D transpose of each (M, N) matrix stored row-major.""" + if self.num_batches > 1: + return reference(x.reshape(self.num_batches, self.M, self.N)) return reference(x.reshape(self.M, self.N)) @@ -250,8 +252,9 @@ def reference(self, x): def reference(x): - """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an ``(rows, cols)`` matrix (ground truth).""" - return torch.transpose(x, 0, 1) + """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an ``(rows, cols)`` matrix (ground truth); + of each matrix when a batch dimension leads.""" + return torch.transpose(x, -2, -1) def generate_golden_reference( diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..fb61e0d4a5 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -0,0 +1,191 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The decode graph's reference against the model's own CPU reference. + +``llama_cpu.py`` is the reference the NPU application is judged against: a +plain torch forward pass with a growing KV cache. ``DecodeGraph`` is the +same computation as a graph function, and ``GraphFunction.reference`` runs +it operator by operator through each operator's ``reference()`` on host +tensors, with the per-call values modelled (the cache offset moves the +copy, the vector size masks the softmax) and the caches as state. So the +two can be compared without a device, token by token, from the same +prompt: that checks the graph's wiring (layouts, reshapes, the scale, the +repeat, the transposes, the cache handoff) against the model, leaving only +the kernels' arithmetic for hardware. + +Both sides compute in bfloat16 with different operation orders, so the +logits agree to bf16 tolerance and the argmax exactly. +""" + +import math +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest +import torch + +APP = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "applications" / "llama_3.2_1b" +sys.path.insert(0, str(APP)) + +import llama_cpu # noqa: E402 +from decode_graph import DecodeGraph # noqa: E402 +from llama_inference_harness import LlamaModelState, compute_rope_angles # noqa: E402 + + +class _Param: + def __init__(self, tensor): + self.weight = tensor + + +class _Attn: + pass + + +class _Block: + def __init__(self, gen, E, H, G, D, F): + w = lambda *shape, scale: _Param( # noqa: E731 + (torch.randn(*shape, generator=gen) * scale).to(torch.bfloat16) + ) + self.norm1, self.norm2 = w(E, scale=0.1) , w(E, scale=0.1) + self.norm1.weight += 1 + self.norm2.weight += 1 + self.attn = _Attn() + self.attn.q, self.attn.k = w(H * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5) + self.attn.v, self.attn.o = w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), w(E, H * D, scale=(H * D) ** -0.5) + self.ffn = _Attn() + self.ffn.gate, self.ffn.up = w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5), w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5) + self.ffn.down = w(E, F, scale=F**-0.5) + + +class _Model: + def __init__(self, cfg, seed=0): + gen = torch.Generator().manual_seed(seed) + self.layers = [ + _Block(gen, cfg.emb_dim, cfg.n_heads, cfg.n_kv_groups, cfg.head_dim, cfg.hidden_dim) + for _ in range(cfg.n_layers) + ] + self.norm = _Param((1 + 0.1 * torch.randn(cfg.emb_dim, generator=gen)).to(torch.bfloat16)) + self.out_head = _Param( + (torch.randn(cfg.vocab_size, cfg.emb_dim, generator=gen) * cfg.emb_dim**-0.5).to(torch.bfloat16) + ) + + def named_parameters(self): + for i, blk in enumerate(self.layers): + for path in ("norm1", "norm2", "attn.q", "attn.k", "attn.v", "attn.o", "ffn.gate", "ffn.up", "ffn.down"): + obj = blk + for part in path.split("."): + obj = getattr(obj, part) + yield f"layers.{i}.{path}.weight", obj.weight + yield "norm.weight", self.norm.weight + yield "out_head.weight", self.out_head.weight + + +class _Config: + """Llama's shape at a size the reference runs in seconds; a real layout, small.""" + + n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 2, 16, 4, 64 + emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 256, 512, 1024 + context_length = 64 + + def __init__(self): + self.model = _Model(self) + self.angles = compute_rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).to(torch.bfloat16) + + +def _embed(config, token): + return torch.nn.functional.embedding(token, config.model.out_head.weight) + + +def cpu_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens): + """Prefill the prompt, then decode ``n_tokens`` greedily; logits per step and the caches.""" + state = LlamaModelState(config) + state.token_ids = prompt + logits, state = llama_cpu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) + prefill_caches = ( + [c.clone() for c in state.attn_keys_caches], + [c.clone() for c in state.attn_values_caches], + ) + out, token = [], logits[0, -1].argmax() + for _ in range(n_tokens): + state.token_ids = token.reshape(1, 1) + logits, state = llama_cpu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) + out.append(logits[0, -1].float()) + token = logits[0, -1].argmax() + return out, prefill_caches + + +def graph_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens, first_logits_from_cpu, caches, *, vector_size): + """Seed the caches from the CPU prefill and decode the same tokens through the graph's reference.""" + L, D = config.context_length, config.head_dim + keys, values = caches + graph = DecodeGraph(config, L, tensor=lambda a: torch.as_tensor(a).to(torch.bfloat16)) + for i in range(config.n_layers): + for state, cache in ((graph.keys[i], keys[i]), (graph.values[i], values[i])): + host = torch.zeros(state.shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + P = cache.shape[2] + host.view(config.n_kv_groups, L, D)[:, :P, :] = cache[0] + state.host = host + out, token = [], first_logits_from_cpu.argmax() + pos = prompt.shape[1] + for step in range(n_tokens): + x = _embed(config, token.reshape(1, 1)).reshape(1, config.emb_dim) + angles = config.angles[pos : pos + 1] + logits = graph.graph.reference( + x, angles, cache_offset=pos * D, vector_size=vector_size(step, pos) + ) + logits = logits.reshape(-1).float() + out.append(logits) + token = logits.argmax() + pos += 1 + return out + + +@pytest.fixture(scope="module") +def cpu(): + torch.manual_seed(1) + config = _Config() + prompt = torch.randint(0, config.vocab_size, (1, 8)) + n_tokens = 6 + logits, caches = cpu_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens) + return config, prompt, n_tokens, logits, caches + + +def _first_logits(config, prompt): + state = LlamaModelState(config) + state.token_ids = prompt + logits, _ = llama_cpu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) + return logits[0, -1] + + +def test_the_graph_reference_matches_the_cpu_reference_token_by_token(cpu): + config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, caches = cpu + got = graph_decode( + config, prompt, n_tokens, _first_logits(config, prompt), caches, + vector_size=lambda step, pos: pos + 1, # the context length: prompt + tokens so far + ) + for step, (a, b) in enumerate(zip(got, expected)): + scale = b.abs().max() + err = (a - b).abs().max() + assert err <= 0.05 * scale, f"step {step}: max |diff| {err:.4f} against |logits| {scale:.3f}" + assert a.argmax() == b.argmax(), f"step {step}: argmax {a.argmax()} != {b.argmax()}" + + +def test_the_cumulative_vector_size_is_not_the_context_length(cpu): + """ยง18's first candidate. llama_npu.py writes the softmax's valid length + as a running sum of context lengths, so from the second token on the + softmax sees stale zero columns beyond the context as real keys. + Modelled here: it drifts from the CPU reference where the correct + context length does not.""" + config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, caches = cpu + cum = {"total": 0} + + def cumulative(step, pos): + cum["total"] += pos + 1 + return min(cum["total"], config.context_length) + + got = graph_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens, _first_logits(config, prompt), caches, vector_size=cumulative) + # The first token is right (a sum of one term), later ones are not. + assert torch.allclose(got[0], expected[0], atol=0.05 * expected[0].abs().max()) + drift = [(a - b).abs().max().item() for a, b in zip(got[1:], expected[1:])] + assert max(drift) > 0.05 * expected[1].abs().max(), drift From 2f7d199c3b66f17c23b15e679b48eb22ff9a52b4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 09:55:12 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 100/215] toolchain: name the hrx-xclbinutil partition bug from IRON iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py drives the installed xclbinutil through the round trip aiecc's --xclbin-input flow needs: add an AIE_PARTITION, dump it, re-add the dump. An unpatched hrx-xclbinutil dumps every scalar array element nested one level too deep and then refuses its own output, so this asserts the dump is flat and re-adds, and its message points at patches/hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch. Skips when no xclbinutil is on the PATH. Verified: it passes against a patched build and fails against an unpatched one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 1 + iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py | 115 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 116 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 93546f30eb..6209bd889b 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1017,6 +1017,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | lowering gate (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`, `lowering_graph.py` | 116 + 12 lowerings to instruction streams; MLIR diffed against PR 215 per case | kernels compile (the full ELF, next row); **needs a device**: numbers | | full ELF (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` | โ€” | swiglu decode and the scaled decode graph build to fused ELFs; the parameter table names both bound values; the real-size decode graph builds too (13.3 MB) | **needs a device**: loading, `params.write`, numbers | | xclbin (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py`, `patches/` | โ€” | separate dispatch on both devices, one kernel per design; flm/gemm's two compiles; mm_prebuilt's instructions and image; a plain operator on npu1 | **needs a device**: running the chain | +| xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f4049562f0 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py @@ -0,0 +1,115 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The installed ``xclbinutil`` round-trips an AIE partition. + +aiecc links a chained xclbin (``--xclbin-input``, the separate dispatch's +image) by dumping the previous xclbin's ``AIE_PARTITION`` as JSON, +appending a PDI and re-adding it, so the tool's own dump must be something +its own add accepts. The Boost-free ``xclbinutil`` mlir-aie vendors under +``tools/hrx-xclbinutil`` dumped every scalar array element nested one level +too deep (``"start_columns": [["0"]]``) and then refused its own output +("bad value: "), so no chain could be linked with it. The fix is carried in +``patches/hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch``; this names the failure when +an unpatched build is on the PATH, instead of a chained build failing +three tools down. +""" + +import json +import shutil +import subprocess +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest + +XCLBINUTIL = shutil.which("xclbinutil") +PATCH = Path(__file__).with_name("patches") / "hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch" + +pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") + + +def _run(*args, cwd): + result = subprocess.run( + [XCLBINUTIL, *args], cwd=cwd, capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=120 + ) + assert result.returncode == 0, ( + f"xclbinutil {' '.join(args)} failed:\n{result.stdout[-2000:]}{result.stderr[-2000:]}" + ) + return result + + +def _flat(obj): + """Whether every array holds scalars or objects, never a bare array.""" + if isinstance(obj, dict): + return all(_flat(v) for v in obj.values()) + if isinstance(obj, list): + return all(not isinstance(v, list) and _flat(v) for v in obj) + return True + + +def test_a_dumped_partition_is_flat_and_re_adds(tmp_path): + pdi = tmp_path / "sample.pdi" + pdi.write_bytes(bytes(range(256)) * 4) + partition = { + "aie_partition": { + "name": "QoS", + "operations_per_cycle": "2048", + "inference_fingerprint": "23423", + "pre_post_fingerprint": "12345", + "partition": {"column_width": 4, "start_columns": [0, 4]}, + "PDIs": [ + { + "uuid": "acd92aa2-2672-46b4-85df-cfd997367d63", + "file_name": str(pdi), + "cdo_groups": [ + { + "name": "DPU", + "type": "PRIMARY", + "pdi_id": "0x01", + "dpu_kernel_ids": ["0x901"], + "pre_cdo_groups": ["0xC1"], + } + ], + } + ], + } + } + (tmp_path / "partition.json").write_text(json.dumps(partition)) + _run( + "--add-replace-section", + f"AIE_PARTITION:JSON:{tmp_path / 'partition.json'}", + "--force", + "--output", + str(tmp_path / "part.xclbin"), + cwd=tmp_path, + ) + _run( + "--dump-section", + f"AIE_PARTITION:JSON:{tmp_path / 'dump.json'}", + "--force", + "--quiet", + "--input", + str(tmp_path / "part.xclbin"), + cwd=tmp_path, + ) + dumped = json.loads((tmp_path / "dump.json").read_text()) + assert _flat(dumped), ( + f"xclbinutil nests scalar array elements on dump: {dumped}\n" + f"an unpatched hrx-xclbinutil; apply {PATCH} to mlir-aie and rebuild" + ) + part = dumped["aie_partition"] + assert part["partition"]["start_columns"] == ["0", "4"] + assert part["PDIs"][0]["cdo_groups"][0]["dpu_kernel_ids"] == ["0x901"] + # What aiecc does next: re-add the dump. The dump names the PDI by uuid + # next to itself, which is why this runs from tmp_path. + _run( + "--input", + str(tmp_path / "part.xclbin"), + "--add-replace-section", + f"AIE_PARTITION:JSON:{tmp_path / 'dump.json'}", + "--force", + "--output", + str(tmp_path / "part2.xclbin"), + cwd=tmp_path, + ) + assert (tmp_path / "part2.xclbin").stat().st_size > 0 From f5d1839f9bbaacc75251545d23d3848fc4710bae Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 10:08:33 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 101/215] step 5, the halves a toolchain can settle: S1 and S4 build, S2 from source, instructions-only compile MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The spikes' build halves, pinned in iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py from the swiglu decode graph's fused module. S1: with --expand-load-pdis aiecc emits an xclbin for the dispatch device (an 8-column partition, one PDI) and a fused instruction stream with every configuration switch expanded into writes, next to an xclbin and stream per configuration. S4: a second aie.runtime_sequence in the dispatch device builds into the same full ELF and its symbol table names both; the loader already addresses a sequence as device:name. Whether either image runs is the device's half. S2 is answered from XRT's source: xrt::run::get_ctrl_scratchpad_bo throws without an xrt::module and only the full-ELF module implements it, so an xclbin dispatch has no control scratchpad and ยง6's rule holds. The ยง11 instructions-only compile: jit_compile.compile_insts lowers one design's runtime sequence through compile_mlir_module(insts_path=...), which CompilableDesign refuses, keyed on the generated text; no kernel built, no Peano. flm/gemm's per-shape compile and mm_prebuilt's link use it instead of building and discarding a second image. Sections 11, 12 and 19 of the plan record what is settled and what still needs a device. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 44 +++++--- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 43 ++++++++ iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 11 +- iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py | 15 +-- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 18 ++++ iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py | 144 +++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py | 4 + 7 files changed, 248 insertions(+), 31 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 6209bd889b..dbfd31d66f 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -655,15 +655,17 @@ the PR runs end to end, and filed upstream as its own change. | need | upstream state | IRON prototype | |---|---|---| -| **instructions-only compile** against an already-built overlay | `aiecc --get-npu-insts [--sequence-name=]` already skips per-core compilation; `CompilableDesign.compile()` refuses an insts-only call | call `compile_mlir_module(insts_path=...)` directly, bypassing the guard | -| **dispatch bridge on a fused graph** | `aie-materialize-runtime-sequences` inlines callee sequences but does not erase them, so any fused graph leaves more than one `aie.runtime_sequence` in `npu_lowered.mlir` and the bridge's check rejects it; `aiecc` itself prunes non-selected sequences on its own C++ edge | prune the callee sequences from the lowered module before the check reads it | +| **instructions-only compile** against an already-built overlay | `aiecc --get-npu-insts [--sequence-name=]` already skips per-core compilation; `CompilableDesign.compile()` refuses an insts-only call (its xclbin and insts paths "must be set together") | **done**: `jit_compile.compile_insts(generator, insts_path)` calls `compile_mlir_module(insts_path=...)` directly, keyed on the generated text; flm/gemm's per-shape compile and mm_prebuilt's link use it, so neither builds a kernel or an image it discards | +| **dispatch bridge on a fused graph** | `_check_runtime_sequence_abi` still requires exactly one `aie.runtime_sequence`, and also refuses any `aiex.npu.load_pdi` ("the Python dispatch runtime cannot supply load_pdi resources"); the DMA-size parser already picks the call-graph root among several sequences | prune the callee sequences from the lowered module before the check reads it, and compile with `--expand-load-pdis` so no `load_pdi` survives; buildable here, not yet done, and only needed once `DispatchTime` values reach graphs | | **scratchpad on the xclbin path** | `ParameterScratchpad` reads a run handle's control-scratchpad buffer, wired only to the full-ELF flow | **spike S2** first; if the buffer exists on an xclbin run, wrap it in IRON; if not, the lowering rule in ยง6 applies and no prototype is possible | Also upstream: a builder for `aiex.configure`/`aiex.run` (IRON emits them by -rewriting MLIR text today), and multiple runtime sequences per device -(upstream hardcodes one device `main` with one sequence `sequence`). The -second is what an ELF module with two entry points needs (S4); until it -exists, IRON emits the second sequence by the same text rewriting the fusion +rewriting MLIR text today). Multiple runtime sequences per device turned +out to exist already: `aiecc --sequence-name` defaults to all, a device +with two `aie.runtime_sequence` ops builds to one full ELF carrying both +(S4 below), and `SequenceFullELFCallable` already names its kernel +`device:sequence`. What remains for a module with two entry points is +IRON emitting the second sequence, by the same text rewriting the fusion pass already does. Neither blocks the decode-only PR. --- @@ -681,6 +683,15 @@ An afternoon each. S1 needs the device; S2 and S3 need a device and no design work; S4 needs only `aiecc`. None of ยง4โ€“ยง7 depends on any of them, and S4 matters only once prefill joins the module. +What the toolchain and the sources settled without a device (ยง19 has the +artifacts): + +| id | settled | how | +|---|---|---| +| **S1**, build half | aiecc builds it: the fused swiglu module with `--expand-load-pdis --get-xclbin --get-npu-insts` yields `main.xclbin` (an 8-column partition, one PDI, the DPU kernel) and a 123 KB `main_sequence.bin` for the fused sequence, the four configurations' writes expanded inline, next to one xclbin and stream per configuration | the run, and whether the expanded stream configures the array the partition covers, is the device's half | +| **S2** | **no.** `xrt::run::get_ctrl_scratchpad_bo()` throws "No module associated with run object" unless the run was made from an `xrt::module`, and only `module_run_aie_gen2_plus` (the full-ELF module) implements it; the base module throws "Not supported" | read from XRT's `xrt_kernel.cpp` and `xrt_module.cpp`; so ยง6's rule holds: `Scratchpad` is full-ELF only, and NPU1's softmax length needs S3 or a compile-time field | +| **S4**, build half | **yes.** A device with two `aie.runtime_sequence` ops (`sequence` and `silu_only`) builds through `--get-full-elf` to one ELF whose symbol table carries both; `SequenceFullELFCallable` addresses a sequence as `main:` already | loading and running each by name is the device's half | + --- ## 13. Acceptance @@ -1019,6 +1030,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | xclbin (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py`, `patches/` | โ€” | separate dispatch on both devices, one kernel per design; flm/gemm's two compiles; mm_prebuilt's instructions and image; a plain operator on npu1 | **needs a device**: running the chain | | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | +| step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, `iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | @@ -1113,13 +1125,19 @@ Step 5 is started at the surface: `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=, verbose=)` derives the image by the ยง8 rules, refuses `image=elf` where a rule forbids it (naming the value, the boundaries or the device), reports each value's lowering, and lowers `elf` to the fused ELF and `xclbin` + -`each_step` to the chained per-operator xclbin that exist today. The rest -of step 5 needs a device: a fused sequence in an xclbin (S1) is what -`chunks(n)` and `image="xclbin"` alone would build; modules over several -graphs (S4); the ยง11 prototypes (instructions-only compile against a -shared overlay, the callee-sequence pruning); and deleting the dispatch -hierarchy, which the graph lowering still stands on. O6 is settled as -free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by `Plan.report`. +`each_step` to the chained per-operator xclbin that exist today. Of the +rest, the toolchain halves are done (ยง12's second table): the fused +sequence builds as an xclbin with its stream expanded (S1's build), two +sequences build into one ELF (S4's build), the control scratchpad is +settled from XRT's source as ELF-only (S2), and the instructions-only +compile is in use (ยง11). What still needs a device: running S1's image, +which decides whether `chunks(n)` and `image="xclbin"` alone have a +construction; loading S4's two sequences by name, which is what modules +over several graphs stand on; S3; the callee-sequence pruning once +`DispatchTime` values reach graphs; and deleting the dispatch hierarchy, +whose callables are the XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is +settled as free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by +`Plan.report`. The sandbox verification now reaches every `design()` body: the design probe runs each converted overlay's array construction and each diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index cb404e9ddd..84f3e46e23 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -315,6 +315,49 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: ) +def compile_insts(generator, insts_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: + """Compile one design's instruction stream only, against an image built elsewhere. + + The instructions-only compile of OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง11: an operator + whose array is already built (flm/gemm's configuration xclbin at the + reference shape, mm_prebuilt's downloaded image, any operator sharing an + overlay) needs only its runtime sequence lowered. ``aiecc + --get-npu-insts`` does exactly that, without compiling a core, so no + kernel object and no Peano are involved. ``CompilableDesign.compile()`` + refuses an instructions-only request (its xclbin and insts paths must be + set together), so this goes to ``compile_mlir_module`` directly, keyed on + the generated text like the fused path. + """ + from aie.iron.kernel import ExternalFunction + from aie.utils.compile import compile_mlir_module + + insts_path = Path(insts_path) + design_fn, args, kwargs = generator.resolve() + if args: + raise ValueError( + f"design {design_fn.__qualname__} takes positional arguments " + f"{args!r}; the cache key only spells keyword parameters." + ) + # No core is compiled, so the kernels a design declares are not built; + # clearing the registry keeps one process's designs from colliding on a + # kernel name, as CompilableDesign does before generating. + ExternalFunction._instances.clear() + module = design_fn(**kwargs) + text = module if isinstance(module, str) else str(module) + flags = list(extra_flags) + current = _digest(text + "\n".join(flags)) + stamp = insts_path.with_suffix(insts_path.suffix + ".cache_hash") + if insts_path.exists() and stamp.exists() and stamp.read_text() == current: + return insts_path + work_dir = insts_path.parent / f"{insts_path.stem}.prj" + work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) # aiecc's input is written into it + compile_mlir_module(text, insts_path=insts_path, work_dir=work_dir, options=flags) + if not insts_path.exists(): + raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no instruction stream at {insts_path}") + stamp.write_text(current) + return insts_path + + def compile_xclbin_insts( generator, xclbin_path, diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 079f29f7a2..16e2479f52 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -1026,12 +1026,12 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: Two compiles rather than the base class's one. The xclbin is emitted at a reference shape and activation so that every shape sharing the configuration reuses it, and only the instruction stream is per - shape. Each build discards the half it did not want. + shape: an instructions-only compile, no kernel built twice. """ if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: return from iron.common.build import mlir_artifact_for - from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts + from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_insts, compile_xclbin_insts build_dir = Path(self.context.build_dir) tuned = self.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) @@ -1045,11 +1045,8 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: build_dir / f"{self.config_name}.bin", kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", ) - _, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( - self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, - build_dir / f"{self.name}.xclbin", - build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin", - kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + self._insts_path = compile_insts( + self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin" ) # -- host-side helpers ------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py index 1232875167..dd68a0649f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py @@ -265,21 +265,14 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact]) def link_xclbin(self) -> None: - """Compile this shape's instruction stream; keep the downloaded xclbin. - - compile_xclbin_insts emits both halves and only the instructions are - wanted: the xclbin it writes alongside them is discarded. - """ + """Compile this shape's instruction stream; the image is the downloaded one.""" if getattr(self, "_insts_path", None) is not None: return - from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts + from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_insts build_dir = Path(self.context.build_dir) - _, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( - self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, - build_dir / f"{self.name}.xclbin", - build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin", - kernel_name=self.ov.foreign.kernel_name, + self._insts_path = compile_insts( + self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin" ) def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index 959ae14948..301306bc65 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -84,6 +84,24 @@ def test_mm_prebuilt_foreign_sequence_lowers(tmp_path): lower(op, tmp_path) +def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_a_foreign_image(tmp_path): + """The ยง11 instructions-only compile: mm_prebuilt's image is downloaded, + so its link step lowers only the sequence. No kernel, no Peano, and the + second request is a cache hit.""" + from iron.common.context import AIEContext + from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt + + op = MMPrebuilt(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + op.link_xclbin() + insts = Path(op._insts_path) + assert insts.stat().st_size > 0 + assert not list(tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")), "an instructions-only compile built an image" + first = insts.stat().st_mtime_ns + again = MMPrebuilt(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + again.link_xclbin() + assert Path(again._insts_path).stat().st_mtime_ns == first, "the same sequence recompiled" + + def test_swiglu_graphs_operators_lower(tmp_path): from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import swiglu_prefill diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..0afa16424a --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py @@ -0,0 +1,144 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The build halves of spikes S1 and S4 (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง12). + +Each spike asks whether an image runs; whether the toolchain can build it +is answerable here and is pinned here. Both start from the swiglu decode +graph's fused module, four configurations and a dispatch sequence. + +S1: the fused, multi-configuration sequence as an xclbin image. With +``--expand-load-pdis`` aiecc emits an xclbin for the dispatch device (a +partition, one PDI) and one instruction stream in which every +configuration switch is expanded into writes, alongside an xclbin and a +stream per configuration. Whether that stream configures the array the +partition covers is the device's half. + +S4: two runtime sequences in one full ELF. A second ``aie.runtime_sequence`` +in the dispatch device builds into the same ELF and its symbol table names +both; the loader already addresses one as ``main:``. Loading each by +name is the device's half. +""" + +import shutil +import subprocess +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2 # noqa: E402 + +from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 +from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, fused_work_dir # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import AIEBU, PEANO # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.lowering import AIECC # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.xclbin import XCLBINUTIL # noqa: E402 + +pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( + PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" +) + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def npu2(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +@pytest.fixture +def fused(tmp_path): + """The swiglu decode graph's fused module, with its kernel objects built.""" + from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode + + z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 + E, H = 2048, 8192 + traced = swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)).trace(x=(1, E)) + seq = traced.sequence( + "swiglu_decode", dispatch="fused", context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)) + ) + seq.compile() + if AIEBU is None: + pytest.skip("no aiebu-asm on the PATH (the fused build needs it)") + elf = compile_sequence(seq, tmp_path / "swiglu_decode.elf") + work = fused_work_dir(elf) + return work / "aie.mlir", work + + +def _aiecc(*args, cwd): + result = subprocess.run( + [str(AIECC), f"--peano={PEANO}", *args], + cwd=cwd, + capture_output=True, + text=True, + timeout=1500, + ) + assert result.returncode == 0, f"aiecc failed:\n{result.stderr[-3000:]}" + + +@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") +def test_s1_the_fused_sequence_builds_as_an_xclbin_with_its_switches_expanded( + fused, tmp_path +): + module, work = fused + out = tmp_path / "s1" + out.mkdir() + for obj in work.glob("*.o"): # the cores link against the objects by name + shutil.copy(obj, out) + shutil.copy(module, out / "fused.mlir") + _aiecc( + "--expand-load-pdis", + "--get-xclbin", + "--get-npu-insts", + "--xclbin-name=s1_{0}.xclbin", + "--npu-insts-name=s1_{0}.bin", + f"--tmpdir={out / 'prj'}", + "fused.mlir", + cwd=out, + ) + main_xclbin = out / "s1_main.xclbin" + main_insts = out / "s1_main_sequence.bin" + assert main_xclbin.stat().st_size > 0 and main_insts.stat().st_size > 0 + per_config = sorted(p.name for p in out.glob("s1_op*_sequence.bin")) + assert len(per_config) == 4, per_config + # The expanded stream carries the configurations' writes: far more than + # the four steps' own streams together. + own = sum((out / n).stat().st_size for n in per_config) + assert main_insts.stat().st_size > 4 * own, (main_insts.stat().st_size, own) + + +def test_s4_two_runtime_sequences_build_into_one_full_elf(fused, tmp_path): + module, work = fused + lines = module.read_text().splitlines() + assert lines[-3:] == [" }", " }", "}"], lines[-3:] + second = [ + " aie.runtime_sequence @silu_only(%a: memref<8192xbf16>, %b: memref<8192xbf16>) {", + " aiex.configure @op1_SiLU {", + " aiex.run @sequence(%a, %b) : (memref<8192xbf16>, memref<8192xbf16>)", + " }", + " }", + ] + out = tmp_path / "s4" + out.mkdir() + for obj in work.glob("*.o"): + shutil.copy(obj, out) + (out / "two.mlir").write_text("\n".join(lines[:-2] + second + lines[-2:]) + "\n") + _aiecc( + "--get-full-elf", + "--full-elf-name=two.elf", + "--expand-load-pdis", + "--get-scratchpad-parameters", + f"--tmpdir={out / 'prj'}", + "two.mlir", + cwd=out, + ) + symbols = subprocess.run( + ["readelf", "-s", str(out / "two.elf")], capture_output=True, text=True + ).stdout + names = {line.split()[-1] for line in symbols.splitlines() if " OBJECT " in line} + assert {"sequence", "silu_only"} <= names, sorted(names) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py index 4767399e92..cbbc5734b4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py @@ -107,6 +107,10 @@ def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions( assert Path(op._insts_path).name == f"{op.name}.bin" assert Path(op._xclbin_path).stat().st_size > 0 assert Path(op._insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 + # The shape's own compile is instructions-only: no second xclbin, no + # second kernel build. + assert not (tmp_path / f"{op.name}.xclbin").exists() + assert sorted(p.name for p in tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")) == [f"{op.config_name}.xclbin"] def test_mm_prebuilt_builds_its_instructions_for_the_foreign_image(npu2, tmp_path): From 20fc20fb801f83c487574b77ee0f44c97b1dc84e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 11:30:43 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 102/215] packaging: chunks(n) and the one-chunk xclbin, built on the assumption S1 runs ChunkedDispatch fuses each chunk of the runlist over the whole sequence's buffer layout, compiles it as one xclbin kernel with its configuration switches expanded (compile_fused_xclbin, through compile_mlir_module since a multi-device module's output names need the {0} templates CompilableDesign does not allow), links the chunks into one image, and SequenceChunkedCallable runs the kernels in order over the three arenas the full ELF uses. The arena buffer model is now _ArenaCallable, shared with the full-ELF callable. packaging.plan picks it for boundaries=chunks(n) and for image=xclbin with no boundaries (one chunk of everything, spike S1's construction, and NPU1's default). A graph with Scratchpad values is refused on that image by name, since an xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (S2), until they lower as DispatchTime values. The swiglu decode graph builds at chunks(2) as three kernels for five steps and at image=xclbin as one; whether they run is S1's question. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 26 ++-- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 63 +++++++++ iron/common/packaging.py | 47 ++++--- iron/common/sequence.py | 241 +++++++++++++++++++++++--------- iron/tests/common/packaging.py | 29 ++-- iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py | 36 +++++ 6 files changed, 336 insertions(+), 106 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index dbfd31d66f..c9644d677c 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1031,6 +1031,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, `iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | +| `chunks(n)` and the one-chunk xclbin (step 5) | `sequence.py` `ChunkedDispatch`, `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin`, `packaging.py` | 12 packaging tests: chunks and `image=xclbin` pick the chunked dispatch, a scratchpad value is refused on that image by name | the swiglu graph builds at `chunks(2)` (three kernels) and as one kernel, each chunk's stream with its switches expanded | **needs a device**: the run (S1) | | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | @@ -1130,14 +1131,23 @@ rest, the toolchain halves are done (ยง12's second table): the fused sequence builds as an xclbin with its stream expanded (S1's build), two sequences build into one ELF (S4's build), the control scratchpad is settled from XRT's source as ELF-only (S2), and the instructions-only -compile is in use (ยง11). What still needs a device: running S1's image, -which decides whether `chunks(n)` and `image="xclbin"` alone have a -construction; loading S4's two sequences by name, which is what modules -over several graphs stand on; S3; the callee-sequence pruning once -`DispatchTime` values reach graphs; and deleting the dispatch hierarchy, -whose callables are the XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is -settled as free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by -`Plan.report`. +compile is in use (ยง11). Then, on the assumption that S1 runs, +`chunks(n)` and `image="xclbin"` alone are built: `ChunkedDispatch` +fuses each chunk of the runlist over the whole sequence's buffer layout, +compiles it as one xclbin kernel with its configuration switches +expanded (`compile_fused_xclbin`, through `compile_mlir_module` since +the multi-device names need `{0}` templates), links the chunks into one +image, and `SequenceChunkedCallable` runs the kernels in order over the +three arenas. The swiglu decode graph at `chunks(2)` is three kernels +for five steps and at `image=xclbin` one; both build. A graph with +`Scratchpad` values is refused on that image by name (S2) until they +lower as `DispatchTime` values, which is the next piece. What still +needs a device: running S1's image (and so every chunked build); loading +S4's two sequences by name, which is what modules over several graphs +stand on; S3; the `DispatchTime` lowering with its callee-sequence +pruning; and deleting the dispatch hierarchy, whose callables are the +XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is settled as free functions +(`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by `Plan.report`. The sandbox verification now reaches every `design()` body: the design probe runs each converted overlay's array construction and each diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 84f3e46e23..98eb37790d 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -236,6 +236,16 @@ def _compile_if_changed(design, *output_paths: Path) -> tuple[bool, str, Path]: # a two-step graph -- so they are not optional tuning. FUSED_ELF_FLAGS = ("--expand-load-pdis", "--get-scratchpad-parameters") +# A fused sequence as an xclbin kernel: the switches expanded, the dispatch +# device's xclbin and stream requested (their names are templates, see +# compile_fused_xclbin). No scratchpad: an xclbin run has none (spike S2). +FUSED_XCLBIN_FLAGS = ( + "--expand-load-pdis", + "--device-name=main", + "--get-xclbin", + "--get-npu-insts", +) + # Only when tracing. The trace parser reads the lowered module to find the # buffer layout and each design's traced tiles and events, so without this a # traced build compiles cleanly and then has nothing to parse. @@ -315,6 +325,59 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: ) +def compile_fused_xclbin( + build_mlir, build_dir, label, *, kernel_id, xclbin_input=None, extra_flags=() +): + """Compile a fused sequence as one xclbin kernel; return (xclbin, insts). + + The chunked image (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8, spike S1): the fused + module's dispatch device becomes a kernel named ``label`` whose + instruction stream carries every configuration switch expanded inline + (``--expand-load-pdis``), and links onto ``xclbin_input`` so a sequence + of chunks lands in one loadable image. A multi-device module needs the + ``{0}`` name templates, which ``CompilableDesign`` does not allow, so + this goes to ``compile_mlir_module`` directly; it builds the kernels the + designs declare into the work directory, where aiecc links them. + """ + from aie.iron.kernel import ExternalFunction + from aie.utils.compile import compile_mlir_module + + build_dir = Path(build_dir) + work_dir = build_dir / f"{label}.prj" + xclbin_path = build_dir / f"{label}_main.xclbin" + insts_path = build_dir / f"{label}_main_sequence.bin" + ExternalFunction._instances.clear() + text = _fuse_as_children(build_mlir) + flags = list(FUSED_XCLBIN_FLAGS) + [ + f"--xclbin-kernel-name={label}", + f"--xclbin-instance-name={label}", + f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", + f"--xclbin-name={build_dir / (label + '_{0}.xclbin')}", + f"--npu-insts-name={build_dir / (label + '_{0}.bin')}", + ] + if xclbin_input is not None: + flags.append(f"--xclbin-input={Path(xclbin_input).resolve()}") + flags += list(extra_flags) + current = _digest(text + "\n".join(flags)) + stamp = xclbin_path.with_suffix(xclbin_path.suffix + ".cache_hash") + if ( + xclbin_path.exists() + and insts_path.exists() + and stamp.exists() + and stamp.read_text() == current + ): + return xclbin_path, insts_path + work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + compile_mlir_module( + text, work_dir=work_dir, options=flags, device=aie_utils.get_current_device() + ) + for path in (xclbin_path, insts_path): + if not path.exists(): + raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no {path.name} in {build_dir}") + stamp.write_text(current) + return xclbin_path, insts_path + + def compile_insts(generator, insts_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: """Compile one design's instruction stream only, against an image built elsewhere. diff --git a/iron/common/packaging.py b/iron/common/packaging.py index d0abec0bd7..885d87c0b2 100644 --- a/iron/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/common/packaging.py @@ -17,10 +17,14 @@ kernels); otherwise ``elf``. Asking for ``elf`` where a rule forbids it is an error naming the member, the boundaries or the device. -What the lowering can build today: ``elf`` is the fused ELF, ``xclbin`` -with ``each_step`` is the chained per-operator xclbin. A fused sequence -in an xclbin and chunked boundaries wait on spike S1 and are refused by -name rather than built wrong. +What the lowering builds: ``elf`` is the fused ELF; ``xclbin`` with +``each_step`` is the chained per-operator xclbin; ``xclbin`` with +``chunks(n)``, or alone, is the chained chunked xclbin (a fused +sub-sequence per kernel, its configuration switches expanded), which is +spike S1's construction: it builds, and whether it runs is S1's question. +An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (spike S2, from XRT's source), +so a graph with per-call values is refused on that image until they +lower as DispatchTime values (ยง6). """ from __future__ import annotations @@ -53,12 +57,15 @@ class Plan: """What ``compile`` decided, and why.""" image: str - dispatch: str + dispatch: object # a dispatch name, or a SequenceDispatch instance reasons: list values: list # (name, kind, lowering) def report(self, name: str) -> str: - lines = [f"{name}: image {self.image}, dispatch {self.dispatch!r}"] + spelled = getattr(self.dispatch, "name", self.dispatch) + if getattr(self.dispatch, "n", None): + spelled = f"{spelled}({self.dispatch.n})" + lines = [f"{name}: image {self.image}, dispatch {spelled!r}"] lines += [f" {r}" for r in self.reasons] for vname, kind, lowering in self.values: lines.append(f" {vname}: {kind}; {lowering}") @@ -99,27 +106,23 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> dispatch = "fused" elif boundaries == each_step: dispatch = "separate" - elif boundaries is None: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{traced.name}: one fused sequence in an xclbin has no proven " - f"construction yet (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md spike S1); pass " - f"boundaries=each_step, or package for NPU2 as an ELF" - ) else: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{traced.name}: chunks({boundaries.n}) needs a fused sequence in an " - f"xclbin (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md spike S1); each_step is what runs today" - ) + from .sequence import ChunkedDispatch + + dispatch = ChunkedDispatch(None if boundaries is None else boundaries.n) values = [] for v in traced.values: if v.kind == "scratchpad": - lowering = ( - "patched through the parameter scratchpad" - if chosen == ELF - else "scratchpad on an xclbin path is unverified (spike S2); an " - "offset-only use lowers as DispatchTime, a core-read one cannot" - ) + if chosen == ELF: + lowering = "patched through the parameter scratchpad" + else: + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{traced.name}: {v.name} is a Scratchpad value and an xclbin " + f"run has no parameter scratchpad (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md " + f"spike S2); on this image it must lower as a DispatchTime " + f"value (ยง6), which is not built yet" + ) else: lowering = "sizes, strides and offsets regenerated per call" values.append((v.name, v.kind, lowering)) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index cf86b913e4..372f83656a 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -167,50 +167,125 @@ def link_elf(self, seq): ) return seq.elf_path - def build_fused_mlir(self, seq) -> str: + def build_fused_mlir(self, seq, runlist=None) -> str: """Build the fused MLIR source that inlines every operator into a single module, and return it as text. ``seq``'s buffer-layout attributes (``subbuffer_layout``, - ``buffer_sizes``, ``slice_info``) must already be set. + ``buffer_sizes``, ``slice_info``) must already be set. ``runlist`` + is a slice of the sequence's, for a chunk: the module carries the + designs that slice uses, over the whole sequence's buffer layout. """ - operator_generators = {} - comp_runlist = [] - designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() - design_names = [] + return build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist) - for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator + def link(self, seq): + return self.link_elf(seq) + + def make_callable(self, seq): + self.link_elf(seq) + return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) + + +def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None) -> str: + """The fused module for ``runlist`` (default: all of ``seq``'s steps).""" + if runlist is None: + runlist = seq.runlist + operator_generators = {} + comp_runlist = [] + designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() + used = {design_of[id(op)] for op, *_ in runlist} + design_names = {} + + for idx, op in enumerate(designs): + if idx not in used: + continue + generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it # from the operator having kernel artifacts: an operator whose # design declares ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, and # under the old test silently went unprefixed -- every shape then # defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each core linking # its own object. - design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() - if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: - generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" - op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" - design_names.append(op_name) - operator_generators[op_name] = generator - - for op, *bufs in seq.runlist: - comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) - - return comp.fuse_mlir( - operator_generators, - comp_runlist, - seq.subbuffer_layout, - seq.buffer_sizes, - seq.slice_info, - ) + design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() + if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: + generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" + op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" + design_names[idx] = op_name + operator_generators[op_name] = generator + + for op, *bufs in runlist: + comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) + + return comp.fuse_mlir( + operator_generators, + comp_runlist, + seq.subbuffer_layout, + seq.buffer_sizes, + seq.slice_info, + ) + + +class ChunkedDispatch(SequenceDispatch): + """Chunked dispatch: a fused sub-sequence of ``n`` steps per kernel, in one xclbin. + + ``boundaries=chunks(n)`` in the packaging surface, and ``image=xclbin`` + with no boundaries is one chunk of every step (spike S1's construction). + Each chunk is the fused module of its steps over the whole sequence's + buffer layout, compiled as an xclbin kernel with its configuration + switches expanded, and linked onto the previous chunk's xclbin; the + callable runs the kernels in order over the three arena buffers, as + the full ELF's one sequence would. Not on this path: scratchpad + values, which an xclbin run has no scratchpad for (spike S2). + """ + + name = "chunked" + + def __init__(self, n=None): + if n is not None and n < 1: + raise ValueError("chunks(n) needs n >= 1") + self.n = n + self.chunks = [] # (label, xclbin_path, insts_path, n_steps) + self.combined_xclbin_path = None + + def resolve(self, device): + return self + + def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): + return + + def slices(self, seq): + n = self.n or len(seq.runlist) + return [seq.runlist[i : i + n] for i in range(0, len(seq.runlist), n)] + + def link_xclbins(self, seq): + if self.combined_xclbin_path is not None: + return + from .jit_compile import compile_fused_xclbin + + name_hash = hashlib.sha1(seq.name.encode()).hexdigest()[:6] + build_dir = Path(seq.context.build_dir) + previous = None + for idx, steps in enumerate(self.slices(seq)): + label = f"f{name_hash}_chunk{idx}" + xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_fused_xclbin( + lambda steps=steps: build_fused_mlir(seq, steps), + build_dir, + label, + kernel_id=f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}", + xclbin_input=previous, + extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, + ) + self.chunks.append((label, xclbin_path, insts_path, len(steps))) + previous = xclbin_path + self.combined_xclbin_path = previous def link(self, seq): - return self.link_elf(seq) + self.link_xclbins(seq) + return self.combined_xclbin_path def make_callable(self, seq): - self.link_elf(seq) - return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) + self.link_xclbins(seq) + return SequenceChunkedCallable(seq, self) class SeparateDispatch(SequenceDispatch): @@ -333,6 +408,7 @@ def make_callable(self, seq): "separate": SeparateDispatch, "compare": CompareDispatch, "reference": ReferenceDispatch, + "chunked": ChunkedDispatch, } @@ -742,7 +818,76 @@ def __call__(self): self._sync_outputs() -class SequenceFullELFCallable(SequenceCallable): +class _ArenaCallable(SequenceCallable): + """Buffer model of a fused sequence: three consolidated input/output/ + scratch buffers addressed by offset. ``get_buffer`` returns a sub-view + into whichever holds the named argument. + """ + + def _allocate_buffers(self): + in_sz, out_sz, scratch_sz = self.op.buffer_sizes + self.input_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(in_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + self.output_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(out_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + self.scratch_buffer = XRTTensor( + (_n_elements(scratch_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 + ) + self.trace_buffer = None + + def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): + if buffer_name in self._buffer_cache: + return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] + buf_type, offset, length = self.op.get_layout_for_buffer(buffer_name) + parent = { + "input": self.input_buffer, + "output": self.output_buffer, + "scratch": self.scratch_buffer, + }[buf_type] + sub = parent.subview(offset, (length // BF16.itemsize,), ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = sub + return sub + + def _sync_inputs(self): + # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so + # a write through one (e.g. torch_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty + # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. + self.input_buffer.to("npu") + + def _sync_outputs(self): + # _run just rewrote the output arena on the device, so the device holds the + # authoritative copy. Force the device->host sync: assert device residency first + # so `to("cpu")` fires even if a prior read of get_buffer(...) marked some + # range "cpu" (otherwise a looped dispatch would read stale output). + self.output_buffer.device = "npu" + self.output_buffer.to("cpu") + if self.trace_buffer is not None: + self.trace_buffer.device = "npu" + self.trace_buffer.to("cpu") + + +class SequenceChunkedCallable(_ArenaCallable): + """Chunked dispatch: the arenas of a fused sequence, run through one + xclbin kernel per chunk, in order.""" + + def __init__(self, op, dispatch): + _require_xrt() + self._dispatch = dispatch + super().__init__(op) + self.kernels = [ + NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=label, + insts_path=str(insts_path), + ) + for label, _, insts_path, _ in dispatch.chunks + ] + + def _run(self): + args = [self.input_buffer, self.output_buffer, self.scratch_buffer] + for kernel in self.kernels: + kernel(*args) + + +class SequenceFullELFCallable(_ArenaCallable): """Single-ELF dispatch (NPU2): every operator shares three consolidated input/output/scratch buffers addressed by offset. ``get_buffer`` returns a sub-view into whichever consolidated buffer holds the named argument. @@ -802,16 +947,10 @@ def params(self): return self._params def _allocate_buffers(self): - in_sz, out_sz, scratch_sz = self.op.buffer_sizes - self.input_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(in_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.output_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(out_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.scratch_buffer = XRTTensor( - (_n_elements(scratch_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) + super()._allocate_buffers() # Trace lowering appends one buffer covering every configured design, after # the consolidated three. Its size depends on how many channels and # sub-designs claim a share, so read it from the lowered module. - self.trace_buffer = None if self.op.trace_size: total = comp.trace_buffer_size(self.lowered_mlir_text()) if total: @@ -824,36 +963,6 @@ def lowered_mlir_text(self) -> str: path = fused_work_dir(full_elf_path(self.op)) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" return path.read_text() - def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): - if buffer_name in self._buffer_cache: - return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] - buf_type, offset, length = self.op.get_layout_for_buffer(buffer_name) - parent = { - "input": self.input_buffer, - "output": self.output_buffer, - "scratch": self.scratch_buffer, - }[buf_type] - sub = parent.subview(offset, (length // BF16.itemsize,), ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = sub - return sub - - def _sync_inputs(self): - # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so - # a write through one (e.g. torch_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty - # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. - self.input_buffer.to("npu") - - def _sync_outputs(self): - # _run just rewrote the output arena on the device, so the device holds the - # authoritative copy. Force the device->host sync: assert device residency first - # so `to("cpu")` fires even if a prior read of get_buffer(...) marked some - # range "cpu" (otherwise a looped dispatch would read stale output). - self.output_buffer.device = "npu" - self.output_buffer.to("cpu") - if self.trace_buffer is not None: - self.trace_buffer.device = "npu" - self.trace_buffer.to("cpu") - def _run(self): self.run_handle.start() ret_code = self.run_handle.wait() diff --git a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py index 75204bf08e..7a60ead627 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py @@ -33,22 +33,31 @@ def test_a_dispatch_time_value_forces_xclbin_and_names_itself(): ] -def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_reports_the_scratchpad_lowering(): +def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_a_scratchpad_value_has_no_home_there_yet(): t = _traced(Value("pos", "scratchpad", np.int32)) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="npu1 has no full-ELF dispatch"): plan("npu1", t, image=ELF) - p = plan("npu1", t, boundaries=each_step) - assert p.image == XCLBIN and "unverified (spike S2)" in p.values[0][2] + # An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (S2): until the value lowers + # as DispatchTime, the plan refuses by name rather than building an image + # the value cannot reach. + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="pos is a Scratchpad value.*spike S2"): + plan("npu1", t, boundaries=each_step) assert plan("npu2", t).values[0][2] == "patched through the parameter scratchpad" -def test_boundaries_force_xclbin_and_the_unbuilt_forms_are_named(): - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): - plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=chunks(8)) - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): - plan("npu2", _traced(), image=XCLBIN) # one fused sequence in an xclbin - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): - plan("npu1", _traced()) # the NPU1 default needs a boundary choice today +def test_boundaries_force_xclbin_and_pick_the_dispatch(): + from iron.common.sequence import ChunkedDispatch + + p = plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=chunks(8)) + assert p.image == XCLBIN + assert isinstance(p.dispatch, ChunkedDispatch) and p.dispatch.n == 8 + assert p.report("g").splitlines()[0] == "g: image xclbin, dispatch 'chunked(8)'" + # One fused sequence in an xclbin (spike S1's construction) is one chunk. + p = plan("npu2", _traced(), image=XCLBIN) + assert isinstance(p.dispatch, ChunkedDispatch) and p.dispatch.n is None + assert p.reasons == ["one sequence, one configuration set: a full ELF"] + p = plan("npu1", _traced()) # the NPU1 default: one chunk of everything + assert p.image == XCLBIN and isinstance(p.dispatch, ChunkedDispatch) p = plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=each_step) assert (p.image, p.dispatch) == (XCLBIN, "separate") assert p.reasons == ["boundaries=each_step: more than one dispatch"] diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py index dec1dba395..48e6cb047b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py @@ -74,3 +74,39 @@ def test_compile_for_npu1_at_each_step_links_the_chained_xclbins(tmp_path): assert net._callable is None # Four designs for five steps: the chain has four links. assert len(list(tmp_path.glob("f*_op*.xclbin"))) == 4 + + +@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") +def test_compile_at_chunks_links_one_fused_kernel_per_chunk(tmp_path): + """boundaries=chunks(2) on five steps: three kernels (2, 2, 1 steps) in one + chained xclbin, each a fused sub-sequence with its switches expanded, run + over the three arenas. Spike S1's construction; the run is its question.""" + fn, E = _swiglu_decode() + net = fn.compile( + NPU2(), + boundaries=iron.chunks(2), + context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), + x=(1, E), + ) + dispatch = net.sequence._dispatch + assert net.plan.image == "xclbin" and dispatch.name == "chunked" + assert [n for *_, n in dispatch.chunks] == [2, 2, 1] + for label, xclbin_path, insts_path, _ in dispatch.chunks: + assert Path(xclbin_path).stat().st_size > 0 + assert Path(insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 + assert label in Path(xclbin_path).name + assert Path(net.image) == dispatch.chunks[-1][1] + # A chunk of two GEMV steps carries two configurations' writes: its stream + # is much larger than a per-operator one (the separate dispatch's ~3 KB). + assert Path(dispatch.chunks[0][2]).stat().st_size > 20_000 + + +@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") +def test_compile_for_xclbin_alone_is_one_fused_kernel(tmp_path): + fn, E = _swiglu_decode() + net = fn.compile( + NPU2(), image=iron.XCLBIN, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), x=(1, E) + ) + dispatch = net.sequence._dispatch + assert dispatch.name == "chunked" and [n for *_, n in dispatch.chunks] == [5] + assert Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 From f30fb90c45f8ef257d3da9821aa4d21bbf60a1a4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 11:47:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 103/215] =?UTF-8?q?per-call=20values=20on=20an=20xclbin=20?= =?UTF-8?q?image=20lower=20as=20dispatch-time=20scalars=20(=C2=A76)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (spike S2), so on that image every per-call value becomes a dispatch-time scalar of the kernel that uses it. The design generator built for an xclbin declares one keyword-only DispatchTime[T] parameter per value (its symbol), CompilableDesign hands the dispatch parameters in, build_design forwards them to the Runtime, and the sequence body receives each as its live scalar. An offset use takes the dynamic transfer form, the scalar added to the static offset, and the kernel's stream is regenerated per call by the bridge library aiecc's --get-npu-cpp output compiles to (DispatchStream, in place of a static insts path). A core-read use is a resident the preamble writes from the scalar before the barriers: BoundValue.bind, which the softmax uses for its row length on that image instead of the scratchpad read. That is spike S3's toolchain half, and the dialect answers it: aiex.npu.rtp_write takes its value as an SSA operand. The device's half is whether the write lands before the core reads. The separate dispatch builds its kernels for the xclbin image and runs a dispatch-time kernel with the graph's values as keyword scalars; a compiled graph routes its values to the scratchpad on an ELF and to the kernels' scalars on an xclbin. Packaging reports the lowering per value and still refuses values on a chunked image, where the fused sequence does not forward its chunks' scalars yet. iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py builds a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset as dispatch-time kernels on both devices. The scaled llama decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels. Its column count now follows the device (eight on NPU2, four on NPU1) instead of being fixed at eight. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 30 ++++- .../applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py | 11 +- iron/common/build.py | 127 ++++++++++++++---- iron/common/declare.py | 23 +++- iron/common/graph.py | 30 +++-- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 59 +++++++- iron/common/packaging.py | 31 +++-- iron/common/sequence.py | 28 +++- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 6 +- iron/tests/common/build.py | 1 + iron/tests/common/packaging.py | 13 +- iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py | 108 +++++++++++++++ 12 files changed, 390 insertions(+), 77 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index c9644d677c..b9fc629c6a 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -357,6 +357,19 @@ the dispatch bridge accepts today. The second is an error because nothing equivalent exists, unless the sequence can write a dispatch value into tile memory with a register write, which is **unverified** (spike S3). +*Built (ยง19, "Dispatch-time values").* S2 is a no, so on an xclbin image +every per-call value is a dispatch-time scalar of its kernel: the +generator declares one keyword parameter per value, the sequence receives +its live scalar, an offset use becomes the dynamic transfer form with the +scalar added to the offset, and a core-read use is a resident the +preamble writes from the scalar (`BoundValue.bind`, as the softmax does +for its row length on that image). The last is S3's toolchain half, and +it is a yes: `aiex.npu.rtp_write` takes its value as an SSA operand and +the bridge compiles the sequence. Whether the write lands before the core +reads is the device's half. So the report above now reads "a dispatch-time +scalar; written into the array by the sequence" for the softmax, not an +error. + --- ## 7. The shape rule, and inference @@ -656,7 +669,7 @@ the PR runs end to end, and filed upstream as its own change. | need | upstream state | IRON prototype | |---|---|---| | **instructions-only compile** against an already-built overlay | `aiecc --get-npu-insts [--sequence-name=]` already skips per-core compilation; `CompilableDesign.compile()` refuses an insts-only call (its xclbin and insts paths "must be set together") | **done**: `jit_compile.compile_insts(generator, insts_path)` calls `compile_mlir_module(insts_path=...)` directly, keyed on the generated text; flm/gemm's per-shape compile and mm_prebuilt's link use it, so neither builds a kernel or an image it discards | -| **dispatch bridge on a fused graph** | `_check_runtime_sequence_abi` still requires exactly one `aie.runtime_sequence`, and also refuses any `aiex.npu.load_pdi` ("the Python dispatch runtime cannot supply load_pdi resources"); the DMA-size parser already picks the call-graph root among several sequences | prune the callee sequences from the lowered module before the check reads it, and compile with `--expand-load-pdis` so no `load_pdi` survives; buildable here, not yet done, and only needed once `DispatchTime` values reach graphs | +| **dispatch bridge on a fused graph** | `_check_runtime_sequence_abi` still requires exactly one `aie.runtime_sequence`, and also refuses any `aiex.npu.load_pdi` ("the Python dispatch runtime cannot supply load_pdi resources"); the DMA-size parser already picks the call-graph root among several sequences | prune the callee sequences from the lowered module before the check reads it, and compile with `--expand-load-pdis` so no `load_pdi` survives; the per-step form of dispatch-time values is built (ยง19), the chunked form (the fused sequence forwarding its chunks' scalars, then this pruning) is not | | **scratchpad on the xclbin path** | `ParameterScratchpad` reads a run handle's control-scratchpad buffer, wired only to the full-ELF flow | **spike S2** first; if the buffer exists on an xclbin run, wrap it in IRON; if not, the lowering rule in ยง6 applies and no prototype is possible | Also upstream: a builder for `aiex.configure`/`aiex.run` (IRON emits them by @@ -691,6 +704,7 @@ artifacts): | **S1**, build half | aiecc builds it: the fused swiglu module with `--expand-load-pdis --get-xclbin --get-npu-insts` yields `main.xclbin` (an 8-column partition, one PDI, the DPU kernel) and a 123 KB `main_sequence.bin` for the fused sequence, the four configurations' writes expanded inline, next to one xclbin and stream per configuration | the run, and whether the expanded stream configures the array the partition covers, is the device's half | | **S2** | **no.** `xrt::run::get_ctrl_scratchpad_bo()` throws "No module associated with run object" unless the run was made from an `xrt::module`, and only `module_run_aie_gen2_plus` (the full-ELF module) implements it; the base module throws "Not supported" | read from XRT's `xrt_kernel.cpp` and `xrt_module.cpp`; so ยง6's rule holds: `Scratchpad` is full-ELF only, and NPU1's softmax length needs S3 or a compile-time field | | **S4**, build half | **yes.** A device with two `aie.runtime_sequence` ops (`sequence` and `silu_only`) builds through `--get-full-elf` to one ELF whose symbol table carries both; `SequenceFullELFCallable` addresses a sequence as `main:` already | loading and running each by name is the device's half | +| **S3**, toolchain half | **yes.** `aiex.npu.rtp_write` takes its value as an SSA operand ("pass a runtime sequence value to supply the RTP value at runtime"), the buffer store accepts one, and a softmax whose row length is a dispatch-time scalar written into its RTP slot builds through the dispatch bridge on both devices | that the write lands before the core's read, and the value it reads, are the device's half | --- @@ -1031,6 +1045,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, `iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | +| dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | | `chunks(n)` and the one-chunk xclbin (step 5) | `sequence.py` `ChunkedDispatch`, `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin`, `packaging.py` | 12 packaging tests: chunks and `image=xclbin` pick the chunked dispatch, a scratchpad value is refused on that image by name | the swiglu graph builds at `chunks(2)` (three kernels) and as one kernel, each chunk's stream with its switches expanded | **needs a device**: the run (S1) | | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | @@ -1141,12 +1156,17 @@ image, and `SequenceChunkedCallable` runs the kernels in order over the three arenas. The swiglu decode graph at `chunks(2)` is three kernels for five steps and at `image=xclbin` one; both build. A graph with `Scratchpad` values is refused on that image by name (S2) until they -lower as `DispatchTime` values, which is the next piece. What still +lower as `DispatchTime` values, which is the next piece. Then, S2 being a no, per-call values on the xclbin image are lowered as +ยง6 says: dispatch-time scalars of each kernel, an offset use in the +dynamic transfer form and a core-read use written into the array by the +sequence (S3's toolchain half, a yes). The decode graph builds for NPU1 +at `each_step` that way, which is acceptance item 3's build. What still needs a device: running S1's image (and so every chunked build); loading S4's two sequences by name, which is what modules over several graphs -stand on; S3; the `DispatchTime` lowering with its callee-sequence -pruning; and deleting the dispatch hierarchy, whose callables are the -XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is settled as free functions +stand on; S3's read and the regenerated streams; values on a chunked +image (the fused sequence forwarding its chunks' scalars, then the +callee-sequence pruning); and deleting the dispatch hierarchy, whose +callables are the XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is settled as free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by `Plan.report`. The sandbox verification now reaches every `design()` body: the design diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py index dd85c57f70..9b39dd636e 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py @@ -37,10 +37,19 @@ class DecodeGraph: tensor, since the elementwise multiply takes one. """ - def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=8, tensor=None): + def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None, tensor=None): model = config.model H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim + if num_aie_columns is None: + # The device's width: eight on NPU2, four on NPU1. The tile sizes + # below divide by it, so it is fixed when the graph is written. + import aie.utils as aie_utils + + from iron.common.utils import device_columns + + dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() + num_aie_columns = device_columns(dev) if dev is not None else 8 L, cols = max_seq_len, num_aie_columns self.max_seq_len = L self.keys = [ diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 0d084160fb..ef78ac8f4a 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -62,6 +62,7 @@ def __init__( func_prefix: str = "", verbose: bool = False, trace_size: int = 0, + image: str = "elf", ): from pathlib import Path @@ -73,6 +74,11 @@ def __init__( self.func_prefix = func_prefix self.verbose = verbose self.trace_size = trace_size + # "elf": per-call values reach the array through the parameter + # scratchpad. "xclbin": there is none (spike S2); they are dispatch- + # time scalars of the sequence, and a core-read value is a resident + # the sequence writes (bind it to the runtime-parameter buffer). + self.image = image self.base_dir = None # the IRON checkout; set by build_design from the context self.barriers: list[Any] = [] @@ -173,20 +179,43 @@ def _transfer(self, verb: str, stream, what, group, wait: bool, offset_by=None): f"it (uses_value) or the build has not created it yet" ) data = self._rt_data[buffer.name] - offset_parameter = offset_by.param if offset_by is not None else None + dynamic = offset_by is not None and offset_by.ssa is not None + offset_parameter = offset_by.param if offset_by is not None and not dynamic else None tasks = [] for i, acc in enumerate(accesses): last = i == len(accesses) - 1 fn = getattr(handle, verb) - tasks.append( - fn( - data, - acc.tap() if isinstance(acc, Access) else acc, - wait=wait and last, - group=group if group is not None else self._group, - offset_parameter=offset_parameter, - ) + common = dict( + wait=wait and last, + group=group if group is not None else self._group, ) + if dynamic: + # The dispatch-time form: the same pattern, its offset the + # per-call scalar plus the static one, regenerated per call. + if not isinstance(acc, Access): + raise TypeError( + f"{offset_by.name}: a dispatch-time offset needs an Access, " + f"got {acc!r}" + ) + tasks.append( + fn( + data, + sizes=list(acc.sizes), + strides=list(acc.strides), + offset=_plus(offset_by.ssa, acc.offset), + transfer_len=acc.count, + **common, + ) + ) + else: + tasks.append( + fn( + data, + acc.tap() if isinstance(acc, Access) else acc, + offset_parameter=offset_parameter, + **common, + ) + ) return tasks[-1] if len(tasks) == 1 else tasks def _handle(self, stream): @@ -292,6 +321,16 @@ def plan(buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Acces return [(stream[b.slot], encode(b, buffer.elements, buffer.dtype)) for b in blocks] +def _plus(ssa, constant: int): + """``ssa + constant`` as a sequence value; the scalar alone when constant is 0.""" + if not constant: + return ssa + from aie.extras.dialects import arith + from aie.helpers.util import np_dtype_to_mlir_type + + return ssa + arith.constant(int(constant), np_dtype_to_mlir_type(np.int32)) + + def _preamble(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, target: Target) -> None: """Residents, then barriers, then the parameter sync, before any DMA.""" values = op.residents() @@ -315,6 +354,17 @@ def _preamble(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, target: Target) -> None: for buf, words in writes.values(): for index in sorted(words): buf[index] = words[index] + # A core-read value on an image without a scratchpad: written from the + # sequence's per-call scalar, after the residents, before the barriers. + for value in list(ov.values) + list(op.values): + for buf, index in value.targets: + if value.ssa is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{value.name} is bound to a runtime-parameter buffer but is " + f"not a dispatch-time scalar here; bind only under an image " + f"without a scratchpad (target.image != 'elf')" + ) + buf[index] = value.ssa unknown = set(values) - set(ov.residents) if unknown: raise ValueError( @@ -323,7 +373,7 @@ def _preamble(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, target: Target) -> None: ) for b in target.barriers: b.set(1) - if op.values or ov.values: + if target.image == "elf" and (op.values or ov.values): rt.sync_parameters() @@ -377,6 +427,8 @@ def build_design( verbose: bool = False, trace_size: int = 0, code: str = "", + image: str = "elf", + **dispatch, ): """Generate the MLIR module for one declared operator. @@ -394,22 +446,35 @@ def build_design( from .foreign import build_foreign return build_foreign(dev, op) - target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose, trace_size) + target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose, trace_size, image) target.base_dir = getattr(op.context, "base_dir", None) # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. - for value in ov.values: + # On a full ELF they are scratchpad parameters; on an xclbin, which has + # no scratchpad (spike S2), every one is a dispatch-time scalar of the + # sequence, handed in by the generator's keyword parameters (see + # ``mlir_artifact_for``), and DispatchTime members are always that. + values = list(ov.values) + list(op.values) + for value in values: value.symbol = value_symbol(op, value) - value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) - for value in op.values: - if value.kind == "dispatch": - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name} is a DispatchTime value; generated " - f"sequences arrive with the packaging step (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8)" + value.ssa = None + value.targets = [] + if image == "elf" and value.kind != "dispatch": + value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) + elif image == "elf": + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name} is a DispatchTime value, which a " + f"full ELF cannot carry (its stream is fixed at build time); " + f"package as xclbin (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง6, ยง8)" ) - value.symbol = value_symbol(op, value) - value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) + else: + if value.symbol not in dispatch: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name}: no dispatch parameter " + f"{value.symbol!r} was handed to build_design" + ) + value.param = dispatch[value.symbol] workers = ov.design(target) if workers is None: @@ -421,10 +486,14 @@ def build_design( buffers = op.buffers fn_args: list[Any] = [b.flat_type for b in buffers] fn_args.append(handles) - params = [v.param for v in ov.values] + [v.param for v in op.values] + params = [v.param for v in values] def sequence(*args): rt_data = {b.name: a for b, a in zip(buffers, args)} + if image != "elf": + # A dispatch parameter arrives in the body as its live scalar. + for value, scalar in zip(values, args[len(buffers) + 1 :]): + value.ssa = scalar seq = Sequence(op, ov, rt_data) _preamble(seq, op, ov, target) if op.has_design_override(): @@ -468,13 +537,23 @@ def _design_code(op: Operator) -> str: return h.hexdigest()[:24] +def dispatch_parameters(op: Operator) -> list[tuple[str, Any]]: + """The (symbol, dtype) of every per-call value, as dispatch-time scalars.""" + return [ + (value_symbol(op, v), v.dtype) for v in list(op.ov.values) + list(op.values) + ] + + def mlir_artifact_for( - op: Operator, filename: str | None = None + op: Operator, filename: str | None = None, image: str = "elf" ) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: """The artifact the existing compile path expects, carrying ``build_design``. ``filename`` names the module for an operator whose stem is not its own - name (flm/gemm's configuration-only build). + name (flm/gemm's configuration-only build). ``image`` is the image the + module is built for: on ``"xclbin"`` its per-call values are the + generator's dispatch-time parameters, so the two images are two modules + and two cache keys. """ return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( filename or f"{op.name}.mlir", @@ -482,6 +561,8 @@ def mlir_artifact_for( fn=build_design, kwargs={ "op": op, + "image": image, + "dispatch": dispatch_parameters(op) if image != "elf" else [], "code": _design_code(op), # Spelled here, not bound by name from the operator: the # device reaches the cache key by identity, the kernel tree diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index bd373b6722..b0f11d8c73 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -714,7 +714,15 @@ def __repr__(self) -> str: class BoundValue: - """A per-call value on an operator (or, for a core-read Scratchpad, an overlay).""" + """A per-call value on an operator (or, for a core-read Scratchpad, an overlay). + + On a full ELF ``param`` is the upstream ``ScratchpadParameter`` the + build creates. On an image without a scratchpad (xclbin, spike S2) the + value is lowered as a dispatch-time scalar of the sequence: ``param`` is + the dispatch parameter, ``ssa`` its live value inside the sequence body, + an offset use adds it to the transfer's offset, and a core-read use is a + resident the preamble writes from it (``bind``, as a Resident binds). + """ def __init__(self, member: _Value, owner) -> None: self.member = member @@ -723,6 +731,15 @@ def __init__(self, member: _Value, owner) -> None: self.dtype = member.dtype self.param = None # the upstream ScratchpadParameter, set by the build self.symbol: str | None = None + self.ssa = None # the sequence's scalar, when lowered at dispatch time + self.targets: list[tuple[Any, int]] = [] + + def bind(self, buffers, index: int = 0) -> None: + """Bind to one runtime-parameter buffer, or one per worker; the preamble + writes ``[index]`` from the per-call value (an image without a scratchpad).""" + if not isinstance(buffers, (list, tuple)): + buffers = [buffers] + self.targets.extend((b, index) for b in buffers) def __repr__(self) -> str: return f"<{self.kind} {self.name} {np.dtype(self.dtype).name}>" @@ -1663,10 +1680,10 @@ def name(self) -> str: def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: return [b.arg_spec() for b in self.buffers] - def get_mlir_artifact(self): + def get_mlir_artifact(self, image: str = "elf"): from .build import mlir_artifact_for - return mlir_artifact_for(self) + return mlir_artifact_for(self, image=image) def __repr__(self) -> str: own = ", ".join( diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 66258bab5d..ae566243e2 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -713,12 +713,6 @@ def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): from .build import value_symbol self.traced = traced - for _, name, value in traced.bindings: - if value.kind == "dispatch": - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{value!r}: DispatchTime values arrive with the packaging " - f"step (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8)" - ) self.symbols = [] for op, name, value in traced.bindings: bound = getattr(op, name, None) @@ -823,11 +817,19 @@ def _write_values(self, values) -> None: if not self.symbols: return params = getattr(self.callable, "params", None) - if params is None: - raise NotImplementedError( - "per-call values on this dispatch path arrive with the packaging " - "step (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง6, ยง8)" - ) - for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols: - params.write(symbol, np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name])) - params.sync() + if params is not None: + for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols: + params.write(symbol, np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name])) + params.sync() + return + if hasattr(self.callable, "dispatch_values"): + # An image without a scratchpad: each kernel takes its values as + # dispatch-time scalars and regenerates its stream (ยง6). + self.callable.dispatch_values = { + symbol: np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name]) + for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols + } + return + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self.callable).__name__} takes no per-call values" + ) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 98eb37790d..5c43a27ea4 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -23,7 +23,9 @@ ``compile_kwargs`` to give each graph a distinct key. """ +import dataclasses import hashlib +import inspect import re import shutil from pathlib import Path @@ -117,11 +119,18 @@ def _design_generator(call_kwargs: dict): which names neither the design nor the cause. """ - def generate( - design: CompileTime[Any], - params: CompileTime[str], - chain: CompileTime[str] = "", - ): + # A design built for an xclbin declares its per-call values as dispatch- + # time scalars: keyword-only DispatchTime[T] parameters of the generator, + # which CompilableDesign hands in as dispatch parameters and the design + # forwards to its Runtime. Declared by spelling the signature, since the + # set is the operator's. + dispatch = list(call_kwargs.pop("dispatch", None) or []) + + def generate(*positional, **kw): + # CompilableDesign passes the compile parameters positionally and the + # dispatch parameters by name; bind both through the spelled signature. + kw = generate.__signature__.bind(*positional, **kw).arguments + design = kw["design"] kwargs = dict(call_kwargs) bound = aie_utils.get_current_device() for name, value in kwargs.items(): @@ -133,9 +142,24 @@ def generate( # than the cache keys on is how a design silently ends up built # for the wrong target. kwargs[name] = bound + for symbol, _ in dispatch: + kwargs[symbol] = kw[symbol] module = design(**kwargs) return Module.parse(module) if isinstance(module, str) else module + from aie.iron import DispatchTime + + P = inspect.Parameter + parameters = [ + P("design", P.POSITIONAL_OR_KEYWORD, annotation=CompileTime[Any]), + P("params", P.POSITIONAL_OR_KEYWORD, annotation=CompileTime[str]), + P("chain", P.POSITIONAL_OR_KEYWORD, annotation=CompileTime[str], default=""), + ] + [ + P(symbol, P.KEYWORD_ONLY, annotation=DispatchTime[dtype]) + for symbol, dtype in dispatch + ] + generate.__signature__ = inspect.Signature(parameters) + generate.__annotations__ = {p.name: p.annotation for p in parameters} return generate @@ -421,6 +445,15 @@ def compile_insts(generator, insts_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: return insts_path +@dataclasses.dataclass(frozen=True) +class DispatchStream: + """What a dispatch-time design has instead of a static instruction stream: + the host library that generates one per call, and the scalars it takes.""" + + lib_path: Path + params: tuple + + def compile_xclbin_insts( generator, xclbin_path, @@ -431,6 +464,11 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( ): """Compile one operator's design to an xclbin and its instruction stream. + A design with dispatch-time parameters has no static stream: the second + element is then a :class:`DispatchStream`, the bridge library aiecc's + ``--get-npu-cpp`` output compiles to, from which the runtime generates + each call's stream. + The separate-dispatch counterpart to :func:`compile_fused_elf`. Chaining looks like it needs more than CompilableDesign offers -- each operator's xclbin links onto the previous one's via ``--xclbin-input`` so a sequence @@ -467,6 +505,17 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( "chain": str(xclbin_input or ""), }, ) + if design.dispatch_params: + from aie.utils.compile.jit import _manifest + + hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, xclbin_path) + kernel_dir = xclbin_path.parent / f"{xclbin_path.stem}.prj" + lib = _manifest.resolve_dispatch_library(kernel_dir) if hit else None + if lib is None: + design.compile(xclbin_path=xclbin_path) + lib = design.get_dispatch_lib_path() + stamp.write_text(current_hash) + return xclbin_path, DispatchStream(Path(lib), tuple(design.dispatch_params)) hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, xclbin_path, insts_path) if not hit: design.compile(xclbin_path=xclbin_path, inst_path=insts_path) diff --git a/iron/common/packaging.py b/iron/common/packaging.py index 885d87c0b2..a576b1b812 100644 --- a/iron/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/common/packaging.py @@ -23,8 +23,11 @@ sub-sequence per kernel, its configuration switches expanded), which is spike S1's construction: it builds, and whether it runs is S1's question. An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (spike S2, from XRT's source), -so a graph with per-call values is refused on that image until they -lower as DispatchTime values (ยง6). +so on that image every per-call value is a dispatch-time scalar of its +kernel (ยง6): an offset use regenerates the kernel's stream per call, a +core-read use is written into the array by the sequence (spike S3). Built +for ``each_step``; a chunked image with values waits on the fused +sequence forwarding its chunks' scalars. """ from __future__ import annotations @@ -113,19 +116,23 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> values = [] for v in traced.values: - if v.kind == "scratchpad": - if chosen == ELF: - lowering = "patched through the parameter scratchpad" - else: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{traced.name}: {v.name} is a Scratchpad value and an xclbin " - f"run has no parameter scratchpad (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md " - f"spike S2); on this image it must lower as a DispatchTime " - f"value (ยง6), which is not built yet" - ) + if v.kind == "scratchpad" and chosen == ELF: + lowering = "patched through the parameter scratchpad" + elif v.kind == "scratchpad": + lowering = ( + "no scratchpad on an xclbin (spike S2): a dispatch-time scalar; " + "an offset use regenerates the stream, a core-read use is " + "written into the array by the sequence (spike S3)" + ) else: lowering = "sizes, strides and offsets regenerated per call" values.append((v.name, v.kind, lowering)) + if values and chosen == XCLBIN and boundaries != each_step: + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{traced.name}: per-call values on a chunked image are not built " + f"yet (the fused sequence must forward its chunks' dispatch scalars); " + f"pass boundaries=each_step" + ) return Plan(chosen, dispatch, reasons, values) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 372f83656a..535e11e5a4 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ import ml_dtypes from . import compilation as comp from .base import AIEOperatorBase, MLIROperator +from .jit_compile import DispatchStream import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor @@ -334,7 +335,7 @@ def link_xclbins(self, seq): op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( - op.get_mlir_artifact().generator, + op.get_mlir_artifact(image="xclbin").generator, build_dir / f"{op_label}.xclbin", build_dir / f"{op_label}.bin", kernel_name=op_label, @@ -1033,12 +1034,24 @@ def _allocate_buffers(self): dispatch = self._dispatch combined_xclbin_path = dispatch.combined_xclbin_path self._op_callable_map = {} # id(op) -> NPUKernel + # Per-call scalars of dispatch-time kernels, by symbol; a graph sets + # them before each run (CompiledGraph._write_values). + self.dispatch_values = {} for op_id, xclbin_path in dispatch.op_xclbin_path_map.items(): - self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(combined_xclbin_path), - kernel_name=dispatch.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], - insts_path=str(dispatch.op_insts_path_map[op_id]), - ) + stream = dispatch.op_insts_path_map[op_id] + if isinstance(stream, DispatchStream): + self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=dispatch.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], + dispatch_params=list(stream.params), + dispatch_lib_path=str(stream.lib_path), + ) + else: + self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=dispatch.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], + insts_path=str(stream), + ) self._execution_plan = [ ( self._op_callable_map[id(step_op)], @@ -1057,7 +1070,8 @@ def _run(self): self._run_step(step_idx, kernel, args, step) def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): - kernel(*args) + scalars = {name: self.dispatch_values[name] for name in kernel.dispatch_params} + kernel(*args, **scalars) def _reshape_for_spec(flat_tensor, spec): diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index 918db0bf95..bfb0c686ee 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -89,8 +89,10 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: for i in range(cols) for j in range(chans) ] - # [count, vector_size] per core, or [count] when vector_size is a scratchpad value - dynamic = isinstance(self.vector_size, BoundValue) + # [count, vector_size] per core, or [count] when vector_size is a + # scratchpad value the core reads. On an image without a scratchpad + # the per-call value is written into [1] by the sequence instead. + dynamic = isinstance(self.vector_size, BoundValue) and target.image == "elf" rtp_ty = np.ndarray[(1 if dynamic else 2,), np.dtype[np.int32]] rtps = [target.rtp(rtp_ty, name=f"rtp_{k}") for k in range(n_cores)] barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(n_cores)] diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 3878bab30a..08140388cd 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -220,6 +220,7 @@ class FakeRTP(dict): class FakeTarget: barriers = [] + image = "elf" _preamble(Sequence(op, ov, {}), op, ov, FakeTarget()) assert rtps == [{0: 10}, {0: 10}] diff --git a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py index 7a60ead627..0c160f05b8 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py @@ -37,11 +37,14 @@ def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_a_scratchpad_value_has_no_home_there_yet(): t = _traced(Value("pos", "scratchpad", np.int32)) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="npu1 has no full-ELF dispatch"): plan("npu1", t, image=ELF) - # An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (S2): until the value lowers - # as DispatchTime, the plan refuses by name rather than building an image - # the value cannot reach. - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="pos is a Scratchpad value.*spike S2"): - plan("npu1", t, boundaries=each_step) + # An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (S2): the value is a dispatch- + # time scalar of its kernel, and the report says which way it lowers. + p = plan("npu1", t, boundaries=each_step) + assert p.image == XCLBIN and "dispatch-time scalar" in p.values[0][2] + assert "spike S3" in p.values[0][2] + # On a chunked image the fused sequence does not forward scalars yet. + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="chunked image"): + plan("npu1", t) assert plan("npu2", t).values[0][2] == "patched through the parameter scratchpad" diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..c240d37ab9 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Per-call values on an image without a scratchpad build as dispatch-time kernels. + +An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (spike S2), so on that image a +graph's per-call values become dispatch-time scalars of the kernels that +use them (ยง6): an offset use adds the scalar to the transfer's offset and +the kernel's stream is regenerated per call by the host library aiecc's +``--get-npu-cpp`` output compiles to; a core-read use is a resident the +sequence writes from the scalar before the barrier (spike S3's toolchain +half: the dialect takes the RTP write's value as an operand). Both are +built here at ``each_step`` on both devices; running them is the device's +half of S3, and of the regenerated-stream path itself. +""" + +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 + +import iron # noqa: E402 +from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 +from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad # noqa: E402 +from iron.common.jit_compile import DispatchStream # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import PEANO # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.xclbin import XCLBINUTIL # noqa: E402 + +pytestmark = [ + pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH"), + pytest.mark.skipif( + PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" + ), +] + +DEVICES = {"npu2": lambda: NPU2(), "npu1": lambda: from_name("npu1", n_cols=4)} + + +@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(DEVICES)) +def device(request): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + dev = DEVICES[request.param]() + aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) + yield dev + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _graph(): + """A softmax with a per-call row length, then a copy into a cache at a + per-call offset: one core-read value and one offset value.""" + from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax + from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy + + R, C, L = 16, 256, 4 + cache = iron.state((R, L * C), name="cache") + + @iron.graph + def g(x, *, n: Scratchpad[np.int32], pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + y = Softmax(x, vector_size=n) + StridedCopy( + y, + cache, + out_offset=pos, + input_sizes=(R, C), + input_strides=(C, 1), + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=(1, R, C), + output_strides=(0, L * C, 1), + output_offset=0, + num_aie_channels=1, + ) + return y + + return g, (R, C) + + +def test_values_become_dispatch_time_kernels_at_each_step(device, tmp_path): + g, shape = _graph() + net = g.compile( + device, + boundaries=iron.each_step, + image=iron.XCLBIN, + context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), + x=shape, + ) + assert net.plan.image == "xclbin" and net.plan.dispatch == "separate" + kinds = {name: text for name, _, text in net.plan.values} + assert "dispatch-time scalar" in kinds["n"] and "dispatch-time scalar" in kinds["pos"] + dispatch = net.sequence._dispatch + streams = { + type(op).__name__: dispatch.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] + for op in net.sequence.unique_operators() + } + assert set(streams) == {"Softmax", "StridedCopy"} + for name, stream in streams.items(): + assert isinstance(stream, DispatchStream), f"{name} has a static stream" + assert Path(stream.lib_path).exists(), f"{name}: no dispatch library" + assert len(stream.params) == 1, (name, stream.params) + # The graph's symbols are the kernels' parameter names. + symbols = {symbol for _, symbol, _ in net.symbols} + assert symbols == {s.params[0] for s in streams.values()} + assert Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 + assert net._callable is None From d681d8e62f170439be8303465f2e71888686729c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 11:57:46 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 104/215] values on a chunked image: forwarded through the fused sequence, stopped by the Python bridge fuse_mlir gives the dispatch sequence one i32 block argument per distinct dispatch symbol its steps use, after the three arenas, and forwards each step its own; build_fused_mlir generates the children for the xclbin image with a dispatch parameter per value and reports the symbols; ChunkedDispatch compiles each chunk with them and its callable passes the graph's scalars. compile_fused_xclbin requests the bridge outputs, prunes the callee sequences the materialisation inlines but leaves behind (the dispatch device is the fusion's main), and builds the bridge library. That last step is where upstream stops it: expanding the PDI loads preloads an empty PDI before each configuration's writes, so a multi-configuration stream always carries load_pdi ops, and the Python dispatch bridge refuses to build a per-call stream it cannot supply PDI resources for. The chunk's xclbin and its lowered module (one sequence, the scalars in its signature) are built; the library is not, and both compile_fused_xclbin and packaging.plan say so by name. A native dispatch host (aiecc --get-npu-cpp) is the way through, so acceptance item 5 (chunks(n) on the llama graph, which has values) needs one, or the values fixed per compile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 21 +++-- iron/common/compilation/sequence.py | 23 +++++- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 118 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++-- iron/common/packaging.py | 18 +++-- iron/common/sequence.py | 71 +++++++++++++---- iron/tests/common/packaging.py | 5 +- iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py | 33 ++++++++ 7 files changed, 248 insertions(+), 41 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index b9fc629c6a..d39ea83a75 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -669,7 +669,7 @@ the PR runs end to end, and filed upstream as its own change. | need | upstream state | IRON prototype | |---|---|---| | **instructions-only compile** against an already-built overlay | `aiecc --get-npu-insts [--sequence-name=]` already skips per-core compilation; `CompilableDesign.compile()` refuses an insts-only call (its xclbin and insts paths "must be set together") | **done**: `jit_compile.compile_insts(generator, insts_path)` calls `compile_mlir_module(insts_path=...)` directly, keyed on the generated text; flm/gemm's per-shape compile and mm_prebuilt's link use it, so neither builds a kernel or an image it discards | -| **dispatch bridge on a fused graph** | `_check_runtime_sequence_abi` still requires exactly one `aie.runtime_sequence`, and also refuses any `aiex.npu.load_pdi` ("the Python dispatch runtime cannot supply load_pdi resources"); the DMA-size parser already picks the call-graph root among several sequences | prune the callee sequences from the lowered module before the check reads it, and compile with `--expand-load-pdis` so no `load_pdi` survives; the per-step form of dispatch-time values is built (ยง19), the chunked form (the fused sequence forwarding its chunks' scalars, then this pruning) is not | +| **dispatch bridge on a fused graph** | the single-sequence check is met by pruning the callees from the lowered module (the dispatch device is the fusion's `main`; `compile_fused_xclbin`). What stops it is the second check: the bridge refuses any `aiex.npu.load_pdi`, and a multi-configuration stream always has them, because `--expand-load-pdis` preloads an empty PDI before each configuration's writes (`AIEExpandLoadPdi.cpp`); the Python dispatch runtime cannot supply PDI resources | the fused sequence now takes one scalar per distinct symbol its steps use and forwards them (`fuse_mlir`), and the chunk builds to its xclbin and lowered module; the bridge's refusal is surfaced by name (`compile_fused_xclbin`, `packaging.plan`). Values on a chunked image need a native dispatch host (`aiecc --get-npu-cpp`), or the values fixed at compile time; the per-step form is built and is what NPU1 decode uses | | **scratchpad on the xclbin path** | `ParameterScratchpad` reads a run handle's control-scratchpad buffer, wired only to the full-ELF flow | **spike S2** first; if the buffer exists on an xclbin run, wrap it in IRON; if not, the lowering rule in ยง6 applies and no prototype is possible | Also upstream: a builder for `aiex.configure`/`aiex.run` (IRON emits them by @@ -1045,6 +1045,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, `iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | +| values on a chunked image | `compilation/sequence.py` `fuse_mlir` (scalar block arguments forwarded per step), `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin` | packaging refuses by name | the chunk builds its xclbin and a lowered module with one sequence taking the scalars; the bridge refuses its PDI preloads, surfaced by name (`iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`) | **needs a native host**: not a device question | | dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | | `chunks(n)` and the one-chunk xclbin (step 5) | `sequence.py` `ChunkedDispatch`, `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin`, `packaging.py` | 12 packaging tests: chunks and `image=xclbin` pick the chunked dispatch, a scratchpad value is refused on that image by name | the swiglu graph builds at `chunks(2)` (three kernels) and as one kernel, each chunk's stream with its switches expanded | **needs a device**: the run (S1) | | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | @@ -1160,13 +1161,17 @@ lower as `DispatchTime` values, which is the next piece. Then, S2 being a no, pe ยง6 says: dispatch-time scalars of each kernel, an offset use in the dynamic transfer form and a core-read use written into the array by the sequence (S3's toolchain half, a yes). The decode graph builds for NPU1 -at `each_step` that way, which is acceptance item 3's build. What still -needs a device: running S1's image (and so every chunked build); loading -S4's two sequences by name, which is what modules over several graphs -stand on; S3's read and the regenerated streams; values on a chunked -image (the fused sequence forwarding its chunks' scalars, then the -callee-sequence pruning); and deleting the dispatch hierarchy, whose -callables are the XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is settled as free functions +at `each_step` that way, which is acceptance item 3's build. Values on a +chunked image go as far as the toolchain allows: the fused sequence takes +and forwards its steps' scalars and the chunk builds, but upstream's +Python dispatch bridge refuses the PDI preloads every multi-configuration +stream carries, so that combination is refused by name, and acceptance +item 5 (`chunks(n)` on the llama graph, which has values) needs a native +dispatch host or the values fixed per compile. What still needs a device: +running S1's image (and so every chunked build); loading S4's two +sequences by name, which is what modules over several graphs stand on; +S3's read and the regenerated streams; and deleting the dispatch +hierarchy, whose callables are the XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is settled as free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by `Plan.report`. The sandbox verification now reaches every `design()` body: the design diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py index 94c306ee93..8920828f14 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py @@ -94,6 +94,7 @@ def fuse_mlir( subbuffer_layout: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]], buffer_sizes: tuple[int, int, int], slice_info: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]] | None = None, + child_scalars: dict[str, list[str]] | None = None, ) -> str: """Fuse multiple MLIR modules into one, and return the result as text. @@ -103,8 +104,19 @@ def fuse_mlir( graph's file-based caching, since the caller (``FusedDispatch.link_elf``) hands the returned text straight to ``CompilableDesign``, which keys its own cache on the text's content. + + ``child_scalars`` names, per operator, the dispatch-time scalars its + sequence takes after its buffers (an image without a scratchpad). The + main sequence then takes one ``i32`` per distinct name, after the three + arenas, in first-use order, and forwards each child its own. """ slice_info = slice_info or {} + child_scalars = child_scalars or {} + main_scalars: list[str] = [] + for op_name, *_ in runlist: + for name in child_scalars.get(op_name, ()): + if name not in main_scalars: + main_scalars.append(name) input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, scratch_buffer_size = buffer_sizes # Extract device operations and module-level parameter decls from each @@ -207,13 +219,15 @@ def main(): np.ndarray[(input_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], np.ndarray[(output_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], np.ndarray[(scratch_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], + *([np.int32] * len(main_scalars)), ) - def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf): + def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, *scalar_args): consolidated_buffers = { "input": input_buf, "output": output_buf, "scratch": scratch_buf, } + scalar_of = dict(zip(main_scalars, scalar_args)) # Execute operations in runlist order configure_op = None @@ -292,9 +306,12 @@ def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf): ) buffer_ssa_values.append(reinterpreted) - # Run Op + # Run Op; the child's scalars follow its buffers. sequence_sym_ref_attr = ir.FlatSymbolRefAttr.get("sequence") - run_op = aiex.RunOp(sequence_sym_ref_attr, buffer_ssa_values) + scalars = [scalar_of[n] for n in child_scalars.get(op_name, ())] + run_op = aiex.RunOp( + sequence_sym_ref_attr, buffer_ssa_values + scalars + ) if needs_reset: reset_op = aiex.ConfigureOp(ir.FlatSymbolRefAttr.get(RESET_DEVICE)) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 5c43a27ea4..807349377d 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ from typing import Any import aie.utils as aie_utils +import numpy as np from aie.ir import Module from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _device_identity_key from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign, compile_context @@ -350,10 +351,25 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: def compile_fused_xclbin( - build_mlir, build_dir, label, *, kernel_id, xclbin_input=None, extra_flags=() + build_mlir, + build_dir, + label, + *, + kernel_id, + xclbin_input=None, + extra_flags=(), + scalars=(), ): """Compile a fused sequence as one xclbin kernel; return (xclbin, insts). + With ``scalars`` (the dispatch-time scalars the fused sequence takes, + filled in by ``build_mlir``) there is no static stream: the second + element would be a :class:`DispatchStream` over the bridge library, built + as ``CompilableDesign`` builds it, after the callee sequences are pruned + from the lowered module. Today that ends in a named refusal: the stream's + PDI preloads are beyond upstream's Python dispatch bridge (see below), so + the xclbin and the lowered module are built and the library is not. + The chunked image (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8, spike S1): the fused module's dispatch device becomes a kernel named ``label`` whose instruction stream carries every configuration switch expanded inline @@ -372,7 +388,9 @@ def compile_fused_xclbin( insts_path = build_dir / f"{label}_main_sequence.bin" ExternalFunction._instances.clear() text = _fuse_as_children(build_mlir) - flags = list(FUSED_XCLBIN_FLAGS) + [ + scalars = list(scalars) + flags = [f for f in FUSED_XCLBIN_FLAGS if not (scalars and f == "--get-npu-insts")] + flags += [ f"--xclbin-kernel-name={label}", f"--xclbin-instance-name={label}", f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", @@ -381,10 +399,23 @@ def compile_fused_xclbin( ] if xclbin_input is not None: flags.append(f"--xclbin-input={Path(xclbin_input).resolve()}") + if scalars: + flags.append("--get=npu_lowered.mlir") flags += list(extra_flags) current = _digest(text + "\n".join(flags)) stamp = xclbin_path.with_suffix(xclbin_path.suffix + ".cache_hash") - if ( + if scalars: + from aie.utils.compile.jit import _manifest + + lib = _manifest.resolve_dispatch_library(work_dir) + if ( + xclbin_path.exists() + and lib is not None + and stamp.exists() + and stamp.read_text() == current + ): + return xclbin_path, DispatchStream(Path(lib), tuple(scalars)) + elif ( xclbin_path.exists() and insts_path.exists() and stamp.exists() @@ -393,15 +424,88 @@ def compile_fused_xclbin( return xclbin_path, insts_path work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) compile_mlir_module( - text, work_dir=work_dir, options=flags, device=aie_utils.get_current_device() + text, + work_dir=work_dir, + options=flags, + device=aie_utils.get_current_device(), + npu_cpp_path=work_dir / "dispatch_gen.cpp" if scalars else None, + npu_cpp_emit_dispatch_shim=bool(scalars), ) - for path in (xclbin_path, insts_path): - if not path.exists(): - raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no {path.name} in {build_dir}") + if not xclbin_path.exists(): + raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no {xclbin_path.name} in {build_dir}") + if scalars: + from aie.utils.compile.jit._dispatch_compile import ( + DispatchCompileError, + compile_dispatch_bridge, + ) + + # The materialisation inlines each step's sequence into the dispatch + # device's but leaves the callees in theirs, and the bridge accepts + # exactly one; prune them (ยง11). What the bridge then refuses is the + # stream itself: expanding the PDI loads preloads an empty PDI before + # each configuration's writes (AIEExpandLoadPdi), so a multi- + # configuration stream always carries load_pdi ops, and the Python + # dispatch runtime cannot supply their resources. A native host can + # (aiecc --get-npu-cpp); here it is a named limit. + _prune_callee_sequences(work_dir / "npu_lowered.mlir") + try: + lib = compile_dispatch_bridge(work_dir, scalars, [np.int32] * len(scalars)) + except DispatchCompileError as e: + if "load_pdi" not in str(e): + raise + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{label}: a fused sequence with per-call values ({', '.join(scalars)}) " + f"cannot be dispatched from Python: its stream preloads a PDI at every " + f"configuration switch and upstream's Python dispatch bridge cannot " + f"supply PDI loads (aiecc: use --get-npu-cpp with a native host). " + f"Package at each_step, or fix the values at compile time." + ) from e + stamp.write_text(current) + return xclbin_path, DispatchStream(Path(lib), tuple(scalars)) + if not insts_path.exists(): + raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no {insts_path.name} in {build_dir}") stamp.write_text(current) return xclbin_path, insts_path +def _prune_callee_sequences(lowered: Path) -> None: + """Keep only the dispatch device's runtime sequence in aiecc's lowered module. + + ``aie-materialize-runtime-sequences`` inlines every ``aiex.run`` callee + into the dispatch device's sequence but leaves the callees' own + ``aie.runtime_sequence`` ops in their devices, and the dispatch bridge + refuses a module with more than one (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง11). The + dispatch device is the fusion's ``main``; every other device's sequence + is a callee. + """ + import aie.dialects.aie # noqa: F401 registers the dialect for parsing + import aie.dialects.aiex # noqa: F401 + from aie.ir import Context, Module, StringAttr + + with Context() as ctx: + ctx.allow_unregistered_dialects = True + module = Module.parse(lowered.read_text()) + kept = 0 + for device in list(module.body.operations): + if device.operation.name != "aie.device": + continue + attrs = device.operation.attributes + name = StringAttr(attrs["sym_name"]).value if "sym_name" in attrs else "" + for op in list(device.operation.regions[0].blocks[0].operations): + if op.operation.name != "aie.runtime_sequence": + continue + if name == "main": + kept += 1 + else: + op.operation.erase() + if kept != 1: + raise RuntimeError( + f"{lowered}: expected the dispatch device's one runtime sequence, " + f"found {kept}" + ) + lowered.write_text(str(module)) + + def compile_insts(generator, insts_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: """Compile one design's instruction stream only, against an image built elsewhere. diff --git a/iron/common/packaging.py b/iron/common/packaging.py index a576b1b812..3d7764b143 100644 --- a/iron/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/common/packaging.py @@ -25,9 +25,12 @@ An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (spike S2, from XRT's source), so on that image every per-call value is a dispatch-time scalar of its kernel (ยง6): an offset use regenerates the kernel's stream per call, a -core-read use is written into the array by the sequence (spike S3). Built -for ``each_step``; a chunked image with values waits on the fused -sequence forwarding its chunks' scalars. +core-read use is written into the array by the sequence (spike S3). On a +chunked image the fused sequence takes the scalars its chunk uses and +forwards them to each step, but its stream preloads a PDI at every +configuration switch and upstream's Python dispatch bridge cannot supply +PDI loads, so that combination is refused by name (a native host could +run it). """ from __future__ import annotations @@ -128,10 +131,13 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> lowering = "sizes, strides and offsets regenerated per call" values.append((v.name, v.kind, lowering)) if values and chosen == XCLBIN and boundaries != each_step: + names = ", ".join(v.name for v in traced.values) raise NotImplementedError( - f"{traced.name}: per-call values on a chunked image are not built " - f"yet (the fused sequence must forward its chunks' dispatch scalars); " - f"pass boundaries=each_step" + f"{traced.name}: per-call values ({names}) on a chunked image cannot be " + f"dispatched from Python: a fused sequence's stream preloads a PDI at " + f"every configuration switch and upstream's Python dispatch bridge " + f"cannot supply PDI loads (a native host can, via aiecc --get-npu-cpp). " + f"Pass boundaries=each_step, or package for NPU2 as an ELF." ) return Plan(chosen, dispatch, reasons, values) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 535e11e5a4..15f31b60ce 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -187,11 +187,21 @@ def make_callable(self, seq): return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) -def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None) -> str: - """The fused module for ``runlist`` (default: all of ``seq``'s steps).""" +def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: + """The fused module for ``runlist`` (default: all of ``seq``'s steps). + + For an ``"xclbin"`` image each design's per-call values are dispatch-time + scalars (ยง6): the child is generated with a dispatch parameter per value, + the main sequence takes one scalar per distinct symbol and forwards it, + and ``scalars`` (a list the caller passes) receives those symbols in the + main sequence's order. + """ + from .build import dispatch_parameters, mlir_artifact_for + if runlist is None: runlist = seq.runlist operator_generators = {} + child_scalars = {} comp_runlist = [] designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() used = {design_of[id(op)] for op, *_ in runlist} @@ -200,7 +210,15 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None) -> str: for idx, op in enumerate(designs): if idx not in used: continue - generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator + generator = mlir_artifact_for(op, image=image).generator + symbols = [s for s, _ in generator.kwargs.pop("dispatch", [])] + if image != "elf" and symbols: + from aie.utils.compile.jit.markers import _DispatchParameter + + for position, (symbol, dtype) in enumerate(dispatch_parameters(op)): + generator.kwargs[symbol] = _DispatchParameter( + symbol, dtype, position, owner=op + ) # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it # from the operator having kernel artifacts: an operator whose # design declares ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, and @@ -213,16 +231,25 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None) -> str: op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" design_names[idx] = op_name operator_generators[op_name] = generator + child_scalars[op_name] = symbols if image != "elf" else [] for op, *bufs in runlist: comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) + if scalars is not None: + scalars.clear() + for op_name, *_ in comp_runlist: + for name in child_scalars[op_name]: + if name not in scalars: + scalars.append(name) + return comp.fuse_mlir( operator_generators, comp_runlist, seq.subbuffer_layout, seq.buffer_sizes, seq.slice_info, + child_scalars=child_scalars, ) @@ -268,15 +295,19 @@ def link_xclbins(self, seq): previous = None for idx, steps in enumerate(self.slices(seq)): label = f"f{name_hash}_chunk{idx}" - xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_fused_xclbin( - lambda steps=steps: build_fused_mlir(seq, steps), + scalars: list[str] = [] + xclbin_path, stream = compile_fused_xclbin( + lambda steps=steps, scalars=scalars: build_fused_mlir( + seq, steps, image="xclbin", scalars=scalars + ), build_dir, label, kernel_id=f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}", xclbin_input=previous, extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, + scalars=scalars, ) - self.chunks.append((label, xclbin_path, insts_path, len(steps))) + self.chunks.append((label, xclbin_path, stream, len(steps))) previous = xclbin_path self.combined_xclbin_path = previous @@ -873,19 +904,29 @@ def __init__(self, op, dispatch): _require_xrt() self._dispatch = dispatch super().__init__(op) - self.kernels = [ - NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path), - kernel_name=label, - insts_path=str(insts_path), - ) - for label, _, insts_path, _ in dispatch.chunks - ] + self.dispatch_values = {} # symbol -> scalar, set by a graph per call + self.kernels = [] + for label, _, stream, _ in dispatch.chunks: + if isinstance(stream, DispatchStream): + kernel = NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=label, + dispatch_params=list(stream.params), + dispatch_lib_path=str(stream.lib_path), + ) + else: + kernel = NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=label, + insts_path=str(stream), + ) + self.kernels.append(kernel) def _run(self): args = [self.input_buffer, self.output_buffer, self.scratch_buffer] for kernel in self.kernels: - kernel(*args) + scalars = {n: self.dispatch_values[n] for n in kernel.dispatch_params} + kernel(*args, **scalars) class SequenceFullELFCallable(_ArenaCallable): diff --git a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py index 0c160f05b8..fc66f271a4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py @@ -42,8 +42,9 @@ def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_a_scratchpad_value_has_no_home_there_yet(): p = plan("npu1", t, boundaries=each_step) assert p.image == XCLBIN and "dispatch-time scalar" in p.values[0][2] assert "spike S3" in p.values[0][2] - # On a chunked image the fused sequence does not forward scalars yet. - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="chunked image"): + # On a chunked image the fused sequence forwards the scalars its chunks + # use, but its stream's PDI preloads are beyond the Python dispatch bridge. + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="chunked image.*PDI loads"): plan("npu1", t) assert plan("npu2", t).values[0][2] == "patched through the parameter scratchpad" diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py index c240d37ab9..e3524b3d43 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py @@ -106,3 +106,36 @@ def test_values_become_dispatch_time_kernels_at_each_step(device, tmp_path): assert symbols == {s.params[0] for s in streams.values()} assert Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 assert net._callable is None + + +def test_values_on_a_chunked_image_stop_at_the_python_bridge(device, tmp_path): + """The fused sequence takes the scalars its steps use (one ``i32`` per + symbol after the arenas, forwarded to each step) and builds to an xclbin + with a lowered module the bridge's single-sequence check accepts; what + stops it is the PDI preload at every configuration switch, which + upstream's Python dispatch bridge cannot supply. Named at both levels.""" + import re + + from iron.common.sequence import ChunkedDispatch + + g, shape = _graph() + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="chunked image.*PDI loads"): + g.compile(device, boundaries=iron.chunks(2), x=shape) + traced = g.trace(x=shape) + seq = traced.sequence( + "values_chunked", + dispatch=ChunkedDispatch(2), + context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), + ) + from iron.common.base import AIEOperatorBase + + AIEOperatorBase.compile(seq) # the artifacts, not the image: link() below + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="cannot be dispatched from Python"): + seq.link() + work = next(tmp_path.glob("f*_chunk0.prj")) + lowered = (work / "npu_lowered.mlir").read_text() + signatures = re.findall(r"aie\.runtime_sequence\(([^)]*)\)", lowered) + assert len(signatures) == 1, signatures + assert signatures[0].count(": i32") == 2, signatures[0] + assert "aiex.npu.load_pdi" in lowered + assert next(tmp_path.glob("f*_chunk0_main.xclbin")).stat().st_size > 0 From ef83eb4fd678f359eca61b52cc131da1c5c57b84 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 12:00:35 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 105/215] the auto dispatch policy goes; the rest are the plan's image builders A graph never names a dispatch: packaging.plan derives the instance from the device, the values and the boundaries. A hand-written sequence that names none now gets platform_default (the full ELF on NPU2, the per-step chain elsewhere) when the device is known, and AutoDispatch is deleted. What remains, fused/separate/chunked and the reference and compare harness modes, is what the operator and infrastructure tests drive by name, so it stays as the set of builders behind the plan; section 19 says so. The full-size Llama 3.2 1B decode graph also builds for NPU1 at each_step: 386 steps on 19 kernels, two dispatch-time, in under a minute. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 3 ++- iron/common/sequence.py | 31 +++++++++++++++++++------------ 2 files changed, 21 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index d39ea83a75..355e283b11 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1045,8 +1045,9 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, `iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | +| the dispatch hierarchy (step 5, acceptance 1) | `sequence.py` | โ€” | `AutoDispatch` is gone: a graph never names a dispatch (`packaging.plan` derives the instance from device, values and boundaries), and a hand-written sequence that names none gets `platform_default`. What remains are the image builders (`fused`, `separate`, `chunked`) and the two harness modes (`reference`, `compare`) the operator and infrastructure tests drive by name; deleting those would remove the hand-written-runlist API those device tests stand on, so they stay as the plan's builders | **needs a device**: the infrastructure tests that name them | | values on a chunked image | `compilation/sequence.py` `fuse_mlir` (scalar block arguments forwarded per step), `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin` | packaging refuses by name | the chunk builds its xclbin and a lowered module with one sequence taking the scalars; the bridge refuses its PDI preloads, surfaced by name (`iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`) | **needs a native host**: not a device question | -| dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | +| dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device; at Llama 3.2 1B's real size it is 386 steps on 19 kernels, two of them dispatch-time, in under a minute | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | | `chunks(n)` and the one-chunk xclbin (step 5) | `sequence.py` `ChunkedDispatch`, `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin`, `packaging.py` | 12 packaging tests: chunks and `image=xclbin` pick the chunked dispatch, a scratchpad value is refused on that image by name | the swiglu graph builds at `chunks(2)` (three kernels) and as one kernel, each chunk's stream with its switches expanded | **needs a device**: the run (S1) | | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 15f31b60ce..ff2019ed65 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -113,15 +113,11 @@ def make_callable(self, seq): raise NotImplementedError -class AutoDispatch(SequenceDispatch): - """Selects the platform default: full-ELF on NPU2, chained-xclbin elsewhere.""" - - name = "auto" - - def resolve(self, device): - if isinstance(device, NPU2): - return FusedDispatch() - return SeparateDispatch() +def platform_default(device) -> "SequenceDispatch": + """The image a hand-written sequence gets when it names none: the full ELF + on NPU2, the per-step xclbin chain elsewhere. A graph goes through + ``packaging.plan`` instead, which also weighs its values and boundaries.""" + return FusedDispatch() if isinstance(device, NPU2) else SeparateDispatch() def _trace_tag(seq): @@ -434,8 +430,11 @@ def make_callable(self, seq): return SequenceReferenceCallable(seq) +# The image builders (fused, separate, chunked) and the two harness modes +# (reference, compare) a hand-written OperatorSequence can name. A graph does +# not name one: packaging.plan derives it from the device, the values and the +# boundaries, and hands the instance in. _DISPATCH_ALIASES = { - "auto": AutoDispatch, "fused": FusedDispatch, "separate": SeparateDispatch, "compare": CompareDispatch, @@ -521,11 +520,16 @@ def __init__( @staticmethod def _coerce_dispatch(dispatch): """Normalise the ``dispatch`` argument to a :class:`SequenceDispatch`.""" + if dispatch == "auto" or dispatch is None: + return None # the platform default, resolved when the device is known if isinstance(dispatch, SequenceDispatch): return dispatch elif isinstance(dispatch, str) and dispatch in _DISPATCH_ALIASES: return _DISPATCH_ALIASES[dispatch]() - raise TypeError("selected dispatch mode not supported") + raise TypeError( + f"dispatch {dispatch!r} is not one of {sorted(_DISPATCH_ALIASES)}, " + f"'auto', or a SequenceDispatch" + ) def unique_operators(self): """Operators in runlist order, de-duplicated by identity.""" @@ -718,7 +722,10 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self): self.subbuffer_layout, self.buffer_sizes, self.slice_info = ( self.calculate_buffer_layout() ) - self._dispatch = self._dispatch.resolve(aie_utils.get_current_device()) + device = aie_utils.get_current_device() + if self._dispatch is None: + self._dispatch = platform_default(device) + self._dispatch = self._dispatch.resolve(device) self._dispatch.set_up_artifacts(self) def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False): From 490d8cc8f4deb8b8ff2792903c6d1c737a1094b5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 12:07:56 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 106/215] modules: several graphs over one buffer plan, one image with an entry point per graph iron.compile(dev, name=(graph, shapes), ...) traces each graph, prefixes its private buffers (inputs, outputs, intermediates) with its name, keeps one name per weight across graphs (by tensor identity) and one per state (its own), and joins the runlists into one sequence over one layout; pooling intermediates across graphs is safe since a call runs one graph and only pinned buffers outlive it. Per-call values are one namespace. Under a full ELF the fusion now emits one runtime sequence per entry point, named for it, over the same arenas (fuse_mlir's sequences), which is spike S4's construction; SequenceFullELFCallable loads the ELF once and keeps a run per entry point over shared arenas, with its own parameter scratchpad. Under the xclbin chain each entry point runs its own range of steps. A CompiledGraph in a module is handed the module's sequence and an _EntryCallable rather than building its own. iron/tests/common/module.py pins the names, the sharing and the image rule; iron/tests/toolchain/module.py builds two graphs sharing a weight to one ELF whose symbol table names both sequences on NPU2 and to the chain on NPU1. Loading a sequence by name is the device's half of S4. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 5 + OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 21 ++-- iron/__init__.py | 2 + iron/common/compilation/sequence.py | 35 ++++-- iron/common/graph.py | 50 +++++++- iron/common/module.py | 177 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/common/sequence.py | 82 ++++++++++--- iron/tests/common/module.py | 94 +++++++++++++++ iron/tests/toolchain/module.py | 104 ++++++++++++++++ 9 files changed, 534 insertions(+), 36 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/module.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/module.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/module.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 452af8b1d4..f1670efa8e 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -330,6 +330,11 @@ the toolchain and no NPU can compile ahead of time. `iron/tests/common/graph.py` traces it device-free and `iron/tests/toolchain/` builds it. +Several graphs over one buffer plan are a module: `iron.compile(dev, +prefill=(prefill, shapes), decode=(decode, shapes))` returns an object with +one compiled graph per name, weights and states shared by identity, one +image with an entry point per graph (`iron/common/module.py`). + ## Common Patterns ### Multi-Column Parallelism diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 355e283b11..aa88bd09ce 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -677,9 +677,10 @@ rewriting MLIR text today). Multiple runtime sequences per device turned out to exist already: `aiecc --sequence-name` defaults to all, a device with two `aie.runtime_sequence` ops builds to one full ELF carrying both (S4 below), and `SequenceFullELFCallable` already names its kernel -`device:sequence`. What remains for a module with two entry points is -IRON emitting the second sequence, by the same text rewriting the fusion -pass already does. Neither blocks the decode-only PR. +`device:sequence`. A module with several entry points is built now: the fusion emits one +named runtime sequence per graph over the same arenas (`fuse_mlir`'s +`sequences`), and `iron.compile(dev, name=(graph, shapes), ...)` joins the +graphs over one buffer plan (ยง19). Neither blocks the decode-only PR. --- @@ -1045,6 +1046,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, `iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | +| modules over several graphs (ยง8, S4's construction) | `iron/common/module.py`, `graph.py` `_EntryCallable`, `compilation/sequence.py` `sequences`, `sequence.py` entry runs | 6 tests: private buffers prefixed per graph, a weight one buffer across graphs, a state its own, values one namespace, the joined runlist and its ranges, the image rule | `iron/tests/toolchain/module.py`: two graphs sharing a weight build to one ELF whose symbol table names both sequences on NPU2, and to the per-step chain on NPU1 with each entry point's step range | **needs a device**: loading a sequence by name (S4), the shared arenas across runs | | the dispatch hierarchy (step 5, acceptance 1) | `sequence.py` | โ€” | `AutoDispatch` is gone: a graph never names a dispatch (`packaging.plan` derives the instance from device, values and boundaries), and a hand-written sequence that names none gets `platform_default`. What remains are the image builders (`fused`, `separate`, `chunked`) and the two harness modes (`reference`, `compare`) the operator and infrastructure tests drive by name; deleting those would remove the hand-written-runlist API those device tests stand on, so they stay as the plan's builders | **needs a device**: the infrastructure tests that name them | | values on a chunked image | `compilation/sequence.py` `fuse_mlir` (scalar block arguments forwarded per step), `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin` | packaging refuses by name | the chunk builds its xclbin and a lowered module with one sequence taking the scalars; the bridge refuses its PDI preloads, surfaced by name (`iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`) | **needs a native host**: not a device question | | dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device; at Llama 3.2 1B's real size it is 386 steps on 19 kernels, two of them dispatch-time, in under a minute | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | @@ -1168,11 +1170,14 @@ and forwards its steps' scalars and the chunk builds, but upstream's Python dispatch bridge refuses the PDI preloads every multi-configuration stream carries, so that combination is refused by name, and acceptance item 5 (`chunks(n)` on the llama graph, which has values) needs a native -dispatch host or the values fixed per compile. What still needs a device: -running S1's image (and so every chunked build); loading S4's two -sequences by name, which is what modules over several graphs stand on; -S3's read and the regenerated streams; and deleting the dispatch -hierarchy, whose callables are the XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is settled as free functions +dispatch host or the values fixed per compile. Modules over several graphs are built on S4's +construction: `iron.compile(dev, name=(graph, shapes), ...)` joins the +graphs over one buffer plan, the fused ELF carries one sequence per graph +and the chain runs each graph's steps. What still needs a device: running +S1's image (and so every chunked build); loading S4's sequences by name +and the arenas shared across them; S3's read and the regenerated streams; +and the infrastructure tests that drive the remaining dispatch builders by +name. O6 is settled as free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by `Plan.report`. The sandbox verification now reaches every `design()` body: the design diff --git a/iron/__init__.py b/iron/__init__.py index 7ec56cf1ef..e9cb100856 100644 --- a/iron/__init__.py +++ b/iron/__init__.py @@ -14,6 +14,8 @@ "state": "iron.common.graph", "GraphFunction": "iron.common.graph", "CompiledGraph": "iron.common.graph", + "compile": "iron.common.module", + "CompiledModule": "iron.common.module", "chunks": "iron.common.packaging", "each_step": "iron.common.packaging", "ELF": "iron.common.packaging", diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py index 8920828f14..8056f4835f 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py @@ -95,6 +95,7 @@ def fuse_mlir( buffer_sizes: tuple[int, int, int], slice_info: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]] | None = None, child_scalars: dict[str, list[str]] | None = None, + sequences: dict[str, list[tuple[str, ...]]] | None = None, ) -> str: """Fuse multiple MLIR modules into one, and return the result as text. @@ -109,6 +110,11 @@ def fuse_mlir( sequence takes after its buffers (an image without a scratchpad). The main sequence then takes one ``i32`` per distinct name, after the three arenas, in first-use order, and forwards each child its own. + + ``sequences`` (a module) names several runlists, each becoming its own + runtime sequence of the main device over the same arenas, named for its + entry point; ``runlist`` is then their concatenation, which is what the + buffer layout was computed over. """ slice_info = slice_info or {} child_scalars = child_scalars or {} @@ -195,7 +201,8 @@ def fuse_mlir( dev_op.sym_name = ir.StringAttr.get(op_name) ctx.module.body.append(dev_op) - needs_reset = needs_additional_reset(runlist) + entries = sequences or {"sequence": runlist} + needs_reset = any(needs_additional_reset(r) for r in entries.values()) if needs_reset: @aie.device(device_ty) @@ -214,14 +221,7 @@ def main(): ] # TODO: support for other data types itemsize = np.dtype(ml_dtypes.bfloat16).itemsize - # RuntimeSequenceOp - @aiex.runtime_sequence( - np.ndarray[(input_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], - np.ndarray[(output_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], - np.ndarray[(scratch_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], - *([np.int32] * len(main_scalars)), - ) - def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, *scalar_args): + def body(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, scalar_args, runlist): consolidated_buffers = { "input": input_buf, "output": output_buf, @@ -313,8 +313,23 @@ def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, *scalar_args): sequence_sym_ref_attr, buffer_ssa_values + scalars ) - if needs_reset: + if needs_additional_reset(runlist): reset_op = aiex.ConfigureOp(ir.FlatSymbolRefAttr.get(RESET_DEVICE)) reset_op.body.blocks.append() + # One runtime sequence per entry point (a module), or the one + # named "sequence", all over the same arenas and scalars. + arg_types = [ + np.ndarray[(input_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], + np.ndarray[(output_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], + np.ndarray[(scratch_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], + *([np.int32] * len(main_scalars)), + ] + for entry_name, entry_runlist in entries.items(): + + def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, *scalar_args, _r=entry_runlist): + body(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, scalar_args, _r) + + aiex.runtime_sequence(*arg_types, sym_name=entry_name)(sequence) + return str(ctx.module) diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index ae566243e2..770a6d6007 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -706,10 +706,49 @@ def graph(fn=None, *, names_from=None): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +class _EntryCallable: + """One graph's entry point into a module's shared callable. + + Made on first use, like a graph's own callable: the module's sequence + loads its image once and hands out one run per entry point (a named + sequence of the full ELF, or a range of steps of the xclbin chain). + """ + + def __init__(self, sequence, name: str, steps: tuple[int, int]): + self.sequence, self.name, self.steps = sequence, name, steps + self._shared = None + + @property + def shared(self): + if self._shared is None: + self._shared = self.sequence.get_callable() + return self._shared + + def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): + return self.shared.get_buffer(buffer_name) + + @property + def params(self): + return self.shared.entry_params(self.name) + + @property + def dispatch_values(self): + return self.shared.dispatch_values + + @dispatch_values.setter + def dispatch_values(self, values): + self.shared.dispatch_values = values + + def __call__(self): + self.shared.run_entry(self.name, self.steps) + + class CompiledGraph: """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call.""" - def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): + def __init__( + self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto", *, sequence=None, callable=None + ): from .build import value_symbol self.traced = traced @@ -721,10 +760,13 @@ def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): self.symbols.append((value.name, value_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). # compile() builds the image; the runtime that loads it is made on - # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. - self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch, context=context).compile() + # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. A graph in a + # module is handed the module's sequence and its entry point instead. + if sequence is None: + sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch, context=context).compile() + self.sequence = sequence self.image = self.sequence.image - self._callable = None + self._callable = callable self._uploaded = False @property diff --git a/iron/common/module.py b/iron/common/module.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3745328b87 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/module.py @@ -0,0 +1,177 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A module: several graph functions over one buffer plan (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8). + +Two graphs that close over the same tensors and the same state objects +compile together: one allocation for weights, state and intermediates +across both, weights uploaded once, state shared because it is the same +bytes, one image with one entry point per graph:: + + llama = iron.compile(dev, prefill=(prefill, dict(tokens=(MAX, E), angles=(MAX, D))), + decode=(decode, dict(x=(1, E), angles=(1, D)))) + llama.prefill(tok, ang, n=len(prompt)) + logits = llama.decode(x, ang, pos=p) + +Each graph is traced on its own; what the module adds is names. A graph's +private buffers (inputs, outputs, intermediates) are prefixed with its +name so two graphs' locals never collide, a weight keeps one name across +graphs (the first graph's, by tensor identity), and a state already has +one (its own). The runlists concatenate into one sequence over one layout: +intermediates pool by live range as before, and pooling across graphs is +safe because a call runs one graph and only pinned buffers outlive it. + +Under a full ELF the fused module carries one runtime sequence per graph, +named for it, over the same three arenas (spike S4's construction), and +the loader addresses each as ``main:``. Under an xclbin the chained +per-step image runs each graph's own range of steps. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from .graph import CompiledGraph, GraphFunction, TracedGraph, _EntryCallable + + +class CompiledModule: + """The compiled graphs, as attributes named for them.""" + + def __init__(self, graphs: dict[str, CompiledGraph], sequence, plan, image): + self._graphs = dict(graphs) + self.sequence = sequence + self.plan = plan + self.image = image + + def __getattr__(self, name): + graphs = self.__dict__.get("_graphs", {}) + if name in graphs: + return graphs[name] + raise AttributeError(f"module has no graph {name!r}; it has {sorted(graphs)}") + + @property + def graphs(self) -> dict[str, CompiledGraph]: + return dict(self._graphs) + + +def trace_module(name: str, **graphs) -> tuple[TracedGraph, dict[str, tuple[int, int]]]: + """Trace each graph and join them: one traced graph, and each one's step range. + + ``graphs`` maps a name to ``(GraphFunction, shapes)``. The joined trace's + inputs, outputs and values are every graph's, in order, its steps the + concatenation, its pinned buffers the union; ``ranges`` says which steps + are which graph's. + """ + traced: dict[str, TracedGraph] = {} + for gname, (fn, shapes) in graphs.items(): + if not isinstance(fn, GraphFunction): + raise TypeError(f"{gname}: expected a graph function, got {fn!r}") + traced[gname] = fn.trace(**dict(shapes)) + _share_names(traced) + steps, inputs, outputs, values, bindings = [], [], [], [], [] + pinned, weights, states, ranges = {}, {}, {}, {} + for gname, t in traced.items(): + ranges[gname] = (len(steps), len(steps) + len(t.steps)) + steps += t.steps + inputs += t.inputs + outputs += t.outputs + values += t.values + bindings += t.bindings + pinned.update(t.pinned) + for key, entry in t.weights.items(): + weights.setdefault(key, entry) + states.update(t.states) + for gname, t in traced.items(): + if len({v.name for v in values}) != len(values): + raise ValueError( + f"{name}: two graphs declare a per-call value of the same name; " + f"a module's values are one namespace" + ) + joined = TracedGraph(name, steps, inputs, outputs, values, pinned, weights, states, bindings) + joined.parts = traced + joined.ranges = ranges + return joined, ranges + + +def _share_names(traced: dict[str, TracedGraph]) -> None: + """Prefix each graph's private handles; give a shared weight one name.""" + weight_names: dict[int, str] = {} + for gname, t in traced.items(): + for key, (tensor, h) in t.weights.items(): + if key in weight_names: + h.name = weight_names[key] + else: + weight_names[key] = h.name + private = set() + for h in t.inputs + t.outputs: + private.add(id(h)) + for step in t.steps: + for h in step.slots: + base = h.parent if h.parent is not None else h + if base.role in ("input", "output", "intermediate"): + private.add(id(base)) + seen = set() + for step in t.steps: + for h in step.slots: + base = h.parent if h.parent is not None else h + if id(base) in private and id(base) not in seen: + seen.add(id(base)) + base.name = f"{gname}.{base.name}" + for h in t.inputs + t.outputs: + if id(h) not in seen: + seen.add(id(h)) + h.name = f"{gname}.{h.name}" + # pinned is keyed by name: rebuild it after the renaming + t.pinned = _pinned(t) + + +def _pinned(t: TracedGraph) -> dict: + pinned = {} + for _, h in t.weights.values(): + pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes + for h in t.states.values(): + pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes + for step in t.steps: + for h in step.inputs + step.outputs: + if h.parent is not None and h.parent.role == "intermediate": + pinned.setdefault(h.parent.name, h.parent.nbytes) + return pinned + + +def compile(dev=None, *, image=None, boundaries=None, context=None, verbose=False, **graphs): + """Compile several graph functions as one module; see the module docstring. + + ``graphs`` maps each entry point's name to ``(graph_function, shapes)``. + The image is chosen per module by the ยง8 rules over every graph's values + (``iron.common.packaging``): the full ELF on NPU2 with one sequence per + graph, else the per-step xclbin chain running each graph's steps. + """ + import aie.utils as aie_utils + + from .packaging import each_step, plan + + if not graphs: + raise TypeError("compile() needs at least one graph: name=(graph_function, shapes)") + if dev is not None: + aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) + if boundaries not in (None, each_step): + raise NotImplementedError( + "a module packages as one full ELF or as the per-step xclbin chain; " + "chunks(n) applies to a single graph" + ) + joined, ranges = trace_module("+".join(graphs), **graphs) + chosen = plan(aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, joined, boundaries, image) + if chosen.image != "elf" and chosen.dispatch != "separate": + # xclbin with no boundaries: the module runs per step, not as chunks. + chosen = plan(aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, joined, each_step, image) + if verbose: + print(chosen.report(joined.name)) + sequence = joined.sequence(dispatch=chosen.dispatch, context=context) + sequence.entries = {name: joined.parts[name].runlist for name in ranges} + sequence.ranges = ranges + sequence.compile() + compiled = {} + for gname, t in joined.parts.items(): + compiled[gname] = CompiledGraph( + t, sequence=sequence, callable=_EntryCallable(sequence, gname, ranges[gname]) + ) + compiled[gname].plan = chosen + return CompiledModule(compiled, sequence, chosen, sequence.image) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index ff2019ed65..d33a11787e 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ def make_callable(self, seq): return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) -def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: +def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: # noqa: C901 """The fused module for ``runlist`` (default: all of ``seq``'s steps). For an ``"xclbin"`` image each design's per-call values are dispatch-time @@ -194,6 +194,7 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: """ from .build import dispatch_parameters, mlir_artifact_for + entries = getattr(seq, "entries", None) # a module: name -> that graph's runlist if runlist is None: runlist = seq.runlist operator_generators = {} @@ -239,6 +240,12 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: if name not in scalars: scalars.append(name) + sequences = None + if entries is not None and runlist is seq.runlist: + sequences = { + name: [(design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs) for op, *bufs in steps] + for name, steps in entries.items() + } return comp.fuse_mlir( operator_generators, comp_runlist, @@ -246,6 +253,7 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: seq.buffer_sizes, seq.slice_info, child_scalars=child_scalars, + sequences=sequences, ) @@ -948,24 +956,53 @@ def __init__(self, op, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): self.sequence_name = sequence_name xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(full_elf_path(op))) - xrt_context = pyxrt.hw_context(aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime._device, xrt_elf) - self.xrt_kernel = pyxrt.ext.kernel( - xrt_context, f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}" + self.xrt_context = pyxrt.hw_context( + aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime._device, xrt_elf ) + # A module's ELF carries one sequence per entry point (spike S4); + # a graph's carries the one named "sequence". + names = list(getattr(op, "entries", {}) or [sequence_name]) + self.xrt_kernels = { + name: pyxrt.ext.kernel(self.xrt_context, f"{self.device_name}:{name}") + for name in names + } + self.xrt_kernel = self.xrt_kernels[names[0]] super().__init__(op) - # Persistent run handle: reused across dispatches so that the + # Persistent run handles: reused across dispatches so that the # ctrl-scratchpad backing buffer (and any ParameterScratchpad state - # built on top of it) stays valid across calls. - self.run_handle = pyxrt.run(self.xrt_kernel) - self.run_handle.set_arg(0, self.input_buffer.buffer_object()) - self.run_handle.set_arg(1, self.output_buffer.buffer_object()) - self.run_handle.set_arg(2, self.scratch_buffer.buffer_object()) - if self.trace_buffer is not None: - self.run_handle.set_arg(3, self.trace_buffer.buffer_object()) + # built on top of it) stays valid across calls. Every entry point + # runs over the same three arenas. + self.run_handles = {} + for name, kernel in self.xrt_kernels.items(): + run = pyxrt.run(kernel) + run.set_arg(0, self.input_buffer.buffer_object()) + run.set_arg(1, self.output_buffer.buffer_object()) + run.set_arg(2, self.scratch_buffer.buffer_object()) + if self.trace_buffer is not None: + run.set_arg(3, self.trace_buffer.buffer_object()) + self.run_handles[name] = run + self.run_handle = self.run_handles[names[0]] self._params = None + self._entry_params = {} + + def entry_params(self, name): + """The parameter scratchpad of one entry point's run (a module).""" + if name not in self._entry_params: + self._entry_params[name] = self._make_params(self.run_handles[name]) + return self._entry_params[name] + + def run_entry(self, name, steps=None): + """Run one entry point of the module, syncing as a call does.""" + self._sync_inputs() + run = self.run_handles[name] + run.start() + ret_code = run.wait() + if ret_code != pyxrt.ert_cmd_state.ERT_CMD_STATE_COMPLETED: + raise RuntimeError(f"{name}: kernel execution failed with return code {ret_code}") + self._sync_outputs() @property def params(self): @@ -981,6 +1018,10 @@ def params(self): """ if self._params is not None: return self._params + self._params = self._make_params(self.run_handle) + return self._params + + def _make_params(self, run_handle): from .jit_compile import fused_work_dir params_path = fused_work_dir(full_elf_path(self.op)) / "params.txt" @@ -992,8 +1033,7 @@ def params(self): ParameterScratchpad, ) - self._params = ParameterScratchpad(self.run_handle, str(params_path)) - return self._params + return ParameterScratchpad(run_handle, str(params_path)) def _allocate_buffers(self): super()._allocate_buffers() @@ -1121,6 +1161,20 @@ def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): scalars = {name: self.dispatch_values[name] for name in kernel.dispatch_params} kernel(*args, **scalars) + def entry_params(self, name): + return None # no scratchpad on an xclbin (spike S2) + + def run_entry(self, name, steps): + """Run one entry point of a module: its own range of steps, syncing as a call does.""" + start, stop = steps + self._sync_inputs() + for step_idx, ((kernel, args), step) in enumerate( + zip(self._execution_plan, self._iter_steps()) + ): + if start <= step_idx < stop: + self._run_step(step_idx, kernel, args, step) + self._sync_outputs() + def _reshape_for_spec(flat_tensor, spec): """Slice a flat host buffer to ``spec``'s element count and reshape (a view).""" diff --git a/iron/tests/common/module.py b/iron/tests/common/module.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8744c43f27 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/module.py @@ -0,0 +1,94 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A module joins several graphs over one buffer plan (ยง8): names and ranges.""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +import iron +from iron.common.module import trace_module +from iron.common.packaging import ELF, XCLBIN, plan +from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV +from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU +from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy + +E, H, L = 256, 512, 4 + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def shim_limit(monkeypatch): + import iron.common.operator_bases as bases + + monkeypatch.setattr(bases, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) + + +def _graphs(): + w = np.zeros((H, E), dtype=bfloat16) + cache = iron.state((1, L * H), name="cache") + copy = dict( + input_sizes=(1, H), + input_strides=(H, 1), + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=(1, 1, H), + output_strides=(0, L * H, 1), + output_offset=0, + num_aie_channels=1, + ) + + @iron.graph + def write(x, *, pos: iron.common.declare.Scratchpad[np.int32]): + h = GEMV(w, x, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=H // 4) + StridedCopy(h, cache, out_offset=pos, **copy) + return SiLU(h, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size=H // 4) + + @iron.graph + def read(x): + h = GEMV(w, x, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=H // 4) + return SiLU(h, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size=H // 4) + + return write, read, w, cache + + +def test_a_module_prefixes_private_buffers_and_shares_weights_and_state(): + write, read, w, cache = _graphs() + joined, ranges = trace_module( + "m", write=(write, dict(x=(1, E))), read=(read, dict(x=(1, E))) + ) + assert ranges == {"write": (0, 3), "read": (3, 5)} + names = [n for _, *bufs in joined.runlist for n in bufs] + # Inputs and intermediates are the graph's own. + assert "write.x" in names and "read.x" in names + assert not any(n == "x" for n in names) + # The weight is one buffer, named once; the state is its own name. + weight_names = {n for n in names if n.startswith("w") and not n.startswith("write")} + assert len(weight_names) == 1, weight_names + assert "cache" in names + assert set(joined.pinned) == weight_names | {"cache"} + # The joined trace's inputs/outputs/values are every graph's, in order. + assert joined.input_args == ["write.x", "read.x"] + assert joined.output_args == ["write.out", "read.out"] + assert [v.name for v in joined.values] == ["pos"] + # The sequence a module builds names its entry points. + seq = joined.sequence() + assert seq.runlist == joined.runlist + + +def test_a_module_is_one_elf_on_npu2_and_a_per_step_chain_elsewhere(): + write, read, *_ = _graphs() + joined, _ = trace_module("m", write=(write, dict(x=(1, E))), read=(read, dict(x=(1, E)))) + assert plan("npu2", joined).image == ELF + p = plan("npu1", joined, boundaries="each_step") + assert p.image == XCLBIN and p.dispatch == "separate" + + +def test_two_graphs_may_not_share_a_value_name(): + write, read, *_ = _graphs() + + @iron.graph + def other(x, *, pos: iron.common.declare.Scratchpad[np.int32]): + return SiLU(x, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size=H // 4) + + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="same name"): + trace_module("m", write=(write, dict(x=(1, E))), other=(other, dict(x=(1, H)))) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/module.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/module.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..f5b8700bd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/module.py @@ -0,0 +1,104 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A module of two graphs builds to one image with an entry point per graph. + +On NPU2 the fused ELF carries one runtime sequence per graph, named for it, +over shared arenas (spike S4's construction; loading each by name is the +device's half). On NPU1 the per-step chain carries every step of both +graphs, and each entry point runs its own range. The two graphs here share +a weight (the gate projection) and so one buffer. +""" + +import subprocess +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 + +import iron # noqa: E402 +from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 +from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV # noqa: E402 +from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import AIEBU, PEANO # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.xclbin import XCLBINUTIL # noqa: E402 + +pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( + PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" +) + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def restore_device(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _two_graphs(cols): + from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode + + z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 + E, H = 2048, 8192 + w_gate, w_up, w_down = z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H) + decode = swiglu_decode(w_gate, w_up, w_down, num_aie_columns=cols) + + @iron.graph + def gate(x): + h = GEMV(w_gate, x, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=H // cols) + return SiLU(h, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=H // cols) + + return decode, gate, E + + +@pytest.mark.skipif(AIEBU is None, reason="no aiebu-asm on the PATH") +def test_a_module_is_one_elf_with_a_sequence_per_graph(tmp_path): + aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) + decode, gate, E = _two_graphs(8) + mod = iron.compile( + NPU2(), + context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), + decode=(decode, dict(x=(1, E))), + gate=(gate, dict(x=(1, E))), + ) + assert mod.plan.image == "elf" + assert set(mod.graphs) == {"decode", "gate"} + assert Path(mod.image).suffix == ".elf" and mod.decode.image == mod.image + symbols = subprocess.run( + ["readelf", "-s", str(mod.image)], capture_output=True, text=True + ).stdout + names = {line.split()[-1] for line in symbols.splitlines() if " OBJECT " in line} + assert {"decode", "gate"} <= names, sorted(names) + # One weight buffer for the gate projection, used by both graphs. + assert len([n for n in mod.sequence.subbuffer_layout if n.startswith("w")]) == 3 + assert mod.sequence.ranges == {"decode": (0, 5), "gate": (5, 7)} + assert mod.decode._callable is not None and mod.decode._callable.name == "decode" + + +@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") +def test_a_module_is_a_per_step_chain_on_npu1(tmp_path): + dev = from_name("npu1", n_cols=4) + aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) + decode, gate, E = _two_graphs(4) + mod = iron.compile( + dev, + context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), + decode=(decode, dict(x=(1, E))), + gate=(gate, dict(x=(1, E))), + ) + assert mod.plan.image == "xclbin" and mod.plan.dispatch == "separate" + assert Path(mod.image).suffix == ".xclbin" + dispatch = mod.sequence._dispatch + # One kernel per design across both graphs (the gate graph's projection + # tiles differently from swiglu's, so it is its own design; its SiLU is + # swiglu's), each graph's steps its own range. + designs, _ = mod.sequence.unique_designs() + kernels = {dispatch.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] for op in mod.sequence.unique_operators()} + assert len(kernels) == len(designs) == 5 + assert mod.sequence.ranges == {"decode": (0, 5), "gate": (5, 7)} + assert mod.gate._callable.steps == (5, 7) From 4539f45a86fdfe6aab0a413eb5737e022fb525eb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 14:32:17 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 107/215] Revert "modules: several graphs over one buffer plan, one image with an entry point per graph" This reverts commit 490d8cc8f4deb8b8ff2792903c6d1c737a1094b5. --- AGENTS.md | 5 - OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 21 ++-- iron/__init__.py | 2 - iron/common/compilation/sequence.py | 35 ++---- iron/common/graph.py | 50 +------- iron/common/module.py | 177 ---------------------------- iron/common/sequence.py | 82 +++---------- iron/tests/common/module.py | 94 --------------- iron/tests/toolchain/module.py | 104 ---------------- 9 files changed, 36 insertions(+), 534 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/common/module.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/common/module.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/module.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index f1670efa8e..452af8b1d4 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -330,11 +330,6 @@ the toolchain and no NPU can compile ahead of time. `iron/tests/common/graph.py` traces it device-free and `iron/tests/toolchain/` builds it. -Several graphs over one buffer plan are a module: `iron.compile(dev, -prefill=(prefill, shapes), decode=(decode, shapes))` returns an object with -one compiled graph per name, weights and states shared by identity, one -image with an entry point per graph (`iron/common/module.py`). - ## Common Patterns ### Multi-Column Parallelism diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index aa88bd09ce..355e283b11 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -677,10 +677,9 @@ rewriting MLIR text today). Multiple runtime sequences per device turned out to exist already: `aiecc --sequence-name` defaults to all, a device with two `aie.runtime_sequence` ops builds to one full ELF carrying both (S4 below), and `SequenceFullELFCallable` already names its kernel -`device:sequence`. A module with several entry points is built now: the fusion emits one -named runtime sequence per graph over the same arenas (`fuse_mlir`'s -`sequences`), and `iron.compile(dev, name=(graph, shapes), ...)` joins the -graphs over one buffer plan (ยง19). Neither blocks the decode-only PR. +`device:sequence`. What remains for a module with two entry points is +IRON emitting the second sequence, by the same text rewriting the fusion +pass already does. Neither blocks the decode-only PR. --- @@ -1046,7 +1045,6 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, `iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | -| modules over several graphs (ยง8, S4's construction) | `iron/common/module.py`, `graph.py` `_EntryCallable`, `compilation/sequence.py` `sequences`, `sequence.py` entry runs | 6 tests: private buffers prefixed per graph, a weight one buffer across graphs, a state its own, values one namespace, the joined runlist and its ranges, the image rule | `iron/tests/toolchain/module.py`: two graphs sharing a weight build to one ELF whose symbol table names both sequences on NPU2, and to the per-step chain on NPU1 with each entry point's step range | **needs a device**: loading a sequence by name (S4), the shared arenas across runs | | the dispatch hierarchy (step 5, acceptance 1) | `sequence.py` | โ€” | `AutoDispatch` is gone: a graph never names a dispatch (`packaging.plan` derives the instance from device, values and boundaries), and a hand-written sequence that names none gets `platform_default`. What remains are the image builders (`fused`, `separate`, `chunked`) and the two harness modes (`reference`, `compare`) the operator and infrastructure tests drive by name; deleting those would remove the hand-written-runlist API those device tests stand on, so they stay as the plan's builders | **needs a device**: the infrastructure tests that name them | | values on a chunked image | `compilation/sequence.py` `fuse_mlir` (scalar block arguments forwarded per step), `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin` | packaging refuses by name | the chunk builds its xclbin and a lowered module with one sequence taking the scalars; the bridge refuses its PDI preloads, surfaced by name (`iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`) | **needs a native host**: not a device question | | dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device; at Llama 3.2 1B's real size it is 386 steps on 19 kernels, two of them dispatch-time, in under a minute | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | @@ -1170,14 +1168,11 @@ and forwards its steps' scalars and the chunk builds, but upstream's Python dispatch bridge refuses the PDI preloads every multi-configuration stream carries, so that combination is refused by name, and acceptance item 5 (`chunks(n)` on the llama graph, which has values) needs a native -dispatch host or the values fixed per compile. Modules over several graphs are built on S4's -construction: `iron.compile(dev, name=(graph, shapes), ...)` joins the -graphs over one buffer plan, the fused ELF carries one sequence per graph -and the chain runs each graph's steps. What still needs a device: running -S1's image (and so every chunked build); loading S4's sequences by name -and the arenas shared across them; S3's read and the regenerated streams; -and the infrastructure tests that drive the remaining dispatch builders by -name. O6 is settled as free functions +dispatch host or the values fixed per compile. What still needs a device: +running S1's image (and so every chunked build); loading S4's two +sequences by name, which is what modules over several graphs stand on; +S3's read and the regenerated streams; and deleting the dispatch +hierarchy, whose callables are the XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is settled as free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by `Plan.report`. The sandbox verification now reaches every `design()` body: the design diff --git a/iron/__init__.py b/iron/__init__.py index e9cb100856..7ec56cf1ef 100644 --- a/iron/__init__.py +++ b/iron/__init__.py @@ -14,8 +14,6 @@ "state": "iron.common.graph", "GraphFunction": "iron.common.graph", "CompiledGraph": "iron.common.graph", - "compile": "iron.common.module", - "CompiledModule": "iron.common.module", "chunks": "iron.common.packaging", "each_step": "iron.common.packaging", "ELF": "iron.common.packaging", diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py index 8056f4835f..8920828f14 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py @@ -95,7 +95,6 @@ def fuse_mlir( buffer_sizes: tuple[int, int, int], slice_info: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]] | None = None, child_scalars: dict[str, list[str]] | None = None, - sequences: dict[str, list[tuple[str, ...]]] | None = None, ) -> str: """Fuse multiple MLIR modules into one, and return the result as text. @@ -110,11 +109,6 @@ def fuse_mlir( sequence takes after its buffers (an image without a scratchpad). The main sequence then takes one ``i32`` per distinct name, after the three arenas, in first-use order, and forwards each child its own. - - ``sequences`` (a module) names several runlists, each becoming its own - runtime sequence of the main device over the same arenas, named for its - entry point; ``runlist`` is then their concatenation, which is what the - buffer layout was computed over. """ slice_info = slice_info or {} child_scalars = child_scalars or {} @@ -201,8 +195,7 @@ def fuse_mlir( dev_op.sym_name = ir.StringAttr.get(op_name) ctx.module.body.append(dev_op) - entries = sequences or {"sequence": runlist} - needs_reset = any(needs_additional_reset(r) for r in entries.values()) + needs_reset = needs_additional_reset(runlist) if needs_reset: @aie.device(device_ty) @@ -221,7 +214,14 @@ def main(): ] # TODO: support for other data types itemsize = np.dtype(ml_dtypes.bfloat16).itemsize - def body(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, scalar_args, runlist): + # RuntimeSequenceOp + @aiex.runtime_sequence( + np.ndarray[(input_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], + np.ndarray[(output_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], + np.ndarray[(scratch_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], + *([np.int32] * len(main_scalars)), + ) + def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, *scalar_args): consolidated_buffers = { "input": input_buf, "output": output_buf, @@ -313,23 +313,8 @@ def body(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, scalar_args, runlist): sequence_sym_ref_attr, buffer_ssa_values + scalars ) - if needs_additional_reset(runlist): + if needs_reset: reset_op = aiex.ConfigureOp(ir.FlatSymbolRefAttr.get(RESET_DEVICE)) reset_op.body.blocks.append() - # One runtime sequence per entry point (a module), or the one - # named "sequence", all over the same arenas and scalars. - arg_types = [ - np.ndarray[(input_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], - np.ndarray[(output_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], - np.ndarray[(scratch_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], - *([np.int32] * len(main_scalars)), - ] - for entry_name, entry_runlist in entries.items(): - - def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, *scalar_args, _r=entry_runlist): - body(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, scalar_args, _r) - - aiex.runtime_sequence(*arg_types, sym_name=entry_name)(sequence) - return str(ctx.module) diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 770a6d6007..ae566243e2 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -706,49 +706,10 @@ def graph(fn=None, *, names_from=None): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -class _EntryCallable: - """One graph's entry point into a module's shared callable. - - Made on first use, like a graph's own callable: the module's sequence - loads its image once and hands out one run per entry point (a named - sequence of the full ELF, or a range of steps of the xclbin chain). - """ - - def __init__(self, sequence, name: str, steps: tuple[int, int]): - self.sequence, self.name, self.steps = sequence, name, steps - self._shared = None - - @property - def shared(self): - if self._shared is None: - self._shared = self.sequence.get_callable() - return self._shared - - def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): - return self.shared.get_buffer(buffer_name) - - @property - def params(self): - return self.shared.entry_params(self.name) - - @property - def dispatch_values(self): - return self.shared.dispatch_values - - @dispatch_values.setter - def dispatch_values(self, values): - self.shared.dispatch_values = values - - def __call__(self): - self.shared.run_entry(self.name, self.steps) - - class CompiledGraph: """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call.""" - def __init__( - self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto", *, sequence=None, callable=None - ): + def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): from .build import value_symbol self.traced = traced @@ -760,13 +721,10 @@ def __init__( self.symbols.append((value.name, value_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). # compile() builds the image; the runtime that loads it is made on - # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. A graph in a - # module is handed the module's sequence and its entry point instead. - if sequence is None: - sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch, context=context).compile() - self.sequence = sequence + # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. + self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch, context=context).compile() self.image = self.sequence.image - self._callable = callable + self._callable = None self._uploaded = False @property diff --git a/iron/common/module.py b/iron/common/module.py deleted file mode 100644 index 3745328b87..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/module.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,177 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""A module: several graph functions over one buffer plan (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8). - -Two graphs that close over the same tensors and the same state objects -compile together: one allocation for weights, state and intermediates -across both, weights uploaded once, state shared because it is the same -bytes, one image with one entry point per graph:: - - llama = iron.compile(dev, prefill=(prefill, dict(tokens=(MAX, E), angles=(MAX, D))), - decode=(decode, dict(x=(1, E), angles=(1, D)))) - llama.prefill(tok, ang, n=len(prompt)) - logits = llama.decode(x, ang, pos=p) - -Each graph is traced on its own; what the module adds is names. A graph's -private buffers (inputs, outputs, intermediates) are prefixed with its -name so two graphs' locals never collide, a weight keeps one name across -graphs (the first graph's, by tensor identity), and a state already has -one (its own). The runlists concatenate into one sequence over one layout: -intermediates pool by live range as before, and pooling across graphs is -safe because a call runs one graph and only pinned buffers outlive it. - -Under a full ELF the fused module carries one runtime sequence per graph, -named for it, over the same three arenas (spike S4's construction), and -the loader addresses each as ``main:``. Under an xclbin the chained -per-step image runs each graph's own range of steps. -""" - -from __future__ import annotations - -from .graph import CompiledGraph, GraphFunction, TracedGraph, _EntryCallable - - -class CompiledModule: - """The compiled graphs, as attributes named for them.""" - - def __init__(self, graphs: dict[str, CompiledGraph], sequence, plan, image): - self._graphs = dict(graphs) - self.sequence = sequence - self.plan = plan - self.image = image - - def __getattr__(self, name): - graphs = self.__dict__.get("_graphs", {}) - if name in graphs: - return graphs[name] - raise AttributeError(f"module has no graph {name!r}; it has {sorted(graphs)}") - - @property - def graphs(self) -> dict[str, CompiledGraph]: - return dict(self._graphs) - - -def trace_module(name: str, **graphs) -> tuple[TracedGraph, dict[str, tuple[int, int]]]: - """Trace each graph and join them: one traced graph, and each one's step range. - - ``graphs`` maps a name to ``(GraphFunction, shapes)``. The joined trace's - inputs, outputs and values are every graph's, in order, its steps the - concatenation, its pinned buffers the union; ``ranges`` says which steps - are which graph's. - """ - traced: dict[str, TracedGraph] = {} - for gname, (fn, shapes) in graphs.items(): - if not isinstance(fn, GraphFunction): - raise TypeError(f"{gname}: expected a graph function, got {fn!r}") - traced[gname] = fn.trace(**dict(shapes)) - _share_names(traced) - steps, inputs, outputs, values, bindings = [], [], [], [], [] - pinned, weights, states, ranges = {}, {}, {}, {} - for gname, t in traced.items(): - ranges[gname] = (len(steps), len(steps) + len(t.steps)) - steps += t.steps - inputs += t.inputs - outputs += t.outputs - values += t.values - bindings += t.bindings - pinned.update(t.pinned) - for key, entry in t.weights.items(): - weights.setdefault(key, entry) - states.update(t.states) - for gname, t in traced.items(): - if len({v.name for v in values}) != len(values): - raise ValueError( - f"{name}: two graphs declare a per-call value of the same name; " - f"a module's values are one namespace" - ) - joined = TracedGraph(name, steps, inputs, outputs, values, pinned, weights, states, bindings) - joined.parts = traced - joined.ranges = ranges - return joined, ranges - - -def _share_names(traced: dict[str, TracedGraph]) -> None: - """Prefix each graph's private handles; give a shared weight one name.""" - weight_names: dict[int, str] = {} - for gname, t in traced.items(): - for key, (tensor, h) in t.weights.items(): - if key in weight_names: - h.name = weight_names[key] - else: - weight_names[key] = h.name - private = set() - for h in t.inputs + t.outputs: - private.add(id(h)) - for step in t.steps: - for h in step.slots: - base = h.parent if h.parent is not None else h - if base.role in ("input", "output", "intermediate"): - private.add(id(base)) - seen = set() - for step in t.steps: - for h in step.slots: - base = h.parent if h.parent is not None else h - if id(base) in private and id(base) not in seen: - seen.add(id(base)) - base.name = f"{gname}.{base.name}" - for h in t.inputs + t.outputs: - if id(h) not in seen: - seen.add(id(h)) - h.name = f"{gname}.{h.name}" - # pinned is keyed by name: rebuild it after the renaming - t.pinned = _pinned(t) - - -def _pinned(t: TracedGraph) -> dict: - pinned = {} - for _, h in t.weights.values(): - pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes - for h in t.states.values(): - pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes - for step in t.steps: - for h in step.inputs + step.outputs: - if h.parent is not None and h.parent.role == "intermediate": - pinned.setdefault(h.parent.name, h.parent.nbytes) - return pinned - - -def compile(dev=None, *, image=None, boundaries=None, context=None, verbose=False, **graphs): - """Compile several graph functions as one module; see the module docstring. - - ``graphs`` maps each entry point's name to ``(graph_function, shapes)``. - The image is chosen per module by the ยง8 rules over every graph's values - (``iron.common.packaging``): the full ELF on NPU2 with one sequence per - graph, else the per-step xclbin chain running each graph's steps. - """ - import aie.utils as aie_utils - - from .packaging import each_step, plan - - if not graphs: - raise TypeError("compile() needs at least one graph: name=(graph_function, shapes)") - if dev is not None: - aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) - if boundaries not in (None, each_step): - raise NotImplementedError( - "a module packages as one full ELF or as the per-step xclbin chain; " - "chunks(n) applies to a single graph" - ) - joined, ranges = trace_module("+".join(graphs), **graphs) - chosen = plan(aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, joined, boundaries, image) - if chosen.image != "elf" and chosen.dispatch != "separate": - # xclbin with no boundaries: the module runs per step, not as chunks. - chosen = plan(aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, joined, each_step, image) - if verbose: - print(chosen.report(joined.name)) - sequence = joined.sequence(dispatch=chosen.dispatch, context=context) - sequence.entries = {name: joined.parts[name].runlist for name in ranges} - sequence.ranges = ranges - sequence.compile() - compiled = {} - for gname, t in joined.parts.items(): - compiled[gname] = CompiledGraph( - t, sequence=sequence, callable=_EntryCallable(sequence, gname, ranges[gname]) - ) - compiled[gname].plan = chosen - return CompiledModule(compiled, sequence, chosen, sequence.image) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index d33a11787e..ff2019ed65 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ def make_callable(self, seq): return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) -def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: # noqa: C901 +def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: """The fused module for ``runlist`` (default: all of ``seq``'s steps). For an ``"xclbin"`` image each design's per-call values are dispatch-time @@ -194,7 +194,6 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: # no """ from .build import dispatch_parameters, mlir_artifact_for - entries = getattr(seq, "entries", None) # a module: name -> that graph's runlist if runlist is None: runlist = seq.runlist operator_generators = {} @@ -240,12 +239,6 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: # no if name not in scalars: scalars.append(name) - sequences = None - if entries is not None and runlist is seq.runlist: - sequences = { - name: [(design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs) for op, *bufs in steps] - for name, steps in entries.items() - } return comp.fuse_mlir( operator_generators, comp_runlist, @@ -253,7 +246,6 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: # no seq.buffer_sizes, seq.slice_info, child_scalars=child_scalars, - sequences=sequences, ) @@ -956,53 +948,24 @@ def __init__(self, op, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): self.sequence_name = sequence_name xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(full_elf_path(op))) - self.xrt_context = pyxrt.hw_context( - aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime._device, xrt_elf + xrt_context = pyxrt.hw_context(aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime._device, xrt_elf) + self.xrt_kernel = pyxrt.ext.kernel( + xrt_context, f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}" ) - # A module's ELF carries one sequence per entry point (spike S4); - # a graph's carries the one named "sequence". - names = list(getattr(op, "entries", {}) or [sequence_name]) - self.xrt_kernels = { - name: pyxrt.ext.kernel(self.xrt_context, f"{self.device_name}:{name}") - for name in names - } - self.xrt_kernel = self.xrt_kernels[names[0]] super().__init__(op) - # Persistent run handles: reused across dispatches so that the + # Persistent run handle: reused across dispatches so that the # ctrl-scratchpad backing buffer (and any ParameterScratchpad state - # built on top of it) stays valid across calls. Every entry point - # runs over the same three arenas. - self.run_handles = {} - for name, kernel in self.xrt_kernels.items(): - run = pyxrt.run(kernel) - run.set_arg(0, self.input_buffer.buffer_object()) - run.set_arg(1, self.output_buffer.buffer_object()) - run.set_arg(2, self.scratch_buffer.buffer_object()) - if self.trace_buffer is not None: - run.set_arg(3, self.trace_buffer.buffer_object()) - self.run_handles[name] = run - self.run_handle = self.run_handles[names[0]] + # built on top of it) stays valid across calls. + self.run_handle = pyxrt.run(self.xrt_kernel) + self.run_handle.set_arg(0, self.input_buffer.buffer_object()) + self.run_handle.set_arg(1, self.output_buffer.buffer_object()) + self.run_handle.set_arg(2, self.scratch_buffer.buffer_object()) + if self.trace_buffer is not None: + self.run_handle.set_arg(3, self.trace_buffer.buffer_object()) self._params = None - self._entry_params = {} - - def entry_params(self, name): - """The parameter scratchpad of one entry point's run (a module).""" - if name not in self._entry_params: - self._entry_params[name] = self._make_params(self.run_handles[name]) - return self._entry_params[name] - - def run_entry(self, name, steps=None): - """Run one entry point of the module, syncing as a call does.""" - self._sync_inputs() - run = self.run_handles[name] - run.start() - ret_code = run.wait() - if ret_code != pyxrt.ert_cmd_state.ERT_CMD_STATE_COMPLETED: - raise RuntimeError(f"{name}: kernel execution failed with return code {ret_code}") - self._sync_outputs() @property def params(self): @@ -1018,10 +981,6 @@ def params(self): """ if self._params is not None: return self._params - self._params = self._make_params(self.run_handle) - return self._params - - def _make_params(self, run_handle): from .jit_compile import fused_work_dir params_path = fused_work_dir(full_elf_path(self.op)) / "params.txt" @@ -1033,7 +992,8 @@ def _make_params(self, run_handle): ParameterScratchpad, ) - return ParameterScratchpad(run_handle, str(params_path)) + self._params = ParameterScratchpad(self.run_handle, str(params_path)) + return self._params def _allocate_buffers(self): super()._allocate_buffers() @@ -1161,20 +1121,6 @@ def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): scalars = {name: self.dispatch_values[name] for name in kernel.dispatch_params} kernel(*args, **scalars) - def entry_params(self, name): - return None # no scratchpad on an xclbin (spike S2) - - def run_entry(self, name, steps): - """Run one entry point of a module: its own range of steps, syncing as a call does.""" - start, stop = steps - self._sync_inputs() - for step_idx, ((kernel, args), step) in enumerate( - zip(self._execution_plan, self._iter_steps()) - ): - if start <= step_idx < stop: - self._run_step(step_idx, kernel, args, step) - self._sync_outputs() - def _reshape_for_spec(flat_tensor, spec): """Slice a flat host buffer to ``spec``'s element count and reshape (a view).""" diff --git a/iron/tests/common/module.py b/iron/tests/common/module.py deleted file mode 100644 index 8744c43f27..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/common/module.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,94 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""A module joins several graphs over one buffer plan (ยง8): names and ranges.""" - -import numpy as np -import pytest -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -import iron -from iron.common.module import trace_module -from iron.common.packaging import ELF, XCLBIN, plan -from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV -from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU -from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy - -E, H, L = 256, 512, 4 - - -@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) -def shim_limit(monkeypatch): - import iron.common.operator_bases as bases - - monkeypatch.setattr(bases, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) - - -def _graphs(): - w = np.zeros((H, E), dtype=bfloat16) - cache = iron.state((1, L * H), name="cache") - copy = dict( - input_sizes=(1, H), - input_strides=(H, 1), - input_offset=0, - output_sizes=(1, 1, H), - output_strides=(0, L * H, 1), - output_offset=0, - num_aie_channels=1, - ) - - @iron.graph - def write(x, *, pos: iron.common.declare.Scratchpad[np.int32]): - h = GEMV(w, x, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=H // 4) - StridedCopy(h, cache, out_offset=pos, **copy) - return SiLU(h, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size=H // 4) - - @iron.graph - def read(x): - h = GEMV(w, x, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=H // 4) - return SiLU(h, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size=H // 4) - - return write, read, w, cache - - -def test_a_module_prefixes_private_buffers_and_shares_weights_and_state(): - write, read, w, cache = _graphs() - joined, ranges = trace_module( - "m", write=(write, dict(x=(1, E))), read=(read, dict(x=(1, E))) - ) - assert ranges == {"write": (0, 3), "read": (3, 5)} - names = [n for _, *bufs in joined.runlist for n in bufs] - # Inputs and intermediates are the graph's own. - assert "write.x" in names and "read.x" in names - assert not any(n == "x" for n in names) - # The weight is one buffer, named once; the state is its own name. - weight_names = {n for n in names if n.startswith("w") and not n.startswith("write")} - assert len(weight_names) == 1, weight_names - assert "cache" in names - assert set(joined.pinned) == weight_names | {"cache"} - # The joined trace's inputs/outputs/values are every graph's, in order. - assert joined.input_args == ["write.x", "read.x"] - assert joined.output_args == ["write.out", "read.out"] - assert [v.name for v in joined.values] == ["pos"] - # The sequence a module builds names its entry points. - seq = joined.sequence() - assert seq.runlist == joined.runlist - - -def test_a_module_is_one_elf_on_npu2_and_a_per_step_chain_elsewhere(): - write, read, *_ = _graphs() - joined, _ = trace_module("m", write=(write, dict(x=(1, E))), read=(read, dict(x=(1, E)))) - assert plan("npu2", joined).image == ELF - p = plan("npu1", joined, boundaries="each_step") - assert p.image == XCLBIN and p.dispatch == "separate" - - -def test_two_graphs_may_not_share_a_value_name(): - write, read, *_ = _graphs() - - @iron.graph - def other(x, *, pos: iron.common.declare.Scratchpad[np.int32]): - return SiLU(x, num_aie_columns=4, tile_size=H // 4) - - with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="same name"): - trace_module("m", write=(write, dict(x=(1, E))), other=(other, dict(x=(1, H)))) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/module.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/module.py deleted file mode 100644 index f5b8700bd9..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/module.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,104 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""A module of two graphs builds to one image with an entry point per graph. - -On NPU2 the fused ELF carries one runtime sequence per graph, named for it, -over shared arenas (spike S4's construction; loading each by name is the -device's half). On NPU1 the per-step chain carries every step of both -graphs, and each entry point runs its own range. The two graphs here share -a weight (the gate projection) and so one buffer. -""" - -import subprocess -from pathlib import Path - -import numpy as np -import pytest -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") -import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 -from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 - -import iron # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 -from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV # noqa: E402 -from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import AIEBU, PEANO # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.xclbin import XCLBINUTIL # noqa: E402 - -pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( - PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" -) - - -@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) -def restore_device(): - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - yield - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) - - -def _two_graphs(cols): - from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode - - z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 - E, H = 2048, 8192 - w_gate, w_up, w_down = z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H) - decode = swiglu_decode(w_gate, w_up, w_down, num_aie_columns=cols) - - @iron.graph - def gate(x): - h = GEMV(w_gate, x, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_input=4, tile_size_output=H // cols) - return SiLU(h, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=H // cols) - - return decode, gate, E - - -@pytest.mark.skipif(AIEBU is None, reason="no aiebu-asm on the PATH") -def test_a_module_is_one_elf_with_a_sequence_per_graph(tmp_path): - aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) - decode, gate, E = _two_graphs(8) - mod = iron.compile( - NPU2(), - context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), - decode=(decode, dict(x=(1, E))), - gate=(gate, dict(x=(1, E))), - ) - assert mod.plan.image == "elf" - assert set(mod.graphs) == {"decode", "gate"} - assert Path(mod.image).suffix == ".elf" and mod.decode.image == mod.image - symbols = subprocess.run( - ["readelf", "-s", str(mod.image)], capture_output=True, text=True - ).stdout - names = {line.split()[-1] for line in symbols.splitlines() if " OBJECT " in line} - assert {"decode", "gate"} <= names, sorted(names) - # One weight buffer for the gate projection, used by both graphs. - assert len([n for n in mod.sequence.subbuffer_layout if n.startswith("w")]) == 3 - assert mod.sequence.ranges == {"decode": (0, 5), "gate": (5, 7)} - assert mod.decode._callable is not None and mod.decode._callable.name == "decode" - - -@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") -def test_a_module_is_a_per_step_chain_on_npu1(tmp_path): - dev = from_name("npu1", n_cols=4) - aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) - decode, gate, E = _two_graphs(4) - mod = iron.compile( - dev, - context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), - decode=(decode, dict(x=(1, E))), - gate=(gate, dict(x=(1, E))), - ) - assert mod.plan.image == "xclbin" and mod.plan.dispatch == "separate" - assert Path(mod.image).suffix == ".xclbin" - dispatch = mod.sequence._dispatch - # One kernel per design across both graphs (the gate graph's projection - # tiles differently from swiglu's, so it is its own design; its SiLU is - # swiglu's), each graph's steps its own range. - designs, _ = mod.sequence.unique_designs() - kernels = {dispatch.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] for op in mod.sequence.unique_operators()} - assert len(kernels) == len(designs) == 5 - assert mod.sequence.ranges == {"decode": (0, 5), "gate": (5, 7)} - assert mod.gate._callable.steps == (5, 7) From b301ccc99c4768ce4ce534f8313bed8e9ae0b923 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 14:32:29 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 108/215] Revert "values on a chunked image: forwarded through the fused sequence, stopped by the Python bridge" Shelved on claude/iron-pr215-step5-extras with chunks and modules. The plan text is left as is here and rewritten in the next commit. --- iron/common/compilation/sequence.py | 23 +----- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 118 ++-------------------------- iron/common/packaging.py | 18 ++--- iron/common/sequence.py | 71 ++++------------- iron/tests/common/packaging.py | 5 +- iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py | 33 -------- 6 files changed, 33 insertions(+), 235 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py index 8920828f14..94c306ee93 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py @@ -94,7 +94,6 @@ def fuse_mlir( subbuffer_layout: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]], buffer_sizes: tuple[int, int, int], slice_info: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]] | None = None, - child_scalars: dict[str, list[str]] | None = None, ) -> str: """Fuse multiple MLIR modules into one, and return the result as text. @@ -104,19 +103,8 @@ def fuse_mlir( graph's file-based caching, since the caller (``FusedDispatch.link_elf``) hands the returned text straight to ``CompilableDesign``, which keys its own cache on the text's content. - - ``child_scalars`` names, per operator, the dispatch-time scalars its - sequence takes after its buffers (an image without a scratchpad). The - main sequence then takes one ``i32`` per distinct name, after the three - arenas, in first-use order, and forwards each child its own. """ slice_info = slice_info or {} - child_scalars = child_scalars or {} - main_scalars: list[str] = [] - for op_name, *_ in runlist: - for name in child_scalars.get(op_name, ()): - if name not in main_scalars: - main_scalars.append(name) input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, scratch_buffer_size = buffer_sizes # Extract device operations and module-level parameter decls from each @@ -219,15 +207,13 @@ def main(): np.ndarray[(input_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], np.ndarray[(output_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], np.ndarray[(scratch_buffer_size // itemsize,), buf_dtype], - *([np.int32] * len(main_scalars)), ) - def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, *scalar_args): + def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf): consolidated_buffers = { "input": input_buf, "output": output_buf, "scratch": scratch_buf, } - scalar_of = dict(zip(main_scalars, scalar_args)) # Execute operations in runlist order configure_op = None @@ -306,12 +292,9 @@ def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf, *scalar_args): ) buffer_ssa_values.append(reinterpreted) - # Run Op; the child's scalars follow its buffers. + # Run Op sequence_sym_ref_attr = ir.FlatSymbolRefAttr.get("sequence") - scalars = [scalar_of[n] for n in child_scalars.get(op_name, ())] - run_op = aiex.RunOp( - sequence_sym_ref_attr, buffer_ssa_values + scalars - ) + run_op = aiex.RunOp(sequence_sym_ref_attr, buffer_ssa_values) if needs_reset: reset_op = aiex.ConfigureOp(ir.FlatSymbolRefAttr.get(RESET_DEVICE)) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 807349377d..5c43a27ea4 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -32,7 +32,6 @@ from typing import Any import aie.utils as aie_utils -import numpy as np from aie.ir import Module from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _device_identity_key from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign, compile_context @@ -351,25 +350,10 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: def compile_fused_xclbin( - build_mlir, - build_dir, - label, - *, - kernel_id, - xclbin_input=None, - extra_flags=(), - scalars=(), + build_mlir, build_dir, label, *, kernel_id, xclbin_input=None, extra_flags=() ): """Compile a fused sequence as one xclbin kernel; return (xclbin, insts). - With ``scalars`` (the dispatch-time scalars the fused sequence takes, - filled in by ``build_mlir``) there is no static stream: the second - element would be a :class:`DispatchStream` over the bridge library, built - as ``CompilableDesign`` builds it, after the callee sequences are pruned - from the lowered module. Today that ends in a named refusal: the stream's - PDI preloads are beyond upstream's Python dispatch bridge (see below), so - the xclbin and the lowered module are built and the library is not. - The chunked image (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8, spike S1): the fused module's dispatch device becomes a kernel named ``label`` whose instruction stream carries every configuration switch expanded inline @@ -388,9 +372,7 @@ def compile_fused_xclbin( insts_path = build_dir / f"{label}_main_sequence.bin" ExternalFunction._instances.clear() text = _fuse_as_children(build_mlir) - scalars = list(scalars) - flags = [f for f in FUSED_XCLBIN_FLAGS if not (scalars and f == "--get-npu-insts")] - flags += [ + flags = list(FUSED_XCLBIN_FLAGS) + [ f"--xclbin-kernel-name={label}", f"--xclbin-instance-name={label}", f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", @@ -399,23 +381,10 @@ def compile_fused_xclbin( ] if xclbin_input is not None: flags.append(f"--xclbin-input={Path(xclbin_input).resolve()}") - if scalars: - flags.append("--get=npu_lowered.mlir") flags += list(extra_flags) current = _digest(text + "\n".join(flags)) stamp = xclbin_path.with_suffix(xclbin_path.suffix + ".cache_hash") - if scalars: - from aie.utils.compile.jit import _manifest - - lib = _manifest.resolve_dispatch_library(work_dir) - if ( - xclbin_path.exists() - and lib is not None - and stamp.exists() - and stamp.read_text() == current - ): - return xclbin_path, DispatchStream(Path(lib), tuple(scalars)) - elif ( + if ( xclbin_path.exists() and insts_path.exists() and stamp.exists() @@ -424,88 +393,15 @@ def compile_fused_xclbin( return xclbin_path, insts_path work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) compile_mlir_module( - text, - work_dir=work_dir, - options=flags, - device=aie_utils.get_current_device(), - npu_cpp_path=work_dir / "dispatch_gen.cpp" if scalars else None, - npu_cpp_emit_dispatch_shim=bool(scalars), + text, work_dir=work_dir, options=flags, device=aie_utils.get_current_device() ) - if not xclbin_path.exists(): - raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no {xclbin_path.name} in {build_dir}") - if scalars: - from aie.utils.compile.jit._dispatch_compile import ( - DispatchCompileError, - compile_dispatch_bridge, - ) - - # The materialisation inlines each step's sequence into the dispatch - # device's but leaves the callees in theirs, and the bridge accepts - # exactly one; prune them (ยง11). What the bridge then refuses is the - # stream itself: expanding the PDI loads preloads an empty PDI before - # each configuration's writes (AIEExpandLoadPdi), so a multi- - # configuration stream always carries load_pdi ops, and the Python - # dispatch runtime cannot supply their resources. A native host can - # (aiecc --get-npu-cpp); here it is a named limit. - _prune_callee_sequences(work_dir / "npu_lowered.mlir") - try: - lib = compile_dispatch_bridge(work_dir, scalars, [np.int32] * len(scalars)) - except DispatchCompileError as e: - if "load_pdi" not in str(e): - raise - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{label}: a fused sequence with per-call values ({', '.join(scalars)}) " - f"cannot be dispatched from Python: its stream preloads a PDI at every " - f"configuration switch and upstream's Python dispatch bridge cannot " - f"supply PDI loads (aiecc: use --get-npu-cpp with a native host). " - f"Package at each_step, or fix the values at compile time." - ) from e - stamp.write_text(current) - return xclbin_path, DispatchStream(Path(lib), tuple(scalars)) - if not insts_path.exists(): - raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no {insts_path.name} in {build_dir}") + for path in (xclbin_path, insts_path): + if not path.exists(): + raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no {path.name} in {build_dir}") stamp.write_text(current) return xclbin_path, insts_path -def _prune_callee_sequences(lowered: Path) -> None: - """Keep only the dispatch device's runtime sequence in aiecc's lowered module. - - ``aie-materialize-runtime-sequences`` inlines every ``aiex.run`` callee - into the dispatch device's sequence but leaves the callees' own - ``aie.runtime_sequence`` ops in their devices, and the dispatch bridge - refuses a module with more than one (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง11). The - dispatch device is the fusion's ``main``; every other device's sequence - is a callee. - """ - import aie.dialects.aie # noqa: F401 registers the dialect for parsing - import aie.dialects.aiex # noqa: F401 - from aie.ir import Context, Module, StringAttr - - with Context() as ctx: - ctx.allow_unregistered_dialects = True - module = Module.parse(lowered.read_text()) - kept = 0 - for device in list(module.body.operations): - if device.operation.name != "aie.device": - continue - attrs = device.operation.attributes - name = StringAttr(attrs["sym_name"]).value if "sym_name" in attrs else "" - for op in list(device.operation.regions[0].blocks[0].operations): - if op.operation.name != "aie.runtime_sequence": - continue - if name == "main": - kept += 1 - else: - op.operation.erase() - if kept != 1: - raise RuntimeError( - f"{lowered}: expected the dispatch device's one runtime sequence, " - f"found {kept}" - ) - lowered.write_text(str(module)) - - def compile_insts(generator, insts_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: """Compile one design's instruction stream only, against an image built elsewhere. diff --git a/iron/common/packaging.py b/iron/common/packaging.py index 3d7764b143..a576b1b812 100644 --- a/iron/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/common/packaging.py @@ -25,12 +25,9 @@ An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (spike S2, from XRT's source), so on that image every per-call value is a dispatch-time scalar of its kernel (ยง6): an offset use regenerates the kernel's stream per call, a -core-read use is written into the array by the sequence (spike S3). On a -chunked image the fused sequence takes the scalars its chunk uses and -forwards them to each step, but its stream preloads a PDI at every -configuration switch and upstream's Python dispatch bridge cannot supply -PDI loads, so that combination is refused by name (a native host could -run it). +core-read use is written into the array by the sequence (spike S3). Built +for ``each_step``; a chunked image with values waits on the fused +sequence forwarding its chunks' scalars. """ from __future__ import annotations @@ -131,13 +128,10 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> lowering = "sizes, strides and offsets regenerated per call" values.append((v.name, v.kind, lowering)) if values and chosen == XCLBIN and boundaries != each_step: - names = ", ".join(v.name for v in traced.values) raise NotImplementedError( - f"{traced.name}: per-call values ({names}) on a chunked image cannot be " - f"dispatched from Python: a fused sequence's stream preloads a PDI at " - f"every configuration switch and upstream's Python dispatch bridge " - f"cannot supply PDI loads (a native host can, via aiecc --get-npu-cpp). " - f"Pass boundaries=each_step, or package for NPU2 as an ELF." + f"{traced.name}: per-call values on a chunked image are not built " + f"yet (the fused sequence must forward its chunks' dispatch scalars); " + f"pass boundaries=each_step" ) return Plan(chosen, dispatch, reasons, values) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index ff2019ed65..cc002a29cc 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -183,21 +183,11 @@ def make_callable(self, seq): return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) -def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: - """The fused module for ``runlist`` (default: all of ``seq``'s steps). - - For an ``"xclbin"`` image each design's per-call values are dispatch-time - scalars (ยง6): the child is generated with a dispatch parameter per value, - the main sequence takes one scalar per distinct symbol and forwards it, - and ``scalars`` (a list the caller passes) receives those symbols in the - main sequence's order. - """ - from .build import dispatch_parameters, mlir_artifact_for - +def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None) -> str: + """The fused module for ``runlist`` (default: all of ``seq``'s steps).""" if runlist is None: runlist = seq.runlist operator_generators = {} - child_scalars = {} comp_runlist = [] designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() used = {design_of[id(op)] for op, *_ in runlist} @@ -206,15 +196,7 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: for idx, op in enumerate(designs): if idx not in used: continue - generator = mlir_artifact_for(op, image=image).generator - symbols = [s for s, _ in generator.kwargs.pop("dispatch", [])] - if image != "elf" and symbols: - from aie.utils.compile.jit.markers import _DispatchParameter - - for position, (symbol, dtype) in enumerate(dispatch_parameters(op)): - generator.kwargs[symbol] = _DispatchParameter( - symbol, dtype, position, owner=op - ) + generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it # from the operator having kernel artifacts: an operator whose # design declares ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, and @@ -227,25 +209,16 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None, image="elf", scalars=None) -> str: op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" design_names[idx] = op_name operator_generators[op_name] = generator - child_scalars[op_name] = symbols if image != "elf" else [] for op, *bufs in runlist: comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) - if scalars is not None: - scalars.clear() - for op_name, *_ in comp_runlist: - for name in child_scalars[op_name]: - if name not in scalars: - scalars.append(name) - return comp.fuse_mlir( operator_generators, comp_runlist, seq.subbuffer_layout, seq.buffer_sizes, seq.slice_info, - child_scalars=child_scalars, ) @@ -291,19 +264,15 @@ def link_xclbins(self, seq): previous = None for idx, steps in enumerate(self.slices(seq)): label = f"f{name_hash}_chunk{idx}" - scalars: list[str] = [] - xclbin_path, stream = compile_fused_xclbin( - lambda steps=steps, scalars=scalars: build_fused_mlir( - seq, steps, image="xclbin", scalars=scalars - ), + xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_fused_xclbin( + lambda steps=steps: build_fused_mlir(seq, steps), build_dir, label, kernel_id=f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}", xclbin_input=previous, extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, - scalars=scalars, ) - self.chunks.append((label, xclbin_path, stream, len(steps))) + self.chunks.append((label, xclbin_path, insts_path, len(steps))) previous = xclbin_path self.combined_xclbin_path = previous @@ -911,29 +880,19 @@ def __init__(self, op, dispatch): _require_xrt() self._dispatch = dispatch super().__init__(op) - self.dispatch_values = {} # symbol -> scalar, set by a graph per call - self.kernels = [] - for label, _, stream, _ in dispatch.chunks: - if isinstance(stream, DispatchStream): - kernel = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path), - kernel_name=label, - dispatch_params=list(stream.params), - dispatch_lib_path=str(stream.lib_path), - ) - else: - kernel = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path), - kernel_name=label, - insts_path=str(stream), - ) - self.kernels.append(kernel) + self.kernels = [ + NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=label, + insts_path=str(insts_path), + ) + for label, _, insts_path, _ in dispatch.chunks + ] def _run(self): args = [self.input_buffer, self.output_buffer, self.scratch_buffer] for kernel in self.kernels: - scalars = {n: self.dispatch_values[n] for n in kernel.dispatch_params} - kernel(*args, **scalars) + kernel(*args) class SequenceFullELFCallable(_ArenaCallable): diff --git a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py index fc66f271a4..0c160f05b8 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py @@ -42,9 +42,8 @@ def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_a_scratchpad_value_has_no_home_there_yet(): p = plan("npu1", t, boundaries=each_step) assert p.image == XCLBIN and "dispatch-time scalar" in p.values[0][2] assert "spike S3" in p.values[0][2] - # On a chunked image the fused sequence forwards the scalars its chunks - # use, but its stream's PDI preloads are beyond the Python dispatch bridge. - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="chunked image.*PDI loads"): + # On a chunked image the fused sequence does not forward scalars yet. + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="chunked image"): plan("npu1", t) assert plan("npu2", t).values[0][2] == "patched through the parameter scratchpad" diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py index e3524b3d43..c240d37ab9 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py @@ -106,36 +106,3 @@ def test_values_become_dispatch_time_kernels_at_each_step(device, tmp_path): assert symbols == {s.params[0] for s in streams.values()} assert Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 assert net._callable is None - - -def test_values_on_a_chunked_image_stop_at_the_python_bridge(device, tmp_path): - """The fused sequence takes the scalars its steps use (one ``i32`` per - symbol after the arenas, forwarded to each step) and builds to an xclbin - with a lowered module the bridge's single-sequence check accepts; what - stops it is the PDI preload at every configuration switch, which - upstream's Python dispatch bridge cannot supply. Named at both levels.""" - import re - - from iron.common.sequence import ChunkedDispatch - - g, shape = _graph() - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="chunked image.*PDI loads"): - g.compile(device, boundaries=iron.chunks(2), x=shape) - traced = g.trace(x=shape) - seq = traced.sequence( - "values_chunked", - dispatch=ChunkedDispatch(2), - context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), - ) - from iron.common.base import AIEOperatorBase - - AIEOperatorBase.compile(seq) # the artifacts, not the image: link() below - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="cannot be dispatched from Python"): - seq.link() - work = next(tmp_path.glob("f*_chunk0.prj")) - lowered = (work / "npu_lowered.mlir").read_text() - signatures = re.findall(r"aie\.runtime_sequence\(([^)]*)\)", lowered) - assert len(signatures) == 1, signatures - assert signatures[0].count(": i32") == 2, signatures[0] - assert "aiex.npu.load_pdi" in lowered - assert next(tmp_path.glob("f*_chunk0_main.xclbin")).stat().st_size > 0 From 12f6f75b8765fa5fae3b23e836a4068834e32828 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 14:43:25 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 109/215] shelve chunks, values on chunked images and the spike tests on a side branch Reverts the chunked dispatch (20fc20f) after the modules and the values-on-chunked reverts, and drops the S1/S4 spike tests: all of it is kept, with its tests and plan text, on claude/iron-pr215-step5-extras. None of it is needed for decode, chunks rests on an unrun spike, and the Python dispatch bridge cannot run a chunked stream with values anyway. What stays is what decode uses: the full ELF on NPU2, the per-step chain on NPU1 with per-call values as dispatch-time scalars, the instructions- only compile, the xclbinutil test and the auto-policy deletion. Packaging refuses chunks and the one-chunk xclbin by name, as it did before they were built. The plan's step-5 status names the branch, keeps the S1-S4 findings, and moves acceptance item 5 with the shelved work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 55 ++++---- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 63 --------- iron/common/packaging.py | 46 +++--- iron/common/sequence.py | 241 +++++++++----------------------- iron/tests/common/packaging.py | 25 ++-- iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py | 36 ----- iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py | 144 ------------------- 7 files changed, 120 insertions(+), 490 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 355e283b11..288f5bcd35 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -669,7 +669,7 @@ the PR runs end to end, and filed upstream as its own change. | need | upstream state | IRON prototype | |---|---|---| | **instructions-only compile** against an already-built overlay | `aiecc --get-npu-insts [--sequence-name=]` already skips per-core compilation; `CompilableDesign.compile()` refuses an insts-only call (its xclbin and insts paths "must be set together") | **done**: `jit_compile.compile_insts(generator, insts_path)` calls `compile_mlir_module(insts_path=...)` directly, keyed on the generated text; flm/gemm's per-shape compile and mm_prebuilt's link use it, so neither builds a kernel or an image it discards | -| **dispatch bridge on a fused graph** | the single-sequence check is met by pruning the callees from the lowered module (the dispatch device is the fusion's `main`; `compile_fused_xclbin`). What stops it is the second check: the bridge refuses any `aiex.npu.load_pdi`, and a multi-configuration stream always has them, because `--expand-load-pdis` preloads an empty PDI before each configuration's writes (`AIEExpandLoadPdi.cpp`); the Python dispatch runtime cannot supply PDI resources | the fused sequence now takes one scalar per distinct symbol its steps use and forwards them (`fuse_mlir`), and the chunk builds to its xclbin and lowered module; the bridge's refusal is surfaced by name (`compile_fused_xclbin`, `packaging.plan`). Values on a chunked image need a native dispatch host (`aiecc --get-npu-cpp`), or the values fixed at compile time; the per-step form is built and is what NPU1 decode uses | +| **dispatch bridge on a fused graph** | the single-sequence check is met by pruning the callees from the lowered module (the dispatch device is the fusion's `main`). What stops it is the second check: the bridge refuses any `aiex.npu.load_pdi`, and a multi-configuration stream always has them, because `--expand-load-pdis` preloads an empty PDI before each configuration's writes (`AIEExpandLoadPdi.cpp`); the Python dispatch runtime cannot supply PDI resources | settled and shelved: the fused sequence forwarding its steps' scalars, the pruning and the named refusal are on `claude/iron-pr215-step5-extras`. Values on a fused xclbin sequence need a native dispatch host (`aiecc --get-npu-cpp`), or the values fixed at compile time; the per-step form is built here and is what NPU1 decode uses | | **scratchpad on the xclbin path** | `ParameterScratchpad` reads a run handle's control-scratchpad buffer, wired only to the full-ELF flow | **spike S2** first; if the buffer exists on an xclbin run, wrap it in IRON; if not, the lowering rule in ยง6 applies and no prototype is possible | Also upstream: a builder for `aiex.configure`/`aiex.run` (IRON emits them by @@ -1044,11 +1044,9 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | xclbin (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py`, `patches/` | โ€” | separate dispatch on both devices, one kernel per design; flm/gemm's two compiles; mm_prebuilt's instructions and image; a plain operator on npu1 | **needs a device**: running the chain | | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | -| step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, `iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | +| step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt; the S1 and S4 build tests went to the shelved branch with what was built on them | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | | the dispatch hierarchy (step 5, acceptance 1) | `sequence.py` | โ€” | `AutoDispatch` is gone: a graph never names a dispatch (`packaging.plan` derives the instance from device, values and boundaries), and a hand-written sequence that names none gets `platform_default`. What remains are the image builders (`fused`, `separate`, `chunked`) and the two harness modes (`reference`, `compare`) the operator and infrastructure tests drive by name; deleting those would remove the hand-written-runlist API those device tests stand on, so they stay as the plan's builders | **needs a device**: the infrastructure tests that name them | -| values on a chunked image | `compilation/sequence.py` `fuse_mlir` (scalar block arguments forwarded per step), `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin` | packaging refuses by name | the chunk builds its xclbin and a lowered module with one sequence taking the scalars; the bridge refuses its PDI preloads, surfaced by name (`iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`) | **needs a native host**: not a device question | | dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device; at Llama 3.2 1B's real size it is 386 steps on 19 kernels, two of them dispatch-time, in under a minute | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | -| `chunks(n)` and the one-chunk xclbin (step 5) | `sequence.py` `ChunkedDispatch`, `jit_compile.py` `compile_fused_xclbin`, `packaging.py` | 12 packaging tests: chunks and `image=xclbin` pick the chunked dispatch, a scratchpad value is refused on that image by name | the swiglu graph builds at `chunks(2)` (three kernels) and as one kernel, each chunk's stream with its switches expanded | **needs a device**: the run (S1) | | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | @@ -1148,32 +1146,29 @@ rest, the toolchain halves are done (ยง12's second table): the fused sequence builds as an xclbin with its stream expanded (S1's build), two sequences build into one ELF (S4's build), the control scratchpad is settled from XRT's source as ELF-only (S2), and the instructions-only -compile is in use (ยง11). Then, on the assumption that S1 runs, -`chunks(n)` and `image="xclbin"` alone are built: `ChunkedDispatch` -fuses each chunk of the runlist over the whole sequence's buffer layout, -compiles it as one xclbin kernel with its configuration switches -expanded (`compile_fused_xclbin`, through `compile_mlir_module` since -the multi-device names need `{0}` templates), links the chunks into one -image, and `SequenceChunkedCallable` runs the kernels in order over the -three arenas. The swiglu decode graph at `chunks(2)` is three kernels -for five steps and at `image=xclbin` one; both build. A graph with -`Scratchpad` values is refused on that image by name (S2) until they -lower as `DispatchTime` values, which is the next piece. Then, S2 being a no, per-call values on the xclbin image are lowered as -ยง6 says: dispatch-time scalars of each kernel, an offset use in the -dynamic transfer form and a core-read use written into the array by the -sequence (S3's toolchain half, a yes). The decode graph builds for NPU1 -at `each_step` that way, which is acceptance item 3's build. Values on a -chunked image go as far as the toolchain allows: the fused sequence takes -and forwards its steps' scalars and the chunk builds, but upstream's -Python dispatch bridge refuses the PDI preloads every multi-configuration -stream carries, so that combination is refused by name, and acceptance -item 5 (`chunks(n)` on the llama graph, which has values) needs a native -dispatch host or the values fixed per compile. What still needs a device: -running S1's image (and so every chunked build); loading S4's two -sequences by name, which is what modules over several graphs stand on; -S3's read and the regenerated streams; and deleting the dispatch -hierarchy, whose callables are the XRT path and cannot be exercised here. O6 is settled as free functions -(`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`); O7 by `Plan.report`. +compile is in use (ยง11). S2 being a no, per-call values on the xclbin +image are lowered as ยง6 says: dispatch-time scalars of each kernel, an +offset use in the dynamic transfer form and a core-read use written into +the array by the sequence (S3's toolchain half, a yes). The decode graph +builds for NPU1 at `each_step` that way, at the scaled and the real +size, which is acceptance item 3's build. + +What was built past that on the assumption S1 and S4 run is **shelved on +the branch `claude/iron-pr215-step5-extras`**, with its tests and its +plan text: `chunks(n)` and the one-chunk xclbin (a fused sub-sequence +per kernel, switches expanded, chained into one image), modules over +several graphs (one buffer plan, one ELF with a named sequence per +graph, `iron.compile(dev, name=(graph, shapes), ...)`), and per-call +values on a chunked image, which upstream's Python dispatch bridge +cannot run anyway (ยง11). None is needed for decode, and chunks rests on +an unrun spike; this branch carries the two images decode uses, the +full ELF on NPU2 and the per-step chain on NPU1. Acceptance item 5 +(`chunks(n)` on the llama graph) goes with them. What still needs a +device: S3's read and the regenerated streams, running S1's and S4's +images if the shelved work returns, and the infrastructure tests that +drive the dispatch builders by name. O6 is settled as free functions +(`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`, the former refused by name here); O7 +by `Plan.report`. The sandbox verification now reaches every `design()` body: the design probe runs each converted overlay's array construction and each diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 5c43a27ea4..847648760c 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -260,16 +260,6 @@ def _compile_if_changed(design, *output_paths: Path) -> tuple[bool, str, Path]: # a two-step graph -- so they are not optional tuning. FUSED_ELF_FLAGS = ("--expand-load-pdis", "--get-scratchpad-parameters") -# A fused sequence as an xclbin kernel: the switches expanded, the dispatch -# device's xclbin and stream requested (their names are templates, see -# compile_fused_xclbin). No scratchpad: an xclbin run has none (spike S2). -FUSED_XCLBIN_FLAGS = ( - "--expand-load-pdis", - "--device-name=main", - "--get-xclbin", - "--get-npu-insts", -) - # Only when tracing. The trace parser reads the lowered module to find the # buffer layout and each design's traced tiles and events, so without this a # traced build compiles cleanly and then has nothing to parse. @@ -349,59 +339,6 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: ) -def compile_fused_xclbin( - build_mlir, build_dir, label, *, kernel_id, xclbin_input=None, extra_flags=() -): - """Compile a fused sequence as one xclbin kernel; return (xclbin, insts). - - The chunked image (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8, spike S1): the fused - module's dispatch device becomes a kernel named ``label`` whose - instruction stream carries every configuration switch expanded inline - (``--expand-load-pdis``), and links onto ``xclbin_input`` so a sequence - of chunks lands in one loadable image. A multi-device module needs the - ``{0}`` name templates, which ``CompilableDesign`` does not allow, so - this goes to ``compile_mlir_module`` directly; it builds the kernels the - designs declare into the work directory, where aiecc links them. - """ - from aie.iron.kernel import ExternalFunction - from aie.utils.compile import compile_mlir_module - - build_dir = Path(build_dir) - work_dir = build_dir / f"{label}.prj" - xclbin_path = build_dir / f"{label}_main.xclbin" - insts_path = build_dir / f"{label}_main_sequence.bin" - ExternalFunction._instances.clear() - text = _fuse_as_children(build_mlir) - flags = list(FUSED_XCLBIN_FLAGS) + [ - f"--xclbin-kernel-name={label}", - f"--xclbin-instance-name={label}", - f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", - f"--xclbin-name={build_dir / (label + '_{0}.xclbin')}", - f"--npu-insts-name={build_dir / (label + '_{0}.bin')}", - ] - if xclbin_input is not None: - flags.append(f"--xclbin-input={Path(xclbin_input).resolve()}") - flags += list(extra_flags) - current = _digest(text + "\n".join(flags)) - stamp = xclbin_path.with_suffix(xclbin_path.suffix + ".cache_hash") - if ( - xclbin_path.exists() - and insts_path.exists() - and stamp.exists() - and stamp.read_text() == current - ): - return xclbin_path, insts_path - work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - compile_mlir_module( - text, work_dir=work_dir, options=flags, device=aie_utils.get_current_device() - ) - for path in (xclbin_path, insts_path): - if not path.exists(): - raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no {path.name} in {build_dir}") - stamp.write_text(current) - return xclbin_path, insts_path - - def compile_insts(generator, insts_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: """Compile one design's instruction stream only, against an image built elsewhere. diff --git a/iron/common/packaging.py b/iron/common/packaging.py index a576b1b812..ce83e63126 100644 --- a/iron/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/common/packaging.py @@ -17,17 +17,15 @@ kernels); otherwise ``elf``. Asking for ``elf`` where a rule forbids it is an error naming the member, the boundaries or the device. -What the lowering builds: ``elf`` is the fused ELF; ``xclbin`` with -``each_step`` is the chained per-operator xclbin; ``xclbin`` with -``chunks(n)``, or alone, is the chained chunked xclbin (a fused -sub-sequence per kernel, its configuration switches expanded), which is -spike S1's construction: it builds, and whether it runs is S1's question. -An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (spike S2, from XRT's source), -so on that image every per-call value is a dispatch-time scalar of its -kernel (ยง6): an offset use regenerates the kernel's stream per call, a -core-read use is written into the array by the sequence (spike S3). Built -for ``each_step``; a chunked image with values waits on the fused -sequence forwarding its chunks' scalars. +What the lowering builds today: ``elf`` is the fused ELF, ``xclbin`` +with ``each_step`` is the chained per-operator xclbin. A fused sequence +in an xclbin and chunked boundaries wait on spike S1 and are refused by +name rather than built wrong (their construction is shelved on the branch +``claude/iron-pr215-step5-extras``). An xclbin run has no parameter +scratchpad (spike S2, from XRT's source), so on that image every per-call +value is a dispatch-time scalar of its kernel (ยง6): an offset use +regenerates the kernel's stream per call, a core-read use is written into +the array by the sequence (spike S3). """ from __future__ import annotations @@ -60,15 +58,12 @@ class Plan: """What ``compile`` decided, and why.""" image: str - dispatch: object # a dispatch name, or a SequenceDispatch instance + dispatch: str reasons: list values: list # (name, kind, lowering) def report(self, name: str) -> str: - spelled = getattr(self.dispatch, "name", self.dispatch) - if getattr(self.dispatch, "n", None): - spelled = f"{spelled}({self.dispatch.n})" - lines = [f"{name}: image {self.image}, dispatch {spelled!r}"] + lines = [f"{name}: image {self.image}, dispatch {self.dispatch!r}"] lines += [f" {r}" for r in self.reasons] for vname, kind, lowering in self.values: lines.append(f" {vname}: {kind}; {lowering}") @@ -109,10 +104,17 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> dispatch = "fused" elif boundaries == each_step: dispatch = "separate" + elif boundaries is None: + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{traced.name}: one fused sequence in an xclbin has no proven " + f"construction yet (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md spike S1); pass " + f"boundaries=each_step, or package for NPU2 as an ELF" + ) else: - from .sequence import ChunkedDispatch - - dispatch = ChunkedDispatch(None if boundaries is None else boundaries.n) + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{traced.name}: chunks({boundaries.n}) needs a fused sequence in an " + f"xclbin (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md spike S1); each_step is what runs today" + ) values = [] for v in traced.values: @@ -127,12 +129,6 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> else: lowering = "sizes, strides and offsets regenerated per call" values.append((v.name, v.kind, lowering)) - if values and chosen == XCLBIN and boundaries != each_step: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{traced.name}: per-call values on a chunked image are not built " - f"yet (the fused sequence must forward its chunks' dispatch scalars); " - f"pass boundaries=each_step" - ) return Plan(chosen, dispatch, reasons, values) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index cc002a29cc..759f632d67 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -164,125 +164,50 @@ def link_elf(self, seq): ) return seq.elf_path - def build_fused_mlir(self, seq, runlist=None) -> str: + def build_fused_mlir(self, seq) -> str: """Build the fused MLIR source that inlines every operator into a single module, and return it as text. ``seq``'s buffer-layout attributes (``subbuffer_layout``, - ``buffer_sizes``, ``slice_info``) must already be set. ``runlist`` - is a slice of the sequence's, for a chunk: the module carries the - designs that slice uses, over the whole sequence's buffer layout. + ``buffer_sizes``, ``slice_info``) must already be set. """ - return build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist) - - def link(self, seq): - return self.link_elf(seq) - - def make_callable(self, seq): - self.link_elf(seq) - return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) - + operator_generators = {} + comp_runlist = [] + designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() + design_names = [] -def build_fused_mlir(seq, runlist=None) -> str: - """The fused module for ``runlist`` (default: all of ``seq``'s steps).""" - if runlist is None: - runlist = seq.runlist - operator_generators = {} - comp_runlist = [] - designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() - used = {design_of[id(op)] for op, *_ in runlist} - design_names = {} - - for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - if idx not in used: - continue - generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator + for idx, op in enumerate(designs): + generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it # from the operator having kernel artifacts: an operator whose # design declares ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, and # under the old test silently went unprefixed -- every shape then # defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each core linking # its own object. - design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() - if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: - generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" - op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" - design_names[idx] = op_name - operator_generators[op_name] = generator - - for op, *bufs in runlist: - comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) - - return comp.fuse_mlir( - operator_generators, - comp_runlist, - seq.subbuffer_layout, - seq.buffer_sizes, - seq.slice_info, - ) - - -class ChunkedDispatch(SequenceDispatch): - """Chunked dispatch: a fused sub-sequence of ``n`` steps per kernel, in one xclbin. - - ``boundaries=chunks(n)`` in the packaging surface, and ``image=xclbin`` - with no boundaries is one chunk of every step (spike S1's construction). - Each chunk is the fused module of its steps over the whole sequence's - buffer layout, compiled as an xclbin kernel with its configuration - switches expanded, and linked onto the previous chunk's xclbin; the - callable runs the kernels in order over the three arena buffers, as - the full ELF's one sequence would. Not on this path: scratchpad - values, which an xclbin run has no scratchpad for (spike S2). - """ - - name = "chunked" - - def __init__(self, n=None): - if n is not None and n < 1: - raise ValueError("chunks(n) needs n >= 1") - self.n = n - self.chunks = [] # (label, xclbin_path, insts_path, n_steps) - self.combined_xclbin_path = None - - def resolve(self, device): - return self - - def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): - return - - def slices(self, seq): - n = self.n or len(seq.runlist) - return [seq.runlist[i : i + n] for i in range(0, len(seq.runlist), n)] - - def link_xclbins(self, seq): - if self.combined_xclbin_path is not None: - return - from .jit_compile import compile_fused_xclbin - - name_hash = hashlib.sha1(seq.name.encode()).hexdigest()[:6] - build_dir = Path(seq.context.build_dir) - previous = None - for idx, steps in enumerate(self.slices(seq)): - label = f"f{name_hash}_chunk{idx}" - xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_fused_xclbin( - lambda steps=steps: build_fused_mlir(seq, steps), - build_dir, - label, - kernel_id=f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}", - xclbin_input=previous, - extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, - ) - self.chunks.append((label, xclbin_path, insts_path, len(steps))) - previous = xclbin_path - self.combined_xclbin_path = previous + design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() + if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: + generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" + op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" + design_names.append(op_name) + operator_generators[op_name] = generator + + for op, *bufs in seq.runlist: + comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) + + return comp.fuse_mlir( + operator_generators, + comp_runlist, + seq.subbuffer_layout, + seq.buffer_sizes, + seq.slice_info, + ) def link(self, seq): - self.link_xclbins(seq) - return self.combined_xclbin_path + return self.link_elf(seq) def make_callable(self, seq): - self.link_xclbins(seq) - return SequenceChunkedCallable(seq, self) + self.link_elf(seq) + return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) class SeparateDispatch(SequenceDispatch): @@ -408,7 +333,6 @@ def make_callable(self, seq): "separate": SeparateDispatch, "compare": CompareDispatch, "reference": ReferenceDispatch, - "chunked": ChunkedDispatch, } @@ -826,76 +750,7 @@ def __call__(self): self._sync_outputs() -class _ArenaCallable(SequenceCallable): - """Buffer model of a fused sequence: three consolidated input/output/ - scratch buffers addressed by offset. ``get_buffer`` returns a sub-view - into whichever holds the named argument. - """ - - def _allocate_buffers(self): - in_sz, out_sz, scratch_sz = self.op.buffer_sizes - self.input_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(in_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.output_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(out_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.scratch_buffer = XRTTensor( - (_n_elements(scratch_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - self.trace_buffer = None - - def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): - if buffer_name in self._buffer_cache: - return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] - buf_type, offset, length = self.op.get_layout_for_buffer(buffer_name) - parent = { - "input": self.input_buffer, - "output": self.output_buffer, - "scratch": self.scratch_buffer, - }[buf_type] - sub = parent.subview(offset, (length // BF16.itemsize,), ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = sub - return sub - - def _sync_inputs(self): - # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so - # a write through one (e.g. torch_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty - # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. - self.input_buffer.to("npu") - - def _sync_outputs(self): - # _run just rewrote the output arena on the device, so the device holds the - # authoritative copy. Force the device->host sync: assert device residency first - # so `to("cpu")` fires even if a prior read of get_buffer(...) marked some - # range "cpu" (otherwise a looped dispatch would read stale output). - self.output_buffer.device = "npu" - self.output_buffer.to("cpu") - if self.trace_buffer is not None: - self.trace_buffer.device = "npu" - self.trace_buffer.to("cpu") - - -class SequenceChunkedCallable(_ArenaCallable): - """Chunked dispatch: the arenas of a fused sequence, run through one - xclbin kernel per chunk, in order.""" - - def __init__(self, op, dispatch): - _require_xrt() - self._dispatch = dispatch - super().__init__(op) - self.kernels = [ - NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path), - kernel_name=label, - insts_path=str(insts_path), - ) - for label, _, insts_path, _ in dispatch.chunks - ] - - def _run(self): - args = [self.input_buffer, self.output_buffer, self.scratch_buffer] - for kernel in self.kernels: - kernel(*args) - - -class SequenceFullELFCallable(_ArenaCallable): +class SequenceFullELFCallable(SequenceCallable): """Single-ELF dispatch (NPU2): every operator shares three consolidated input/output/scratch buffers addressed by offset. ``get_buffer`` returns a sub-view into whichever consolidated buffer holds the named argument. @@ -955,10 +810,16 @@ def params(self): return self._params def _allocate_buffers(self): - super()._allocate_buffers() + in_sz, out_sz, scratch_sz = self.op.buffer_sizes + self.input_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(in_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + self.output_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(out_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + self.scratch_buffer = XRTTensor( + (_n_elements(scratch_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 + ) # Trace lowering appends one buffer covering every configured design, after # the consolidated three. Its size depends on how many channels and # sub-designs claim a share, so read it from the lowered module. + self.trace_buffer = None if self.op.trace_size: total = comp.trace_buffer_size(self.lowered_mlir_text()) if total: @@ -971,6 +832,36 @@ def lowered_mlir_text(self) -> str: path = fused_work_dir(full_elf_path(self.op)) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" return path.read_text() + def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): + if buffer_name in self._buffer_cache: + return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] + buf_type, offset, length = self.op.get_layout_for_buffer(buffer_name) + parent = { + "input": self.input_buffer, + "output": self.output_buffer, + "scratch": self.scratch_buffer, + }[buf_type] + sub = parent.subview(offset, (length // BF16.itemsize,), ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = sub + return sub + + def _sync_inputs(self): + # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so + # a write through one (e.g. torch_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty + # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. + self.input_buffer.to("npu") + + def _sync_outputs(self): + # _run just rewrote the output arena on the device, so the device holds the + # authoritative copy. Force the device->host sync: assert device residency first + # so `to("cpu")` fires even if a prior read of get_buffer(...) marked some + # range "cpu" (otherwise a looped dispatch would read stale output). + self.output_buffer.device = "npu" + self.output_buffer.to("cpu") + if self.trace_buffer is not None: + self.trace_buffer.device = "npu" + self.trace_buffer.to("cpu") + def _run(self): self.run_handle.start() ret_code = self.run_handle.wait() diff --git a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py index 0c160f05b8..0f7afb9515 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ def test_a_dispatch_time_value_forces_xclbin_and_names_itself(): ] -def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_a_scratchpad_value_has_no_home_there_yet(): +def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_reports_the_scratchpad_lowering(): t = _traced(Value("pos", "scratchpad", np.int32)) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="npu1 has no full-ELF dispatch"): plan("npu1", t, image=ELF) @@ -42,25 +42,16 @@ def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_a_scratchpad_value_has_no_home_there_yet(): p = plan("npu1", t, boundaries=each_step) assert p.image == XCLBIN and "dispatch-time scalar" in p.values[0][2] assert "spike S3" in p.values[0][2] - # On a chunked image the fused sequence does not forward scalars yet. - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="chunked image"): - plan("npu1", t) assert plan("npu2", t).values[0][2] == "patched through the parameter scratchpad" -def test_boundaries_force_xclbin_and_pick_the_dispatch(): - from iron.common.sequence import ChunkedDispatch - - p = plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=chunks(8)) - assert p.image == XCLBIN - assert isinstance(p.dispatch, ChunkedDispatch) and p.dispatch.n == 8 - assert p.report("g").splitlines()[0] == "g: image xclbin, dispatch 'chunked(8)'" - # One fused sequence in an xclbin (spike S1's construction) is one chunk. - p = plan("npu2", _traced(), image=XCLBIN) - assert isinstance(p.dispatch, ChunkedDispatch) and p.dispatch.n is None - assert p.reasons == ["one sequence, one configuration set: a full ELF"] - p = plan("npu1", _traced()) # the NPU1 default: one chunk of everything - assert p.image == XCLBIN and isinstance(p.dispatch, ChunkedDispatch) +def test_boundaries_force_xclbin_and_the_unbuilt_forms_are_named(): + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): + plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=chunks(8)) + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): + plan("npu2", _traced(), image=XCLBIN) # one fused sequence in an xclbin + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): + plan("npu1", _traced()) # the NPU1 default needs a boundary choice today p = plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=each_step) assert (p.image, p.dispatch) == (XCLBIN, "separate") assert p.reasons == ["boundaries=each_step: more than one dispatch"] diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py index 48e6cb047b..dec1dba395 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py @@ -74,39 +74,3 @@ def test_compile_for_npu1_at_each_step_links_the_chained_xclbins(tmp_path): assert net._callable is None # Four designs for five steps: the chain has four links. assert len(list(tmp_path.glob("f*_op*.xclbin"))) == 4 - - -@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") -def test_compile_at_chunks_links_one_fused_kernel_per_chunk(tmp_path): - """boundaries=chunks(2) on five steps: three kernels (2, 2, 1 steps) in one - chained xclbin, each a fused sub-sequence with its switches expanded, run - over the three arenas. Spike S1's construction; the run is its question.""" - fn, E = _swiglu_decode() - net = fn.compile( - NPU2(), - boundaries=iron.chunks(2), - context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), - x=(1, E), - ) - dispatch = net.sequence._dispatch - assert net.plan.image == "xclbin" and dispatch.name == "chunked" - assert [n for *_, n in dispatch.chunks] == [2, 2, 1] - for label, xclbin_path, insts_path, _ in dispatch.chunks: - assert Path(xclbin_path).stat().st_size > 0 - assert Path(insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 - assert label in Path(xclbin_path).name - assert Path(net.image) == dispatch.chunks[-1][1] - # A chunk of two GEMV steps carries two configurations' writes: its stream - # is much larger than a per-operator one (the separate dispatch's ~3 KB). - assert Path(dispatch.chunks[0][2]).stat().st_size > 20_000 - - -@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") -def test_compile_for_xclbin_alone_is_one_fused_kernel(tmp_path): - fn, E = _swiglu_decode() - net = fn.compile( - NPU2(), image=iron.XCLBIN, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), x=(1, E) - ) - dispatch = net.sequence._dispatch - assert dispatch.name == "chunked" and [n for *_, n in dispatch.chunks] == [5] - assert Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py deleted file mode 100644 index 0afa16424a..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/spikes.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,144 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""The build halves of spikes S1 and S4 (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง12). - -Each spike asks whether an image runs; whether the toolchain can build it -is answerable here and is pinned here. Both start from the swiglu decode -graph's fused module, four configurations and a dispatch sequence. - -S1: the fused, multi-configuration sequence as an xclbin image. With -``--expand-load-pdis`` aiecc emits an xclbin for the dispatch device (a -partition, one PDI) and one instruction stream in which every -configuration switch is expanded into writes, alongside an xclbin and a -stream per configuration. Whether that stream configures the array the -partition covers is the device's half. - -S4: two runtime sequences in one full ELF. A second ``aie.runtime_sequence`` -in the dispatch device builds into the same ELF and its symbol table names -both; the loader already addresses one as ``main:``. Loading each by -name is the device's half. -""" - -import shutil -import subprocess -from pathlib import Path - -import numpy as np -import pytest -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") -import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 -from aie.iron.device import NPU2 # noqa: E402 - -from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, fused_work_dir # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import AIEBU, PEANO # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.lowering import AIECC # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.xclbin import XCLBINUTIL # noqa: E402 - -pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( - PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" -) - - -@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) -def npu2(): - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) - yield - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) - - -@pytest.fixture -def fused(tmp_path): - """The swiglu decode graph's fused module, with its kernel objects built.""" - from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode - - z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 - E, H = 2048, 8192 - traced = swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)).trace(x=(1, E)) - seq = traced.sequence( - "swiglu_decode", dispatch="fused", context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)) - ) - seq.compile() - if AIEBU is None: - pytest.skip("no aiebu-asm on the PATH (the fused build needs it)") - elf = compile_sequence(seq, tmp_path / "swiglu_decode.elf") - work = fused_work_dir(elf) - return work / "aie.mlir", work - - -def _aiecc(*args, cwd): - result = subprocess.run( - [str(AIECC), f"--peano={PEANO}", *args], - cwd=cwd, - capture_output=True, - text=True, - timeout=1500, - ) - assert result.returncode == 0, f"aiecc failed:\n{result.stderr[-3000:]}" - - -@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") -def test_s1_the_fused_sequence_builds_as_an_xclbin_with_its_switches_expanded( - fused, tmp_path -): - module, work = fused - out = tmp_path / "s1" - out.mkdir() - for obj in work.glob("*.o"): # the cores link against the objects by name - shutil.copy(obj, out) - shutil.copy(module, out / "fused.mlir") - _aiecc( - "--expand-load-pdis", - "--get-xclbin", - "--get-npu-insts", - "--xclbin-name=s1_{0}.xclbin", - "--npu-insts-name=s1_{0}.bin", - f"--tmpdir={out / 'prj'}", - "fused.mlir", - cwd=out, - ) - main_xclbin = out / "s1_main.xclbin" - main_insts = out / "s1_main_sequence.bin" - assert main_xclbin.stat().st_size > 0 and main_insts.stat().st_size > 0 - per_config = sorted(p.name for p in out.glob("s1_op*_sequence.bin")) - assert len(per_config) == 4, per_config - # The expanded stream carries the configurations' writes: far more than - # the four steps' own streams together. - own = sum((out / n).stat().st_size for n in per_config) - assert main_insts.stat().st_size > 4 * own, (main_insts.stat().st_size, own) - - -def test_s4_two_runtime_sequences_build_into_one_full_elf(fused, tmp_path): - module, work = fused - lines = module.read_text().splitlines() - assert lines[-3:] == [" }", " }", "}"], lines[-3:] - second = [ - " aie.runtime_sequence @silu_only(%a: memref<8192xbf16>, %b: memref<8192xbf16>) {", - " aiex.configure @op1_SiLU {", - " aiex.run @sequence(%a, %b) : (memref<8192xbf16>, memref<8192xbf16>)", - " }", - " }", - ] - out = tmp_path / "s4" - out.mkdir() - for obj in work.glob("*.o"): - shutil.copy(obj, out) - (out / "two.mlir").write_text("\n".join(lines[:-2] + second + lines[-2:]) + "\n") - _aiecc( - "--get-full-elf", - "--full-elf-name=two.elf", - "--expand-load-pdis", - "--get-scratchpad-parameters", - f"--tmpdir={out / 'prj'}", - "two.mlir", - cwd=out, - ) - symbols = subprocess.run( - ["readelf", "-s", str(out / "two.elf")], capture_output=True, text=True - ).stdout - names = {line.split()[-1] for line in symbols.splitlines() if " OBJECT " in line} - assert {"sequence", "silu_only"} <= names, sorted(names) From e5e4e2b997a3941dc4fdc0919612e1c037b30aa3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 15:05:26 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 110/215] one spelling per operator: retire _classic, __new__ and the alias tables Keyword construction takes exactly the declared fields. RMSNorm(size=, weighted=) is RMSNorm(rows=) or WeightedRMSNorm(rows=); GEMM's dtypes are types, not "bf16" strings; Softmax(x, vector_size=n) with a per-call n resolves to DynamicSoftmax, a class of its own, exported by name like WeightedRMSNorm. The per-class _classic translators, RMSNorm's __new__ (and the re-entrant __init__ guard it needed) and the eighteen per-operator _name_aliases tables are gone; artifact stems use the declared field names, so a build cache filled before this commit is rebuilt once. Two hooks replace them: resolve_class(n_operands, kwargs) picks the class from the operands and the per-call values, and overlay_defaults(kwargs) fills the one kind of overlay tunable the operator's extent decides (StridedCopy's transfer size). What was a shape-dependent constructor default is tuning now: flm GEMM's tile_n is the table's 64 on every K (the constructor used to pick 128 at K = 512 on NPU2; a call site that wants that passes tile_n=128), and m_chunk is the table's value checked by compatible() rather than silently reduced to 1. Callers moved to the new spelling: the llama prefill's RMSNorm, the rms_norm operator test, the construction case table, and the graph and dispatch tests that name the softmax class. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 40 +++++++++++++-------- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 9 +++-- iron/common/declare.py | 25 +++++++------ iron/common/graph.py | 14 ++++---- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 4 --- iron/operators/__init__.py | 2 ++ iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 1 - iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 40 +-------------------- iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py | 9 +---- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 26 -------------- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 8 +---- iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py | 3 +- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 7 +--- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 11 ------ iron/operators/repeat/op.py | 3 -- iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 26 ++------------ iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py | 7 ++-- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 6 ---- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 28 ++++++++------- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 18 ++-------- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 2 -- iron/tests/common/build.py | 18 ++++++---- iron/tests/common/cases.py | 12 +++---- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 2 +- iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py | 2 +- 25 files changed, 98 insertions(+), 225 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 288f5bcd35..bc7cf0c32b 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -991,10 +991,10 @@ references were made faithful for it: StridedCopy had none; Softmax ignored the vector size; GEMV's and Transpose's did not batch. The device-free suites were also run against the real package instead of -the stub. `iron/tests/common` passes, with the design probe skipping -itself (its fakes would have to stand in for a runtime the package -refuses to enter outside a placed program, and the lowering gate runs the -same cases for real). In `iron/tests/infrastructure`, `lazy_imports.py` +the stub. `iron/tests/common` passes (the stubbed design probe it once +held is gone: the lowering gate runs the same case table for real, and +the probe only ever ran where the real package was absent). In +`iron/tests/infrastructure`, `lazy_imports.py` needed its notion of a composite updated (a graph function's factory, not an `OperatorSequence` subclass) and passes; what fails there fails for want of hardware: `sequence.py` and `graph_dispatch.py` need @@ -1048,7 +1048,6 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | the dispatch hierarchy (step 5, acceptance 1) | `sequence.py` | โ€” | `AutoDispatch` is gone: a graph never names a dispatch (`packaging.plan` derives the instance from device, values and boundaries), and a hand-written sequence that names none gets `platform_default`. What remains are the image builders (`fused`, `separate`, `chunked`) and the two harness modes (`reference`, `compare`) the operator and infrastructure tests drive by name; deleting those would remove the hand-written-runlist API those device tests stand on, so they stay as the plan's builders | **needs a device**: the infrastructure tests that name them | | dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device; at Llama 3.2 1B's real size it is 386 steps on 19 kernels, two of them dispatch-time, in under a minute | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | -| design probe | `iron/tests/common/designs_run.py`, `cases.py` | every overlay's `design(target)` and every operator's sequence executed for 58 constructions on npu2 and npu1 shapes (116 runs, 2 skipped as incompatible), with upstream stubbed to no-ops: fifo and worker construction, every stream and resident bound, the preamble, the transfers | what it cannot check: that the calls are what upstream accepts | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | | llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | @@ -1106,9 +1105,9 @@ tracing forced: a flat declared buffer (`In(size)`) takes an operand of any rank; every overlay tunable has a device default (elementwise tiles of 256, every column the shim budget allows, RMSNorm one core, transpose 64 x 64 x 8) so inferred construction needs no tuning arguments, and a call site -that knows its extent passes better ones; construction goes through each -class's `_classic` translation so derived overlay fields (a transfer size) -are filled the same way on both paths. Lowering targets `OperatorSequence` +that knows its extent passes better ones; both construction paths go +through `_split_kwargs`, and `overlay_defaults` fills the one kind of +overlay field the operator's own extent decides (a copy's transfer size). Lowering targets `OperatorSequence` as it stands (a fused ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbins on NPU1); `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` and the image rules are step 5. O2 is settled as the kwargs spelling (`GEMV(wk, x, num_aie_columns=8)`). O9 stands: the class @@ -1170,12 +1169,25 @@ drive the dispatch builders by name. O6 is settled as free functions (`iron.chunks`, `iron.each_step`, the former refused by name here); O7 by `Plan.report`. -The sandbox verification now reaches every `design()` body: the design -probe runs each converted overlay's array construction and each -operator's sequence with the upstream API stubbed to no-ops, on both -device widths. That is the closest a device-free run gets; the remaining -gap is whether the calls are what upstream accepts, which only the -toolchain says. +**One spelling per operator.** The keyword constructor takes exactly the +declared fields: `RMSNorm(rows=)` and `WeightedRMSNorm(rows=)` rather than +`RMSNorm(size=, weighted=)`, `GEMM(dtype_in=bfloat16)` rather than +`"bf16"`, and `Softmax(x, vector_size=n)` with a per-call `n` resolves to +`DynamicSoftmax` (a class of its own, exported by name like +`WeightedRMSNorm`). The per-class `_classic` translators, the `__new__` +that swapped RMSNorm's class, and the eighteen `_name_aliases` tables that +kept old artifact stems are gone; artifact names are the declared field +names, so a build cache filled before this point is rebuilt once. Two +hooks replace them: `resolve_class(n_operands, kwargs)` picks the class +from the operands and the per-call values, and `overlay_defaults(kwargs)` +fills an overlay tunable the operator's extent decides (strided copy's +transfer size). What was a shape-dependent default is now tuning: flm +GEMM's `tile_n` is the table's 64 on every K (the old constructor chose +128 at K = 512 on NPU2, a measured 9% there; pass `tile_n=128` at a call +site that wants it), and `m_chunk` is the table's value, checked against +the extent by `compatible()` rather than silently reduced to 1. The +llama prefill and the rms_norm operator test construct in the new +spelling. What to run first on a device, in order: `pytest iron/tests/toolchain` (it is what the lowering environment already passes; a device changes diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index bf0c6b9131..7e21c113d3 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.operators import ( - RMSNorm, + WeightedRMSNorm, GEMM, GEMV, ElementwiseAdd, @@ -79,12 +79,11 @@ def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): # Prefill operators self.prefill.rms_norm = ( - RMSNorm( - size=prompt_len * config.emb_dim, + WeightedRMSNorm( + rows=prompt_len, num_aie_columns=8, - num_channels=1, # weighted=True with 8 columns needs 9 ShimDMA fills/channel; max 16 total forces num_channels=1 + num_channels=1, # the weight row on 8 columns needs 9 ShimDMA fills/channel; max 16 total forces num_channels=1 tile_size=config.emb_dim, - weighted=True, context=self.context, ) .compile() diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index b0f11d8c73..6e6933304e 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -1081,18 +1081,11 @@ def _finish_operator(cls: type, fields: dict[str, Field]) -> None: generated_init = cls.__init__ def __init__(self, ov=None, *args, **kwargs): - # A __new__ that returns a subclass instance (RMSNorm -> WeightedRMSNorm) - # has already initialised it; Python calls __init__ again regardless. - if getattr(self, "_iron_initialised", False): - return if ov is None or not isinstance(ov, Overlay): if ov is not None: args = (ov,) + args - # A class may override _classic to translate a legacy spelling - # (a size that is now rows, a flag that now picks an overlay). - ov, kwargs = type(self)._classic(dict(kwargs)) + ov, kwargs = type(self)._split_kwargs(dict(kwargs)) generated_init(self, ov, *args, **kwargs) - self._iron_initialised = True __init__.__wrapped__ = generated_init # type: ignore[attr-defined] cls.__init__ = __init__ # type: ignore[misc] @@ -1370,15 +1363,21 @@ def has_design_override(cls) -> bool: # -- library surface --------------------------------------------------- @classmethod - def _classic(cls, kwargs: dict) -> tuple["Overlay", dict]: - """Split legacy keyword arguments into an overlay and the operator's own. + def overlay_defaults(cls, kwargs: dict) -> None: + """Fill, in place, overlay tunables this operator's own extent decides. - The default takes every overlay field out of ``kwargs`` and builds - the operator's overlay class from them. Override to translate a - legacy spelling; the override then calls ``super()._classic``. + An overlay is tuned from the device alone, so a tunable whose right + value follows from the operator's shape (a copy's transfer size from + its sizes) is defaulted here, at construction, when it was not + given. The default fills nothing. """ + + @classmethod + def _split_kwargs(cls, kwargs: dict) -> tuple["Overlay", dict]: + """Split keyword arguments into the overlay's and the operator's own.""" overlay_cls = cls._overlay_class assert overlay_cls is not None + cls.overlay_defaults(kwargs) names = {f.name for f in dataclasses.fields(overlay_cls) if f.init} ov_kwargs = {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} return overlay_cls(**ov_kwargs), kwargs diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index ae566243e2..99826a24df 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -312,22 +312,22 @@ def call(self, target, args, kwargs): operands = [self.operand(a) for a in args] kwargs = dict(kwargs) # A keyword whose value is a per-call handle binds a value member: the - # operator's own, or one on the overlay a class picks for it (the - # dynamic softmax), which the class's translation sees first. + # operator's own, or one on the overlay of the class resolve_class + # picks for it (the dynamic softmax). values = { k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if isinstance(kwargs[k], Value) } if isinstance(target, type): - cls = target.resolve_class(len(operands), kwargs) + # The class sees the values too: a family that picks a member from + # a bound value (the dynamic softmax) decides here. + cls = target.resolve_class(len(operands), {**kwargs, **values}) own = self._split_values(cls, values) n_in = sum( 1 for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer_) and m.direction != "out" ) - op = self._construct( - cls, operands[:n_in], operands[n_in:], {**kwargs, **values} - ) + op = self._construct(cls, operands[:n_in], operands[n_in:], kwargs) else: op = target own = self._split_values(type(op), values) @@ -363,7 +363,7 @@ def _construct(self, cls, inputs, outputs, kwargs) -> Operator: # The class's own translation splits overlay fields from the # operator's and fills what it derives (a transfer size, a dtype # spelling), exactly as the keyword constructor does. - ov, op_kwargs = cls._classic({**kwargs, **inferred}) + ov, op_kwargs = cls._split_kwargs({**kwargs, **inferred}) # One build per distinct overlay: equal keys are one array. ov = self.overlays.setdefault(ov.design_key(), ov) return cls(ov, **op_kwargs) diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 6219d994f7..3d5c695cc7 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -247,10 +247,6 @@ class BinaryElementwiseOverlay(Overlay): kernel_name: ClassVar[str] kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] - # Name parts: "col" rather than the unary family's "c", so a name with - # both a column and a channel count stays unambiguous. - _name_aliases: ClassVar[dict[str, str]] = {"num_aie_columns": "col"} - def tuning(self, dev) -> "BinaryElementwiseOverlay": tile_size = DEFAULT_TILE if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size cols = self.num_aie_columns diff --git a/iron/operators/__init__.py b/iron/operators/__init__.py index 744278f696..f5b6b9fc7d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/__init__.py +++ b/iron/operators/__init__.py @@ -17,9 +17,11 @@ "GEMV": "gemv", "MHA": "mha", "RMSNorm": "rms_norm", + "WeightedRMSNorm": "rms_norm", "RoPE": "rope", "SiLU": "silu", "Softmax": "softmax", + "DynamicSoftmax": "softmax", "SwiGLUDecode": "swiglu_decode", "SwiGLUPrefill": "swiglu_prefill", "Transpose": "transpose", diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index 3b035bb680..0d617678f5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import dataclasses from dataclasses import field -from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np import torch diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 16e2479f52..bd670a09cf 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ import dataclasses from dataclasses import field from pathlib import Path -from typing import Any, ClassVar, Dict +from typing import Any import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -155,12 +155,6 @@ class FLMGEMMOverlay(Overlay): n_chunks = Resident(np.int32, optional=True) n_units = Resident(np.int32, optional=True) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - "tile_n": "tn", - "tile_ma": "ma", - "m_chunk": "mc", - "rounding": "rnd", - } # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -636,41 +630,9 @@ class GEMM(Operator[FLMGEMMOverlay]): ) C = Out(M, N, from_=FLMGEMMOverlay.c) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"epilogue": "epi"} # -- construction ------------------------------------------------------------ - @classmethod - def _classic(cls, kwargs): - """``GEMM(M=, K=, N=, tile_n=, ...)``: tuned for the current device now. - - Reproduces the old shape-dependent defaults, which the overlay's own - tuning (device only) does not: tile_n=128 at K = 512 on NPU2, and - m_chunk falling back to 1 where the shape cannot use the table's - value. - """ - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - if kwargs.get("tile_n") is None: - # The trade flips with K on NPU2: one k iteration has too little - # compute to hide n=64's extra A traffic, so n=128 wins there by - # ~9% and n=64 by ~20% at K >= 1024. NPU1 stays compute-bound - # and n=64 wins at every K. - single_k_iter = kwargs["K"] // K_TILE <= 1 - kwargs["tile_n"] = ( - 128 if (dev.arch == AIEArch.AIE2p and single_k_iter) else 64 - ) - if kwargs.get("m_chunk") is None: - want = M_CHUNK_FOR_N[kwargs["tile_n"]] - rows = M_TILE * compute_rows(dev) - M, K = kwargs["M"], kwargs["K"] - m_row_blocks = M // rows if M % rows == 0 else 0 - fits = m_row_blocks and m_row_blocks % want == 0 - if fits and not _hw_stride_ok(compute_rows(dev) * M_TILE * K): - fits = False - kwargs["m_chunk"] = want if fits else 1 - ov, kwargs = super()._classic(kwargs) - return ov.tuned(dev), kwargs - # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ @property diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py index dd68a0649f..10e51b74fc 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ """ from pathlib import Path -from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Dict +from typing import Any, Callable import numpy as np @@ -144,13 +144,6 @@ class MMPrebuilt(Operator[MMPrebuiltOverlay]): B = In(K, N, to=MMPrebuiltOverlay.b) C = Out(M, N, from_=MMPrebuiltOverlay.c) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"epilogue": "epi"} - - @classmethod - def _classic(cls, kwargs): - ov, kwargs = super()._classic(kwargs) - # The device check at construction, as before. - return ov.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()), kwargs @property def name(self) -> str: diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index ef34b8b59c..7f96edcf4e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import dataclasses from dataclasses import field -from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np import torch @@ -35,17 +34,6 @@ } -def _dtype(spec): - """A numpy scalar type from the legacy string spelling or a type.""" - if isinstance(spec, str): - if spec in _DTYPES: - return _DTYPES[spec] - from aie.iron import str_to_dtype - - return str_to_dtype(spec) - return spec - - def _dtype_str(t) -> str: for name, dt in _DTYPES.items(): if dt is t: @@ -116,13 +104,6 @@ class GEMMOverlay(Overlay): k_div_k = Resident(np.int32) # reduction steps per output tile n_tiles = Resident(np.int32) # output tiles per core - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - "tile_m": "tm", - "tile_k": "tk", - "tile_n": "tn", - "b_col_maj": "bc", - "c_col_maj": "cc", - } # -- derived geometry --------------------------------------------------- @@ -554,13 +535,6 @@ class GEMM(Operator[GEMMOverlay]): from_=GEMMOverlay.c, ) - @classmethod - def _classic(cls, kwargs): - for key in ("dtype_in", "dtype_out"): - if key in kwargs: - kwargs[key] = _dtype(kwargs[key]) - return super()._classic(kwargs) - # -- legacy accessors ---------------------------------------------------- @property diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index 82b1d63fbc..a9d6c55016 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import dataclasses from dataclasses import field -from typing import ClassVar, Dict +from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -60,11 +60,6 @@ class GEMVOverlay(Overlay): b = StreamIn(K, per=num_aie_columns, depth=1) c = StreamOut(tile_size_output, per=num_aie_columns, depth=2) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - "num_aie_columns": "col", - "tile_size_input": "tsi", - "tile_size_output": "tso", - } # Vector widths mv.cc's matvec_vectorized is instantiated at, widest first. # Each is a legal aie::vector width; anything narrower than 16 @@ -272,7 +267,6 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): B = In(optional(num_batches), GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.b) # vector C = Out(optional(num_batches), M, from_=GEMVOverlay.c) # output - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"num_batches": "batch"} def compatible(self): ov = self.ov diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py index c073e3e7fd..84c1cfb582 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar, Dict +from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np import torch @@ -21,7 +21,6 @@ class LeakyReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu_bf16" kernel_object: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu.o" # as the old design named it - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"alpha": "a"} # Minimum per-core line length (in bfloat16 elements) required by the # vectorized kernels. They tell the pipeliner a minimum loop-trip count via diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index f695f59d48..b517494d0a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ import dataclasses import math from dataclasses import dataclass -from typing import ClassVar, Dict, List +from typing import List import numpy as np import torch @@ -64,11 +64,6 @@ class MemCopyOverlay(Overlay): s = StreamIn(line_size, per=num_cores) d = StreamOut(line_size, per=num_cores) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - "num_cores": "cores", - "num_channels": "chans", - "tile_size": "tile", - } def tuning(self, dev) -> "MemCopyOverlay": from iron.common.utils import device_columns diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index a3f46f3464..7554dbe81e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -20,7 +20,6 @@ import dataclasses from dataclasses import field -from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np import torch @@ -83,11 +82,6 @@ class MHAOverlay(Overlay): s_q = Resident(np.int32) # the unpadded sequence length, for masking s_kv = Resident(np.int32) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - "num_of_pipelines": "p", - "B_q": "bq", - "B_kv": "bkv", - } # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -621,11 +615,6 @@ class MHA(Operator[MHAOverlay]): V = In(num_KV_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, to=MHAOverlay.v) O = Out(num_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, from_=MHAOverlay.o) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - "num_heads": "h", - "num_KV_heads": "kv", - "seq_len": "s", - } # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py index 6eae9d9dd6..3792b48015 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import dataclasses from dataclasses import field -from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np import torch @@ -41,7 +40,6 @@ class RepeatOverlay(Overlay): s = StreamIn(transfer_size, dtype=dtype) d = StreamOut(transfer_size, dtype=dtype) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"transfer_size": "ts"} def tuning(self, dev) -> "RepeatOverlay": return dataclasses.replace(self, transfer_size=self.transfer_size or self.cols) @@ -70,7 +68,6 @@ class Repeat(Operator[RepeatOverlay]): out_rows, RepeatOverlay.cols, dtype=RepeatOverlay.dtype, from_=RepeatOverlay.d ) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"repeat": "by"} @property def dtype(self): diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index c97001ce2a..473cac9481 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import dataclasses -from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np import torch @@ -49,7 +48,6 @@ class RMSNormOverlay(Overlay): y = StreamOut(per_tile, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) count = Resident(np.int32) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"epsilon": "eps"} def tuning(self, dev) -> "RMSNormOverlay": cols = self.num_aie_columns @@ -261,8 +259,8 @@ def core_mul(of_in, of_w, of_out, mul, count, barrier): class RMSNorm(Operator[RMSNormOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated RMS Normalization layer (unweighted). - ``RMSNorm(..., weighted=True)`` constructs a :class:`WeightedRMSNorm`; the - legacy ``size=`` spelling is ``rows * tile_size``. + ``rows`` rows of ``tile_size`` elements; :class:`WeightedRMSNorm` is the + form with a learned weight row, which a graph call with a weight picks. """ rows: int = dim() @@ -270,31 +268,13 @@ class RMSNorm(Operator[RMSNormOverlay]): x = In(rows, RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, to=RMSNormOverlay.x) y = Out(rows, RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, from_=RMSNormOverlay.y) - def __new__(cls, *args, **kwargs): - if cls is RMSNorm and kwargs.pop("weighted", False): - return WeightedRMSNorm(*args, **kwargs) - return super().__new__(cls) - @classmethod def resolve_class(cls, n_operands, kwargs): # RMSNorm(x, w) in a graph: a bare weight tensor selects the weighted form. - if cls is RMSNorm and (n_operands == 2 or kwargs.pop("weighted", False)): + if cls is RMSNorm and n_operands == 2: return WeightedRMSNorm return cls - @classmethod - def _classic(cls, kwargs): - kwargs.pop("weighted", None) - if "size" in kwargs: - size = kwargs.pop("size") - tile = kwargs.get("tile_size") - if tile is None or size % tile: - raise ValueError( - f"size ({size}) must be a multiple of tile_size ({tile})" - ) - kwargs["rows"] = size // tile - return super()._classic(kwargs) - @property def size(self) -> int: return self.rows * self.ov.tile_size diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py index 99f8fbb540..adee70ac4a 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm +from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit @@ -77,12 +77,11 @@ def test_rms_norm( cols = tile_size golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=rows, cols=cols, weighted=weighted) - operator = RMSNorm( - size=input_length, + operator = (WeightedRMSNorm if weighted else RMSNorm)( + rows=rows, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, num_channels=num_channels, tile_size=tile_size, - weighted=weighted, context=aie_context, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 95165350a1..04a7028d36 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np import torch @@ -45,10 +44,6 @@ class RoPEOverlay(Overlay): lut_rows = Resident(np.int32) # angle rows each core consumes rows_per_lut = Resident(np.int32) # input rows per angle row - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - "num_aie_columns": "col", - "method_type": "m", - } def validate(self) -> None: if not (self.cols % 32 == 0 and self.cols >= 32): @@ -124,7 +119,6 @@ class RoPE(Operator[RoPEOverlay]): angles = In(angle_rows, RoPEOverlay.cols, to=RoPEOverlay.lut) y = Out(rows, RoPEOverlay.cols, from_=RoPEOverlay.y) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"angle_rows": "arows"} def validate(self) -> None: if self.angle_rows is None: diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index bfb0c686ee..e0c00dc611 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np import torch @@ -162,18 +161,12 @@ class Softmax(Operator[SoftmaxOverlay]): y = Out(rows, SoftmaxOverlay.cols, from_=SoftmaxOverlay.y) @classmethod - def _classic(cls, kwargs): - # A graph binding a per-call vector_size picks the dynamic overlay. - if kwargs.get("vector_size") is not None and not isinstance( - kwargs["vector_size"], int - ): - kwargs.pop("vector_size") - names = { - f.name for f in SoftmaxOverlay.__dataclass_fields__.values() if f.init - } - ov_kwargs = {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} - return DynamicSoftmaxOverlay(**ov_kwargs), kwargs - return super()._classic(kwargs) + def resolve_class(cls, n_operands, kwargs): + # Softmax(x, vector_size=) in a graph is the dynamic form. + v = kwargs.get("vector_size") + if cls is Softmax and v is not None and not isinstance(v, int): + return DynamicSoftmax + return cls @property def cols(self) -> int: @@ -224,6 +217,15 @@ def reference(self, x, vector_size=None): return reference(x.reshape(self.rows, self.cols), int(vector_size)) + +@operator +class DynamicSoftmax(Softmax, Operator[DynamicSoftmaxOverlay]): + """Softmax whose valid row length is a per-call value: ``Softmax(x, + vector_size=n)`` in a graph with ``n`` a per-call handle.""" + + x = In(Softmax.rows, SoftmaxOverlay.cols, to=SoftmaxOverlay.x) + y = Out(Softmax.rows, SoftmaxOverlay.cols, from_=SoftmaxOverlay.y) + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The CPU reference this operator is checked against. # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index 23423cf98d..1436b5e12d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import dataclasses from dataclasses import field -from typing import ClassVar, Dict import numpy as np import torch @@ -44,10 +43,6 @@ class StridedCopyOverlay(Overlay): s = StreamIn(transfer_size, dtype=dtype, per=num_aie_channels, depth=1) d = StreamOut(transfer_size, dtype=dtype, per=num_aie_channels, depth=1) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - "transfer_size": "tr", - "num_aie_channels": "ch", - } def design(self, target) -> list: from aie.iron import ObjectFifo @@ -91,23 +86,14 @@ class StridedCopy(Operator[StridedCopyOverlay]): in_offset = Scratchpad(np.int32) out_offset = Scratchpad(np.int32) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { - "input_sizes": "isz", - "input_strides": "ist", - "input_offset": "ioff", - "output_sizes": "osz", - "output_strides": "ost", - "output_offset": "ooff", - } @classmethod - def _classic(cls, kwargs): - kwargs.pop("kwargs", None) + def overlay_defaults(cls, kwargs): + """The transfer size is the per-channel share of the copy unless given.""" if kwargs.get("transfer_size") is None: sizes = kwargs.get("input_sizes", ()) channels = kwargs.get("num_aie_channels", 1) kwargs["transfer_size"] = int(np.prod(sizes)) // channels - return super()._classic(kwargs) def uses_value(self, name: str) -> bool: # An offset is patched only when a graph binds a handle to it. diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 53c914143a..1f8d8e5a6b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar, Dict import dataclasses @@ -179,7 +178,6 @@ class Transpose(Operator[TransposeOverlay]): x = In(optional(num_batches), M, N, to=TransposeOverlay.x) y = Out(optional(num_batches), N, M, from_=TransposeOverlay.y) - _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = {"num_batches": "batch"} def compatible(self) -> None: ov = self.ov diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 08140388cd..d0219cf2bc 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -382,13 +382,17 @@ def _record(ov): return log -def test_flm_gemm_classic_construction_reproduces_the_old_defaults(flm): - op = flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=1024) +def test_flm_gemm_keyword_construction_tunes_from_the_device(flm): + # Keyword construction leaves every tunable to the overlay's tuning, + # which reads the device alone; the operator's extent is checked against + # the tuned overlay by compatible(), not folded into its defaults. + assert flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=1024).ov.tile_n is None + op = flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=1024).tuned(_NPU2()) ov = op.ov assert (ov.tile_n, ov.m_chunk, ov.rows, ov.cols, ov.bfp16_b) == (64, 1, 4, 8, True) assert ov.tile_ma == flm._default_l1(64, 128, 9 / 8, 65536, 1)[0] - # K = 512 on NPU2 picks the wider tile, as the old __post_init__ did. - assert flm.GEMM(M=256, K=512, N=1024).tile_n == 128 + # tile_n is tuning, not a function of K: the same on every shape. + assert flm.GEMM(M=256, K=512, N=1024).tuned(_NPU2()).tile_n == 64 assert ( op.config_name == f"FLM_GEMM_tn64_ck128_ma{ov.tile_ma}_mc1_emf_conv_even_npu2" ) @@ -407,7 +411,7 @@ def test_flm_gemm_classic_construction_reproduces_the_old_defaults(flm): "n_units": 2, } with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="multiple of 256"): - flm.GEMM(M=100, K=1024, N=1024) + flm.GEMM(M=100, K=1024, N=1024).tuned(_NPU2()) # M tiles to the array's rows with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="not in epilogue_modes"): flm.GEMM(M=256, K=1024, N=1024, epilogue="gelu", epilogue_modes=("none",)) @@ -423,7 +427,7 @@ def test_flm_gemm_declared_overlay_tunes_from_the_device_only(flm): def test_flm_gemm_unsplit_sequence_issues_c_then_a_then_b_per_block(flm): - op = flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=1024) + op = flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=1024).tuned(_NPU2()) ov = op.ov log = _record(ov) op.design(Sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "B": "dB", "C": "dC"})) @@ -444,7 +448,7 @@ def test_flm_gemm_unsplit_sequence_issues_c_then_a_then_b_per_block(flm): def test_flm_gemm_split_sequence_drains_one_row_block_at_a_time(flm): # N = 10240 puts C's row-block stride past the 20-bit step: c_split. - op = flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=10240) + op = flm.GEMM(M=512, K=1024, N=10240).tuned(_NPU2()) assert op._c_split and not op._a_split ov = op.ov log = _record(ov) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/cases.py b/iron/tests/common/cases.py index 0f00bf4999..01149acd4d 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/cases.py @@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ One matrix, reused: the shapes each operator reads, varied over the shape and dtype decisions it makes, with the tuning knobs at one valid value. -Every case constructs on a device-free host, which is what lets the design -probe (``designs_run.py``) execute every overlay's ``design()`` anywhere. +Every case constructs on a device-free host; ``iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`` +runs the same table through the real lowering, to an instruction stream. """ import numpy as np @@ -54,8 +54,8 @@ M=512, K=256, N=512, - dtype_in="bf16", - dtype_out="f32", + dtype_in=bfloat16, + dtype_out=np.float32, tile_m=32, tile_k=32, tile_n=32, @@ -112,13 +112,13 @@ ( "rms_norm", "RMSNorm", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + [dict(rows=4, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], ), ( "rms_norm", "WeightedRMSNorm", # The weight row sits between the input and the output. - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + [dict(rows=4, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], ), ( "rope", diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index c30d7d9494..ebda9e3ee8 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -383,7 +383,7 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): "Repeat", "GEMV", "ElementwiseMul", - "Softmax", + "DynamicSoftmax", "Transpose", "GEMV", "GEMV", diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py index c240d37ab9..1c2cb54bd6 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ def test_values_become_dispatch_time_kernels_at_each_step(device, tmp_path): type(op).__name__: dispatch.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] for op in net.sequence.unique_operators() } - assert set(streams) == {"Softmax", "StridedCopy"} + assert set(streams) == {"DynamicSoftmax", "StridedCopy"} for name, stream in streams.items(): assert isinstance(stream, DispatchStream), f"{name} has a static stream" assert Path(stream.lib_path).exists(), f"{name}: no dispatch library" From fad3057b59a42cf14c3d1115aa03438b24fc1fca Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 15:05:26 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 111/215] tests: drop the stubbed design probe and the arg-spec pair; collect each file once designs_run.py only ran where the real mlir-aie package was absent (the stub it needs is not in the repo, and the lowering gate runs the same case table for real), so it never ran in CI. The two arg_spec modules pinned one contract, that a spec carries the declared dtype and answers reads/writes/nbytes; that is one test in declare.py now. iron/tests/conftest.py's collector also returned a Module for a file named on the command line, which pytest collects itself as an initial path whatever its name, so every such file ran twice. It now defers to pytest for initial paths. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_dtype.py | 127 -------------- iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py | 55 ------ iron/tests/common/declare.py | 18 ++ iron/tests/common/designs_run.py | 212 ----------------------- iron/tests/conftest.py | 7 +- 5 files changed, 23 insertions(+), 396 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/tests/common/arg_spec_dtype.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/common/designs_run.py diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_dtype.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_dtype.py deleted file mode 100644 index da1e8b74af..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_dtype.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,127 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""``AIERuntimeArgSpec.dtype`` must describe the operator it belongs to. - -``get_arg_spec()`` is the contract every buffer-sizing caller trusts: -``iron.common.test_utils.run_test`` sizes an "out" ``XRTTensor`` off -``spec.dtype`` (``XRTTensor(spec.shape, dtype=spec.dtype)``), and -``OperatorSequence.calculate_buffer_layout`` sizes every dispatch buffer off -``np.dtype(spec.dtype).itemsize``. An operator that declares its own dtype but -never passes it into ``AIERuntimeArgSpec`` silently hands both callers the -dataclass default (bfloat16) instead, so a non-default-dtype user under- or -over-allocates. These tests pin the arg spec to the operator's real dtype -directly, and pin the two callers' byte arithmetic against it -- entirely -device-free, no ``XRTTensor``/``pyxrt`` construction anywhere below. -""" - -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from aie.iron import str_to_dtype - -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence -from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy -from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat -from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM - - -def _bytes_for(shape, dtype): - return int(np.prod(shape) * np.dtype(dtype).itemsize) - - -def test_strided_copy_arg_spec_reports_operator_dtype(): - op = StridedCopy( - input_sizes=[1024], - input_strides=[1], - input_offset=0, - output_sizes=[1024], - output_strides=[1], - output_offset=0, - input_buffer_size=1024, - output_buffer_size=1024, - dtype=np.float32, - ) - in_spec, out_spec = op.get_arg_spec() - assert in_spec.dtype == np.float32 - assert out_spec.dtype == np.float32 - - -def test_repeat_arg_spec_reports_operator_dtype(): - op = Repeat(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, dtype=np.int32) - in_spec, out_spec = op.get_arg_spec() - assert in_spec.dtype == np.int32 - assert out_spec.dtype == np.int32 - - -def test_gemm_arg_spec_reports_operator_dtype(): - op = GEMM( - M=256, - K=64, - N=64, - tile_m=64, - tile_k=64, - tile_n=64, - num_aie_columns=1, - dtype_in="i8", - dtype_out="i32", - ) - a_spec, b_spec, c_spec = op.get_arg_spec() - assert a_spec.dtype == str_to_dtype("i8") - assert b_spec.dtype == str_to_dtype("i8") - assert c_spec.dtype == str_to_dtype("i32") - - -def test_default_dtype_arg_spec_is_unaffected(): - """The bf16-default path every shipped caller uses today must not move.""" - op = StridedCopy( - input_sizes=[64], - input_strides=[1], - input_offset=0, - output_sizes=[64], - output_strides=[1], - output_offset=0, - input_buffer_size=64, - output_buffer_size=64, - ) - in_spec, out_spec = op.get_arg_spec() - assert in_spec.dtype == bfloat16 - assert out_spec.dtype == bfloat16 - - -def test_sequence_calculate_buffer_layout_sizes_off_the_real_dtype(): - """``sequence.py``'s consumer (``sequence.py:399-401``): the byte length it - computes for a dispatch buffer must match what the design actually DMAs, - not a bf16-assumed width.""" - op = GEMM( - M=256, - K=64, - N=64, - tile_m=64, - tile_k=64, - tile_n=64, - num_aie_columns=1, - dtype_in="i8", - dtype_out="i32", - ) - seq = OperatorSequence( - "argspec_probe", - runlist=[(op, "A", "B", "C")], - input_args=["A", "B"], - output_args=["C"], - ) - _, buffer_sizes, _ = seq.calculate_buffer_layout() - _, output_buffer_size, _ = buffer_sizes - assert output_buffer_size == _bytes_for((256, 64), str_to_dtype("i32")) - - -def test_test_utils_xrttensor_sizing_formula_matches_the_real_dtype(): - """``test_utils.py``'s consumer (``test_utils.py:188``, - ``XRTTensor(spec.shape, dtype=spec.dtype)``): replicate the exact byte - formula ``XRTTensor.__init__`` uses (``np.prod(shape) * itemsize(dtype)``) - off the arg spec alone, so the assertion holds without opening a device.""" - op = Repeat(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, dtype=np.int32) - _, out_spec = op.get_arg_spec() - declared_bytes = _bytes_for(out_spec.shape, out_spec.dtype) - actual_bytes = _bytes_for(out_spec.shape, op.dtype) - assert declared_bytes == actual_bytes diff --git a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py b/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py deleted file mode 100644 index 02cd72a818..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/common/arg_spec_vocabulary.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,55 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""``AIERuntimeArgSpec``'s read/write predicates and the shared shape helpers. - -``direction`` is a string, and every caller that wanted to know whether a step -touches a buffer compared it against a set inline. That is fine until -``"inout"`` shows up: it has to answer yes to *both* questions, and a caller -that partitions arguments into inputs and outputs will count it once and place -it wrong. The liveness analysis that memory planning depends on is exactly such -a caller, so the predicates are pinned here rather than left implicit. - -Shapes themselves are declared on each operator (``In``/``Out`` members in -:mod:`iron.common.declare`); only the vocabulary is pinned here. -""" - -import numpy as np -import pytest -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "direction, reads, writes", - [("in", True, False), ("out", False, True), ("inout", True, True)], -) -def test_direction_predicates(direction, reads, writes): - spec = AIERuntimeArgSpec(direction, (16,)) - assert spec.reads is reads - assert spec.writes is writes - - -def test_inout_is_both_not_either(): - """The case the string comparison gets wrong.""" - spec = AIERuntimeArgSpec("inout", (16,)) - assert spec.reads and spec.writes - - -def test_invalid_direction_is_rejected(): - with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Invalid direction"): - AIERuntimeArgSpec("sideways", (16,)) - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "dtype, itemsize", [(bfloat16, 2), (np.float32, 4), (np.int8, 1)] -) -def test_nbytes_follows_dtype(dtype, itemsize): - assert AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (4, 8), dtype=dtype).nbytes() == 4 * 8 * itemsize - - -def test_nbytes_of_a_scalar_shape(): - """An empty shape is one element, not zero bytes.""" - assert AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (), dtype=np.float32).nbytes() == 4 diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index d6651357cb..0740ed2a7c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -285,6 +285,24 @@ def test_arg_spec_compat_view_matches_todays_shapes(): assert specs[0].dtype is bfloat16 +def test_arg_spec_carries_the_declared_dtype_and_answers_reads_writes(): + """The sizing contract: every buffer-sizing caller (sequence layout, + XRTTensor allocation) trusts ``spec.dtype`` and ``spec.nbytes()``; the + liveness analysis trusts ``reads``/``writes``, where ``inout`` is both.""" + from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec + from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat + + in_spec, out_spec = Repeat(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, dtype=np.int32).get_arg_spec() + assert in_spec.dtype == np.int32 and out_spec.dtype == np.int32 + assert out_spec.nbytes() == 8 * 64 * 4 * 4 + assert (in_spec.reads, in_spec.writes) == (True, False) + assert (out_spec.reads, out_spec.writes) == (False, True) + both = AIERuntimeArgSpec("inout", ()) + assert both.reads and both.writes and both.nbytes() == 2 + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Invalid direction"): + AIERuntimeArgSpec("sideways", (16,)) + + def test_instance_values_shadow_dim_refs(): ov = MVOverlay(K=256, num_aie_columns=2) assert ov.K == 256 and ov.num_aie_columns == 2 diff --git a/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py b/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py deleted file mode 100644 index 85a834b79f..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/common/designs_run.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,212 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Every overlay's design() and every operator's sequence execute, device-free. - -The upstream API is stubbed to no-ops, so what runs is IRON's own code: the -fifo and worker construction in each ``design(target)``, the binding of -every stream and resident (the build refuses an unbound one), the preamble -writing every resident, and the sequence issuing its transfers. What it -cannot check is that the calls are what upstream accepts; that is the -toolchain's job. - -With the real mlir-aie package installed the probe is skipped: its fakes -would have to stand in for the runtime the package refuses to run outside -a placed program, and ``iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`` already runs -the same case table through the real one, to an instruction stream. -""" - -import importlib -import importlib.util -from pathlib import Path - -import pytest - -pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( - importlib.util.find_spec("aie._mlir_libs") is not None, - reason="the real mlir-aie package is installed; iron/tests/toolchain covers these cases", -) - -from iron.common.build import build_design -from iron.tests.common.cases import CASES - - -class _Resolved: - def __init__(self, name): - self.name = name - - -class Dev: - def __init__(self, name, cols, arch): - self._name, self.cols, self.arch = name, cols, arch - - def resolve(self): - return _Resolved(self._name) - - -class _TargetModel: - def __init__(self, cols): - self._cols = cols - - def rows(self): - return 6 - - def columns(self): - return self._cols - - def get_num_mem_tile_rows(self): - return 1 - - def get_local_memory_size(self): - return 65536 - - def get_num_bds(self, col, row): - return 16 - - -class ProbeRuntime: - """Holds the sequence; ProbeProgram runs it, as resolve_program does upstream.""" - - def __init__(self, fn, args): - self._fifos = set() - self.fn, self.n_args = fn, len(args) - - -class ProbeProgram: - def __init__(self, dev, rt, workers=None): - self.rt = rt - - def resolve_program(self): - self.rt.fn(*[f"arg{i}" for i in range(self.rt.n_args)]) - return "module" - - -DEVICES = { - "npu2": (Dev("npu2", 8, "aie2p"), 16), - "npu1": (Dev("npu1", 4, "aie2"), 8), -} - - -@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(DEVICES)) -def device(request, monkeypatch): - import aie.iron - import aie.dialects.aie - import aie.utils as aie_utils - import aie.utils.config - - import iron.common.device_utils as du - import iron.common.operator_bases as bases - import iron.common.utils as utils - import iron.operators._kernels as kernels - import iron.operators.rms_norm.op as rms - - dev, limit = DEVICES[request.param] - monkeypatch.setattr(aie.iron, "Runtime", ProbeRuntime, raising=False) - monkeypatch.setattr(aie.iron, "Program", ProbeProgram, raising=False) - monkeypatch.setattr(aie_utils, "get_current_device", lambda: dev, raising=False) - monkeypatch.setattr(du, "resolve_target_arch", lambda d: d.arch) - monkeypatch.setattr(aie.utils.config, "root_path", lambda: "/aie", raising=False) - monkeypatch.setattr(kernels, "runtime_include_dirs", lambda: []) - for module in (utils, bases, rms): - monkeypatch.setattr(module, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda d, limit=limit: limit) - monkeypatch.setattr( - aie.dialects.aie, - "get_target_model", - lambda r: _TargetModel(dev.cols), - raising=False, - ) - monkeypatch.setattr(utils, "get_target_model", lambda r: _TargetModel(dev.cols)) - return dev - - -def _cases(): - for module, cls_name, kwargs_list in CASES: - for i, kwargs in enumerate(kwargs_list): - yield pytest.param(module, cls_name, kwargs, id=f"{cls_name}-{i}") - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("module,cls_name,kwargs", list(_cases())) -def test_design_and_sequence_run(device, module, cls_name, kwargs): - cls = getattr(importlib.import_module(f"iron.operators.{module}.op"), cls_name) - try: - op = cls(**kwargs) - except ValueError as e: - pytest.skip(f"not constructible on {device.resolve().name}: {e}") - try: - build_design(device, Path("/kernels"), op) - except Exception as e: # noqa: BLE001 - from iron.common.declare import Untunable, Incompatible - - if isinstance(e, (Untunable, Incompatible)): - pytest.skip(f"not for {device.resolve().name}: {e}") - raise - - -def test_llama_decode_operators_build_with_their_values(device): - """Every operator the decode graph traced builds: the batched GEMVs and - transpose, the strided copies with a bound offset, the dynamic softmax.""" - import sys - - from iron.common.declare import Incompatible, Untunable - from iron.tests.common.graph import _Config - - if device.resolve().name != "npu2": - pytest.skip("the decode graph is tuned for the 8-column array") - sys.path.insert(0, "iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b") - from decode_graph import DecodeGraph - - cfg = _Config() - traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) - bound = {id(op) for op, _, _ in traced.bindings} - built = 0 - for op in traced.operators: - build_design(device, Path("/kernels"), op) - built += 1 - if id(op) in bound: - # The build works on a tuned copy; the binding must survive it, or - # the sequence silently drops the value (build_design would have - # raised on an offset with no parameter otherwise). - tuned = op.tuned(device) - assert list(tuned.values) + list(tuned.ov.values), op - assert built == len(traced.operators) - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "M,K,N", - [(512, 1024, 1024), (512, 1024, 10240), (256, 512, 512)], - ids=["unsplit", "c_split", "tn128"], -) -def test_flm_gemm_design_and_sequence_run(device, monkeypatch, M, K, N): - """The configuration's array and the shape's sequence, on both paths.""" - import iron.operators.flm.gemm.op as flm - - if device.resolve().name != "npu2": - pytest.skip("flm/gemm's L1 budget is faked for the aie2p B layout") - - class _Arch: - AIE2p = "aie2p" - AIE2 = "aie2" - - monkeypatch.setattr(flm, "AIEArch", _Arch) - monkeypatch.setattr(flm, "get_target_model", lambda d: _TargetModel(device.cols)) - monkeypatch.setattr( - flm.dsg, "get_target_model", lambda d: _TargetModel(device.cols) - ) - op = flm.GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N) - build_design(device, Path("/kernels"), op) - # The configuration-only module the xclbin is built from, at the - # reference shape, builds too. - tuned = op.tuned(device) - rM, rK, rN = tuned._reference_shape - import dataclasses - - reference = dataclasses.replace( - tuned, - M=rM, - K=rK, - N=rN, - epilogue=flm.Epilogue.NONE, - clamp=None, - packed_bytes=None, - ) - build_design(device, Path("/kernels"), reference) diff --git a/iron/tests/conftest.py b/iron/tests/conftest.py index 4a41a844f1..9288fc7bf7 100644 --- a/iron/tests/conftest.py +++ b/iron/tests/conftest.py @@ -19,8 +19,11 @@ def pytest_collect_file(parent, file_path): if file_path.suffix != ".py" or file_path.name in _EXCLUDED_NAMES: return None - # Let the default collector handle files matching the configured patterns - # (e.g. ``test.py``) to avoid double-collection. + # pytest's own collector takes a file that matches ``python_files`` and + # any file named on the command line, whatever its name; collecting + # those here too would collect them twice. + if parent.session.isinitpath(file_path): + return None patterns = parent.config.getini("python_files") if any(fnmatch.fnmatch(file_path.name, pat) for pat in patterns): return None From a334bd84eab9169a082c46385f3f8347fd283b9b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 15:07:51 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 112/215] flm GEMM: tune the overlay on demand for the names and the packing Keyword construction no longer tunes, but the artifact stems and pack_B read fields tuning fills (tile_n, tile_ma, the B block depth) and both are wanted before the build tunes; they now tune a copy for the current device when the overlay is untuned. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/test_utils.py | 71 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 19 +++++++--- 2 files changed, 78 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/test_utils.py b/iron/common/test_utils.py index afda7607f2..1ab8d3a7dc 100644 --- a/iron/common/test_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/test_utils.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from __future__ import annotations +import dataclasses + import numpy as np import torch import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -10,15 +12,70 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from .base import AIEOperatorBase -torch_dtype_map = { - "bf16": torch.bfloat16, - "f32": torch.float32, - "i8": torch.int8, - "ui8": torch.uint8, - "i16": torch.int16, - "i32": torch.int32, +_TORCH_DTYPES = { + bfloat16: torch.bfloat16, + np.float32: torch.float32, + np.int8: torch.int8, + np.uint8: torch.uint8, + np.int16: torch.int16, + np.int32: torch.int32, } + +def torch_dtype(dtype) -> torch.dtype: + """The torch dtype of a numpy scalar type (``ml_dtypes.bfloat16`` included).""" + key = np.dtype(dtype).type + if key not in _TORCH_DTYPES: + raise TypeError(f"no torch dtype for {dtype!r}") + return _TORCH_DTYPES[key] + + +@dataclasses.dataclass +class Golden: + """Test vectors for one operator, keyed by its declared buffer names.""" + + inputs: dict[str, torch.Tensor] + outputs: dict[str, torch.Tensor] + + def __getitem__(self, name: str) -> torch.Tensor: + return self.inputs[name] if name in self.inputs else self.outputs[name] + + +def golden(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Golden: + """Random inputs for ``op``'s declared buffers, and its reference's outputs. + + Each ``In`` buffer, in declaration order, is ``torch.rand`` of its declared + shape and dtype times ``scale`` (``torch.randn`` for the names in + ``normal``, shifted to centre on zero for those in ``centered``), or comes + from ``given``: a tensor as it is, or a shape to draw in place of the + declared one (an operand the sequence packs, such as flm GEMM's B). The + outputs are ``op.reference(*inputs)`` under the declared output names. + """ + unknown = set(given) - {b.name for b in op.inputs} + if unknown: + raise ValueError(f"{type(op).__name__} has no input {sorted(unknown)}") + torch.manual_seed(seed) + inputs = {} + for b in op.inputs: + value = given.get(b.name) + if isinstance(value, torch.Tensor): + inputs[b.name] = value + continue + shape = tuple(b.shape) if value is None else tuple(value) + draw = torch.randn if b.name in normal else torch.rand + t = draw(shape, dtype=torch_dtype(b.dtype)) * scale + if b.name in centered: + t = t - scale / 2 + inputs[b.name] = t + out = op.reference(*inputs.values()) + outs = (out,) if isinstance(out, torch.Tensor) else tuple(out) + names = [b.name for b in op.outputs] + if len(outs) != len(names): + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.reference returned {len(outs)} outputs for {names}" + ) + return Golden(inputs, dict(zip(names, outs))) + # TODO: Consider upstreaming generic buffer utilities to mlir-aie once operator abstractions stabilize. diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index bd670a09cf..3aae79e99a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -637,15 +637,15 @@ class GEMM(Operator[FLMGEMMOverlay]): @property def tile_n(self) -> int: - return self.ov.tile_n + return self._tuned_ov.tile_n @property def tile_ma(self) -> int: - return self.ov.tile_ma + return self._tuned_ov.tile_ma @property def m_chunk(self) -> int: - return self.ov.m_chunk + return self._tuned_ov.m_chunk @property def rounding(self) -> Rounding: @@ -659,10 +659,19 @@ def epilogue_modes(self) -> tuple: def _bfp16_b(self) -> bool: return bool(self.ov.bfp16_b) + @property + def _tuned_ov(self) -> "FLMGEMMOverlay": + """The overlay tuned for the current device, when construction left it untuned. + + The names and the packing read fields tuning fills (tile_n, tile_ma, + the B block depth), and both are wanted before the build tunes.""" + ov = self.ov + return ov if ov._tuned else ov.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) + @property def config_name(self) -> str: """Stem of the artifacts that do not depend on the shape: the xclbin's.""" - return self.ov.config_name(aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name) + return self._tuned_ov.config_name(aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name) @property def name(self) -> str: @@ -1020,7 +1029,7 @@ def pack_B(self, B): consumption order is what makes both B hops linear descriptors. See :mod:`iron.operators.flm.packing`. """ - ov = self.ov + ov = self._tuned_ov return pack_b( B, k_tile=K_TILE, From f2a4630c8d5003ee7e2480206c0207e22c69e544 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 16:09:37 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 113/215] tests: one golden() helper in place of 24 per-operator generators golden(op) draws every declared input in declaration order (rand * 4; normal=, centered= and a scale for the operators that want them; a given tensor or a shape for an operand the sequence packs) and takes the outputs from op.reference(), keyed by the declared names. The operator tests call it and hand the two dicts to run_test. The generators were the same loop written 24 times, each with its own key names and its own reference call, and two of them (gelu, layer_norm) were the only reference those operators had. Every operator now has reference(): AXPY, GELU, LayerNorm, LeakyReLU, MemCopy, Sigmoid, Tanh, Dequant (which unpacks what the kernel unpacks; pack() is its inverse for the test), MHA (causal, GQA by repetition, the padding rows zeroed), and RoPE's covers both methods from the bf16 angle table (angle_table() builds it). apply_rope and the four one-line reference modules are folded away; swiglu's graph-level vectors stay as they were. Proof, host only, against what the old generators produced at the operator tests' regular shapes (the script drew from a worktree of the previous commit): identical: axpy, elementwise add/mul, gelu, sigmoid, tanh, silu, relu, leaky_relu, layer_norm, mem_copy, softmax, repeat, rms_norm (both), transpose (1 and 4 batches), gemm (default, c_col_maj), gemv (1 and 4 batches), flm gemm (none, gelu at 0.5, clamp), mm_prebuilt (same vectors), mha (1 head; 8 heads over 2), dequant (packed input and output), strided_copy (flat; the KV slot), rope's angle table. gemm with b_col_maj: B is drawn in its stored (N, K) layout where the old generator drew (K, N) and transposed, so the matrix differs; the new reference on the old matrix reproduces the old C exactly. rope: the reference works from the bf16 table the device reads, not f32 cos/sin: max |d| = 0.031 against the old output (test tolerance 0.05 relative, 0.5 absolute). mha at a padded length (200 of 256): one element of 16384 differs by one bf16 ulp, the attention kernel's blocking over the padded length. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/test_utils.py | 24 ++- iron/operators/axpy/op.py | 28 +--- iron/operators/axpy/test.py | 12 +- iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 120 +++++---------- iron/operators/dequant/test.py | 24 ++- iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py | 4 +- iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py | 19 --- iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py | 4 +- iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py | 19 --- iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 2 - iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py | 27 ---- iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py | 74 ++++----- iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py | 1 - iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py | 33 ++-- iron/operators/gelu/op.py | 6 +- iron/operators/gelu/reference.py | 13 -- iron/operators/gelu/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 58 ------- iron/operators/gemm/test.py | 37 ++--- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 57 ------- iron/operators/gemv/test.py | 43 ++---- iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py | 12 +- iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py | 18 --- iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py | 21 +-- iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 23 +-- iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py | 12 +- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 93 +++--------- iron/operators/mha/test.py | 21 +-- iron/operators/relu/op.py | 6 +- iron/operators/relu/reference.py | 20 --- iron/operators/relu/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/repeat/op.py | 11 -- iron/operators/repeat/test.py | 11 +- iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 17 --- iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py | 13 +- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 158 ++++++-------------- iron/operators/rope/test.py | 21 +-- iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py | 5 +- iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py | 13 -- iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/silu/op.py | 6 +- iron/operators/silu/reference.py | 18 --- iron/operators/silu/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 17 +-- iron/operators/softmax/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 39 ----- iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py | 13 +- iron/operators/tanh/op.py | 5 +- iron/operators/tanh/reference.py | 13 -- iron/operators/tanh/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 21 --- iron/operators/transpose/test.py | 12 +- 56 files changed, 298 insertions(+), 1026 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/gelu/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/relu/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/silu/reference.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/tanh/reference.py diff --git a/iron/common/test_utils.py b/iron/common/test_utils.py index 1ab8d3a7dc..f8ee19f203 100644 --- a/iron/common/test_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/test_utils.py @@ -46,10 +46,11 @@ def golden(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Golden Each ``In`` buffer, in declaration order, is ``torch.rand`` of its declared shape and dtype times ``scale`` (``torch.randn`` for the names in - ``normal``, shifted to centre on zero for those in ``centered``), or comes - from ``given``: a tensor as it is, or a shape to draw in place of the - declared one (an operand the sequence packs, such as flm GEMM's B). The - outputs are ``op.reference(*inputs)`` under the declared output names. + ``normal``, shifted to centre on zero for those in ``centered``; an + integer buffer draws uniformly on ``[0, scale]``), or comes from + ``given``: a tensor as it is, or a shape to draw in place of the declared + one (an operand the sequence packs, such as flm GEMM's B). The outputs + are ``op.reference(*inputs)`` under the declared output names. """ unknown = set(given) - {b.name for b in op.inputs} if unknown: @@ -62,10 +63,16 @@ def golden(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Golden inputs[b.name] = value continue shape = tuple(b.shape) if value is None else tuple(value) - draw = torch.randn if b.name in normal else torch.rand - t = draw(shape, dtype=torch_dtype(b.dtype)) * scale - if b.name in centered: - t = t - scale / 2 + # A buffer whose dtype follows tuning (flm GEMM's packed B) has none + # until tuned; the unpacked operand a shape override asks for is bf16. + dtype = torch.bfloat16 if b.dtype is None else torch_dtype(b.dtype) + if not dtype.is_floating_point: + t = torch.randint(0, int(scale) + 1, shape, dtype=dtype) + else: + draw = torch.randn if b.name in normal else torch.rand + t = draw(shape, dtype=dtype) * scale + if b.name in centered: + t = t - scale / 2 inputs[b.name] = t out = op.reference(*inputs.values()) outs = (out,) if isinstance(out, torch.Tensor) else tuple(out) @@ -76,6 +83,7 @@ def golden(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Golden ) return Golden(inputs, dict(zip(names, outs))) + # TODO: Consider upstreaming generic buffer utilities to mlir-aie once operator abstractions stabilize. diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py index 290d57f69f..79bbf70a84 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py @@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ import torch from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @operator @@ -34,27 +33,6 @@ def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_a, elem_b, elem_out) -> None: class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator[AXPYOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated aX + Y operator""" - pass - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, scalar=3.0, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - A = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - B = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - s = torch.tensor(scalar, dtype=dtype_torch) - - # Generate golden outputs - C = s * A + B - - return { - "A": A, - "B": B, - "C": C, - } + def reference(self, a, b): + """CPU reference: ``scalar_factor * a + b``.""" + return torch.tensor(self.ov.scalar_factor, dtype=a.dtype) * a + b diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py index 4e94cf1af0..54965c534f 100755 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py @@ -6,8 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.axpy.op import AXPY -from iron.operators.axpy.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test def get_params(): @@ -47,10 +46,6 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_axpy(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, scalar_factor, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - input_length=input_length, scalar=scalar_factor - ) - operator = AXPY( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -59,11 +54,10 @@ def test_axpy(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, scalar_factor, aie_conte context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"x": golden_ref["A"], "y": golden_ref["B"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index 0d617678f5..e46621279a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -171,86 +171,40 @@ def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: "count": self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) // ov.per_tile } - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length, tile_size, group_size): - torch.manual_seed(42) - - if input_length % tile_size != 0: - raise ValueError("Input length must be a multiple of tile size.") - if tile_size % group_size != 0: - raise ValueError("Tile size must be a multiple of group size.") - - num_tiles = input_length // tile_size - num_scale_factors = tile_size // group_size - scale_size = num_scale_factors * 2 # Total bytes (uint8 elements) for scale factors - per_tile_size = tile_size // 2 - per_tile_bytes = ( - scale_size + per_tile_size - ) # Total bytes (uint8 elements) after processing each tile - val_range = 3.75 # Values in [0, 3.75) - - # Generate golden output with uniform distribution between 0 and val_range - # This output will be quantized to be used as the input - A = ( - torch.rand(num_tiles * num_scale_factors, group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - * val_range - ) - - # Generate scale factors in [0.25, 1) for each tile - # The quantized values will thus be within [0,15], which is the range of int4 - # Zero points for each tile are fixed to 0 since the kernel only uses the scale factors - r1, r2 = 1 / val_range, 1 - scales = r1 + (r2 - r1) * torch.rand( - num_tiles * num_scale_factors, dtype=torch.bfloat16 - ) - zero_points = torch.zeros(num_tiles * num_scale_factors, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - - A = torch.quantize_per_channel( - A.to(torch.float32), - scales=scales.to(torch.float32), - zero_points=zero_points.to(torch.float32), - axis=0, - dtype=torch.quint8, - ) - B = torch.dequantize(A) - - # Convert A from a quantized tensor type to regular tensor type for data packing - # We do the data packing here instead of the host to show how the data would need to be - # manipulated from a PyTorch standpoint in order to use the dequant kernel. - A = A.int_repr() - - # Concatenate the bottom four bits of every two elements across the tiles in A to generate - # an 8-bit value (little endian order). This is because there's no native 4-bit datatype in C++. - # At the end of each tile, concatenate the bf16 scale factor, which comes out to two int8 values. - A_concat = torch.zeros(num_tiles, per_tile_bytes, dtype=torch.uint8) - for i in range(num_tiles): - for j in range(num_scale_factors): - for k in range(group_size // 2): - A_concat[i, j * (group_size // 2) + k] = torch.bitwise_or( - torch.bitwise_and(A[i * num_scale_factors + j, 2 * k], 0x0F), - torch.bitwise_and(A[i * num_scale_factors + j, 2 * k + 1], 0x0F) - * 2**4, - ) - for j in range(num_scale_factors): - A_concat[i, per_tile_size + 2 * j] = torch.bitwise_and( - scales[i * num_scale_factors + j].view(torch.uint16), 0xFF - ) - # Extract high byte (bits 15-8) of the bfloat16 bit pattern. - # View as int16 (same width), promote to int32 for bitwise_right_shift - # support, shift right 8, then mask to 8 bits. The & 0xFF also - # handles sign-extension from int32 arithmetic right shift. - A_concat[i, per_tile_size + 2 * j + 1] = torch.bitwise_and( - scales[i * num_scale_factors + j].view(torch.int16).to(torch.int32) - >> 8, - 0xFF, - ) - - return { - "input": A_concat, - "output": B, - } + def pack(self, values, scales): + """Quantize ``values`` (bf16, ``size``) by ``scales`` (bf16, one per + ``group_size``, zero point 0) into the kernel's packed uint8 layout; + the inverse of :meth:`reference`. Values are rounded half to even + and clipped to the int4 range, as ``torch.quantize_per_channel`` does. + """ + tile, group = self.ov.tile_size, self.ov.group_size + if tile is None: + raise ValueError("Dequant.pack needs tile_size (tune the overlay)") + n_tiles, groups = self.size // tile, tile // group + v = values.reshape(n_tiles, groups, group).to(torch.float32) + s = scales.reshape(n_tiles, groups, 1).to(torch.float32) + q = torch.round(v / s).clamp(0, 15).to(torch.uint8) + nibbles = (q[..., 0::2] | (q[..., 1::2] << 4)).reshape(n_tiles, tile // 2) + scale_bytes = scales.reshape(n_tiles, groups).contiguous().view(torch.uint8) + return torch.cat([nibbles, scale_bytes.reshape(n_tiles, -1)], dim=1).reshape(-1) + + def reference(self, x): + """CPU reference: int4 values times their group's bf16 scale, in f32. + + The packed tile is ``tile_size // 2`` bytes of nibbles (element ``2k`` + in the low nibble of byte ``k``, ``2k + 1`` in the high) followed by + one little-endian bf16 scale per ``group_size`` values; the zero point + is 0. Results are exact in f32, as ``torch.dequantize`` gives them. + """ + tile, group = self.ov.tile_size, self.ov.group_size + if tile is None: + raise ValueError("Dequant.reference needs tile_size (tune the overlay)") + n_tiles, groups = self.size // tile, tile // group + packed = x.reshape(n_tiles, tile // 2 + groups * 2) + nibbles = packed[:, : tile // 2].to(torch.int32) + q = torch.stack([nibbles & 0xF, nibbles >> 4], dim=-1).reshape( + n_tiles, groups, group + ) + scales = packed[:, tile // 2 :].reshape(n_tiles, groups, 2).contiguous() + scales = scales.view(torch.bfloat16).to(torch.float32) # (n_tiles, groups, 1) + return (q.to(torch.float32) * scales).reshape(self.size) diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py index 2b2b9ab4dc..357ee0751a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py @@ -3,11 +3,11 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +import torch import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.dequant.op import Dequant -from iron.operators.dequant.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test def get_params(): @@ -56,12 +56,6 @@ def get_params(): def test_dequant( input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, group_size, aie_context ): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - input_length=input_length, - tile_size=tile_size, - group_size=group_size, - ) - operator = Dequant( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -71,13 +65,17 @@ def test_dequant( context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = { - "input": golden_ref["input"].flatten(), - } - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"].flatten()} + # Values in [0, 3.75) with scales in [1/3.75, 1) keep every quantized + # value inside int4's [0, 15]. + torch.manual_seed(42) + values = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.75 + scales = 1 / 3.75 + (1 - 1 / 3.75) * torch.rand( + input_length // group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16 + ) + data = golden(operator, x=operator.pack(values, scales)) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.01, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.01, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py index 8d6ec6c492..c889de14f7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py @@ -19,6 +19,4 @@ class ElementwiseAdd(BinaryElementwiseOperator[ElementwiseAddOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated element-wise addition""" def reference(self, a, b): - from iron.operators.elementwise_add.reference import reference - - return reference(a, b) + return a + b diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index c34089853b..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,19 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def reference(a, b): - """CPU reference: element-wise addition (ground truth).""" - return a + b - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - input_a = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - input_b = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - return {"A": input_a, "B": input_b, "C": reference(input_a, input_b)} diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py index 4414b53036..c6546f62bb 100755 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd -from iron.operators.elementwise_add.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_binary_elementwise_params +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_binary_elementwise_params def get_params(): @@ -25,8 +24,6 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_elementwise_add(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) - operator = ElementwiseAdd( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -34,11 +31,10 @@ def test_elementwise_add(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input1": golden_ref["A"], "input2": golden_ref["B"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py index cc987f6436..926b7fbeff 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py @@ -19,6 +19,4 @@ class ElementwiseMul(BinaryElementwiseOperator[ElementwiseMulOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated element-wise multiplication""" def reference(self, a, b): - from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.reference import reference - - return reference(a, b) + return a * b diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index f27e717f9c..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,19 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def reference(a, b): - """CPU reference: element-wise multiplication (ground truth).""" - return a * b - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - input_a = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - input_b = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - return {"A": input_a, "B": input_b, "C": reference(input_a, input_b)} diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py index 8d2c638b4f..2ea08cd28c 100755 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_binary_elementwise_params +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_binary_elementwise_params def get_params(): @@ -27,8 +26,6 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_elementwise_mul(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) - operator = ElementwiseMul( size=input_length, tile_size=tile_size, @@ -36,11 +33,10 @@ def test_elementwise_mul(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input1": golden_ref["A"], "input2": golden_ref["B"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 3aae79e99a..e7a9017219 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -155,7 +155,6 @@ class FLMGEMMOverlay(Overlay): n_chunks = Resident(np.int32, optional=True) n_units = Resident(np.int32, optional=True) - # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- def validate(self) -> None: @@ -630,7 +629,6 @@ class GEMM(Operator[FLMGEMMOverlay]): ) C = Out(M, N, from_=FLMGEMMOverlay.c) - # -- construction ------------------------------------------------------------ # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py index 24eda2335f..dce2cdd99d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue @@ -56,29 +55,3 @@ def reference(input_a, input_b, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None): out_dtype = input_a.dtype C = torch.matmul(input_a.float(), input_b.float()).to(out_dtype) return apply_epilogue(C, epilogue, clamp) - - -def generate_golden_reference( - M: int, - K: int, - N: int, - dtype="bf16", - seed=42, - epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, - clamp=None, - scale=4.0, -): - """Random A (signed) and B (non-negative), scaled by ``scale``. - - ``scale`` matters for the epilogue tests: the result grows like - ``sqrt(K) * scale**2``, and at the default scale a K=512 product lands - around +-200, where gelu/silu are indistinguishable from the identity (or - from zero). Activation tests pass a smaller scale so the result sits in the - range where the curve is actually interesting. - """ - torch.manual_seed(seed) - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - input_a = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=dtype_torch) * scale - input_b = torch.rand(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) * scale - output = reference(input_a, input_b, epilogue, clamp) - return {"input": input_a, "input_b": input_b, "output": output} diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py index 274061fe56..a7658cd819 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py @@ -25,15 +25,14 @@ _default_l1, ) from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import GEMM -from iron.operators.flm.gemm.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test # Unpacked so the parameter tables below stay column-aligned. NONE, GELU, SILU, SIGMOID = Epilogue CONV_EVEN, FLOOR = Rounding # Activation tests run at a smaller scale so the result lands where the curve -# is not flat. generate_golden_reference grows the result like sqrt(K)*scale**2, +# is not flat. The golden product grows like sqrt(K)*scale**2, # so at the default 4.0 a K=512 product sits around +-200, where gelu and silu # are indistinguishable from the identity. INPUT_SCALE = 4.0 @@ -121,8 +120,21 @@ def get_params(): return params -def check_on_device(operator, golden_ref, K, rounding=CONV_EVEN): - """Run ``operator`` against its golden reference and return run_test's result. +def vectors(operator, scale=4.0): + """Random A (signed) and B (non-negative) at ``scale``, and epilogue(A @ B). + + ``scale`` matters for the epilogue tests: the result grows like + ``sqrt(K) * scale**2``, and at the default scale a K=512 product lands + around +-200, where gelu/silu are indistinguishable from the identity (or + from zero). Activation tests pass a smaller scale so the result sits in the + range where the curve is actually interesting. B is drawn row-major + ``(K, N)``; the operator consumes it packed (see ``GEMM.pack_B``). + """ + return golden(operator, normal=("A",), scale=scale, B=(operator.K, operator.N)) + + +def check_on_device(operator, data, rounding=CONV_EVEN): + """Run ``operator`` against its golden vectors and return run_test's result. Bounds the error absolutely, as a fraction of the accumulated mass K * mean|a| * mean|b|. A relative tolerance cannot work: with signed A the @@ -133,23 +145,16 @@ def check_on_device(operator, golden_ref, K, rounding=CONV_EVEN): while NPU1 accumulates four native bf16 macs in f32 (~20x tighter). floor truncates, so its bias accumulates and gets a looser bound on both. """ - mass = ( - K - * golden_ref["input"].abs().float().mean() - * golden_ref["input_b"].abs().float().mean() - ) + A, B = data["A"], data["B"] + mass = operator.K * A.abs().float().mean() * B.abs().float().mean() if aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name == "npu1": budget = 0.002 if rounding is FLOOR else 0.0002 else: budget = 0.05 if rounding is FLOOR else 0.004 return run_test( operator, - { - "A": golden_ref["input"].flatten(), - # B is consumed pre-packed; see GEMM.pack_B. - "B": operator.pack_B(golden_ref["input_b"]), - }, - {"C": golden_ref["output"].flatten()}, + {"A": A.flatten(), "B": operator.pack_B(B)}, + {"C": data["C"].flatten()}, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=float(budget * mass), ) @@ -163,10 +168,6 @@ def check_on_device(operator, golden_ref, K, rounding=CONV_EVEN): @pytest.mark.parametrize("M,K,N,epilogue,clamp,rounding", get_params()) def test_gemm(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, rounding, aie_context): scale = INPUT_SCALE if epilogue is NONE else ACTIVATION_INPUT_SCALE - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp, scale=scale - ) - operator = GEMM( M=M, K=K, @@ -178,7 +179,7 @@ def test_gemm(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, rounding, aie_context): ) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device( - operator, golden_ref, K, rounding + operator, vectors(operator, scale), rounding ) gflops = (2.0 * M * K * N) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 @@ -218,11 +219,9 @@ def test_gemm_split_leg_bounds_runs(aie_context): despite the size: ~8s against the suite's ~13s. """ M, K, N = 512, 10240, 10240 - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=M, K=K, N=N) - operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context) - errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device(operator, golden_ref, K) + errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device(operator, vectors(operator)) assert not errors, "Test failed" @@ -275,10 +274,11 @@ def tile_option_params(): @pytest.mark.parametrize("M,K,N,tile_n,tile_ma", tile_option_params()) def test_gemm_tile_options(M, K, N, tile_n, tile_ma, aie_context): """Each accepted (tile_n, tile_ma) computes the right answer on hardware.""" - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=M, K=K, N=N, scale=INPUT_SCALE) operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, tile_n=tile_n, tile_ma=tile_ma, context=aie_context) assert operator.tile_n == tile_n and operator.tile_ma == tile_ma - errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device(operator, golden_ref, K) + errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device( + operator, vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE) + ) assert not errors, "Test failed" @@ -316,21 +316,12 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(aie_context): xclbin = None for M, K, N, epilogue in shapes: operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, context=aie_context) - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, scale=4.0 if epilogue == "none" else 0.5 - ) - mass = ( - K - * golden_ref["input"].abs().float().mean() - * golden_ref["input_b"].abs().float().mean() - ) + data = vectors(operator, 4.0 if epilogue == "none" else 0.5) + mass = K * data["A"].abs().float().mean() * data["B"].abs().float().mean() errors, _, _ = run_test( operator, - { - "A": golden_ref["input"].flatten(), - "B": operator.pack_B(golden_ref["input_b"]), - }, - {"C": golden_ref["output"].flatten()}, + {"A": data["A"].flatten(), "B": operator.pack_B(data["B"])}, + {"C": data["C"].flatten()}, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=float(0.004 * mass), ) @@ -357,10 +348,7 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(aie_context): xclbin = None for clamp in bounds: operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=clamp, context=aie_context) - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=clamp, scale=INPUT_SCALE - ) - errors, _, _ = check_on_device(operator, golden_ref, K) + errors, _, _ = check_on_device(operator, vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE)) assert not errors, f"clamp={clamp} produced wrong output" stamp = ( diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py index 10e51b74fc..1dcf84d66e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py @@ -144,7 +144,6 @@ class MMPrebuilt(Operator[MMPrebuiltOverlay]): B = In(K, N, to=MMPrebuiltOverlay.b) C = Out(M, N, from_=MMPrebuiltOverlay.c) - @property def name(self) -> str: """Artifact stem. Prefixed for the same reason as flm.GEMM's.""" diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py index 805a66c783..75a07f1754 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py @@ -19,11 +19,8 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test -from iron.operators.flm.gemm.reference import ( - apply_epilogue, - generate_golden_reference, -) +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test +from iron.operators.flm.gemm.reference import apply_epilogue from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt @@ -62,20 +59,14 @@ ], ) def test_mm_prebuilt(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp - ) - operator = MMPrebuilt( M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp, context=aie_context ) + # B drawn row-major (K, N); the operator consumes it packed (pack_B). + data = golden(operator, normal=("A",), B=(K, N)) - input_buffers = { - "A": golden_ref["input"].flatten(), - # B is consumed pre-packed; see MMPrebuilt.pack_B. - "B": operator.pack_B(golden_ref["input_b"]), - } - output_buffers = {"C": golden_ref["output"].flatten()} + input_buffers = {"A": data["A"].flatten(), "B": operator.pack_B(data["B"])} + output_buffers = {"C": data["C"].flatten()} # The overlay's error is made in the ACCUMULATOR -- it runs in the core's # power-up floor rounding, worth about BUDGET_FLOOR of the accumulated mass @@ -88,11 +79,7 @@ def test_mm_prebuilt(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, aie_context): # no bound over this reference can be both correct and useful -- the # accumulator error alone exceeds their whole output range -- so they are # covered functionally by test_mm_prebuilt_epilogue_matches_accumulator. - mass = float( - K - * golden_ref["input"].abs().float().mean() - * golden_ref["input_b"].abs().float().mean() - ) + mass = float(K * data["A"].abs().float().mean() * data["B"].abs().float().mean()) abs_tol = MAX_SLOPE[epilogue] * BUDGET_FLOOR * mass errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( operator, @@ -134,9 +121,9 @@ def test_mm_prebuilt_epilogue_matches_accumulator(epilogue, clamp, aie_context): # A small input scale keeps the accumulator in the range where these curves # are actually curved; at the default scale the product lands around +-900, # where gelu and silu are indistinguishable from the identity. - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=M, K=K, N=N, scale=0.5) - A = golden_ref["input"] - B = golden_ref["input_b"] + probe = MMPrebuilt(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context) + data = golden(probe, normal=("A",), scale=0.5, B=(K, N)) + A, B = data["A"], data["B"] def run(epi, clm): op = MMPrebuilt(M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epi, clamp=clm, context=aie_context) diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py b/iron/operators/gelu/op.py index b88e351051..2778d15b1d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu/op.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from typing import ClassVar +import torch + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -20,4 +22,6 @@ class GELUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): class GELU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[GELUOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated GELU activation function""" - pass + def reference(self, x): + """CPU reference: the tanh approximation the kernel computes.""" + return torch.nn.functional.gelu(x, approximate="tanh") diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/reference.py b/iron/operators/gelu/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 991d67bab0..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.gelu(input_tensor, approximate="tanh") - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/test.py b/iron/operators/gelu/test.py index d2c7cb4bbc..a9799c9be6 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.gelu.op import GELU -from iron.operators.gelu.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params def get_params(): @@ -30,8 +29,6 @@ def _marks(ext): get_params(), ) def test_gelu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) - operator = GELU( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -40,11 +37,10 @@ def test_gelu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 7f96edcf4e..7bcbfcbd06 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -23,7 +23,6 @@ select, tunable, ) -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map _DTYPES = { "bf16": bfloat16, @@ -104,7 +103,6 @@ class GEMMOverlay(Overlay): k_div_k = Resident(np.int32) # reduction steps per output tile n_tiles = Resident(np.int32) # output tiles per core - # -- derived geometry --------------------------------------------------- @property @@ -868,59 +866,3 @@ def reference(input_a, input_b, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False): if c_col_maj: C = C.T return C - - -def generate_golden_reference( - M: int, - K: int, - N: int, - dtype="bf16", - seed=42, - b_col_maj=False, - c_col_maj=False, - partition_N=1, -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - input_a = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - input_b_full = torch.rand(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - if False: - # The following inputs are useful for debugging; - # the A matrix becomes a matrix where each element encodes its row and column index, - # and the B matrix is an identity matrix. - col_digits = len(str(K - 1)) if K > 0 else 1 - factor = 10 ** (col_digits + 1) - row_indices = torch.arange(M, dtype=torch.int64).unsqueeze(1) - col_indices = torch.arange(K, dtype=torch.int64).unsqueeze(0) - input_a = (row_indices * factor + col_indices).to(dtype=dtype_torch) - input_b_full = torch.zeros(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) - diag_dim = min(K, N) - input_b_full[:diag_dim, :diag_dim] = torch.eye(diag_dim, dtype=dtype_torch) - # Store B in the operator's expected layout, then compute the output via the - # shared reference so the test golden and the operator reference agree. - if b_col_maj: - input_b_full = input_b_full.T - output_full = reference(input_a, input_b_full, b_col_maj, c_col_maj) - - # Create partitioned buffers for B - input_b = [] - for i in range(partition_N): - col_start = i * (N // partition_N) - col_end = (i + 1) * (N // partition_N) - if b_col_maj: - input_b.append(input_b_full[col_start:col_end, :]) - else: - input_b.append(input_b_full[:, col_start:col_end]) - - # Create partitioned buffers for C (output) - output = [] - for i in range(partition_N): - col_start = i * (N // partition_N) - col_end = (i + 1) * (N // partition_N) - if c_col_maj: - output.append(output_full[col_start:col_end, :]) - else: - output.append(output_full[:, col_start:col_end]) - - return {"input": input_a, "input_b": input_b, "output": output} diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py index 254b12c862..3f8087be0f 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py @@ -12,8 +12,7 @@ from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM -from iron.operators.gemm.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, verify_buffer +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, verify_buffer def get_params(): @@ -119,14 +118,6 @@ def test_gemm( ): total_N = N * partition_N - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - M=M, - K=K, - N=total_N, - b_col_maj=b_col_maj, - c_col_maj=c_col_maj, - ) - operator = GEMM( M=M, K=K, @@ -142,16 +133,14 @@ def test_gemm( context=aie_context, ) + # One (M, K) @ (K, total_N) product in the operator's layouts; with + # partitions, each runs its own N columns of it against the same A. + data = golden( + operator, normal=("A",), B=(total_N, K) if b_col_maj else (K, total_N) + ) if partition_N == 1: - input_buffers = { - "A": golden_ref["input"].flatten(), - "B": golden_ref["input_b"][0].flatten(), - } - output_buffers = { - "C": golden_ref["output"][0].flatten(), - } errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.005, abs_tol=0.005 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.005, abs_tol=0.005 ) else: compilable = operator.compile() @@ -159,18 +148,14 @@ def test_gemm( # Convert B_full torch bfloat16 โ†’ numpy bfloat16 for partition_B B_full_np = ( - golden_ref["input_b"][0] - .contiguous() - .view(torch.uint16) - .numpy() - .view(ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + data["B"].contiguous().view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(ml_dtypes.bfloat16) ) # Partition B using the operator method (handles slicing and padding) B_parts = compilable.partition_B(B_full_np, partition_N) # Create A XRTTensor (shared across all partitions) - A_buf = XRTTensor.from_torch(golden_ref["input"].flatten()) + A_buf = XRTTensor.from_torch(data["A"].flatten()) # Allocate per-partition B and C XRTTensors arg_spec = compilable.get_arg_spec() @@ -203,14 +188,14 @@ def test_gemm( C_concat = torch.cat(C_parts_torch, dim=1) # Compare concatenated output to full reference - C_expected = golden_ref["output"][0] + C_expected = data["C"] buf_errors = verify_buffer( C_concat, "C", C_expected, rel_tol=0.005, abs_tol=0.005 ) errors = {"C": buf_errors} if buf_errors else {} # Calculate bandwidth - a_bytes = golden_ref["input"].nelement() * 2 # bf16 = 2 bytes + a_bytes = data["A"].nelement() * 2 # bf16 = 2 bytes b_bytes = sum(p.nbytes for p in B_parts) c_bytes = C_concat.nelement() * 2 total_bytes = a_bytes + b_bytes + c_bytes diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index a9d6c55016..cfc6af9aa8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -60,7 +60,6 @@ class GEMVOverlay(Overlay): b = StreamIn(K, per=num_aie_columns, depth=1) c = StreamOut(tile_size_output, per=num_aie_columns, depth=2) - # Vector widths mv.cc's matvec_vectorized is instantiated at, widest first. # Each is a legal aie::vector width; anything narrower than 16 # is not worth a kernel launch, so a K below 32 is rejected rather than @@ -267,7 +266,6 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): B = In(optional(num_batches), GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.b) # vector C = Out(optional(num_batches), M, from_=GEMVOverlay.c) # output - def compatible(self): ov = self.ov rows = self.M // ov.num_aie_columns @@ -432,61 +430,6 @@ def reference(A, B): return A @ B.reshape(A.shape[-1]) -def generate_golden_reference( - M=128, K=128, seed=42 -): # Defaults are tile-aligned minimums; tests always pass explicit values - """ - Generate golden reference data for GEMV (General Matrix-Vector Multiplication). - - Parameters: - M: Number of rows of matrix A - K: Number of columns of matrix A (equals vector B length) - seed: Random seed - - Returns: - dict: Contains 'A' (matrix), 'B' (vector), 'C' (output vector) - """ - torch.manual_seed(seed) - - # Generate golden inputs - val_range = 4 - A = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - B = torch.randn(K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - - # Generate golden outputs - C = reference(A, B) - - return { - "A": A, - "B": B, - "C": C, - } - - -def generate_golden_reference_batched(M=128, K=128, num_batches=2, seed=42): - """ - Generate golden reference data for a batched GEMV (num_batches independent - matrix-vector products stacked contiguously, matching the GEMV op layout). - - Parameters: - M: Number of rows of each matrix A - K: Number of columns of each matrix A (equals vector B length) - num_batches: Number of independent GEMVs - seed: Random seed - - Returns: - dict: Contains 'A' (matrices), 'B' (vectors), 'C' (output vectors) - """ - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - A = torch.randn(num_batches, M, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - B = torch.randn(num_batches, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - C = torch.empty(num_batches, M, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - for b in range(num_batches): - C[b] = A[b] @ B[b] - return {"A": A, "B": B, "C": C} - - def gelu_tanh_approx(x): """Tanh-approximation GELU, matching aie_kernels/aie2p/gelu.cc. diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py index e0ce599a5c..3065a0c946 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py @@ -5,16 +5,11 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV -from iron.operators.gemv.op import ( - generate_golden_reference, - generate_golden_reference_batched, - gelu_tanh_approx, -) +from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV, gelu_tanh_approx from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir import numpy as np import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test def get_params(): @@ -51,8 +46,6 @@ def get_params(): "M,K,num_aie_columns,tile_size_input,tile_size_output", get_params() ) def test_gemv(M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=M, K=K) - operator = GEMV( M=M, K=K, @@ -61,12 +54,10 @@ def test_gemv(M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, aie_cont tile_size_output=tile_size_output, context=aie_context, ) - - input_buffers = {"matrix": golden_ref["A"].flatten(), "vector": golden_ref["B"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} + data = golden(operator, normal=("A", "B")) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-3 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-3 ) print(f"\nLatency: {latency_us:.1f} us") @@ -110,7 +101,6 @@ def get_batched_params(): def test_gemv_batched( M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, num_batches, aie_context ): - golden = generate_golden_reference_batched(M=M, K=K, num_batches=num_batches) operator = GEMV( M=M, K=K, @@ -120,13 +110,9 @@ def test_gemv_batched( num_batches=num_batches, context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = { - "matrix": golden["A"].flatten(), - "vector": golden["B"].flatten(), - } - output_buffers = {"output": golden["C"].flatten()} + data = golden(operator, normal=("A", "B")) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-3 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-3 ) print(f"\nLatency: {latency_us:.1f} us") @@ -157,12 +143,6 @@ def test_gemv_gelu( if get_kernel_dir() != "aie2p": pytest.skip("gemv gelu epilogue is only available on NPU2 (aie2p)") - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=M, K=K) - c_ref = golden_ref["C"].to(torch.float32).numpy() - c_gelu = torch.from_numpy(gelu_tanh_approx(c_ref).astype(np.float32)).to( - torch.bfloat16 - ) - operator = GEMV( M=M, K=K, @@ -172,9 +152,14 @@ def test_gemv_gelu( epilogue="gelu", context=aie_context, ) - - input_buffers = {"matrix": golden_ref["A"].flatten(), "vector": golden_ref["B"]} - output_buffers = {"output": c_gelu} + # The reference is the plain product; the epilogue is applied here. + data = golden(operator, normal=("A", "B")) + c_ref = data["C"].to(torch.float32).numpy() + c_gelu = torch.from_numpy(gelu_tanh_approx(c_ref).astype(np.float32)).to( + torch.bfloat16 + ) + input_buffers = data.inputs + output_buffers = {"C": c_gelu} errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.06, abs_tol=2e-2 diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py index febfa52813..4d0e4ff634 100644 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py @@ -2,6 +2,8 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 from typing import ClassVar + +import torch from dataclasses import field from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -23,4 +25,12 @@ class LayerNorm(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LayerNormOverlay]): # Hardware trace buffer size; 0 disables tracing. trace_size: int = field(default=0, repr=False, kw_only=True) - pass + def reference(self, x): + """CPU reference: each ``tile_size`` row normalised on its own, no affine.""" + cols = self.ov.tile_size + if cols is None: + raise ValueError("LayerNorm.reference needs tile_size (tune the overlay)") + y = torch.nn.functional.layer_norm( + x.reshape(-1, cols), normalized_shape=(cols,) + ) + return y.reshape(x.shape) diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 86fb5855de..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - # normalized_shape=(cols,) normalizes each row independently over its `cols` elements. - # This matches the AIE kernel behavior, which processes one tile (one row) at a time - # and computes mean and variance per row (no learnable affine parameters). - output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.layer_norm( - input_tensor, normalized_shape=(cols,) - ) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py index 9d85ee8919..94073b9241 100755 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.layer_norm.op import LayerNorm -from iron.operators.layer_norm.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params def get_params(): @@ -32,8 +31,6 @@ def test_layer_norm( rows = input_length // tile_size cols = tile_size - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=rows, cols=cols) - operator = LayerNorm( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -42,11 +39,10 @@ def test_layer_norm( context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.1, abs_tol=0.1 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.1, abs_tol=0.1 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py index 84c1cfb582..946744e92a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @operator @@ -21,7 +20,6 @@ class LeakyReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu_bf16" kernel_object: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu.o" # as the old design named it - # Minimum per-core line length (in bfloat16 elements) required by the # vectorized kernels. They tell the pipeliner a minimum loop-trip count via # AIE_LOOP_MIN_ITERATION_COUNT -- a hard contract under xchesscc -- so that @@ -53,20 +51,5 @@ def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_in, elem_out) -> None: class LeakyReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LeakyReLUOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Leaky ReLU operator""" - pass - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, alpha=0.01, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - - val_range / 2 - ) - output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.leaky_relu(input_tensor, negative_slope=alpha) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + def reference(self, x): + return torch.nn.functional.leaky_relu(x, negative_slope=self.ov.alpha) diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py index e796064929..8f33daf225 100755 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.leaky_relu.op import LeakyReLU -from iron.operators.leaky_relu.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params def get_params(): @@ -36,8 +35,6 @@ def get_params(): def test_leaky_relu( input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, alpha, aie_context ): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length, alpha=alpha) - operator = LeakyReLU( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -47,11 +44,10 @@ def test_leaky_relu( context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator, centered=("x",)) # both signs errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index b517494d0a..0943579532 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -64,7 +64,6 @@ class MemCopyOverlay(Overlay): s = StreamIn(line_size, per=num_cores) d = StreamOut(line_size, per=num_cores) - def tuning(self, dev) -> "MemCopyOverlay": from iron.common.utils import device_columns @@ -253,6 +252,10 @@ def bypass(self) -> bool: def tile_size(self) -> int: return self.ov.tile_size + def reference(self, x): + """CPU reference: the copy.""" + return x.clone() + # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- def design(self, rt): @@ -342,21 +345,3 @@ def padded(verb, slot, buf): for j in range(partial.num_cores_with_full_tiles): rt.drain(d[idx + j], (y, partial.full_taps[j]), wait=True) idx += partial.num_cores_with_full_tiles - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length): - torch.manual_seed(42) - - # Generate random input data - val_range = 4 - A = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - - return { - "input": A, - "output": A.clone(), - } diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py index 685405c5bf..f57f656479 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py @@ -6,8 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.mem_copy.op import MemCopy -from iron.operators.mem_copy.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test def get_params(): @@ -62,8 +61,6 @@ def get_params(): def test_mem_copy( input_length, num_cores, num_channels, bypass, tile_size, aie_context ): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) - operator = MemCopy( size=input_length, num_cores=num_cores, @@ -74,14 +71,13 @@ def test_mem_copy( ) # num_cores >= num_channels is required: each channel must have at least one core assigned - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( # A copy that alters a value is a broken copy, so gate it exactly. operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, + data.inputs, + data.outputs, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 7554dbe81e..7ab9bea951 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -82,7 +82,6 @@ class MHAOverlay(Overlay): s_q = Resident(np.int32) # the unpadded sequence length, for masking s_kv = Resident(np.int32) - # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- def validate(self) -> None: @@ -615,7 +614,6 @@ class MHA(Operator[MHAOverlay]): V = In(num_KV_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, to=MHAOverlay.v) O = Out(num_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, from_=MHAOverlay.o) - # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ @property @@ -698,6 +696,27 @@ def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: "s_kv": self.seq_len, } + def reference(self, Q, K, V): + """CPU reference: causal attention per head, K and V repeated over each + query group. Rows past ``seq_len`` (the padding) come out as zeros; + the real rows never attend to them, causality masks them.""" + groups = self.num_heads // self.num_KV_heads + K = K.repeat_interleave(groups, dim=0) + V = V.repeat_interleave(groups, dim=0) + with sdpa_kernel(SDPBackend.FLASH_ATTENTION): + O = torch.nn.functional.scaled_dot_product_attention( + Q.unsqueeze(0), + K.unsqueeze(0), + V.unsqueeze(0), + dropout_p=0.0, + is_causal=True, + scale=1 / np.sqrt(self.ov.d), + ).squeeze(0) + if self.seq_len < self.seq_pad: + O = O.clone() + O[:, self.seq_len :] = 0 + return O + # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- def design(self, rt): @@ -741,73 +760,3 @@ def pad_to_multiple_of_64(tensor, seq_dim, num_pipeline=1): pad_dims[2 * (tensor.ndim - 1 - seq_dim) + 1] = pad_size return torch.nn.functional.pad(tensor, pad_dims) - - -def generate_golden_reference( - heads=1, - S_q=256, - S_kv=256, - d=256, - num_kv_heads=2, - num_pipeline=1, - seed=42, -): - """ - Generate golden reference data for MHA (Multi-Head Attention). - - Parameters: - heads: Number of query heads - S_q: Sequence length for query (Q) - S_kv: Sequence length for key/value (KV) - d: Embedding dimension per head - num_kv_heads: Number of heads for Key-Value pairs (0 means same as heads) - num_pipeline: Number of pipelines for padding calculation - seed: Random seed - - Returns: - dict: Contains 'Q' (query), 'K' (key), 'V' (value), 'O' (output) - """ - torch.manual_seed(seed) - np.random.seed(seed) - - if num_kv_heads == 0: - num_kv_heads = heads - number_of_groups = heads // num_kv_heads - - val_range = 4 - - Q = torch.rand(heads, S_q, d, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - K = torch.rand(num_kv_heads, S_kv, d, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - V = torch.rand(num_kv_heads, S_kv, d, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - - K_original = K.clone() - V_original = V.clone() - - K = K.repeat_interleave(number_of_groups, dim=0) - V = V.repeat_interleave(number_of_groups, dim=0) - - # MHA from PyTorch - inv_scale = 1 / np.sqrt(K.shape[-1]) - - with sdpa_kernel(SDPBackend.FLASH_ATTENTION): - O = torch.nn.functional.scaled_dot_product_attention( - Q.to(torch.bfloat16).unsqueeze(0), - K.to(torch.bfloat16).unsqueeze(0), - V.to(torch.bfloat16).unsqueeze(0), - dropout_p=0.0, - is_causal=True, - scale=inv_scale, - ).squeeze(0) - - # Pad all tensors to multiple of 64 - Q = pad_to_multiple_of_64(Q, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) - K_original = pad_to_multiple_of_64(K_original, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) - V_original = pad_to_multiple_of_64(V_original, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) - O = pad_to_multiple_of_64(O, seq_dim=1, num_pipeline=num_pipeline) - - return { - "Q": Q, - "K": K_original, - "V": V_original, - "O": O, - } diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/test.py b/iron/operators/mha/test.py index dd7abab2df..74d8b4f1a5 100755 --- a/iron/operators/mha/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/test.py @@ -7,8 +7,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA -from iron.operators.mha.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test def get_params(): @@ -39,15 +38,6 @@ def get_params(): "seq_len,dim,num_heads,num_pipelines,num_kv_heads", get_params() ) def test_mha(seq_len, dim, num_heads, num_pipelines, num_kv_heads, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - S_q=seq_len, - S_kv=seq_len, - d=dim, - heads=num_heads, - num_kv_heads=num_kv_heads, - num_pipeline=num_pipelines, - ) - operator = MHA( num_heads=num_heads, seq_len=seq_len, @@ -57,15 +47,10 @@ def test_mha(seq_len, dim, num_heads, num_pipelines, num_kv_heads, aie_context): context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = { - "Q": golden_ref["Q"].flatten(), - "K": golden_ref["K"].flatten(), - "V": golden_ref["V"].flatten(), - } - output_buffers = {"O": golden_ref["O"].flatten()} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=4.0e-2, abs_tol=1.5e-1 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=4.0e-2, abs_tol=1.5e-1 ) error_threshold = 0.005 diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/op.py b/iron/operators/relu/op.py index 66e84e3d4b..78b98351e8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu/op.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from typing import ClassVar +import torch + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -19,6 +21,4 @@ class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[ReLUOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated ReLU activation function""" def reference(self, x): - from iron.operators.relu.reference import reference - - return reference(x) + return torch.nn.functional.relu(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/reference.py b/iron/operators/relu/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 2494ab6042..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/relu/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,20 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def reference(x): - return torch.nn.functional.relu(x) - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - - val_range / 2 - ) - output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.relu(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/test.py b/iron/operators/relu/test.py index 6c9628334c..d4a3213b02 100755 --- a/iron/operators/relu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.relu.op import ReLU -from iron.operators.relu.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params def get_params(): @@ -27,8 +26,6 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_relu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) - operator = ReLU( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -37,11 +34,10 @@ def test_relu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator, centered=("x",)) # both signs errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py index 3792b48015..712ba41122 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py @@ -21,7 +21,6 @@ ) from iron.common.tiling import Access, granule_elements from iron.common.utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @operator @@ -40,7 +39,6 @@ class RepeatOverlay(Overlay): s = StreamIn(transfer_size, dtype=dtype) d = StreamOut(transfer_size, dtype=dtype) - def tuning(self, dev) -> "RepeatOverlay": return dataclasses.replace(self, transfer_size=self.transfer_size or self.cols) @@ -68,7 +66,6 @@ class Repeat(Operator[RepeatOverlay]): out_rows, RepeatOverlay.cols, dtype=RepeatOverlay.dtype, from_=RepeatOverlay.d ) - @property def dtype(self): return self.ov.dtype @@ -149,11 +146,3 @@ def reference(self, x): def reference(x, repeat): """CPU reference: repeat-interleave along the leading dimension (ground truth).""" return x.repeat_interleave(repeat, dim=0) - - -def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, repeat: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, repeat) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py b/iron/operators/repeat/test.py index fb15c88971..0c7ca0004e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat -from iron.operators.repeat.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test def get_params(): @@ -38,8 +37,6 @@ def test_repeat(rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size, aie_context): is the whole failure mode here, since the only caller uses this to expand KV groups to attention heads and a misrouted group is numerically plausible. """ - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=rows, cols=cols, repeat=repeat) - operator = Repeat( rows=rows, cols=cols, @@ -48,10 +45,12 @@ def test_repeat(rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size, aie_context): context=aie_context, ) + data = golden(operator) + errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( operator, - {"input": golden_ref["input"]}, - {"output": golden_ref["output"]}, + data.inputs, + data.outputs, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index 473cac9481..309d73083a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.utils import device_columns, get_shim_dma_limit -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map _I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] @@ -48,7 +47,6 @@ class RMSNormOverlay(Overlay): y = StreamOut(per_tile, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) count = Resident(np.int32) - def tuning(self, dev) -> "RMSNormOverlay": cols = self.num_aie_columns if dev is not None: @@ -340,18 +338,3 @@ def reference(x, w=None, weighted=False, eps=1e-5): if weighted: out = out * w return out - - -def generate_golden_reference( - rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42, weighted=False, eps=1e-5 -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - if weighted: - weights = torch.rand(cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, weights, weighted=True, eps=eps) - return {"input": input_tensor, "weight": weights, "output": output_tensor} - else: - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, eps=eps) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py index adee70ac4a..44d2c46da2 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py @@ -6,8 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm -from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit @@ -74,9 +73,6 @@ def test_rms_norm( input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, weighted, aie_context ): rows = input_length // tile_size - cols = tile_size - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=rows, cols=cols, weighted=weighted) - operator = (WeightedRMSNorm if weighted else RMSNorm)( rows=rows, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -85,13 +81,10 @@ def test_rms_norm( context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input1": golden_ref["input"]} - if weighted: - input_buffers["weight"] = golden_ref["weight"] - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 04a7028d36..a494385f78 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -44,7 +44,6 @@ class RoPEOverlay(Overlay): lut_rows = Resident(np.int32) # angle rows each core consumes rows_per_lut = Resident(np.int32) # input rows per angle row - def validate(self) -> None: if not (self.cols % 32 == 0 and self.cols >= 32): raise ValueError("cols must be multiple of 32 and >= 32") @@ -119,7 +118,6 @@ class RoPE(Operator[RoPEOverlay]): angles = In(angle_rows, RoPEOverlay.cols, to=RoPEOverlay.lut) y = Out(rows, RoPEOverlay.cols, from_=RoPEOverlay.y) - def validate(self) -> None: if self.angle_rows is None: self.angle_rows = self.rows @@ -227,69 +225,47 @@ def compute_rope_params( return cos, sin -def apply_rope(x, cos, sin, method_type=0): - """Apply rotary position embedding to input tensor.""" - if method_type == 0: # For the two-halves method used in HF transformers - # x: (n_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - n_heads, seq_len, head_dim = x.shape - assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Head dimension must be even" - - # Split x into first half and second half - x1 = x[..., : head_dim // 2] # First half - x2 = x[..., head_dim // 2 :] # Second half - - # Adjust sin and cos shapes - cos = cos[:seq_len, :] # Shape: (seq_len, head_dim / 2) - sin = sin[:seq_len, :] - - # Apply the rotary transformation - x_rotated = torch.empty_like(x) - x_rotated[..., : head_dim // 2] = (x1 * cos) + (-x2 * sin) - x_rotated[..., head_dim // 2 :] = (x2 * cos) + (x1 * sin) - - # It's ok to use lower-precision after applying cos and sin rotation - return x_rotated.to(dtype=x.dtype) - elif method_type == 1: # For the interleaved method used in the Llama paper - # x: (n_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - n_heads, seq_len, head_dim = x.shape - assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Head dimension must be even" - - # Split x into even and odd columns - x_even = x[..., ::2] # Even columns - x_odd = x[..., 1::2] # Odd columns - - # Adjust sin and cos shapes - cos = cos[:seq_len, :] # Shape: (seq_len, head_dim / 2) - sin = sin[:seq_len, :] - - # Apply the rotary transformation and interleave the even and odd outputs - x_rotated = torch.empty_like(x) - x_rotated[..., ::2] = (x_even * cos) - (x_odd * sin) - x_rotated[..., 1::2] = (x_even * sin) + (x_odd * cos) - - # It's ok to use lower-precision after applying cos and sin rotation - return x_rotated.to(dtype=x.dtype) - else: - raise ValueError("Invalid method_type. Must be 0 or 1.") +LLAMA3_FREQ_CONFIG = { + "factor": 32.0, + "low_freq_factor": 1.0, + "high_freq_factor": 4.0, + "original_context_length": 8192, +} + + +def angle_table( + rows, cols, method_type=0, theta_base=500000.0, freq_config=LLAMA3_FREQ_CONFIG +): + """The ``angles`` buffer for ``rows`` positions: bf16 ``[cos, sin, ...]`` + pairs along each row, the table the device kernel reads (Llama 3's + frequency scaling by default).""" + cos, sin = compute_rope_params( + head_dim=cols, + theta_base=theta_base, + context_length=rows, + method_type=method_type, + freq_config=freq_config, + ) + table = torch.zeros((rows, cols), dtype=torch.bfloat16) + table[:, ::2] = cos[:, : cols // 2] + table[:, 1::2] = sin[:, : cols // 2] + return table def reference(x, angles, method_type=0, rows=None, cols=None): """CPU reference for RoPE from the operator's packed ``angles`` buffer. ``angles`` holds interleaved [cos, sin, cos, sin, ...] pairs along the last - dim (length ``cols``). Only ``method_type == 0`` (TWO_HALVES) is supported - here; the golden-data generator uses :func:`apply_rope`, which additionally - supports the interleaved method and works from the full-precision cos/sin - tables. ``angles`` may have fewer rows than ``x``; in that case each angle - row is repeated for ``rows / angles.shape[0]`` *consecutive* rows of ``x``, - matching the device kernel (design.py's ``core_body`` acquires one angle - row and applies it to that many consecutive input rows before moving on). + dim (length ``cols``), the bf16 table the device reads. ``method_type`` 0 + rotates the two halves of a row, 1 rotates even/odd pairs (the Llama + paper's interleaving). ``angles`` may have fewer rows than ``x``; in that + case each angle row is repeated for ``rows / angles.shape[0]`` + *consecutive* rows of ``x``, matching the device kernel (design.py's + ``core_body`` acquires one angle row and applies it to that many + consecutive input rows before moving on). """ - if method_type != 0: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"RoPE reference only supports method_type=0 (TWO_HALVES), " - f"got {method_type}" - ) + if method_type not in (0, 1): + raise ValueError(f"method_type must be 0 or 1, got {method_type}") if cols is None: cols = x.shape[-1] if rows is None: @@ -306,62 +282,14 @@ def reference(x, angles, method_type=0, rows=None, cols=None): cos = cos[:rows] sin = sin[:rows] x32 = x.to(torch.float32) - x1, x2 = x32[..., :half], x32[..., half:] + if method_type == 1: + x1, x2 = x32[..., 0::2], x32[..., 1::2] + else: + x1, x2 = x32[..., :half], x32[..., half:] y1 = x1 * cos - x2 * sin y2 = x2 * cos + x1 * sin - return torch.cat([y1, y2], dim=-1).to(torch.bfloat16) - - -def generate_golden_reference( - rows=4096, - cols=64, - context_len=131072, - method_type=0, - rope_theta_base=500000.0, - rope_freq_factor=32.0, - rope_freq_low_factor=1.0, - rope_freq_high_factor=4.0, - rope_freq_orig_ctx_len=8192, - seed=42, -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - - # Generate golden inputs - freq_config = { - "factor": rope_freq_factor, - "low_freq_factor": rope_freq_low_factor, - "high_freq_factor": rope_freq_high_factor, - "original_context_length": rope_freq_orig_ctx_len, - } - cos, sin = compute_rope_params( - head_dim=cols, - theta_base=rope_theta_base, - context_length=context_len, - method_type=method_type, - freq_config=freq_config, - ) - val_range = 4 - # Head count is inferred from rows and context_len. This logic assumes rows is either - # smaller than context_len (1 head, seq_len == rows) or an exact multiple of context_len - # (n_heads == rows // context_len). - if context_len < rows and rows % context_len != 0: - raise ValueError( - f"rows ({rows}) must be a multiple of context_len ({context_len}) when rows > context_len" - ) - n_heads = rows // context_len if context_len < rows else 1 - seq_len = rows // n_heads - A = torch.rand(n_heads, seq_len, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - - # Create the lut by interleaving cos and sin - B = torch.zeros((seq_len, cols), dtype=torch.bfloat16) - B[:, ::2] = cos[:seq_len, : cols // 2] - B[:, 1::2] = sin[:seq_len, : cols // 2] - - # Generate golden outputs - C = apply_rope(A, cos, sin, method_type) - - return { - "A": A, - "B": B, - "C": C, - } + if method_type == 1: + y = torch.stack([y1, y2], dim=-1).reshape(x.shape) + else: + y = torch.cat([y1, y2], dim=-1) + return y.to(torch.bfloat16) diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/test.py b/iron/operators/rope/test.py index 85e4545ed6..d90778bd64 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rope/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/test.py @@ -4,9 +4,8 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE -from iron.operators.rope.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE, angle_table +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test def get_params(): @@ -61,10 +60,6 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_rope(rows, cols, angle_rows, aie_columns, method_type, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - rows=rows, cols=cols, context_len=angle_rows, method_type=method_type - ) - operator = RoPE( rows=rows, cols=cols, @@ -74,16 +69,12 @@ def test_rope(rows, cols, angle_rows, aie_columns, method_type, aie_context): context=aie_context, ) - # golden reference produces tensors of shape (n_heads, seq_len, cols); - # NPU design expects (seq_len, n_heads, cols), so we transpose inputs/outputs - input_buffers = { - "in": golden_ref["A"].transpose(0, 1).contiguous(), - "angles": golden_ref["B"], - } - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"].transpose(0, 1).contiguous()} + # One angle row per position, applied to rows // angle_rows consecutive + # rows of x (the heads of one position, in the design's layout). + data = golden(operator, angles=angle_table(angle_rows, cols, method_type)) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=0.5 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=0.5 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py index 3c1afea816..e9895d97a4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from typing import ClassVar +import torch + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -19,4 +21,5 @@ class SigmoidOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): class Sigmoid(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SigmoidOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Sigmoid activation function""" - pass + def reference(self, x): + return torch.sigmoid(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 753ee806c6..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = torch.sigmoid(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py index d3723a4a57..fed590fba5 100755 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.sigmoid.op import Sigmoid -from iron.operators.sigmoid.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params def get_params(): @@ -27,8 +26,6 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_sigmoid(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) - operator = Sigmoid( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -37,11 +34,10 @@ def test_sigmoid(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_con context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/op.py b/iron/operators/silu/op.py index ab1a999f5a..06514d154e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu/op.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from typing import ClassVar +import torch + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator, tunable @@ -23,6 +25,4 @@ class SiLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SiLUOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated SiLU activation function""" def reference(self, x): - from iron.operators.silu.reference import reference - - return reference(x) + return torch.nn.functional.silu(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/reference.py b/iron/operators/silu/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 87b78140bb..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/silu/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def reference(x): - """CPU reference: SiLU activation (ground truth).""" - return torch.nn.functional.silu(x) - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/test.py b/iron/operators/silu/test.py index bb989315bc..f3a3627d09 100755 --- a/iron/operators/silu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU -from iron.operators.silu.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params def get_params(): @@ -27,8 +26,6 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_silu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) - operator = SiLU( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -36,11 +33,10 @@ def test_silu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index e0c00dc611..d14d21e4a6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.device_utils import lut_sources -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @operator @@ -217,7 +216,6 @@ def reference(self, x, vector_size=None): return reference(x.reshape(self.rows, self.cols), int(vector_size)) - @operator class DynamicSoftmax(Softmax, Operator[DynamicSoftmaxOverlay]): """Softmax whose valid row length is a per-call value: ``Softmax(x, @@ -226,6 +224,7 @@ class DynamicSoftmax(Softmax, Operator[DynamicSoftmaxOverlay]): x = In(Softmax.rows, SoftmaxOverlay.cols, to=SoftmaxOverlay.x) y = Out(Softmax.rows, SoftmaxOverlay.cols, from_=SoftmaxOverlay.y) + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The CPU reference this operator is checked against. # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -243,17 +242,3 @@ def reference(x, vector_size=None): x = x.clone() x[..., vector_size:] = torch.finfo(x.dtype).min return torch.softmax(x, dim=-1) - - -def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - """ - Generate golden reference data for softmax. - - Returns: - dict: Dictionary with tensors for inputs and outputs - """ - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py b/iron/operators/softmax/test.py index 7a859b35f9..d29086e111 100755 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/test.py @@ -6,8 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax -from iron.operators.softmax.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test def get_optimal_columns_channels(input_length, tile_size, max_columns): @@ -64,8 +63,6 @@ def test_softmax(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_con rows = input_length // tile_size cols = tile_size - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=rows, cols=cols) - operator = Softmax( rows=rows, cols=cols, @@ -74,11 +71,10 @@ def test_softmax(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_con context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"in": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index 1436b5e12d..cca8e8fa60 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -21,7 +21,6 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.tiling import Access -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @operator @@ -43,7 +42,6 @@ class StridedCopyOverlay(Overlay): s = StreamIn(transfer_size, dtype=dtype, per=num_aie_channels, depth=1) d = StreamOut(transfer_size, dtype=dtype, per=num_aie_channels, depth=1) - def design(self, target) -> list: from aie.iron import ObjectFifo @@ -86,7 +84,6 @@ class StridedCopy(Operator[StridedCopyOverlay]): in_offset = Scratchpad(np.int32) out_offset = Scratchpad(np.int32) - @classmethod def overlay_defaults(cls, kwargs): """The transfer size is the per-channel share of the copy unless given.""" @@ -291,39 +288,3 @@ def reference( ) out[dst_c] = input_flat[src_c] return out - - -def generate_golden_reference( - input_buffer_size, - input_sizes, - input_strides, - input_offset, - output_buffer_size, - output_sizes, - output_strides, - output_offset, - num_aie_channels=1, - input_offset_addend=0, - output_offset_addend=0, - dtype="bf16", - seed=42, -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(int(input_buffer_size), dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - ) - output_tensor = reference( - input_tensor, - input_sizes, - input_strides, - input_offset, - output_buffer_size, - output_sizes, - output_strides, - output_offset, - num_aie_channels=num_aie_channels, - input_offset_addend=input_offset_addend, - output_offset_addend=output_offset_addend, - ) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py index 8cb80633d3..431cab8808 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy -from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test # Llama's KV-cache write, shrunk: the cache is (n_kv_groups, seq, head_dim) and one # token's keys land in slot t of every group. SEQ is 128 rather than the real 2048 to @@ -74,17 +73,13 @@ def get_params(): @pytest.mark.parametrize("kwargs", get_params()) def test_strided_copy(kwargs, aie_context): """StridedCopy moves data and computes nothing, so the gate is exact equality.""" - # transfer_size only sizes the ObjectFifo; it does not move the data anywhere else, - # so the golden is computed without it. - golden_kwargs = {k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if k != "transfer_size"} - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(**golden_kwargs) - operator = StridedCopy(**kwargs, context=aie_context) + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( operator, - {"input": golden_ref["input"]}, - {"output": golden_ref["output"]}, + data.inputs, + data.outputs, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py b/iron/operators/tanh/op.py index 60d75d4006..24da62ac5c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh/op.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from typing import ClassVar +import torch + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -19,4 +21,5 @@ class TanhOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): class Tanh(ChanneledUnaryOperator[TanhOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Tanh activation function""" - pass + def reference(self, x): + return torch.tanh(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/reference.py b/iron/operators/tanh/reference.py deleted file mode 100644 index 17e591ca61..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/reference.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - - -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = torch.tanh(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/test.py b/iron/operators/tanh/test.py index 6337b5484a..2327cde049 100755 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.tanh.op import Tanh -from iron.operators.tanh.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params def get_params(): @@ -27,8 +26,6 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_tanh(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) - operator = Tanh( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, @@ -37,11 +34,10 @@ def test_tanh(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 1f8d8e5a6b..5e4ab10bf7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -24,7 +24,6 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.tiling import Access -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map @operator @@ -178,7 +177,6 @@ class Transpose(Operator[TransposeOverlay]): x = In(optional(num_batches), M, N, to=TransposeOverlay.x) y = Out(optional(num_batches), N, M, from_=TransposeOverlay.y) - def compatible(self) -> None: ov = self.ov if self.M % ov.m != 0: @@ -253,22 +251,3 @@ def reference(x): """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an ``(rows, cols)`` matrix (ground truth); of each matrix when a batch dimension leads.""" return torch.transpose(x, -2, -1) - - -def generate_golden_reference( - rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42, num_batches=1 -): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - # num_batches>1: B independent (rows,cols) matrices laid back-to-back; each is - # transposed independently and the results concatenated in the same order. - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(num_batches, rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - ) - output_tensor = torch.stack( - [reference(input_tensor[b]) for b in range(num_batches)] - ) - # drop batch dimension if num_batches == 1 - input_tensor = torch.squeeze(input_tensor, 0) - output_tensor = torch.squeeze(output_tensor, 0) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py b/iron/operators/transpose/test.py index 0bba2a6d54..9e48bfe509 100755 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/test.py @@ -6,8 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.transpose.op import Transpose -from iron.operators.transpose.op import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test def get_params(): @@ -79,8 +78,6 @@ def get_params(): ) @pytest.mark.parametrize("M,N,aie_columns,channels,m,n,s,num_batches", get_params()) def test_transpose(M, N, aie_columns, channels, m, n, s, num_batches, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=M, cols=N, num_batches=num_batches) - operator = Transpose( M=M, N=N, @@ -93,15 +90,14 @@ def test_transpose(M, N, aie_columns, channels, m, n, s, num_batches, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} + data = golden(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( # A transpose is a permutation. Any tolerance here also accepts some class of # wrong permutation, so gate it exactly. operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, + data.inputs, + data.outputs, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0, ) From 0ea5514caafb46af8e65aa25c8eac9665145e515 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 16:15:38 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 114/215] toolchain tests: build the swiglu graph through compile(), once per image full_elf.py and xclbin.py built the swiglu decode graph through the sequence and compile.py built it again through GraphFunction.compile to check the ahead-of-time surface (plan, image suffix, no runtime until the first call). The two gates now go through compile() themselves and carry those assertions on their own builds; compile.py is gone and the suite builds the graph two fewer times. Docs follow the reference and golden changes: an operator's reference() is its CPU reference, and tests draw their vectors with golden(op). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 14 ++++-- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 25 ++++++++++- README.md | 6 +-- iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py | 76 -------------------------------- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 21 +++++++-- iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py | 31 ++++++++----- 6 files changed, 75 insertions(+), 98 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 452af8b1d4..1809e9d850 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -136,8 +136,12 @@ reuse lint runtime sequence is not the derived one. Foreign overlays (a downloaded xclbin) declare an `Xclbin` attribute and pinned streams instead of `design()`. - - `reference.py`: CPU reference implementation for validation - - `test.py`: End-to-end test (build, run, verify against reference) + - The operator's `reference(*inputs)` is the CPU reference the tests + and the graph reference run; `golden(op)` in `iron/common/test_utils` + draws random inputs for its declared buffers and takes the outputs + from it. + - `test.py`: End-to-end test (build, run `golden(op)` through + `run_test`, verify) 2. **AIE Kernels** ([mlir-aie `aie_kernels/`](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels)) - Architecture-specific C++ compute kernels, sourced from the installed @@ -288,10 +292,12 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute - Choose appropriate directory: `generic/`, `aie2/`, or `aie2p/` - Use AIE API for portable vectorization when possible - Add `event0()` and `event1()` for performance profiling -5. Implement `reference.py` with CPU reference +5. Give the operator a `reference(*inputs)` (torch, on the declared shapes) 6. Implement `test.py` with pytest tests - Use `@pytest.mark.extensive` for slower/larger tests - - Use `verify_buffer()` from `iron.common.test_utils` + - `data = golden(op)` then `run_test(op, data.inputs, data.outputs, ...)` + from `iron.common.test_utils`; `normal=`, `centered=`, `scale=` and a + given tensor or shape per input cover operators that want other draws 7. Register operator in `iron/operators/__init__.py` ## Graph Functions diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index bc7cf0c32b..472b879b74 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -936,7 +936,7 @@ instruction stream against its foreign overlay (and the download of the image itself, which this session's network allowed), and a plain operator's `compile()` on npu1. All pass. -`iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py` then runs the packaging surface end +`iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` and `xclbin.py` then run the packaging surface end to end: `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` on the swiglu decode graph derives `elf`/fused on npu2 and `xclbin`/separate at `each_step` on npu1, builds the sequence and links the image, and stops there. @@ -1043,7 +1043,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | full ELF (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` | โ€” | swiglu decode and the scaled decode graph build to fused ELFs; the parameter table names both bound values; the real-size decode graph builds too (13.3 MB) | **needs a device**: loading, `params.write`, numbers | | xclbin (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py`, `patches/` | โ€” | separate dispatch on both devices, one kernel per design; flm/gemm's two compiles; mm_prebuilt's instructions and image; a plain operator on npu1 | **needs a device**: running the chain | | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | -| ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py`, `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | +| ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py`, `xclbin.py` (the swiglu graph goes through `compile()`), `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt; the S1 and S4 build tests went to the shelved branch with what was built on them | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | | the dispatch hierarchy (step 5, acceptance 1) | `sequence.py` | โ€” | `AutoDispatch` is gone: a graph never names a dispatch (`packaging.plan` derives the instance from device, values and boundaries), and a hand-written sequence that names none gets `platform_default`. What remains are the image builders (`fused`, `separate`, `chunked`) and the two harness modes (`reference`, `compare`) the operator and infrastructure tests drive by name; deleting those would remove the hand-written-runlist API those device tests stand on, so they stay as the plan's builders | **needs a device**: the infrastructure tests that name them | | dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device; at Llama 3.2 1B's real size it is 386 steps on 19 kernels, two of them dispatch-time, in under a minute | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | @@ -1189,6 +1189,27 @@ the extent by `compatible()` rather than silently reduced to 1. The llama prefill and the rms_norm operator test construct in the new spelling. +**The tests were cut to what is checked.** The stubbed design probe +(`designs_run.py`) never ran where the real package is installed, so it +is gone; the two arg-spec modules are one test in `declare.py`; a file +named on the command line collected twice (pytest collects an initial +path itself, whatever its name) and now collects once. The 24 +`generate_golden_reference` functions are one `golden(op)` in +`iron/common/test_utils.py`, drawing every declared input in declaration +order and taking the outputs from `op.reference()`, which every operator +now has (gelu and layer_norm had none beyond their generator; dequant's +unpacks what the kernel unpacks; MHA's is causal attention with the +padding rows zeroed; RoPE's reads the bf16 angle table for both methods). +The host proof against a worktree of the previous commit: identical +vectors for every operator at the tests' regular shapes, except that a +column-major GEMM B is now drawn in its stored layout (the reference on +the old matrix reproduces the old C exactly), RoPE's output differs from +the f32 cos/sin one by at most 0.031 (the table the device reads), and +MHA at a padded length differs in one element by one bf16 ulp. The +toolchain gate builds the swiglu graph twice fewer: the ELF and the +xclbin-chain tests go through `compile()` and carry the ahead-of-time +assertions the separate `compile.py` made on their own builds. + What to run first on a device, in order: `pytest iron/tests/toolchain` (it is what the lowering environment already passes; a device changes nothing there), `pytest iron/tests/infrastructure` (the three ported diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 92f188f9dd..bd3ffb61f0 100755 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -134,8 +134,8 @@ If starting from `Ubuntu 24.04` you may need to update the Linux kernel to 6.11+ All available operators can be found in `iron/operators`. These each contain: - `op.py`: The operator, declared as two classes (see `iron/common/declare.py` and `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md`). The **overlay** is what configures the NPU array: its tunables, the streams into and out of the array in tile units, the values the cores read, and `design()`, which builds the array with ObjectFIFOs and Workers around a C++ kernel from the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels). The **operator** is the host side: its buffers declared by shape against the overlay's streams, and the runtime sequence, which the library derives from that declaration or the operator writes by hand. One overlay serves every extent, so one build of the array serves many shapes. -- `reference.py`: A reference CPU implementation to validate the correctness of the NPU implementation. -- `test.py`: An end-to-end test that instantiates and builds the operator, runs it and verifies its outputs against the reference. +- The operator's `reference()` method: the CPU implementation the NPU result is checked against, on the declared shapes. +- `test.py`: An end-to-end test that instantiates and builds the operator, runs it on random inputs for its declared buffers (`golden(op)` in `iron/common/test_utils`) and verifies its outputs against the reference. Operators compose into graph functions: a Python function called on handles, traced once for its shapes, compiled to one image and called per token (`iron.graph`, see `iron/common/graph.py`; `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py` is the worked example). @@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ See [iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/README.md](./iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/ IRON uses a three-layer architecture: 1. **Operators** (`iron/operators/`): High-level Python API for NPU operations - - Each operator has: `op.py` (the declared overlay and operator, with the array's design), `reference.py` (CPU reference), `test.py` (validation) + - Each operator has: `op.py` (the declared overlay and operator, with the array's design and the CPU reference), `test.py` (validation) 2. **AIE Kernels** ([mlir-aie `aie_kernels/`](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels)): Low-level C++ compute kernels - Organized by architecture: `generic/`, `aie2/`, `aie2p/` diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py deleted file mode 100644 index dec1dba395..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/compile.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,76 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""``GraphFunction.compile`` on a host without an NPU produces the image. - -The packaging surface end to end: ``compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)`` -derives the dispatch by the rules in ``iron.common.packaging``, traces, -builds the sequence and links the image, and the runtime that would load -it is not made until the first call. So a build host with the toolchain -and no device can compile ahead of time and hand the image on, which is -what this checks for both images: the fused ELF on npu2 and the chained -xclbins at ``each_step`` boundaries on npu1. -""" - -from pathlib import Path - -import numpy as np -import pytest -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") -import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 -from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 - -import iron # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import PEANO # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import AIEBU # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.xclbin import XCLBINUTIL # noqa: E402 - -pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif( - PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" -) - - -@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) -def restore_device(): - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - yield - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) - - -def _swiglu_decode(): - from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode - - z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 - E, H = 2048, 8192 - return swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)), E - - -@pytest.mark.skipif(AIEBU is None, reason="no aiebu-asm on the PATH") -def test_compile_for_npu2_links_the_fused_elf_without_a_runtime(tmp_path): - fn, E = _swiglu_decode() - net = fn.compile( - NPU2(), image=iron.ELF, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), x=(1, E) - ) - assert net.plan.image == "elf" and net.plan.dispatch == "fused" - assert Path(net.image).suffix == ".elf" and Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 - assert net._callable is None, "the runtime is made on first call, not at compile" - - -@pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") -def test_compile_for_npu1_at_each_step_links_the_chained_xclbins(tmp_path): - fn, E = _swiglu_decode() - net = fn.compile( - from_name("npu1", n_cols=4), - boundaries=iron.each_step, - image=iron.XCLBIN, - context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), - x=(1, E), - ) - assert net.plan.image == "xclbin" and net.plan.dispatch == "separate" - assert Path(net.image).suffix == ".xclbin" and Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 - assert net._callable is None - # Four designs for five steps: the chain has four links. - assert len(list(tmp_path.glob("f*_op*.xclbin"))) == 4 diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index 56865d970c..1f495bc592 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -15,6 +15,13 @@ ``--get-scratchpad-parameters`` only emits it on the full-ELF path, and it is where a graph's bound per-call values become something the host writes through. The decode graph binds two, so its table must name both. + +The swiglu graph goes through ``GraphFunction.compile`` itself, so the one +build also checks the packaging surface end to end: ``compile(dev, +image=)`` derives the dispatch, traces, builds and links the ELF, and the +runtime that would load it is not made until the first call. A build host +with the toolchain and no device compiles ahead of time and hands the +image on. """ import shutil @@ -30,6 +37,7 @@ import aie.utils.config as aie_config # noqa: E402 from aie.iron.device import NPU2 # noqa: E402 +import iron # noqa: E402 from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, fused_work_dir # noqa: E402 @@ -75,13 +83,20 @@ def _params(work_dir): return {row.split()[0]: row for row in rows} -def test_swiglu_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf(tmp_path): +def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(tmp_path): from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 E, H = 2048, 8192 - traced = swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)).trace(x=(1, E)) - elf, work = build_elf(traced, "swiglu_decode", tmp_path) + fn = swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)) + net = fn.compile( + NPU2(), image=iron.ELF, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), x=(1, E) + ) + assert net.plan.image == "elf" and net.plan.dispatch == "fused" + elf = Path(net.image) + assert elf.suffix == ".elf" and elf.stat().st_size > 0 + assert net._callable is None, "the runtime is made on first call, not at compile" + work = fused_work_dir(elf) # Four designs (gate and up share one) and the dispatch sequence. pdis = sorted(p.name for p in work.glob("bif_op*.bif")) assert len(pdis) == 4, pdis diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py index cbbc5734b4..dc5e2bb7aa 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py @@ -8,8 +8,9 @@ gate runs aiecc's xclbin pipeline (kernels with Peano, the PDI, then ``xclbinutil`` packaging) on each path the model lowers that way: -* a graph's separate dispatch, one xclbin per unique operator linked onto - the previous one (``--xclbin-input``), on both device widths; +* a graph compiled at ``each_step`` boundaries, one xclbin per unique + operator linked onto the previous one (``--xclbin-input``), on both + device widths, with no runtime made until the first call; * flm/gemm's two compiles, the configuration's xclbin at the reference shape and this shape's instruction stream; * mm_prebuilt's instruction stream against its foreign overlay (the xclbin @@ -32,6 +33,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 +import iron # noqa: E402 from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import PEANO # noqa: E402 @@ -69,16 +71,23 @@ def _swiglu_decode(): z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 E, H = 2048, 8192 - return swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)).trace(x=(1, E)) + return swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)), E -def test_a_graph_chains_one_xclbin_per_operator(device, tmp_path): - traced = _swiglu_decode() - ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path / "build")) - seq = traced.sequence("swiglu_decode_sep", dispatch="separate", context=ctx) - seq.compile() +def test_a_graph_compiles_to_one_xclbin_per_operator_chained(device, tmp_path): + fn, E = _swiglu_decode() + net = fn.compile( + device, + boundaries=iron.each_step, + image=iron.XCLBIN, + context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), + x=(1, E), + ) + assert net.plan.image == "xclbin" and net.plan.dispatch == "separate" + assert Path(net.image).suffix == ".xclbin" and Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 + assert net._callable is None, "the runtime is made on first call, not at compile" + seq = net.sequence dispatch = seq._dispatch - dispatch.link_xclbins(seq) ops = list(seq.unique_operators()) assert len(ops) == 5 and len(seq.runlist) == 5 # Five operators, four designs: the gate and up projections share one, @@ -91,9 +100,11 @@ def test_a_graph_chains_one_xclbin_per_operator(device, tmp_path): for op in ops: assert Path(dispatch.op_xclbin_path_map[id(op)]).stat().st_size > 0 assert Path(dispatch.op_insts_path_map[id(op)]).stat().st_size > 0 - # The last link carries every instance: it is the largest of the chain. + # The last link carries every instance: it is the largest of the chain, + # and it is the image compile() handed back. sizes = [Path(dispatch.op_xclbin_path_map[id(op)]).stat().st_size for op in ops] assert Path(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path).stat().st_size == max(sizes) + assert Path(net.image) == Path(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path) def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions( From e4b0020d5257ad0b5b0068d16b2f0f1d51678f20 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 20:33:51 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 115/215] Operator carries its own compile surface; the legacy accessors and dead code go MLIROperator is folded away: Operator inherits AIEOperatorBase (context, artifacts, the compile of what is not generated) and carries name, compile, link_xclbin and get_callable itself; the artifact-stem aliases are one table in declare.py. The four "legacy accessors" sections, 25 properties forwarding to the overlay, are gone; their readers use op.ov (flm GEMM's tuned fields go through _tuned_ov). Dead: members_of, nearly_equal, chunks()/Chunks (refused by name until the shelved branch returns; boundaries are None or each_step), MHA's padding helpers, operator_dir, and 34 unused imports ruff found across the tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/__init__.py | 1 - iron/common/__init__.py | 6 +- iron/common/base.py | 120 +----------------- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 8 -- iron/common/declare.py | 90 ++++++++++--- iron/common/graph.py | 1 - iron/common/operator_bases.py | 4 +- iron/common/packaging.py | 42 +----- iron/common/test_utils.py | 26 ---- iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 1 - iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py | 3 - iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 32 +---- iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py | 4 +- iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py | 1 - iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 36 +----- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 1 - iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py | 3 - iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 19 --- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 33 ----- iron/operators/mha/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/repeat/op.py | 1 - iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 1 - iron/operators/rope/op.py | 1 - iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 1 - iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 1 - iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py | 2 - iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py | 6 +- iron/tests/common/build.py | 10 +- iron/tests/common/packaging.py | 6 +- .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 4 +- 30 files changed, 99 insertions(+), 367 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/__init__.py b/iron/__init__.py index 7ec56cf1ef..cb1aaa5747 100644 --- a/iron/__init__.py +++ b/iron/__init__.py @@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ "state": "iron.common.graph", "GraphFunction": "iron.common.graph", "CompiledGraph": "iron.common.graph", - "chunks": "iron.common.packaging", "each_step": "iron.common.packaging", "ELF": "iron.common.packaging", "XCLBIN": "iron.common.packaging", diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 77c8405112..4786ef7601 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -3,11 +3,7 @@ """Common utilities and base classes for IRON operators.""" -from .base import ( - AIEOperatorBase, - MLIROperator, - AIERuntimeArgSpec, -) +from .base import AIEOperatorBase, AIERuntimeArgSpec from .operator_bases import ( ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 3005f69a01..e8df83129f 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -4,24 +4,18 @@ from __future__ import annotations import dataclasses -import inspect from abc import ABC, abstractmethod from dataclasses import dataclass -from pathlib import Path from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import aie.utils as aie_utils -from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel from . import compilation as comp from .context import AIEContext from .utils import float_to_name -from .compilation import ( - CompilationArtifact, - SourceArtifact, -) +from .compilation import CompilationArtifact class AIEOperatorBase(ABC): @@ -137,118 +131,6 @@ def _serialize_param(v: object) -> str: return str(v) -class MLIROperator(AIEOperatorBase): - """Base class for AIE-accelerated operations defined by a single MLIR source""" - - _name_aliases: ClassVar[dict[str, str]] = { - "num_aie_columns": "c", - "num_channels": "ch", - "tile_size": "t", - "size": "sz", - "scalar_factor": "sf", - "rows": "r", - "cols": "n", - } - - @property - def operator_dir(self) -> Path: - return Path(inspect.getfile(type(self))).parent - - def design_key(self) -> str | None: - """Identifies the design this operator compiles to, for sharing it. - - Two operators returning the same key must produce byte-identical MLIR before - the fused build prefixes their kernel symbols, and must take the same runtime - argument shapes. ``None`` means the design is never shared. - """ - return None - - @property - def name(self) -> str: - """Unique name for this operator instance, derived from its parameters. - - For @dataclass subclasses the name is automatically constructed from the - dataclass fields using ``_name_aliases`` to shorten field names. - Non-dataclass subclasses must override this property directly. - """ - if dataclasses.is_dataclass(self): - aliases = type(self)._name_aliases - parts = ( - f"{aliases.get(f.name, f.name)}{_serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" - for f in dataclasses.fields(self) - if f.repr and getattr(self, f.name) is not None - ) - base = type(self).__name__ + "_" + "_".join(parts) - else: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{type(self).__name__} must be a @dataclass or override the name property" - ) - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - return f"{base}_{dev.resolve().name}" - - @abstractmethod - def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> CompilationArtifact: - pass - - def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - # Nothing. An operator's kernels are ExternalFunctions its design - # declares, and CompilableDesign compiles them; its xclbin and - # instructions are built by link_xclbin(). The artifact graph survives - # only for what genuinely is not compiled -- see flm.MMPrebuilt, whose - # xclbin is downloaded. - return - - def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False) -> AIEOperatorBase: - """Build the artifact graph, then the xclbin+insts. - - link_xclbin() is lazy for get_callable()'s benefit, but compile() is an - explicit request to compile and has to honour it. Once the xclbin/insts - pair stopped being artifacts, the base implementation alone built only - kernel objects -- so for a design with no C++ kernel it built nothing at - all, and compile() returned success for configurations whose MLIR cannot - even be generated. Errors that belong to compile() surfaced from - get_callable() instead, or not at all. - """ - super().compile(dry_run=dry_run) - if not dry_run: - self.link_xclbin() - return self - - def link_xclbin(self) -> None: - """Compile this operator's xclbin+insts through CompilableDesign, once. - - Idempotent, mirroring FusedDispatch.link_elf / - SeparateDispatch.link_xclbins. compile() drives it, and get_callable() - also calls it so an operator that was never explicitly compiled still - works. - """ - if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: - return - from .jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts - - self._xclbin_path, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( - self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, - Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.xclbin", - Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.bin", - # The former XclbinArtifact default; no caller ever overrode it. - kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", - ) - - def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: - self.link_xclbin() - npu_kernel = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(self._xclbin_path), - kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", - insts_path=str(self._insts_path), - ) - handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) - - def call(*args): - return aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.run(handle, list(args)) - - return call - - @dataclass(frozen=True) class AIERuntimeArgSpec: """Specification for a single runtime argument of an AIE operator.""" diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 06d4769170..49e0121ecd 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -39,7 +39,6 @@ from pathlib import Path import hashlib import os.path -import shutil import urllib.request import logging import subprocess @@ -50,13 +49,6 @@ from typing import Any, Callable import sys -import aie.utils.config -from aie.utils.compile.utils import ( - compile_cxx_core_function, - compile_mlir_module, - prefix_symbols_in_object, -) - # Global Functions # ########################################################################## diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 6e6933304e..c28800698c 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -49,7 +49,6 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): from __future__ import annotations import dataclasses -import inspect from dataclasses import MISSING, Field from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Generic, Iterator, TypeVar @@ -58,7 +57,18 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): from abc import ABCMeta -from .base import AIERuntimeArgSpec, MLIROperator +from .base import AIEOperatorBase, AIERuntimeArgSpec, _serialize_param + +# Short spellings in artifact stems, for the fields every family shares. +_NAME_ALIASES = { + "num_aie_columns": "c", + "num_channels": "ch", + "tile_size": "t", + "size": "sz", + "scalar_factor": "sf", + "rows": "r", + "cols": "n", +} class Untunable(ValueError): @@ -1119,7 +1129,6 @@ class body; implement :meth:`tuning` to fill tunables from the device and _members: ClassVar[tuple[_Member, ...]] = () _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () _tunable_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () - _name_aliases: ClassVar[dict[str, str]] = {} _foreign: ClassVar[Xclbin | None] = None @property @@ -1266,11 +1275,8 @@ def _bind(self) -> None: self._bound = bound def name_parts(self) -> list[str]: - aliases = {**MLIROperator._name_aliases, **type(self)._name_aliases} - from .base import _serialize_param - return [ - f"{aliases.get(f.name, f.name)}{_serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" + f"{_NAME_ALIASES.get(f.name, f.name)}{_serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" for f in dataclasses.fields(self) if f.repr and getattr(self, f.name) is not None ] @@ -1301,7 +1307,7 @@ def __call__(cls, *args, **kwargs): @dataclasses.dataclass(eq=False, repr=True) -class Operator(MLIROperator, Generic[O], metaclass=_OperatorMeta): +class Operator(AIEOperatorBase, Generic[O], metaclass=_OperatorMeta): """A host ABI declared against an overlay. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. Declare ``dim()`` fields and buffers (``In``/``Out``/``InOut`` naming their @@ -1328,7 +1334,7 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: ) self.validate() self._bind() - MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + AIEOperatorBase.__init__(self, context=self.context) # -- declared surface -------------------------------------------------- @@ -1659,16 +1665,15 @@ def from_operands(cls, *operand_shapes, **overrides) -> "Operator": kwargs = {**overrides, **values} return cls(**kwargs) # classic-construction path splits overlay fields - # -- MLIROperator integration ------------------------------------------ + # -- artifacts, and the image of one operator on its own --------------- @property def name(self) -> str: - from .base import _serialize_param + """Artifact stem: the class, every shown field of both layers, the device.""" import aie.utils as aie_utils - aliases = {**MLIROperator._name_aliases, **type(self)._name_aliases} own = [ - f"{aliases.get(f.name, f.name)}{_serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" + f"{_NAME_ALIASES.get(f.name, f.name)}{_serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" for f in dataclasses.fields(self) if f.name != "ov" and f.repr and getattr(self, f.name) is not None ] @@ -1684,6 +1689,57 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self, image: str = "elf"): return mlir_artifact_for(self, image=image) + def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: + # Nothing: the kernels are ExternalFunctions the design declares and + # CompilableDesign compiles; the xclbin and instructions are built by + # link_xclbin(). The artifact graph is for what is not compiled at + # all (flm.MMPrebuilt's downloaded xclbin). + return + + def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False) -> "Operator": + """Build the artifact graph, then the xclbin and instructions. + + link_xclbin() is lazy for get_callable()'s benefit; compile() is an + explicit request and honours it, so a configuration whose MLIR cannot + be generated fails here rather than on first call. + """ + super().compile(dry_run=dry_run) + if not dry_run: + self.link_xclbin() + return self + + def link_xclbin(self) -> None: + """Compile this operator's xclbin and instructions, once (idempotent).""" + if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: + return + from pathlib import Path + + from .jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts + + self._xclbin_path, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( + self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, + Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.xclbin", + Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.bin", + kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + ) + + def get_callable(self): + import aie.utils as aie_utils + from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel + + self.link_xclbin() + npu_kernel = NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(self._xclbin_path), + kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + insts_path=str(self._insts_path), + ) + handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) + + def call(*args): + return aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.run(handle, list(args)) + + return call + def __repr__(self) -> str: own = ", ".join( f"{f.name}={getattr(self, f.name)!r}" @@ -1691,11 +1747,3 @@ def __repr__(self) -> str: if f.repr and f.name != "ov" ) return f"{type(self).__name__}({self.ov!r}, {own})" - - -def members_of(cls_or_instance) -> tuple[_Member, ...]: - """The declared members of an ``@operator`` class, in declaration order.""" - cls = ( - cls_or_instance if isinstance(cls_or_instance, type) else type(cls_or_instance) - ) - return getattr(cls, "_members", ()) diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 99826a24df..97bf8189ef 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -36,7 +36,6 @@ def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): import inspect import itertools from math import prod -from typing import Any import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 3d5c695cc7..b974d0c81b 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -34,10 +34,9 @@ def reference(self, x): ... from __future__ import annotations import dataclasses -from typing import Any, ClassVar +from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from .declare import ( O, @@ -247,6 +246,7 @@ class BinaryElementwiseOverlay(Overlay): kernel_name: ClassVar[str] kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] + def tuning(self, dev) -> "BinaryElementwiseOverlay": tile_size = DEFAULT_TILE if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size cols = self.num_aie_columns diff --git a/iron/common/packaging.py b/iron/common/packaging.py index ce83e63126..3dc79e4c2e 100644 --- a/iron/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/common/packaging.py @@ -7,8 +7,6 @@ (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง8): net = decode.compile(dev) # full ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbin on NPU1 - net = decode.compile(dev, image="xclbin") # one fused sequence in an xclbin (spike S1) - net = decode.compile(dev, boundaries=chunks(8)) # dispatches of eight steps (spike S1) net = decode.compile(dev, boundaries=each_step) # one dispatch per step The rules, in order: a ``DispatchTime`` value anywhere forces ``xclbin`` @@ -19,9 +17,9 @@ What the lowering builds today: ``elf`` is the fused ELF, ``xclbin`` with ``each_step`` is the chained per-operator xclbin. A fused sequence -in an xclbin and chunked boundaries wait on spike S1 and are refused by -name rather than built wrong (their construction is shelved on the branch -``claude/iron-pr215-step5-extras``). An xclbin run has no parameter +in an xclbin (and dispatches of several steps on it) waits on spike S1 +and is refused rather than built wrong; its construction is shelved on +the branch ``claude/iron-pr215-step5-extras``. An xclbin run has no parameter scratchpad (spike S2, from XRT's source), so on that image every per-call value is a dispatch-time scalar of its kernel (ยง6): an offset use regenerates the kernel's stream per call, a core-read use is written into @@ -38,21 +36,6 @@ each_step = "each_step" -@dataclasses.dataclass(frozen=True) -class Chunks: - """A boundary every ``n`` steps.""" - - n: int - - def __post_init__(self): - if self.n < 1: - raise ValueError("chunks(n) needs n >= 1") - - -def chunks(n: int) -> Chunks: - return Chunks(n) - - @dataclasses.dataclass class Plan: """What ``compile`` decided, and why.""" @@ -74,10 +57,8 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> """Derive the image and the dispatch policy for ``traced`` on the device.""" if image not in (None, ELF, XCLBIN): raise ValueError(f"image must be {ELF!r} or {XCLBIN!r}, got {image!r}") - if boundaries not in (None, each_step) and not isinstance(boundaries, Chunks): - raise ValueError( - f"boundaries must be None, each_step or chunks(n), got {boundaries!r}" - ) + if boundaries not in (None, each_step): + raise ValueError(f"boundaries must be None or each_step, got {boundaries!r}") forced: list[str] = [] dispatch_values = [v for v in traced.values if v.kind == "dispatch"] @@ -89,7 +70,7 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> if device_name == "npu1": forced.append("npu1 has no full-ELF dispatch") if boundaries is not None: - forced.append(f"boundaries={_spell(boundaries)}: more than one dispatch") + forced.append(f"boundaries={boundaries}: more than one dispatch") chosen = XCLBIN if forced else ELF if image == ELF and forced: @@ -104,17 +85,12 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> dispatch = "fused" elif boundaries == each_step: dispatch = "separate" - elif boundaries is None: + else: raise NotImplementedError( f"{traced.name}: one fused sequence in an xclbin has no proven " f"construction yet (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md spike S1); pass " f"boundaries=each_step, or package for NPU2 as an ELF" ) - else: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{traced.name}: chunks({boundaries.n}) needs a fused sequence in an " - f"xclbin (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md spike S1); each_step is what runs today" - ) values = [] for v in traced.values: @@ -130,7 +106,3 @@ def plan(device_name: str, traced, boundaries=None, image: str | None = None) -> lowering = "sizes, strides and offsets regenerated per call" values.append((v.name, v.kind, lowering)) return Plan(chosen, dispatch, reasons, values) - - -def _spell(boundaries) -> str: - return f"chunks({boundaries.n})" if isinstance(boundaries, Chunks) else boundaries diff --git a/iron/common/test_utils.py b/iron/common/test_utils.py index f8ee19f203..ecf9621c8f 100644 --- a/iron/common/test_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/test_utils.py @@ -87,32 +87,6 @@ def golden(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Golden # TODO: Consider upstreaming generic buffer utilities to mlir-aie once operator abstractions stabilize. -def nearly_equal( - a: float, - b: float, - rel_tol: float = 128 * np.finfo(np.float32).eps, - abs_tol: float = np.finfo(np.float32).tiny, -) -> bool: - """ - Compare two floating point numbers for approximate equality. - - Adapted from Stack Overflow, License CC BY-SA 4.0 - Original author: P-Gn - Source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/32334103 - """ - if np.finfo(np.float32).eps > rel_tol: - raise ValueError(f"rel_tol {rel_tol!r} must be >= machine epsilon") - if rel_tol >= 1.0: - raise ValueError(f"rel_tol {rel_tol!r} must be < 1.0") - - if a == b: - return True - - diff = abs(float(a) - float(b)) - norm = min(abs(float(a)) + abs(float(b)), np.finfo(np.float32).max) - return diff < max(abs_tol, rel_tol * norm) - - def verify_buffer( output: np.ndarray | torch.Tensor, buf_name: str, diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index e46621279a..ff97385fb5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ import numpy as np import torch -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py index 1917522c39..f054e7b61d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py @@ -23,9 +23,6 @@ """ from enum import StrEnum -from functools import partial - -import numpy as np from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index e7a9017219..9cb5fa4ed2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -17,9 +17,7 @@ """ import dataclasses -from dataclasses import field from pathlib import Path -from typing import Any import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -28,7 +26,6 @@ from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model -from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, In, @@ -47,7 +44,6 @@ from iron.common.device_utils import lut_sources from iron.common.tiling import Access from iron.common.utils import split_run -import iron.operators.flm.gemm.design as dsg from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import ( A_DEPTH, B_DEPTH, @@ -631,32 +627,6 @@ class GEMM(Operator[FLMGEMMOverlay]): # -- construction ------------------------------------------------------------ - # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ - - @property - def tile_n(self) -> int: - return self._tuned_ov.tile_n - - @property - def tile_ma(self) -> int: - return self._tuned_ov.tile_ma - - @property - def m_chunk(self) -> int: - return self._tuned_ov.m_chunk - - @property - def rounding(self) -> Rounding: - return self.ov.rounding - - @property - def epilogue_modes(self) -> tuple: - return self.ov.epilogue_modes - - @property - def _bfp16_b(self) -> bool: - return bool(self.ov.bfp16_b) - @property def _tuned_ov(self) -> "FLMGEMMOverlay": """The overlay tuned for the current device, when construction left it untuned. @@ -766,7 +736,7 @@ def _k_iters(self) -> int: @property def _n_units(self) -> int: """Groups of m_chunk row-blocks; every leg is issued per unit.""" - return self._m_row_blocks // self.ov.m_chunk + return self._m_row_blocks // self._tuned_ov.m_chunk @property def _a_split(self) -> bool: diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py index a7658cd819..2e9c388bd9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py @@ -275,7 +275,7 @@ def tile_option_params(): def test_gemm_tile_options(M, K, N, tile_n, tile_ma, aie_context): """Each accepted (tile_n, tile_ma) computes the right answer on hardware.""" operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, tile_n=tile_n, tile_ma=tile_ma, context=aie_context) - assert operator.tile_n == tile_n and operator.tile_ma == tile_ma + assert (operator._tuned_ov.tile_n, operator._tuned_ov.tile_ma) == (tile_n, tile_ma) errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device( operator, vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE) ) @@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ def test_gemm_tile_options(M, K, N, tile_n, tile_ma, aie_context): def test_artifact_stem_differs_from_generic_gemm(M, K, N, aie_context): """``flm.GEMM`` must never share an artifact stem with ``GEMM``. - Both classes are named ``GEMM`` and MLIROperator.name derives the stem from + Both classes are named ``GEMM`` and Operator.name derives the stem from the class name, so with the cache keyed on filename the two operators would silently satisfy each other's builds in one build dir. """ diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py index 75a07f1754..22eb08d561 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py @@ -15,7 +15,6 @@ import numpy as np import pytest -import torch import aie.utils as aie_utils diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 7bcbfcbd06..18b745c55c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -533,36 +533,6 @@ class GEMM(Operator[GEMMOverlay]): from_=GEMMOverlay.c, ) - # -- legacy accessors ---------------------------------------------------- - - @property - def tile_m(self) -> int: - return self.ov.tile_m - - @property - def tile_k(self) -> int: - return self.ov.tile_k - - @property - def tile_n(self) -> int: - return self.ov.tile_n - - @property - def num_aie_columns(self) -> int: - return self.ov.num_aie_columns - - @property - def b_col_maj(self) -> bool: - return self.ov.b_col_maj - - @property - def c_col_maj(self) -> bool: - return self.ov.c_col_maj - - @property - def prio_accuracy(self) -> bool: - return self.ov.prio_accuracy - # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- def compatible(self) -> None: @@ -797,7 +767,7 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): def reference(self, A, B): """CPU reference: ``C = A @ B`` honoring ``b_col_maj`` / ``c_col_maj``.""" - return reference(A, B, self.b_col_maj, self.c_col_maj) + return reference(A, B, self.ov.b_col_maj, self.ov.c_col_maj) def pad_A(self, A_np): """Pad A matrix to match operator dimensions (M, K)""" @@ -813,7 +783,7 @@ def pad_A(self, A_np): def pad_B(self, B_np): """Pad B matrix to match operator dimensions based on layout""" - if self.b_col_maj: + if self.ov.b_col_maj: N, K = B_np.shape if N > self.N or K > self.K: raise ValueError( @@ -842,7 +812,7 @@ def partition_B(self, B, partition_N): for i in range(partition_N): col_start = i * self.N col_end = (i + 1) * self.N - if self.b_col_maj: + if self.ov.b_col_maj: B_parts[i] = self.pad_B(B[col_start:col_end, :]) else: B_parts[i] = self.pad_B(B[:, col_start:col_end]) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index cfc6af9aa8..dc0eafc703 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import torch from iron.common.declare import ( diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py index 94073b9241..666da79fa8 100755 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py @@ -28,9 +28,6 @@ def get_params(): def test_layer_norm( input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context ): - - rows = input_length // tile_size - cols = tile_size operator = LayerNorm( size=input_length, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index 0943579532..ef2e035279 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ from typing import List import numpy as np -import torch from iron.common.declare import ( In, @@ -234,24 +233,6 @@ class MemCopy(Operator[MemCopyOverlay]): x = In(size, to=MemCopyOverlay.s) y = Out(size, from_=MemCopyOverlay.d) - # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ - - @property - def num_cores(self) -> int: - return self.ov.num_cores - - @property - def num_channels(self) -> int: - return self.ov.num_channels - - @property - def bypass(self) -> bool: - return self.ov.bypass - - @property - def tile_size(self) -> int: - return self.ov.tile_size - def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: the copy.""" return x.clone() diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 7ab9bea951..5b1911d728 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -614,39 +614,6 @@ class MHA(Operator[MHAOverlay]): V = In(num_KV_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, to=MHAOverlay.v) O = Out(num_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, from_=MHAOverlay.o) - # -- legacy accessors ------------------------------------------------------ - - @property - def d(self) -> int: - return self.ov.d - - @property - def B_q(self) -> int: - return self.ov.B_q - - @property - def B_kv(self) -> int: - return self.ov.B_kv - - @property - def num_of_pipelines(self) -> int: - return self.ov.num_of_pipelines - - @staticmethod - def _calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_pipeline=1): - return ((seq_len + 63 * num_pipeline) // (64 * num_pipeline)) * ( - 64 * num_pipeline - ) - - def _pad_to_multiple_of_64(self, tensor, seq_dim, num_pipeline=1): - seq_len = tensor.shape[seq_dim] - padded_seq_len = self._calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_pipeline) - if padded_seq_len == seq_len: - return tensor - pad_width = [(0, 0)] * tensor.ndim - pad_width[seq_dim] = (0, padded_seq_len - seq_len) - return np.pad(tensor, pad_width) - # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- def validate(self) -> None: diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/test.py b/iron/operators/mha/test.py index 74d8b4f1a5..b9b6e5a599 100755 --- a/iron/operators/mha/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/test.py @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ def test_arg_spec_matches_design_shapes( ) q, k, v, o = (math.prod(spec.shape) for spec in op.get_arg_spec()) - pad = op._calculate_seq_padding(seq_len, num_pipelines) + pad = op.ov.seq_padding(seq_len) kv_heads = num_kv_heads if num_kv_heads else num_heads assert q == num_heads * pad * dim assert o == num_heads * pad * dim diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py index 712ba41122..7005d17ecf 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/op.py @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ from dataclasses import field import numpy as np -import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.declare import ( diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index 309d73083a..005bc14d08 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ import numpy as np import torch -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index a494385f78..0380983644 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ import numpy as np import torch -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index d14d21e4a6..a786cb39f3 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ import numpy as np import torch -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.declare import ( BoundValue, diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index cca8e8fa60..d767770b88 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import dataclasses from dataclasses import field import numpy as np diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py index 8abf22adc6..854b42b3f5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py @@ -2,8 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 def generate_golden_reference(M=1, K=2048, N=8192, seed=42): diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py index 24b9be04d2..89abd6259e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 KU Leuven (MICAS). All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from pathlib import Path + import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.common import DesignGenerator, Operator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact @@ -29,7 +31,7 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( - self.operator_dir / "stream_design.py", + Path(stream_design.__file__), "load_group", (), { @@ -66,8 +68,6 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): }, mlir=get_mlir_artifact, ) - # The module this class is spelled in, for operator_dir. - cls.__module__ = __name__ return cls(cls._overlay_class(), context=context) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index d0219cf2bc..c14245ca8c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ def test_mha_sequence_splits_q_over_two_shims_and_reuses_kv_per_head(monkeypatch # mha/op.py with eight pipelines: Q and O go through two shims, each # carrying four pipelines' (256-row) block; K and V are one head's whole # (seq_pad, d) slab, filled once per Q block; drains wait. - from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA, MHAOverlay + from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA monkeypatch.setattr(Access, "tap", lambda self: self) @@ -358,7 +358,9 @@ def flm(monkeypatch): monkeypatch.setattr(flm, "AIEArch", _Arch) monkeypatch.setattr(flm, "get_target_model", lambda dev: _TargetModel()) monkeypatch.setattr(flm.aie_utils, "get_current_device", lambda: _NPU2()) - monkeypatch.setattr(flm.dsg, "get_target_model", lambda dev: _TargetModel()) + import iron.operators.flm.gemm.design as design + + monkeypatch.setattr(design, "get_target_model", lambda dev: _TargetModel()) monkeypatch.setattr(Access, "tap", lambda self: self) return flm @@ -392,7 +394,7 @@ def test_flm_gemm_keyword_construction_tunes_from_the_device(flm): assert (ov.tile_n, ov.m_chunk, ov.rows, ov.cols, ov.bfp16_b) == (64, 1, 4, 8, True) assert ov.tile_ma == flm._default_l1(64, 128, 9 / 8, 65536, 1)[0] # tile_n is tuning, not a function of K: the same on every shape. - assert flm.GEMM(M=256, K=512, N=1024).tuned(_NPU2()).tile_n == 64 + assert flm.GEMM(M=256, K=512, N=1024).tuned(_NPU2()).ov.tile_n == 64 assert ( op.config_name == f"FLM_GEMM_tn64_ck128_ma{ov.tile_ma}_mc1_emf_conv_even_npu2" ) @@ -420,7 +422,7 @@ def test_flm_gemm_declared_overlay_tunes_from_the_device_only(flm): ov = flm.FLMGEMMOverlay().tuned(_NPU2()) assert ov.tile_n == 64 # no K to look at: the general winner op = flm.GEMM(ov, M=256, K=512, N=512) - assert op.tile_n == 64 + assert op.ov.tile_n == 64 untuned = flm.GEMM(flm.FLMGEMMOverlay(), M=256, K=512, N=512) with pytest.raises(flm.Incompatible, match="tuned overlay"): untuned.get_arg_spec() # B's layout follows the device diff --git a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py index 0f7afb9515..546cbaeed9 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import pytest from iron.common.graph import TracedGraph, Value -from iron.common.packaging import ELF, XCLBIN, chunks, each_step, plan +from iron.common.packaging import ELF, XCLBIN, each_step, plan def _traced(*values): @@ -46,8 +46,6 @@ def test_npu1_forces_xclbin_and_reports_the_scratchpad_lowering(): def test_boundaries_force_xclbin_and_the_unbuilt_forms_are_named(): - with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): - plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=chunks(8)) with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): plan("npu2", _traced(), image=XCLBIN) # one fused sequence in an xclbin with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="spike S1"): @@ -62,8 +60,6 @@ def test_arguments_are_checked(): plan("npu2", _traced(), image="pdi") with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="boundaries must be"): plan("npu2", _traced(), boundaries=8) - with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="n >= 1"): - chunks(0) def test_report_reads_as_one_block(): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index 3ef299b32c..20347e49e8 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ """A fused build must not leave its MLIR in the standalone operator's slot. -``FusedDispatch.build_fused_mlir`` takes each operator's MLIR generator and +``sequence.build_fused_mlir`` takes each operator's MLIR generator and mutates it:: generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ end-to-end check that it does); fused MLIR generation is no longer an artifact at all -- ``fuse_mlir()`` is a plain function that calls each operator's generator in-memory and returns -text; and standalone dispatch (``MLIROperator.link_xclbin()``) does the same +text; and standalone dispatch (``Operator.link_xclbin()``) does the same -- it calls the generator directly rather than reading a compiled artifact off disk. Any one of the three would have prevented this; together there is nothing left to poison, on either side. From 12dab0e0c8bc50d2abf5599b6488d29e90059bda Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 20:33:51 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 116/215] sequence.py: a mode, its image and its callable, no dispatch hierarchy An OperatorSequence carries a mode name ("fused", "separate", "reference", "compare"; a graph's comes from packaging.plan, a hand-written sequence that names none gets the platform default) and _MODES maps it to an image builder and a callable. Two builders remain, FusedImage (the ELF, NPU2) and XclbinChain (one xclbin per design, linked), each with one method, link; reference builds nothing and compare is the chain with a checking callable, whose tolerances are its own. SequenceDispatch, its resolve/set_up_artifacts/make_callable hooks (all but one of them no-ops), platform_default, full_elf_path and the callables' extra base are gone; build_fused_mlir is a function. 1,090 lines to 914. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/compilation/sequence.py | 2 +- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 5 +- iron/common/sequence.py | 530 +++++++++----------------- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 16 +- 4 files changed, 189 insertions(+), 364 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py index 94c306ee93..905baa263a 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ def fuse_mlir( Inlines each operator's device operations and adds a new main device and runtime sequence that calls into them in ``runlist`` order. A plain function rather than an artifact+rule: nothing here needs the artifact - graph's file-based caching, since the caller (``FusedDispatch.link_elf``) + graph's file-based caching, since the caller (``FusedImage.link``) hands the returned text straight to ``CompilableDesign``, which keys its own cache on the text's content. """ diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 847648760c..e7ad1bb6ea 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -27,7 +27,6 @@ import hashlib import inspect import re -import shutil from pathlib import Path from typing import Any @@ -331,8 +330,10 @@ def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: function, not an on-disk artifact, and running it inside compile() is what lets each child design's ExternalFunction kernels be collected and built. """ + from .sequence import build_fused_mlir + return compile_fused_elf( - lambda: seq._dispatch.build_fused_mlir(seq), + lambda: build_fused_mlir(seq), elf_path, extra_flags=getattr(seq, "extra_flags", ()) or (), trace_size=getattr(seq, "trace_size", 0) or 0, diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 759f632d67..c83e2f0ba1 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -9,7 +9,8 @@ import numpy as np import ml_dtypes from . import compilation as comp -from .base import AIEOperatorBase, MLIROperator +from .base import AIEOperatorBase +from .declare import Operator from .jit_compile import DispatchStream import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 @@ -20,10 +21,10 @@ import pyxrt from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor except ImportError: - # Host stacks without XRT (e.g. the HRX/amdxdna runtime) have no pyxrt. The two - # on-device dispatch policies below are XRT-native (pyxrt.elf / hw_context / run, - # plus XRTTensor views), so they cannot run there; _require_xrt() makes that - # explicit at construction. The CPU policy and the whole compile path do not care, + # Host stacks without XRT (e.g. the HRX/amdxdna runtime) have no pyxrt. The + # on-device callables below are XRT-native (pyxrt.elf / hw_context / run, plus + # XRTTensor views), so they cannot run there; _require_xrt() makes that explicit + # at construction. The reference mode and the whole compile path do not care, # and must keep importing. pyxrt = None XRTTensor = None @@ -47,199 +48,101 @@ def _require_xrt() -> None: """Fail with the reason, rather than an AttributeError on ``None.elf``.""" if pyxrt is None: raise RuntimeError( - "this OperatorSequence dispatch policy needs the XRT host runtime (pyxrt), " - "which is not installed. Use SequenceCPUCallable, or run a single operator " - "(AIEOperatorBase), which dispatches through aie.utils.DefaultNPURuntime and " - "works on any backend." + "this OperatorSequence mode needs the XRT host runtime (pyxrt), which is " + "not installed. Use the reference mode, or run a single operator, which " + "dispatches through aie.utils.DefaultNPURuntime and works on any backend." ) # ########################################################################## -# Dispatch policies +# Images: what a sequence builds, per mode # ########################################################################## -def full_elf_path(seq): - """Where a fused sequence's ELF is, however it got built. - - Set by FusedDispatch.link_elf() when it compiles one. Nothing else - produces a full ELF now that the artifact rule is gone. - """ - elf_path = getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) - if elf_path is None: - raise RuntimeError( - f"{seq.name!r} has no full ELF: link_elf() has not run. " - "get_callable() triggers it; calling the dispatch policy directly " - "does not." - ) - return elf_path - - -class SequenceDispatch: - """Policy object that decides how an :class:`OperatorSequence` is compiled - and how its runtime callable is built. - - One concrete policy corresponds to one dispatch mode. The three hooks are: - - * ``resolve(device)`` -- the only device-aware step; expands ``"auto"`` to - a concrete policy and validates device requirements. Called once, at - ``set_up_artifacts()`` time (the device is not known at construction). - * ``set_up_artifacts(seq)`` -- registers the compile artifacts for this - mode on the owning sequence. - * ``make_callable(seq)`` -- returns the runtime callable for this mode. - """ - - name = None - - def resolve(self, device): - """Return the concrete policy for ``device`` (default: unchanged).""" - return self - - def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): - """Register the compile artifacts needed by this mode on ``seq``.""" - raise NotImplementedError - - def link(self, seq): - """Build this mode's image and return its path; ``None`` if it has none. - - The ahead-of-time half of ``make_callable``: everything up to, but - not including, the runtime that loads it, so a host without an NPU - can compile a sequence and hand the image on. - """ - return None - - def make_callable(self, seq): - """Return the runtime callable for this mode.""" - raise NotImplementedError - - -def platform_default(device) -> "SequenceDispatch": - """The image a hand-written sequence gets when it names none: the full ELF - on NPU2, the per-step xclbin chain elsewhere. A graph goes through - ``packaging.plan`` instead, which also weighs its values and boundaries.""" - return FusedDispatch() if isinstance(device, NPU2) else SeparateDispatch() - - def _trace_tag(seq): """Tracing adds a runtime-sequence argument, so a traced build cannot reuse an untraced one's ELF. Empty when untraced.""" return f"_traced{seq.trace_size}" if seq.trace_size else "" -class FusedDispatch(SequenceDispatch): - """Single-ELF dispatch (NPU2 only): all operators fused into one ELF.""" - - name = "fused" - - def resolve(self, device): - if not isinstance(device, NPU2): - raise RuntimeError( - "dispatch='fused' requires NPU2; NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch" - ) - return self +def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: + """The fused MLIR text: every design inlined into one module. - def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): - # Nothing. Each child's kernels are ExternalFunctions its design - # declares, compiled by CompilableDesign when the fused ELF is built, - # and the fused MLIR is computed fresh in memory by build_fused_mlir(). - return + ``seq``'s buffer layout (``subbuffer_layout``, ``buffer_sizes``, + ``slice_info``) must already be set. + """ + operator_generators = {} + comp_runlist = [] + designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() + design_names = [] + + for idx, op in enumerate(designs): + generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator + # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it + # from the operator having kernel artifacts: an operator whose + # design declares ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, and + # under the old test silently went unprefixed -- every shape then + # defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each core linking + # its own object. + design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() + if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: + generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" + op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" + design_names.append(op_name) + operator_generators[op_name] = generator + + for op, *bufs in seq.runlist: + comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) + + return comp.fuse_mlir( + operator_generators, + comp_runlist, + seq.subbuffer_layout, + seq.buffer_sizes, + seq.slice_info, + ) + + +class FusedImage: + """The full ELF: every design fused into one module (NPU2 only).""" - def link_elf(self, seq): - """Link the fused ELF. + def link(self, seq): + """Link the ELF once (idempotent); returns its path. - Done here rather than as a compilation rule: this is the step that now - goes through CompilableDesign, which keys its cache on content, locks - across processes and validates depfiles -- none of which the artifact - graph does. + Goes through CompilableDesign, which keys its cache on content, locks + across processes and validates depfiles. """ from .jit_compile import compile_fused_elf - if getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) is not None: - return seq.elf_path - seq.elf_path = compile_fused_elf( - lambda: self.build_fused_mlir(seq), - Path(seq.context.build_dir) / f"{seq.name}{_trace_tag(seq)}.elf", - extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, - trace_size=seq.trace_size, - ) + if not isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2): + raise RuntimeError( + "dispatch='fused' requires NPU2; NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch" + ) + if getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) is None: + seq.elf_path = compile_fused_elf( + lambda: build_fused_mlir(seq), + Path(seq.context.build_dir) / f"{seq.name}{_trace_tag(seq)}.elf", + extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, + trace_size=seq.trace_size, + ) return seq.elf_path - def build_fused_mlir(self, seq) -> str: - """Build the fused MLIR source that inlines every operator into a - single module, and return it as text. - - ``seq``'s buffer-layout attributes (``subbuffer_layout``, - ``buffer_sizes``, ``slice_info``) must already be set. - """ - operator_generators = {} - comp_runlist = [] - designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() - design_names = [] - - for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator - # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it - # from the operator having kernel artifacts: an operator whose - # design declares ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, and - # under the old test silently went unprefixed -- every shape then - # defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each core linking - # its own object. - design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() - if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: - generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" - op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" - design_names.append(op_name) - operator_generators[op_name] = generator - - for op, *bufs in seq.runlist: - comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) - - return comp.fuse_mlir( - operator_generators, - comp_runlist, - seq.subbuffer_layout, - seq.buffer_sizes, - seq.slice_info, - ) - - def link(self, seq): - return self.link_elf(seq) - - def make_callable(self, seq): - self.link_elf(seq) - return SequenceFullELFCallable(seq) - - -class SeparateDispatch(SequenceDispatch): - """Chained-xclbin dispatch: one xclbin+insts per unique operator, linked - via ``--xclbin-input`` and invoked sequentially. Owns the compiled - per-operator xclbin/insts path maps consumed by the runtime callable. - """ - name = "separate" +class XclbinChain: + """One xclbin and instruction stream per design, each linked onto the + previous (``--xclbin-input``); the last link carries every kernel. Holds + the per-operator paths the xclbin callable dispatches with.""" def __init__(self): self.combined_xclbin_path = None self.op_xclbin_path_map = {} # id(op) -> xclbin path - self.op_insts_path_map = {} # id(op) -> insts path - self.op_kernel_name_map = {} # id(op) -> kernel_name - - def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): - # Nothing, for the same reason as FusedDispatch: each operator's - # kernels are declared by its design and compiled by CompilableDesign - # in link_xclbins(). - return - - def link_xclbins(self, seq): - """Compile the chained xclbin+insts pair per unique operator. - - Mirrors ``FusedDispatch.link_elf``: called from ``make_callable`` once - the artifact graph has resolved kernel-object paths and compiled them, - so this only has to generate MLIR and hand it to CompilableDesign - through :func:`jit_compile.compile_xclbin_insts`. - """ + self.op_insts_path_map = {} # id(op) -> insts path, or a DispatchStream + self.op_kernel_name_map = {} # id(op) -> kernel name + + def link(self, seq): + """Build the chain once (idempotent); returns the last link.""" if self.combined_xclbin_path is not None: - return + return self.combined_xclbin_path from .jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts # Short hash keeps kernel names under xclbinutil's 64-char "name:name" limit. @@ -277,64 +180,8 @@ def link_xclbins(self, seq): # The last xclbin in the chain carries all the linked instances. self.combined_xclbin_path = prev_xclbin_path - - def link(self, seq): - self.link_xclbins(seq) return self.combined_xclbin_path - def make_callable(self, seq): - self.link_xclbins(seq) - return SequenceXclbinCallable(seq, self) - - -class CompareDispatch(SeparateDispatch): - """Same compile path as ``separate``, but the callable additionally re-runs - each operator's CPU ``reference()`` on the NPU-produced inputs and flags - per-step deviation. - - Args: - rel_tol / abs_tol: Per-step tolerances; a step counts as a mismatch - only when it exceeds both. - raise_on_mismatch: When True (default), raise ``RuntimeError`` on the - first mismatching step instead of only logging it. - """ - - name = "compare" - - def __init__(self, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2, raise_on_mismatch=True): - super().__init__() - self.rel_tol = rel_tol - self.abs_tol = abs_tol - self.raise_on_mismatch = raise_on_mismatch - - def make_callable(self, seq): - self.link_xclbins(seq) - return SequenceCompareCallable(seq, self) - - -class ReferenceDispatch(SequenceDispatch): - """Pure-CPU evaluation via each operator's ``reference()``; compiles nothing.""" - - name = "reference" - - def set_up_artifacts(self, seq): - pass - - def make_callable(self, seq): - return SequenceReferenceCallable(seq) - - -# The image builders (fused, separate, chunked) and the two harness modes -# (reference, compare) a hand-written OperatorSequence can name. A graph does -# not name one: packaging.plan derives it from the device, the values and the -# boundaries, and hands the instance in. -_DISPATCH_ALIASES = { - "fused": FusedDispatch, - "separate": SeparateDispatch, - "compare": CompareDispatch, - "reference": ReferenceDispatch, -} - # ########################################################################## # Compileable: operator sequence @@ -346,18 +193,13 @@ class OperatorSequence(AIEOperatorBase): single dispatch. Args: - dispatch: Dispatch strategy, given either as a mode name or as a - :class:`SequenceDispatch` instance. Recognised names: - ``"auto"`` (default) selects ``"fused"`` on NPU2 and - ``"separate"`` on NPU1. ``"fused"`` uses a single-ELF - dispatch (requires NPU2). ``"separate"`` compiles each - sub-operator to its own xclbin and invokes them sequentially. - ``"reference"`` runs only the per-operator CPU reference - implementations (no NPU compilation/dispatch). ``"compare"`` - runs the ``"separate"`` xclbin path and, after each NPU step, - also runs the operator's CPU reference on the NPU-produced - inputs and logs the deviation for testing/debugging. Pass a - :class:`CompareDispatch` instance to tune the compare tolerances. + dispatch: The mode. ``"auto"`` (default) is ``"fused"`` on NPU2 and + ``"separate"`` elsewhere. ``"fused"`` builds one full ELF (NPU2 + only); ``"separate"`` one xclbin per design, chained, dispatched + one step at a time. ``"reference"`` builds nothing and runs each + operator's CPU ``reference()``; ``"compare"`` runs the chain and + after each step re-runs the reference on the NPU-produced inputs + (``SequenceCompareCallable`` holds the tolerances). """ def __init__( @@ -376,14 +218,14 @@ def __init__( *args, **kwargs, ): - dispatch = self._coerce_dispatch(dispatch) + mode = self._coerce_dispatch(dispatch) if not all( - isinstance(op, MLIROperator) and all(isinstance(buf, str) for buf in bufs) + isinstance(op, Operator) and all(isinstance(buf, str) for buf in bufs) for op, *bufs in runlist ): raise TypeError( - "runlist entries must be (MLIROperator, *str) tuples; " - "each operator must be an MLIROperator and each buffer name must be a str" + "runlist entries must be (Operator, *str) tuples; " + "each operator must be an Operator and each buffer name must be a str" ) super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.runlist = runlist @@ -408,20 +250,17 @@ def __init__( # Bytes of hardware trace buffer per runlist step; 0 leaves the design untraced. self.trace_size = trace_size self.share_designs = share_designs - self._dispatch = dispatch + self.mode = mode # None until the device is known (set_up_artifacts) + self._image = None # the mode's image builder, once resolved @staticmethod def _coerce_dispatch(dispatch): - """Normalise the ``dispatch`` argument to a :class:`SequenceDispatch`.""" if dispatch == "auto" or dispatch is None: return None # the platform default, resolved when the device is known - if isinstance(dispatch, SequenceDispatch): + if isinstance(dispatch, str) and dispatch in _MODES: return dispatch - elif isinstance(dispatch, str) and dispatch in _DISPATCH_ALIASES: - return _DISPATCH_ALIASES[dispatch]() raise TypeError( - f"dispatch {dispatch!r} is not one of {sorted(_DISPATCH_ALIASES)}, " - f"'auto', or a SequenceDispatch" + f"dispatch {dispatch!r} is not one of {sorted(_MODES)} or 'auto'" ) def unique_operators(self): @@ -611,15 +450,18 @@ def length_of(arg): return subbuffer_layout, buffer_sizes, slice_info def set_up_artifacts(self): - """Resolve the dispatch policy and build its compile artifacts.""" + """Lay the buffers out and settle the mode; nothing else is an artifact + (each design's kernels are compiled with its image).""" self.subbuffer_layout, self.buffer_sizes, self.slice_info = ( self.calculate_buffer_layout() ) - device = aie_utils.get_current_device() - if self._dispatch is None: - self._dispatch = platform_default(device) - self._dispatch = self._dispatch.resolve(device) - self._dispatch.set_up_artifacts(self) + if self.mode is None: + # The platform default for a hand-written sequence; a graph goes + # through packaging.plan, which also weighs its values and boundaries. + npu2 = isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2) + self.mode = "fused" if npu2 else "separate" + image, _ = _MODES[self.mode] + self._image = image() if image is not None else None def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False): """Build the artifacts and the image, ahead of time. @@ -636,10 +478,11 @@ def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False): return self def link(self): - """Build this sequence's image for its dispatch; sets ``self.image``.""" + """Build this sequence's image, once; sets ``self.image`` (``None`` for + the reference mode).""" if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): AIEOperatorBase.compile(self) - self.image = self._dispatch.link(self) + self.image = self._image.link(self) if self._image is not None else None return self.image def get_arg_spec(self): @@ -649,17 +492,13 @@ def get_arg_spec(self): ) def get_callable(self): - """Return the runtime callable for the resolved dispatch policy. - - Compiles first if that has not happened yet, so a caller can dispatch - a sequence without compiling it explicitly. Calling ``compile()`` - beforehand remains the ahead-of-time path and does the same work -- - the only difference is when. ``compile()`` skips artifacts already on - disk, so arriving here twice costs nothing the second time. - """ + """The runtime callable of this sequence's mode, compiling first if + that has not happened (``compile()`` beforehand is the ahead-of-time + path; the work is the same, only when it happens differs).""" if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): self.compile() - return self._dispatch.make_callable(self) + self.link() + return _MODES[self.mode][1](self) def get_layout_for_buffer(self, buffer_name): """Return the (buffer_type, offset, length) layout for a named buffer. @@ -700,25 +539,45 @@ def _n_elements(nbytes): class SequenceCallable: - """Base for the runtime callables of an ``OperatorSequence``. + """Runs an ``OperatorSequence`` once per call. - Subclasses provide a buffer model (``_allocate_buffers`` / ``get_buffer``) - and a step-execution primitive (``_run``). Shared here: step/arg zipping, - input and output syncing, and timing. Calling the object runs the whole - sequence once. + Buffers are one per name, a slice a view into its parent; inputs sync to + the device before the run and everything else back to the host after. + Subclasses give the buffer (``_make_buffer``) and the run (``_run``); the + full-ELF callable replaces the buffer model with its three arenas. """ - def __init__(self, op): - self.op = op + def __init__(self, seq): + self.op = seq self.last_elapsed = 0.0 self._buffer_cache = {} self._allocate_buffers() + def _make_buffer(self, n_elements): + return XRTTensor((n_elements,), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + def _allocate_buffers(self): - raise NotImplementedError + self._buffers = {} + for name, (_, _, length) in self.op.subbuffer_layout.items(): + self._buffers[name] = self._make_buffer(_n_elements(length)) + + def _resolve_buffer(self, buf_name): + if buf_name in self._buffers: + return self._buffers[buf_name] + if buf_name in self.op.slice_info: + base_name, start_bytes, end_bytes = self.op.slice_info[buf_name] + size_bytes = end_bytes - start_bytes + sub = self._buffers[base_name].subview( + start_bytes, (size_bytes // BF16.itemsize,), BF16 + ) + self._buffers[buf_name] = sub + return sub + raise ValueError(f"Unknown buffer '{buf_name}' in fused runlist") def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): - raise NotImplementedError + if buffer_name not in self._buffer_cache: + self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = self._resolve_buffer(buffer_name) + return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] def _iter_steps(self): """Yield ``(op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec)`` per runlist step.""" @@ -734,10 +593,13 @@ def _iter_steps(self): yield step_op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec def _sync_inputs(self): - pass + for name in self.op.input_args: + self._buffers[name].to("npu") def _sync_outputs(self): - pass + for name in self.op.subbuffer_layout: + if name not in self.op.input_args: + self._buffers[name].to("cpu") def _run(self): raise NotImplementedError @@ -751,23 +613,23 @@ def __call__(self): class SequenceFullELFCallable(SequenceCallable): - """Single-ELF dispatch (NPU2): every operator shares three consolidated + """The full ELF (NPU2): every operator shares three consolidated input/output/scratch buffers addressed by offset. ``get_buffer`` returns a sub-view into whichever consolidated buffer holds the named argument. """ - def __init__(self, op, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): + def __init__(self, seq, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): _require_xrt() self.device_name = device_name self.sequence_name = sequence_name - xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(full_elf_path(op))) + xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(seq.elf_path)) xrt_context = pyxrt.hw_context(aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime._device, xrt_elf) self.xrt_kernel = pyxrt.ext.kernel( xrt_context, f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}" ) - super().__init__(op) + super().__init__(seq) # Persistent run handle: reused across dispatches so that the # ctrl-scratchpad backing buffer (and any ParameterScratchpad state @@ -797,7 +659,7 @@ def params(self): return self._params from .jit_compile import fused_work_dir - params_path = fused_work_dir(full_elf_path(self.op)) / "params.txt" + params_path = fused_work_dir(self.op.elf_path) / "params.txt" if not params_path.exists(): return None if params_path.read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0": @@ -829,7 +691,7 @@ def lowered_mlir_text(self) -> str: """aiecc's post-lowering module, which carries the trace buffer layout.""" from .jit_compile import fused_work_dir - path = fused_work_dir(full_elf_path(self.op)) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" + path = fused_work_dir(self.op.elf_path) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" return path.read_text() def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): @@ -869,85 +731,36 @@ def _run(self): raise RuntimeError(f"Kernel execution failed with return code {ret_code}") -class _PerBufferCallable(SequenceCallable): - """Callable whose buffers are allocated one per name, with slice views into - their parent. Inputs sync to the device before the run, all non-input - buffers back to the host afterwards. - """ - - def _make_buffer(self, n_elements): - raise NotImplementedError - - def _allocate_buffers(self): - self._buffers = {} - for name, (_, _, length) in self.op.subbuffer_layout.items(): - self._buffers[name] = self._make_buffer(_n_elements(length)) - - def _resolve_buffer(self, buf_name): - if buf_name in self._buffers: - return self._buffers[buf_name] - if buf_name in self.op.slice_info: - base_name, start_bytes, end_bytes = self.op.slice_info[buf_name] - size_bytes = end_bytes - start_bytes - sub = self._buffers[base_name].subview( - start_bytes, (size_bytes // BF16.itemsize,), BF16 - ) - self._buffers[buf_name] = sub - return sub - raise ValueError(f"Unknown buffer '{buf_name}' in fused runlist") - - def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): - if buffer_name not in self._buffer_cache: - self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = self._resolve_buffer(buffer_name) - return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] - - def _sync_inputs(self): - for name in self.op.input_args: - self._buffers[name].to("npu") - - def _sync_outputs(self): - for name in self.op.subbuffer_layout: - if name not in self.op.input_args: - self._buffers[name].to("cpu") - - -class SequenceXclbinCallable(_PerBufferCallable): +class SequenceXclbinCallable(SequenceCallable): """Executes each runlist step as its own xclbin dispatch. Buffers shared by - name give zero-copy handoff between consecutive operators. - - The compiled per-operator xclbin/insts maps live on the ``SeparateDispatch`` - policy passed in as ``dispatch``. + name give zero-copy handoff between consecutive operators. The chain's + per-operator paths are on ``seq._image`` (an :class:`XclbinChain`). """ - def __init__(self, op, dispatch): + def __init__(self, seq): _require_xrt() - self._dispatch = dispatch - super().__init__(op) - - def _make_buffer(self, n_elements): - return XRTTensor((n_elements,), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + super().__init__(seq) def _allocate_buffers(self): super()._allocate_buffers() - dispatch = self._dispatch - combined_xclbin_path = dispatch.combined_xclbin_path + chain = self.op._image self._op_callable_map = {} # id(op) -> NPUKernel # Per-call scalars of dispatch-time kernels, by symbol; a graph sets # them before each run (CompiledGraph._write_values). self.dispatch_values = {} - for op_id, xclbin_path in dispatch.op_xclbin_path_map.items(): - stream = dispatch.op_insts_path_map[op_id] + for op_id, xclbin_path in chain.op_xclbin_path_map.items(): + stream = chain.op_insts_path_map[op_id] if isinstance(stream, DispatchStream): self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(combined_xclbin_path), - kernel_name=dispatch.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], + xclbin_path=str(chain.combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=chain.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], dispatch_params=list(stream.params), dispatch_lib_path=str(stream.lib_path), ) else: self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(combined_xclbin_path), - kernel_name=dispatch.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], + xclbin_path=str(chain.combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=chain.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], insts_path=str(stream), ) self._execution_plan = [ @@ -978,7 +791,7 @@ def _reshape_for_spec(flat_tensor, spec): return flat_tensor[:n].reshape(spec.shape) -class SequenceReferenceCallable(_PerBufferCallable): +class SequenceReferenceCallable(SequenceCallable): """Pure-CPU evaluation via each operator's ``reference()``; no NPU dispatch. Device syncs are no-ops on the CPU buffers. """ @@ -1004,17 +817,18 @@ def _run(self): class SequenceCompareCallable(SequenceXclbinCallable): - """Runs the xclbin pipeline and, after each step, re-runs the operator's + """Runs the xclbin chain and, after each step, re-runs the operator's reference on the same NPU-produced inputs, logging per-step deviation. The NPU output propagates on both sides, so each comparison isolates a single - operator (no error accumulation). + operator (no error accumulation). A step is a mismatch when it exceeds + both tolerances; ``raise_on_mismatch`` turns the first one into an error. """ - def __init__(self, op, dispatch): - super().__init__(op, dispatch) - self.rel_tol = dispatch.rel_tol - self.abs_tol = dispatch.abs_tol - self.raise_on_mismatch = dispatch.raise_on_mismatch + def __init__(self, seq, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2, raise_on_mismatch=True): + super().__init__(seq) + self.rel_tol = rel_tol + self.abs_tol = abs_tol + self.raise_on_mismatch = raise_on_mismatch self.last_step_stats = [] def _read_to_cpu(self, name, spec): @@ -1088,3 +902,13 @@ def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): f"tolerances abs_tol={self.abs_tol}, rel_tol={self.rel_tol})" ) self.last_step_stats.append(stats) + + +# The modes a sequence can be built in: the image (None builds nothing) and +# the callable that runs it. +_MODES = { + "fused": (FusedImage, SequenceFullELFCallable), + "separate": (XclbinChain, SequenceXclbinCallable), + "reference": (None, SequenceReferenceCallable), + "compare": (XclbinChain, SequenceCompareCallable), +} diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index f6051a8971..46c915080c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence +from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence, build_fused_mlir from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd from iron.operators.relu.op import ReLU @@ -102,9 +102,9 @@ def test_auto_dispatch_selects_platform_default(size, aie_context): expected_mode = ( "fused" if isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2) else "separate" ) - assert seq._dispatch.name == expected_mode, ( - f"auto dispatch resolved to {seq._dispatch.name!r}, expected " - f"{expected_mode!r} on this device" + assert seq.mode == expected_mode, ( + f"auto dispatch resolved to {seq.mode!r}, expected {expected_mode!r} " + "on this device" ) run = seq.get_callable() @@ -136,11 +136,11 @@ def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, aie_context): seq = _build_add_relu_sequence(aie_context, "fused", "infra_fused_mlir") # Generate the fused MLIR directly, bypassing the ELF backend (which is - # NPU2-only). This mirrors what link_elf() feeds to the compiler. + # NPU2-only). This mirrors what FusedImage.link() feeds to the compiler. seq.subbuffer_layout, seq.buffer_sizes, seq.slice_info = ( seq.calculate_buffer_layout() ) - text = seq._dispatch.build_fused_mlir(seq) + text = build_fused_mlir(seq) # Reconfiguration + dispatch ops between temporal steps. assert "aiex.configure" in text, "missing aiex.configure in fused MLIR" @@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ def test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical(dispatch, aie_context): # rather than a hand-rolled numpy view. Not covered by # test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical above, since reference() is a CPU # re-implementation and only expected to match the NPU output within -# tolerance, not bit-for-bit (see CompareDispatch's rel_tol/abs_tol). +# tolerance, not bit-for-bit (see SequenceCompareCallable's rel_tol/abs_tol). # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- _SLICE_SIZE = 1024 @@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, aie_context) context=aie_context, ) seq.compile() - assert seq._dispatch.name == "compare" + assert seq.mode == "compare" run = seq.get_callable() _set_input(run, "a", a) From 2f16fc71a146d91f48bd6555f92c99b5ebd43ebc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 20:40:02 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 117/215] tests: the toolchain gates share their tools and fixtures; one scaled Llama model iron/tests/toolchain/tools.py holds what every gate re-declared: which tools are installed (aiecc, Peano, aiebu-asm, xclbinutil) as requires() skip marks, the two device widths, and the swiglu decode graph; the device and npu2 fixtures live in the toolchain conftest. The scaled-down Llama model that the graph trace test, the reference parity test and the toolchain gates all built for themselves is one iron/tests/common/llama_model.py. Tests that reached into a sequence's dispatch object read its image builder (seq._image) or its mode now. iron/tests: 5,470 to 5,441 lines. The remaining growth over the baseline (3,416) is coverage of code the baseline did not have: the declaration, tiling, build, graph and packaging layers (1,600 lines of host tests) and the device-free toolchain gates (700). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 23 +++- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 1 - iron/common/build.py | 4 +- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 60 +--------- iron/tests/common/llama_model.py | 108 ++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 97 +++++----------- .../infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py | 3 - iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py | 26 +++++ iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py | 43 ++----- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 45 ++------ iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py | 28 +---- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 39 +++---- iron/tests/toolchain/tools.py | 48 ++++++++ iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py | 58 ++-------- iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py | 12 +- 15 files changed, 296 insertions(+), 299 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/llama_model.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/toolchain/tools.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 472b879b74..61864589e3 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1045,7 +1045,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py`, `xclbin.py` (the swiglu graph goes through `compile()`), `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt; the S1 and S4 build tests went to the shelved branch with what was built on them | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | -| the dispatch hierarchy (step 5, acceptance 1) | `sequence.py` | โ€” | `AutoDispatch` is gone: a graph never names a dispatch (`packaging.plan` derives the instance from device, values and boundaries), and a hand-written sequence that names none gets `platform_default`. What remains are the image builders (`fused`, `separate`, `chunked`) and the two harness modes (`reference`, `compare`) the operator and infrastructure tests drive by name; deleting those would remove the hand-written-runlist API those device tests stand on, so they stay as the plan's builders | **needs a device**: the infrastructure tests that name them | +| the dispatch hierarchy (step 5, acceptance 1) | `sequence.py` | โ€” | gone: a sequence has a `mode` (`fused`, `separate`, `reference`, `compare`; a graph's comes from `packaging.plan`, a hand-written sequence that names none gets the platform default), and `_MODES` maps each to its image builder (`FusedImage`, `XclbinChain`, or none) and its callable. `build_fused_mlir` is a function | **needs a device**: the infrastructure tests that run the modes | | dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device; at Llama 3.2 1B's real size it is 386 steps on 19 kernels, two of them dispatch-time, in under a minute | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | @@ -1210,6 +1210,27 @@ toolchain gate builds the swiglu graph twice fewer: the ELF and the xclbin-chain tests go through `compile()` and carry the ahead-of-time assertions the separate `compile.py` made on their own builds. +**Four more cuts, host-verified.** (1) `sequence.py` (1,090 โ†’ 914 lines) +has no dispatch hierarchy: a sequence carries a `mode` name, `_MODES` +maps it to an image builder (`FusedImage` for the ELF, `XclbinChain` for +the chain, none for `reference`) and a callable, and the two builders +have one method, `link`. Reference and compare are callables only; the +compare tolerances are `SequenceCompareCallable`'s. The callables lost +their extra base (`_PerBufferCallable` is the base's own buffer model; +the full-ELF callable overrides it). (2) `MLIROperator` is gone: +`Operator` inherits `AIEOperatorBase` (context, artifacts, the compile of +what is not generated) and carries `name`, `compile`, `link_xclbin` and +`get_callable` itself; the artifact-stem aliases are one table in +`declare.py`. (3) The four "legacy accessors" sections (25 properties +forwarding to the overlay) are gone; readers use `op.ov`. (4) +`members_of`, `nearly_equal`, `chunks()` (refused by name until the +shelved branch returns) and MHA's padding helpers are gone. The tests +shed their duplicates too: the toolchain gates share `tools.py` (which +tools are installed, the devices, the swiglu graph) and the `device` and +`npu2` fixtures in their conftest, and the scaled-down Llama model the +graph tests, the reference parity test and the toolchain gates trace is +one `iron/tests/common/llama_model.py`. + What to run first on a device, in order: `pytest iron/tests/toolchain` (it is what the lowering environment already passes; a device changes nothing there), `pytest iron/tests/infrastructure` (the three ported diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index 7e21c113d3..bb94104fea 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -27,7 +27,6 @@ from iron.operators import ( WeightedRMSNorm, GEMM, - GEMV, ElementwiseAdd, ElementwiseMul, SiLU, diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index ef78ac8f4a..6ad2632f82 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -180,7 +180,9 @@ def _transfer(self, verb: str, stream, what, group, wait: bool, offset_by=None): ) data = self._rt_data[buffer.name] dynamic = offset_by is not None and offset_by.ssa is not None - offset_parameter = offset_by.param if offset_by is not None and not dynamic else None + offset_parameter = ( + offset_by.param if offset_by is not None and not dynamic else None + ) tasks = [] for i, acc in enumerate(accesses): last = i == len(accesses) - 1 diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index ebda9e3ee8..b54b4f89f9 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import iron from iron.common.declare import DispatchTime, Scratchpad -from iron.common.graph import Handle, State, TracedGraph +from iron.common.graph import Handle, TracedGraph from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV, GEMVOverlay @@ -303,65 +303,11 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill_traces_over_a_sequence(monkeypatch): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -class _Param: - def __init__(self, shape): - self.weight = z(*shape) - - -class _Block: - def __init__(self, E, H, G, D, F): - self.norm1, self.norm2 = _Param((E,)), _Param((E,)) - self.attn = type("attn", (), {})() - self.attn.q, self.attn.k = _Param((H * D, E)), _Param((G * D, E)) - self.attn.v, self.attn.o = _Param((G * D, E)), _Param((E, H * D)) - self.ffn = type("ffn", (), {})() - self.ffn.gate, self.ffn.up = _Param((F, E)), _Param((F, E)) - self.ffn.down = _Param((E, F)) - - -class _Model: - def __init__(self, cfg): - self.layers = [ - _Block( - cfg.emb_dim, cfg.n_heads, cfg.n_kv_groups, cfg.head_dim, cfg.hidden_dim - ) - for _ in range(cfg.n_layers) - ] - self.norm = _Param((cfg.emb_dim,)) - self.out_head = _Param((cfg.vocab_size, cfg.emb_dim)) - - def named_parameters(self): - for i, blk in enumerate(self.layers): - for path in ( - "norm1", - "norm2", - "attn.q", - "attn.k", - "attn.v", - "attn.o", - "ffn.gate", - "ffn.up", - "ffn.down", - ): - obj = blk - for part in path.split("."): - obj = getattr(obj, part) - yield f"layers.{i}.{path}.weight", obj.weight - yield "norm.weight", self.norm.weight - yield "out_head.weight", self.out_head.weight - - -class _Config: - n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 2, 16, 4, 64 - emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 256, 512, 1024 - - def __init__(self): - self.model = _Model(self) - - def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): import sys + from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config + sys.path.insert(0, "iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b") from decode_graph import DecodeGraph diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..a6349b4489 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py @@ -0,0 +1,108 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A Llama 3.2 model at a size a host test runs in seconds, with random weights.""" + +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +import torch + +sys.path.insert( + 0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "applications" / "llama_3.2_1b") +) +from llama_inference_harness import compute_rope_angles # noqa: E402 + + +class _Param: + def __init__(self, tensor): + self.weight = tensor + + +class _Attn: + pass + + +class _Block: + def __init__(self, gen, E, H, G, D, F): + w = lambda *shape, scale: _Param( # noqa: E731 + (torch.randn(*shape, generator=gen) * scale).to(torch.bfloat16) + ) + self.norm1, self.norm2 = w(E, scale=0.1), w(E, scale=0.1) + self.norm1.weight += 1 + self.norm2.weight += 1 + self.attn = _Attn() + self.attn.q, self.attn.k = w(H * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), w( + G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5 + ) + self.attn.v, self.attn.o = w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), w( + E, H * D, scale=(H * D) ** -0.5 + ) + self.ffn = _Attn() + self.ffn.gate, self.ffn.up = w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5), w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5) + self.ffn.down = w(E, F, scale=F**-0.5) + + +class _Model: + def __init__(self, cfg, seed=0): + gen = torch.Generator().manual_seed(seed) + self.layers = [ + _Block( + gen, + cfg.emb_dim, + cfg.n_heads, + cfg.n_kv_groups, + cfg.head_dim, + cfg.hidden_dim, + ) + for _ in range(cfg.n_layers) + ] + self.norm = _Param( + (1 + 0.1 * torch.randn(cfg.emb_dim, generator=gen)).to(torch.bfloat16) + ) + self.out_head = _Param( + ( + torch.randn(cfg.vocab_size, cfg.emb_dim, generator=gen) + * cfg.emb_dim**-0.5 + ).to(torch.bfloat16) + ) + + def named_parameters(self): + for i, blk in enumerate(self.layers): + for path in ( + "norm1", + "norm2", + "attn.q", + "attn.k", + "attn.v", + "attn.o", + "ffn.gate", + "ffn.up", + "ffn.down", + ): + obj = blk + for part in path.split("."): + obj = getattr(obj, part) + yield f"layers.{i}.{path}.weight", obj.weight + yield "norm.weight", self.norm.weight + yield "out_head.weight", self.out_head.weight + + +class Config: + """Llama's shape at a size the reference runs in seconds; a real layout, small. + + The model is what ``DecodeGraph`` and ``llama_cpu`` both read: layers of + ``norm1/norm2``, ``attn.q/k/v/o`` and ``ffn.gate/up/down`` weights, the + final norm and the output head, drawn at a seed so both sides see the + same numbers; ``angles`` is the RoPE table for ``context_length``. + """ + + n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 2, 16, 4, 64 + emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 256, 512, 1024 + context_length = 64 + + def __init__(self): + self.model = _Model(self) + self.angles = compute_rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).to( + torch.bfloat16 + ) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index fb61e0d4a5..fbb31f8b92 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ logits agree to bf16 tolerance and the argmax exactly. """ -import math import sys from pathlib import Path @@ -30,67 +29,9 @@ import llama_cpu # noqa: E402 from decode_graph import DecodeGraph # noqa: E402 -from llama_inference_harness import LlamaModelState, compute_rope_angles # noqa: E402 +from llama_inference_harness import LlamaModelState # noqa: E402 - -class _Param: - def __init__(self, tensor): - self.weight = tensor - - -class _Attn: - pass - - -class _Block: - def __init__(self, gen, E, H, G, D, F): - w = lambda *shape, scale: _Param( # noqa: E731 - (torch.randn(*shape, generator=gen) * scale).to(torch.bfloat16) - ) - self.norm1, self.norm2 = w(E, scale=0.1) , w(E, scale=0.1) - self.norm1.weight += 1 - self.norm2.weight += 1 - self.attn = _Attn() - self.attn.q, self.attn.k = w(H * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5) - self.attn.v, self.attn.o = w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), w(E, H * D, scale=(H * D) ** -0.5) - self.ffn = _Attn() - self.ffn.gate, self.ffn.up = w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5), w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5) - self.ffn.down = w(E, F, scale=F**-0.5) - - -class _Model: - def __init__(self, cfg, seed=0): - gen = torch.Generator().manual_seed(seed) - self.layers = [ - _Block(gen, cfg.emb_dim, cfg.n_heads, cfg.n_kv_groups, cfg.head_dim, cfg.hidden_dim) - for _ in range(cfg.n_layers) - ] - self.norm = _Param((1 + 0.1 * torch.randn(cfg.emb_dim, generator=gen)).to(torch.bfloat16)) - self.out_head = _Param( - (torch.randn(cfg.vocab_size, cfg.emb_dim, generator=gen) * cfg.emb_dim**-0.5).to(torch.bfloat16) - ) - - def named_parameters(self): - for i, blk in enumerate(self.layers): - for path in ("norm1", "norm2", "attn.q", "attn.k", "attn.v", "attn.o", "ffn.gate", "ffn.up", "ffn.down"): - obj = blk - for part in path.split("."): - obj = getattr(obj, part) - yield f"layers.{i}.{path}.weight", obj.weight - yield "norm.weight", self.norm.weight - yield "out_head.weight", self.out_head.weight - - -class _Config: - """Llama's shape at a size the reference runs in seconds; a real layout, small.""" - - n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 2, 16, 4, 64 - emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 256, 512, 1024 - context_length = 64 - - def __init__(self): - self.model = _Model(self) - self.angles = compute_rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).to(torch.bfloat16) +from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config # noqa: E402 def _embed(config, token): @@ -115,11 +56,15 @@ def cpu_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens): return out, prefill_caches -def graph_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens, first_logits_from_cpu, caches, *, vector_size): +def graph_decode( + config, prompt, n_tokens, first_logits_from_cpu, caches, *, vector_size +): """Seed the caches from the CPU prefill and decode the same tokens through the graph's reference.""" L, D = config.context_length, config.head_dim keys, values = caches - graph = DecodeGraph(config, L, tensor=lambda a: torch.as_tensor(a).to(torch.bfloat16)) + graph = DecodeGraph( + config, L, tensor=lambda a: torch.as_tensor(a).to(torch.bfloat16) + ) for i in range(config.n_layers): for state, cache in ((graph.keys[i], keys[i]), (graph.values[i], values[i])): host = torch.zeros(state.shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16) @@ -161,14 +106,23 @@ def _first_logits(config, prompt): def test_the_graph_reference_matches_the_cpu_reference_token_by_token(cpu): config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, caches = cpu got = graph_decode( - config, prompt, n_tokens, _first_logits(config, prompt), caches, - vector_size=lambda step, pos: pos + 1, # the context length: prompt + tokens so far + config, + prompt, + n_tokens, + _first_logits(config, prompt), + caches, + vector_size=lambda step, pos: pos + + 1, # the context length: prompt + tokens so far ) for step, (a, b) in enumerate(zip(got, expected)): scale = b.abs().max() err = (a - b).abs().max() - assert err <= 0.05 * scale, f"step {step}: max |diff| {err:.4f} against |logits| {scale:.3f}" - assert a.argmax() == b.argmax(), f"step {step}: argmax {a.argmax()} != {b.argmax()}" + assert ( + err <= 0.05 * scale + ), f"step {step}: max |diff| {err:.4f} against |logits| {scale:.3f}" + assert ( + a.argmax() == b.argmax() + ), f"step {step}: argmax {a.argmax()} != {b.argmax()}" def test_the_cumulative_vector_size_is_not_the_context_length(cpu): @@ -184,7 +138,14 @@ def cumulative(step, pos): cum["total"] += pos + 1 return min(cum["total"], config.context_length) - got = graph_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens, _first_logits(config, prompt), caches, vector_size=cumulative) + got = graph_decode( + config, + prompt, + n_tokens, + _first_logits(config, prompt), + caches, + vector_size=cumulative, + ) # The first token is right (a sum of one term), later ones are not. assert torch.allclose(got[0], expected[0], atol=0.05 * expected[0].abs().max()) drift = [(a - b).abs().max().item() for a, b in zip(got[1:], expected[1:])] diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py index 3ea80fcc42..280b9a7775 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py @@ -13,12 +13,9 @@ """ import importlib.util -import sys from pathlib import Path from types import SimpleNamespace -import pytest - _ROOT_CONFTEST = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[3] / "conftest.py" diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py index ff19d576fb..28f379fe9a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/conftest.py @@ -9,6 +9,14 @@ first iteration of each toolchain test is kept. """ +import pytest + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2 # noqa: E402 + +from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import DEVICES # noqa: E402 + def pytest_collection_modifyitems(config, items): keep, dropped = [], [] @@ -18,3 +26,21 @@ def pytest_collection_modifyitems(config, items): if dropped: config.hook.pytest_deselected(items=dropped) items[:] = keep + + +@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(DEVICES)) +def device(request): + """Each device width the gate builds for, made current.""" + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + dev = DEVICES[request.param]() + aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) + yield dev + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +@pytest.fixture +def npu2(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py index 1c2cb54bd6..6a96904da0 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py @@ -17,37 +17,14 @@ from pathlib import Path import numpy as np -import pytest -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") -import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 -from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 +import iron +from iron.common.context import AIEContext +from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad +from iron.common.jit_compile import DispatchStream +from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import requires -import iron # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.jit_compile import DispatchStream # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import PEANO # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.xclbin import XCLBINUTIL # noqa: E402 - -pytestmark = [ - pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH"), - pytest.mark.skipif( - PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" - ), -] - -DEVICES = {"npu2": lambda: NPU2(), "npu1": lambda: from_name("npu1", n_cols=4)} - - -@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(DEVICES)) -def device(request): - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - dev = DEVICES[request.param]() - aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) - yield dev - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) +pytestmark = requires("xclbinutil", "peano") def _graph(): @@ -90,10 +67,12 @@ def test_values_become_dispatch_time_kernels_at_each_step(device, tmp_path): ) assert net.plan.image == "xclbin" and net.plan.dispatch == "separate" kinds = {name: text for name, _, text in net.plan.values} - assert "dispatch-time scalar" in kinds["n"] and "dispatch-time scalar" in kinds["pos"] - dispatch = net.sequence._dispatch + assert ( + "dispatch-time scalar" in kinds["n"] and "dispatch-time scalar" in kinds["pos"] + ) + chain = net.sequence._image streams = { - type(op).__name__: dispatch.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] + type(op).__name__: chain.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] for op in net.sequence.unique_operators() } assert set(streams) == {"DynamicSoftmax", "StridedCopy"} diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index 1f495bc592..462a6bcabe 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -24,43 +24,18 @@ image on. """ -import shutil import sys from pathlib import Path -import numpy as np import pytest -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2 -aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") -import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 -import aie.utils.config as aie_config # noqa: E402 -from aie.iron.device import NPU2 # noqa: E402 +import iron +from iron.common.context import AIEContext +from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, fused_work_dir +from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import requires, swiglu_decode -import iron # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, fused_work_dir # noqa: E402 - -AIEBU = shutil.which("aiebu-asm") -try: - PEANO = Path(aie_config.peano_install_dir()) -except Exception: # noqa: BLE001 - any failure means no Peano - PEANO = None - -pytestmark = [ - pytest.mark.skipif(AIEBU is None, reason="no aiebu-asm on the PATH"), - pytest.mark.skipif( - PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" - ), -] - - -@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) -def npu2(): - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) - yield - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) +pytestmark = [*requires("aiebu", "peano"), pytest.mark.usefixtures("npu2")] def build_elf(traced, name, tmp_path): @@ -84,11 +59,7 @@ def _params(work_dir): def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(tmp_path): - from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode - - z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 - E, H = 2048, 8192 - fn = swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)) + fn, E = swiglu_decode() net = fn.compile( NPU2(), image=iron.ELF, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), x=(1, E) ) @@ -105,7 +76,7 @@ def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(tmp_path): def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): - from iron.tests.common.graph import _Config + from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) from decode_graph import DecodeGraph diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py index acbc36a82f..e326b1e9ee 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py @@ -12,27 +12,20 @@ resident writes and barrier sets lower. What it cannot check is the kernels, which need Peano, and the numbers, which need hardware. -The case table is the one the device-free probe uses, so a case that -executes under the stub also lowers for real here. +The case table is ``iron/tests/common/cases.py``, one construction per +shape and dtype decision each operator makes. """ import importlib import subprocess -from pathlib import Path import pytest -aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") -import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 -from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 +from iron.common.declare import Incompatible, Untunable +from iron.tests.common.cases import CASES +from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import AIECC, requires -from iron.common.declare import Incompatible, Untunable # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.common.cases import CASES # noqa: E402 - -AIECC = Path(aie.__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "bin" / "aiecc" -pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(not AIECC.exists(), reason=f"no aiecc at {AIECC}") - -DEVICES = {"npu2": lambda: NPU2(), "npu1": lambda: from_name("npu1", n_cols=4)} +pytestmark = requires("aiecc") def lower(op, tmp_path, name=None): @@ -66,15 +59,6 @@ def lower(op, tmp_path, name=None): return src, insts -@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(DEVICES)) -def device(request): - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - dev = DEVICES[request.param]() - aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) - yield dev - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) - - def _cases(): for module, cls_name, kwargs_list in CASES: for i, kwargs in enumerate(kwargs_list): diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index 301306bc65..738011a047 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -15,21 +15,12 @@ import pytest from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") -import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 -from aie.iron.device import NPU2 # noqa: E402 +import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.tests.toolchain.lowering import AIECC, lower # noqa: E402 +from iron.tests.toolchain.lowering import lower +from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import requires, swiglu_decode -pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(not AIECC.exists(), reason=f"no aiecc at {AIECC}") - - -@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) -def npu2(): - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) - yield - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) +pytestmark = [*requires("aiecc"), pytest.mark.usefixtures("npu2")] def _lower_all(traced, tmp_path): @@ -39,7 +30,7 @@ def _lower_all(traced, tmp_path): def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): - from iron.tests.common.graph import _Config + from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) from decode_graph import DecodeGraph @@ -95,23 +86,27 @@ def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_a_foreign_image(tmp_path): op.link_xclbin() insts = Path(op._insts_path) assert insts.stat().st_size > 0 - assert not list(tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")), "an instructions-only compile built an image" + assert not list( + tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin") + ), "an instructions-only compile built an image" first = insts.stat().st_mtime_ns - again = MMPrebuilt(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + again = MMPrebuilt( + M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)) + ) again.link_xclbin() - assert Path(again._insts_path).stat().st_mtime_ns == first, "the same sequence recompiled" + assert ( + Path(again._insts_path).stat().st_mtime_ns == first + ), "the same sequence recompiled" def test_swiglu_graphs_operators_lower(tmp_path): - from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import swiglu_prefill + fn, E = swiglu_decode() + H = 8192 z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 - E, H = 2048, 8192 (tmp_path / "decode").mkdir() - _lower_all( - swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)).trace(x=(1, E)), tmp_path / "decode" - ) + _lower_all(fn.trace(x=(1, E)), tmp_path / "decode") (tmp_path / "prefill").mkdir() _lower_all( swiglu_prefill(z(E, H), z(E, H), z(H, E)).trace(x=(256, E)), diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/tools.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/tools.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9d86f4a523 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/tools.py @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""What the toolchain gates share: which tools are installed, the devices +they build for, and the graph they all build.""" + +import shutil +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") +import aie.utils.config as aie_config # noqa: E402 +from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 + +AIECC = Path(aie.__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "bin" / "aiecc" +AIEBU = shutil.which("aiebu-asm") +XCLBINUTIL = shutil.which("xclbinutil") +try: + PEANO = Path(aie_config.peano_install_dir()) +except Exception: # noqa: BLE001 - any failure means no Peano + PEANO = None + +_MISSING = { + "aiecc": (not AIECC.exists(), f"no aiecc at {AIECC}"), + "aiebu": (AIEBU is None, "no aiebu-asm on the PATH"), + "xclbinutil": (XCLBINUTIL is None, "no xclbinutil on the PATH"), + "peano": (PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), "no Peano (llvm-aie) installed"), +} + + +def requires(*tools): + """Skip marks for a module that needs these tools.""" + return [pytest.mark.skipif(_MISSING[t][0], reason=_MISSING[t][1]) for t in tools] + + +DEVICES = {"npu2": lambda: NPU2(), "npu1": lambda: from_name("npu1", n_cols=4)} + + +def swiglu_decode(): + """The swiglu decode graph function at Llama 3.2 1B's width, and that width.""" + from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode + + z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 + E, H = 2048, 8192 + return swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)), E diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py index dc5e2bb7aa..b25800eb0d 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py @@ -21,61 +21,21 @@ one under ``tools/hrx-xclbinutil``); no device. """ -import shutil import urllib.error from pathlib import Path -import numpy as np import pytest -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +import aie.utils as aie_utils -aie = pytest.importorskip("aie") -import aie.utils as aie_utils # noqa: E402 -from aie.iron.device import NPU2, from_name # noqa: E402 +import iron +from iron.common.context import AIEContext +from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import DEVICES, requires, swiglu_decode -import iron # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.toolchain.full_elf import PEANO # noqa: E402 - -XCLBINUTIL = shutil.which("xclbinutil") - -pytestmark = [ - pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH"), - pytest.mark.skipif( - PEANO is None or not PEANO.exists(), reason="no Peano (llvm-aie) installed" - ), -] - -DEVICES = {"npu2": lambda: NPU2(), "npu1": lambda: from_name("npu1", n_cols=4)} - - -@pytest.fixture(params=sorted(DEVICES)) -def device(request): - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - dev = DEVICES[request.param]() - aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) - yield dev - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) - - -@pytest.fixture -def npu2(): - previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() - aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) - yield - aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) - - -def _swiglu_decode(): - from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode - - z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 - E, H = 2048, 8192 - return swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)), E +pytestmark = requires("xclbinutil", "peano") def test_a_graph_compiles_to_one_xclbin_per_operator_chained(device, tmp_path): - fn, E = _swiglu_decode() + fn, E = swiglu_decode() net = fn.compile( device, boundaries=iron.each_step, @@ -87,7 +47,7 @@ def test_a_graph_compiles_to_one_xclbin_per_operator_chained(device, tmp_path): assert Path(net.image).suffix == ".xclbin" and Path(net.image).stat().st_size > 0 assert net._callable is None, "the runtime is made on first call, not at compile" seq = net.sequence - dispatch = seq._dispatch + dispatch = seq._image ops = list(seq.unique_operators()) assert len(ops) == 5 and len(seq.runlist) == 5 # Five operators, four designs: the gate and up projections share one, @@ -121,7 +81,9 @@ def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions( # The shape's own compile is instructions-only: no second xclbin, no # second kernel build. assert not (tmp_path / f"{op.name}.xclbin").exists() - assert sorted(p.name for p in tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")) == [f"{op.config_name}.xclbin"] + assert sorted(p.name for p in tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")) == [ + f"{op.config_name}.xclbin" + ] def test_mm_prebuilt_builds_its_instructions_for_the_foreign_image(npu2, tmp_path): diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py index f4049562f0..587a729e83 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py @@ -16,25 +16,23 @@ """ import json -import shutil import subprocess from pathlib import Path -import pytest +from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import XCLBINUTIL, requires -XCLBINUTIL = shutil.which("xclbinutil") PATCH = Path(__file__).with_name("patches") / "hrx-xclbinutil-empty-path.patch" -pytestmark = pytest.mark.skipif(XCLBINUTIL is None, reason="no xclbinutil on the PATH") +pytestmark = requires("xclbinutil") def _run(*args, cwd): result = subprocess.run( [XCLBINUTIL, *args], cwd=cwd, capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=120 ) - assert result.returncode == 0, ( - f"xclbinutil {' '.join(args)} failed:\n{result.stdout[-2000:]}{result.stderr[-2000:]}" - ) + assert ( + result.returncode == 0 + ), f"xclbinutil {' '.join(args)} failed:\n{result.stdout[-2000:]}{result.stderr[-2000:]}" return result From e3e9c451540e984f6e8737155e836f8e89d3638d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 21:11:31 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 118/215] operator tests: one operator_test() per operator; metrics recorded, not scraped; arg spec gone operator_test(cls, cases, rel_tol=, abs_tol=, draw=) in test_utils is the parametrized test (construct, golden(), run_test(), assert); the 18 operators whose test was the same thirty lines around a parameter sweep are now a case list and that call, with channeled_unary_cases and binary_elementwise_cases building the elementwise sweeps. The tests with bodies of their own (gemm's partitions, flm GEMM's epilogues and one-xclbin checks, gemv's epilogue, mha's error rate, the swiglu graphs, the flm benchmark, the llama application) keep them. Metrics are recorded, not scraped: run_test records latency and bandwidth through record_metric, a test records anything more (throughput, the benchmark's figures), and the root conftest writes what was recorded; the @pytest.mark.metrics regex blocks and the prints they matched are gone. verify_buffer compares with mlir-aie's aie.utils.verify.nearly_equal (the same rule; a NaN now fails instead of passing silently). AIERuntimeArgSpec and get_arg_spec() are retired: the sequence layout, the liveness pass, the callables, the design-sharing check and the harness read the declared buffers (op.buffers: direction, shape, dtype, nbytes) directly. Proof, on the host with each device bound at collection: the same items before and after on NPU2 (608: 171 regular, 437 extensive) and NPU1 (464: 141, 323), test by test, except rms_norm's sweep, which is two tests now, one per class (59 = 32 + 27 on NPU2). Ids are the operators' own field names. Operator test.py files: 2,531 to 1,816 lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 12 +- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 19 + conftest.py | 30 +- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py | 18 +- iron/common/__init__.py | 2 +- iron/common/base.py | 48 --- iron/common/declare.py | 8 +- iron/common/sequence.py | 46 ++- iron/common/test_utils.py | 345 ++++++++++-------- iron/operators/axpy/test.py | 68 +--- iron/operators/dequant/test.py | 92 ++--- iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py | 39 +- iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py | 41 +-- iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py | 34 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py | 12 +- iron/operators/flm/packing.py | 2 +- iron/operators/gelu/test.py | 45 +-- iron/operators/gemm/test.py | 22 +- iron/operators/gemv/test.py | 33 +- iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py | 47 +-- iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py | 55 +-- iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py | 111 ++---- iron/operators/mha/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/relu/test.py | 44 +-- iron/operators/repeat/test.py | 80 ++-- iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py | 114 ++---- iron/operators/rope/test.py | 88 ++--- iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py | 42 +-- iron/operators/silu/test.py | 41 +-- iron/operators/softmax/test.py | 88 +---- iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py | 69 ++-- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py | 11 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py | 11 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py | 10 +- iron/operators/tanh/test.py | 42 +-- iron/operators/transpose/test.py | 134 +++---- iron/tests/common/build.py | 4 +- iron/tests/common/cases.py | 8 +- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 41 +-- .../infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 25 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py | 12 +- 41 files changed, 649 insertions(+), 1354 deletions(-) diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 1809e9d850..b56590e818 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ reuse lint - `device_manager.py`: XRT device initialization and management (singleton pattern) - `context.py`: `AIEContext` for operator compilation/execution - `utils.py`: Helper functions (`torch_to_numpy`, `numpy_to_torch`) - - `test_utils.py`: Test utilities (`verify_buffer`, `nearly_equal`) + - `test_utils.py`: the operator test harness (`golden`, `run_test`, `operator_test`, `verify_buffer`, `record_metric`) ### Key Concepts @@ -295,9 +295,13 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute 5. Give the operator a `reference(*inputs)` (torch, on the declared shapes) 6. Implement `test.py` with pytest tests - Use `@pytest.mark.extensive` for slower/larger tests - - `data = golden(op)` then `run_test(op, data.inputs, data.outputs, ...)` - from `iron.common.test_utils`; `normal=`, `centered=`, `scale=` and a - given tensor or shape per input cover operators that want other draws + - `test_x = operator_test(X, cases, rel_tol=, abs_tol=)` from + `iron.common.test_utils`, with the cases as dicts of constructor + arguments (`channeled_unary_cases`/`binary_elementwise_cases` for the + elementwise families); `draw=` passes `golden()` its arguments + (`normal=`, `centered=`, a given tensor or shape per input) + - a test with a body of its own calls `run_test(op, golden(op), ...)` and + `record_metric()` for any figure beyond latency and bandwidth 7. Register operator in `iron/operators/__init__.py` ## Graph Functions diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 61864589e3..743ba4892b 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1231,6 +1231,25 @@ tools are installed, the devices, the swiglu graph) and the `device` and graph tests, the reference parity test and the toolchain gates trace is one `iron/tests/common/llama_model.py`. +**The operator tests are one function each.** `operator_test(cls, cases, +rel_tol=, abs_tol=, draw=)` in `iron/common/test_utils.py` is the +parametrized test: construct, `golden()`, `run_test()`, assert; the 18 +operators whose test was the same thirty lines around a parameter sweep +are now a case list and that one call (`channeled_unary_cases` and +`binary_elementwise_cases` build the elementwise families' sweeps). The +tests with real bodies (gemm's partitions, flm GEMM's epilogues, gemv's +epilogue, mha's error rate) keep them. Metrics are no longer scraped out +of stdout by regex: `run_test` records latency and bandwidth through +`record_metric`, a test records anything more (throughput), and the root +conftest writes what was recorded. `verify_buffer` compares with +mlir-aie's `aie.utils.verify.nearly_equal` (same rule; a NaN now fails +rather than passing). `AIERuntimeArgSpec` and `get_arg_spec()` are gone: +the sequence layout, the callables and the harness read the declared +buffers (`op.buffers`: direction, shape, dtype, nbytes) directly. Same +cases on both devices before and after (608 on NPU2, 464 on NPU1; rms +norm's sweep is two tests, one per class); the ids are the operators' +own field names now. + What to run first on a device, in order: `pytest iron/tests/toolchain` (it is what the lowering environment already passes; a device changes nothing there), `pytest iron/tests/infrastructure` (the three ported diff --git a/conftest.py b/conftest.py index 3cd72a36e2..903723a7e5 100644 --- a/conftest.py +++ b/conftest.py @@ -7,10 +7,10 @@ from datetime import datetime from pathlib import Path import pytest -import sys import statistics from iron.common import AIEContext +from iron.common import test_utils import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -67,17 +67,10 @@ def __init__(self, csv_path): self.date = datetime.now().strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S") self.test_metrics = {} # test_name -> {metric_name -> [values]} - def add_result( - self, test_path, test_name, passed, captured_output, metric_patterns - ): + def add_result(self, test_path, test_name, passed, metrics): key = (test_path, test_name) self.test_metrics.setdefault(key, {}).setdefault("passed", []).append(passed) - - for metric_name, pattern in metric_patterns.items(): - match = re.search(pattern, captured_output) - if not match: - continue - value = float(match.group("value")) + for metric_name, value in metrics: self.test_metrics[key].setdefault(metric_name, []).append(value) def finalize_results(self): @@ -126,7 +119,7 @@ def csv_reporter(request): reporter.write_csv() -# Hook into test completion to capture metrics in CSVReporter +# Hook into test completion to collect each test's metrics into the CSVReporter @pytest.hookimpl(hookwrapper=True) def pytest_runtest_makereport(item, call): outcome = yield @@ -153,25 +146,16 @@ def pytest_runtest_makereport(item, call): test_name = item.nodeid.rsplit("::", 1)[-1] passed = report.outcome == "passed" - captured = report.capstdout - - # Get metric patterns from test item's markers - metric_patterns = {} - for marker in item.iter_markers("metrics"): - metric_patterns = marker.kwargs - break - + # What the test reported through test_utils.record_metric (run_test + # records latency and bandwidth; a test adds its own, e.g. throughput). csv_reporter.add_result( - test_path, test_name, passed, captured, metric_patterns + test_path, test_name, passed, test_utils.take_metrics() ) def pytest_configure(config): csv_path = config.getoption("--csv-output") config._csv_reporter = CSVReporter(csv_path) - config.addinivalue_line( - "markers", "metrics(**patterns): specify metric patterns for this test" - ) def pytest_collection_modifyitems(config, items): diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py index add64d399c..ea0ab159bb 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py @@ -2,12 +2,15 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +import re import subprocess import pytest import os import sys from pathlib import Path +from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric + test_dir = Path(__file__).parent weights_dir = Path(os.environ.get("IRON_EXAMPLE_WEIGHTS_DIR", "/srv")) @@ -28,6 +31,12 @@ def generate_test_params(): params, names = generate_test_params() +FIGURES = { + "TTFT": r"\[Prefill\]\s*Time to first token:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+) s", + "TPS": r"\[Decode\]\s*Tokens per second:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+)", +} + + @pytest.mark.skipif( not ( (weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "model.safetensors").exists() @@ -36,10 +45,6 @@ def generate_test_params(): reason="llama3.2-1b weights not found", ) @pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") -@pytest.mark.metrics( - TTFT=r"\[Prefill\]\s*Time to first token:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+) s", - TPS=r"\[Decode\]\s*Tokens per second:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+)", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize("prompt_len,num_tokens", params, ids=names) def test_llama_3_2_1b(prompt_len, num_tokens): command = f"{sys.executable} {test_dir}/llama_npu.py {weights_dir}/llama3.2-1b/model.safetensors {weights_dir}/llama3.2-1b/tokenizer.model --num-tokens {num_tokens} --prompt-len {prompt_len}" @@ -54,6 +59,11 @@ def test_llama_3_2_1b(prompt_len, num_tokens): print(result.stdout) print(result.stderr) + # The figures the application prints, for the CSV. + for name, pattern in FIGURES.items(): + match = re.search(pattern, result.stdout) + if match: + record_metric(name, float(match.group("value"))) assert ( result.returncode == 0 diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 4786ef7601..31184e1ddf 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ """Common utilities and base classes for IRON operators.""" -from .base import AIEOperatorBase, AIERuntimeArgSpec +from .base import AIEOperatorBase from .operator_bases import ( ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index e8df83129f..a59a27b390 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -8,8 +8,6 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import aie.utils as aie_utils from . import compilation as comp @@ -41,17 +39,6 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: """ pass - def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - """This operator's runtime arguments: direction, shape and dtype each. - - A declared operator (:mod:`iron.common.declare`) serves it from its - ``In``/``Out``/``InOut`` members; anything else overrides. - """ - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{type(self).__name__} declares no buffers and does not override " - f"get_arg_spec()." - ) - @abstractmethod def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: pass @@ -129,38 +116,3 @@ def _serialize_param(v: object) -> str: if isinstance(v, (list, tuple)): return "x".join(str(x) for x in v) return str(v) - - -@dataclass(frozen=True) -class AIERuntimeArgSpec: - """Specification for a single runtime argument of an AIE operator.""" - - direction: str - shape: tuple[int, ...] - dtype: np.dtype = dataclasses.field(default_factory=lambda: bfloat16) - - def __post_init__(self) -> None: - if self.direction not in {"in", "out", "inout"}: - raise ValueError( - f"Invalid direction {self.direction!r}: must be one of 'in', 'out', 'inout'" - ) - - @property - def reads(self) -> bool: - """Whether the step consumes this buffer. - - Asking the question directly, rather than comparing ``direction`` - against a set at each call site, is what lets ``"inout"`` answer yes to - both this and :attr:`writes` -- which is the case a liveness analysis - gets wrong if it partitions arguments into inputs and outputs. - """ - return self.direction in {"in", "inout"} - - @property - def writes(self) -> bool: - """Whether the step produces this buffer.""" - return self.direction in {"out", "inout"} - - def nbytes(self) -> int: - """Size of this argument in bytes.""" - return int(np.prod(self.shape) * np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index c28800698c..279972632d 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): from abc import ABCMeta -from .base import AIEOperatorBase, AIERuntimeArgSpec, _serialize_param +from .base import AIEOperatorBase, _serialize_param # Short spellings in artifact stems, for the fields every family shares. _NAME_ALIASES = { @@ -667,9 +667,6 @@ def batch_axes(self) -> int: n += 1 return n - def arg_spec(self) -> AIERuntimeArgSpec: - return AIERuntimeArgSpec(self.direction, tuple(self.shape), self.dtype) - def __getitem__(self, index) -> "BufferView": """A basic slice of this buffer, for ``rt.fill``/``rt.drain`` in an override. @@ -1681,9 +1678,6 @@ def name(self) -> str: dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() return f"{base}_{dev.resolve().name}" - def get_arg_spec(self) -> list[AIERuntimeArgSpec]: - return [b.arg_spec() for b in self.buffers] - def get_mlir_artifact(self, image: str = "elf"): from .build import mlir_artifact_for diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index c83e2f0ba1..5737fb909b 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ def unique_designs(self): key = op.design_key() if self.share_designs else None if key is not None and key in first_with_key: shared = designs[first_with_key[key]] - if op.get_arg_spec() != shared.get_arg_spec(): + if _signature(op) != _signature(shared): raise ValueError( f"{op.name} and {shared.name} report the same design_key but " "different runtime arguments, so the design cannot be shared" @@ -309,11 +309,11 @@ def infer_buffer_offsets(self): sizes, steps = {}, [] for op, *bufs in self.runlist: reads, writes = [], [] - for buf, spec in zip(bufs, op.get_arg_spec()): - sizes.setdefault(buf, spec.nbytes()) - if spec.reads: + for buf, b in zip(bufs, op.buffers): + sizes.setdefault(buf, b.nbytes) + if b.direction in ("in", "inout"): reads.append(buf) - if spec.writes: + if b.direction in ("out", "inout"): writes.append(buf) steps.append((reads, writes)) @@ -329,20 +329,20 @@ def infer_buffer_offsets(self): return {name: a.offset for name, a in allocations.items()} def calculate_buffer_layout(self): - args = {} # base_buffer_name -> args_spec + args = {} # base_buffer_name -> the declared buffer sliced_buffers = ( {} - ) # full_buffer_name (with slice) -> (base_name, start, end, args_spec) + ) # full_buffer_name (with slice) -> (base_name, start, end, buffer) for op, *bufs in self.runlist: - args_specs = op.get_arg_spec() - if len(args_specs) != len(bufs): + declared = op.buffers + if len(declared) != len(bufs): raise ValueError( - f"Number of buffers ({len(bufs)}) must match operator argument " - f"specification ({len(args_specs)}) for operator {op!r}" + f"Number of buffers ({len(bufs)}) must match the operator's " + f"declared buffers ({len(declared)}) for operator {op!r}" ) for i, buf_name in enumerate(bufs): - args_spec = args_specs[i] + args_spec = declared[i] # Parse slice notation: "buffer_name[start:end]" if "[" in buf_name and buf_name.endswith("]"): @@ -396,8 +396,7 @@ def length_of(arg): # Explicit size specified - this is a parent buffer for slices return self.explicit_buffer_sizes[arg] if arg in args: - spec = args[arg] - return int(np.prod(spec.shape) * np.dtype(spec.dtype).itemsize) + return args[arg].nbytes return None # sliced buffers are handled separately # Unplanned buffers first, packed back to back exactly as before. @@ -485,12 +484,6 @@ def link(self): self.image = self._image.link(self) if self._image is not None else None return self.image - def get_arg_spec(self): - raise NotImplementedError( - "OperatorSequence does not expose a unified arg spec; " - "use get_layout_for_buffer() to inspect individual buffer layouts" - ) - def get_callable(self): """The runtime callable of this sequence's mode, compiling first if that has not happened (``compile()`` beforehand is the ahead-of-time @@ -533,6 +526,11 @@ def _n_elements(nbytes): return max(nbytes, BF16.itemsize) // BF16.itemsize +def _signature(op): + """The runtime arguments an operator takes: direction, shape and dtype each.""" + return [(b.direction, tuple(b.shape), np.dtype(b.dtype)) for b in op.buffers] + + # ########################################################################## # Runtime callables # ########################################################################## @@ -580,13 +578,13 @@ def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] def _iter_steps(self): - """Yield ``(op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec)`` per runlist step.""" + """Yield ``(op, in_names, in_buffers, out_name, out_buffer)`` per runlist step.""" for step_op, *buf_names in self.op.runlist: - specs = step_op.get_arg_spec() + specs = step_op.buffers if len(specs) != len(buf_names): raise ValueError( - f"Operator {step_op!r} arg-spec count {len(specs)} does not " - f"match runlist buffer count {len(buf_names)}" + f"Operator {step_op!r} declares {len(specs)} buffers but the " + f"runlist names {len(buf_names)}" ) *in_names, out_name = buf_names *in_specs, out_spec = specs diff --git a/iron/common/test_utils.py b/iron/common/test_utils.py index ecf9621c8f..52092ad5f9 100644 --- a/iron/common/test_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/test_utils.py @@ -4,13 +4,15 @@ from __future__ import annotations import dataclasses +from typing import NamedTuple import numpy as np +import pytest import torch import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.benchmark import run_iters +from aie.utils.verify import nearly_equal from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from .base import AIEOperatorBase _TORCH_DTYPES = { bfloat16: torch.bfloat16, @@ -87,6 +89,15 @@ def golden(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Golden # TODO: Consider upstreaming generic buffer utilities to mlir-aie once operator abstractions stabilize. +def _to_numpy(x): + if isinstance(x, torch.Tensor): + t = x.detach().cpu().contiguous() + if t.dtype == torch.bfloat16: + return t.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(np.dtype("bfloat16")) + return t.numpy() + return np.asarray(x) + + def verify_buffer( output: np.ndarray | torch.Tensor, buf_name: str, @@ -95,76 +106,62 @@ def verify_buffer( abs_tol: float = 1e-6, max_error_rate: float = 0.0, ) -> list[int]: - """ - Verify buffer contents match reference within tolerances. - - Args: - output: Output buffer to verify - buf_name: Name of buffer for error messages - reference: Reference data to compare against - rel_tol: Relative tolerance for comparison - abs_tol: Absolute tolerance for comparison - max_error_rate: Maximum fraction of elements allowed to exceed tolerances (0.0 to 1.0) - For example, 0.01 allows up to 1% of elements to fail - - Returns: - List of error indices. Empty if verification passes. - """ - errors = [] + """The indices where ``output`` is outside tolerance of ``reference``. - def _to_numpy(x): - if isinstance(x, torch.Tensor): - t = x.detach().cpu().contiguous() - if t.dtype == torch.bfloat16: - return t.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(np.dtype("bfloat16")) - return t.numpy() - return np.asarray(x) - - expected_np = _to_numpy(reference).reshape((-1,)) - output = _to_numpy(output).reshape((-1,)) - - if len(output) < len(expected_np): - # Allow larger buffers - binning may have allocated more space than needed + The comparator is mlir-aie's (``aie.utils.verify.nearly_equal``): + ``|a - b| < max(abs_tol, rel_tol * (|a| + |b|))``, in float32, with a NaN + on either side a mismatch. ``rel_tol = abs_tol = 0`` is an exact gate. + ``max_error_rate`` lets that fraction of the elements miss; a shorter + output than reference counts the missing elements as errors. + """ + expected = _to_numpy(reference).reshape(-1) + got = _to_numpy(output).reshape(-1) + errors: list[int] = [] + if len(got) < len(expected): print( - f"Buffer size mismatch for {buf_name}: expected {len(expected_np)}, got {len(output)}" + f"Buffer size mismatch for {buf_name}: expected {len(expected)}, got {len(got)}" ) - errors.extend(i for i in range(abs(len(output) - len(expected_np)))) - compare_len = min(len(output), len(expected_np)) - diff = np.abs( - output[:compare_len].astype(float) - expected_np[:compare_len].astype(float) - ) - norm = np.minimum( - np.abs(output[:compare_len].astype(float)) - + np.abs(expected_np[:compare_len].astype(float)), - np.finfo(np.float32).max, - ) - # Use `>`, not `>=`, here, so that a user can pass rel_tol=abs_tol=0 - # check exact equality. - mask = diff > np.maximum(abs_tol, rel_tol * norm) - error_indices = np.where(mask)[0].tolist() - for i in error_indices[:10]: + errors.extend(range(len(expected) - len(got))) + n = min(len(got), len(expected)) + ok = nearly_equal(got[:n], expected[:n], rtol=rel_tol, atol=abs_tol) + bad = np.flatnonzero(~ok).tolist() + for i in bad[:10]: print( - f"Mismatch in {buf_name}[{i}]: expected {float(expected_np[i]):.6f}, got {float(output[i]):.6f}" + f"Mismatch in {buf_name}[{i}]: expected {float(expected[i]):.6f}, got {float(got[i]):.6f}" ) - errors.extend(error_indices) - - # Check if error rate is acceptable - if max_error_rate > 0.0 and len(errors) > 0: - error_rate = len(errors) / compare_len - max_allowed_errors = int(compare_len * max_error_rate) - if len(errors) <= max_allowed_errors: - print( - f"{buf_name}: {len(errors)} errors ({error_rate*100:.2f}%) within allowed rate of {max_error_rate*100:.2f}% ({max_allowed_errors} errors)" - ) - return [] # Pass - within allowed error rate - else: - print( - f"{buf_name}: {len(errors)} errors ({error_rate*100:.2f}%) exceeds allowed rate of {max_error_rate*100:.2f}% ({max_allowed_errors} errors)" - ) - + errors.extend(bad) + if errors and max_error_rate > 0.0: + allowed = int(n * max_error_rate) + verdict = "within" if len(errors) <= allowed else "exceeds" + print( + f"{buf_name}: {len(errors)} errors ({len(errors) / n * 100:.2f}%) {verdict} " + f"allowed rate of {max_error_rate * 100:.2f}% ({allowed} errors)" + ) + if len(errors) <= allowed: + return [] return errors +# -- metrics ------------------------------------------------------------------ +# A test reports its figures here; the root conftest takes them after each +# test and writes one CSV row per test (mean, median, min, max, stddev over +# the iterations). + +_METRICS: list[tuple[str, float]] = [] + + +def record_metric(name: str, value: float) -> None: + """Report a figure ("Latency", "Bandwidth", "Throughput", ...) for the CSV.""" + _METRICS.append((name, float(value))) + + +def take_metrics() -> list[tuple[str, float]]: + """The figures recorded since the last call, cleared.""" + out = list(_METRICS) + _METRICS.clear() + return out + + def _nbytes(buf) -> int: """Bytes of tensor data moved, for the effective-bandwidth figure. @@ -176,113 +173,169 @@ def _nbytes(buf) -> int: return buf.data.nbytes +class Run(NamedTuple): + """What a device run of one operator came back with.""" + + errors: dict[str, list[int]] # output name -> mismatched indices + latency_us: float + bandwidth_gbps: float + + def run_test( - operator: AIEOperatorBase, - input_buffers: dict[str, torch.Tensor], - output_buffers: dict[str, torch.Tensor | None], + operator, + inputs, + outputs=None, + *, rel_tol: float = 0.04, abs_tol: float = 1e-6, max_error_rate: float = 0.0, warmup_iters: int = 1, timed_iters: int = 1, -) -> tuple[dict[str, list[int]], float, float]: - """ - Run operator test with specified input/output buffers. - - Args: - operator: AIE operator instance (must be an AIEOperatorBase subclass) - input_buffers: Dict mapping buffer names to input data arrays - output_buffers: Dict mapping buffer names to reference output arrays - rel_tol: Relative tolerance for comparison of output buffers - abs_tol: Absolute tolerance for comparison of output buffers - max_error_rate: Maximum fraction of elements allowed to exceed tolerances (0.0 to 1.0) - warmup_iters: Number of warmup iterations before timing - timed_iters: Number of timed iterations for latency/bandwidth measurement - - Returns: - (errors: dict, latency_us: float, bandwidth_gbps: float) +) -> Run: + """Compile ``operator``, run it on the device, time it, check its outputs. + + ``inputs`` is a :class:`Golden`, or the inputs by name with ``outputs`` + the expected outputs by name (an expected value of ``None`` is not + checked); both are consumed in the order of the operator's declared + buffers. An ``inout`` buffer is given as an input and checked under that + name. Latency (the NPU's own time) and effective bandwidth are recorded + for the CSV and returned. """ - - if not isinstance(operator, AIEOperatorBase): - raise ValueError("run_test only supports AIEOperatorBase subclasses") - + if isinstance(inputs, Golden): + inputs, outputs = inputs.inputs, inputs.outputs + if not hasattr(operator, "buffers"): + raise ValueError("run_test runs one declared operator (see Operator.buffers)") operator.compile() - op_func = operator.get_callable() - - args = [] - arg_spec = operator.get_arg_spec() - - input_iter = iter(input_buffers.items()) - output_iter = iter(output_buffers.items()) - output_map = {} - inout_names = [] - - total_bytes = 0 - + fn = operator.get_callable() # The device tensor type of whichever host runtime is selected (IRON_RUNTIME): # XRTTensor under XRT, HRXTensor under HRX. Both implement the Tensor interface # this function uses, and the operator dispatches through DefaultNPURuntime, which # is the matching runtime. tensor_class = aie_utils.DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS - - for spec in arg_spec: - if spec.direction == "in": - try: - name, data = next(input_iter) - except StopIteration: - raise ValueError("Not enough input buffers provided for arg spec") - buf = tensor_class.from_torch(data) - args.append(buf) - total_bytes += _nbytes(buf) - elif spec.direction == "out": - try: - name, expected = next(output_iter) - except StopIteration: - raise ValueError("Not enough output buffers provided for arg spec") - buf = tensor_class(spec.shape, dtype=spec.dtype) - args.append(buf) - output_map[name] = buf - total_bytes += _nbytes(buf) - elif spec.direction == "inout": - try: - name, data = next(input_iter) - except StopIteration: - raise ValueError("Not enough input buffers provided for inout arg spec") - buf = tensor_class.from_torch(data) - args.append(buf) - output_map[name] = buf - inout_names.append(name) - total_bytes += _nbytes(buf) - else: - raise ValueError(f"Unsupported direction: {spec.direction}") - - benchmark = run_iters(op_func, *args, warmup=warmup_iters, iters=timed_iters) + ins, outs = iter(inputs.items()), iter(outputs.items()) + args, produced, total_bytes = [], {}, 0 + for b in operator.buffers: + try: + if b.direction == "out": + name, _ = next(outs) + buf = tensor_class(tuple(b.shape), dtype=b.dtype) + produced[name] = buf + else: + name, data = next(ins) + buf = tensor_class.from_torch(data) + if b.direction == "inout": + produced[name] = buf + except StopIteration: + raise ValueError(f"no {b.direction} given for buffer {b.name!r}") from None + args.append(buf) + total_bytes += _nbytes(buf) + + benchmark = run_iters(fn, *args, warmup=warmup_iters, iters=timed_iters) if benchmark.npu is None: raise RuntimeError("Operator callable did not report NPU execution time") latency_us = benchmark.npu.avg_us - # Verify outputs errors = {} - for buf_name, expected in output_buffers.items(): + for name, expected in outputs.items(): if expected is None: continue - if buf_name in output_map: - buf = output_map[buf_name] - output_torch = buf.to_torch() - buf_errors = verify_buffer( - output_torch, buf_name, expected, rel_tol, abs_tol, max_error_rate - ) - if buf_errors: - errors[buf_name] = buf_errors - else: - print(f"Warning: Output buffer {buf_name} not found in operator arguments") - - # inout buffers are in output_map and are verified above if present in output_buffers + if name not in produced: + print(f"Warning: Output buffer {name} not found in operator arguments") + continue + bad = verify_buffer( + produced[name].to_torch(), name, expected, rel_tol, abs_tol, max_error_rate + ) + if bad: + errors[name] = bad # NPU-side bandwidth (excludes host DMA transfer time) bandwidth_gbps = total_bytes / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 + record_metric("Latency", latency_us) + record_metric("Bandwidth", bandwidth_gbps) + print( + f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f} Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s" + ) + return Run(errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps) - return errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps + +# -- one test per operator ------------------------------------------------------ + + +def _case_id(kwargs: dict) -> str: + return "-".join(f"{k}_{v}" for k, v in kwargs.items()) + + +def _mark(regular: bool) -> list: + return [] if regular else [pytest.mark.extensive] + + +def operator_test( + cls, cases, *, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6, max_error_rate=0.0, draw=None +): + """A parametrized pytest function that runs ``cls`` against its reference. + + Each case is a dict of constructor keyword arguments, or a ``pytest.param`` + wrapping one (for marks or an id). The test constructs + ``cls(**case, context=aie_context)``, draws its vectors with + :func:`golden` (``draw``: extra ``golden()`` arguments, or a callable of + the operator returning them), runs it through :func:`run_test` and asserts + no output element is off. Case ids are the arguments, ``name_value`` + joined by ``-``. Assign the result to a ``test_*`` name. + """ + params = [] + for case in cases: + if hasattr(case, "values") and hasattr(case, "marks"): # a pytest.param + (kwargs,) = case.values + params.append( + pytest.param(kwargs, id=case.id or _case_id(kwargs), marks=case.marks) + ) + else: + params.append(pytest.param(case, id=_case_id(case))) + + @pytest.mark.parametrize("case", params) + def test(case, aie_context): + op = cls(**case, context=aie_context) + extra = draw(op) if callable(draw) else (draw or {}) + run = run_test( + op, + golden(op, **extra), + rel_tol=rel_tol, + abs_tol=abs_tol, + max_error_rate=max_error_rate, + ) + assert not run.errors, f"{cls.__name__}({_case_id(case)}) failed: {run.errors}" + + return test + + +def channeled_unary_cases( + input_lengths, tile_cap, channels=(1, 2), regular=2048, **extra +): + """Cases for a channeled unary operator: every column count the device has + by every channel count, at each length, with the tile capped; only the + ``regular`` length is in the default suite. ``channels=None`` leaves the + channel count out (an operator without one).""" + cases = [] + for il, cols, ch, ts, _ in make_channeled_unary_params( + input_lengths, tile_cap, [1] if channels is None else channels + ): + kwargs = dict(size=il, num_aie_columns=cols) + if channels is not None: + kwargs["num_channels"] = ch + kwargs.update(tile_size=ts, **extra) + cases.append(pytest.param(kwargs, marks=_mark(il == regular))) + return cases + + +def binary_elementwise_cases(input_lengths, tile_cap=None, regular=2048, **extra): + """Cases for a binary elementwise operator, as :func:`channeled_unary_cases`.""" + return [ + pytest.param( + dict(size=il, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=ts, **extra), + marks=_mark(il == regular), + ) + for il, cols, ts, _ in make_binary_elementwise_params(input_lengths, tile_cap) + ] def make_channeled_unary_params(input_lengths, tile_size_cap, num_channels_choices): diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py index 54965c534f..e04f4c2856 100755 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py @@ -5,62 +5,32 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils +from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test from iron.operators.axpy.op import AXPY -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test -def get_params(): +def cases(): max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - input_lengths = [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192] - scalar_factors = [3.0, 10.0] - - params = [] - for input_length in input_lengths: - for num_aie_columns in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): - tile_size = input_length // num_aie_columns - if tile_size * num_aie_columns != input_length: + out = [] + for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: + for cols in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): + tile_size = size // cols + if tile_size * cols != size: continue - for scalar in scalar_factors: - # Determine if this is a regular test case - is_regular = input_length == 2048 and scalar == 3.0 - marks = [] if is_regular else [pytest.mark.extensive] - - params.append( + for scalar in (3.0, 10.0): + regular = size == 2048 and scalar == 3.0 + out.append( pytest.param( - input_length, - num_aie_columns, - tile_size, - scalar, - marks=marks, + dict( + size=size, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=tile_size, + scalar_factor=scalar, + ), + marks=[] if regular else [pytest.mark.extensive], ) ) - return params - - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,tile_size,scalar_factor", - get_params(), -) -def test_axpy(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, scalar_factor, aie_context): - operator = AXPY( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - tile_size=tile_size, - scalar_factor=scalar_factor, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) + return out - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +test_axpy = operator_test(AXPY, cases()) diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py index 357ee0751a..09cee1ce23 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py @@ -6,79 +6,43 @@ import torch import aie.utils as aie_utils +from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test from iron.operators.dequant.op import Dequant -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test -def get_params(): +def cases(): max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - - input_lengths = [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192] - group_size = 32 - - params = [] - for input_length in input_lengths: - for num_columns in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): - for num_channels in range(1, 3): # 1 or 2 channels - total_cores = num_columns * num_channels - tile_size = input_length // total_cores - - # Cap tile_size at 16384 - if tile_size > 16384: - tile_size = 16384 - - # Only proceed if tile_size * total_cores == input_length (exact division) - if tile_size * total_cores == input_length: - is_regular = input_length == 2048 - marks = [] if is_regular else [pytest.mark.extensive] - - params.append( - pytest.param( - input_length, - num_columns, - num_channels, - tile_size, - group_size, - marks=marks, - ) + out = [] + for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: + for cols in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): + for channels in (1, 2): + tile_size = min(size // (cols * channels), 16384) + if tile_size * cols * channels != size: + continue + out.append( + pytest.param( + dict( + size=size, + num_aie_columns=cols, + num_channels=channels, + tile_size=tile_size, + group_size=32, + ), + marks=[] if size == 2048 else [pytest.mark.extensive], ) - return params + ) + return out -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size,group_size", - get_params(), -) -def test_dequant( - input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, group_size, aie_context -): - operator = Dequant( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - num_channels=num_channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - group_size=group_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - # Values in [0, 3.75) with scales in [1/3.75, 1) keep every quantized - # value inside int4's [0, 15]. +def packed(op): + """Values in [0, 3.75) with scales in [1/3.75, 1) keep every quantized + value inside int4's [0, 15]; the input is their packed form.""" torch.manual_seed(42) - values = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.75 + values = torch.rand(op.size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.75 scales = 1 / 3.75 + (1 - 1 / 3.75) * torch.rand( - input_length // group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16 - ) - data = golden(operator, x=operator.pack(values, scales)) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.01, abs_tol=1e-6 + op.size // op.ov.group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16 ) + return dict(x=op.pack(values, scales)) - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +test_dequant = operator_test(Dequant, cases(), rel_tol=0.01, draw=packed) diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py index c6546f62bb..abfa3ce962 100755 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py @@ -2,42 +2,9 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import pytest - +from iron.common.test_utils import binary_elementwise_cases, operator_test from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_binary_elementwise_params - - -def get_params(): - return [ - pytest.param(il, nac, ts, marks=[] if not ext else [pytest.mark.extensive]) - for il, nac, ts, ext in make_binary_elementwise_params([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]) - ] - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,tile_size", - get_params(), +test_elementwise_add = operator_test( + ElementwiseAdd, binary_elementwise_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]) ) -def test_elementwise_add(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): - operator = ElementwiseAdd( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - tile_size=tile_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py index 2ea08cd28c..4ebfe0b67c 100755 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py @@ -2,44 +2,9 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import pytest - +from iron.common.test_utils import binary_elementwise_cases, operator_test from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_binary_elementwise_params - - -def get_params(): - return [ - pytest.param(il, nac, ts, marks=[] if not ext else [pytest.mark.extensive]) - for il, nac, ts, ext in make_binary_elementwise_params( - [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096 - ) - ] - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,tile_size", - get_params(), +test_elementwise_mul = operator_test( + ElementwiseMul, binary_elementwise_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096) ) -def test_elementwise_mul(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): - operator = ElementwiseMul( - size=input_length, - tile_size=tile_size, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py index 507c176813..acf6eb51a3 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py @@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ from iron.operators import GEMM as IronGEMM from iron.operators.flm import GEMM as FLMGEMM from iron.operators.flm import MMPrebuilt +from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric # Opt-in only: this module downloads the overlay, so keep it out of the default # run. See the note in the module docstring. @@ -169,22 +170,6 @@ def jitter_pct(self): return (max(self.round_medians) - self.us) / self.us * 100.0 -@pytest.mark.metrics( - FLMLatency=r"flm latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - PrebuiltLatency=r"prebuilt latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - GEMMLatency=r"gemm latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - SpeedupVsPrebuilt=r"speedup vs prebuilt: (?P[\d\.]+)", - SpeedupVsGEMM=r"speedup vs gemm: (?P[\d\.]+)", - # The budget below is loose enough that a toolchain change could move the - # error a long way inside it unnoticed, so record the numbers too. - FLMErr=r"flm err/mass: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+)", - PrebuiltErr=r"prebuilt err/mass: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+)", - GEMMErr=r"gemm err/mass: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+)", - FLMThroughput=r"flm throughput: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GFLOP/s", - FLMJitterPct=r"flm jitter \(%\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - FLMXclbinKB=r"flm xclbin \(KB\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - GEMMXclbinKB=r"gemm xclbin \(KB\): (?P[\d\.]+)", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize("model,proj,M,K,N", get_params()) def test_gemm_vs_prebuilt(model, proj, M, K, N, aie_context): A, B, expected, mass = make_inputs(M, K, N) @@ -246,14 +231,27 @@ def test_gemm_vs_prebuilt(model, proj, M, K, N, aie_context): by_name = {c.name: c for c in candidates} flm = by_name["flm"] + # Recorded for the CSV as well as printed: the error budget below is loose + # enough that a toolchain change could move the error a long way inside it + # unnoticed, so the numbers are kept too. print() + label = {"flm": "FLM", "prebuilt": "Prebuilt", "gemm": "GEMM"} for c in candidates: + kb = c.xclbin.stat().st_size / 1024 print(f"{c.name} latency (us): {c.us:.1f}") print(f"{c.name} err/mass: {c.err:.3e}") - print(f"{c.name} xclbin (KB): {c.xclbin.stat().st_size / 1024:.1f}") + print(f"{c.name} xclbin (KB): {kb:.1f}") + record_metric(f"{label[c.name]}Latency", c.us) + record_metric(f"{label[c.name]}Err", c.err) + record_metric(f"{label[c.name]}XclbinKB", kb) if "prebuilt" in by_name: print(f"speedup vs prebuilt: {by_name['prebuilt'].us / flm.us:.3f}") + record_metric("SpeedupVsPrebuilt", by_name["prebuilt"].us / flm.us) print(f"speedup vs gemm: {by_name['gemm'].us / flm.us:.3f}") - print(f"flm throughput: {2.0 * M * K * N / (flm.us * 1e-6) / 1e9:.6e} GFLOP/s") + record_metric("SpeedupVsGEMM", by_name["gemm"].us / flm.us) + throughput = 2.0 * M * K * N / (flm.us * 1e-6) / 1e9 + print(f"flm throughput: {throughput:.6e} GFLOP/s") print(f"flm jitter (%): {flm.jitter_pct:.2f}") + record_metric("FLMThroughput", throughput) + record_metric("FLMJitterPct", flm.jitter_pct) print() diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py index 2e9c388bd9..b87e9886bb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ _default_l1, ) from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import GEMM -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test # Unpacked so the parameter tables below stay column-aligned. NONE, GELU, SILU, SIGMOID = Epilogue @@ -160,11 +160,6 @@ def check_on_device(operator, data, rounding=CONV_EVEN): ) -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", - Throughput=r"Throughput: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GFLOP/s", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize("M,K,N,epilogue,clamp,rounding", get_params()) def test_gemm(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, rounding, aie_context): scale = INPUT_SCALE if epilogue is NONE else ACTIVATION_INPUT_SCALE @@ -182,10 +177,7 @@ def test_gemm(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, rounding, aie_context): operator, vectors(operator, scale), rounding ) - gflops = (2.0 * M * K * N) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s") - print(f"Throughput: {gflops:.6e} GFLOP/s\n") + record_metric("Throughput", (2.0 * M * K * N) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) assert not errors, "Test failed" diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/packing.py b/iron/operators/flm/packing.py index 538ecfeb3f..10726dc518 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/packing.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/packing.py @@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ def pack_b( # loads. out = blocked.permute(4, 0, 1, 5, 2, 3, 6).reshape(-1).contiguous() # Callers may pass B in whatever dtype they have it in (e.g. a model's - # native f32 weight); the kernels and get_arg_spec() assume the result + # native f32 weight); the kernels and the declared buffers assume the result # is bf16, so guarantee that here rather than silently returning # whatever B.dtype was. return out.to(torch.bfloat16) diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/test.py b/iron/operators/gelu/test.py index a9799c9be6..e5986263fe 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu/test.py @@ -2,48 +2,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import pytest - +from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test from iron.operators.gelu.op import GELU -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params - - -def get_params(): - def _marks(ext): - return [pytest.mark.extensive] if ext else [] - - return [ - pytest.param(il, nac, nc, ts, marks=_marks(ext)) - for il, nac, nc, ts, ext in make_channeled_unary_params( - [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 8192, [1, 2] - ) - ] - - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size", - get_params(), -) -def test_gelu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - operator = GELU( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - num_channels=num_channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +test_gelu = operator_test(GELU, channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 8192)) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py index 3f8087be0f..a6889e7b96 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, verify_buffer +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test, verify_buffer def get_params(): @@ -93,11 +93,6 @@ def add_params(param_list, is_extensive): return params -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", - Throughput=r"Throughput: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GFLOP/s", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize( "M,K,N,num_aie_columns,b_col_maj,c_col_maj,m,k,n,trace_size,partition_N", get_params(), @@ -158,9 +153,10 @@ def test_gemm( A_buf = XRTTensor.from_torch(data["A"].flatten()) # Allocate per-partition B and C XRTTensors - arg_spec = compilable.get_arg_spec() - c_shape = arg_spec[2].shape - c_dtype = arg_spec[2].dtype + c_shape, c_dtype = ( + tuple(compilable.buffers[2].shape), + compilable.buffers[2].dtype, + ) B_bufs = [] C_bufs = [] @@ -200,11 +196,9 @@ def test_gemm( c_bytes = C_concat.nelement() * 2 total_bytes = a_bytes + b_bytes + c_bytes bandwidth_gbps = total_bytes / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 + record_metric("Latency", latency_us) + record_metric("Bandwidth", bandwidth_gbps) - gflops = (2.0 * M * K * total_N) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s") - print(f"Throughput: {gflops:.6e} GFLOP/s\n") + record_metric("Throughput", (2.0 * M * K * total_N) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) assert not errors, "Test failed" diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py index 3065a0c946..abf67f9a17 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir import numpy as np import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test def get_params(): @@ -37,11 +37,6 @@ def get_params(): return params -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", - Throughput=r"Throughput: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GFLOP/s", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize( "M,K,num_aie_columns,tile_size_input,tile_size_output", get_params() ) @@ -60,11 +55,7 @@ def test_gemv(M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, aie_cont operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-3 ) - print(f"\nLatency: {latency_us:.1f} us") - - gflops = (2.0 * M * K) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 - print(f"Throughput: {gflops:.6e} GFLOP/s") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") + record_metric("Throughput", (2.0 * M * K) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" @@ -89,11 +80,6 @@ def get_batched_params(): return out -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", - Throughput=r"Throughput: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GFLOP/s", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize( "M,K,num_aie_columns,tile_size_input,tile_size_output,num_batches", get_batched_params(), @@ -115,19 +101,11 @@ def test_gemv_batched( operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-3 ) - print(f"\nLatency: {latency_us:.1f} us") - gflops = (2.0 * M * K * num_batches) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 - print(f"Throughput: {gflops:.6e} GFLOP/s") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") + record_metric("Throughput", (2.0 * M * K * num_batches) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) assert not errors, f"batched GEMV failed: {errors}" -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", - Throughput=r"Throughput: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GFLOP/s", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize( "M,K,num_aie_columns,tile_size_input,tile_size_output", [ @@ -165,9 +143,6 @@ def test_gemv_gelu( operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.06, abs_tol=2e-2 ) - print(f"\nLatency: {latency_us:.1f} us") - gflops = (2.0 * M * K) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 - print(f"Throughput: {gflops:.6e} GFLOP/s") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") + record_metric("Throughput", (2.0 * M * K) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py index 666da79fa8..6154696749 100755 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py @@ -2,47 +2,12 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import pytest - +from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test from iron.operators.layer_norm.op import LayerNorm -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params - - -def get_params(): - return [ - pytest.param(il, nac, nc, ts, marks=[] if not ext else [pytest.mark.extensive]) - for il, nac, nc, ts, ext in make_channeled_unary_params( - [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 8192, [1, 2] - ) - ] - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size", - get_params(), +test_layer_norm = operator_test( + LayerNorm, + channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 8192), + rel_tol=0.1, + abs_tol=0.1, ) -def test_layer_norm( - input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context -): - operator = LayerNorm( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - num_channels=num_channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.1, abs_tol=0.1 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py index 8f33daf225..7d943bf6c0 100755 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py @@ -4,53 +4,16 @@ import pytest +from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test from iron.operators.leaky_relu.op import LeakyReLU -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params - -def get_params(): - # Full shape sweep at the default alpha. - params = [ - pytest.param( - il, nac, nc, ts, 0.01, marks=[] if not ext else [pytest.mark.extensive] - ) - for il, nac, nc, ts, ext in make_channeled_unary_params( - [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, [1, 2] - ) - ] - # Exercise additional alpha values on a small, device-independent shape so - # the (non-extensive) suite verifies that alpha is actually plumbed through - # to the kernel and honored, rather than ignored or hardcoded. - params += [pytest.param(2048, 1, 1, 2048, alpha, marks=[]) for alpha in (0.1, 0.25)] - return params - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size,alpha", get_params() -) -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -def test_leaky_relu( - input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, alpha, aie_context -): - operator = LeakyReLU( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - num_channels=num_channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - alpha=alpha, - context=aie_context, +# The shape sweep at the default alpha, then two more alphas on one small +# shape in the default suite, so that alpha is seen to reach the kernel. +CASES = channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, alpha=0.01) + [ + pytest.param( + dict(size=2048, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=2048, alpha=a) ) + for a in (0.1, 0.25) +] - data = golden(operator, centered=("x",)) # both signs - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +test_leaky_relu = operator_test(LeakyReLU, CASES, draw=dict(centered=("x",))) diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py index f57f656479..879176fea0 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py @@ -5,84 +5,41 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils +from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test from iron.operators.mem_copy.op import MemCopy -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test -def get_params(): +def cases(): max_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - - input_lengths = [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192] - bypass_modes = [False, True] - - params = [] - - for input_length in input_lengths: - for num_cores in range(1, max_columns * 2 + 1): # Up to MAX_COLUMNS * 2 cores - for num_channels in range(1, 3): # 1 or 2 channels - for bypass in bypass_modes: - # Calculate the maximum cores that can be utilized with 1 or 2 shim channels - max_cores = max_columns * num_channels # MAX_COLUMNS * num_channels - - if max_cores >= num_cores and num_cores >= num_channels: - tile_size = input_length // num_cores - - # Cap tile_size at 8192 - if tile_size > 8192: - tile_size = 8192 - - # Only proceed if tile_size * num_cores == input_length (exact division) - if tile_size * num_cores == input_length: - is_regular = input_length == 2048 and bypass == False - marks = [] if is_regular else [pytest.mark.extensive] - - params.append( - pytest.param( - input_length, - num_cores, - num_channels, - bypass, - tile_size, - marks=marks, - ) - ) - - return params - - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_cores,num_channels,bypass,tile_size", - get_params(), -) -def test_mem_copy( - input_length, num_cores, num_channels, bypass, tile_size, aie_context -): - operator = MemCopy( - size=input_length, - num_cores=num_cores, - num_channels=num_channels, - bypass=bypass, - tile_size=tile_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - # num_cores >= num_channels is required: each channel must have at least one core assigned - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - # A copy that alters a value is a broken copy, so gate it exactly. - operator, - data.inputs, - data.outputs, - rel_tol=0.0, - abs_tol=0.0, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + out = [] + for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: + for num_cores in range(1, max_columns * 2 + 1): + for channels in (1, 2): + # A channel needs at least one core, and a core a shim channel. + if not channels <= num_cores <= max_columns * channels: + continue + for bypass in (False, True): + tile_size = min(size // num_cores, 8192) + if tile_size * num_cores != size: + continue + out.append( + pytest.param( + dict( + size=size, + num_cores=num_cores, + num_channels=channels, + bypass=bypass, + tile_size=tile_size, + ), + marks=( + [] + if size == 2048 and not bypass + else [pytest.mark.extensive] + ), + ) + ) + return out + + +# A copy that alters a value is a broken copy, so gate it exactly. +test_mem_copy = operator_test(MemCopy, cases(), rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/test.py b/iron/operators/mha/test.py index b9b6e5a599..61680aaa8e 100755 --- a/iron/operators/mha/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/test.py @@ -30,10 +30,6 @@ def get_params(): @pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize( "seq_len,dim,num_heads,num_pipelines,num_kv_heads", get_params() ) @@ -56,8 +52,6 @@ def test_mha(seq_len, dim, num_heads, num_pipelines, num_kv_heads, aie_context): error_threshold = 0.005 max_acceptable_errors = int(seq_len * dim * num_heads * error_threshold) - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") print( "({} errors out of {} max allowable)".format( len(errors["O"]), max_acceptable_errors @@ -80,7 +74,7 @@ def test_mha(seq_len, dim, num_heads, num_pipelines, num_kv_heads, aie_context): def test_arg_spec_matches_design_shapes( seq_len, dim, num_heads, num_pipelines, num_kv_heads ): - """get_arg_spec sizes the runtime buffers; design.py declares the MLIR arg + """The declared buffers size the runtime buffers; design.py declares the MLIR arg types. The two must agree. """ op = MHA( @@ -90,7 +84,7 @@ def test_arg_spec_matches_design_shapes( num_KV_heads=num_kv_heads, num_of_pipelines=num_pipelines, ) - q, k, v, o = (math.prod(spec.shape) for spec in op.get_arg_spec()) + q, k, v, o = (math.prod(b.shape) for b in op.buffers) pad = op.ov.seq_padding(seq_len) kv_heads = num_kv_heads if num_kv_heads else num_heads diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/test.py b/iron/operators/relu/test.py index d4a3213b02..d8be9b8408 100755 --- a/iron/operators/relu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu/test.py @@ -2,45 +2,11 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import pytest - +from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test from iron.operators.relu.op import ReLU -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params - - -def get_params(): - return [ - pytest.param(il, nac, nc, ts, marks=[] if not ext else [pytest.mark.extensive]) - for il, nac, nc, ts, ext in make_channeled_unary_params( - [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, [1, 2] - ) - ] - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size", - get_params(), +test_relu = operator_test( + ReLU, + channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096), + draw=dict(centered=("x",)), # both signs ) -def test_relu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - operator = ReLU( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - num_channels=num_channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator, centered=("x",)) # both signs - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py b/iron/operators/repeat/test.py index 0c7ca0004e..0b20728d50 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/test.py @@ -4,61 +4,35 @@ import pytest +from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test - -def get_params(): - # rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size. - # - # design.py splits cols into chunks <= 1023 by picking the smallest divisor that - # gets under the hardware limit, so cols on either side of 1023 take different - # paths and both need covering. The llama arm is the shape the only caller in the - # tree actually dispatches: n_kv_groups=8 groups expanded to n_heads=32 over a - # max_seq_len=2048 context of head_dim=64, i.e. repeat=4 with cols=2048*64. - return [ - pytest.param(8, 64, 4, None), - pytest.param(8, 512, 4, 64), - pytest.param(4, 1024, 2, None), - pytest.param(4, 2048, 2, None, marks=[pytest.mark.extensive]), - pytest.param(8, 2048 * 64, 4, 64, marks=[pytest.mark.extensive]), - ] - - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize("rows,cols,repeat,transfer_size", get_params()) -def test_repeat(rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size, aie_context): - """Repeat moves data and computes nothing, so the gate is exact equality. - - A tolerance gate would accept a permutation that reads the wrong group -- which - is the whole failure mode here, since the only caller uses this to expand KV - groups to attention heads and a misrouted group is numerically plausible. - """ - operator = Repeat( - rows=rows, - cols=cols, - repeat=repeat, - transfer_size=transfer_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - data.inputs, - data.outputs, - rel_tol=0.0, - abs_tol=0.0, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +# rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size. +# +# design.py splits cols into chunks <= 1023 by picking the smallest divisor that +# gets under the hardware limit, so cols on either side of 1023 take different +# paths and both need covering. The llama arm is the shape the only caller in the +# tree actually dispatches: n_kv_groups=8 groups expanded to n_heads=32 over a +# max_seq_len=2048 context of head_dim=64, i.e. repeat=4 with cols=2048*64. +CASES = [ + dict(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, transfer_size=None), + dict(rows=8, cols=512, repeat=4, transfer_size=64), + dict(rows=4, cols=1024, repeat=2, transfer_size=None), + pytest.param( + dict(rows=4, cols=2048, repeat=2, transfer_size=None), + marks=[pytest.mark.extensive], + ), + pytest.param( + dict(rows=8, cols=2048 * 64, repeat=4, transfer_size=64), + marks=[pytest.mark.extensive], + ), +] + +# Repeat moves data and computes nothing, so the gate is exact equality. A +# tolerance gate would accept a permutation that reads the wrong group, which +# is the whole failure mode here: the only caller uses this to expand KV groups +# to attention heads, and a misrouted group is numerically plausible. +test_repeat = operator_test(Repeat, CASES, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) @pytest.mark.parametrize( diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py index 44d2c46da2..6a88e21a3e 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py @@ -5,89 +5,41 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test +from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit +from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm -def get_params(): +def cases(weighted): dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - max_aie_columns = dev.cols shim_dma_limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - input_lengths = [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192] - - params = [] - for weighted in [False, True]: - for input_length in input_lengths: - for num_aie_columns in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): - num_channels_options = range(1, 3) - for num_channels_rms in num_channels_options: # 1 or 2 - # Skip configs that exceed device limits. - if num_aie_columns * num_channels_rms > shim_dma_limit: - continue - # Weighted design uses one weight FIFO per channel shared across - # columns; ShimDMA output budget = num_channels * (num_aie_columns + 1). - if ( - weighted - and num_channels_rms * (num_aie_columns + 1) > shim_dma_limit - ): - continue - total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels_rms - if not weighted: - tile_size = input_length // total_cores - if tile_size > 8192: - tile_size = 8192 - check_length = tile_size * total_cores - else: - tile_size = input_length // total_cores - if tile_size > 4096: - tile_size = 4096 - check_length = tile_size * total_cores - if check_length == input_length: - is_regular = input_length == 2048 - marks = [] if is_regular else [pytest.mark.extensive] - - params.append( - pytest.param( - input_length, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels_rms, - tile_size, - weighted, - marks=marks, - ) - ) - - return params - - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size,weighted", - get_params(), -) -def test_rms_norm( - input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, weighted, aie_context -): - rows = input_length // tile_size - operator = (WeightedRMSNorm if weighted else RMSNorm)( - rows=rows, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - num_channels=num_channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + tile_cap = 4096 if weighted else 8192 + out = [] + for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: + for cols in range(1, dev.cols + 1): + for channels in (1, 2): + if cols * channels > shim_dma_limit: + continue + # The weight row is one fifo per channel shared across the + # columns: the ShimDMA budget is channels * (columns + 1). + if weighted and channels * (cols + 1) > shim_dma_limit: + continue + tile_size = min(size // (cols * channels), tile_cap) + if tile_size * cols * channels != size: + continue + out.append( + pytest.param( + dict( + rows=size // tile_size, + num_aie_columns=cols, + num_channels=channels, + tile_size=tile_size, + ), + marks=[] if size == 2048 else [pytest.mark.extensive], + ) + ) + return out + + +test_rms_norm = operator_test(RMSNorm, cases(weighted=False)) +test_weighted_rms_norm = operator_test(WeightedRMSNorm, cases(weighted=True)) diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/test.py b/iron/operators/rope/test.py index d90778bd64..8769a78a78 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rope/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/test.py @@ -4,80 +4,46 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils + +from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE, angle_table -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test -def get_params(): +def cases(): max_cols = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - num_aie_columns_options = [c for c in [1, 2, 4, 8] if c <= max_cols] - - # Combine all options - input_rows = [32, 64] - input_cols = [128, 512] - input_angle_rows = [8, 16, 32] - method_types = [0, 1] # 0: Two-halves method, 1: interleaved method - - params = [] - for num_aie_columns in num_aie_columns_options: - for n_rows in input_rows: - for n_angle_rows in input_angle_rows: - for n_cols in input_cols: - for method_type in method_types: - is_regular = ( - n_rows == 32 - and n_cols == 512 - and n_angle_rows in [8, 32] + out = [] + for cols in [c for c in (1, 2, 4, 8) if c <= max_cols]: + for rows in (32, 64): + for angle_rows in (8, 16, 32): + for width in (128, 512): + for method_type in (0, 1): + regular = ( + rows == 32 + and width == 512 + and angle_rows in (8, 32) and method_type == 0 ) - - is_extensive_valid = n_cols == 128 - - if not is_regular and not is_extensive_valid: + if not regular and width != 128: continue - - marks = [] if is_regular else [pytest.mark.extensive] - - params.append( + out.append( pytest.param( - n_rows, - n_cols, - n_angle_rows, - num_aie_columns, - method_type, - marks=marks, + dict( + rows=rows, + cols=width, + num_aie_columns=cols, + angle_rows=angle_rows, + method_type=method_type, + ), + marks=[] if regular else [pytest.mark.extensive], ) ) - return params + return out -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "rows,cols,angle_rows,aie_columns,method_type", - get_params(), -) -def test_rope(rows, cols, angle_rows, aie_columns, method_type, aie_context): - operator = RoPE( - rows=rows, - cols=cols, - num_aie_columns=aie_columns, - angle_rows=angle_rows, - method_type=method_type, - context=aie_context, - ) - +def angles(op): # One angle row per position, applied to rows // angle_rows consecutive # rows of x (the heads of one position, in the design's layout). - data = golden(operator, angles=angle_table(angle_rows, cols, method_type)) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=0.5 - ) + return dict(angles=angle_table(op.angle_rows, op.cols, op.method_type)) - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +test_rope = operator_test(RoPE, cases(), rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=0.5, draw=angles) diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py index fed590fba5..453fbb4f43 100755 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py @@ -2,45 +2,9 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import pytest - +from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test from iron.operators.sigmoid.op import Sigmoid -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params - - -def get_params(): - return [ - pytest.param(il, nac, nc, ts, marks=[] if not ext else [pytest.mark.extensive]) - for il, nac, nc, ts, ext in make_channeled_unary_params( - [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, [1, 2] - ) - ] - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size", - get_params(), +test_sigmoid = operator_test( + Sigmoid, channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096) ) -def test_sigmoid(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - operator = Sigmoid( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - num_channels=num_channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/test.py b/iron/operators/silu/test.py index f3a3627d09..a8ba7ec2f4 100755 --- a/iron/operators/silu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu/test.py @@ -2,44 +2,9 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import pytest - +from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params - - -def get_params(): - return [ - pytest.param(il, nac, nc, ts, marks=[] if not ext else [pytest.mark.extensive]) - for il, nac, nc, ts, ext in make_channeled_unary_params( - [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, [1] - ) - ] - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size", - get_params(), +test_silu = operator_test( + SiLU, channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, channels=None) ) -def test_silu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - operator = SiLU( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - tile_size=tile_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py b/iron/operators/softmax/test.py index d29086e111..3a44a283c4 100755 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/test.py @@ -2,82 +2,34 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils +from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test -def get_optimal_columns_channels(input_length, tile_size, max_columns): - """Helper function to determine optimal columns and channels for a given input length and tile size""" - total_cores = input_length // tile_size +def columns_channels(total_cores): + """The (columns, channels) split for a core count: 2x2 from four cores up + (a 4x4 has placement issues on Phoenix), 1x2 for two, 1x1 for one.""" + return {1: (1, 1), 2: (1, 2)}.get(total_cores, (2, 2)) - if total_cores == 4: - return 2, 2 # 4 cores: use 2x2 configuration - elif total_cores == 8: - return 2, 2 # 8 cores: use 2x2 configuration (N_div_n=2 iterations per core) - elif total_cores == 2: - return 1, 2 # 2 cores: use 1x2 configuration - elif total_cores == 1: - return 1, 1 # 1 core: use 1x1 configuration - elif total_cores == 16: - # For 16 cores, use 2x2 to avoid exceeding device capabilities - # The 4x4 configuration causes placement issues on Phoenix - return 2, 2 # Use 2x2, each core handles more iterations - else: - return 2, 2 # Default fallback - -def get_params(): +def cases(): max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - input_lengths = [32768] - tile_sizes = [1024, 512, 2048] - - params = [] - for input_length in input_lengths: - for tile_size in tile_sizes: - optimal_columns, optimal_channels = get_optimal_columns_channels( - input_length, tile_size, max_aie_columns + out = [] + for size, cols in [(32768, 1024), (32768, 512), (32768, 2048)]: + columns, channels = columns_channels(size // cols) + if columns > max_aie_columns: + continue + out.append( + dict( + rows=size // cols, + cols=cols, + num_aie_columns=columns, + num_channels=channels, ) - # Skip if configuration exceeds device capabilities - if optimal_columns > max_aie_columns: - continue - - params.append( - pytest.param(input_length, optimal_columns, optimal_channels, tile_size) - ) - return params - - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size", - get_params(), -) -def test_softmax(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - - rows = input_length // tile_size - cols = tile_size - - operator = Softmax( - rows=rows, - cols=cols, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - num_channels=num_channels, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) + ) + return out - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +test_softmax = operator_test(Softmax, cases()) diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py index 431cab8808..33e0b3ba3c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py @@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ import pytest +from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test # Llama's KV-cache write, shrunk: the cache is (n_kv_groups, seq, head_dim) and one # token's keys land in slot t of every group. SEQ is 128 rather than the real 2048 to @@ -43,51 +43,28 @@ def _flat(size, num_aie_channels=1, transfer_size=None): ) -def get_params(): - return [ - pytest.param(_flat(1024), id="contiguous"), - pytest.param(_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=2), id="two_channels"), - pytest.param(_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=4), id="four_channels"), - pytest.param( - _flat(1024, num_aie_channels=2, transfer_size=256), - id="two_channels_chunked", - ), - pytest.param(_flat(1024, transfer_size=256), id="chunked_transfer"), - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 0), id="kv_slot0"), - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 5), id="kv_slot5"), - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, SEQ - 1), id="kv_slot_last"), - # The KV-cache write is what num_aie_channels exists to widen, so it carries the - # strided arms too -- the flat cases split a stride-1 run, these split head_dim. - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 5, num_aie_channels=2), id="kv_slot5_two_channels"), - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 5, num_aie_channels=4), id="kv_slot5_four_channels"), - pytest.param( - _kv_slot(2048, 1000), id="kv_llama_full", marks=[pytest.mark.extensive] - ), - ] - - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize("kwargs", get_params()) -def test_strided_copy(kwargs, aie_context): - """StridedCopy moves data and computes nothing, so the gate is exact equality.""" - operator = StridedCopy(**kwargs, context=aie_context) - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - data.inputs, - data.outputs, - rel_tol=0.0, - abs_tol=0.0, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +CASES = [ + pytest.param(_flat(1024), id="contiguous"), + pytest.param(_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=2), id="two_channels"), + pytest.param(_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=4), id="four_channels"), + pytest.param( + _flat(1024, num_aie_channels=2, transfer_size=256), id="two_channels_chunked" + ), + pytest.param(_flat(1024, transfer_size=256), id="chunked_transfer"), + pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 0), id="kv_slot0"), + pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 5), id="kv_slot5"), + pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, SEQ - 1), id="kv_slot_last"), + # The KV-cache write is what num_aie_channels exists to widen, so it carries the + # strided arms too -- the flat cases split a stride-1 run, these split head_dim. + pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 5, num_aie_channels=2), id="kv_slot5_two_channels"), + pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 5, num_aie_channels=4), id="kv_slot5_four_channels"), + pytest.param( + _kv_slot(2048, 1000), id="kv_llama_full", marks=[pytest.mark.extensive] + ), +] + +# StridedCopy moves data and computes nothing, so the gate is exact equality. +test_strided_copy = operator_test(StridedCopy, CASES, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) def test_transfer_size_not_dividing_per_channel_share_is_rejected(aie_context): diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py index 59c05043ed..0beb144a7f 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import pytest -from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer +from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric, verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode @@ -27,10 +27,6 @@ def _step_output(net, op_type): return net.buffer(step.outputs[0]) -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize("embedding_dim,hidden_dim", get_params()) def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, aie_context): golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=1, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim) @@ -53,9 +49,8 @@ def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, aie_context): elapsed_us = (time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6 total_bytes = (x.numel() + embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 - bandwidth_gbps = total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 - print(f"Latency (us): {elapsed_us:.2f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.4f} GB/s") + record_metric("Latency", elapsed_us) + record_metric("Bandwidth", total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) errors = {} diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py index 4dd8bb4dbf..40a440730e 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import pytest -from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer +from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric, verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import swiglu_prefill @@ -26,10 +26,6 @@ def _step_output(net, op_type): return net.buffer(step.outputs[0]) -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize("seq_len,embedding_dim,hidden_dim,prio_accuracy", get_params()) def test_swiglu_prefill(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy, aie_context): golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=seq_len, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim) @@ -52,9 +48,8 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy, aie_c elapsed_us = (time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6 total_bytes = (x.numel() + seq_len * embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 - bandwidth_gbps = total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 - print(f"Latency (us): {elapsed_us:.2f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.4f} GB/s") + record_metric("Latency", elapsed_us) + record_metric("Bandwidth", total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) errors = {} swished_buf, product_buf = _step_output(net, SiLU), _step_output( diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py index 89ea3c2397..0fac643433 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ # against come from swiglu_decode's reference, which it shares. from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import generate_golden_reference from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.reference import INPUT, OUTPUT, WEIGHTS -from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer +from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric, verify_buffer # The MILP-feasible shape on the whole-array Strix (npu2) target. SEQ_LEN, EMBEDDING_DIM, HIDDEN_DIM = 256, 512, 2048 @@ -59,10 +59,6 @@ def _staged(operator, golden_ref): @pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) @pytest.mark.parametrize("k", FUSION_GROUPS) def test_swiglu_prefill_stream(k, aie_context): golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=SEQ_LEN, K=EMBEDDING_DIM, N=HIDDEN_DIM) @@ -102,9 +98,9 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill_stream(k, aie_context): latencies.append((time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6) elapsed_us = min(latencies) total_bytes = 4 * SEQ_LEN * EMBEDDING_DIM # bf16 in + out - print(f"Latency (us): {elapsed_us:.2f}") print( f"Latency min/mean/max (us): {elapsed_us:.2f} / " f"{sum(latencies) / len(latencies):.2f} / {max(latencies):.2f}" ) - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9:.4f} GB/s") + record_metric("Latency", elapsed_us) + record_metric("Bandwidth", total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/test.py b/iron/operators/tanh/test.py index 2327cde049..66d17c59ee 100755 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh/test.py @@ -2,45 +2,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import pytest - +from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test from iron.operators.tanh.op import Tanh -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test, make_channeled_unary_params - - -def get_params(): - return [ - pytest.param(il, nac, nc, ts, marks=[] if not ext else [pytest.mark.extensive]) - for il, nac, nc, ts, ext in make_channeled_unary_params( - [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, [1, 2] - ) - ] - - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "input_length,num_aie_columns,num_channels,tile_size", - get_params(), -) -def test_tanh(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - operator = Tanh( - size=input_length, - num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, - num_channels=num_channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +test_tanh = operator_test(Tanh, channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py b/iron/operators/transpose/test.py index 9e48bfe509..236d521bf0 100755 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/test.py @@ -5,104 +5,60 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils +from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test from iron.operators.transpose.op import Transpose -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test -def get_params(): +def cases(): max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - input_lengths = [64, 2048] - n_list = [64, 128, 256, 512] - s_list = [8] - m = 64 - n = 64 - - params = [] - for M in input_lengths: - for N in n_list: - for s in s_list: - for num_aie_columns in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): - for num_channels in [1, 2]: - row_part = M // num_channels - col_part = N // num_aie_columns - if row_part % m != 0 or col_part % n != 0: - continue - check_length = ( - row_part * col_part * num_channels * num_aie_columns + m = n = 64 + out = [] + for M in (64, 2048): + for N in (64, 128, 256, 512): + for cols in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): + for channels in (1, 2): + if (M // channels) % m or (N // cols) % n: + continue + if (M // channels) * (N // cols) * channels * cols != M * N: + continue + out.append( + pytest.param( + dict( + M=M, + N=N, + num_aie_columns=cols, + num_channels=channels, + m=m, + n=n, + s=8, + num_batches=1, + ), + marks=( + [] if (M, N) == (2048, 64) else [pytest.mark.extensive] + ), ) - length = M * N - if check_length != length: - continue - - is_regular = M == 2048 and N == 64 - marks = [] if is_regular else [pytest.mark.extensive] - - params.append( - pytest.param( - M, - N, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - m, - n, - s, - 1, - marks=marks, - ) - ) - - # num_batches>1: batch B independent same-shape transposes into one dispatch - # (regular shape, single column/channel). num_batches=2 runs in the default - # suite; the larger batch is extensive. + ) + # num_batches > 1: independent same-shape transposes in one dispatch, on + # the regular shape; two batches in the default suite, four extensive. for nb in (2, 4): - params.append( + out.append( pytest.param( - 2048, - 64, - 1, - 1, - m, - n, - 8, - nb, + dict( + M=2048, + N=64, + num_aie_columns=1, + num_channels=1, + m=m, + n=n, + s=8, + num_batches=nb, + ), marks=[] if nb == 2 else [pytest.mark.extensive], ) ) + return out - return params - - -@pytest.mark.metrics( - Latency=r"Latency \(us\): (?P[\d\.]+)", - Bandwidth=r"Effective Bandwidth: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GB/s", -) -@pytest.mark.parametrize("M,N,aie_columns,channels,m,n,s,num_batches", get_params()) -def test_transpose(M, N, aie_columns, channels, m, n, s, num_batches, aie_context): - operator = Transpose( - M=M, - N=N, - num_aie_columns=aie_columns, - num_channels=channels, - m=m, - n=n, - s=s, - num_batches=num_batches, - context=aie_context, - ) - - data = golden(operator) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - # A transpose is a permutation. Any tolerance here also accepts some class of - # wrong permutation, so gate it exactly. - operator, - data.inputs, - data.outputs, - rel_tol=0.0, - abs_tol=0.0, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" +# A transpose is a permutation. Any tolerance here also accepts some class of +# wrong permutation, so gate it exactly. +test_transpose = operator_test(Transpose, cases(), rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index c14245ca8c..f8e105eca6 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -399,7 +399,7 @@ def test_flm_gemm_keyword_construction_tunes_from_the_device(flm): op.config_name == f"FLM_GEMM_tn64_ck128_ma{ov.tile_ma}_mc1_emf_conv_even_npu2" ) assert op.name == op.config_name + "_M512_K1024_N1024" - a, b, c = op.get_arg_spec() + a, b, c = op.buffers assert a.shape == (512, 1024) and c.shape == (512, 1024) assert b.shape == (flm.packed_b_size(1024, 1024, True),) and b.dtype is np.uint8 assert op.residents() == { @@ -425,7 +425,7 @@ def test_flm_gemm_declared_overlay_tunes_from_the_device_only(flm): assert op.ov.tile_n == 64 untuned = flm.GEMM(flm.FLMGEMMOverlay(), M=256, K=512, N=512) with pytest.raises(flm.Incompatible, match="tuned overlay"): - untuned.get_arg_spec() # B's layout follows the device + [b.shape for b in untuned.buffers] # B's layout follows the device def test_flm_gemm_unsplit_sequence_issues_c_then_a_then_b_per_block(flm): diff --git a/iron/tests/common/cases.py b/iron/tests/common/cases.py index 01149acd4d..fd789de8ae 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/cases.py @@ -139,11 +139,9 @@ ), ("silu", "SiLU", [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, tile_size=256)]), ("softmax", "Softmax", [dict(rows=16, cols=64)]), - # SwiGLUDecode / SwiGLUPrefill / SwiGLUPrefillStream are deliberately absent: - # all three are OperatorSequence subclasses, and OperatorSequence raises - # from get_arg_spec() ("does not expose a unified arg spec; use - # get_layout_for_buffer()"). Only the leaf operator of that family declares - # one -- the per-group stream operator, covered here. + # SwiGLUDecode / SwiGLUPrefill are graph functions and SwiGLUPrefillStream + # an OperatorSequence: none declares buffers of its own. Only the leaf + # operator of that family does, the per-group stream operator, covered here. ( "strided_copy", "StridedCopy", diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index 0740ed2a7c..7fae3a170f 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -274,9 +274,9 @@ def test_optional_leading_dim_is_omitted_when_one(): assert MV(ov, M=64, num_batches=3).C.shape == (3, 64) -def test_arg_spec_compat_view_matches_todays_shapes(): +def test_buffers_carry_direction_shape_and_dtype(): ov = MVOverlay(K=256) - specs = MV(ov, M=64, num_batches=2).get_arg_spec() + specs = MV(ov, M=64, num_batches=2).buffers assert [(s.direction, s.shape) for s in specs] == [ ("in", (2, 64, 256)), ("in", (2, 256)), @@ -285,22 +285,15 @@ def test_arg_spec_compat_view_matches_todays_shapes(): assert specs[0].dtype is bfloat16 -def test_arg_spec_carries_the_declared_dtype_and_answers_reads_writes(): - """The sizing contract: every buffer-sizing caller (sequence layout, - XRTTensor allocation) trusts ``spec.dtype`` and ``spec.nbytes()``; the - liveness analysis trusts ``reads``/``writes``, where ``inout`` is both.""" - from iron.common import AIERuntimeArgSpec +def test_buffers_carry_the_declared_dtype_and_size(): + """The sizing contract: the sequence layout and the test harness allocate + from ``b.dtype`` and ``b.nbytes`` of a declared buffer.""" from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat - in_spec, out_spec = Repeat(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, dtype=np.int32).get_arg_spec() - assert in_spec.dtype == np.int32 and out_spec.dtype == np.int32 - assert out_spec.nbytes() == 8 * 64 * 4 * 4 - assert (in_spec.reads, in_spec.writes) == (True, False) - assert (out_spec.reads, out_spec.writes) == (False, True) - both = AIERuntimeArgSpec("inout", ()) - assert both.reads and both.writes and both.nbytes() == 2 - with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Invalid direction"): - AIERuntimeArgSpec("sideways", (16,)) + x, y = Repeat(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, dtype=np.int32).buffers + assert x.dtype == np.int32 and y.dtype == np.int32 + assert (x.direction, y.direction) == ("in", "out") + assert y.nbytes == 8 * 64 * 4 * 4 def test_instance_values_shadow_dim_refs(): @@ -459,7 +452,7 @@ def test_from_spec_builds_an_operator_from_literal_shapes(): ) op = Group(Group._overlay_class()) assert [b.name for b in op.buffers] == ["input", "w_gate", "left"] - assert [s.shape for s in op.get_arg_spec()] == [(64, 128), (128, 256), (64, 256)] + assert [b.shape for b in op.buffers] == [(64, 128), (128, 256), (64, 256)] assert (op.seq_len, op.k) == (64, 2) assert op.design_key() == "abc123" assert op.get_mlir_artifact() == "artifact" @@ -477,21 +470,21 @@ def test_from_spec_builds_an_operator_from_literal_shapes(): def test_gemm_layout_flags_transpose_rather_than_resize(): from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM, GEMMOverlay - plain = GEMM(GEMMOverlay(), M=256, K=64, N=512).get_arg_spec() - b_major = GEMM(GEMMOverlay(b_col_maj=True), M=256, K=64, N=512).get_arg_spec() - c_major = GEMM(GEMMOverlay(c_col_maj=True), M=256, K=64, N=512).get_arg_spec() + plain = GEMM(GEMMOverlay(), M=256, K=64, N=512).buffers + b_major = GEMM(GEMMOverlay(b_col_maj=True), M=256, K=64, N=512).buffers + c_major = GEMM(GEMMOverlay(c_col_maj=True), M=256, K=64, N=512).buffers assert plain[1].shape == (64, 512) and b_major[1].shape == (512, 64) assert plain[2].shape == (256, 512) and c_major[2].shape == (512, 256) # Transposing a layout must not change how many bytes move. - assert plain[1].nbytes() == b_major[1].nbytes() - assert plain[2].nbytes() == c_major[2].nbytes() + assert plain[1].nbytes == b_major[1].nbytes + assert plain[2].nbytes == c_major[2].nbytes def test_mha_pads_the_sequence_and_groups_kv(): from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA, MHAOverlay - grouped = MHA(MHAOverlay(), num_heads=8, seq_len=100, num_KV_heads=2).get_arg_spec() - plain = MHA(MHAOverlay(), num_heads=8, seq_len=100).get_arg_spec() + grouped = MHA(MHAOverlay(), num_heads=8, seq_len=100, num_KV_heads=2).buffers + plain = MHA(MHAOverlay(), num_heads=8, seq_len=100).buffers # 100 rounds up to 128, so Q is 8 heads x 128 x 64. assert grouped[0].shape == (8, 128, 64) # Grouped K/V are narrower than Q; plain K/V are exactly as wide. diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index ce5c44c59a..bf78c9d79b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -13,31 +13,34 @@ import pytest -from iron.common.base import AIERuntimeArgSpec +from types import SimpleNamespace + from iron.common.allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, plan +def _buf(direction): + return SimpleNamespace(direction=direction, shape=(1,), nbytes=2) + + class Op: - """Stand-in operator: N inputs then M outputs, with real arg specs.""" + """Stand-in operator: N inputs then M outputs, declared like a real one's buffers.""" def __init__(self, n_in, n_out=1): - self.specs = [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (1,))] * n_in + [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (1,)) - ] * n_out - - def get_arg_spec(self): - return self.specs + self.buffers = [_buf("in")] * n_in + [_buf("out")] * n_out def steps_of(runlist): """The (reads, writes) of each entry, which is all liveness needs.""" steps = [] for op, *bufs in runlist: - specs = op.get_arg_spec() steps.append( ( - [b for b, s in zip(bufs, specs) if s.reads], - [b for b, s in zip(bufs, specs) if s.writes], + [b for b, s in zip(bufs, op.buffers) if s.direction in ("in", "inout")], + [ + b + for b, s in zip(bufs, op.buffers) + if s.direction in ("out", "inout") + ], ) ) return steps diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py index e1fdb48979..c6f69569b4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py @@ -10,7 +10,8 @@ torch = pytest.importorskip("torch") from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor -from iron.common.base import AIEOperatorBase, AIERuntimeArgSpec + +from iron.common.base import AIEOperatorBase from iron.common import test_utils @@ -25,10 +26,13 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self): def compile(self): return self - def get_arg_spec(self): + @property + def buffers(self): + from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (32,)), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (32,)), + SimpleNamespace(name="a", direction="in", shape=(32,), dtype=bfloat16), + SimpleNamespace(name="b", direction="out", shape=(32,), dtype=bfloat16), ] def get_callable(self): From bbe2498112b8a3d82337b5b7bf5610f99680e07f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 22:08:42 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 119/215] =?UTF-8?q?plan:=20=C2=A720,=20prefill=20as=20a=20?= =?UTF-8?q?graph=20function?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The plan for the last hand-written phase, with the host probes that shaped it: every prefill step lowers at Llama 3.2 1B's size except the down projection's column-major weight (GEMM's B tap exceeds the descriptor stride range at K = 8192) and the head-reordering strided copies (issued without legalization). The graph keeps the compile-time maximum length, runs the output head for the last token only, reads one weight layout for both phases, and hands the caches between two images until the module returns. Eight steps, the first six on this host. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 144 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 144 insertions(+) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 743ba4892b..f6d1577a1f 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1326,3 +1326,147 @@ parity"), and the application now writes the context length: device afterwards, so whether the first decode token saw the prompt depended on the coherence semantics of that call. The rewrite seeds the state through `CompiledGraph.write`, which pushes the buffer. + +--- + +## 20. Prefill + +Prefill is the last hand-written phase: `llama_npu.py` builds fourteen +operators by hand, keeps two weight layouts on the device, and runs the +attention itself on the CPU (the causal mask, the softmax and the +`P @ V` product) between per-operator dispatches, reading every +intermediate back to the host. It is about 380 lines of the application +(`AIEPrefillOperations`, `AIEPrefillBuffers`, three forward functions) +against decode's 66 plus the 162-line graph. The plan is to make prefill +a second graph function over the same weights and the same cache state, +built by the same packaging, with the attention on the device. + +### What was measured first (host, this session) + +Each candidate step was constructed at Llama 3.2 1B's prefill size +(sequence 2048, embedding 2048, hidden 8192, 32 heads over 8 groups of +64) and lowered to an instruction stream through the toolchain gate: + +| step | result | +|---|---| +| GEMM, checkpoint layout (`b_col_maj=True`), K = 2048 (the q/k/v/gate/up projections) | lowers | +| GEMM, checkpoint layout, K = 8192 (the down projection) | fails: B's outer stride (4,194,304) is past the descriptor's 2^20 | +| GEMM, K-major weight, K = 2048 | lowers (today's path) | +| MHA, 2048 tokens, 8 pipelines, 32 heads over 8 | lowers | +| RoPE over 2048 x 32 rows with 2048 angle rows | lowers | +| WeightedRMSNorm over 2048 rows | lowers | +| StridedCopy reordering (S, H, D) to (H, S, D), and (S, G, D) into the cache's (G, S, D) | fails: the copy issues its taps as given, so a 2048-wide dimension lands in a slot that holds 1023, and the descriptor length no longer matches | + +So three operators need work before the graph does, and every one of +them is host-verifiable by the probe that found it. Nothing needs a new +kernel. + +### The graph + +```python +@iron.graph(names_from=model) +def prefill(x, angles, *, last: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + h = RMSNorm(x, blk.norm1.weight) + q = GEMM(h, blk.attn.q.weight, b_col_maj=True) # (S, H*D) + k = GEMM(h, blk.attn.k.weight, b_col_maj=True) # (S, G*D) + v = GEMM(h, blk.attn.v.weight, b_col_maj=True) + q = RoPE(q.reshape(S * H, D), angles) # angle row per position, H rows each + k = RoPE(k.reshape(S * G, D), angles) + StridedCopy(k, keys[i], ...) # (S, G, D) -> the cache's (G, S, D) + StridedCopy(v, values[i], ...) + o = MHA(q, k, v, heads_interleaved=True) # causal, scaled, on the device; O as (S, H*D) + x = ElementwiseAdd(x, GEMM(o, blk.attn.o.weight, b_col_maj=True)) + h = RMSNorm(x, blk.norm2.weight) + act = ElementwiseMul(SiLU(GEMM(h, blk.ffn.gate.weight, ...)), GEMM(h, blk.ffn.up.weight, ...)) + x = ElementwiseAdd(x, GEMM(act, blk.ffn.down.weight, ...)) + x = RMSNorm(x, model.norm.weight) + x_last = StridedCopy(x, in_offset=last, ...) # the last prompt row, (1, E) + return GEMV(model.out_head.weight, x_last, ...) # decode's projection, same array +``` + +Four choices are built into that sketch, each with the alternative it +was preferred to: + +1. **The length is the compile-time maximum; the prompt occupies a + prefix.** Exactly today's behaviour (every prefill operator is built + at `max_seq_len`, the prompt sits in the first rows). Rows past the + prompt compute on stale data and are never read: MHA is causal, so + real rows never attend past themselves, and decode's softmax masks + the cache tail by `vector_size`. No per-call value is needed for the + length. The alternative, a `Scratchpad` length feeding MHA's `s_q`/ + `s_kv` residents (the softmax `vector_size` pattern), makes prefill + cost proportional to the prompt; it is a follow-up once the fixed + form runs, not a precondition. +2. **The output head runs for the last token only.** The harness reads + `logits[:, -1]` and nothing else; today prefill computes the full + (2048 x 128512) product in four partitioned GEMMs into a 526 MB + buffer. A strided copy of the last row at a per-call offset (`last`, + the one per-call value) and decode's out-head GEMV, which is the same + array and the same weight, replace that. This drops the padded, + partitioned vocabulary from the application entirely. +3. **One weight layout.** Every projection is read as the checkpoint + ships it, (out, in), by GEMM with `b_col_maj=True`, the way decode's + GEMV already reads it. Prefill and decode then close over the same + tensors, which is what a module needs later. The one obstacle is the + down projection (K = 8192), where GEMM's column-major B tap exceeds + the descriptor's stride range; that is a legalization of GEMM's B + fill (split the outer dimension), the same kind the tiler already + does for derived sequences. +4. **Two images, caches handed over by copy.** Prefill and decode close + over the same `iron.state` objects but compile to two images, so each + holds its own allocation; after prefill the application reads the + caches out of one and writes them into the other (16 layers x 2 x + 2 MB = 64 MB per prefill, once per prompt). Today's code does the + same copy through host tensors. The module (one image, two entry + points, state shared as the same bytes) is on the shelved branch and + waits on spike S4 running; it replaces the copy without changing the + graphs. + +The MHA layout flag is the one design change: MHA reads Q, K, V and +writes O as the projections lay them out, (S, heads x D) with the heads +interleaved per token, instead of (heads, S, D). Its override sequence +already fills one head's rows per block from a slice; the interleaved +form is the same slice with the row stride heads x D, two descriptor +dimensions, no reordering copies (the probe shows those copies are the +hard part anyway). `reference()` reshapes accordingly. The cache write +stays a strided copy, because decode reads the cache as (G, L, D). + +### Steps + +| step | what | verified by | +|---|---|---| +| 1 | StridedCopy issues its taps through `tiling.legalize` | the (S, G, D) to (G, S, D) probe lowers; the existing strided_copy cases unchanged | +| 2 | GEMM's column-major B fill legalized past the stride range | the K = 8192 probe lowers; gemm's lowering cases unchanged | +| 3 | MHA `heads_interleaved` layout, with its reference | lowering at 2048 x 8 pipelines; reference against the (H, S, D) form on the same data | +| 4 | `PrefillGraph` beside `DecodeGraph` (one module, `llama_graphs.py`), sharing weights and states | traces; the runlist and bindings pinned like decode's | +| 5 | reference parity: prefill graph reference vs `llama_cpu.py` prefill (last-token logits, and the caches), then decode from the graph-seeded caches | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, host | +| 6 | toolchain gates: prefill's operators lower with their values; the full ELF builds at the scaled and the real size | `iron/tests/toolchain` | +| 7 | the application: the prefill section replaced by the graph, the cache handoff by `read`/`write`, `AIEPrefillOperations`/`AIEPrefillBuffers` and the CPU attention deleted | the application test; a token snapshot before and after | +| 8 | device: run, compare the token stream, measure time to first token | hardware | + +Steps 1 to 3 are independent of each other; 4 needs 3; 5 needs 4; 6 and +7 need 5. Everything through 6 runs on this host. + +### Expected results + +- `llama_npu.py` loses about 380 lines (the prefill operators, buffers + and forward functions, the padded vocabulary and its partitions) and + gains a graph of about 90; the application keeps embedding, the + angles and the harness glue. +- The attention runs on the device end to end; no intermediate crosses + to the host during prefill. Time to first token should fall, since + today's prefill reads back q, k, v, the scores and the norms and + softmaxes on the CPU per layer; no figure is promised before step 8. +- One weight upload, in the checkpoint's layout, for both phases. +- Parity is established on the host before hardware: the graph's + reference against `llama_cpu.py`, the way decode's was (ยง19). +- Three operator improvements that stand on their own: strided copies + legalize, column-major GEMM weights at any K, MHA in the projections' + layout. + +What stays for later, in order: the per-call prompt length (item 1), the +module (item 4), and NPU1, where MHA is not available (its array is +pinned to NPU2's memtile columns); prefill on NPU1 would need the +attention written from GEMM, softmax and transpose as decode does it, +and is not in this plan. From 54ac59878ff91914f50ac3ee2ca4332dc6e8f696 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 22:31:45 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 120/215] prefill, the operators: copies legalize, column-major GEMM weights at any K, MHA in the projections' layout MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Three changes the prefill graph needs, each proven by the shape that found it (ยง20), lowered at Llama 3.2 1B's prefill size: - StridedCopy issues each channel's share of its pattern through tiling.legalize, so a reorder as wide as a 2048-token sequence (the KV-cache write, (seq, groups, d) into (groups, seq, d)) lowers instead of failing in the descriptor verifier. The one case table entry that gathered single bf16 elements at a stride (half a shim granule, which no descriptor can address) gathers pairs now. - GEMM's A and B fills go through the legalizer too. The checkpoint's (out, in) weight read column-major at K = 8192 has a column-block stride past the shim's 20-bit step; B then unrolls into one descriptor per column block, and the transfer blocks are not overlapped so a shim never holds more than one block's descriptors. - MHA takes heads_interleaved=True: Q, K and V read as (seq, heads, d), the layout a projection GEMM produces, and O written the same way; a head's block is a strided slice, and no copy reorders the heads. The reference agrees with the (heads, seq, d) form on the same data. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 26 ++++++++-- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 69 +++++++++++++++++++++---- iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py | 34 ++++++++----- iron/tests/common/cases.py | 33 +++++++++--- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 70 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 199 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 18b745c55c..2e93b22939 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -583,6 +583,16 @@ def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: def design(self, rt): from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorAccessPattern, TensorTiler2D + from iron.common.tiling import legalize + + def legal(buffer, tap): + """The tiler's pattern as descriptors the shim holds: one when it + fits, else the outermost dimension unrolled (a column-major B + whose column-block stride is past the 20-bit step).""" + return legalize( + buffer.elements, tap.offset, tap.sizes, tap.strides, buffer.dtype + ) + ov = self.ov M, K, N = self.M, self.K, self.N m, k, n = ov.tile_m, ov.tile_k, ov.tile_n @@ -648,6 +658,14 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): prune_step=False, ) + A_fills = [legal(self.A, tap) for tap in A_tiles] + B_fills = [legal(self.B, tap) for tap in B_tiles] + # An unrolled B fill costs one descriptor per column block. The BD + # accounting below (12 of 16 with two transfer blocks in flight) + # assumes one; when B unrolls, the transfer blocks are not overlapped + # so that a shim never holds more than one block's descriptors. + b_unrolled = any(len(f) > 1 for f in B_fills) + # Task groups will be used to determine when to sync/await/free DMA runtime ops tg = rt.new_group() for tb in range(ceildiv(n_c_row_tiles_per_core, tb_max_n_rows)): @@ -753,12 +771,14 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): ) % len(A_tiles) # always equal to n_aie_rows since we have n_aie_rows row tiles for matrix A if col < n_aie_rows: - rt.fill(ov.a[col], (self.A, A_tiles[tile_offset]), group=tg) + for acc in A_fills[tile_offset]: + rt.fill(ov.a[col], (self.A, acc), group=tg) # B input transfer: the first (n)-wide block of columns # of B, then the (n_aie_columns)-th such block, and so # on; each shim starts at a different column offset. - rt.fill(ov.b[col], (self.B, B_tiles[col]), group=tg) - if tb > 0 or (tb == 0 and pingpong > 0): + for acc in B_fills[col]: + rt.fill(ov.b[col], (self.B, acc), group=tg) + if b_unrolled or tb > 0 or (tb == 0 and pingpong > 0): tg.finish() tg = rt.new_group() tg.finish() diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 5b1911d728..aebc5bd9a2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ from torch.nn.attention import SDPBackend, sdpa_kernel from iron.common.declare import ( + select, Incompatible, In, Operator, @@ -608,11 +609,43 @@ class MHA(Operator[MHAOverlay]): # seq_len rounded up to a multiple of B_q * num_of_pipelines; filled by # validate(), and checked against the value inference binds from a shape. seq_pad: int | None = dim(None, repr=False) - - Q = In(num_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, to=MHAOverlay.q) - K = In(num_KV_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, to=MHAOverlay.k) - V = In(num_KV_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, to=MHAOverlay.v) - O = Out(num_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d, from_=MHAOverlay.o) + # The layout a projection GEMM produces, ``(seq, heads, d)`` with the + # heads interleaved per token, read and written as it is: a head's block + # is then a strided slice, and no copy reorders the heads to the front. + heads_interleaved: bool = field(default=False) + + Q = In( + select( + heads_interleaved, + (seq_pad, num_heads, MHAOverlay.d), + (num_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d), + ), + to=MHAOverlay.q, + ) + K = In( + select( + heads_interleaved, + (seq_pad, num_KV_heads, MHAOverlay.d), + (num_KV_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d), + ), + to=MHAOverlay.k, + ) + V = In( + select( + heads_interleaved, + (seq_pad, num_KV_heads, MHAOverlay.d), + (num_KV_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d), + ), + to=MHAOverlay.v, + ) + O = Out( + select( + heads_interleaved, + (seq_pad, num_heads, MHAOverlay.d), + (num_heads, seq_pad, MHAOverlay.d), + ), + from_=MHAOverlay.o, + ) # -- checks ---------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -666,7 +699,10 @@ def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: def reference(self, Q, K, V): """CPU reference: causal attention per head, K and V repeated over each query group. Rows past ``seq_len`` (the padding) come out as zeros; - the real rows never attend to them, causality masks them.""" + the real rows never attend to them, causality masks them. In the + interleaved layout the operands are ``(seq, heads, d)`` and so is O.""" + if self.heads_interleaved: + Q, K, V = (t.transpose(0, 1) for t in (Q, K, V)) groups = self.num_heads // self.num_KV_heads K = K.repeat_interleave(groups, dim=0) V = V.repeat_interleave(groups, dim=0) @@ -682,7 +718,7 @@ def reference(self, Q, K, V): if self.seq_len < self.seq_pad: O = O.clone() O[:, self.seq_len :] = 0 - return O + return O.transpose(0, 1).contiguous() if self.heads_interleaved else O # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- @@ -692,6 +728,13 @@ def design(self, rt): rows = ov.join_rows # Q rows each shim carries per block blocks = self.seq_pad // (rows * ov.q_shims) # per pipeline + interleaved = self.heads_interleaved + + def head_rows(buffer, head, r0, r1): + # One head's rows [r0, r1): a contiguous block per head, or a + # strided one when the heads are interleaved per token. + return buffer[r0:r1, head, :] if interleaved else buffer[head, r0:r1, :] + for head in range(heads): kv_head = head // (heads // kv_heads) for block in range(blocks): @@ -699,13 +742,17 @@ def design(self, rt): with rt.group(): for shim in range(ov.q_shims): r0 = (block * ov.q_shims + shim) * rows - rt.fill(ov.q[shim], self.Q[head, r0 : r0 + rows, :]) + rt.fill(ov.q[shim], head_rows(self.Q, head, r0, r0 + rows)) # The whole of this head's K and V, streamed in (d, B_kv) blocks. - rt.fill(ov.k, self.K[kv_head]) - rt.fill(ov.v, self.V[kv_head]) + rt.fill(ov.k, head_rows(self.K, kv_head, 0, self.seq_pad)) + rt.fill(ov.v, head_rows(self.V, kv_head, 0, self.seq_pad)) for shim in range(ov.q_shims): r0 = (block * ov.q_shims + shim) * rows - rt.drain(ov.o[shim], self.O[head, r0 : r0 + rows, :], wait=True) + rt.drain( + ov.o[shim], + head_rows(self.O, head, r0, r0 + rows), + wait=True, + ) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py index d767770b88..861b33fcc1 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ operator, tunable, ) -from iron.common.tiling import Access +from iron.common.tiling import legalize @operator @@ -148,17 +148,25 @@ def compatible(self) -> None: ) def _taps(self, buffer, sizes, strides, offset): + """Per channel, the descriptors of its share of the pattern. + + The highest non-unit dimension is split across the channels; each + share is then legalized for the shim (a dimension past its slot's + wrap is factored or unrolled, order preserved), so a reorder as wide + as a sequence lowers rather than failing three tools down. + """ sizes, strides = _pad4(sizes, strides) highest = max(i for i, sz in enumerate(sizes) if sz >= 1) channels = self.ov.num_aie_channels share = sizes[highest] // channels split = sizes[:highest] + [share] + sizes[highest + 1 :] return [ - Access( + legalize( buffer.elements, offset + c * share * strides[highest], - tuple(split), - tuple(strides), + split, + strides, + buffer.dtype, ) for c in range(channels) ] @@ -198,14 +206,16 @@ def design(self, rt): out_off = self.out_offset if self.uses_value("out_offset") else None with rt.group() as tg: for c in range(self.ov.num_aie_channels): - rt.fill(self.ov.s[c], (self.x, ins[c]), group=tg, offset_by=in_off) - rt.drain( - self.ov.d[c], - (self.y, outs[c]), - group=tg, - wait=True, - offset_by=out_off, - ) + for acc in ins[c]: + rt.fill(self.ov.s[c], (self.x, acc), group=tg, offset_by=in_off) + for acc in outs[c]: + rt.drain( + self.ov.d[c], + (self.y, acc), + group=tg, + wait=acc is outs[c][-1], + offset_by=out_off, + ) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/tests/common/cases.py b/iron/tests/common/cases.py index fd789de8ae..29358fc2ca 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/cases.py @@ -94,6 +94,10 @@ # the two size the K/V buffers differently. dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=128, d=64, num_KV_heads=0), dict(num_heads=8, seq_len=128, d=64, num_KV_heads=2), + # The projections' layout, (seq, heads, d): a head is a strided slice. + dict( + num_heads=8, seq_len=128, d=64, num_KV_heads=2, heads_interleaved=True + ), ], ), ( @@ -168,14 +172,16 @@ dtype=np.float32, ), # Input and output buffer sizes are independent here, unlike every - # other (in, out) operator: a gather of every fourth element of a - # 1024-element buffer into a 256-element one. Equal-size cases - # alone would let a refactor that tied the output shape to the - # input pass unnoticed. (The copy itself moves the same element - # count both ways; the operator checks that at construction.) + # other (in, out) operator: a gather of every other pair of a + # 1024-element buffer into a 256-element one (a pair, because a + # bf16 element is half the shim's 4-byte granule). Equal-size + # cases alone would let a refactor that tied the output shape to + # the input pass unnoticed. (The copy itself moves the same + # element count both ways; the operator checks that at + # construction.) dict( - input_sizes=[256], - input_strides=[4], + input_sizes=[128, 2], + input_strides=[8, 1], input_offset=0, output_sizes=[256], output_strides=[1], @@ -183,6 +189,19 @@ input_buffer_size=1024, output_buffer_size=256, ), + # A reorder of (seq, groups, d) into (groups, seq, d), the KV-cache + # write of a prefill: a 3-D pattern the copy legalizes for the shim. + dict( + input_sizes=[4, 128, 64], + input_strides=[64, 256, 1], + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=[4, 128, 64], + output_strides=[8192, 64, 1], + output_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=4 * 128 * 64, + output_buffer_size=4 * 128 * 64, + transfer_size=1024, + ), ], ), ( diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index 738011a047..bf125e9c73 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -112,3 +112,73 @@ def test_swiglu_graphs_operators_lower(tmp_path): swiglu_prefill(z(E, H), z(E, H), z(H, E)).trace(x=(256, E)), tmp_path / "prefill", ) + + +PREFILL = dict( + S=2048, E=2048, F=8192, H=32, G=8, D=64 +) # Llama 3.2 1B's prefill at the maximum length + + +def _reorder(sizes, in_strides, out_strides, **kw): + from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy + + n = int(np.prod(sizes)) + return StridedCopy( + input_sizes=sizes, + input_strides=in_strides, + input_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=n, + output_sizes=sizes, + output_strides=out_strides, + output_offset=0, + output_buffer_size=n, + **kw, + ) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "make", + [ + pytest.param( + lambda p: __import__("iron.operators.gemm.op", fromlist=["GEMM"]).GEMM( + M=p["S"], + K=p["F"], + N=p["E"], + num_aie_columns=8, + tile_m=64, + tile_k=64, + tile_n=64, + b_col_maj=True, + ), + id="down_projection_checkpoint_layout", + ), + pytest.param( + lambda p: _reorder( + (p["G"], p["S"], p["D"]), + (p["D"], p["G"] * p["D"], 1), + (p["S"] * p["D"], p["D"], 1), + transfer_size=1024, + ), + id="kv_into_cache", + ), + pytest.param( + lambda p: __import__("iron.operators.mha.op", fromlist=["MHA"]).MHA( + num_heads=p["H"], + seq_len=p["S"], + d=p["D"], + num_KV_heads=p["G"], + num_of_pipelines=8, + heads_interleaved=True, + ), + id="mha_in_the_projections_layout", + ), + ], +) +def test_prefill_steps_lower_at_llama_size(make, tmp_path): + """The steps a prefill graph needs that a small case does not exercise: the + down projection's column-major weight (its column-block stride is past the + descriptor's 20-bit step, so B unrolls), the cache write's 2048-wide + reorder (legalized), and MHA reading (seq, heads, d).""" + op = make(PREFILL) + op.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) + lower(op, tmp_path) From 7984b74acb59e844e76a99bb71021619603a9c6f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 22:38:01 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 121/215] Prefill step 4: PrefillGraph over the decode caches, traced at the scaled config llama_graphs.py (was decode_graph.py) adds PrefillGraph: the prompt at the compile-time maximum length, every projection a column-major GEMM over the (out, in) checkpoint weight, RoPE over the interleaved rows, the caches written by a strided copy in decode's per-group layout, MHA on the interleaved head layout, and the last prompt row's logits alone through a strided copy at a per-call offset, the final norm and the output head. Tracing passes the flags that select a buffer's shape (GEMM's b_col_maj, MHA's heads_interleaved) into shape inference alongside the dimension fields; infer_kwargs is the one place that decides, for the tracer and from_operands alike. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- .../{decode_graph.py => llama_graphs.py} | 143 +++++++++++++++++- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 2 +- iron/common/declare.py | 22 +-- iron/common/graph.py | 9 +- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 56 ++++++- iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 2 +- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 2 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 2 +- 8 files changed, 210 insertions(+), 28 deletions(-) rename iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/{decode_graph.py => llama_graphs.py} (52%) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_graphs.py similarity index 52% rename from iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py rename to iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_graphs.py index 9b39dd636e..471d6a90b9 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_graphs.py @@ -1,13 +1,16 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Llama decode as a graph function. +"""Llama's two phases as graph functions over one set of weights and caches. -One token through every transformer block, the final norm and the output -head, with the KV caches as device-resident state and the weights closed -over from the module tree. The cache position and the softmax's valid row -length are per-call scratchpad values. Traced here on handles; compiled -by ``llama_npu.py`` against a device, or by a test against nothing. +:class:`DecodeGraph` runs one token through every transformer block, the +final norm and the output head, with the KV caches as device-resident +state and the weights closed over from the module tree; the cache position +and the softmax's valid row length are per-call scratchpad values. +:class:`PrefillGraph` runs the prompt, at the compile-time maximum length +with the prompt in a prefix, writes the caches and returns the last +prompt token's logits. Both are traced here on handles; compiled by +``llama_npu.py`` against a device, or by a test against nothing. """ import math @@ -18,7 +21,9 @@ from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV +from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE @@ -52,6 +57,7 @@ def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None, tensor=None): num_aie_columns = device_columns(dev) if dev is not None else 8 L, cols = max_seq_len, num_aie_columns self.max_seq_len = L + self.num_aie_columns = cols self.keys = [ iron.state((G, L * D), name=f"keys_cache_{i}") for i in range(config.n_layers) @@ -156,6 +162,131 @@ def compile(self, config, **kwargs): ) +class PrefillGraph: + """The prefill graph function, over a decode graph's weights and caches. + + The length is the decode graph's maximum: the prompt occupies the first + rows of ``x`` and ``angles``, and the rows past it compute on whatever + is there and are never read (MHA is causal; decode masks the cache's + tail by its ``vector_size``). One per-call value, ``last``, is the + element offset of the last prompt row, ``(n - 1) * emb_dim``: the final + norm and the output head run for that row alone, which is all the + harness reads. The caches are written in full, in the layout decode + reads them. + + ``num_of_pipelines`` is MHA's; the sequence must be a multiple of 64 + times it. ``tile_m`` is the GEMMs' row tile; the length must be a + multiple of four times it. + """ + + def __init__(self, config, decode, *, num_of_pipelines=8, tile_m=64): + model = config.model + H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim + E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim + L, cols = decode.max_seq_len, decode.num_aie_columns + keys, values = decode.keys, decode.values + self.max_seq_len = L + + def proj(x, weight): + # Every projection is read as the checkpoint ships it, (out, in): + # GEMM's column-major B, the layout decode's GEMV reads too. + return GEMM( + x, + weight, + b_col_maj=True, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_m=tile_m, + tile_k=64, + tile_n=64, + ) + + def norm(x, weight): + return RMSNorm(x, weight, num_aie_columns=cols, num_channels=1) + + # (L, G, D), the heads interleaved per token as the projection wrote + # them, into the cache's (G, L, D). + into_cache = dict( + input_sizes=(G, L, D), + input_strides=(D, G * D, 1), + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=(G, L, D), + output_strides=(L * D, D, 1), + output_offset=0, + transfer_size=1024, + num_aie_channels=1, + ) + last_row = dict( + input_sizes=(1, E), + input_strides=(E, 1), + input_offset=0, # base; the per-call addend is `last` + output_sizes=(1, E), + output_strides=(E, 1), + output_offset=0, + output_buffer_size=E, + num_aie_channels=1, + ) + + @iron.graph(names_from=model) + def prefill(x, angles, *, last: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + # + h = norm(x, blk.norm1.weight) + # + q = proj(h, blk.attn.q.weight) # (L, H*D) + k = proj(h, blk.attn.k.weight) # (L, G*D) + v = proj(h, blk.attn.v.weight) + # One angle row per position, applied to that position's heads. + q = RoPE(q.reshape(L * H, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) + k = RoPE(k.reshape(L * G, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) + StridedCopy(k, keys[i], **into_cache) + StridedCopy(v, values[i], **into_cache) + o = MHA( + q.reshape(L, H, D), + k.reshape(L, G, D), + v.reshape(L, G, D), + heads_interleaved=True, + num_of_pipelines=num_of_pipelines, + ) + o = proj(o.reshape(L, H * D), blk.attn.o.weight) + # + x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) + h = norm(x, blk.norm2.weight) + gate = proj(h, blk.ffn.gate.weight) + up = proj(h, blk.ffn.up.weight) + act = ElementwiseMul( + SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F), + up, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=F, + ) + down = proj(act, blk.ffn.down.weight) + x = ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) + # + x_last = StridedCopy(x, in_offset=last, **last_row).reshape(1, E) + h = RMSNorm(x_last, model.norm.weight) + return GEMV( + model.out_head.weight, + h, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size_input=4, + tile_size_output=32, + ) + + self.graph = prefill + + def shapes(self, config): + return dict( + x=(self.max_seq_len, config.emb_dim), + angles=(self.max_seq_len, config.head_dim), + ) + + def trace(self, config): + return self.graph.trace(**self.shapes(config)) + + def compile(self, config, **kwargs): + return self.graph.compile(**self.shapes(config), **kwargs) + + def _numpy_bf16(array): from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index bb94104fea..584d9ad2d3 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ SiLU, RoPE, ) -from decode_graph import DecodeGraph +from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor max_seq_len = 2048 diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 279972632d..20b7f9cc76 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -1647,18 +1647,22 @@ def bind(ref: DimRef, value: int, where: str) -> None: ) return bound + @classmethod + def infer_kwargs(cls, kwargs) -> dict[str, Any]: + """The part of ``kwargs`` that :meth:`infer` takes: both layers' dimension + fields and the flags that select a buffer's shape.""" + names = set(cls._dim_fields) + if cls._overlay_class: + names.update(cls._overlay_class._dim_fields) + for m in cls._members: + if isinstance(m, _Buffer): + names.update(d.flag.name for d in m.dims if isinstance(d, _Select)) + return {k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if k in names} + @classmethod def from_operands(cls, *operand_shapes, **overrides) -> "Operator": """Construct an operator (and its overlay) from operand shapes.""" - values = cls.infer( - *operand_shapes, - **{ - k: v - for k, v in overrides.items() - if k in cls._dim_fields - or (cls._overlay_class and k in cls._overlay_class._dim_fields) - }, - ) + values = cls.infer(*operand_shapes, **cls.infer_kwargs(overrides)) kwargs = {**overrides, **values} return cls(**kwargs) # classic-construction path splits overlay fields diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 97bf8189ef..6693e0dfad 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -347,17 +347,10 @@ def _split_values(cls, kwargs) -> dict: return {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} def _construct(self, cls, inputs, outputs, kwargs) -> Operator: - overlay_cls = cls._overlay_class - dim_kwargs = { - k: v - for k, v in kwargs.items() - if k in cls._dim_fields - or (overlay_cls is not None and k in overlay_cls._dim_fields) - } inferred = cls.infer( *[h.shape for h in inputs], outputs=[h.shape for h in outputs], - **dim_kwargs, + **cls.infer_kwargs(kwargs), ) # The class's own translation splits overlay fields from the # operator's and fills what it derives (a transfer size, a dtype diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index b54b4f89f9..37c797edf0 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config sys.path.insert(0, "iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b") - from decode_graph import DecodeGraph + from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph cfg = _Config() L = 256 @@ -369,6 +369,60 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): op.tuned(Dev()) +def test_llama_prefill_traces_over_the_decode_caches(): + import sys + + from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config + + sys.path.insert(0, "iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b") + from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + + cfg = _Config() + L = cfg.context_length + dg = DecodeGraph(cfg, L, num_aie_columns=4) + pg = PrefillGraph(cfg, dg, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) + t = pg.trace(cfg) + kinds = [type(op).__name__ for op, *_ in t.runlist] + per_block = [ + "WeightedRMSNorm", + "GEMM", + "GEMM", + "GEMM", + "RoPE", + "RoPE", + "StridedCopy", + "StridedCopy", + "MHA", + "GEMM", + "ElementwiseAdd", + "WeightedRMSNorm", + "GEMM", + "GEMM", + "SiLU", + "ElementwiseMul", + "GEMM", + "ElementwiseAdd", + ] + tail = ["StridedCopy", "WeightedRMSNorm", "GEMV"] + assert kinds == per_block * cfg.n_layers + tail + assert t.input_args == ["x", "angles"] and t.output_args == ["out"] + assert [v.name for v in t.values] == ["last"] + # The caches are decode's own states, so the handoff is by name. + assert t.pinned["keys_cache_0"] == dg.trace(cfg).pinned["keys_cache_0"] + # Every projection reads the (out, in) checkpoint layout through the + # column-major flag, which the trace carries into shape inference. + gemms = [op for op, *_ in t.runlist if type(op).__name__ == "GEMM"] + assert all(op.ov.b_col_maj for op in gemms) + K = {op.K for op in gemms} + assert K == {cfg.emb_dim, cfg.hidden_dim, cfg.n_heads * cfg.head_dim} + # The last-row copy is the one operator bound to the per-call offset. + assert [(type(op).__name__, n) for op, n, _ in t.bindings] == [ + ("StridedCopy", "in_offset") + ] + for op in t.operators: + op.tuned(Dev()) + + def test_a_bound_value_survives_tuning(): copy = StridedCopy( input_sizes=(64,), diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index fbb31f8b92..62f76c0596 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ sys.path.insert(0, str(APP)) import llama_cpu # noqa: E402 -from decode_graph import DecodeGraph # noqa: E402 +from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph # noqa: E402 from llama_inference_harness import LlamaModelState # noqa: E402 from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config # noqa: E402 diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index 462a6bcabe..5a6559b38d 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) - from decode_graph import DecodeGraph + from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph from iron.common.build import value_symbol cfg = _Config() diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index bf125e9c73..f20ee8fb17 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) - from decode_graph import DecodeGraph + from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph cfg = _Config() traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) From bbaa6ce5c5b0459566d53d48648d247c8443d577 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 22:39:25 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 122/215] Prefill step 5: the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill and hands decode its caches llama_reference.py runs the prompt through PrefillGraph's reference at the scaled configuration: the last token's logits match the CPU forward pass, the caches hold the prompt's keys and values in decode's layout, and decode continues from the graph's own caches to the same logits as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 129 +++++++++++++++++++-------- 1 file changed, 92 insertions(+), 37 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index 62f76c0596..250eab8970 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -1,18 +1,19 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""The decode graph's reference against the model's own CPU reference. +"""The graphs' references against the model's own CPU reference. ``llama_cpu.py`` is the reference the NPU application is judged against: a -plain torch forward pass with a growing KV cache. ``DecodeGraph`` is the -same computation as a graph function, and ``GraphFunction.reference`` runs -it operator by operator through each operator's ``reference()`` on host -tensors, with the per-call values modelled (the cache offset moves the -copy, the vector size masks the softmax) and the caches as state. So the -two can be compared without a device, token by token, from the same -prompt: that checks the graph's wiring (layouts, reshapes, the scale, the -repeat, the transposes, the cache handoff) against the model, leaving only -the kernels' arithmetic for hardware. +plain torch forward pass with a growing KV cache. ``PrefillGraph`` and +``DecodeGraph`` are the same computation as graph functions, and +``GraphFunction.reference`` runs each operator by operator through its +``reference()`` on host tensors, with the per-call values modelled (the +last prompt row selects the logits, the cache offset moves the copy, the +vector size masks the softmax) and the caches as state. So the two can be +compared without a device, from the same prompt: that checks the graphs' +wiring (layouts, reshapes, the scale, the repeat, the transposes, the +cache handoff between the phases) against the model, leaving only the +kernels' arithmetic for hardware. Both sides compute in bfloat16 with different operation orders, so the logits agree to bf16 tolerance and the argmax exactly. @@ -28,7 +29,7 @@ sys.path.insert(0, str(APP)) import llama_cpu # noqa: E402 -from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph # noqa: E402 +from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 from llama_inference_harness import LlamaModelState # noqa: E402 from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config # noqa: E402 @@ -56,22 +57,47 @@ def cpu_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens): return out, prefill_caches -def graph_decode( - config, prompt, n_tokens, first_logits_from_cpu, caches, *, vector_size -): - """Seed the caches from the CPU prefill and decode the same tokens through the graph's reference.""" +def decode_graph(config): + """The decode graph at the test's context length, four columns wide so the + prefill graph's tiles divide the scaled model.""" + return DecodeGraph( + config, + config.context_length, + num_aie_columns=4, + tensor=lambda a: torch.as_tensor(a).to(torch.bfloat16), + ) + + +def seed_caches(config, graph, caches): + """Write the CPU prefill's caches into the graph's states, in its layout.""" L, D = config.context_length, config.head_dim keys, values = caches - graph = DecodeGraph( - config, L, tensor=lambda a: torch.as_tensor(a).to(torch.bfloat16) - ) for i in range(config.n_layers): for state, cache in ((graph.keys[i], keys[i]), (graph.values[i], values[i])): host = torch.zeros(state.shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16) P = cache.shape[2] host.view(config.n_kv_groups, L, D)[:, :P, :] = cache[0] state.host = host - out, token = [], first_logits_from_cpu.argmax() + + +def graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt): + """Run the prompt through the prefill graph's reference; the logits of its last token. + + The graph runs at the context length: the prompt fills the first rows + of ``x`` and the rest are zero; ``last`` picks the last prompt row.""" + L, E = config.context_length, config.emb_dim + n = prompt.shape[1] + x = torch.zeros(L, E, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + x[:n] = _embed(config, prompt).reshape(n, E) + pre = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) + logits = pre.graph.reference(x, config.angles[:L], last=(n - 1) * E) + return logits.reshape(-1).float() + + +def graph_decode(config, graph, prompt, n_tokens, first_logits, *, vector_size): + """Decode ``n_tokens`` through the graph's reference from its seeded caches.""" + D = config.head_dim + out, token = [], first_logits.argmax() pos = prompt.shape[1] for step in range(n_tokens): x = _embed(config, token.reshape(1, 1)).reshape(1, config.emb_dim) @@ -103,26 +129,53 @@ def _first_logits(config, prompt): return logits[0, -1] -def test_the_graph_reference_matches_the_cpu_reference_token_by_token(cpu): - config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, caches = cpu - got = graph_decode( - config, - prompt, - n_tokens, - _first_logits(config, prompt), - caches, - vector_size=lambda step, pos: pos - + 1, # the context length: prompt + tokens so far - ) +def _context_length(step, pos): + return pos + 1 # prompt + tokens so far + + +def _assert_close(got, expected): for step, (a, b) in enumerate(zip(got, expected)): scale = b.abs().max() err = (a - b).abs().max() - assert ( - err <= 0.05 * scale - ), f"step {step}: max |diff| {err:.4f} against |logits| {scale:.3f}" - assert ( - a.argmax() == b.argmax() - ), f"step {step}: argmax {a.argmax()} != {b.argmax()}" + assert err <= 0.05 * scale, ( + f"step {step}: max |diff| {err:.4f} against |logits| {scale:.3f}" + ) + assert a.argmax() == b.argmax(), ( + f"step {step}: argmax {a.argmax()} != {b.argmax()}" + ) + + +def test_the_decode_reference_matches_the_cpu_reference_token_by_token(cpu): + config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, caches = cpu + graph = decode_graph(config) + seed_caches(config, graph, caches) + first = _first_logits(config, prompt) + got = graph_decode( + config, graph, prompt, n_tokens, first, vector_size=_context_length + ) + _assert_close(got, expected) + + +def test_the_prefill_reference_matches_the_cpu_prefill_and_hands_decode_its_caches( + cpu, +): + config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, caches = cpu + graph = decode_graph(config) + first = graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt) + _assert_close([first], [_first_logits(config, prompt).float()]) + # The caches hold the prompt's keys and values in decode's layout. + L, D, n = config.context_length, config.head_dim, prompt.shape[1] + keys, values = caches + for i in range(config.n_layers): + for state, cache in ((graph.keys[i], keys[i]), (graph.values[i], values[i])): + got = state.host.view(config.n_kv_groups, L, D)[:, :n, :].float() + want = cache[0].float() + assert (got - want).abs().max() <= 0.05 * want.abs().max(), (i, state) + # Decode continues from them, without the CPU's caches. + got = graph_decode( + config, graph, prompt, n_tokens, first, vector_size=_context_length + ) + _assert_close(got, expected) def test_the_cumulative_vector_size_is_not_the_context_length(cpu): @@ -138,12 +191,14 @@ def cumulative(step, pos): cum["total"] += pos + 1 return min(cum["total"], config.context_length) + graph = decode_graph(config) + seed_caches(config, graph, caches) got = graph_decode( config, + graph, prompt, n_tokens, _first_logits(config, prompt), - caches, vector_size=cumulative, ) # The first token is right (a sum of one term), later ones are not. From 57ebf080f4c8ea8246edeefa969a454bc4c1118d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 22:43:53 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 123/215] Prefill steps 6-7: toolchain gates for the prefill graph; the application runs prefill as one image The prefill graph's operators lower with their bound value, and the graph builds to a full ELF with `last` in the scratchpad parameter table, at the scaled configuration. Llama1B is the real shape with zero weights, for builds. llama_npu.py drops the hand-written prefill (fourteen operator instances, their buffers, the CPU attention and the padded vocabulary partitions) for PrefillGraph compiled next to DecodeGraph: 847 lines to 161. The prompt fills the first rows of the maximum-length input, the last row's element offset is the one per-call value, and the caches are handed to the decode image by reading and writing the shared states. The application's forward pass is checked on the host with both images stood in by the graphs' references, against the CPU reference, prefill and decode. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 778 ++------------------ iron/tests/common/llama_model.py | 59 +- iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 45 ++ iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 34 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 25 +- 5 files changed, 174 insertions(+), 767 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index 584d9ad2d3..ab3897862c 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -11,751 +11,76 @@ # [ ] Patching of operators (instantiating new xrt::elf for each token) is slow; find quicker way of patching instruction sequence in-memory # [ ] Spatial fusion of operators -import torch -import math -from pathlib import Path +import logging import sys +from pathlib import Path + import numpy as np -import ml_dtypes +import torch + import llama_inference_harness as harness -import logging repo_root = Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent sys.path.insert(0, str(repo_root)) -from iron.common.context import AIEContext -from iron.operators import ( - WeightedRMSNorm, - GEMM, - ElementwiseAdd, - ElementwiseMul, - SiLU, - RoPE, -) -from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph -from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor +from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 +from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 max_seq_len = 2048 -aie_ops = None -aie_buffers = None +npu = None -def _upload(weight, *, k_major=False): - """A parameter on the device, in the layout this phase's kernels read. +class AIELlama: + """Both phases as fused images over one set of weights and caches. - Layout belongs to neither the checkpoint nor the module tree. The - checkpoint ships every projection (out, in); decode's GEMV reads it that - way, while prefill's GEMM wants it K-major. Keeping that disagreement to - one keyword here is what lets prefill name its weights by attribute access - on the tree instead of keeping a second list of checkpoint key strings. + The prefill image runs the prompt at ``max_seq_len`` and writes the + caches in the layout the decode image reads; ``prefill_to_decode`` + hands them over. Each image owns a copy of the weights it reads. """ - return XRTTensor.from_torch(weight.T if k_major else weight) - - -# AIE Operator Configuration -# ########################################################################## - - -class AIEPrefillOperations: - pass - - -class AIEDecodeOperations: - pass - - -class AIELlamaOperators: - - def __init__(self, config, prompt_len): - self.context = AIEContext() - self.context.build_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - - self.prefill = AIEPrefillOperations() - self.decode = AIEDecodeOperations() - - # ################################################################## - # Prefill operators - - self.prefill.rms_norm = ( - WeightedRMSNorm( - rows=prompt_len, - num_aie_columns=8, - num_channels=1, # the weight row on 8 columns needs 9 ShimDMA fills/channel; max 16 total forces num_channels=1 - tile_size=config.emb_dim, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - self.prefill.residual_add = ( - ElementwiseAdd(size=prompt_len * config.emb_dim, tile_size=config.emb_dim) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - min_N = 64 * 8 * 4 # tile_n * num_aie_columns * partition_N - config.padded_vocab_size = (config.vocab_size + min_N - 1) // min_N * min_N - config.vocab_partitions = 4 - self.prefill.gemv_out_head_compilable = GEMM( - M=prompt_len, - K=config.emb_dim, - N=config.padded_vocab_size // config.vocab_partitions, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_m=64, - tile_k=64, - tile_n=64, - b_col_maj=True, - separate_c_tiles=True, - context=self.context, - ).compile() - self.prefill.out_head = self.prefill.gemv_out_head_compilable.get_callable() - - # SwiGLU FFN operators - # Prefill: M=prompt_len, K=emb_dim, N=hidden_dim - self.prefill.ffn_up_gate = ( - GEMM( - M=prompt_len, - K=config.emb_dim, - N=config.hidden_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_m=64, - tile_k=64, - tile_n=64, - b_col_maj=False, # exceeds stride dimensions otherwise; just transpose weights - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - self.prefill.ffn_down = ( - GEMM( - M=prompt_len, - K=config.hidden_dim, - N=config.emb_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_m=64, - tile_k=64, - tile_n=64, - b_col_maj=False, # exceeds stride dimensions otherwise; just transpose weights - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - self.prefill.ffn_silu = ( - SiLU( - size=prompt_len * config.hidden_dim, - tile_size=config.hidden_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - self.prefill.eltwise_mul_ffn = ( - ElementwiseMul( - size=prompt_len * config.hidden_dim, - tile_size=config.hidden_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - # Attention score scaling operators - # FIXME: Using elementwise mul is very wasteful (of bandwidth) here since it's the same scalar factor for all values; need a kernel that allows scalar multiplication of a vector; maybe use AXPY - self.prefill.attn_scale = ( - ElementwiseMul( - size=config.n_heads * prompt_len * prompt_len, - tile_size=prompt_len, - num_aie_columns=8, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - # RoPE operators - # For queries: (seq_len, num_heads * head_dim) = (seq_len, 2048) - # For keys: (seq_len, num_kv_groups * head_dim) = (seq_len, 512) - # angle_rows=1 because all rows use the same angle row (angles are per position) - self.prefill.rope_queries = ( - RoPE( - rows=prompt_len * config.n_heads, - cols=config.head_dim, - angle_rows=prompt_len, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - self.prefill.rope_keys = ( - RoPE( - rows=prompt_len * config.n_kv_groups, - cols=config.head_dim, - angle_rows=prompt_len, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - # Attention projection operators - # Query projection: (seq_len, emb_dim) -> (seq_len, n_heads * head_dim) - self.prefill.attn_query = ( - GEMM( - M=prompt_len, - K=config.emb_dim, - N=config.n_heads * config.head_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_m=64, - tile_k=64, - tile_n=64, - b_col_maj=False, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - # Key projection: (seq_len, emb_dim) -> (seq_len, n_kv_groups * head_dim) - self.prefill.attn_key = ( - GEMM( - M=prompt_len, - K=config.emb_dim, - N=config.n_kv_groups * config.head_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_m=64, - tile_k=64, - tile_n=64, - b_col_maj=False, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - # Value projection: (seq_len, emb_dim) -> (seq_len, n_kv_groups * head_dim) - self.prefill.attn_value = ( - GEMM( - M=prompt_len, - K=config.emb_dim, - N=config.n_kv_groups * config.head_dim, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_m=64, - tile_k=64, - tile_n=64, - b_col_maj=False, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - - # Attention score computation: Q @ K^T per head - # For prefill: (seq_len, head_dim) @ (head_dim, seq_len) = (seq_len, seq_len) per head - self.prefill.attn_scores = ( - GEMM( - M=prompt_len, - K=config.head_dim, - N=prompt_len, - num_aie_columns=8, - tile_m=64, - tile_k=64, - tile_n=64, - b_col_maj=False, - context=self.context, - ) - .compile() - .get_callable() - ) - # Decode: one graph function, compiled to a fused image - # ################################################################## + def __init__(self, config): + context = AIEContext(build_dir="build_elf") + self.decode_graph = DecodeGraph(config, max_seq_len, tensor=_bf16_tensor) + self.decode = self.decode_graph.compile(config, context=context) + self.prefill_graph = PrefillGraph(config, self.decode_graph) + self.prefill = self.prefill_graph.compile(config, context=context) - self.decode.graph = DecodeGraph(config, prompt_len, tensor=_bf16_tensor) - self.decode.net = self.decode.graph.compile( - config, context=AIEContext(build_dir="build_elf") - ) + def prefill_to_decode(self, config): + graph = self.decode_graph + for i in range(config.n_layers): + for cache in (graph.keys[i], graph.values[i]): + self.decode.write(cache, self.prefill.read(cache)) def _bf16_tensor(array): return torch.from_numpy(np.ascontiguousarray(array)).to(torch.bfloat16) -# Allocate buffers shared with NPU -# ########################################################################## - - -class AIEPrefillBuffers: - def __init__(self, prompt_len, emb_dim, hidden_dim, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim): - self.x = XRTTensor((prompt_len, emb_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.x_norm = XRTTensor((prompt_len, emb_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.attn_output = XRTTensor((prompt_len, emb_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.ffn_output = XRTTensor((prompt_len, emb_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - # SwiGLU intermediate buffers - self.ffn_gate = XRTTensor((prompt_len, hidden_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.ffn_up = XRTTensor((prompt_len, hidden_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.ffn_hidden = XRTTensor((prompt_len, hidden_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - # Attention buffers: queries and keys serve as both projection output and RoPE input/output - self.queries = XRTTensor( - (prompt_len * n_heads, head_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - self.keys = XRTTensor( - (prompt_len * n_kv_groups, head_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - self.values = XRTTensor( - (prompt_len, n_kv_groups * head_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - self.rope_angles = XRTTensor((prompt_len, head_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - # Attention score computation buffers (per-head) - parent buffers with subbuffers - # Parent buffer for all heads' queries: (n_heads, prompt_len, head_dim) stored contiguously - self.attn_scores_queries_all = XRTTensor( - (n_heads * prompt_len, head_dim), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - self.attn_scores_queries_per_head = [ - self.attn_scores_queries_all.subview( - h * prompt_len * head_dim * np.dtype(ml_dtypes.bfloat16).itemsize, - (prompt_len, head_dim), - ml_dtypes.bfloat16, - ) - for h in range(n_heads) - ] - # Parent buffer for all KV groups' keys: (n_kv_groups, head_dim, prompt_len) stored contiguously - self.attn_scores_keys_all = XRTTensor( - (n_kv_groups * head_dim, prompt_len), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - self.attn_scores_keys_per_kv_group = [ - self.attn_scores_keys_all.subview( - g * head_dim * prompt_len * np.dtype(ml_dtypes.bfloat16).itemsize, - (head_dim, prompt_len), - ml_dtypes.bfloat16, - ) - for g in range(n_kv_groups) - ] - # Parent buffer for all heads' scores: (n_heads * prompt_len, prompt_len) - self.attn_scores = XRTTensor( - (n_heads * prompt_len, prompt_len), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - self.attn_scores_per_head = [ - self.attn_scores.subview( - h * prompt_len * prompt_len * np.dtype(ml_dtypes.bfloat16).itemsize, - (prompt_len, prompt_len), - ml_dtypes.bfloat16, - ) - for h in range(n_heads) - ] - # Attention score scaling buffer (pre-initialized with 1/sqrt(head_dim)) - scale_factor = 1.0 / math.sqrt(head_dim) - self.attn_scale_factor = XRTTensor( - (n_heads * prompt_len, prompt_len), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - self.attn_scale_factor.fill_(scale_factor) # fill_() syncs to device - # Attention weights buffer (output of softmax) - self.attn_weights = XRTTensor( - (n_heads * prompt_len, prompt_len), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - - -class AIELlamaBuffers: - def __init__(self, config, prompt_len, aie_ops): - # Vector of the current token(s) being processed through the pipeline - self.prefill = AIEPrefillBuffers( - prompt_len, - config.emb_dim, - config.hidden_dim, - config.n_heads, - config.n_kv_groups, - config.head_dim, - ) - - # Per-layer KV cache buffers on NPU (used by strided copy for transpose and concatenate) - self.keys_cache = [ - XRTTensor( - (config.n_kv_groups, prompt_len, config.head_dim), - dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16, - ) - for _ in range(config.n_layers) - ] - self.values_cache = [ - XRTTensor( - (config.n_kv_groups, prompt_len, config.head_dim), - dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16, - ) - for _ in range(config.n_layers) - ] - - blocks = config.model.layers - # Transformer block layer-wise RMS norm - self.W_norm1 = [_upload(b.norm1.weight) for b in blocks] - self.W_norm2 = [_upload(b.norm2.weight) for b in blocks] - # Attention projection weights - self.W_attn_query_prefill = [ - _upload(b.attn.q.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks - ] - self.W_attn_key_prefill = [ - _upload(b.attn.k.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks - ] - self.W_attn_value_prefill = [ - _upload(b.attn.v.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks - ] - # SwiGLU FFN weights - self.W_ffn_gate_prefill = [ - _upload(b.ffn.gate.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks - ] - self.W_ffn_up_prefill = [_upload(b.ffn.up.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks] - self.W_ffn_down_prefill = [ - _upload(b.ffn.down.weight, k_major=True) for b in blocks - ] - - # Final RMS norm weights - self.W_final_norm = _upload(config.model.norm.weight) - # Final linear layer (unpadded/unpartitioned, used by GEMV) -- M-major - # even here, unlike the projections above: GEMV reads it directly and - # partition_B slices the same M-major matrix for the GEMM path. - self.W_out_head = _upload(config.model.out_head.weight) - W_out_head_parts = aie_ops.prefill.gemv_out_head_compilable.partition_B( - # Zero-copy bfloat16 bitcast: view as uint16 (same width) then reinterpret - # as ml_dtypes.bfloat16. Matches the pattern used in Tensor.from_torch(). - config.model.out_head.weight.detach() - .view(torch.uint16) - .numpy() - .view(ml_dtypes.bfloat16), - config.vocab_partitions, - ) - self.W_out_head_parts = [ - XRTTensor(part, dtype=part.dtype) for part in W_out_head_parts - ] # partitioned, padded parts of weight, used by GEMM - self.prefill.logits = XRTTensor( - ( - config.vocab_partitions, - prompt_len, - config.padded_vocab_size // config.vocab_partitions, - ), - dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16, - ) - logits_part_len = prompt_len * ( - config.padded_vocab_size // config.vocab_partitions - ) - self.prefill.logits_parts = [ - self.prefill.logits.subview( - i * logits_part_len * np.dtype(ml_dtypes.bfloat16).itemsize, - ( - prompt_len, - config.padded_vocab_size // config.vocab_partitions, - ), - ml_dtypes.bfloat16, - ) - for i in range(config.vocab_partitions) - ] - - # Prefill # ########################################################################## -def grouped_query_attention_forward_prefill( - config, - x, - keys_cache, - values_cache, - layer_idx, - mask=None, -): - batch, seq_len, emb_dim = x.shape - num_preceding_tokens = keys_cache.shape[2] - - # Step 1: Linear projections - aie_ops.prefill.attn_query( - aie_buffers.prefill.x_norm, - aie_buffers.W_attn_query_prefill[layer_idx], - aie_buffers.prefill.queries, - ) - aie_ops.prefill.attn_key( - aie_buffers.prefill.x_norm, - aie_buffers.W_attn_key_prefill[layer_idx], - aie_buffers.prefill.keys, - ) - aie_ops.prefill.attn_value( - aie_buffers.prefill.x_norm, - aie_buffers.W_attn_value_prefill[layer_idx], - aie_buffers.prefill.values, - ) - - # Step 2: Apply RoPE to queries and keys - aie_ops.prefill.rope_queries( - aie_buffers.prefill.queries, - aie_buffers.prefill.rope_angles, - aie_buffers.prefill.queries, - ) - aie_ops.prefill.rope_keys( - aie_buffers.prefill.keys, - aie_buffers.prefill.rope_angles, - aie_buffers.prefill.keys, - ) - - # Read results from NPU; to_torch() syncs from device internally - queries = aie_buffers.prefill.queries.to_torch()[: seq_len * config.n_heads, :] - keys = aie_buffers.prefill.keys.to_torch()[: seq_len * config.n_kv_groups, :] - values = aie_buffers.prefill.values.to_torch()[ - :seq_len, : - ] # (seq_len, n_kv_groups * head_dim) - queries = queries.view(batch, seq_len, config.n_heads, config.head_dim) - keys = keys.unsqueeze(0).view(batch, seq_len, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim) - values = values.unsqueeze(0).view( - batch, seq_len, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim - ) # (batch, seq_len, num_kv_groups, head_dim) - - # Step 3: Transpose for attention computation - # As a result of the attention projections, the queries, keys and values for each head are interspersed with each other. - # Transpose so that heads are consecutive for attention computation: - # (batch, seq_len, num_heads, head_dim) -> (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - queries = queries.transpose(1, 2) # (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - keys = keys.transpose(1, 2) # (batch, num_kv_groups, seq_len, head_dim) - values = values.transpose(1, 2) # (batch, num_kv_groups, seq_len, head_dim) - - # Step 4: Combine newly computed keys/values for most recent token with cache; these values are used as the updated cache and will be returned to use in the next iteration. - keys_cache = torch.cat([keys_cache, keys], dim=2) - values_cache = torch.cat([values_cache, values], dim=2) - keys = keys_cache - values = values_cache - - # Step 5: Repeat keys and values for grouped attention -- multiple queries get the same key/value - group_size = config.n_heads // config.n_kv_groups - values = values.repeat_interleave(group_size, dim=1) - context_len = keys.shape[2] - - # Step 6: Compute attention scores using NPU (per-head) - # (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) @ (batch, num_heads, head_dim, context_len) - # -> (batch, num_heads, seq_len, context_len) - - queries_buf = aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores_queries_all.torch_view().view( - config.n_heads, -1, config.head_dim - ) - queries_buf[:, :seq_len, :] = queries.squeeze(0)[ - :, :seq_len, : - ] # (num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - keys_buf = aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores_keys_all.torch_view().view( - config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim, -1 - ) - keys_buf[:, :, :context_len] = keys.squeeze(0).transpose( - -2, -1 - ) # (num_kv_groups, head_dim, context_len) - - # Transfer parent buffers to NPU once - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores_queries_all.to("npu") - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores_keys_all.to("npu") - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores.to("npu") - - # Execute GEMM for each head using sub-buffers - for h in range(config.n_heads): - kv_group = h // group_size - aie_ops.prefill.attn_scores( - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores_queries_per_head[h], - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores_keys_per_kv_group[kv_group], - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores_per_head[h], - ) - - # Read back all results at once from parent buffer and apply scaling on NPU - aie_ops.prefill.attn_scale( - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores, - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scale_factor, - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores, - ) - # Buffer is (n_heads * max_seq_len, max_seq_len), view as (n_heads, max_seq_len, max_seq_len) then slice - max_seq_len_buf = aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores.shape[0] // config.n_heads - scores = ( - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_scores.to_torch() # to_torch() syncs deviceโ†’host; torch_view() would not sync and must not be used here - .view(config.n_heads, max_seq_len_buf, max_seq_len_buf) - .unsqueeze(0)[:, :, :seq_len, :context_len] - ) - - # Step 7: Apply mask - # This ensures causality, so that tokens in the future cannot attend to tokens in the past. - if mask is not None: - scores = scores.masked_fill(mask, float("-inf")) - - # Step 8: Apply softmax on CPU - scores = torch.softmax(scores.to(torch.float32), dim=-1).to(torch.bfloat16) - attention_weights = scores - - # Step 9: Compute attention output - # (batch, num_heads, seq_len, seq_len) @ (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - # -> (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - context = torch.matmul(attention_weights, values) - - # Step 10: Concatenate heads and project - # (batch, seq_len, num_heads, head_dim) -> (batch, seq_len, num_heads * head_dim) - context = context.transpose(1, 2).contiguous().view(batch, seq_len, -1) - - output = torch.nn.functional.linear( - context, config.model.layers[layer_idx].attn.o.weight - ) - - return output, keys_cache, values_cache - - -def swiglu_ffn_forward_prefill(layer_idx): - # Step 1: Gate projection - aie_ops.prefill.ffn_up_gate( - aie_buffers.prefill.x_norm, - aie_buffers.W_ffn_gate_prefill[layer_idx], - aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_gate, - ) - - # Step 2: Up projection - aie_ops.prefill.ffn_up_gate( - aie_buffers.prefill.x_norm, - aie_buffers.W_ffn_up_prefill[layer_idx], - aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_up, - ) - - # Step 3: Apply SiLU activation - aie_ops.prefill.ffn_silu(aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_gate, aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_gate) - - # Step 4: Element-wise multiplication - aie_ops.prefill.eltwise_mul_ffn( - aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_gate, - aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_up, - aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_hidden, - ) - - # Step 5: Down projection - aie_ops.prefill.ffn_down( - aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_hidden, - aie_buffers.W_ffn_down_prefill[layer_idx], - aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_output, - ) - - -def transformer_block_forward_prefill( - config, - seq_len, - layer_idx, - attn_keys_cache, - attn_values_cache, - attn_mask, -): - # Step 1: RMS normalization - aie_ops.prefill.rms_norm( - aie_buffers.prefill.x, - aie_buffers.W_norm1[layer_idx], - aie_buffers.prefill.x_norm, - ) - x_norm = aie_buffers.prefill.x_norm.to_torch().unsqueeze(0)[:, :seq_len, :] - - # Step 2: Attention - attn_output, attn_keys, attn_values = grouped_query_attention_forward_prefill( - config, - x_norm, - attn_keys_cache, - attn_values_cache, - layer_idx, - attn_mask, - ) - - # Step 3: Residual - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_output.torch_view().unsqueeze(0)[ - 0, :seq_len, : - ] = attn_output - aie_buffers.prefill.attn_output.to("npu") - aie_ops.prefill.residual_add( - aie_buffers.prefill.x, aie_buffers.prefill.attn_output, aie_buffers.prefill.x - ) - x = aie_buffers.prefill.x.to_torch().unsqueeze(0)[:, :seq_len, :] - - # Step 4: Post-norm - aie_buffers.prefill.x.torch_view().unsqueeze(0)[0, :seq_len, :] = x - aie_buffers.prefill.x.to("npu") - aie_ops.prefill.rms_norm( - aie_buffers.prefill.x, - aie_buffers.W_norm2[layer_idx], - aie_buffers.prefill.x_norm, - ) - x_norm = aie_buffers.prefill.x_norm.to_torch().unsqueeze(0)[:, :seq_len, :] - - # Step 5: Feed-forward network - swiglu_ffn_forward_prefill(layer_idx) - - # Step 6: Residual - aie_ops.prefill.residual_add( - aie_buffers.prefill.x, aie_buffers.prefill.ffn_output, aie_buffers.prefill.x - ) - - return attn_keys, attn_values - - def llama_forward_pass_prefill(config, state): batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape - - # Step 1: RoPE angles - num_preceding_tokens = state.attn_keys_caches[0].shape[2] - angles_slice = config.angles[num_preceding_tokens : num_preceding_tokens + seq_len] - aie_buffers.prefill.rope_angles.torch_view()[:seq_len, :] = angles_slice - aie_buffers.prefill.rope_angles.to("npu") - - # Step 2: Token embedding - tok_emb_weight = config.model.out_head.weight - x = torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, tok_emb_weight) - attn_mask = torch.triu( - torch.ones(seq_len, seq_len, device=x.device, dtype=torch.bool), diagonal=1 - ) - aie_buffers.prefill.x.torch_view().unsqueeze(0)[0, :seq_len, :] = x - aie_buffers.prefill.x.to("npu") - - # Step 3: Transformer blocks - for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers): - ( - state.attn_keys_caches[layer_idx], - state.attn_values_caches[layer_idx], - ) = transformer_block_forward_prefill( - config, - seq_len, - layer_idx, - state.attn_keys_caches[layer_idx], - state.attn_values_caches[layer_idx], - attn_mask=attn_mask, - ) - - # Step 4: Final normalization - aie_ops.prefill.rms_norm( - aie_buffers.prefill.x, aie_buffers.W_final_norm, aie_buffers.prefill.x - ) - - # Step 5: Output projection - for i in range(config.vocab_partitions): - aie_ops.prefill.out_head( - aie_buffers.prefill.x, - aie_buffers.W_out_head_parts[i], - aie_buffers.prefill.logits_parts[i], + assert batch == 1 and 0 < seq_len <= max_seq_len + # The prompt fills the first rows; the rest are never read (attention is + # causal, and decode masks the cache's tail by its vector size). + x = torch.zeros(max_seq_len, config.emb_dim, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + x[:seq_len] = torch.nn.functional.embedding( + state.token_ids, config.model.out_head.weight + ).reshape(seq_len, config.emb_dim) + # The last prompt row's logits only, selected by its element offset. + logits = ( + npu.prefill( + x, + config.angles[:max_seq_len], + last=(seq_len - 1) * config.emb_dim, ) - logits_padded_partitioned = aie_buffers.prefill.logits.to_torch() - logits_padded = ( - logits_padded_partitioned.transpose(0, 1) - .contiguous() - .view(-1, config.padded_vocab_size) + .to_torch() + .view(1, 1, config.vocab_size) ) - logits = logits_padded.unsqueeze(0)[:, :seq_len, : config.vocab_size] - - # Step 6: Initialize per-layer NPU cache buffers with current cache state for decode phase - for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers): - cache_len = state.attn_keys_caches[layer_idx].shape[2] - aie_buffers.keys_cache[layer_idx].torch_view()[:, :cache_len, :] = ( - state.attn_keys_caches[layer_idx].squeeze(0) - ) - aie_buffers.values_cache[layer_idx].torch_view()[:, :cache_len, :] = ( - state.attn_values_caches[layer_idx].squeeze(0) - ) - aie_buffers.keys_cache[layer_idx].to("npu") - aie_buffers.values_cache[layer_idx].to("npu") - + npu.prefill_to_decode(config) return logits, state @@ -783,7 +108,7 @@ def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): x = torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, config.model.out_head.weight) logits = ( - aie_ops.decode.net( + npu.decode( x.reshape(1, config.emb_dim), angles.reshape(1, config.head_dim), cache_offset=cache_offset, @@ -800,20 +125,10 @@ def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): def llama_forward_pass(config, state): - global aie_ops, aie_buffers batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape if seq_len > 1: ret = llama_forward_pass_prefill(config, state) state.num_preceding_tokens = state.token_ids.shape[1] - # Seed the decode graph's state with the prompt's keys and values. - net, graph = aie_ops.decode.net, aie_ops.decode.graph - for layer_idx in range(config.n_layers): - net.write( - graph.keys[layer_idx], aie_buffers.keys_cache[layer_idx].to_torch() - ) - net.write( - graph.values[layer_idx], aie_buffers.values_cache[layer_idx].to_torch() - ) return ret else: ret = llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state) @@ -822,20 +137,19 @@ def llama_forward_pass(config, state): def main(): - global aie_ops, aie_buffers, max_seq_len + global npu logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) args = harness.parse_args() - assert ( - max_seq_len >= args.prompt_len + args.num_tokens - ), "max_seq_len must be at least prompt_len + num_tokens" + assert max_seq_len >= args.prompt_len + args.num_tokens, ( + "max_seq_len must be at least prompt_len + num_tokens" + ) prompt = harness.get_prompt(args.prompt_len) config, state = harness.init(args.weights_path, args.tokenizer_path, prompt=prompt) - aie_ops = AIELlamaOperators(config, max_seq_len) - aie_buffers = AIELlamaBuffers(config, max_seq_len, aie_ops) + npu = AIELlama(config) print(prompt, end="", flush=True) harness.generate( diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py index a6349b4489..b3d36d0064 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py @@ -23,20 +23,31 @@ class _Attn: pass +def _draw(gen): + def w(*shape, scale): + return _Param((torch.randn(*shape, generator=gen) * scale).to(torch.bfloat16)) + + return w + + +def _zeros(*shape, scale): + """Shape-only weights: a build reads shapes, and zero pages cost nothing.""" + return _Param(torch.zeros(*shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16)) + + class _Block: - def __init__(self, gen, E, H, G, D, F): - w = lambda *shape, scale: _Param( # noqa: E731 - (torch.randn(*shape, generator=gen) * scale).to(torch.bfloat16) - ) + def __init__(self, w, E, H, G, D, F): self.norm1, self.norm2 = w(E, scale=0.1), w(E, scale=0.1) self.norm1.weight += 1 self.norm2.weight += 1 self.attn = _Attn() - self.attn.q, self.attn.k = w(H * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), w( - G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5 + self.attn.q, self.attn.k = ( + w(H * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), + w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), ) - self.attn.v, self.attn.o = w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), w( - E, H * D, scale=(H * D) ** -0.5 + self.attn.v, self.attn.o = ( + w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), + w(E, H * D, scale=(H * D) ** -0.5), ) self.ffn = _Attn() self.ffn.gate, self.ffn.up = w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5), w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5) @@ -44,11 +55,12 @@ def __init__(self, gen, E, H, G, D, F): class _Model: - def __init__(self, cfg, seed=0): + def __init__(self, cfg, seed=0, *, w=None): gen = torch.Generator().manual_seed(seed) + w = w or _draw(gen) self.layers = [ _Block( - gen, + w, cfg.emb_dim, cfg.n_heads, cfg.n_kv_groups, @@ -57,15 +69,9 @@ def __init__(self, cfg, seed=0): ) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers) ] - self.norm = _Param( - (1 + 0.1 * torch.randn(cfg.emb_dim, generator=gen)).to(torch.bfloat16) - ) - self.out_head = _Param( - ( - torch.randn(cfg.vocab_size, cfg.emb_dim, generator=gen) - * cfg.emb_dim**-0.5 - ).to(torch.bfloat16) - ) + self.norm = w(cfg.emb_dim, scale=0.1) + self.norm.weight += 1 + self.out_head = w(cfg.vocab_size, cfg.emb_dim, scale=cfg.emb_dim**-0.5) def named_parameters(self): for i, blk in enumerate(self.layers): @@ -101,8 +107,19 @@ class Config: emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 256, 512, 1024 context_length = 64 - def __init__(self): - self.model = _Model(self) + def __init__(self, *, w=None): + self.model = _Model(self, w=w) self.angles = compute_rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).to( torch.bfloat16 ) + + +class Llama1B(Config): + """Llama 3.2 1B's real shape, with zero weights: for builds, not numbers.""" + + n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 16, 32, 8, 64 + emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 2048, 8192, 128256 + context_length = 2048 + + def __init__(self): + super().__init__(w=_zeros) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index 250eab8970..1bd6e359c2 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ sys.path.insert(0, str(APP)) import llama_cpu # noqa: E402 +import llama_npu # noqa: E402 from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 from llama_inference_harness import LlamaModelState # noqa: E402 @@ -205,3 +206,47 @@ def cumulative(step, pos): assert torch.allclose(got[0], expected[0], atol=0.05 * expected[0].abs().max()) drift = [(a - b).abs().max().item() for a, b in zip(got[1:], expected[1:])] assert max(drift) > 0.05 * expected[1].abs().max(), drift + + +class _Image: + """A compiled graph stood in by its reference: the application's view of one.""" + + def __init__(self, graph): + self.graph = graph + + def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): + out = self.graph.reference(*tensors, **values) + return type("Out", (), {"to_torch": lambda _: out})() + + def read(self, state): + return state.host.clone() + + def write(self, state, tensor): + state.host = tensor.reshape(state.shape).to(torch.bfloat16) + + +def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu, monkeypatch): + """llama_npu.py's own forward pass, its two images stood in by the graph + references: the embedding, the prompt's padding and its last-row offset, + the angles, the cache handoff and decode's values are the application's.""" + config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, _ = cpu + graph = decode_graph(config) + prefill = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) + npu = llama_npu.AIELlama.__new__(llama_npu.AIELlama) + npu.decode_graph = graph + npu.decode, npu.prefill = _Image(graph.graph), _Image(prefill.graph) + monkeypatch.setattr(llama_npu, "npu", npu) + monkeypatch.setattr(llama_npu, "max_seq_len", config.context_length) + + state = LlamaModelState(config) + state.token_ids = prompt + logits, state = llama_npu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) + assert logits.shape == (1, 1, config.vocab_size) + _assert_close([logits[0, -1].float()], [_first_logits(config, prompt).float()]) + got, token = [], logits[0, -1].argmax() + for _ in range(n_tokens): + state.token_ids = token.reshape(1, 1) + logits, state = llama_npu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) + got.append(logits[0, -1].float()) + token = logits[0, -1].argmax() + _assert_close(got, expected) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index 5a6559b38d..3ac26ac70b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -75,16 +75,9 @@ def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(tmp_path): assert (work / "params.txt").read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0" -def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): - from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - - sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) - from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph +def _assert_values_in_table(traced, work): from iron.common.build import value_symbol - cfg = _Config() - traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) - elf, work = build_elf(traced, "decode", tmp_path) table = _params(work) # Every value the graph bound is a parameter the host can write. for op, name, value in traced.bindings: @@ -93,3 +86,28 @@ def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) symbol = value_symbol(op, bound) assert symbol in table, f"{symbol} ({value.name}) missing from {sorted(table)}" + + +def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): + from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config + + sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) + from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph + + cfg = _Config() + traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) + _, work = build_elf(traced, "decode", tmp_path) + _assert_values_in_table(traced, work) + + +def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(tmp_path): + from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config + + sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) + from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + + cfg = _Config() + decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) + traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16).trace(cfg) + _, work = build_elf(traced, "prefill", tmp_path) + _assert_values_in_table(traced, work) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index f20ee8fb17..a2eae94dd5 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -42,6 +42,19 @@ def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): _lower_all(traced, tmp_path) +def test_prefill_graph_operators_lower_with_their_value(tmp_path): + from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config + + sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) + from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + + cfg = _Config() + decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) + traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16).trace(cfg) + assert [v.name for _, _, v in traced.bindings] == ["last"] + _lower_all(traced, tmp_path) + + @pytest.mark.parametrize( "M,K,N", [(512, 1024, 1024), (512, 1024, 10240), (256, 512, 512)], @@ -86,17 +99,17 @@ def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_a_foreign_image(tmp_path): op.link_xclbin() insts = Path(op._insts_path) assert insts.stat().st_size > 0 - assert not list( - tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin") - ), "an instructions-only compile built an image" + assert not list(tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")), ( + "an instructions-only compile built an image" + ) first = insts.stat().st_mtime_ns again = MMPrebuilt( M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)) ) again.link_xclbin() - assert ( - Path(again._insts_path).stat().st_mtime_ns == first - ), "the same sequence recompiled" + assert Path(again._insts_path).stat().st_mtime_ns == first, ( + "the same sequence recompiled" + ) def test_swiglu_graphs_operators_lower(tmp_path): From ec1568175a135d2c5371864ed0768990e0ab0576 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 22:44:45 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 124/215] Plan: prefill status through step 7 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 30 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 28 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index f6d1577a1f..19efe40083 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1050,7 +1050,8 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | -| llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | +| llama prefill as a graph function (ยง20) | `llama_graphs.py` `PrefillGraph`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at the scaled config: 18 steps per block, one value (`last`), every projection a column-major GEMM over the checkpoint weight, MHA on the interleaved layout, caches as decode's states; the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill's last-token logits and caches, and decode continues from the graph's own caches; the application's forward pass runs both phases over the references | operators lower with the value; full ELF at the scaled config with `last` in the table; the real-size (2048 tokens, 16 layers) trace has 291 steps over 11 overlays | **needs a device**: the token stream and time to first token (ยง20 step 8) | +| llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_graphs.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF, and โ†’ the chained xclbins) verified by the full-ELF and xclbin gates; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | @@ -1448,12 +1449,37 @@ stays a strided copy, because decode reads the cache as (G, L, D). Steps 1 to 3 are independent of each other; 4 needs 3; 5 needs 4; 6 and 7 need 5. Everything through 6 runs on this host. +### Status + +Steps 1 to 7 are done on the host. Step 4 needed one fix in the tracer: +shape inference only received the dimension fields, so a `select()` flag +passed at the call site (`b_col_maj`, `heads_interleaved`) fell back to +its default and inference read the weight in the wrong orientation; +`Operator.infer_kwargs` now names what `infer` takes, for the tracer and +`from_operands` alike. Step 5 holds at the scaled configuration with the +decode graph four columns wide, one MHA pipeline and a 16-row GEMM tile +(the tile constraints: the length a multiple of four row tiles and of 64 +per pipeline, every width a multiple of 64 columns). Step 6: the scaled +prefill ELF builds in about two minutes with `last` as the one row of +the parameter table. Step 7: `llama_npu.py` went from 847 lines to 161; +the prefill section is one call with the prompt padded to the maximum +length, the angles table and `last = (n - 1) * emb_dim`, then the cache +handoff by `read`/`write` on the shared states. The application's +forward pass is tested on the host with both images stood in by the +graphs' references. Step 8 waits for hardware. + +Each image uploads its own copy of the weights it reads (the prefill +image the whole model, the decode image the same), as the hand-written +prefill did with its K-major copies; sharing weight buffers across images +is the module's job (ยง20's "what stays for later"). + ### Expected results - `llama_npu.py` loses about 380 lines (the prefill operators, buffers and forward functions, the padded vocabulary and its partitions) and gains a graph of about 90; the application keeps embedding, the - angles and the harness glue. + angles and the harness glue. (Measured: the application lost 686 + lines, the graph is 125.) - The attention runs on the device end to end; no intermediate crosses to the host during prefill. Time to first token should fall, since today's prefill reads back q, k, v, the scores and the norms and From 2502ba005e0509f09809156fff89c182987500b6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 23:37:41 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 125/215] Toolchain: the ELF gate builds once, and the prefill graph at Llama size for one layer build_elf linked the same sequence twice in one process; compile() already links the image into the context's build directory, as the application does, so the second build is dropped. A one-layer build at Llama 3.2 1B's shape, marked extensive, proves every prefill design compiles and links at real size; the sixteen-layer sequence lowering is past this gate's memory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 30 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 27 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index 3ac26ac70b..dcd88d205d 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -32,18 +32,21 @@ import iron from iron.common.context import AIEContext -from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_sequence, fused_work_dir +from iron.common.jit_compile import fused_work_dir from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import requires, swiglu_decode pytestmark = [*requires("aiebu", "peano"), pytest.mark.usefixtures("npu2")] def build_elf(traced, name, tmp_path): - """Fuse a traced graph and build its full ELF; return the ELF and its work dir.""" + """Fuse a traced graph and build its full ELF; return the ELF and its work dir. + + The one build the application does: ``compile()`` links the image into + the context's build directory.""" ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path / "build")) seq = traced.sequence(name, dispatch="fused", context=ctx) seq.compile() - elf = compile_sequence(seq, tmp_path / f"{name}.elf") + elf = Path(seq.elf_path) assert elf.exists() and elf.stat().st_size > 0, f"no ELF at {elf}" return elf, fused_work_dir(elf) @@ -100,6 +103,27 @@ def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): _assert_values_in_table(traced, work) +@pytest.mark.extensive +def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(tmp_path): + """Every prefill design at Llama 3.2 1B's shape (2048 tokens, 32 heads + over 8, the 8192-wide FFN) compiles and links into one image. One layer: + the designs are the same for sixteen, and aiecc's lowering of the fused + sequence grows with its DMA tasks (about 1,800 per layer against decode's + 430), past this gate's memory at the full depth.""" + from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Llama1B + + sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) + from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + + cfg = Llama1B() + cfg.n_layers, cfg.model.layers = 1, cfg.model.layers[:1] + decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length) + traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode).trace(cfg) + assert len(traced.runlist) == 18 + 3 + _, work = build_elf(traced, "prefill_1b", tmp_path) + _assert_values_in_table(traced, work) + + def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config From aacced59b9bdab6370c31106bc3d25ab6dade203 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Mon, 21 Sep 2026 23:45:24 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 126/215] Plan: prefill at Llama size, the sequence-lowering memory, the kernel-compile race Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 20 +++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 19 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 19efe40083..0e426134cf 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1050,7 +1050,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | -| llama prefill as a graph function (ยง20) | `llama_graphs.py` `PrefillGraph`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at the scaled config: 18 steps per block, one value (`last`), every projection a column-major GEMM over the checkpoint weight, MHA on the interleaved layout, caches as decode's states; the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill's last-token logits and caches, and decode continues from the graph's own caches; the application's forward pass runs both phases over the references | operators lower with the value; full ELF at the scaled config with `last` in the table; the real-size (2048 tokens, 16 layers) trace has 291 steps over 11 overlays | **needs a device**: the token stream and time to first token (ยง20 step 8) | +| llama prefill as a graph function (ยง20) | `llama_graphs.py` `PrefillGraph`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at the scaled config: 18 steps per block, one value (`last`), every projection a column-major GEMM over the checkpoint weight, MHA on the interleaved layout, caches as decode's states; the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill's last-token logits and caches, and decode continues from the graph's own caches; the application's forward pass runs both phases over the references | operators lower with the value; full ELF at the scaled config with `last` in the table; at Llama size the trace has 291 steps over 11 overlays and one layer builds to a full ELF (the sixteen-layer sequence lowering is past this host's memory, see ยง20) | **needs a device**: the token stream and time to first token (ยง20 step 8) | | llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_graphs.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF, and โ†’ the chained xclbins) verified by the full-ELF and xclbin gates; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | @@ -1473,6 +1473,24 @@ image the whole model, the decode image the same), as the hand-written prefill did with its K-major copies; sharing weight buffers across images is the module's job (ยง20's "what stays for later"). +At Llama size the prefill graph traces (291 steps over 11 overlays) and +one layer of it builds to a full ELF (13.8 MB, about 140 s; the +`extensive` full-ELF test), so every prefill design compiles and links at +the real shape. The sixteen-layer image does not build on this host: +aiecc's lowering of the fused runtime sequence grows with its DMA tasks, +and prefill expands to 28,381 (MHA 768 per call, the down projection 320, +the other projections 128) against decode's 6,843; four layers peaked at +5.6 GB, sixteen were killed past 11 GB of the container's 16. That is an +aiecc scaling question, not a graph one; a host with more memory or a +leaner sequence lowering builds it. Along the way the real-size build +exposed a race in mlir-aie's kernel compiler: entry points of one source +that share an object file (a GEMM's matmul and zero) compiled on +different threads, and with a symbol prefix one visit's compile could +overwrite the other's renamed object under a valid stamp, so the core +failed to link with the prefixed symbols undefined. Fixed on the mlir-aie +branch (`compile_external_kernels` groups by shared object file as well as +by name) with a unit test; the sandbox's wheel carries the same change. + ### Expected results - `llama_npu.py` loses about 380 lines (the prefill operators, buffers From c5165eff912b604d17111252a7a07c51c38d6f02 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 00:05:19 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 127/215] Plan: where aiecc's memory goes on the fused prefill sequence Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 17 +++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 15 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 0e426134cf..9124c768da 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1481,8 +1481,21 @@ aiecc's lowering of the fused runtime sequence grows with its DMA tasks, and prefill expands to 28,381 (MHA 768 per call, the down projection 320, the other projections 128) against decode's 6,843; four layers peaked at 5.6 GB, sixteen were killed past 11 GB of the container's 16. That is an -aiecc scaling question, not a graph one; a host with more memory or a -leaner sequence lowering builds it. Along the way the real-size build +aiecc scaling question, not a graph one. Profiled on the one-layer module +(aiecc's own process, sampled per stage): 0.1 GB until the per-core split, +2.0 GB after it, 5.2 GB at the peak of the per-core compile stages, 3.3 GB +at the per-sequence split and 3.6 GB at the end. The cause is structural: +aiecc's artifact graph (`tools/aiecc/Actions.h`, `SplitIRAction`) clones +the *whole module* once per split item and keeps the items, so the fused +module is cloned 218 times per core before lowering and, once lowered +with the main sequence materialized (28,381 tasks at sixteen layers), 17 +times per device and 17 times per sequence. Memory is clones times module +size, and the module size is the expanded sequence. Two ways down: aiecc +prunes each clone to what its consumer reads (the one sequence, the one +device), which is a C++ change needing an mlir-aie build; or the +operators issue fewer descriptors, MHA first (768 per call: it refills all +of K and V for every head and every Q block, so each KV group's K and V +cross the shim 16 times per layer), which also cuts device traffic. Along the way the real-size build exposed a race in mlir-aie's kernel compiler: entry points of one source that share an object file (a GEMM's matmul and zero) compiled on different threads, and with a symbol prefix one visit's compile could From 398dd9a36561b9bd8378b44ce35b98983b6cf7e4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 00:11:02 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 128/215] Note: aiecc clones the whole module per split item Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md | 125 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 125 insertions(+) create mode 100644 AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md diff --git a/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md b/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..6289e3056f --- /dev/null +++ b/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md @@ -0,0 +1,125 @@ +# aiecc clones the whole module per split item + +A note to act on later, in mlir-aie's `tools/aiecc`. Found while building +the Llama 3.2 1B prefill graph as one fused full-ELF image; the same +mechanism bounds every fused build. + +## Symptom + +The sixteen-layer prefill image (291 steps, 17 designs, 218 cores, one +runtime sequence per design plus the main one) does not build in a 16 GB +container: aiecc reaches 11 GB at the per-sequence split stage +(`(36/47) npu_seq_{0}.mlir`) and is killed. Four layers peak at 5.6 GB. A +one-layer build, sampled per stage in aiecc's own process: + +| stage | resident memory | +|---|---| +| input through the control-packet stages (0โ€“11) | 0.1 GB | +| per-core split, `perCore_{0}.mlir` (12) | 2.0 GB | +| per-core compile and link (16โ€“26), peak | 5.2 GB | +| per-sequence split, `npu_seq_{0}.mlir` (36) | 3.3 GB | +| end (47) | 3.6 GB | + +The fused module's text is 1.4 MB at sixteen layers. The main runtime +sequence, once materialized (every `aiex.run` inlined) and DMA-lowered, +holds 28,381 DMA tasks (MHA 768 per call, the down projection 320, the +other projections 128, against a whole decode layer's 430). + +## Cause + +`SplitIRAction` (`tools/aiecc/Actions.h`) walks a module for the key op +and **clones the entire module once per match**; each item is an +`OpInModule{module clone, op}` and the graph keeps every item: + +```cpp +// SplitIRAction โ€” walks a ModuleOp for KeyOp instances; clones the module +// once per match. Use `.filter` downstream to skip matches. +for (auto &match : matches) { + mlir::OwningOpRef clone = srcModule.clone(); + ... +} +``` + +The call sites, all in `tools/aiecc/aiecc.cpp`: + +| split | key op | source module | clones | what the consumer reads | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| `allCores` (`perCore_{0}.mlir`) | `CoreOp` | `physical` | one per core (218) | that core, its device's tiles, buffers, locks and object fifos, the kernels it links | +| `physicalPerDevice` (`perDeviceCompile_{0}.mlir`) | `DeviceOp` | `physical` | one per device (17) | that device | +| `staticPerDevice` (`perDevice_{0}.mlir`) | `DeviceOp` | `npuLowered` under `--expand-load-pdis` | one per device (17) | that device: CDO, PDI | +| `npuLoweredPerDevice` (`perDeviceNPULowered_{0}.mlir`) | `DeviceOp` | `npuLowered` | one per device (17) | that device: the transaction sequence | +| `perSeq` (`npu_seq_{0}.mlir`) | `RuntimeSequenceOp` | `npuLowered` | one per sequence (17) | that sequence and the device it sits in; `buildNpuProgramSubgraph` translates it to the instruction binary | + +So memory is (clones) ร— (module size) at each split, and the module size +after `npu_lowered.mlir` is dominated by the materialized main sequence. +The per-core split multiplies the pre-lowering module 218 times (the 2 GB +step), and the three splits over `npuLowered` multiply the lowered module +51 times. The comment at `perSeq` says why the full module is kept: +"SplitIRAction preserves the complete module for symbol resolution." + +## Fix + +Prune each clone to what its consumer reads, keeping symbol resolution +working. Concretely, give `SplitIRAction` an optional prune callback run +on the clone after the matched op is found, and pass one at each call +site: + +- **`perSeq`**: erase every other `RuntimeSequenceOp` in the clone. The + sequences are independent programs; after materialization the main + sequence no longer calls the designs' sequences (`aiex.run` has been + inlined), and a design's sequence references only its own device. Each + of the 16 design-sequence clones then drops the main sequence, and the + main sequence's clone drops nothing that matters: 17ร— becomes about 1ร—. +- **`npuLoweredPerDevice`**, **`staticPerDevice`**: erase the runtime + sequences of every other device (the transaction, CDO and PDI of a + device read that device's static configuration, not another device's + sequence). The main device's expanded sequence is the bulk, so the 16 + design clones shrink to their own device. +- **`allCores`**: erase every runtime sequence, and every other device. + Core compilation reads the core, its device and the kernels it links, + never a runtime sequence. This turns the 2 GB base into kilobytes per + core, and removes the same multiplier from the per-core compile stages. + +Erasing an op whose symbol is still referenced would break verification, +so the prune must leave the referenced symbols in place: `aie.device` +symbols referenced by `aiex.configure` / `load_pdi` ops in a kept +sequence, and `func.func` declarations a kept core calls. The safe rule +is to erase runtime sequences and whole devices only, and only when +nothing kept references their symbols (`SymbolTable::symbolKnownUseEmpty` +on the clone after the intended erasures, or erase and run the verifier +in a debug build). + +A lighter alternative that also helps: do not retain the source module +of a split once its items exist, and let a consumer release its item once +mapped. The graph keeps every edge's items for the whole run today +(`this->out.items` in `Graph.h`), so the module and all its clones are +live together. + +## Validating + +1. Build mlir-aie with the change (this needs the LLVM/MLIR build; the + pip wheel cannot be rebuilt in place). +2. Regenerate the one-layer real-size prefill module from IRON: + `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py::test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer` + builds it and leaves `aie.mlir` and the kernel objects in the test's + `build/prefill_1b_shared.prj`. Then run aiecc on it directly with the + full-ELF flags (`--peano= --get-full-elf --full-elf-name=out.elf + --expand-load-pdis --get-scratchpad-parameters`) and sample its + resident memory per stage (the stage names are on stdout, separated by + carriage returns; `tr '\r' '\n'`). The table above is the baseline. +3. The sixteen-layer image is the target: `Llama1B` in + `iron/tests/common/llama_model.py` at its full depth, through + `PrefillGraph(cfg, DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length)).trace(cfg)` + and `traced.sequence(...).compile()`. It should build in a few GB, and + its ELF should be byte-identical to one built without the prune (the + prune changes what is held, not what is emitted). +4. mlir-aie's own aiecc tests cover the split filters (`--device-name`, + `--sequence-name`); they must still pass, since filtering happens + after the split and reads the pruned clones. + +## Expected + +The per-core split falls from 2 GB to near zero for this module, the +per-core compile peak follows, and the per-sequence split stops scaling +with the number of designs. The sixteen-layer prefill image then costs +about what one lowered module costs, on the order of a gigabyte. From 36e3aaaf96a754562bc9f94a27be5ed67f80052d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 01:06:31 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 129/215] MHA issues one descriptor set per KV group: 768 descriptors a call become 48 The array consumes, per head and Q block, the block's Q rows on each shim and then the head's whole K and V, and issued as such the runtime sequence held six descriptors per block: 768 a call at Llama size, half of the fused prefill sequence's 28,381 DMA tasks. Now each shim's Q (and O) is one pattern over the group's heads and every block, and K and V are one pattern each with the head's rows re-read once per (head, block) from the descriptor's iteration slot: the same bytes in the same order, six descriptors a group. The sixteen-layer prefill sequence is 16,861 tasks. legalize keeps a leading zero-stride dimension in the iteration slot (padding after it rather than before), factors a re-read past the iteration wrap into unrolled repeats, and merges adjacent contiguously nesting dimensions the way a buffer slice already did, so patterns use fewer slots. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/tiling.py | 30 +++++++++- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 82 ++++++++++++++++++-------- iron/tests/common/build.py | 112 ++++++++++++++++++++++++------------ iron/tests/common/tiling.py | 25 +++++++- 4 files changed, 180 insertions(+), 69 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/tiling.py b/iron/common/tiling.py index 36ddbc433f..cd6557327b 100644 --- a/iron/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/common/tiling.py @@ -124,6 +124,19 @@ def _is_contiguous(dims: Sequence[tuple[int, int]]) -> bool: return True +def _slots(dims: list[tuple[int, int]]) -> list[tuple[int, int]]: + """``dims`` in the four slots, outermost first, unit slots padded in. + + A leading zero-stride dimension (a re-read) is only legal in the + iteration slot, so it stays outermost and the padding goes after it; + every other pattern pads in front. + """ + pad = [(1, 0)] * (4 - len(dims)) + if dims and dims[0][1] == 0: + return [dims[0]] + pad + list(dims[1:]) + return pad + list(dims) + + def _pack( elements: int, offset: int, dims: list[tuple[int, int]], gran: int ) -> Access | None: @@ -141,7 +154,7 @@ def _pack( return contiguous(elements, offset, total) if len(dims) > 4: return None - padded = [(1, 0)] * (4 - len(dims)) + list(dims) + padded = _slots(dims) (it, it_s), (d2, d2_s), (d1, d1_s), (d0, d0_s) = padded if d0_s != 1 or d0 % gran: return None @@ -317,7 +330,7 @@ def legalize( raise ValueError( f"offset {offset} is not a multiple of the {gran}-element shim granule" ) - dims = [(int(n), int(s)) for n, s in zip(sizes, strides) if int(n) != 1] + dims = _merged([(int(n), int(s)) for n, s in zip(sizes, strides) if int(n) != 1]) for n, s in dims[:-1]: if s % gran: raise ValueError( @@ -330,6 +343,17 @@ def legalize( return _legalize_dims(elements, offset, dims, gran) +def _merged(dims: list[tuple[int, int]]) -> list[tuple[int, int]]: + """Adjacent dimensions that nest contiguously, as one: fewer slots used.""" + out: list[tuple[int, int]] = [] + for n, s in dims: + if out and out[-1][1] == n * s: + out[-1] = (out[-1][0] * n, s) + else: + out.append((n, s)) + return out + + def _legalize_dims( elements: int, offset: int, dims: list[tuple[int, int]], gran: int ) -> list[Access]: @@ -338,7 +362,7 @@ def _legalize_dims( return [packed] # Which slot overflowed? Try factoring it into a free slot, innermost first. if len(dims) < 4: - padded = [(1, 0)] * (4 - len(dims)) + list(dims) + padded = _slots(dims) limits = (_ITER_MAX, None, DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP, DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP * gran) for pos in (3, 2, 0): n, st = padded[pos] diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index aebc5bd9a2..70e287d633 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -723,36 +723,68 @@ def reference(self, Q, K, V): # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- def design(self, rt): + """One descriptor set per KV group. + + The array consumes, per head and per Q block, the block's Q rows on + each shim and then all of that head's K and V; O comes back per + block. Issued as such, that is six descriptors per block, 768 a + call at Llama size, and the fused sequence's size follows. Instead + each shim's Q (and O) is one pattern over the group's heads and + every block, and K and V are one pattern each, the head's rows + re-read once per (head, block) from the descriptor's iteration + slot: the same bytes in the same order, six descriptors a group. + """ + from iron.common.tiling import legalize + ov = self.ov heads, kv_heads = self.num_heads, self.num_KV_heads + group = heads // kv_heads rows = ov.join_rows # Q rows each shim carries per block blocks = self.seq_pad // (rows * ov.q_shims) # per pipeline + S, d = self.seq_pad, ov.d + + def strides_of(buffer): + # (head, row) element strides of a (heads, seq, d) or, interleaved + # per token, (seq, heads, d) buffer. + n_heads = buffer.shape[1] if self.heads_interleaved else buffer.shape[0] + return (d, n_heads * d) if self.heads_interleaved else (S * d, d) + + def q_rows(buffer, head0, shim): + # The group's heads, each block's `rows` rows for this shim. + head_s, row_s = strides_of(buffer) + return legalize( + buffer.elements, + head0 * head_s + shim * rows * row_s, + (group, blocks, rows, d), + (head_s, ov.q_shims * rows * row_s, row_s, 1), + buffer.dtype, + ) - interleaved = self.heads_interleaved - - def head_rows(buffer, head, r0, r1): - # One head's rows [r0, r1): a contiguous block per head, or a - # strided one when the heads are interleaved per token. - return buffer[r0:r1, head, :] if interleaved else buffer[head, r0:r1, :] - - for head in range(heads): - kv_head = head // (heads // kv_heads) - for block in range(blocks): - # One group per block: fills, then the drains that free them. - with rt.group(): - for shim in range(ov.q_shims): - r0 = (block * ov.q_shims + shim) * rows - rt.fill(ov.q[shim], head_rows(self.Q, head, r0, r0 + rows)) - # The whole of this head's K and V, streamed in (d, B_kv) blocks. - rt.fill(ov.k, head_rows(self.K, kv_head, 0, self.seq_pad)) - rt.fill(ov.v, head_rows(self.V, kv_head, 0, self.seq_pad)) - for shim in range(ov.q_shims): - r0 = (block * ov.q_shims + shim) * rows - rt.drain( - ov.o[shim], - head_rows(self.O, head, r0, r0 + rows), - wait=True, - ) + def kv_rows(buffer, kv_head): + # The head's rows, re-read once per (head, block) of the group. + head_s, row_s = strides_of(buffer) + return legalize( + buffer.elements, + kv_head * head_s, + (group * blocks, S, d), + (0, row_s, 1), + buffer.dtype, + ) + + for kv_head in range(kv_heads): + head0 = kv_head * group + with rt.group(): + for shim in range(ov.q_shims): + for acc in q_rows(self.Q, head0, shim): + rt.fill(ov.q[shim], (self.Q, acc)) + for acc in kv_rows(self.K, kv_head): + rt.fill(ov.k, (self.K, acc)) + for acc in kv_rows(self.V, kv_head): + rt.fill(ov.v, (self.V, acc)) + for shim in range(ov.q_shims): + accs = q_rows(self.O, head0, shim) + for acc in accs: + rt.drain(ov.o[shim], (self.O, acc), wait=acc is accs[-1]) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index f8e105eca6..27a7da156f 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -234,10 +234,12 @@ class Forgetful(Operator[Counted]): _preamble(Sequence(op, ov, {}), Forgetful(ov, n=64), ov, FakeTarget()) -def test_mha_sequence_splits_q_over_two_shims_and_reuses_kv_per_head(monkeypatch): +def test_mha_sequence_is_one_descriptor_set_per_kv_group(monkeypatch): # mha/op.py with eight pipelines: Q and O go through two shims, each - # carrying four pipelines' (256-row) block; K and V are one head's whole - # (seq_pad, d) slab, filled once per Q block; drains wait. + # carrying four pipelines' (256-row) block. Per KV group, each shim's Q + # is one pattern over the group's heads and every block, K and V are the + # head's slab re-read once per (head, block) from the iteration slot, and + # the O drains mirror the Q fills and wait. from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA monkeypatch.setattr(Access, "tap", lambda self: self) @@ -254,10 +256,10 @@ def __init__(self, name, log): self.name, self.log = name, log def fill(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): - self.log.append(("fill", self.name, data, tap.offset, tap.count, wait)) + self.log.append(("fill", self.name, data, tap, wait)) def drain(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): - self.log.append(("drain", self.name, data, tap.offset, tap.count, wait)) + self.log.append(("drain", self.name, data, tap, wait)) op = MHA(num_heads=2, seq_len=1000, d=64, num_KV_heads=1, num_of_pipelines=8) op = op.tuned(Dev()) @@ -275,36 +277,72 @@ def drain(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): s.bind(Handle(f"{s.name}{i}", log), i) op.design(Sequence(op, ov, {"Q": "dQ", "K": "dK", "V": "dV", "O": "dO"})) - head = 1024 * 64 - block = 256 * 64 - expected = [] - for h in range(2): - for b in range(2): - for s in range(2): - expected.append( - ( - "fill", - f"q{s}", - "dQ", - h * head + (2 * b + s) * block, - block, - False, - ) - ) - expected.append(("fill", "k0", "dK", 0, head, False)) - expected.append(("fill", "v0", "dV", 0, head, False)) - for s in range(2): - expected.append( - ( - "drain", - f"o{s}", - "dO", - h * head + (2 * b + s) * block, - block, - True, - ) - ) - assert log == expected + head, block = 1024 * 64, 256 * 64 + # (heads, blocks, rows x d): the two heads of the one group nest on the + # blocks (a head is two blocks), and the contiguous rows split for the + # d0 wrap, so each shim's Q is (4, 16, 1024) in three slots. + q = { + s: Access(2 * head, s * block, (1, 4, 16, 1024), (0, 2 * block, 1024, 1)) + for s in range(2) + } + kv = Access(head, 0, (4, 1, 64, 1024), (0, 0, 1024, 1)) + assert log == [ + ("fill", "q0", "dQ", q[0], False), + ("fill", "q1", "dQ", q[1], False), + ("fill", "k0", "dK", kv, False), + ("fill", "v0", "dV", kv, False), + ("drain", "o0", "dO", q[0], True), + ("drain", "o1", "dO", q[1], True), + ] + + +def test_mha_sequence_over_interleaved_heads_is_strided_the_same_way(monkeypatch): + # The (seq, heads, d) layout: a head's rows are strided by every head's + # d, and the group's heads are d apart; the descriptor count is the same. + from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA + + monkeypatch.setattr(Access, "tap", lambda self: self) + + class Dev: + def resolve(self): + class R: + name = "npu2" + + return R() + + class Handle: + def __init__(self, name, log): + self.name, self.log = name, log + + def fill(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): + self.log.append((self.name, tap)) + + def drain(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): + self.log.append((self.name, tap)) + + op = MHA( + num_heads=4, + seq_len=1024, + d=64, + num_KV_heads=2, + num_of_pipelines=8, + heads_interleaved=True, + ).tuned(Dev()) + ov = op.ov + log = [] + for s in ov.streams.values(): + for i in range(s.count): + s.bind(Handle(f"{s.name}{i}", log), i) + op.design(Sequence(op, ov, {"Q": "dQ", "K": "dK", "V": "dV", "O": "dO"})) + assert [name for name, _ in log] == ["q0", "q1", "k0", "v0", "o0", "o1"] * 2 + q0, q1, k0, *_ = [tap for _, tap in log[:6]] + # Q: (heads 2 at stride d, blocks 2, rows 256 at stride 4d, d) + assert q0.sizes == (2, 2, 256, 64) and q0.strides == (64, 2 * 256 * 256, 256, 1) + assert q1.offset == q0.offset + 256 * 256 + # K: the head's 1024 rows at stride 2d, re-read 4 times, rows factored for d1. + assert k0.sizes == (4, 2, 512, 64) and k0.strides == (0, 512 * 128, 128, 1) + # The second group starts at its heads. + assert log[6][1].offset == 2 * 64 and log[8][1].offset == 64 def test_mha_infers_the_padded_length_and_the_kv_head_count(): @@ -481,9 +519,7 @@ def run(size): ).tuned(Dev()) log = _record(op.ov) op.design(Sequence(op, op.ov, {"x": "dx", "y": "dy"})) - moved = lambda verb: sum( - s[0] * s[3] for v, _, _, s, _ in log if v == verb - ) # noqa: E731 + moved = lambda verb: sum(s[0] * s[3] for v, _, _, s, _ in log if v == verb) # noqa: E731 return log, moved("fill"), moved("drain") log, filled, drained = run(1024) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/tiling.py b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py index 17b6c5b3bc..1b8f6be4f7 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ contiguous, encode, granule_elements, + legalize, repeated, split, split_run, @@ -136,6 +137,22 @@ def test_repeated_zero_stride_rereads_the_run_from_the_iteration_slot(): assert acc.sizes == (1, 100, 1, 64) and acc.strides == (0, 64, 0, 1) +def test_legalize_keeps_a_leading_zero_stride_in_the_iteration_slot(): + # mha's K and V: one head's rows re-read once per (head, Q block) of its + # group. The re-read stays outermost whatever the rest needs: a contiguous + # head splits into d1/d0 under it, a strided one (heads interleaved per + # token) factors its rows into d2/d1. + (acc,) = legalize(8 * 2048 * 64, 0, (16, 2048 * 64), (0, 1), bfloat16) + assert acc.sizes == (16, 1, 128, 1024) and acc.strides == (0, 0, 1024, 1) + (acc,) = legalize(2048 * 8 * 64, 64, (16, 2048, 64), (0, 512, 1), bfloat16) + assert acc.sizes == (16, 4, 512, 64) and acc.strides == (0, 512 * 512, 512, 1) + # Past the iteration wrap the re-read factors (5 x 13, both re-reads) and + # the outer factor unrolls: five descriptors of thirteen re-reads each. + accs = legalize(8 * 2048 * 64, 0, (65, 2048 * 64), (0, 1), bfloat16) + assert len(accs) == 5 and all(a.sizes == (13, 1, 128, 1024) for a in accs) + assert all(a.offset == 0 for a in accs) + + def test_split_validates_divisibility_and_axis(): with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="cannot split 100 rows"): split((100, 8), 8, axis=0) @@ -172,10 +189,12 @@ def test_legalize_factors_an_oversize_outer_dim_when_a_slot_is_free(): def test_legalize_unrolls_when_no_slot_is_free(): from iron.common.tiling import legalize - # All four slots used and the iteration count past 64: unroll it. - accs = legalize(1 << 22, 0, [100, 8, 2, 64], [1 << 15, 4096, 128, 1], bfloat16) + # All four slots used and the iteration count past 64: unroll it. (The + # outer stride is not the next dimension's extent, or the two would + # merge into one slot.) + accs = legalize(1 << 22, 0, [100, 8, 2, 64], [40000, 4096, 128, 1], bfloat16) assert len(accs) == 100 - assert [a.offset for a in accs][:3] == [0, 1 << 15, 2 << 15] + assert [a.offset for a in accs][:3] == [0, 40000, 80000] assert all(a.sizes == (1, 8, 2, 64) for a in accs) From 3f9333e6946ac52ab86b70cc010770f1d3cdaece Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 01:11:07 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 130/215] legalize merges nesting dimensions only as a fallback Merging first cost gemm's column-major B its shape: as given it fits one descriptor, merged its middle dimensions grow past a wrap, factor onto a stride past the field and unroll into hundreds, and the swiglu prefill GEMM then ran out of buffer descriptors. A pattern that fits keeps its shape; merging is tried only when the pattern as given needs more than one descriptor, and taken only when it needs fewer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/tiling.py | 15 +++++++++++++-- iron/tests/common/build.py | 9 ++++----- iron/tests/common/tiling.py | 18 +++++++++++++++++- 3 files changed, 34 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/tiling.py b/iron/common/tiling.py index cd6557327b..930436abbc 100644 --- a/iron/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/common/tiling.py @@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ def legalize( raise ValueError( f"offset {offset} is not a multiple of the {gran}-element shim granule" ) - dims = _merged([(int(n), int(s)) for n, s in zip(sizes, strides) if int(n) != 1]) + dims = [(int(n), int(s)) for n, s in zip(sizes, strides) if int(n) != 1] for n, s in dims[:-1]: if s % gran: raise ValueError( @@ -340,7 +340,18 @@ def legalize( raise ValueError( f"innermost size {dims[-1][0]} is not a multiple of the {gran}-element granule" ) - return _legalize_dims(elements, offset, dims, gran) + out = _legalize_dims(elements, offset, dims, gran) + if len(out) > 1: + # A pattern past the slots may fit once adjacent dimensions that nest + # contiguously are one (as a buffer slice already spells them). Only + # as a fallback: merging can also cost a slot's factoring room, and + # a pattern that fits as given keeps its shape. + merged = _merged(dims) + if merged != dims: + alt = _legalize_dims(elements, offset, merged, gran) + if len(alt) < len(out): + out = alt + return out def _merged(dims: list[tuple[int, int]]) -> list[tuple[int, int]]: diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 27a7da156f..2143666b4a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -278,14 +278,13 @@ def drain(self, data, tap, wait, group, offset_parameter): op.design(Sequence(op, ov, {"Q": "dQ", "K": "dK", "V": "dV", "O": "dO"})) head, block = 1024 * 64, 256 * 64 - # (heads, blocks, rows x d): the two heads of the one group nest on the - # blocks (a head is two blocks), and the contiguous rows split for the - # d0 wrap, so each shim's Q is (4, 16, 1024) in three slots. + # Q: (heads, blocks, rows, d), one per slot. K and V: the re-read in the + # iteration slot, the head's 1024 rows factored for the d1 wrap. q = { - s: Access(2 * head, s * block, (1, 4, 16, 1024), (0, 2 * block, 1024, 1)) + s: Access(2 * head, s * block, (2, 2, 256, 64), (head, 2 * block, 64, 1)) for s in range(2) } - kv = Access(head, 0, (4, 1, 64, 1024), (0, 0, 1024, 1)) + kv = Access(head, 0, (4, 2, 512, 64), (0, 512 * 64, 64, 1)) assert log == [ ("fill", "q0", "dQ", q[0], False), ("fill", "q1", "dQ", q[1], False), diff --git a/iron/tests/common/tiling.py b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py index 1b8f6be4f7..faf6547e67 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py @@ -153,6 +153,22 @@ def test_legalize_keeps_a_leading_zero_stride_in_the_iteration_slot(): assert all(a.offset == 0 for a in accs) +def test_legalize_merges_nesting_dimensions_only_when_that_helps(): + # Five dimensions, the outer two nesting contiguously: as given they do + # not fit and would unroll; merged they are four and fit. + (acc,) = legalize( + 1 << 22, 0, [2, 20, 8, 2, 64], [20 * 40000, 40000, 4096, 128, 1], bfloat16 + ) + assert acc.sizes == (40, 8, 2, 64) and acc.strides == (40000, 4096, 128, 1) + # gemm's column-major B: as given it fits one descriptor; merged, its + # middle dimensions grow past a wrap and factor onto a stride past the + # field, unrolling into hundreds. The pattern that fits keeps its shape. + (acc,) = legalize( + 8192 * 2048, 0, [16, 32, 64, 64], [512, 524288, 8192, 1], bfloat16 + ) + assert acc.sizes == (16, 32, 64, 64) + + def test_split_validates_divisibility_and_axis(): with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="cannot split 100 rows"): split((100, 8), 8, axis=0) @@ -191,7 +207,7 @@ def test_legalize_unrolls_when_no_slot_is_free(): # All four slots used and the iteration count past 64: unroll it. (The # outer stride is not the next dimension's extent, or the two would - # merge into one slot.) + # merge into one slot and the rest fit.) accs = legalize(1 << 22, 0, [100, 8, 2, 64], [40000, 4096, 128, 1], bfloat16) assert len(accs) == 100 assert [a.offset for a in accs][:3] == [0, 40000, 80000] From 1a70b01547177d959dd0b8adbbe69835e52c255a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 01:17:27 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 131/215] Plan: the sixteen-layer prefill image after the MHA descriptor cut Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 13 ++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 9124c768da..7b0ee2ca05 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1495,7 +1495,18 @@ prunes each clone to what its consumer reads (the one sequence, the one device), which is a C++ change needing an mlir-aie build; or the operators issue fewer descriptors, MHA first (768 per call: it refills all of K and V for every head and every Q block, so each KV group's K and V -cross the shim 16 times per layer), which also cuts device traffic. Along the way the real-size build +cross the shim 16 times per layer), which also cuts device traffic. + +Done since: MHA issues one descriptor set per KV group (48 a call), and +the sixteen-layer prefill sequence is 16,861 tasks, 13,312 of them the +GEMMs' (128 a call, 320 for the unrolled down projection). That is not +enough here: the sixteen-layer build still dies at the per-sequence +split, at 11.2 GB of aiecc's own memory against the container's 16 GB +shared with the 3 GB Python parent. The remaining levers are aiecc's +clones (`AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md`), a host with more memory (about 12 GB +for aiecc alone, as measured), or reworking the GEMM runtime sequence's +transfer blocks, which is upstream's proven whole-array design and not +worth changing without a device to check it on. Along the way the real-size build exposed a race in mlir-aie's kernel compiler: entry points of one source that share an object file (a GEMM's matmul and zero) compiled on different threads, and with a symbol prefix one visit's compile could From 9acf961a374f54fcdece56982885c3c8ed9fa178 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 01:28:11 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 132/215] The model in one place: the tree with its forward, the graphs beside it iron/models/llama.py holds the parameter tree and now Llama.forward, a stateless causal pass in torch: the second opinion the graphs are checked against. It needs no cache, since a causal pass over t + 1 tokens gives at position t what a cached decode gives at step t. The hand-written llama_cpu.py and the harness's CPU cache state go; rope_angles moves to the model. The graphs move from the application to iron/models/llama_graphs.py, so tests import the model instead of reaching into the application directory; DecodeGraph's tensor= hook goes with the attention scale a torch tensor like the weights. The scaled test model is the real tree at small dimensions under a seed, and Llama1B is the tree at the real shape with unset storage. The parity tests run decode from an empty cache over the prompt and prefill handing decode its caches, against the forward. GEMM loses partition_B, pad_B and separate_c_tiles, which existed for the old prefill's vocabulary partitions, and its test the partition case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 2 +- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 32 +- README.md | 2 +- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py | 284 ------------------ .../llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py | 91 ++---- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 21 +- iron/models/llama.py | 92 ++++-- .../llama_3.2_1b => models}/llama_graphs.py | 17 +- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 192 ++++-------- iron/operators/gemm/test.py | 142 ++------- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 10 +- iron/tests/common/llama_model.py | 118 ++------ iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 208 +++++-------- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 10 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 7 +- 15 files changed, 316 insertions(+), 912 deletions(-) delete mode 100755 iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py rename iron/{applications/llama_3.2_1b => models}/llama_graphs.py (96%) diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index b56590e818..dc2ae6068f 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -336,7 +336,7 @@ fused ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbins with `boundaries=iron.each_step`) and `verbose=True` prints why. It links the image (`net.image`) and stops there: the runtime that loads it is made on the first call, so a host with the toolchain and no NPU can compile ahead of time. -`iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py` is the worked example; +`iron/models/llama_graphs.py` is the worked example; `iron/tests/common/graph.py` traces it device-free and `iron/tests/toolchain/` builds it. diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 7b0ee2ca05..eee4089949 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -974,14 +974,16 @@ would: a state passed as an output is written in place (the strided copy scatters into the cache and leaves the rest), and the per-call values a site binds reach the reference as numbers (the cache offset moves the copy, the vector size masks the softmax as the kernel does). With that, -`iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py` compares the decode graph's -reference against `llama_cpu.py`, the reference the application is -judged against, on one prompt at a scaled configuration: the CPU side -prefills and decodes with its growing cache, the graph side seeds its -caches from the CPU prefill and decodes the same tokens. Per token, the -largest logit difference is about 1% of the logit scale (both sides are -bf16 with different operation orders) and the argmax agrees at every -step. So the graph's wiring, the flat cache layout and its seeding, the +`iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py` compares the graphs' references +against the model's plain forward (`Llama.forward`, a stateless causal +pass in torch; it replaced the hand-written `llama_cpu.py` and its CPU +cache once prefill was ported, since a causal pass over `t + 1` tokens +gives at position `t` what a cached decode gives at step `t`), on one +prompt at a scaled configuration: decode fed the prompt one token at a +time from an empty cache, and prefill handing decode its caches. Per +token, the largest logit difference is about 1% of the logit scale (both +sides are bf16 with different operation orders) and the argmax agrees at +every step. So the graph's wiring, the flat cache layout and its seeding, the reshapes, the scale, the repeat, the batched transposes and products, matches the model; what hardware adds is the kernels' arithmetic. @@ -1047,11 +1049,11 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt; the S1 and S4 build tests went to the shelved branch with what was built on them | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | | the dispatch hierarchy (step 5, acceptance 1) | `sequence.py` | โ€” | gone: a sequence has a `mode` (`fused`, `separate`, `reference`, `compare`; a graph's comes from `packaging.plan`, a hand-written sequence that names none gets the platform default), and `_MODES` maps each to its image builder (`FusedImage`, `XclbinChain`, or none) and its callable. `build_fused_mlir` is a function | **needs a device**: the infrastructure tests that run the modes | | dispatch-time values (ยง6 on an xclbin image) | `build.py` (`image`, `_plus`, the preamble's value writes), `jit_compile.py` (`_design_generator`'s dispatch parameters, `DispatchStream`), `sequence.py`, `graph.py`, `softmax/op.py` | packaging reports the lowering per value; the build tests' preamble | `iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py`: a softmax with a per-call row length and a copy at a per-call offset build as dispatch-time kernels with their bridge libraries at `each_step` on both devices; the scaled decode graph builds the same way for NPU1: 50 steps on 18 kernels, the copies and softmaxes dispatch-time, the graph's column count now following the device; at Llama 3.2 1B's real size it is 386 steps on 19 kernels, two of them dispatch-time, in under a minute | **needs a device**: the regenerated streams, S3's read | -| reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the decode graph's reference against `llama_cpu.py`: argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | +| reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the graphs' references against `Llama.forward` (was `llama_cpu.py`): argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | | llama prefill as a graph function (ยง20) | `llama_graphs.py` `PrefillGraph`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at the scaled config: 18 steps per block, one value (`last`), every projection a column-major GEMM over the checkpoint weight, MHA on the interleaved layout, caches as decode's states; the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill's last-token logits and caches, and decode continues from the graph's own caches; the application's forward pass runs both phases over the references | operators lower with the value; full ELF at the scaled config with `last` in the table; at Llama size the trace has 291 steps over 11 overlays and one layer builds to a full ELF (the sixteen-layer sequence lowering is past this host's memory, see ยง20) | **needs a device**: the token stream and time to first token (ยง20 step 8) | -| llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_graphs.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | +| llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/models/llama_graphs.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF, and โ†’ the chained xclbins) verified by the full-ELF and xclbin gates; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | | mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | @@ -1468,6 +1470,16 @@ handoff by `read`/`write` on the shared states. The application's forward pass is tested on the host with both images stood in by the graphs' references. Step 8 waits for hardware. +With prefill ported, the model's layout was cleaned up: the graphs moved +next to the parameter tree (`iron/models/llama.py` holds the tree and the +plain forward, `iron/models/llama_graphs.py` the two graphs), so the +tests import the model rather than reaching into the application; the +scaled test model is the real tree at small dimensions (`Llama1B` is the +tree at the real shape with unset storage); `llama_cpu.py` and the +harness's CPU cache state are gone, the forward being the oracle; the +decode graph's `tensor=` hook and GEMM's `partition_B`/`pad_B`/ +`separate_c_tiles` (the old prefill's vocabulary partitions) are gone. + Each image uploads its own copy of the weights it reads (the prefill image the whole model, the decode image the same), as the hand-written prefill did with its K-major copies; sharing weight buffers across images diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index bd3ffb61f0..8c79e39ae0 100755 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ All available operators can be found in `iron/operators`. These each contain: - The operator's `reference()` method: the CPU implementation the NPU result is checked against, on the declared shapes. - `test.py`: An end-to-end test that instantiates and builds the operator, runs it on random inputs for its declared buffers (`golden(op)` in `iron/common/test_utils`) and verifies its outputs against the reference. -Operators compose into graph functions: a Python function called on handles, traced once for its shapes, compiled to one image and called per token (`iron.graph`, see `iron/common/graph.py`; `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/decode_graph.py` is the worked example). +Operators compose into graph functions: a Python function called on handles, traced once for its shapes, compiled to one image and called per token (`iron.graph`, see `iron/common/graph.py`; `iron/models/llama_graphs.py` is the worked example). > NOTE: Be sure the XRT setup script has been sourced and the Python environment is activated: > `source /opt/xilinx/xrt/setup.sh` diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py deleted file mode 100755 index df13fb490c..0000000000 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_cpu.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,284 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 - -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import torch -import math -import llama_inference_harness as harness - -# Operators -# ########################################################################## - - -def rope_forward(x, angles): - """Rotary positional embedding using precomputed angles""" - # x: (batch, seq_len, num_heads, head_dim) after view and before transpose - # angles: (seq_len, head_dim) already sliced to the correct position range by the caller - _, seq_len, _, head_dim = x.shape - - # Split into even and odd dimensions - x1 = x[..., : head_dim // 2] # (batch, seq_len, num_heads, head_dim//2) - x2 = x[..., head_dim // 2 :] # (batch, seq_len, num_heads, head_dim//2) - - # Get cos and sin from angles - cos = angles[:, ::2] # (seq_len, head_dim//2) - sin = angles[:, 1::2] # (seq_len, head_dim//2) - - # Reshape for broadcasting: (1, seq_len, 1, head_dim//2) - # (The same cosine and sine values are used across batch and heads.) - cos = cos.unsqueeze(0).unsqueeze(2) - sin = sin.unsqueeze(0).unsqueeze(2) - - # Rotate: [x1*cos - x2*sin, x1*sin + x2*cos] - rotated = torch.empty_like(x) - rotated[..., : head_dim // 2] = x1 * cos - x2 * sin - rotated[..., head_dim // 2 :] = x1 * sin + x2 * cos - - return rotated - - -def rms_norm_forward(x, weight, eps=1e-5): - """Root Mean Square Layer Normalization""" - # x: (batch, seq_len, dim) - variance = x.pow(2).mean(-1, keepdim=True) - x = x * torch.rsqrt(variance + eps) - return weight * x - - -def grouped_query_attention_forward( - x, - keys_cache, - values_cache, - W_query, - W_key, - W_value, - W_out, - angles, - mask=None, - num_heads=32, - num_kv_groups=8, -): - batch, seq_len, d_in = x.shape - assert W_query.shape[0] >= num_heads and W_query.shape[0] % num_heads == 0 - head_dim = W_query.shape[0] // num_heads - assert W_key.shape[0] == num_kv_groups * head_dim - assert W_value.shape[0] == num_kv_groups * head_dim - num_preceding_tokens = keys_cache.shape[2] - assert keys_cache.shape == (batch, num_kv_groups, num_preceding_tokens, head_dim) - assert values_cache.shape == (batch, num_kv_groups, num_preceding_tokens, head_dim) - - # Step 1: Linear projections - # This multiplication produces queries, keys and values for all tokens in the sequence. - # The weight matrix is such that multiple queries, keys and values are generated for each token. - # For each token, each head corresponds to one query. - # In particular, each token gets `num_heads` queries and `num_kv_groups` keys/values (keys/values shared for multiple queries). - # Due to the structure of the matmul, all queries, keys and values are contiguous for each token. - # Note that during the decode phase, seq_len=1, and we are only calculating the projections for the most recent token -- the keys and values of previous tokens will be concatenated in step 4. - queries = torch.nn.functional.linear( - x, W_query - ) # (batch, seq_len, num_heads * head_dim) - keys = torch.nn.functional.linear( - x, W_key - ) # (batch, seq_len, num_kv_groups * head_dim) - values = torch.nn.functional.linear( - x, W_value - ) # (batch, seq_len, num_kv_groups * head_dim) - queries = queries.view( - batch, seq_len, num_heads, head_dim - ) # (batch, seq_len, num_heads, head_dim) - keys = keys.view( - batch, seq_len, num_kv_groups, head_dim - ) # (batch, seq_len, num_kv_groups, head_dim) - values = values.view( - batch, seq_len, num_kv_groups, head_dim - ) # (batch, seq_len, num_kv_groups, head_dim) - - # Step 2: Apply RoPE - queries = rope_forward( - queries, angles[num_preceding_tokens : num_preceding_tokens + seq_len] - ) - keys = rope_forward( - keys, angles[num_preceding_tokens : num_preceding_tokens + seq_len] - ) - - # Step 3: Transpose for attention computation - # As a result of the attention projections, the queries, keys and values for each head are interspersed with each other. - # Transpose so that heads are consecutive for attention computation: (batch, seq_len, num_heads, head_dim) -> (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - queries = queries.transpose(1, 2) # (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - keys = keys.transpose(1, 2) # (batch, num_kv_groups, seq_len, head_dim) - values = values.transpose(1, 2) # (batch, num_kv_groups, seq_len, head_dim) - - # Step 4: Combine newly computed keys/values for most recent token with cache; these values are used as the updated cache and will be returned to use in the next iteration. - keys_cache = torch.cat([keys_cache, keys], dim=2) - values_cache = torch.cat([values_cache, values], dim=2) - keys = keys_cache - values = values_cache - - # Step 5: Repeat keys and values for grouped attention -- multiple queries get the same key/value - group_size = num_heads // num_kv_groups - keys = keys.repeat_interleave(group_size, dim=1) - values = values.repeat_interleave(group_size, dim=1) - - # Step 6: Compute attention scores - # (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) @ (batch, num_heads, head_dim, seq_len) - # -> (batch, num_heads, seq_len, seq_len) - # Entry at row i, column j, indicates how much token i's query attends to token j's key. - scores = torch.matmul(queries, keys.transpose(-2, -1)) / math.sqrt(head_dim) - - # Step 7: Apply mask - # This ensures causality, so that tokens in the future cannot attend to tokens in the past. - if mask is not None: - scores = scores.masked_fill(mask, float("-inf")) - - # Step 8: Apply softmax to squeeze scores into probabilities (0, 1) - attention_weights = torch.nn.functional.softmax(scores, dim=-1) - - # Step 9: Compute attention output - # (batch, num_heads, seq_len, seq_len) @ (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - # -> (batch, num_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - context = torch.matmul(attention_weights, values) - - # Step 10: Concatenate heads and project - # (batch, seq_len, num_heads, head_dim) -> (batch, seq_len, num_heads * head_dim) - context = context.transpose(1, 2).contiguous().view(batch, seq_len, -1) - - output = torch.nn.functional.linear(context, W_out) - - return output, keys_cache, values_cache - - -def swiglu_ffn_forward(x, fc1_weight, fc2_weight, fc3_weight): - # Step 1: Parallel projections: (batch, seq_len, embedding_dim) -> (batch, seq_len, swiglu_hidden_dim) - gate = torch.nn.functional.linear(x, fc1_weight) # gate projection - up = torch.nn.functional.linear(x, fc2_weight) # up projection - - # Step 2: Apply SiLU activation - gate_activated = torch.nn.functional.silu( - gate - ) # (batch, seq_len, swiglu_hidden_dim) - - # Step 3: Element-wise multiplication (apply the 'gating') - hidden = gate_activated * up # (batch, seq_len, swiglu_hidden_dim) - - # Step 4: Down projection: (batch, seq_len, swiglu_hidden_dim) -> (batch, seq_len, embedding_dim) - output = torch.nn.functional.linear(hidden, fc3_weight) - - return output - - -def transformer_block_forward( - x, - attn_keys_cache, - attn_values_cache, - num_heads, - num_kv_groups, - W_norm1, - W_attn_query, - W_attn_key, - W_attn_value, - W_attn_out, - W_norm2, - W_ffn_fc1, - W_ffn_fc2, - W_ffn_fc3, - rope_angles, - attn_mask, -): - # Step 1: RMS normalization - x_norm = rms_norm_forward(x, W_norm1) - - # Step 2: Attention - attn_output, attn_keys, attn_values = grouped_query_attention_forward( - x_norm, - attn_keys_cache, - attn_values_cache, - W_attn_query, - W_attn_key, - W_attn_value, - W_attn_out, - rope_angles, - attn_mask, - num_heads, - num_kv_groups, - ) - - # Step 3: Residual - x = x + attn_output - - # Step 4: Post-norm - x_norm = rms_norm_forward(x, W_norm2) - - # Step 5: fully-connected feed-forward network - ffn_output = swiglu_ffn_forward(x_norm, W_ffn_fc1, W_ffn_fc2, W_ffn_fc3) - - # Step 6: Residual - x = x + ffn_output - - return x, attn_keys, attn_values - - -def llama_forward_pass(config, state): - batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape - - # Step 1: Token embedding. Llama 3.2 ties the output head to the token - # embedding, so out_head.weight is read here and again at step 5. - tok_emb_weight = config.model.out_head.weight - x = torch.nn.functional.embedding( - state.token_ids, tok_emb_weight - ) # (batch, seq_len, emb_dim) - - # Step 2: Create causal mask - attn_mask = torch.triu( - torch.ones(seq_len, seq_len, device=x.device, dtype=torch.bool), diagonal=1 - ) - - # Step 3: Apply transformer blocks - for layer_idx, block in enumerate(config.model.layers): - x, state.attn_keys_caches[layer_idx], state.attn_values_caches[layer_idx] = ( - transformer_block_forward( - x, - state.attn_keys_caches[layer_idx], - state.attn_values_caches[layer_idx], - config.n_heads, - config.n_kv_groups, - W_norm1=block.norm1.weight, - W_attn_query=block.attn.q.weight, - W_attn_key=block.attn.k.weight, - W_attn_value=block.attn.v.weight, - W_attn_out=block.attn.o.weight, - W_ffn_fc1=block.ffn.gate.weight, - W_ffn_fc2=block.ffn.up.weight, - W_ffn_fc3=block.ffn.down.weight, - W_norm2=block.norm2.weight, - rope_angles=config.angles, - attn_mask=attn_mask, - ) - ) - - # Step 4: Final normalization - final_norm_weight = config.model.norm.weight - x = rms_norm_forward(x, final_norm_weight) - - # Step 5: Output projection - logits = torch.nn.functional.linear( - x, config.model.out_head.weight - ) # (batch, seq_len, vocab_size) - - return logits, state - - -# Main -# ########################################################################## - - -def main(): - args = harness.parse_args() - prompt = harness.get_prompt(args.prompt_len) - config, state = harness.init(args.weights_path, args.tokenizer_path, prompt=prompt) - print(prompt, end="", flush=True) - harness.generate(config, state, llama_forward_pass, num_tokens=args.num_tokens) - - -if __name__ == "__main__": - main() diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py index b6c231d5ab..ccc991bfe4 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py @@ -5,11 +5,10 @@ """ Inference harness -- all the necessary code _other_ than the actual model (forward pass). -Exposes a 'harness' function that can be called with a 'forward_pass' function that implements the model. -The 'harness' function does the following: -1. Load and set up model weights, tokenizer, and RoPE angle look-up table. -2. Tokenize the provided input prompt. -3. Run the generation loop to produce new tokens; this calls the provided forward_pass function. Decode and print each generated token. +``init`` loads the weights, the tokenizer and the RoPE table and tokenizes +the prompt; ``generate`` runs the generation loop, calling the given +``forward_pass(config, state)`` for the prompt and then per token, and +decodes and prints each token. """ import torch @@ -19,9 +18,10 @@ import argparse import safetensors.torch -import tiktoken, tiktoken.load +import tiktoken +import tiktoken.load -from iron.models.llama import Llama +from iron.models.llama import Llama, rope_angles # Configuration # ########################################################################## @@ -69,65 +69,24 @@ def __init__(self, weights_path, tokenizer_path): self.model = Llama.from_hf(self, self.weights) self.tokenizer = get_tokenizer(tokenizer_path, self.special_tokens) - # Compute RoPE angle look-up table - self.angles = compute_rope_angles( - self.head_dim, self.context_length, self.rope_base - ) + # The RoPE angle look-up table + self.angles = rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length, self.rope_base) class LlamaModelState: + """What a forward pass is given: the tokens to run (the whole prompt for + prefill, the latest token for decode) and how many came before them. + The KV cache itself lives on the device.""" + def __init__(self, config): - # Current IDs of tokens being processed (most recent token for decode; all prompt tokens for prefill) self.token_ids = torch.empty(0, dtype=torch.long) - self.reset_kv_cache(config) - - def reset_kv_cache(self, config): self.num_preceding_tokens = 0 - # Set up KV cache -- initially empty - # This is what passes information from previous tokens to the current token during generation - self.attn_keys_caches = [ - torch.empty( - 1, - config.n_kv_groups, - 0, - config.head_dim, - dtype=config.model.layers[0].attn.k.weight.dtype, - ) # (batch_size, n_kv_groups, seq_len, head_dim) - for _ in range(config.n_layers) - ] - self.attn_values_caches = [ - torch.empty( - 1, - config.n_kv_groups, - 0, - config.head_dim, - dtype=config.model.layers[0].attn.v.weight.dtype, - ) # (batch_size, n_kv_groups, seq_len, head_dim) - for _ in range(config.n_layers) - ] # Utilities # ########################################################################## -def compute_rope_angles(head_dim, context_length, rope_base=500000.0): - """Compute RoPE (Rotary Position Embedding) angles.""" - # Precompute the frequency tensor - inv_freq = 1.0 / (rope_base ** (torch.arange(0, head_dim, 2).float() / head_dim)) - position = torch.arange(context_length).float() - freqs = torch.outer(position, inv_freq) - - cos = torch.cos(freqs) - sin = torch.sin(freqs) - - # Interleave cos and sin - create angles buffer - angles = torch.empty(context_length, head_dim) - angles[:, ::2] = cos - angles[:, 1::2] = sin - return angles - - def get_tokenizer(tokenizer_path, special_tokens): mergeable = tiktoken.load.load_tiktoken_bpe(tokenizer_path) return tiktoken.Encoding( @@ -218,9 +177,9 @@ def init( # Tokenize prompt prompt_token_ids = [config.special_tokens["<|begin_of_text|>"]] prompt_token_ids += config.tokenizer.encode(prompt) - assert ( - len(prompt_token_ids) <= config.context_length - ), f"Prompt length ({len(prompt_token_ids)} tokens) exceeds model context length ({config.context_length})" + assert len(prompt_token_ids) <= config.context_length, ( + f"Prompt length ({len(prompt_token_ids)} tokens) exceeds model context length ({config.context_length})" + ) prompt_token_ids = torch.tensor([prompt_token_ids], dtype=torch.long) state.token_ids = prompt_token_ids @@ -228,7 +187,7 @@ def init( return config, state -def generate(config, state, forward_pass, num_tokens=100, use_kv_cache=True): +def generate(config, state, forward_pass, num_tokens=100): # Generate tokens # First token (prefill) n_tokens_generated = 0 @@ -240,26 +199,14 @@ def generate(config, state, forward_pass, num_tokens=100, use_kv_cache=True): t_prefill_stop = time.perf_counter() # Remaining tokens (decode) - if use_kv_cache: - state.token_ids = torch.tensor([[first_token]], dtype=torch.long) - else: - state.reset_kv_cache(config) - state.token_ids = torch.cat( - [state.token_ids, torch.tensor([[first_token]], dtype=torch.long)], dim=1 - ) + state.token_ids = torch.tensor([[first_token]], dtype=torch.long) t_decode_start = time.perf_counter() for _ in range(num_tokens - 1): next_token, state = generate_token(config, forward_pass, state) token_text = config.tokenizer.decode([next_token]) n_tokens_generated += 1 print(token_text, end="", flush=True) - if use_kv_cache: - state.token_ids = torch.tensor([[next_token]], dtype=torch.long) - else: - state.reset_kv_cache(config) - state.token_ids = torch.cat( - [state.token_ids, torch.tensor([[next_token]], dtype=torch.long)], dim=1 - ) + state.token_ids = torch.tensor([[next_token]], dtype=torch.long) t_decode_end = time.perf_counter() t_prefill = t_prefill_stop - t_prefill_start diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index ab3897862c..7cf40b886b 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -3,19 +3,12 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -# Next steps for decode performance: -# [ ] All decode operators operate on 2048-padded buffers; instead, should bin into shorter sequence lengths and call smaller operators -# [ ] Opportunity to fuse data layout transformations (e.g., transpose ops) onto end of other operations (e.g., transpose after RoPE) -# [ ] Some kernels are not optimized; e.g., softmax masking is using scalar cores -# [ ] Fine-tune parameters of operators (e.g., num AIE columns, tile sizes) -# [ ] Patching of operators (instantiating new xrt::elf for each token) is slow; find quicker way of patching instruction sequence in-memory -# [ ] Spatial fusion of operators +"""Llama 3.2 1B on the NPU: the prefill and decode graphs as two fused images.""" import logging import sys from pathlib import Path -import numpy as np import torch import llama_inference_harness as harness @@ -24,7 +17,7 @@ sys.path.insert(0, str(repo_root)) from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 -from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 +from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 max_seq_len = 2048 @@ -41,7 +34,7 @@ class AIELlama: def __init__(self, config): context = AIEContext(build_dir="build_elf") - self.decode_graph = DecodeGraph(config, max_seq_len, tensor=_bf16_tensor) + self.decode_graph = DecodeGraph(config, max_seq_len) self.decode = self.decode_graph.compile(config, context=context) self.prefill_graph = PrefillGraph(config, self.decode_graph) self.prefill = self.prefill_graph.compile(config, context=context) @@ -53,10 +46,6 @@ def prefill_to_decode(self, config): self.decode.write(cache, self.prefill.read(cache)) -def _bf16_tensor(array): - return torch.from_numpy(np.ascontiguousarray(array)).to(torch.bfloat16) - - # Prefill # ########################################################################## @@ -152,9 +141,7 @@ def main(): npu = AIELlama(config) print(prompt, end="", flush=True) - harness.generate( - config, state, llama_forward_pass, use_kv_cache=True, num_tokens=args.num_tokens - ) + harness.generate(config, state, llama_forward_pass, num_tokens=args.num_tokens) if __name__ == "__main__": diff --git a/iron/models/llama.py b/iron/models/llama.py index a5664aaf8e..d14e78fc52 100644 --- a/iron/models/llama.py +++ b/iron/models/llama.py @@ -1,39 +1,29 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Llama 3.2's parameters, as a module tree. +"""Llama 3.2: its parameters as a module tree, and the plain forward pass. -A checkpoint is a ``state_dict``, so the thing that reads one should be an +A checkpoint is a ``state_dict``, so the thing that reads one is an ``nn.Module``. Declaring the tree once buys the whole surface for free: -``load_state_dict`` to fill it, ``named_parameters()`` to walk it, ``__repr__`` -to print it -- and, most usefully here, a *name* for every weight that is the -same string on the checkpoint, in the module tree, and on the device buffer. - -That last point is what this file is really for. Both llama backends used to -spell out where each weight came from, one hand-typed key per weight per -layer:: - - self.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"W_attn_query_{i}").torch_view()[:] = ( - config.weights[f"model.layers.{i}.self_attn.q_proj.weight"].flatten()) - -with a matching list on the prefill side. Nine of those per layer, in two -places, with a ``.T`` on some and not others. Here the same fact is one row of -:data:`FROM_HF`, and uploading is a loop over ``named_parameters()``. - -This tree holds parameters and nothing else -- no ``forward``. What llama -*computes* lives in ``iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/``: the NPU runlists in -``llama_npu.py`` and the torch reference in ``llama_cpu.py``. Giving this class -a third opinion on the same arithmetic would be the duplication the tree is -meant to remove. +``load_state_dict`` to fill it, ``named_parameters()`` to walk it, and a +*name* for every weight that is the same string on the checkpoint, in the +tree, and on the device buffer (the graphs in :mod:`iron.models.llama_graphs` +close over the tree and name their weight buffers from it). + +:meth:`Llama.forward` is the model as torch computes it: a stateless causal +pass over one token sequence. It is the second opinion the graphs are +checked against on the host (``iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py``): the +graph references define what the graphs compute, so only an independent +forward can catch a wiring mistake, a transposed layout or a softmax over +the wrong length. It needs no cache, because the logits at position ``t`` +of a causal pass over ``t + 1`` tokens are what a cached decode produces at +step ``t``. """ import torch +import torch.nn.functional as F from torch import nn -# Layout differs by phase and belongs to neither the checkpoint nor the model: -# prefill's GEMM wants each projection K-major (hence ``.T``), decode's GEMV -# wants it M-major. Both read the same parameter and transform on upload. - class Attention(nn.Module): """Grouped-query attention: q is full width, k and v are grouped.""" @@ -74,12 +64,42 @@ class Llama(nn.Module): def __init__(self, cfg, dtype=torch.bfloat16): super().__init__() + self.n_heads, self.n_kv_groups, self.head_dim = ( + cfg.n_heads, + cfg.n_kv_groups, + cfg.head_dim, + ) self.layers = nn.ModuleList([Block(cfg, dtype) for _ in range(cfg.n_layers)]) self.norm = _norm(cfg.emb_dim, dtype) # Llama 3.2 ties the output head to the token embedding, so this one # parameter is read both to embed a token and to produce logits. self.out_head = _proj(cfg.emb_dim, cfg.vocab_size, dtype) + def forward(self, tokens, angles): + """Logits at every position of one token sequence, causally. + + ``tokens`` is ``(n,)``; ``angles`` the RoPE table, of which the first + ``n`` rows apply. Returns ``(n, vocab_size)``. + """ + (n,), H, G, D = tokens.shape, self.n_heads, self.n_kv_groups, self.head_dim + x = F.embedding(tokens, self.out_head.weight) + for blk in self.layers: + h = blk.norm1(x) + q = _rope(blk.attn.q(h).view(n, H, D), angles[:n]) + k = _rope(blk.attn.k(h).view(n, G, D), angles[:n]) + v = blk.attn.v(h).view(n, G, D) + o = F.scaled_dot_product_attention( + q.transpose(0, 1), + k.transpose(0, 1), + v.transpose(0, 1), + is_causal=True, + enable_gqa=True, + ) + x = x + blk.attn.o(o.transpose(0, 1).reshape(n, H * D)) + h = blk.norm2(x) + x = x + blk.ffn.down(F.silu(blk.ffn.gate(h)) * blk.ffn.up(h)) + return self.out_head(self.norm(x)) + @classmethod def from_hf(cls, cfg, weights, dtype=torch.bfloat16): """Build the tree and fill it from a Hugging Face ``state_dict``. @@ -101,6 +121,26 @@ def from_hf(cls, cfg, weights, dtype=torch.bfloat16): return model +def rope_angles(head_dim, context_length, rope_base=500000.0): + """The RoPE table, ``(context_length, head_dim)``: cos and sin interleaved + per frequency, as the device kernel and :func:`_rope` read it.""" + inv_freq = 1.0 / (rope_base ** (torch.arange(0, head_dim, 2).float() / head_dim)) + freqs = torch.outer(torch.arange(context_length).float(), inv_freq) + angles = torch.empty(context_length, head_dim) + angles[:, ::2] = torch.cos(freqs) + angles[:, 1::2] = torch.sin(freqs) + return angles + + +def _rope(x, angles): + """Rotate the two halves of each ``(n, heads, head_dim)`` row by its position.""" + half = x.shape[-1] // 2 + x1, x2 = x[..., :half], x[..., half:] + cos = angles[:, ::2].unsqueeze(1).to(x.dtype) + sin = angles[:, 1::2].unsqueeze(1).to(x.dtype) + return torch.cat((x1 * cos - x2 * sin, x1 * sin + x2 * cos), dim=-1) + + # Hugging Face names, translated once # ########################################################################## diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_graphs.py b/iron/models/llama_graphs.py similarity index 96% rename from iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_graphs.py rename to iron/models/llama_graphs.py index 471d6a90b9..d4a345850e 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_graphs.py +++ b/iron/models/llama_graphs.py @@ -10,12 +10,16 @@ :class:`PrefillGraph` runs the prompt, at the compile-time maximum length with the prompt in a prefix, writes the caches and returns the last prompt token's logits. Both are traced here on handles; compiled by -``llama_npu.py`` against a device, or by a test against nothing. +``iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py`` against a device, or by a +test against nothing. ``config`` is the model's shape (``n_layers``, +``n_heads``, ``n_kv_groups``, ``head_dim``, ``emb_dim``, ``hidden_dim``) +with the parameter tree as ``config.model`` (:class:`iron.models.llama.Llama`). """ import math import numpy as np +import torch import iron from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad @@ -42,7 +46,7 @@ class DecodeGraph: tensor, since the elementwise multiply takes one. """ - def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None, tensor=None): + def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None): model = config.model H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim @@ -67,8 +71,7 @@ def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None, tensor=None): for i in range(config.n_layers) ] # 1/sqrt(head_dim) over every score, as the elementwise multiply wants it. - make = tensor or _numpy_bf16 - self.scale = make(np.full((H, L), 1.0 / math.sqrt(D), dtype=np.float32)) + self.scale = torch.full((H, L), 1.0 / math.sqrt(D), dtype=torch.bfloat16) keys, values, scale = self.keys, self.values, self.scale # Matrices are read as the checkpoint ships them, (out, in): GEMV's @@ -285,9 +288,3 @@ def trace(self, config): def compile(self, config, **kwargs): return self.graph.compile(**self.shapes(config), **kwargs) - - -def _numpy_bf16(array): - from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - - return np.asarray(array, dtype=bfloat16) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 2e93b22939..17b1bd77ca 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -516,9 +516,6 @@ class GEMM(Operator[GEMMOverlay]): M: int = dim() K: int = dim() N: int = dim() - # C drained one (m x n) tile per descriptor rather than one (m*4 x n) block. - separate_c_tiles: bool = field(default=False, repr=False) - # A @ B = C, with either operand optionally stored column-major. The # layout flags transpose a declared shape rather than resize it. A = In(M, K, dtype=GEMMOverlay.dtype_in, to=GEMMOverlay.a) @@ -604,7 +601,6 @@ def legal(buffer, tap): ov.mem_tile_n, ) c_col_maj, b_col_maj = ov.c_col_maj, ov.b_col_maj - separate_c_tiles = self.separate_c_tiles dtype_out = ov.dtype_out # A shim BD's outermost descriptor dimension lands in the ITERATION field, @@ -678,90 +674,65 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): # For small input sizes, we may not even need a "pong" iteration break for col in range(n_aie_cols): - if not separate_c_tiles: - # C Output Transfer for smaller N dimensions: - # The smallest transfer unit is a (m*n_aie_rows)-x-(n)-sized sub-tile of the matrix. - # Transfer one such tile for every (n_aie_cols)-th column, evenly spaced, - # then repeat that (current_tb_n_rows) times for the next contiguous blocks of rows. - # Each shim will start at a different column offset, transferring interleaved - # columns. - # - # Normally one descriptor walks all current_tb_n_rows - # row-blocks. When that outermost stride overflows the - # shim's 20-bit iteration step (see _hw_stride_ok - # above), issue one descriptor per row-block instead, - # carrying the row jump in the OFFSET -- which has no - # such limit -- and leaving the outer dimension - # degenerate. Same bytes, same order, same number of - # objects; only the descriptor is reshaped. - # - # These extra tasks are safe against the two shim - # limits neither the toolchain nor the verifier models. - # BD ids: all of a (tb, pingpong) iteration's tasks stay - # live until tg.finish() below, so they stay distinct -- - # 2 iterations x (2 C + 2 A + 2 B) = 12 of 16. Channel - # task queue: the C channel goes from 2 outstanding to - # current_tb_n_rows x 2 = 4, which is where A and B - # already sit. - C_rows = [(row_base, current_tb_n_rows)] + # C Output Transfer for smaller N dimensions: + # The smallest transfer unit is a (m*n_aie_rows)-x-(n)-sized sub-tile of the matrix. + # Transfer one such tile for every (n_aie_cols)-th column, evenly spaced, + # then repeat that (current_tb_n_rows) times for the next contiguous blocks of rows. + # Each shim will start at a different column offset, transferring interleaved + # columns. + # + # Normally one descriptor walks all current_tb_n_rows + # row-blocks. When that outermost stride overflows the + # shim's 20-bit iteration step (see _hw_stride_ok + # above), issue one descriptor per row-block instead, + # carrying the row jump in the OFFSET -- which has no + # such limit -- and leaving the outer dimension + # degenerate. Same bytes, same order, same number of + # objects; only the descriptor is reshaped. + # + # These extra tasks are safe against the two shim + # limits neither the toolchain nor the verifier models. + # BD ids: all of a (tb, pingpong) iteration's tasks stay + # live until tg.finish() below, so they stay distinct -- + # 2 iterations x (2 C + 2 A + 2 B) = 12 of 16. Channel + # task queue: the C channel goes from 2 outstanding to + # current_tb_n_rows x 2 = 4, which is where A and B + # already sit. + C_rows = [(row_base, current_tb_n_rows)] + if not c_col_maj: + row_stride = mem_tile_m_C * N + if current_tb_n_rows > 1 and not _hw_stride_ok( + row_stride, np.dtype(dtype_out).itemsize + ): + C_rows = [ + (row_base + r, 1) for r in range(current_tb_n_rows) + ] + for c_row_base, c_n_rows in C_rows: if not c_col_maj: - row_stride = mem_tile_m_C * N - if current_tb_n_rows > 1 and not _hw_stride_ok( - row_stride, np.dtype(dtype_out).itemsize - ): - C_rows = [ - (row_base + r, 1) for r in range(current_tb_n_rows) - ] - for c_row_base, c_n_rows in C_rows: - if not c_col_maj: - C_row_offset = c_row_base * mem_tile_m_C * N - C_col_offset = col * n - C_offset = C_col_offset + C_row_offset - C_sizes = [c_n_rows, N // mem_tile_n, mem_tile_m_C, n] - C_strides = [ - mem_tile_m_C * N if c_n_rows > 1 else 0, - mem_tile_n, - N, - 1, - ] - else: - C_row_offset = c_row_base * mem_tile_m_C - C_col_offset = col * n * M - C_offset = C_col_offset + C_row_offset - C_sizes = [N // mem_tile_n, n_aie_rows, n, m] - C_strides = [M * mem_tile_n, m, M, 1] - C_tile = TensorAccessPattern( - (N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N), - offset=C_offset, - sizes=C_sizes, - strides=C_strides, - ) - rt.drain(ov.c[col], (self.C, C_tile), group=tg, wait=True) + C_row_offset = c_row_base * mem_tile_m_C * N + C_col_offset = col * n + C_offset = C_col_offset + C_row_offset + C_sizes = [c_n_rows, N // mem_tile_n, mem_tile_m_C, n] + C_strides = [ + mem_tile_m_C * N if c_n_rows > 1 else 0, + mem_tile_n, + N, + 1, + ] + else: + C_row_offset = c_row_base * mem_tile_m_C + C_col_offset = col * n * M + C_offset = C_col_offset + C_row_offset + C_sizes = [N // mem_tile_n, n_aie_rows, n, m] + C_strides = [M * mem_tile_n, m, M, 1] + C_tile = TensorAccessPattern( + (N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N), + offset=C_offset, + sizes=C_sizes, + strides=C_strides, + ) + rt.drain(ov.c[col], (self.C, C_tile), group=tg, wait=True) for tile_row in range(current_tb_n_rows): - if separate_c_tiles: - # C Output Transfer for larger N dimensions: the - # smallest transfer unit is an (m)-x-(n)-sized - # sub-tile, one for every (n_aie_cols)-th column. - C_col_offset = col * n if not c_col_maj else col * n * M - if not c_col_maj: - C_block_offset = ( - (row_base + tile_row) * n_aie_rows * m * N - ) - C_offset = C_col_offset + C_block_offset - C_sizes = [1, n_c_col_tiles_per_core, mem_tile_m_C, n] - C_strides = [0, mem_tile_n, N, 1] - else: - C_block_offset = (row_base + tile_row) * n_aie_rows * m - C_offset = C_col_offset + C_block_offset - C_sizes = [n_c_col_tiles_per_core, 1, n, m] - C_strides = [M * mem_tile_n, 0, M, 1] - C_tile = TensorAccessPattern( - (N, M) if c_col_maj else (M, N), - offset=C_offset, - sizes=C_sizes, - strides=C_strides, - ) - rt.drain(ov.c[col], (self.C, C_tile), group=tg, wait=True) # A input transfer: the smallest unit is a # (m*n_A_tiles_per_shim)-sized sub-tile, one per column, # repeated (N//n//n_aie_cols) times; each shim carries @@ -789,55 +760,6 @@ def reference(self, A, B): """CPU reference: ``C = A @ B`` honoring ``b_col_maj`` / ``c_col_maj``.""" return reference(A, B, self.ov.b_col_maj, self.ov.c_col_maj) - def pad_A(self, A_np): - """Pad A matrix to match operator dimensions (M, K)""" - M, K = A_np.shape - if M > self.M: - raise ValueError(f"A rows ({M}) exceeds operator M ({self.M})") - if M == self.M and K == self.K: - return A_np - M_padded = ((M + self.M - 1) // self.M) * self.M - A_padded = np.zeros((M_padded, self.K), dtype=A_np.dtype) - A_padded[:M, :K] = A_np - return A_padded - - def pad_B(self, B_np): - """Pad B matrix to match operator dimensions based on layout""" - if self.ov.b_col_maj: - N, K = B_np.shape - if N > self.N or K > self.K: - raise ValueError( - f"B (col-major) shape ({N}, {K}) exceeds operator N ({self.N}), K ({self.K})" - ) - if N == self.N and K == self.K: - return B_np - B_padded = np.zeros((self.N, self.K), dtype=B_np.dtype) - B_padded[:N, :K] = B_np - else: - K, N = B_np.shape - if N > self.N or K > self.K: - raise ValueError( - f"B (row-major) shape ({K}, {N}) exceeds operator K ({self.K}), N ({self.N})" - ) - if K == self.K and N == self.N: - return B_np - B_padded = np.zeros((self.K, self.N), dtype=B_np.dtype) - B_padded[:K, :N] = B_np - return B_padded - - def partition_B(self, B, partition_N): - B_parts = [None] * partition_N - if B is None: - return B_parts - for i in range(partition_N): - col_start = i * self.N - col_end = (i + 1) * self.N - if self.ov.b_col_maj: - B_parts[i] = self.pad_B(B[col_start:col_end, :]) - else: - B_parts[i] = self.pad_B(B[:, col_start:col_end]) - return B_parts - # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The CPU reference this operator is checked against. diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py index a6889e7b96..f3a3a81c77 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py @@ -2,17 +2,11 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import time - -import numpy as np import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils -import torch -import ml_dtypes -from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test, verify_buffer +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test def get_params(): @@ -20,39 +14,38 @@ def get_params(): max_aie_columns = dev.cols device_type = dev.resolve().name # fmt: off - # M, K, N, num_aie_columns, b_col_maj, c_col_maj, m, k, n, trace_size, partition_N + # M, K, N, num_aie_columns, b_col_maj, c_col_maj, m, k, n, trace_size regular_params = [ - (2048, 2048, 2048, 1, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, True, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - ( 384, 1536, 1792, 4, True, False, 32, 48, 64, 0, 1), - (1792, 896, 1152, 8, False, True, 64, 32, 48, 0, 1), - ( 896, 1792, 640, 8, False, True, 32, 64, 80, 0, 1), - ( 192, 384, 64, 4, False, False, 48, 96, 16, 0, 1), - ( 192, 384, 64, 4, True, True, 48, 96, 16, 0, 1), - ( 64, 512, 256, 4, True, False, 16, 64, 64, 0, 4), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 1, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, True, True, 64, 64, 64, 0), + ( 384, 1536, 1792, 4, True, False, 32, 48, 64, 0), + (1792, 896, 1152, 8, False, True, 64, 32, 48, 0), + ( 896, 1792, 640, 8, False, True, 32, 64, 80, 0), + ( 192, 384, 64, 4, False, False, 48, 96, 16, 0), + ( 192, 384, 64, 4, True, True, 48, 96, 16, 0), ] extensive_params = [ - (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, False, False, 32, 32, 128, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 2048, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 8192, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, True, False, 128, 32, 32, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 2048, 2, False, True, 8, 16, 32, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 2048, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 8192, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, False, False, 32, 32, 128, 0), + (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 64, 2048, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 64, 8192, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, True, False, 128, 32, 32, 0), + (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 64, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 64, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 2, False, True, 8, 16, 32, 0), + (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 64, 2048, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 64, 8192, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0), # N wide enough that C's row stride (mem_tile_m_C * N) overflows the # shim BD's 20-bit iteration step, so the drain is issued as one # descriptor per row-block. Cover for that split. - (1024, 2560, 10240, 8, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2560, 10240, 8, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), + (1024, 2560, 10240, 8, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), + (2048, 2560, 10240, 8, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0), ] # fmt: on @@ -72,7 +65,6 @@ def add_params(param_list, is_extensive): k, n, trace_size, - partition_N, ) = p # Skip tests that require more columns than available on the device @@ -94,7 +86,7 @@ def add_params(param_list, is_extensive): @pytest.mark.parametrize( - "M,K,N,num_aie_columns,b_col_maj,c_col_maj,m,k,n,trace_size,partition_N", + "M,K,N,num_aie_columns,b_col_maj,c_col_maj,m,k,n,trace_size", get_params(), ) def test_gemm( @@ -108,11 +100,8 @@ def test_gemm( k, n, trace_size, - partition_N, aie_context, ): - total_N = N * partition_N - operator = GEMM( M=M, K=K, @@ -128,77 +117,10 @@ def test_gemm( context=aie_context, ) - # One (M, K) @ (K, total_N) product in the operator's layouts; with - # partitions, each runs its own N columns of it against the same A. - data = golden( - operator, normal=("A",), B=(total_N, K) if b_col_maj else (K, total_N) + data = golden(operator, normal=("A",)) + errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( + operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.005, abs_tol=0.005 ) - if partition_N == 1: - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.005, abs_tol=0.005 - ) - else: - compilable = operator.compile() - op_func = compilable.get_callable() - - # Convert B_full torch bfloat16 โ†’ numpy bfloat16 for partition_B - B_full_np = ( - data["B"].contiguous().view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - ) - - # Partition B using the operator method (handles slicing and padding) - B_parts = compilable.partition_B(B_full_np, partition_N) - - # Create A XRTTensor (shared across all partitions) - A_buf = XRTTensor.from_torch(data["A"].flatten()) - - # Allocate per-partition B and C XRTTensors - c_shape, c_dtype = ( - tuple(compilable.buffers[2].shape), - compilable.buffers[2].dtype, - ) - - B_bufs = [] - C_bufs = [] - for i in range(partition_N): - b_torch = ( - torch.from_numpy(B_parts[i].view(np.uint16)) - .view(torch.bfloat16) - .flatten() - ) - B_bufs.append(XRTTensor.from_torch(b_torch)) - C_bufs.append(XRTTensor(c_shape, dtype=c_dtype)) - - # Run each partition - start_time = time.perf_counter() - for i in range(partition_N): - op_func(A_buf, B_bufs[i], C_bufs[i]) - end_time = time.perf_counter() - latency_us = (end_time - start_time) * 1e6 - - # Read back and concatenate C partitions along the column dimension - C_parts_torch = [buf.to_torch().reshape(c_shape) for buf in C_bufs] - if c_col_maj: - C_concat = torch.cat(C_parts_torch, dim=0) - else: - C_concat = torch.cat(C_parts_torch, dim=1) - - # Compare concatenated output to full reference - C_expected = data["C"] - buf_errors = verify_buffer( - C_concat, "C", C_expected, rel_tol=0.005, abs_tol=0.005 - ) - errors = {"C": buf_errors} if buf_errors else {} - - # Calculate bandwidth - a_bytes = data["A"].nelement() * 2 # bf16 = 2 bytes - b_bytes = sum(p.nbytes for p in B_parts) - c_bytes = C_concat.nelement() * 2 - total_bytes = a_bytes + b_bytes + c_bytes - bandwidth_gbps = total_bytes / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 - record_metric("Latency", latency_us) - record_metric("Bandwidth", bandwidth_gbps) - - record_metric("Throughput", (2.0 * M * K * total_N) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) + record_metric("Throughput", (2.0 * M * K * N) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) assert not errors, "Test failed" diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index 37c797edf0..f242c63d96 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -304,12 +304,9 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill_traces_over_a_sequence(monkeypatch): def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): - import sys - from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - sys.path.insert(0, "iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b") - from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph + from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph cfg = _Config() L = 256 @@ -370,12 +367,9 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): def test_llama_prefill_traces_over_the_decode_caches(): - import sys - from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - sys.path.insert(0, "iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b") - from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph cfg = _Config() L = cfg.context_length diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py index b3d36d0064..2e7ccc561c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py @@ -1,125 +1,43 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""A Llama 3.2 model at a size a host test runs in seconds, with random weights.""" - -import sys -from pathlib import Path +"""Llama 3.2's shape at a size a host test runs in seconds, on the real tree.""" import torch -sys.path.insert( - 0, str(Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "applications" / "llama_3.2_1b") -) -from llama_inference_harness import compute_rope_angles # noqa: E402 - - -class _Param: - def __init__(self, tensor): - self.weight = tensor - - -class _Attn: - pass - - -def _draw(gen): - def w(*shape, scale): - return _Param((torch.randn(*shape, generator=gen) * scale).to(torch.bfloat16)) - - return w - - -def _zeros(*shape, scale): - """Shape-only weights: a build reads shapes, and zero pages cost nothing.""" - return _Param(torch.zeros(*shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16)) - - -class _Block: - def __init__(self, w, E, H, G, D, F): - self.norm1, self.norm2 = w(E, scale=0.1), w(E, scale=0.1) - self.norm1.weight += 1 - self.norm2.weight += 1 - self.attn = _Attn() - self.attn.q, self.attn.k = ( - w(H * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), - w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), - ) - self.attn.v, self.attn.o = ( - w(G * D, E, scale=E**-0.5), - w(E, H * D, scale=(H * D) ** -0.5), - ) - self.ffn = _Attn() - self.ffn.gate, self.ffn.up = w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5), w(F, E, scale=E**-0.5) - self.ffn.down = w(E, F, scale=F**-0.5) - - -class _Model: - def __init__(self, cfg, seed=0, *, w=None): - gen = torch.Generator().manual_seed(seed) - w = w or _draw(gen) - self.layers = [ - _Block( - w, - cfg.emb_dim, - cfg.n_heads, - cfg.n_kv_groups, - cfg.head_dim, - cfg.hidden_dim, - ) - for _ in range(cfg.n_layers) - ] - self.norm = w(cfg.emb_dim, scale=0.1) - self.norm.weight += 1 - self.out_head = w(cfg.vocab_size, cfg.emb_dim, scale=cfg.emb_dim**-0.5) - - def named_parameters(self): - for i, blk in enumerate(self.layers): - for path in ( - "norm1", - "norm2", - "attn.q", - "attn.k", - "attn.v", - "attn.o", - "ffn.gate", - "ffn.up", - "ffn.down", - ): - obj = blk - for part in path.split("."): - obj = getattr(obj, part) - yield f"layers.{i}.{path}.weight", obj.weight - yield "norm.weight", self.norm.weight - yield "out_head.weight", self.out_head.weight +from iron.models.llama import Llama, rope_angles class Config: - """Llama's shape at a size the reference runs in seconds; a real layout, small. + """Llama's shape, small, with the parameter tree drawn at a seed. - The model is what ``DecodeGraph`` and ``llama_cpu`` both read: layers of - ``norm1/norm2``, ``attn.q/k/v/o`` and ``ffn.gate/up/down`` weights, the - final norm and the output head, drawn at a seed so both sides see the - same numbers; ``angles`` is the RoPE table for ``context_length``. + ``model`` is :class:`iron.models.llama.Llama` at these dimensions, so the + graphs, the forward and the checkpoint loader all read one tree; + ``angles`` is the RoPE table for ``context_length``. """ n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 2, 16, 4, 64 emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 256, 512, 1024 context_length = 64 - def __init__(self, *, w=None): - self.model = _Model(self, w=w) - self.angles = compute_rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).to( - torch.bfloat16 - ) + def __init__(self, seed=0): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + self.model = Llama(self).requires_grad_(False) + self.angles = rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).to(torch.bfloat16) class Llama1B(Config): - """Llama 3.2 1B's real shape, with zero weights: for builds, not numbers.""" + """Llama 3.2 1B's real shape with unset weights: for builds, not numbers. + + The tree is made on the meta device and given storage without writing + it, so the 2.5 GB is mapped and never touched.""" n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 16, 32, 8, 64 emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 2048, 8192, 128256 context_length = 2048 def __init__(self): - super().__init__(w=_zeros) + with torch.device("meta"): + model = Llama(self) + self.model = model.to_empty(device="cpu").requires_grad_(False) + self.angles = rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).to(torch.bfloat16) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index 1bd6e359c2..f0c3234b05 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -1,22 +1,23 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""The graphs' references against the model's own CPU reference. - -``llama_cpu.py`` is the reference the NPU application is judged against: a -plain torch forward pass with a growing KV cache. ``PrefillGraph`` and -``DecodeGraph`` are the same computation as graph functions, and -``GraphFunction.reference`` runs each operator by operator through its -``reference()`` on host tensors, with the per-call values modelled (the -last prompt row selects the logits, the cache offset moves the copy, the -vector size masks the softmax) and the caches as state. So the two can be -compared without a device, from the same prompt: that checks the graphs' -wiring (layouts, reshapes, the scale, the repeat, the transposes, the -cache handoff between the phases) against the model, leaving only the -kernels' arithmetic for hardware. - -Both sides compute in bfloat16 with different operation orders, so the -logits agree to bf16 tolerance and the argmax exactly. +"""The graphs' references against the model's plain forward pass. + +``Llama.forward`` is a stateless causal pass in torch, the oracle the NPU +application is judged against. ``PrefillGraph`` and ``DecodeGraph`` are the +same computation as graph functions, and ``GraphFunction.reference`` runs +each operator by operator through its ``reference()`` on host tensors, with +the per-call values modelled (the last prompt row selects the logits, the +cache offset moves the copy, the vector size masks the softmax) and the +caches as state. So the two can be compared without a device, from the +same prompt: that checks the graphs' wiring (layouts, reshapes, the scale, +the repeat, the transposes, the cache handoff between the phases) against +the model, leaving only the kernels' arithmetic for hardware. + +The oracle needs no cache: the logits at position ``t`` of a causal pass +over ``t + 1`` tokens are what a cached decode produces at step ``t``. Both +sides compute in bfloat16 with different operation orders, so the logits +agree to bf16 tolerance and the argmax exactly. """ import sys @@ -28,57 +29,26 @@ APP = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "applications" / "llama_3.2_1b" sys.path.insert(0, str(APP)) -import llama_cpu # noqa: E402 import llama_npu # noqa: E402 -from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 from llama_inference_harness import LlamaModelState # noqa: E402 +from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config # noqa: E402 -def _embed(config, token): - return torch.nn.functional.embedding(token, config.model.out_head.weight) +def oracle(config, tokens): + """The plain forward's logits at every position, in float.""" + return config.model(tokens, config.angles).float() -def cpu_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens): - """Prefill the prompt, then decode ``n_tokens`` greedily; logits per step and the caches.""" - state = LlamaModelState(config) - state.token_ids = prompt - logits, state = llama_cpu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) - prefill_caches = ( - [c.clone() for c in state.attn_keys_caches], - [c.clone() for c in state.attn_values_caches], - ) - out, token = [], logits[0, -1].argmax() - for _ in range(n_tokens): - state.token_ids = token.reshape(1, 1) - logits, state = llama_cpu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) - out.append(logits[0, -1].float()) - token = logits[0, -1].argmax() - return out, prefill_caches +def _embed(config, tokens): + return torch.nn.functional.embedding(tokens, config.model.out_head.weight) def decode_graph(config): """The decode graph at the test's context length, four columns wide so the prefill graph's tiles divide the scaled model.""" - return DecodeGraph( - config, - config.context_length, - num_aie_columns=4, - tensor=lambda a: torch.as_tensor(a).to(torch.bfloat16), - ) - - -def seed_caches(config, graph, caches): - """Write the CPU prefill's caches into the graph's states, in its layout.""" - L, D = config.context_length, config.head_dim - keys, values = caches - for i in range(config.n_layers): - for state, cache in ((graph.keys[i], keys[i]), (graph.values[i], values[i])): - host = torch.zeros(state.shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - P = cache.shape[2] - host.view(config.n_kv_groups, L, D)[:, :P, :] = cache[0] - state.host = host + return DecodeGraph(config, config.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) def graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt): @@ -87,26 +57,34 @@ def graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt): The graph runs at the context length: the prompt fills the first rows of ``x`` and the rest are zero; ``last`` picks the last prompt row.""" L, E = config.context_length, config.emb_dim - n = prompt.shape[1] + n = prompt.shape[0] x = torch.zeros(L, E, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - x[:n] = _embed(config, prompt).reshape(n, E) + x[:n] = _embed(config, prompt) pre = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) logits = pre.graph.reference(x, config.angles[:L], last=(n - 1) * E) return logits.reshape(-1).float() -def graph_decode(config, graph, prompt, n_tokens, first_logits, *, vector_size): - """Decode ``n_tokens`` through the graph's reference from its seeded caches.""" +def graph_decode(config, graph, tokens, pos, *, vector_size=None): + """Feed ``tokens`` one at a time through the decode graph's reference from + position ``pos``, its caches as they are; the logits after each.""" D = config.head_dim - out, token = [], first_logits.argmax() - pos = prompt.shape[1] - for step in range(n_tokens): - x = _embed(config, token.reshape(1, 1)).reshape(1, config.emb_dim) + out = [] + for step, token in enumerate(tokens): + x = _embed(config, token.reshape(1)).reshape(1, config.emb_dim) angles = config.angles[pos : pos + 1] - logits = graph.graph.reference( - x, angles, cache_offset=pos * D, vector_size=vector_size(step, pos) - ) - logits = logits.reshape(-1).float() + n = pos + 1 if vector_size is None else vector_size(step, pos) + logits = graph.graph.reference(x, angles, cache_offset=pos * D, vector_size=n) + out.append(logits.reshape(-1).float()) + pos += 1 + return out + + +def greedy(config, graph, first_logits, pos, n_tokens): + """Generate ``n_tokens`` greedily through the decode reference from ``pos``.""" + out, token = [], first_logits.argmax() + for _ in range(n_tokens): + (logits,) = graph_decode(config, graph, token.reshape(1), pos) out.append(logits) token = logits.argmax() pos += 1 @@ -115,23 +93,19 @@ def graph_decode(config, graph, prompt, n_tokens, first_logits, *, vector_size): @pytest.fixture(scope="module") def cpu(): + """A prompt, the oracle's logits for it, and six greedy tokens' logits.""" torch.manual_seed(1) config = _Config() - prompt = torch.randint(0, config.vocab_size, (1, 8)) + prompt = torch.randint(0, config.vocab_size, (8,)) n_tokens = 6 - logits, caches = cpu_decode(config, prompt, n_tokens) - return config, prompt, n_tokens, logits, caches - - -def _first_logits(config, prompt): - state = LlamaModelState(config) - state.token_ids = prompt - logits, _ = llama_cpu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) - return logits[0, -1] - - -def _context_length(step, pos): - return pos + 1 # prompt + tokens so far + tokens, expected = prompt, [] + first = oracle(config, tokens)[-1] + logits = first + for _ in range(n_tokens): + tokens = torch.cat([tokens, logits.argmax().reshape(1)]) + logits = oracle(config, tokens)[-1] + expected.append(logits) + return config, prompt, first, expected def _assert_close(got, expected): @@ -146,64 +120,46 @@ def _assert_close(got, expected): ) -def test_the_decode_reference_matches_the_cpu_reference_token_by_token(cpu): - config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, caches = cpu +def test_decode_from_an_empty_cache_matches_the_forward_token_by_token(cpu): + """The decode graph alone: the prompt fed one token at a time from an + empty cache, then the generated tokens.""" + config, prompt, first, expected = cpu graph = decode_graph(config) - seed_caches(config, graph, caches) - first = _first_logits(config, prompt) - got = graph_decode( - config, graph, prompt, n_tokens, first, vector_size=_context_length - ) + over_prompt = graph_decode(config, graph, prompt, 0) + _assert_close([over_prompt[-1]], [first]) + got = greedy(config, graph, over_prompt[-1], prompt.shape[0], len(expected)) _assert_close(got, expected) -def test_the_prefill_reference_matches_the_cpu_prefill_and_hands_decode_its_caches( - cpu, -): - config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, caches = cpu +def test_prefill_matches_the_forward_and_hands_decode_its_caches(cpu): + config, prompt, first, expected = cpu graph = decode_graph(config) - first = graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt) - _assert_close([first], [_first_logits(config, prompt).float()]) - # The caches hold the prompt's keys and values in decode's layout. - L, D, n = config.context_length, config.head_dim, prompt.shape[1] - keys, values = caches - for i in range(config.n_layers): - for state, cache in ((graph.keys[i], keys[i]), (graph.values[i], values[i])): - got = state.host.view(config.n_kv_groups, L, D)[:, :n, :].float() - want = cache[0].float() - assert (got - want).abs().max() <= 0.05 * want.abs().max(), (i, state) - # Decode continues from them, without the CPU's caches. - got = graph_decode( - config, graph, prompt, n_tokens, first, vector_size=_context_length - ) + got_first = graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt) + _assert_close([got_first], [first]) + # Decode continues from the caches prefill wrote. + got = greedy(config, graph, got_first, prompt.shape[0], len(expected)) _assert_close(got, expected) def test_the_cumulative_vector_size_is_not_the_context_length(cpu): - """ยง18's first candidate. llama_npu.py writes the softmax's valid length - as a running sum of context lengths, so from the second token on the - softmax sees stale zero columns beyond the context as real keys. - Modelled here: it drifts from the CPU reference where the correct - context length does not.""" - config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, caches = cpu + """ยง18's first candidate. llama_npu.py used to write the softmax's valid + length as a running sum of context lengths, so from the second token on + the softmax saw stale zero columns beyond the context as real keys. + Modelled here: it drifts from the forward where the correct context + length does not.""" + config, prompt, first, expected = cpu + graph = decode_graph(config) + graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt) cum = {"total": 0} def cumulative(step, pos): cum["total"] += pos + 1 return min(cum["total"], config.context_length) - graph = decode_graph(config) - seed_caches(config, graph, caches) - got = graph_decode( - config, - graph, - prompt, - n_tokens, - _first_logits(config, prompt), - vector_size=cumulative, - ) + tokens = torch.stack([first.argmax()] + [e.argmax() for e in expected[:-1]]) + got = graph_decode(config, graph, tokens, prompt.shape[0], vector_size=cumulative) # The first token is right (a sum of one term), later ones are not. - assert torch.allclose(got[0], expected[0], atol=0.05 * expected[0].abs().max()) + _assert_close(got[:1], expected[:1]) drift = [(a - b).abs().max().item() for a, b in zip(got[1:], expected[1:])] assert max(drift) > 0.05 * expected[1].abs().max(), drift @@ -229,7 +185,7 @@ def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu, monkeypatch): """llama_npu.py's own forward pass, its two images stood in by the graph references: the embedding, the prompt's padding and its last-row offset, the angles, the cache handoff and decode's values are the application's.""" - config, prompt, n_tokens, expected, _ = cpu + config, prompt, first, expected = cpu graph = decode_graph(config) prefill = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) npu = llama_npu.AIELlama.__new__(llama_npu.AIELlama) @@ -239,12 +195,12 @@ def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu, monkeypatch): monkeypatch.setattr(llama_npu, "max_seq_len", config.context_length) state = LlamaModelState(config) - state.token_ids = prompt + state.token_ids = prompt.reshape(1, -1) logits, state = llama_npu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) assert logits.shape == (1, 1, config.vocab_size) - _assert_close([logits[0, -1].float()], [_first_logits(config, prompt).float()]) + _assert_close([logits[0, -1].float()], [first]) got, token = [], logits[0, -1].argmax() - for _ in range(n_tokens): + for _ in range(len(expected)): state.token_ids = token.reshape(1, 1) logits, state = llama_npu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) got.append(logits[0, -1].float()) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index dcd88d205d..34c4633341 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -24,7 +24,6 @@ image on. """ -import sys from pathlib import Path import pytest @@ -94,8 +93,7 @@ def _assert_values_in_table(traced, work): def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) - from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph + from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph cfg = _Config() traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) @@ -112,8 +110,7 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(tmp_path): 430), past this gate's memory at the full depth.""" from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Llama1B - sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) - from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph cfg = Llama1B() cfg.n_layers, cfg.model.layers = 1, cfg.model.layers[:1] @@ -127,8 +124,7 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(tmp_path): def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) - from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph cfg = _Config() decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index a2eae94dd5..87e00028fd 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ """ import dataclasses -import sys from pathlib import Path import numpy as np @@ -32,8 +31,7 @@ def _lower_all(traced, tmp_path): def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) - from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph + from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph cfg = _Config() traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) @@ -45,8 +43,7 @@ def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): def test_prefill_graph_operators_lower_with_their_value(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - sys.path.insert(0, str(Path("iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b").resolve())) - from llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph cfg = _Config() decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) From bcea46a5e7a2f2f4f8345e6346f1d826840e3596 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 01:47:04 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 133/215] flm: the shipped binary is a second overlay of GEMM, not a second operator flm.MMPrebuilt re-declared what flm.GEMM already declares: the dimensions, the epilogue and clamp, validate, reference, and a copy of the packaging. Now GEMM(Shipped(), ...) drives FastFlowLM's mm.xclbin through the same operator, and Shipped (flm/gemm/shipped.py, a subclass of the port's overlay) carries only what is the binary's own: the pinned image, the shim pins, the eight-word parameter block, B's packing order and the transfer order its memtiles expect. The instruction stream is byte-identical to MMPrebuilt's at four shapes. Three library rules made that spellable. A subclass hides an inherited member by assigning it None (the port's residents are not the image's). An overlay may own the sequence (sequence(op, rt), ahead of the operator's design) and lay the operator's values out into its residents (resident_values). Packaging a foreign overlay, the download and the instructions-only compile against its kernel name, is the library's, so a later shipped image needs none. The shipped overlay's device tests join the port's test file, marked extensive and NPU2-only per case; the benchmark and the README follow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 4 +- iron/common/build.py | 18 +- iron/common/declare.py | 68 ++++- iron/common/foreign.py | 9 +- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 2 +- iron/operators/flm/__init__.py | 13 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/README.md | 69 ++++- iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py | 10 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py | 2 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 8 + iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py | 2 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py | 234 +++++++++++++++++ iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py | 167 +++++++++++++ iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/README.md | 64 ----- iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py | 51 ---- iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py | 306 ----------------------- iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py | 170 ------------- iron/operators/flm/packing.py | 4 +- iron/tests/common/build.py | 24 +- iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py | 6 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 23 +- iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py | 19 +- 22 files changed, 610 insertions(+), 663 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/README.md delete mode 100644 iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py delete mode 100644 iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index eee4089949..3bd8f7b741 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1043,7 +1043,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | swiglu composites as graph functions (ยง14 step 3, last) | `swiglu_decode/op.py`, `swiglu_prefill/op.py` | traced: five steps, gate and up on one array with one design key, extents from the input shape; the no-padding rule at trace time | **needs a run**: the two hardware tests were rewritten onto `compile()`/call and read intermediates through `net.buffer(handle)` | | lowering gate (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py`, `lowering_graph.py` | 116 + 12 lowerings to instruction streams; MLIR diffed against PR 215 per case | kernels compile (the full ELF, next row); **needs a device**: numbers | | full ELF (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py` | โ€” | swiglu decode and the scaled decode graph build to fused ELFs; the parameter table names both bound values; the real-size decode graph builds too (13.3 MB) | **needs a device**: loading, `params.write`, numbers | -| xclbin (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py`, `patches/` | โ€” | separate dispatch on both devices, one kernel per design; flm/gemm's two compiles; mm_prebuilt's instructions and image; a plain operator on npu1 | **needs a device**: running the chain | +| xclbin (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py`, `patches/` | โ€” | separate dispatch on both devices, one kernel per design; flm/gemm's two compiles; the shipped flm image's instructions and image; a plain operator on npu1 | **needs a device**: running the chain | | xclbinutil round trip | `iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py` | the installed tool dumps an AIE partition flat and re-adds it; names the unpatched hrx bug and points at the patch | โ€” | โ€” | | ahead-of-time compile (see above) | `iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py`, `xclbin.py` (the swiglu graph goes through `compile()`), `sequence.py` `link()`, `CompiledGraph.callable` | โ€” | `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` links both images without a runtime | **needs a device**: the first call | | step 5, device-free halves | `iron/common/jit_compile.py` `compile_insts`, ยง11, ยง12 | โ€” | S1 builds (fused sequence as xclbin + expanded stream), S4 builds (two sequences in one ELF), S2 answered from XRT's source (no scratchpad off the ELF path); the instructions-only compile in use for flm/gemm and mm_prebuilt; the S1 and S4 build tests went to the shelved branch with what was built on them | **needs a device**: S1's and S4's runs, S3, the dispatch bridge on a fused graph once `DispatchTime` reaches graphs | @@ -1055,7 +1055,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | llama prefill as a graph function (ยง20) | `llama_graphs.py` `PrefillGraph`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at the scaled config: 18 steps per block, one value (`last`), every projection a column-major GEMM over the checkpoint weight, MHA on the interleaved layout, caches as decode's states; the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill's last-token logits and caches, and decode continues from the graph's own caches; the application's forward pass runs both phases over the references | operators lower with the value; full ELF at the scaled config with `last` in the table; at Llama size the trace has 291 steps over 11 overlays and one layer builds to a full ELF (the sixteen-layer sequence lowering is past this host's memory, see ยง20) | **needs a device**: the token stream and time to first token (ยง20 step 8) | | llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/models/llama_graphs.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF, and โ†’ the chained xclbins) verified by the full-ELF and xclbin gates; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | -| mm_prebuilt, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py` | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | +| the shipped flm image, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py` (was `mm_prebuilt/`, a second operator; now a second overlay of `flm.GEMM`, its instruction stream byte-identical at four shapes) | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm and mha are declared overrides (`design(rt)` over the same `Sequence`), with diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 6ad2632f82..17d374e0d3 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -333,9 +333,20 @@ def _plus(ssa, constant: int): return ssa + arith.constant(int(constant), np_dtype_to_mlir_type(np.int32)) +def run_design(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, seq) -> None: + """The transfers: the overlay's sequence when it owns one, else the + operator's override, else the one derived from the declarations.""" + if ov.has_sequence(): + ov.sequence(op, seq) + elif op.has_design_override(): + op.design(seq) + else: + _derived(seq, op, ov) + + def _preamble(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, target: Target) -> None: """Residents, then barriers, then the parameter sync, before any DMA.""" - values = op.residents() + values = ov.resident_values(op) writes: dict[int, tuple] = {} # id(buffer) -> (buffer, {index: value}) for name, res in ov.residents.items(): if res.optional and not res.targets: @@ -498,10 +509,7 @@ def sequence(*args): value.ssa = scalar seq = Sequence(op, ov, rt_data) _preamble(seq, op, ov, target) - if op.has_design_override(): - op.design(seq) - else: - _derived(seq, op, ov) + run_design(op, ov, seq) # A declared stream slot this extent never transfers on (mem_copy's # idle cores at a small size) still needs a shim endpoint, or the # program cannot be resolved. Place it on any shim tile. diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 20b7f9cc76..5d9cb0ba06 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -858,12 +858,20 @@ def _members_of(cls: type) -> list[_Member]: The most derived class's body order wins for the members it declares; inherited members it does not redeclare follow, in their own order. So a subclass that inserts a buffer between two inherited ones (a weight - between an input and an output) gets the order it wrote. + between an input and an output) gets the order it wrote. A member the + subclass sets to ``None`` is hidden. """ ordered: dict[str, _Member] = {} + seen: set[str] = set() for klass in cls.__mro__: for name, value in vars(klass).items(): - if isinstance(value, _Member) and name not in ordered: + if name in seen: + continue + seen.add(name) + # A subclass hides an inherited member by assigning it None: a + # foreign overlay of a built one keeps its fields and streams but + # not its residents, whose block the image lays out differently. + if isinstance(value, _Member): ordered[name] = value return list(ordered.values()) @@ -1000,7 +1008,9 @@ def operator(cls: type) -> type: cls._members = tuple(members) # type: ignore[attr-defined] cls._dim_fields = tuple(f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "dim") # type: ignore[attr-defined] - cls._tunable_fields = tuple(f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "tunable") # type: ignore[attr-defined] + cls._tunable_fields = tuple( + f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "tunable" + ) # type: ignore[attr-defined] if issubclass(cls, Overlay): _finish_overlay(cls) @@ -1133,6 +1143,25 @@ def foreign(self) -> Xclbin | None: """The downloaded image this overlay is, if IRON did not build it.""" return type(self)._foreign + # -- the sequence, when the overlay owns it ----------------------------- + + def sequence(self, op: "Operator", rt) -> None: + """The runtime sequence for ``op`` on this overlay, when the overlay + rather than the operator knows it: a foreign image consumes its + transfers in the order it was built for, whatever operator drives it. + Takes precedence over the operator's ``design(rt)``.""" + raise NotImplementedError + + @classmethod + def has_sequence(cls) -> bool: + return cls.sequence is not Overlay.sequence + + def resident_values(self, op: "Operator") -> dict[str, Any]: + """The words for this overlay's residents, from ``op``. By default the + operator's own ``residents()``; a foreign overlay lays the operator's + values out into the block its image reads.""" + return op.residents() + def __post_init__(self) -> None: self._tuned = False self._specialised: dict[str, Any] = {} @@ -1688,11 +1717,19 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self, image: str = "elf"): return mlir_artifact_for(self, image=image) def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - # Nothing: the kernels are ExternalFunctions the design declares and + # The kernels are ExternalFunctions the design declares and # CompilableDesign compiles; the xclbin and instructions are built by # link_xclbin(). The artifact graph is for what is not compiled at - # all (flm.MMPrebuilt's downloaded xclbin). - return + # all: a foreign overlay's downloaded image. + image = self.ov.foreign + if image is None: + return + from .compilation.base import RemoteFileArtifact + + self.xclbin_artifact = RemoteFileArtifact( + image.filename, url=image.url, sha256=image.sha256 + ) + self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact]) def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False) -> "Operator": """Build the artifact graph, then the xclbin and instructions. @@ -1707,13 +1744,25 @@ def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False) -> "Operator": return self def link_xclbin(self) -> None: - """Compile this operator's xclbin and instructions, once (idempotent).""" + """Compile this operator's xclbin and instructions, once (idempotent). + + On a foreign overlay the image is the downloaded one, so only this + shape's instruction stream is compiled.""" if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: return from pathlib import Path - from .jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts + from .jit_compile import compile_insts, compile_xclbin_insts + if self.ov.foreign is not None: + if not self.artifacts: + self.set_up_artifacts() + self._insts_path = compile_insts( + self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, + Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.bin", + ) + self._xclbin_path = self.xclbin_artifact.filename + return self._xclbin_path, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.xclbin", @@ -1726,9 +1775,10 @@ def get_callable(self): from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel self.link_xclbin() + image = self.ov.foreign npu_kernel = NPUKernel( xclbin_path=str(self._xclbin_path), - kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" if image is None else image.kernel_name, insts_path=str(self._insts_path), ) handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) diff --git a/iron/common/foreign.py b/iron/common/foreign.py index 17f4a2fbdd..70273072cd 100644 --- a/iron/common/foreign.py +++ b/iron/common/foreign.py @@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ def write_residents(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, core_tiles, emit) -> None: consecutive addresses. All writes precede the first lock release, so no core reads a half-written buffer. """ - values = op.residents() + values = ov.resident_values(op) residents = list(ov.residents.values()) for res in residents: if res.name not in values: @@ -155,14 +155,11 @@ def write_residents(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, core_tiles, emit) -> None: def run_sequence(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data, core_tiles, emit) -> None: """Residents, then the operator's sequence, then the trailing awaits.""" - from .build import _derived + from .build import run_design write_residents(op, ov, core_tiles, emit) seq = ForeignSequence(op, ov, rt_data, emit) - if op.has_design_override(): - op.design(seq) - else: - _derived(seq, op, ov) + run_design(op, ov, seq) seq.finish() diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index e7ad1bb6ea..99c862ad06 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -345,7 +345,7 @@ def compile_insts(generator, insts_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: The instructions-only compile of OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง11: an operator whose array is already built (flm/gemm's configuration xclbin at the - reference shape, mm_prebuilt's downloaded image, any operator sharing an + reference shape, a foreign overlay's downloaded image, any operator sharing an overlay) needs only its runtime sequence lowered. ``aiecc --get-npu-insts`` does exactly that, without compiling a core, so no kernel object and no Peano are involved. ``CompilableDesign.compile()`` diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/__init__.py b/iron/operators/flm/__init__.py index 3bc3767ae7..b88143a4cd 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/__init__.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/__init__.py @@ -5,17 +5,18 @@ Operators are re-exported lazily (PEP 562): - from iron.operators.flm import GEMM # imports iron.operators.flm.gemm.op + from iron.operators.flm import GEMM, Shipped # imports iron.operators.flm.gemm.* """ import importlib _OPERATOR_MODULES = { # The port, built from source for the current device. - "GEMM": "gemm", - # The shipped overlay itself, downloaded as a pinned binary. NPU2 only; - # exists so the port can be measured against what it was ported from. - "MMPrebuilt": "mm_prebuilt", + "GEMM": "gemm.op", + # The shipped overlay itself, downloaded as a pinned binary, as a second + # overlay for GEMM: GEMM(Shipped(), ...). NPU2 only; exists so the port + # can be measured against what it was ported from. + "Shipped": "gemm.shipped", } __all__ = sorted(_OPERATOR_MODULES) @@ -26,7 +27,7 @@ def __getattr__(name): module = _OPERATOR_MODULES.get(name) if module is None: raise AttributeError(f"module {__name__!r} has no attribute {name!r}") - return getattr(importlib.import_module(f".{module}.op", __name__), name) + return getattr(importlib.import_module(f".{module}", __name__), name) def __dir__(): diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/README.md b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/README.md index 28375662bd..d05548b9f1 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/README.md +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/README.md @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ and can pack its weights once. Pick `iron.operators.GEMM` when you need tiling control or cannot pre-pack B. The shipped overlay itself is available as -[`iron.operators.flm.MMPrebuilt`](../mm_prebuilt) for comparison; `benchmark.py` +`GEMM(Shipped(), ...)` ([the shipped overlay](#the-shipped-overlay)) for comparison; `benchmark.py` measures the two against each other and against `iron.operators.GEMM`. ## Architectures @@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=ctx) # conv_even, default ``` Verified against the shipped overlay on identical inputs, driven through -[`flm.MMPrebuilt`](../mm_prebuilt), which runs that xclbin unmodified: with +`GEMM(Shipped(), ...)`, which runs that xclbin unmodified: with `floor` and no activation, output is **bit-identical across all 6291456 elements**. With the `conv_even` default it differs everywhere, and is far more accurate โ€” see [Accuracy](#accuracy). @@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ M=1024 K=1536 N=6144, min of per-run medians: | | bytes moved | latency | err/mass | |---|---|---|---| | `flm.GEMM` (`tile_n=64`) | 47 MB | **1143 us** | 2.39e-04 | -| `flm.MMPrebuilt` (the shipped overlay) | 107 MB | 2175 us | 9.87e-03 | +| `GEMM(Shipped(), ...)` (the shipped overlay) | 107 MB | 2175 us | 9.87e-03 | | `iron.operators.GEMM` (same emulated mode) | 126 MB | 3353 us | 2.41e-04 | **1.90x the shipped overlay, and 41x more accurate than it** โ€” the accuracy @@ -418,3 +418,66 @@ take this path (E4B/gateup M1024), for no change in what is in flight. `m_chunk` takes this path too, since its only structural effect is to force the split on for A. It is off by default regardless โ€” see `M_CHUNK_FOR_N` in design.py, which would fork the xclbin. + +## The shipped overlay + +```python +from iron.operators.flm import GEMM, Shipped + +op = GEMM(Shipped(), M=1024, K=1536, N=6144, epilogue="silu", context=ctx) +op.compile() +op.get_callable()(A, op.pack_B(B), C_out) +``` + +`Shipped` (`shipped.py`) is FastFlowLM's `mm.xclbin` **unmodified**, as a +second overlay for the same operator: the binary the port was ported from, +driven by the same `GEMM`, its reference and its packing, so the two can be +measured against each other on identical inputs through one host path. +`benchmark.py` does exactly that, and `test.py` checks the shipped overlay's +epilogues against its own accumulator. + +**NPU2 only** โ€” the overlay is an 8-column NPU2 binary. Tuning it for +anything else raises. + +### How it is obtained + +The xclbin is not checked in. It is a `RemoteFileArtifact`: downloaded on demand +into the (gitignored) build directory and pinned by SHA-256 against an immutable +FastFlowLM commit, so the fetch is reproducible and a substituted file is +rejected. + +Because this is the only thing in the tree that touches the network, the +benchmark that uses it is marked `extensive` and is not reached by the default +`-m "not extensive"` run. + +### What the overlay supplies + +The overlay ships as a binary, so every core program, memtile buffer and +stream-switch route comes from the xclbin. The overlay supplies only the +host-side half of a dispatch, and `GEMM`'s own `pack_B`, `reference` and +packaging serve it: + +* **The runtime parameters.** One overlay serves every projection in a model, so + the shape, the activation and the clamp arrive as words in each core's data + memory. A core blocks on a lock until the sequence releases it, so a dispatch + that writes no parameters hangs. +* **The shim DMA transfers**, reproducing the overlay's fixed channel map. + +### Differences from the port + +| | `GEMM(Shipped(), ...)` | `GEMM(...)` | +|---|---|---| +| provenance | shipped binary, downloaded | built from source in this repo | +| devices | NPU2 only | NPU2 and NPU1 | +| `tile_n` | fixed at 128 | 64 or 128, chosen per shape and device | +| epilogue selected | at runtime, by parameter | at compile time | +| rounding | core power-up `floor` | `conv_even` by default | +| B | pre-packed bf16 | pre-packed, bfp16 on NPU2 | + +The epilogue difference is the interesting one. Selecting at runtime means one +build serves every activation; baking it in, as `flm.GEMM` does, costs a build +per activation but leaves the inner loop branch-free. The rounding difference is +why `flm.GEMM` is ~41x more accurate by default โ€” see +[Matching the shipped FastFlowLM overlay](#matching-the-shipped-fastflowlm-overlay), +which also records that `GEMM(rounding="floor")` reproduces this overlay bit +for bit. diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py index acf6eb51a3..c3bf596eac 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ gemm :class:`iron.operators.GEMM` at its defaults, which are the same emulated-bfp16 mmul and conv_even rounding, so the comparison is like-for-like rather than against a more accurate, slower build - prebuilt :class:`iron.operators.flm.MMPrebuilt`, FastFlowLM's shipped + prebuilt ``GEMM(Shipped(), ...)`` (:mod:`iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped`), FastFlowLM's shipped ``mm.xclbin``, pinned by digest. NPU2 only, since that binary is a fixed 8-column overlay; elsewhere it is dropped and the flm-vs-gemm comparison still runs. @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ pytest never collects this: ``pytest.ini`` sets ``python_files = test.py``. It is a timing comparison meant to be invoked directly, not a correctness gate; -the correctness half lives in ``iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py``. +the correctness half lives in ``iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py``. Timing is the runtime's device-side ``npu_time`` rather than a host wall clock, so it compares the designs rather than the driver. @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ from iron.operators import GEMM as IronGEMM from iron.operators.flm import GEMM as FLMGEMM -from iron.operators.flm import MMPrebuilt +from iron.operators.flm import Shipped from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric # Opt-in only: this module downloads the overlay, so keep it out of the default @@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ # lengths. E2B is dim 1536 / ffn 6144; E4B is dim 2560 / ffn 10240. Both ship # the same mm.xclbin blob (checked at FastFlowLM f81eba71), so between them # they cover it. Gemma4-12B ships no mm.xclbin at all -- its projections go -# through a quantized matmul -- so it cannot be compared against MMPrebuilt. +# through a quantized matmul -- so it cannot be compared against the shipped image. # proj, K, N E2B_PROJ = [ ("q", 1536, 4096), @@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ def test_gemm_vs_prebuilt(model, proj, M, K, N, aie_context): candidates.append( Candidate( "prebuilt", - MMPrebuilt(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context), + FLMGEMM(Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context), A, B, M, diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py index f054e7b61d..41275e009a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The array itself is ``FLMGEMMOverlay.design`` and the runtime sequence is ``FLMGEMM.design`` in ``op.py``; this module keeps the geometry, the L1 -budget helpers and the parameter-buffer layout they and ``mm_prebuilt`` +budget helpers and the parameter-buffer layout they and ``shipped.py`` share. """ diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 9cb5fa4ed2..b11bf8cb77 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ """ import dataclasses +from typing import ClassVar from pathlib import Path import numpy as np @@ -137,6 +138,10 @@ class FLMGEMMOverlay(Overlay): b_l2: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) c_l2: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + # The k order pack_B writes within a block: the port's kernel's, or the + # shipped binary's own (see shipped.py). + b_overlay_order: ClassVar[bool] = False + a = StreamIn(a_l2, per=rows, depth=A_DEPTH) b = StreamIn(b_l2, dtype=b_dtype, per=cols, depth=B_DEPTH) c = StreamOut(c_l2, per=cols, depth=C_DEPTH) @@ -969,6 +974,8 @@ def link_xclbin(self) -> None: """ if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: return + if self.ov.foreign is not None: + return super().link_xclbin() # the downloaded image, instructions only from iron.common.build import mlir_artifact_for from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_insts, compile_xclbin_insts @@ -1007,6 +1014,7 @@ def pack_B(self, B): ct_k=ov.ct_max_k, bfp16=bool(ov.bfp16_b), round_conv_even=ov.rounding is Rounding.CONV_EVEN, + overlay_order=ov.b_overlay_order, ) def packed_B_size(self, K, N): diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py index dce2cdd99d..52eb639785 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ def apply_epilogue(C, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None): Separate from ``reference`` because a test that wants to check the epilogue without the accumulation needs exactly this -- see - ``mm_prebuilt/test.py``'s accumulator comparison, where the device's own + ``test.py``'s accumulator comparison on the shipped image, where the device's own output is the input. ``gelu`` is the sigmoid approximation ``x * sigmoid(1.702x)``, matching the diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9261d42229 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py @@ -0,0 +1,234 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""FastFlowLM's shipped ``mm`` overlay, as a second overlay for :class:`flm.GEMM`. + +The port (:class:`iron.operators.flm.gemm.op.FLMGEMMOverlay`) is built from +source; this is the binary it was ported from, downloaded and pinned by +digest, and driven by the same operator:: + + GEMM(Shipped(), M=1024, K=1536, N=6144, epilogue="silu") + +It exists so the port can be measured against what it was ported from, on +identical inputs and through the same host path. NPU2 only: the image is +an 8-column binary. + +Nothing here is built. The overlay names what is baked into the xclbin and +visible nowhere in it: the shim channel map (A on MM2S channel 0 of columns +0, 2, 4 and 6; B on MM2S channel 1 of every column; C out of S2MM channel +0 of every column), the address and lock of the eight parameter words every +core reads, and the order the memtiles consume transfers in. The library +emits the sequence against those pins (:mod:`iron.common.foreign`). + +What differs from the port, and why the port is the default: the port +selects its epilogue at build time (a branch-free inner loop, one build per +activation), this binary at run time; the port rounds ``conv_even``, this +binary runs in the core's power-up floor mode and carries a ~1% truncation +bias; the port packs B in ``mm_fused_mmul_2x2``'s k order, this binary in +its own (``overlay_order``). ``GEMM(rounding=Rounding.FLOOR)`` on the port +reproduces this overlay bit for bit without an activation. +""" + +from typing import Any, ClassVar + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.common.declare import ( + Resident, + Shim, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + Xclbin, + operator, + tunable, +) +from iron.common.tiling import Access +from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue, K_TILE, M_TILE +from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import FLMGEMMOverlay + +# The FastFlowLM revision the overlay is taken from. A commit SHA rather than +# a branch, so the digest below stays valid. +FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT = "f81eba7140decef5e4eda670d02a91b9d6402ee9" +XCLBIN_PATH = "src/xclbins/Gemma4-E4B-IT-NPU2/mm.xclbin" +XCLBIN_URL = ( + f"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ROCm/FastFlowLM/{FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT}/" + f"{XCLBIN_PATH}" +) +XCLBIN_SHA256 = "6f1e5507b84d4545536c9b8281002d0e0e10ed241f8593cb4db50eee63876e5f" + +# The binary is a fixed 4x8 NPU2 grid built with n=128; these describe the +# artifact rather than follow the device. +N_TILE = 128 +COLS = 8 +ROWS = 4 +# Which shim column sources the A broadcast for each compute row: alternate +# columns, so each has its own MM2S path and never contends with a B fill. +A_SOURCE_COL = [2 * r for r in range(ROWS)] +# Core data memory holding the runtime parameters, and the lock a core waits +# on before it reads them. Both are baked into the overlay's core programs. +RTP_ADDRESS = 4096 +RTP_LOCK_ID = 10 +# Outstanding transfers per shim channel. The memtiles hold two objects per +# stream, so a third transfer would overwrite one still in use. +QUEUE_DEPTH = 2 +MIN_M = M_TILE * ROWS +MIN_K = K_TILE + + +@operator +class Shipped(FLMGEMMOverlay): + """The shipped 4x8 NPU2 ``mm`` binary: its pins and its parameter block.""" + + image = Xclbin( + url=XCLBIN_URL, + sha256=XCLBIN_SHA256, + filename=f"flm_mm_{FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT[:8]}.xclbin", + kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + ) + + # The port's tunables, fixed by the binary. B is bf16 (no bfp16 on this + # image), one row-block per B fetch, and the whole of K in one slice. + tile_n: int = tunable(N_TILE, repr=False) + tile_ma: int = tunable(M_TILE, repr=False) + m_chunk: int = tunable(1, repr=False) + rows: int = tunable(ROWS, repr=False) + cols: int = tunable(COLS, repr=False) + bfp16_b: bool = tunable(False, repr=False) + b_dtype: object = tunable(bfloat16, repr=False) + b_host_dtype: object = tunable(bfloat16, repr=False) + l1_b_depth: int = tunable(QUEUE_DEPTH, repr=False) + shim_bds: int = tunable(16, repr=False) + a_l2: int = tunable(M_TILE * K_TILE, repr=False) + b_l2: int = tunable(K_TILE * N_TILE, repr=False) + c_l2: int = tunable(ROWS * M_TILE * N_TILE, repr=False) + b_overlay_order: ClassVar[bool] = True + + # A: one (M_TILE x K_TILE) block per transfer element, broadcast along + # each compute row from alternate shim columns on MM2S channel 0. + a = StreamIn( + M_TILE, + K_TILE, + per=rows, + depth=QUEUE_DEPTH, + via=[Shim(col, 0) for col in A_SOURCE_COL], + ) + # B: one column's k-blocks, pre-packed, down each column on MM2S channel 1. + b = StreamIn( + K_TILE, + N_TILE, + per=cols, + depth=QUEUE_DEPTH, + via=[Shim(c, 1) for c in range(COLS)], + ) + # C: the joined (ROWS*M_TILE x N_TILE) block, out of every column on + # S2MM channel 0. + c = StreamOut( + ROWS * M_TILE, + N_TILE, + per=cols, + depth=QUEUE_DEPTH, + via=[Shim(c, 0) for c in range(COLS)], + ) + # The port's named residents are not this image's: it reads one block + # of eight words behind a lock (k_iters, M, N, bias, epilogue mode, + # clamp on, clamp min, clamp max). + n_val = m_row_blocks = k_iters = epilogue = clamp_min = clamp_max = None + n_chunks = n_units = None + rtp = Resident(np.int32, address=RTP_ADDRESS, lock=RTP_LOCK_ID) + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "Shipped": + if dev is not None and (dev.resolve().name != "npu2" or dev.cols < 8): + raise Untunable( + "flm.gemm.Shipped is a prebuilt NPU2 overlay and needs the 8 " + f"columns of NPU2 (aie2p); got {dev.resolve().name!r} with " + f"{dev.cols} columns" + ) + return self + + @property + def ct_max_k(self) -> int: + # The binary holds the whole k tile at once; the port's table for + # tile_n=128 does not apply. + return K_TILE + + def config_name(self, dev_name: str) -> str: + return f"FLM_MM_{FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT[:8]}_{dev_name}" + + def resident_values(self, op) -> dict[str, Any]: + clamp_min, clamp_max = op.clamp if op.clamp is not None else (0.0, 0.0) + return { + "rtp": [ + op.K // K_TILE, + op.M, + op.N, + 0, # bias, which the operator does not expose + Epilogue(op.epilogue).mode, + 1 if op.clamp is not None else 0, + int(np.float32(clamp_min).view(np.int32)), + int(np.float32(clamp_max).view(np.int32)), + ] + } + + def sequence(self, op, rt) -> None: + """One transfer per (column-block, row-block, leg), in the order the + memtiles consume: column-block outermost, then row-block, then column.""" + M, K, N = op.M, op.K, op.N + k_iters = K // K_TILE + m_row_blocks = M // MIN_M + # Sweeps of the whole grid, plus a trailing group of rem_blocks + # columns. The columns outside that group still receive A, because A + # is broadcast along a whole compute row and the row stalls if one + # column stops draining it. + n_full = N // (N_TILE * COLS) + rem_blocks = (N % (N_TILE * COLS)) // N_TILE + a_n, b_n, c_n = op.A.elements, op.B.elements, op.C.elements + for mega_col in range(n_full + (1 if rem_blocks else 0)): + active = rem_blocks if (rem_blocks and mega_col == n_full) else COLS + for mega_row in range(m_row_blocks): + for c in range(COLS): + if c in A_SOURCE_COL: + r = A_SOURCE_COL.index(c) + rt.fill( + self.a[r], + ( + op.A, + Access( + a_n, + mega_row * ROWS * M_TILE * K + r * M_TILE * K, + (1, k_iters, M_TILE, K_TILE), + (0, K_TILE, K, 1), + ), + ), + ) + if c >= active: + continue + # One contiguous run: pack_B has already put this + # column's k-blocks in the order the memtile writes them. + rt.fill( + self.b[c], + ( + op.B, + Access( + b_n, + (mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE * K, + (1, 1, 1, k_iters * K_TILE * N_TILE), + (0, 0, 0, 1), + ), + ), + ) + rt.drain( + self.c[c], + ( + op.C, + Access( + c_n, + mega_col * COLS * N_TILE + + mega_row * ROWS * M_TILE * N + + c * N_TILE, + (1, 1, ROWS * M_TILE, N_TILE), + (0, 0, N, 1), + ), + ), + ) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py index b87e9886bb..9755e8ab25 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ import os +import numpy as np import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -25,6 +26,8 @@ _default_l1, ) from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import GEMM +from iron.operators.flm.gemm.reference import apply_epilogue +from iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped import Shipped from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test # Unpacked so the parameter tables below stay column-aligned. @@ -364,3 +367,167 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(aie_context): assert ( clamped.name != GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=bounds[1], context=aie_context).name ) + + +# The shipped overlay: the binary the port was ported from, as its second +# reference. Extensive (a download) and NPU2 only. +# ########################################################################## + +# Largest |d/dx| of each epilogue, used to carry the accumulator's error bound +# through to the output. sigmoid's is exactly 1/4; silu and gelu both peak at +# 1.0998 (gelu here being the x*sigmoid(1.702x) approximation the overlay +# implements, whose derivative happens to share silu's maximum), rounded up. +MAX_SLOPE = {NONE: 1.0, SIGMOID: 0.25, SILU: 1.1, GELU: 1.1} + + +def _shipped_marks(): + """Extensive, since constructing the operator downloads the image; and + NPU2 with eight columns, which the binary was built for.""" + dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() + unfit = dev is None or dev.resolve().name != "npu2" or dev.cols < 8 + return [ + pytest.mark.extensive, + pytest.mark.skipif( + unfit, reason="the shipped overlay is an 8-column NPU2 binary" + ), + ] + + +SHIPPED = _shipped_marks() + +# The overlay never calls set_rounding, so it runs in the core's power-up floor +# mode and carries a ~1% truncation bias -- not a bug. See gemm/benchmark.py. +BUDGET_FLOOR = 2e-2 + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "M,K,N,epilogue,clamp", + [ + pytest.param( + 256, 512, 1024, NONE, None, marks=SHIPPED + ), # exactly one full 8-column sweep + pytest.param(512, 1024, 2048, NONE, None, marks=SHIPPED), # two full sweeps + pytest.param( + 256, 512, 640, NONE, None, marks=SHIPPED + ), # remainder only: 5 of 8 cols + pytest.param( + 256, 512, 1280, NONE, None, marks=SHIPPED + ), # full sweep + remainder: 1 of 8 cols + pytest.param(256, 512, 1024, SILU, None, marks=SHIPPED), + pytest.param(256, 512, 1024, GELU, None, marks=SHIPPED), + ], +) +def test_shipped_overlay(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, aie_context): + """The shipped binary through the same operator: the second reference.""" + operator = GEMM( + Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp, context=aie_context + ) + # B drawn row-major (K, N); the operator consumes it packed (pack_B). + data = golden(operator, normal=("A",), B=(K, N)) + + input_buffers = {"A": data["A"].flatten(), "B": operator.pack_B(data["B"])} + output_buffers = {"C": data["C"].flatten()} + + # The overlay's error is made in the ACCUMULATOR -- it runs in the core's + # power-up floor rounding, worth about BUDGET_FLOOR of the accumulated mass + # -- and the epilogue then maps that accumulator through an activation. So + # the output bound is the accumulator bound carried through the activation, + # |f(x+e) - f(x)| <= max|f'| * |e|, rather than a tolerance invented in the + # output domain. + # + # Only the unbounded epilogues are checked this way. For sigmoid and clamp + # no bound over this reference can be both correct and useful -- the + # accumulator error alone exceeds their whole output range -- so they are + # covered functionally by test_mm_prebuilt_epilogue_matches_accumulator. + mass = float(K * data["A"].abs().float().mean() * data["B"].abs().float().mean()) + abs_tol = MAX_SLOPE[epilogue] * BUDGET_FLOOR * mass + errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( + operator, + input_buffers, + output_buffers, + rel_tol=0.04, + abs_tol=abs_tol, + ) + assert not errors, "Test failed" + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "epilogue,clamp", + [ + pytest.param(SIGMOID, None, marks=SHIPPED), + pytest.param(NONE, (-2.0, 2.0), marks=SHIPPED), + pytest.param(SILU, None, marks=SHIPPED), + pytest.param(GELU, None, marks=SHIPPED), + ], +) +def test_shipped_epilogue_matches_accumulator(epilogue, clamp, aie_context): + """The epilogue is the right function of the accumulator the device produced. + + Checking a bounded epilogue against the idealized CPU reference cannot work. + The overlay accumulates in the core's power-up floor rounding, worth ~2% of + the accumulated mass, which here is ~65 -- larger than sigmoid's entire (0,1) + range and than this clamp's (-2, 2). Any bound wide enough to admit that + accumulator error also admits an all-zero result, and any bound tight enough + to reject all-zeros also rejects correct hardware. That is why the earlier + flat tolerance failed on working arithmetic. + + So compare the epilogue against the device's OWN accumulator instead: run + the same inputs with no epilogue, apply the activation and clamp to that on + the host, and require the epilogue build to agree. The accumulator error is + then common to both sides and cancels, leaving only the epilogue under test. + An all-zero result still fails, because the reference side is not zero. + """ + M, K, N = 256, 512, 1024 + # A small input scale keeps the accumulator in the range where these curves + # are actually curved; at the default scale the product lands around +-900, + # where gelu and silu are indistinguishable from the identity. + probe = GEMM(Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context) + data = golden(probe, normal=("A",), scale=0.5, B=(K, N)) + A, B = data["A"], data["B"] + + def run(epi, clm): + op = GEMM( + Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epi, clamp=clm, context=aie_context + ) + op.compile() + tensor = aie_utils.DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS + out = tensor((M, N), dtype=np.dtype("bfloat16")) + op.get_callable()( + tensor.from_torch(A.flatten()), tensor.from_torch(op.pack_B(B)), out + ) + return out.to_torch().reshape(M, N).float() + + acc = run(NONE, None) + got = run(epilogue, clamp) + expected = apply_epilogue(acc, epilogue, clamp) + + # Both sides see the same accumulator, so what is left is the epilogue. + # Two terms, and they are different in kind. + # + # The bf16 term is per element rather than one global number: the + # accumulator read back is bf16, good to ~2^-8 RELATIVELY, and clamp is only + # sensitive near its boundary, so a tolerance taken from the accumulator's + # largest magnitude would be wider there than the clamp range itself -- i.e. + # vacuous. + # + # The activation term covers what bf16 rounding does NOT explain. Checked by + # bounding the true accumulator to its bf16 rounding interval and evaluating + # the epilogue across it: clamp lands inside for all 262144 elements, but + # sigmoid, silu and gelu land outside for about half, by up to 0.018. That + # residual is the overlay's own activation approximation -- a LUT or native + # instruction, not exact math -- which no reference built on torch.sigmoid + # can reproduce. 0.05 is ~3x the measured worst case and still ~20x below + # where the bound would go vacuous; the assertion at the end pins that down. + approx = 0.0 if epilogue is NONE else 0.05 + tol = MAX_SLOPE[epilogue] * acc.abs() * 2.0**-8 + 2.0**-8 + approx + err = (got - expected).abs() + over = err > tol + assert not over.any(), ( + f"{epilogue} clamp={clamp}: {int(over.sum())} of {over.numel()} elements " + f"differ from epilogue(device accumulator) by more than the bf16 bound; " + f"worst {float((err - tol).max()):.4f} over" + ) + # The bound must not be wide enough to admit a dead device. + assert (expected.abs() > tol).any(), ( + f"{epilogue}: tolerance is vacuous -- an all-zero result would pass" + ) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/README.md b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/README.md deleted file mode 100644 index 730fcb0b9a..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/README.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ - - -# `iron.operators.flm.MMPrebuilt` โ€” FastFlowLM's shipped `mm` overlay - -```python -from iron.operators.flm import MMPrebuilt - -op = MMPrebuilt(M=1024, K=1536, N=6144, epilogue="silu", context=ctx) -op.compile() -op.get_callable()(A, op.pack_B(B), C_out) -``` - -Runs FastFlowLM's `mm.xclbin` **unmodified**. It exists so that -[`flm.GEMM`](../gemm), the IRON port of that overlay, can be measured against -what it was ported from, on identical inputs and through the same host path. -[`../gemm/benchmark.py`](../gemm/benchmark.py) does exactly that. - -**NPU2 only** โ€” the overlay is an 8-column NPU2 binary. Constructing it -elsewhere raises `NotImplementedError`. - -## How it is obtained - -The xclbin is not checked in. It is a `RemoteFileArtifact`: downloaded on demand -into the (gitignored) build directory and pinned by SHA-256 against an immutable -FastFlowLM commit, so the fetch is reproducible and a substituted file is -rejected. - -Because this is the only thing in the tree that touches the network, the -benchmark that uses it is marked `extensive` and is not reached by the default -`-m "not extensive"` run. - -## What this operator supplies - -The overlay ships as a binary, so every core program, memtile buffer and -stream-switch route comes from the xclbin. This operator emits only the -host-side half of a dispatch: - -* **The runtime parameters.** One overlay serves every projection in a model, so - the shape, the activation and the clamp arrive as words in each core's data - memory. A core blocks on a lock until the sequence releases it, so a dispatch - that writes no parameters hangs. -* **The shim DMA transfers**, reproducing the overlay's fixed channel map. - -## Differences from `flm.GEMM` - -| | `flm.MMPrebuilt` | `flm.GEMM` | -|---|---|---| -| provenance | shipped binary, downloaded | built from source in this repo | -| devices | NPU2 only | NPU2 and NPU1 | -| `tile_n` | fixed at 128 | 64 or 128, chosen per shape and device | -| epilogue selected | at runtime, by parameter | at compile time | -| rounding | core power-up `floor` | `conv_even` by default | -| B | pre-packed bf16 | pre-packed, bfp16 on NPU2 | - -The epilogue difference is the interesting one. Selecting at runtime means one -build serves every activation; baking it in, as `flm.GEMM` does, costs a build -per activation but leaves the inner loop branch-free. The rounding difference is -why `flm.GEMM` is ~41x more accurate by default โ€” see -[the port's README](../gemm/README.md#matching-the-shipped-fastflowlm-overlay), -which also records that `flm.GEMM(rounding="floor")` reproduces this overlay bit -for bit. diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py deleted file mode 100644 index 0ed1846497..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/design.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,51 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""What the prebuilt FastFlowLM ``mm`` overlay is, as constants. - -The overlay ships as a binary xclbin, so nothing here is built: these are the -facts about the artifact that its sequence (``op.py``) must honour and that -are visible nowhere in the xclbin itself. - - * **The cores read their shape from runtime parameters.** One overlay - serves every GEMM in a model, so ``K/K_TILE``, ``M`` and ``N``, the - activation and the clamp all arrive as words in each core's data memory - at :data:`RTP_ADDRESS`. A core blocks on :data:`RTP_LOCK_ID` until the - sequence releases it, so a dispatch that writes no parameters hangs. - * **The shim channel map is fixed.** A arrives on MM2S channel 0 of - columns 0, 2, 4 and 6; B on MM2S channel 1 of every column; C leaves on - S2MM channel 0 of every column. ``MMPrebuiltOverlay`` pins exactly that. - * **B arrives pre-packed**, in the order :func:`iron.operators.flm.packing` - produces with ``overlay_order=True``. - -``iron.operators.flm.gemm`` is a port of this overlay, so the two agree on -tiling, on the byte order of each transfer and on the packed B layout. Its -own instruction stream still cannot drive this xclbin: it writes no runtime -parameters, and its lowering puts B on MM2S channel 0 in the odd columns. -""" - -from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import K_TILE, M_TILE - -# The shipped overlay is a fixed 4x8 NPU2 binary built with n=128, so unlike -# flm.gemm these do NOT follow the device -- they describe the artifact. Every -# other tiling knob matches flm.gemm, whose constants are imported above. -N_TILE = 128 -COLS = 8 -ROWS = 4 -# Which shim column sources the A broadcast for each compute row. This must -# match the placement baked into the downloaded xclbin: the four A streams go -# to alternate columns so each gets its own shim MM2S path and never contends -# with a B fill. -A_SOURCE_COL = [2 * r for r in range(ROWS)] - -# Core data memory holding the runtime parameters, and the lock a core waits -# on before it reads them. Both are baked into the overlay's core programs. -RTP_ADDRESS = 4096 -RTP_LOCK_ID = 10 - -# Outstanding transfers per shim channel. The overlay's memtiles hold two -# objects per stream, so a third transfer would overwrite one still in use. -QUEUE_DEPTH = 2 - -MIN_M = M_TILE * ROWS -MIN_K = K_TILE diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py deleted file mode 100644 index 1dcf84d66e..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/op.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,306 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""FastFlowLM's shipped ``mm`` overlay, declared as a foreign overlay. - -:class:`MMPrebuiltOverlay` has no ``design()``: it names the downloaded -xclbin, pins every stream to the shim column and channel the binary was -built with, and declares the parameter block the cores read. The library -emits the sequence against those pins (:mod:`iron.common.foreign`). -:class:`MMPrebuilt` is a shape on it, and exists so the shipped kernel can -be measured against :class:`iron.operators.flm.GEMM`, the IRON port, at the -same shapes and on the same inputs. -""" - -from pathlib import Path -from typing import Any, Callable - -import numpy as np - -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.declare import ( - In, - Operator, - Out, - Overlay, - Resident, - Shim, - StreamIn, - StreamOut, - Untunable, - Xclbin, - dim, - operator, - tunable, -) -from iron.common.tiling import Access -from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue, K_TILE, M_TILE, S, T -from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.design import ( - A_SOURCE_COL, - COLS, - MIN_K, - MIN_M, - N_TILE, - QUEUE_DEPTH, - ROWS, - RTP_ADDRESS, - RTP_LOCK_ID, -) -from iron.operators.flm.packing import pack_b - -# The FastFlowLM revision the overlay is taken from. A commit SHA rather than -# a branch, so the digest below stays valid. -FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT = "f81eba7140decef5e4eda670d02a91b9d6402ee9" -XCLBIN_PATH = "src/xclbins/Gemma4-E4B-IT-NPU2/mm.xclbin" -XCLBIN_URL = ( - f"https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ROCm/FastFlowLM/{FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT}/" - f"{XCLBIN_PATH}" -) -XCLBIN_SHA256 = "6f1e5507b84d4545536c9b8281002d0e0e10ed241f8593cb4db50eee63876e5f" -XCLBIN_KERNEL_NAME = "MLIR_AIE" - -# The overlay's k slice. Its B layout is fixed by the shipped binary, so unlike -# flm.gemm this is not a tuning knob. -CT_K = K_TILE - - -@operator -class MMPrebuiltOverlay(Overlay): - """The shipped 4x8 NPU2 ``mm`` binary: its pins and its parameter block.""" - - image = Xclbin( - url=XCLBIN_URL, - sha256=XCLBIN_SHA256, - filename=f"flm_mm_{FASTFLOWLM_COMMIT[:8]}.xclbin", - kernel_name=XCLBIN_KERNEL_NAME, - ) - - # Fixed by the binary, not tuned: named so the streams can be per=. - rows: int = tunable(ROWS, repr=False) - cols: int = tunable(COLS, repr=False) - - # A: one (M_TILE x K_TILE) block per transfer element, broadcast along - # each compute row from alternate shim columns on MM2S channel 0. - a = StreamIn( - M_TILE, - K_TILE, - per=rows, - depth=QUEUE_DEPTH, - via=[Shim(col, 0) for col in A_SOURCE_COL], - ) - # B: one column's k-blocks, pre-packed, down each column on MM2S channel 1. - b = StreamIn( - K_TILE, - N_TILE, - per=cols, - depth=QUEUE_DEPTH, - via=[Shim(c, 1) for c in range(COLS)], - ) - # C: the joined (ROWS*M_TILE x N_TILE) block, out of every column on - # S2MM channel 0. - c = StreamOut( - ROWS * M_TILE, - N_TILE, - per=cols, - depth=QUEUE_DEPTH, - via=[Shim(c, 0) for c in range(COLS)], - ) - # The eight parameter words every core reads once the lock is released: - # k_iters, M, N, bias (unused), epilogue mode, clamp on, clamp min, max. - rtp = Resident(np.int32, address=RTP_ADDRESS, lock=RTP_LOCK_ID) - - def tuning(self, dev) -> "MMPrebuiltOverlay": - if dev is not None and (dev.resolve().name != "npu2" or dev.cols < 8): - raise Untunable( - "flm.MMPrebuilt runs a prebuilt NPU2 overlay and needs the 8 " - f"columns of NPU2 (aie2p); got {dev.resolve().name!r} with " - f"{dev.cols} columns" - ) - return self - - -@operator -class MMPrebuilt(Operator[MMPrebuiltOverlay]): - """bf16 GEMM running FastFlowLM's shipped ``mm`` overlay unmodified. - - NPU2 only: the overlay is built for the 8-column grid. B must be - pre-packed; use :meth:`pack_B`. - - The epilogue here is selected through a runtime parameter, because one - overlay serves every projection in a model. ``flm.GEMM`` compiles the - selectable set in instead, which is what lets its inner loop be - branch-free. - """ - - M: int = dim() - K: int = dim() - N: int = dim() - epilogue: Epilogue = Epilogue.NONE - clamp: tuple | None = None - - A = In(M, K, to=MMPrebuiltOverlay.a) - # B, pre-packed by pack_B -- same element count, different order. - B = In(K, N, to=MMPrebuiltOverlay.b) - C = Out(M, N, from_=MMPrebuiltOverlay.c) - - @property - def name(self) -> str: - """Artifact stem. Prefixed for the same reason as flm.GEMM's.""" - return f"FLM_{super().name}" - - def validate(self) -> None: - for name, value, unit in ( - ("M", self.M, MIN_M), - ("K", self.K, MIN_K), - ("N", self.N, N_TILE), - ): - if value % unit != 0: - raise ValueError(f"{name} ({value}) must be a multiple of {unit}") - self.epilogue = Epilogue(self.epilogue) - if self.clamp is not None and self.clamp[0] > self.clamp[1]: - raise ValueError( - f"clamp min ({self.clamp[0]}) must be <= max ({self.clamp[1]})" - ) - - def residents(self) -> dict[str, Any]: - clamp_min, clamp_max = self.clamp if self.clamp is not None else (0.0, 0.0) - return { - "rtp": [ - self.K // K_TILE, - self.M, - self.N, - 0, # bias, which this operator does not expose - Epilogue(self.epilogue).mode, - 1 if self.clamp is not None else 0, - int(np.float32(clamp_min).view(np.int32)), - int(np.float32(clamp_max).view(np.int32)), - ] - } - - def design(self, rt): - ov = self.ov - M, K, N = self.M, self.K, self.N - k_iters = K // K_TILE - m_row_blocks = M // MIN_M - # Sweeps of the whole grid, plus a trailing group of rem_blocks - # columns. The columns outside that group still receive A, because A - # is broadcast along a whole compute row and the row stalls if one - # column stops draining it. - n_full = N // (N_TILE * COLS) - rem_blocks = (N % (N_TILE * COLS)) // N_TILE - a_n, b_n, c_n = self.A.elements, self.B.elements, self.C.elements - - # One transfer per (column-block, row-block, leg), matching the order - # the overlay's memtiles consume: column-block outermost, then - # row-block, then column. - for mega_col in range(n_full + (1 if rem_blocks else 0)): - active = rem_blocks if (rem_blocks and mega_col == n_full) else COLS - for mega_row in range(m_row_blocks): - for c in range(COLS): - if c in A_SOURCE_COL: - r = A_SOURCE_COL.index(c) - rt.fill( - ov.a[r], - ( - self.A, - Access( - a_n, - mega_row * ROWS * M_TILE * K + r * M_TILE * K, - (1, k_iters, M_TILE, K_TILE), - (0, K_TILE, K, 1), - ), - ), - ) - if c >= active: - continue - # One contiguous run: pack_B has already put this - # column's k-blocks in the order the memtile writes them. - rt.fill( - ov.b[c], - ( - self.B, - Access( - b_n, - (mega_col * COLS + c) * N_TILE * K, - (1, 1, 1, k_iters * K_TILE * N_TILE), - (0, 0, 0, 1), - ), - ), - ) - rt.drain( - ov.c[c], - ( - self.C, - Access( - c_n, - mega_col * COLS * N_TILE - + mega_row * ROWS * M_TILE * N - + c * N_TILE, - (1, 1, ROWS * M_TILE, N_TILE), - (0, 0, N, 1), - ), - ), - ) - - # -- packaging: the downloaded image plus this shape's instructions -------- - - def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - from iron.common import RemoteFileArtifact - - # Only the download. The xclbin is fetched rather than built, which is - # what this operator exists for. - image = self.ov.foreign - self.xclbin_artifact = RemoteFileArtifact( - image.filename, url=image.url, sha256=image.sha256 - ) - self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact]) - - def link_xclbin(self) -> None: - """Compile this shape's instruction stream; the image is the downloaded one.""" - if getattr(self, "_insts_path", None) is not None: - return - from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_insts - - build_dir = Path(self.context.build_dir) - self._insts_path = compile_insts( - self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin" - ) - - def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: - from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel - - if not self.artifacts: - self.set_up_artifacts() - self.link_xclbin() - npu_kernel = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=self.xclbin_artifact.filename, - kernel_name=self.ov.foreign.kernel_name, - insts_path=str(self._insts_path), - ) - handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) - - def call(*args): - return aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.run(handle, list(args)) - - return call - - # -- host-side helpers ------------------------------------------------------- - - def pack_B(self, B): - """Reorder a row-major ``(K, N)`` weight matrix into the order the B - transfers read. Returns a flat bf16 tensor. - - NOT the same layout ``flm.GEMM.pack_B`` produces: the overlay's own - loop nest sweeps the two within-block k axes in the opposite order - from ``mm_fused_mmul_2x2``'s, so this needs ``overlay_order``. - """ - return pack_b( - B, k_tile=K_TILE, n_tile=N_TILE, s=S, t=T, ct_k=CT_K, overlay_order=True - ) - - def reference(self, A, B): - """CPU reference: ``C = epilogue(A @ B)``.""" - from iron.operators.flm.gemm.reference import reference - - return reference(A, B, self.epilogue, self.clamp) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py deleted file mode 100644 index 22eb08d561..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/flm/mm_prebuilt/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,170 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Correctness for :class:`iron.operators.flm.MMPrebuilt`. - -Extensive only: constructing the operator downloads FastFlowLM's shipped -``mm.xclbin`` over the network (see ``op.py``), and a developer running the -default operator suite should not trip that download. Unlike -``iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py`` -- which times this operator against -``flm.GEMM`` and IRON's ``GEMM`` at production shapes but is never collected, -named as it is -- this module IS named ``test.py``, so the extensive CI job -actually runs it. -""" - -import numpy as np -import pytest - -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test -from iron.operators.flm.gemm.reference import apply_epilogue -from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue -from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt - -NONE, GELU, SILU, SIGMOID = Epilogue - -# Largest |d/dx| of each epilogue, used to carry the accumulator's error bound -# through to the output. sigmoid's is exactly 1/4; silu and gelu both peak at -# 1.0998 (gelu here being the x*sigmoid(1.702x) approximation the overlay -# implements, whose derivative happens to share silu's maximum), rounded up. -MAX_SLOPE = {NONE: 1.0, SIGMOID: 0.25, SILU: 1.1, GELU: 1.1} - -pytestmark = pytest.mark.extensive - -_dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() -if _dev.resolve().name != "npu2" or _dev.cols < 8: - pytest.skip( - "the prebuilt FastFlowLM overlay is an 8-column NPU2 binary; " - f"this device is {_dev.resolve().name!r} with {_dev.cols} columns", - allow_module_level=True, - ) - -# The overlay never calls set_rounding, so it runs in the core's power-up floor -# mode and carries a ~1% truncation bias -- not a bug. See gemm/benchmark.py. -BUDGET_FLOOR = 2e-2 - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "M,K,N,epilogue,clamp", - [ - (256, 512, 1024, NONE, None), # exactly one full 8-column sweep - (512, 1024, 2048, NONE, None), # two full sweeps - (256, 512, 640, NONE, None), # remainder only: 5 of 8 cols - (256, 512, 1280, NONE, None), # full sweep + remainder: 1 of 8 cols - (256, 512, 1024, SILU, None), - (256, 512, 1024, GELU, None), - ], -) -def test_mm_prebuilt(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, aie_context): - operator = MMPrebuilt( - M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp, context=aie_context - ) - # B drawn row-major (K, N); the operator consumes it packed (pack_B). - data = golden(operator, normal=("A",), B=(K, N)) - - input_buffers = {"A": data["A"].flatten(), "B": operator.pack_B(data["B"])} - output_buffers = {"C": data["C"].flatten()} - - # The overlay's error is made in the ACCUMULATOR -- it runs in the core's - # power-up floor rounding, worth about BUDGET_FLOOR of the accumulated mass - # -- and the epilogue then maps that accumulator through an activation. So - # the output bound is the accumulator bound carried through the activation, - # |f(x+e) - f(x)| <= max|f'| * |e|, rather than a tolerance invented in the - # output domain. - # - # Only the unbounded epilogues are checked this way. For sigmoid and clamp - # no bound over this reference can be both correct and useful -- the - # accumulator error alone exceeds their whole output range -- so they are - # covered functionally by test_mm_prebuilt_epilogue_matches_accumulator. - mass = float(K * data["A"].abs().float().mean() * data["B"].abs().float().mean()) - abs_tol = MAX_SLOPE[epilogue] * BUDGET_FLOOR * mass - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, - rel_tol=0.04, - abs_tol=abs_tol, - ) - assert not errors, "Test failed" - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "epilogue,clamp", - [ - (SIGMOID, None), - (NONE, (-2.0, 2.0)), - (SILU, None), - (GELU, None), - ], -) -def test_mm_prebuilt_epilogue_matches_accumulator(epilogue, clamp, aie_context): - """The epilogue is the right function of the accumulator the device produced. - - Checking a bounded epilogue against the idealized CPU reference cannot work. - The overlay accumulates in the core's power-up floor rounding, worth ~2% of - the accumulated mass, which here is ~65 -- larger than sigmoid's entire (0,1) - range and than this clamp's (-2, 2). Any bound wide enough to admit that - accumulator error also admits an all-zero result, and any bound tight enough - to reject all-zeros also rejects correct hardware. That is why the earlier - flat tolerance failed on working arithmetic. - - So compare the epilogue against the device's OWN accumulator instead: run - the same inputs with no epilogue, apply the activation and clamp to that on - the host, and require the epilogue build to agree. The accumulator error is - then common to both sides and cancels, leaving only the epilogue under test. - An all-zero result still fails, because the reference side is not zero. - """ - M, K, N = 256, 512, 1024 - # A small input scale keeps the accumulator in the range where these curves - # are actually curved; at the default scale the product lands around +-900, - # where gelu and silu are indistinguishable from the identity. - probe = MMPrebuilt(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context) - data = golden(probe, normal=("A",), scale=0.5, B=(K, N)) - A, B = data["A"], data["B"] - - def run(epi, clm): - op = MMPrebuilt(M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epi, clamp=clm, context=aie_context) - op.compile() - tensor = aie_utils.DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS - out = tensor((M, N), dtype=np.dtype("bfloat16")) - op.get_callable()( - tensor.from_torch(A.flatten()), tensor.from_torch(op.pack_B(B)), out - ) - return out.to_torch().reshape(M, N).float() - - acc = run(NONE, None) - got = run(epilogue, clamp) - expected = apply_epilogue(acc, epilogue, clamp) - - # Both sides see the same accumulator, so what is left is the epilogue. - # Two terms, and they are different in kind. - # - # The bf16 term is per element rather than one global number: the - # accumulator read back is bf16, good to ~2^-8 RELATIVELY, and clamp is only - # sensitive near its boundary, so a tolerance taken from the accumulator's - # largest magnitude would be wider there than the clamp range itself -- i.e. - # vacuous. - # - # The activation term covers what bf16 rounding does NOT explain. Checked by - # bounding the true accumulator to its bf16 rounding interval and evaluating - # the epilogue across it: clamp lands inside for all 262144 elements, but - # sigmoid, silu and gelu land outside for about half, by up to 0.018. That - # residual is the overlay's own activation approximation -- a LUT or native - # instruction, not exact math -- which no reference built on torch.sigmoid - # can reproduce. 0.05 is ~3x the measured worst case and still ~20x below - # where the bound would go vacuous; the assertion at the end pins that down. - approx = 0.0 if epilogue is NONE else 0.05 - tol = MAX_SLOPE[epilogue] * acc.abs() * 2.0**-8 + 2.0**-8 + approx - err = (got - expected).abs() - over = err > tol - assert not over.any(), ( - f"{epilogue} clamp={clamp}: {int(over.sum())} of {over.numel()} elements " - f"differ from epilogue(device accumulator) by more than the bf16 bound; " - f"worst {float((err - tol).max()):.4f} over" - ) - # The bound must not be wide enough to admit a dead device. - assert ( - expected.abs() > tol - ).any(), f"{epilogue}: tolerance is vacuous -- an all-zero result would pass" diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/packing.py b/iron/operators/flm/packing.py index 10726dc518..82fd5acd8c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/packing.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/packing.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ """Weight packing shared by the FastFlowLM-derived operators. -Both ``flm.GEMM`` and ``flm.MMPrebuilt`` consume B pre-packed into the order +Both flm.GEMM overlays, the port and the shipped image, consume B pre-packed into the order the compute tiles read it, so their B transfers are plain linear descriptors. The reorder is deliberately the caller's job: expressing it as a strided descriptor over an unpacked B leaves an innermost run of ``t`` bf16 values, so @@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ def pack_b( already happened, and makes B 9 bytes per 8 values instead of 16. ``overlay_order`` swaps the two within-block k axes (``i`` and ``s_in`` - below). It exists solely for :class:`iron.operators.flm.MMPrebuilt`, whose + below). It exists solely for the shipped image (:mod:`iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped`), whose B stream is read by FastFlowLM's shipped ``mm.xclbin``, not by a kernel built here: that overlay's own loop nest sweeps ``s_in`` outer and ``i`` inner, the reverse of ``mm_fused_mmul_2x2``'s ``i``-outer loop. The diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 2143666b4a..acdb95be45 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -538,7 +538,7 @@ def run(size): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# mm_prebuilt: a foreign overlay's sequence, device-free +# flm.gemm.Shipped: a foreign overlay's sequence, device-free # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -560,9 +560,9 @@ def await_(self, task): def test_foreign_overlay_declares_its_pins_and_parameter_block(): from iron.common.declare import DeclarationError, Xclbin - from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuiltOverlay + from iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped import Shipped - ov = MMPrebuiltOverlay() + ov = Shipped() assert ov.foreign.filename == "flm_mm_f81eba71.xclbin" assert [(p.col, p.channel) for p in (ov.a.pin(r) for r in range(4))] == [ (0, 0), @@ -581,13 +581,19 @@ class Unpinned(Overlay): s = StreamIn(64) -def test_mm_prebuilt_sequence_writes_every_core_then_streams_in_consume_order(): +def test_shipped_sequence_writes_every_core_then_streams_in_consume_order(): from iron.common.foreign import LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE, run_sequence - from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt, MMPrebuiltOverlay - - ov = MMPrebuiltOverlay() - op = MMPrebuilt(ov, M=256, K=1024, N=1152, epilogue="gelu", clamp=(-2.0, 2.0)) - assert op.residents() == {"rtp": [2, 256, 1152, 0, 1, 1, -1073741824, 1073741824]} + from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import GEMM + from iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped import Shipped + + ov = Shipped() + op = GEMM(ov, M=256, K=1024, N=1152, epilogue="gelu", clamp=(-2.0, 2.0)) + # The port's residents are hidden; the image's block is laid out from + # the operator's values. + assert list(ov.residents) == ["rtp"] + assert ov.resident_values(op) == { + "rtp": [2, 256, 1152, 0, 1, 1, -1073741824, 1073741824] + } rec = _ForeignRecorder() cores = [(c, r) for r in range(2, 6) for c in range(8)] run_sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "B": "dB", "C": "dC"}, cores, rec) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py b/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py index 90c81a5862..62c2089682 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py @@ -29,8 +29,8 @@ def test_exported_operator_is_declared(name): assert [b.name for b in cls._members if hasattr(b, "direction")], name -@pytest.mark.parametrize("name", ["GEMM", "MMPrebuilt"]) -def test_flm_operators_are_declared(name): +def test_flm_declares_one_operator_and_its_shipped_overlay(): module = importlib.import_module("iron.operators.flm") - cls = getattr(module, name) + cls, shipped = module.GEMM, module.Shipped assert issubclass(cls, Operator) and issubclass(cls._overlay_class, Overlay) + assert issubclass(shipped, cls._overlay_class) and shipped._foreign is not None diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index 87e00028fd..eb1a323724 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ """What the case table does not cover lowers too: graph-traced operators with bound per-call values, flm/gemm's configuration and shapes, the -foreign mm_prebuilt sequence, and the swiglu graph functions' operators. +foreign shipped-overlay sequence, and the swiglu graph functions' operators. Same gate as ``lowering.py``: aiecc to an instruction stream, no Peano. """ @@ -78,21 +78,24 @@ def test_flm_gemm_lowers_and_so_does_its_configuration_module(M, K, N, tmp_path) lower(reference, tmp_path / "config", name=op.config_name) -def test_mm_prebuilt_foreign_sequence_lowers(tmp_path): - from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt +def _shipped(**kwargs): + from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import GEMM + from iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped import Shipped + + return GEMM(Shipped(), **kwargs) - op = MMPrebuilt(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, epilogue="gelu", clamp=(-2.0, 2.0)) - lower(op, tmp_path) + +def test_shipped_foreign_sequence_lowers(tmp_path): + lower(_shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, epilogue="gelu", clamp=(-2.0, 2.0)), tmp_path) def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_a_foreign_image(tmp_path): - """The ยง11 instructions-only compile: mm_prebuilt's image is downloaded, + """The ยง11 instructions-only compile: the shipped image is downloaded, so its link step lowers only the sequence. No kernel, no Peano, and the second request is a cache hit.""" from iron.common.context import AIEContext - from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt - op = MMPrebuilt(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + op = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) op.link_xclbin() insts = Path(op._insts_path) assert insts.stat().st_size > 0 @@ -100,9 +103,7 @@ def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_a_foreign_image(tmp_path): "an instructions-only compile built an image" ) first = insts.stat().st_mtime_ns - again = MMPrebuilt( - M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)) - ) + again = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) again.link_xclbin() assert Path(again._insts_path).stat().st_mtime_ns == first, ( "the same sequence recompiled" diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py index b25800eb0d..36252c0211 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ device widths, with no runtime made until the first call; * flm/gemm's two compiles, the configuration's xclbin at the reference shape and this shape's instruction stream; -* mm_prebuilt's instruction stream against its foreign overlay (the xclbin +* the shipped flm image's instruction stream against its foreign overlay (the xclbin itself is downloaded, not built, and is tried separately); * one plain declared operator's ``compile()`` on NPU1. @@ -86,10 +86,15 @@ def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions( ] -def test_mm_prebuilt_builds_its_instructions_for_the_foreign_image(npu2, tmp_path): - from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt +def _shipped(**kwargs): + from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import GEMM + from iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped import Shipped - op = MMPrebuilt( + return GEMM(Shipped(), **kwargs) + + +def test_shipped_builds_its_instructions_for_the_foreign_image(npu2, tmp_path): + op = _shipped( M=256, K=1024, N=1152, @@ -101,10 +106,8 @@ def test_mm_prebuilt_builds_its_instructions_for_the_foreign_image(npu2, tmp_pat assert Path(op._insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 -def test_mm_prebuilt_fetches_its_image(npu2, tmp_path): - from iron.operators.flm.mm_prebuilt.op import MMPrebuilt - - op = MMPrebuilt(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) +def test_shipped_fetches_its_image(npu2, tmp_path): + op = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) try: op.compile() except (urllib.error.URLError, OSError) as e: # no network here From 0082e9ab6616f89dfe84f91b8bd14efe5fd61b97 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 02:01:06 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 134/215] Note: the aiecc clone pruning has a draft on the mlir-aie branch Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md | 4 ++++ 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+) diff --git a/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md b/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md index 6289e3056f..35fae3427d 100644 --- a/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md +++ b/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md @@ -59,6 +59,10 @@ step), and the three splits over `npuLowered` multiply the lowered module ## Fix +A draft of this is on mlir-aie's `claude/mlir-aie-iron-upstream` branch +(`pruneSplitClone` in `tools/aiecc/Actions.h`), unbuilt here; the validation +below is what to run once it builds. + Prune each clone to what its consumer reads, keeping symbol resolution working. Concretely, give `SplitIRAction` an optional prune callback run on the clone after the matched op is found, and pass one at each call From 62965d350f0c5a065b3439f00ee1827e4e7ba902 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 02:20:32 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 135/215] The compile cache owns the paths; IRON keeps a record of what an image is The artifact graph is gone: compilation/base.py, compilation/sequence.py (the fuse pass moves to common/fusion.py) and common/base.py were a build system -- rules, commands, artifacts, staleness -- whose only remaining job was downloading the shipped xclbin. That is foreign.fetch, one function. IRON's own change detection goes with it: CompilableDesign keys every build on the content it was built from, locks across processes and validates the kernels' depfiles, so the .cache_hash stamps beside named outputs were a second, weaker copy of that. IRON names nothing on disk now. jit_compile.py is the seam and nothing else, four functions over one idea -- how an IRON design becomes the generator upstream runs inside compile(), so the kernels a design declares are collected and built: fused_design, xclbin_design, insts_design (the runtime sequence alone, against an image built elsewhere) and dispatch_stream. build_dir is only where a fetched image lands; an operator's name is a label for value symbols and kernel instances, not a filename. What replaced the graph is a record rather than a build system. common/artifacts.py is what a compiled image consists of, by identity: its designs, which operators share each, which step runs which, where each buffer lands in the plan, and the cache entry holding the image and its sidecars. One shape for an operator compiled alone and for a graph, so the trace parser, the parameter scratchpad and the tests read it instead of re-deriving a directory layout. AIEContext.record chooses whether it is also written beside the image. Two upstream changes carry it (mlir-aie claude/mlir-aie-iron-upstream): CompilableDesign.get_cache_entry() and insts_only=True, an instructions-only compile that used to be refused, which is why IRON reached past compile() to compile_mlir_module with a cache of its own. Also gone: declare_kernel's prebuilt= archive binding, which had no in-tree user once source bundling replaced the llvm-ar orphan object. The context's chess front-end reaches the kernels directly in its place. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 39 ++ iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py | 6 +- iron/common/__init__.py | 84 ++- iron/common/artifacts.py | 133 +++++ iron/common/base.py | 118 ----- iron/common/build.py | 106 ++-- iron/common/compilation/__init__.py | 25 - iron/common/compilation/base.py | 499 ------------------ iron/common/context.py | 43 +- iron/common/declare.py | 159 +++--- iron/common/foreign.py | 30 ++ .../{compilation/sequence.py => fusion.py} | 16 +- iron/common/graph.py | 3 + iron/common/jit_compile.py | 299 +++-------- iron/common/sequence.py | 198 ++++--- iron/common/tracing_utils.py | 16 +- iron/common/utils.py | 11 + iron/operators/_kernels.py | 16 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py | 2 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 63 ++- iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py | 16 +- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 6 +- iron/operators/mha/test.py | 6 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py | 5 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py | 35 +- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 4 +- .../infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 4 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py | 8 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py | 6 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 262 ++++----- iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py | 6 +- .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 4 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 21 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py | 2 +- .../operators/rope_reference_convention.py | 6 +- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 47 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py | 2 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 18 +- iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py | 22 +- iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py | 6 +- 40 files changed, 942 insertions(+), 1410 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/artifacts.py delete mode 100644 iron/common/base.py delete mode 100644 iron/common/compilation/__init__.py delete mode 100644 iron/common/compilation/base.py rename iron/common/{compilation/sequence.py => fusion.py} (96%) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 3bd8f7b741..d5823d7c85 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -861,6 +861,45 @@ For the record, so nobody re-derives them: --- + +### The compile path, after the artifact graph + +IRON no longer names build outputs. `CompilableDesign` owns building and +caching: every compile lands in an entry keyed on the content it was built +from (`~/.npu/cache//`), locked across processes and validated +against the kernels' depfiles. `iron/common/jit_compile.py` is the seam, +four functions over one idea -- how an IRON design becomes the generator +upstream runs inside `compile()`, so the kernels a design declares are +collected and built: `fused_design` (the full ELF), `xclbin_design` (one +link of a chain), `insts_design` (the runtime sequence alone, against an +image built elsewhere), `dispatch_stream` (a dispatch-time design's bridge +library). What went: the artifact graph (`compilation/base.py`, +`compilation/sequence.py`, `common/base.py`: rules, commands, artifacts, +staleness, ~920 lines) whose only remaining job was downloading the +shipped xclbin -- now `foreign.fetch`, one function -- and IRON's own +change detection (`_compile_if_changed` and its `.cache_hash` stamps), +which duplicated what the cache does. + +What replaced it is a record rather than a build system. +`iron/common/artifacts.py` is what a compiled image *consists of*, by +identity: its designs, which operators share each, which step runs which, +where each buffer lands in the image's plan, and the entry that holds the +image and its sidecars (`params.txt`, `input_with_addresses.mlir`). One +shape for an operator compiled alone (one design, one step) and for a +graph, so the trace parser, the parameter scratchpad and the tests all +read it rather than re-deriving a directory layout. `AIEContext.record` +says whether it is also written beside the image (`"disk"`) or kept in +memory (`"memory"`, the default). `build_dir` is now only where a fetched +image lands. + +Two changes upstream made that possible, on mlir-aie's +`claude/mlir-aie-iron-upstream` branch: +`CompilableDesign.get_cache_entry()`, which names everything a compile +left in its directory, and `insts_only=True`, an instructions-only mode +that used to be refused (its xclbin and instruction paths had to be set +together), which is why IRON reached past `compile()` to +`compile_mlir_module` with a cache of its own. + ## 19. Status What is on this branch, and how far each piece has been verified. Three diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py index ea0ab159bb..1a5df60818 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py @@ -65,6 +65,6 @@ def test_llama_3_2_1b(prompt_len, num_tokens): if match: record_metric(name, float(match.group("value"))) - assert ( - result.returncode == 0 - ), f"Command failed with return code {result.returncode}\nStderr: {result.stderr}" + assert result.returncode == 0, ( + f"Command failed with return code {result.returncode}\nStderr: {result.stderr}" + ) diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 31184e1ddf..61ae13b16e 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -3,40 +3,66 @@ """Common utilities and base classes for IRON operators.""" -from .base import AIEOperatorBase -from .operator_bases import ( - ChanneledUnaryOperator, - ChanneledUnaryOverlay, - BinaryElementwiseOperator, - BinaryElementwiseOverlay, -) +from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step +from .build import DesignGenerator +from .context import AIEContext from .declare import ( - Overlay, - Operator, - operator, - dim, - tunable, - optional, - select, + DeclarationError, + DispatchTime, In, - Out, + Incompatible, InOut, - StreamIn, - StreamOut, - Scratchpad, - DispatchTime, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, Resident, + Scratchpad, Shim, - Xclbin, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, Untunable, - Incompatible, - DeclarationError, + Xclbin, + dim, + operator, + optional, + select, + tunable, ) -from .context import AIEContext -from .compilation import ( - SourceArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - RemoteFileArtifact, - DesignGenerator, +from .operator_bases import ( + BinaryElementwiseOperator, + BinaryElementwiseOverlay, + ChanneledUnaryOperator, + ChanneledUnaryOverlay, ) -from .layout import Stride, TiledStride, TiledStridedLayout, tiled_2d + +__all__ = [ + "AIEContext", + "Artifacts", + "BinaryElementwiseOperator", + "BinaryElementwiseOverlay", + "ChanneledUnaryOperator", + "ChanneledUnaryOverlay", + "DeclarationError", + "Design", + "DesignGenerator", + "DispatchTime", + "In", + "InOut", + "Incompatible", + "Operator", + "Out", + "Overlay", + "Resident", + "Scratchpad", + "Shim", + "Step", + "StreamIn", + "StreamOut", + "Untunable", + "Xclbin", + "dim", + "operator", + "optional", + "select", + "tunable", +] diff --git a/iron/common/artifacts.py b/iron/common/artifacts.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..62c71afaf0 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/artifacts.py @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""What a build produced: a record of an image, by identity, wherever it sits. + +``CompilableDesign`` owns building and caching: every compile lands in an +entry keyed on the content it was built from. What it does not know is +the structure IRON gave the build: which operators share which design, +which step of a graph runs which design, and where each buffer lands in +the image's plan. :class:`Artifacts` is that view, one shape for an +operator compiled alone (one design, one step) and for a graph, with +every path resolved through the entries. It is held in memory and, when +the context asks for it, written beside the image as ``artifacts.json``. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +import json +from dataclasses import dataclass +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Design: + """One distinct array design in an image, and what runs on it.""" + + name: str # its symbol in the module (``op3_RoPE``), or the operator's label + operators: tuple[str, ...] # labels of the operators sharing it + entry: Any = None # its own cache entry, when built as its own image + image: Path | None = None # its own image, when it has one (an xclbin chain) + insts: Path | None = None # its own instruction stream, likewise + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Step: + """One runlist step: which operator, on which design, over which buffers.""" + + index: int + operator: str + design: str + buffers: tuple[str, ...] + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Artifacts: + """The record of one image. + + ``kind`` is ``"elf"`` (one fused image) or ``"xclbin"`` (one image per + design, chained; ``image`` is the last link). ``entry`` is the cache + entry whose work directory holds the image's sidecars: the parameter + table (``params``) and the lowered module (``lowered_mlir``). + ``buffers`` maps each buffer name to ``(arena, offset, nbytes)``. + """ + + kind: str + image: Path + insts: Path | None + entry: Any + designs: tuple[Design, ...] + steps: tuple[Step, ...] + buffers: dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]] + + @property + def params(self) -> Path | None: + return getattr(self.entry, "params", None) + + @property + def lowered_mlir(self) -> Path | None: + return getattr(self.entry, "lowered_mlir", None) + + @property + def directory(self) -> Path | None: + return getattr(self.entry, "directory", None) + + def report(self, name: str = "") -> str: + lines = [f"{name or 'image'}: {self.kind} {self.image}"] + for d in self.designs: + shared = f" (x{len(d.operators)})" if len(d.operators) > 1 else "" + lines.append(f" design {d.name}{shared}: {', '.join(d.operators)}") + for s in self.steps: + lines.append(f" step {s.index}: {s.operator} on {s.design}") + return "\n".join(lines) + + def to_dict(self) -> dict: + def path(p): + return None if p is None else str(p) + + def entry(e): + if e is None: + return None + return { + f.name: ( + [str(x) for x in v] + if isinstance(v, tuple) + else path(v) + if isinstance(v, Path) + else v + ) + for f in dataclasses.fields(e) + for v in [getattr(e, f.name)] + } + + return { + "kind": self.kind, + "image": str(self.image), + "insts": path(self.insts), + "entry": entry(self.entry), + "designs": [ + { + "name": d.name, + "operators": list(d.operators), + "entry": entry(d.entry), + "image": path(d.image), + "insts": path(d.insts), + } + for d in self.designs + ], + "steps": [dataclasses.asdict(s) for s in self.steps], + "buffers": {k: list(v) for k, v in self.buffers.items()}, + } + + def dump(self, path: Path | None = None) -> Path: + """Write the record as JSON; beside the image by default.""" + path = Path(path) if path else Path(self.image).parent / "artifacts.json" + path.write_text(json.dumps(self.to_dict(), indent=2)) + return path + + @staticmethod + def load(path) -> dict: + """A dumped record, as data; paths are strings.""" + return json.loads(Path(path).read_text()) diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py deleted file mode 100644 index a59a27b390..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,118 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from __future__ import annotations - -import dataclasses -from abc import ABC, abstractmethod -from dataclasses import dataclass -from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar - -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from . import compilation as comp -from .context import AIEContext -from .utils import float_to_name -from .compilation import CompilationArtifact - - -class AIEOperatorBase(ABC): - """Base class for AIE-accelerated operations""" - - _default_context: ClassVar[AIEContext | None] = None - - def __init__(self, context: AIEContext | None = None) -> None: - self.artifacts = comp.CompilationArtifactGraph() - if context is None: - context = self.get_default_context() - self.context = context - - @abstractmethod - def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - """ - Declare the artifact dependency graph for this operator. - - Subclasses must implement this method and call add_artifacts() to register - the artifacts they require. This method should only *describe* dependencies; - it must not perform any computation or compilation. Compilation is triggered - separately via compile(). - """ - pass - - @abstractmethod - def get_callable(self) -> Callable[..., Any]: - pass - - @classmethod - def get_default_context(cls) -> AIEContext: - """Return the process-wide default AIEContext, creating it on first call (lazy singleton).""" - if AIEOperatorBase._default_context is None: - AIEOperatorBase._default_context = AIEContext() - return AIEOperatorBase._default_context - - def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False) -> AIEOperatorBase: - """ - Set up the operator and compile any necessary artifacts. - Subclasses are expected to overwrite set_up_artifacts(); they may register any - artifacts that they need to be compiled there. - """ - if not self.artifacts: - self.set_up_artifacts() - comp.compile( - self.context.compilation_rules, - self.artifacts, - self.context.build_dir, - dry_run=dry_run, - ) - return self - - def add_artifacts(self, artifacts: list[CompilationArtifact]) -> None: - for artifact in artifacts: - self.artifacts.add(artifact) - - # Parameters every design takes but no operator stores. Exposing them as - # attributes is what lets bind() fill a design's signature whole, instead - # of each operator keeping a dict to splice them in by hand. - - @property - def dev(self): - """The device a design is generated for.""" - return aie_utils.get_current_device() - - @property - def kernels_dir(self): - """Where a design finds the C++ its kernels are compiled from. - - Taken from the context rather than resolved in the design, so that - IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR still redirects it -- and so that pointing IRON at - a different kernel tree changes the compile cache key, which it should. - """ - return self.context.kernels_dir - - # Bytes of trace buffer to emit; 0 disables tracing, which is what every - # hand-written kwargs dict passed. Deliberately a plain class attribute - # rather than a property: OperatorSequence and LayerNorm both assign - # self.trace_size, and a property without a setter cannot be shadowed by - # an instance attribute -- it raises instead. Left unannotated so that - # dataclass subclasses do not pick it up as a field. - trace_size = 0 - - @property - def verbose(self) -> bool: - """Whether a design should log while generating. - - Read off the context, which is where the setting already lived; every - operator that passed this spelled it ``mlir_verbose`` by hand. - """ - return getattr(self.context, "mlir_verbose", False) - - -def _serialize_param(v: object) -> str: - """Convert a parameter value to a filesystem-safe string for operator names.""" - if isinstance(v, bool): - return str(int(v)) - if isinstance(v, float): - return float_to_name(v) - if isinstance(v, (list, tuple)): - return "x".join(str(x) for x in v) - return str(v) diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 17d374e0d3..82cc0a5564 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ ``build_design`` is also the one design function every declared operator compiles through, so the existing compile and fusion paths -(``compile_xclbin_insts``, ``fuse_mlir``) see nothing new: they call it with +(``xclbin_design``, ``fuse_mlir``) see nothing new: they call it with the operator bound by name, exactly as they call ``my_matvec`` today. Everything that touches mlir-aie is imported inside the functions that need @@ -26,11 +26,12 @@ import hashlib import inspect from contextlib import contextmanager -from typing import Any +import dataclasses +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any, Callable import numpy as np -from .compilation import DesignGenerator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact from .declare import ( BoundBuffer, BoundStream, @@ -42,6 +43,45 @@ ) from .tiling import Access, encode, legalize, split, whole +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# A design and its arguments, as CompilableDesign runs it +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@dataclasses.dataclass +class DesignGenerator: + """A design function and the arguments it is generated with. + + ``fn`` is the function (an operator's design is ``build_design`` over the + operator); a design loaded from a file names ``source_path`` and + ``fn_name`` instead (swiglu_prefill_stream's exported text). Called for + its MLIR text; ``resolve()`` hands ``CompilableDesign`` the function and + its keyword arguments to run inside ``compile()``. + """ + + fn: Callable | None = None + kwargs: dict = dataclasses.field(default_factory=dict) + source_path: Path | None = None + fn_name: str | None = None + args: tuple = () + + def resolve(self) -> tuple[Callable, tuple, dict]: + if self.fn is not None: + return self.fn, self.args, self.kwargs + import importlib.util + + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( + self.source_path.name, self.source_path + ) + module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + spec.loader.exec_module(module) + return getattr(module, self.fn_name), self.args, self.kwargs + + def __call__(self) -> str: + fn, args, kwargs = self.resolve() + return str(fn(*args, **kwargs)) + + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # What an overlay's design() receives # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -63,6 +103,7 @@ def __init__( verbose: bool = False, trace_size: int = 0, image: str = "elf", + use_chess: bool = False, ): from pathlib import Path @@ -73,6 +114,9 @@ def __init__( self.arch = get_kernel_dir(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" self.func_prefix = func_prefix self.verbose = verbose + # xchesscc rather than Peano, from the context; every kernel of one + # design must agree, which upstream enforces when it compiles them. + self.use_chess = use_chess self.trace_size = trace_size # "elf": per-call values reach the array through the parameter # scratchpad. "xclbin": there is none (spike S2); they are dispatch- @@ -106,8 +150,8 @@ def kernel( name, arg_types, source=source, - prebuilt=prebuilt, func_prefix=self.func_prefix, + use_chess=self.use_chess, compile_flags=list(compile_flags), include_dirs=include_dirs, object_file_name=object_file_name, @@ -441,11 +485,13 @@ def build_design( trace_size: int = 0, code: str = "", image: str = "elf", + use_chess: bool = False, **dispatch, ): """Generate the MLIR module for one declared operator. - Called by ``compile_xclbin_insts`` and ``fuse_mlir`` through the + Called by :mod:`iron.common.jit_compile`'s compile functions and by + ``fuse_mlir`` through the operator's ``DesignGenerator``; ``code`` exists only to reach the cache key (see :func:`mlir_artifact_for`). """ @@ -459,7 +505,9 @@ def build_design( from .foreign import build_foreign return build_foreign(dev, op) - target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose, trace_size, image) + target = Target( + dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose, trace_size, image, use_chess + ) target.base_dir = getattr(op.context, "base_dir", None) # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, @@ -534,7 +582,7 @@ def sequence(*args): def _design_code(op: Operator) -> str: """A digest of the overlay's and operator's class source, for the cache key. - ``compile_xclbin_insts`` hashes the design *function* by its code, and + ``CompilableDesign`` hashes the design *function* by its code, and that function is :func:`build_design` for every declared operator. The code that actually varies is the two classes', so it is spelled here. """ @@ -554,31 +602,25 @@ def dispatch_parameters(op: Operator) -> list[tuple[str, Any]]: ] -def mlir_artifact_for( - op: Operator, filename: str | None = None, image: str = "elf" -) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - """The artifact the existing compile path expects, carrying ``build_design``. +def generator_for(op: Operator, image: str = "elf") -> DesignGenerator: + """The generator ``CompilableDesign`` runs for ``op``: ``build_design`` over it. - ``filename`` names the module for an operator whose stem is not its own - name (flm/gemm's configuration-only build). ``image`` is the image the - module is built for: on ``"xclbin"`` its per-call values are the - generator's dispatch-time parameters, so the two images are two modules - and two cache keys. + ``image`` is the image the module is built for: on ``"xclbin"`` its + per-call values are the generator's dispatch-time parameters, so the two + images are two modules and two cache keys. """ - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - filename or f"{op.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - fn=build_design, - kwargs={ - "op": op, - "image": image, - "dispatch": dispatch_parameters(op) if image != "elf" else [], - "code": _design_code(op), - # Spelled here, not bound by name from the operator: the - # device reaches the cache key by identity, the kernel tree - # by path (pointing IRON at another tree changes the key). - "dev": op.dev, - "kernels_dir": op.kernels_dir, - }, - ), + return DesignGenerator( + fn=build_design, + kwargs={ + "op": op, + "image": image, + "dispatch": dispatch_parameters(op) if image != "elf" else [], + "code": _design_code(op), + "use_chess": op.context.use_chess, + # Spelled here, not bound by name from the operator: the + # device reaches the cache key by identity, the kernel tree + # by path (pointing IRON at another tree changes the key). + "dev": op.dev, + "kernels_dir": op.kernels_dir, + }, ) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py deleted file mode 100644 index d893118583..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,25 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from .base import ( - DesignGenerator, - _aiecc_work_dir, - plan, - execute, - compile, - CompilationArtifactGraph, - CompilationArtifact, - SourceArtifact, - MLIRArtifact, - PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - RemoteFileArtifact, - CompilationCommand, - ShellCompilationCommand, - PythonCallbackCompilationCommand, - CompilationRule, - DownloadCompilationRule, -) -from .sequence import ( - fuse_mlir, - trace_buffer_size, -) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py deleted file mode 100644 index 49e0121ecd..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,499 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -""" -This file implements a simple Python-based build system. You specify what you -want to compile (*artifacts*) through subclasses of `CompilationArtifact`. -Multiple `CompilationArtifacts` form a `CompilationArtifactGraph`. Each artifact -can have a list (subgraph) of dependencies of other artifacts that it relies on. -Each artifact corresponds to exactly one file. - -There is a special artifact for source files that do not need to get generated, -`SourceArtifact`. It is likely that in your compilation dependency graph, -the leaf nodes will be `SourceArtifact`s. - -You specify how to generate (compile) an artifact through *rules*, which are -expressed as subclasses of `CompilationRule`. Rules must implement two methods: -`matches` and `compile`. If a rule `matches` to an artifact graph, it can be -applied. Applying a rule is done by calling `compile`; this transforms the -artifact graph (in the simplest case, marks one of the artifacts as available) -and returns a list of compilation commands. - -At this point, we can print the compilation commands to the console (dry-run) -or actually run them to generate the artifacts. - -Before starting compilation, you may call -`populate_availability_from_filesystem()` -- this will check if any artifacts -are already available at the given file paths (and ensure that dependencies are -as old or older than the artifacts that depend on them). This way, you can avoid -recompiling artifacts that are already up-to-date on disk. If you wish to -regenerate everything, you can skip this step, but will at a minimum want to -mark the `SourceArtifact`s as available -- they cannot be generated. -""" - -from __future__ import annotations - -from abc import ABC, abstractmethod -from collections import deque -from collections.abc import Iterator, Sequence -from pathlib import Path -import hashlib -import os.path -import urllib.request -import logging -import subprocess -import importlib.util -import inspect -from dataclasses import dataclass, field -from functools import partial -from typing import Any, Callable -import sys - -# Global Functions -# ########################################################################## - - -@dataclass -class DesignGenerator: - """Lazy callable that imports source_path and calls fn_name(*args, **kwargs), returning MLIR as a string.""" - - source_path: Path | None = None - fn_name: str | None = None - args: tuple = () - kwargs: dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict) - fn: Callable | None = None - - @property - def source_file(self) -> Path: - """The file this design is written in. - - Callers depend on it for staleness, so a generator handed a function - directly still has to name a file: the module the function came from, - which is the operator's own module once a design is declared beside it. - """ - if self.source_path is not None: - return self.source_path - return Path(inspect.getfile(self.fn)) - - def resolve(self) -> tuple[Callable, tuple, dict[str, Any]]: - """Import the design module and return it ready to call. - - Every caller goes through here. The fusion pass needs the raw module - object rather than its string form, so it used to repeat the import - and call itself -- which meant a change to how arguments are assembled - reached one path and not the other. - """ - if self.fn is not None: - # An operator that declares its design alongside itself hands the - # function over directly. Re-importing its own module by path would - # execute it a second time and build a duplicate of the very class - # that is asking. - fn = self.fn - else: - spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( - self.source_path.name, self.source_path - ) - module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) - spec.loader.exec_module(module) - fn = getattr(module, self.fn_name) - - return fn, self.args, self.kwargs - - def __call__(self) -> str: - fn, args, kwargs = self.resolve() - return str(fn(*args, **kwargs)) - - -def plan( - rules: Sequence[CompilationRule], - graph: CompilationArtifactGraph, - _seen_unavailable: frozenset[str] | None = None, -) -> list[tuple[CompilationRule, list[CompilationCommand]]]: - # _seen_unavailable: snapshot of unavailable artifact filenames from the - # previous recursion. If a rule fires but the unavailable set is unchanged, - # we raise RuntimeError to detect rules that make no forward progress - # (stall detection, not graph-cycle detection). - if all(artifact.is_available() for artifact in graph): - return [] # Everything has been compiled - for rule in rules: - if rule.matches(graph): - commands = rule.compile(graph) - break - else: - raise RuntimeError( - f"No matching rule to compile target(s): {', '.join(artifact.filename for artifact in graph)}" - ) - unavailable = frozenset( - artifact.filename for artifact in graph.bfs() if not artifact.is_available() - ) - if unavailable == _seen_unavailable: - raise RuntimeError( - f"Rule {rule.__class__.__name__} fired but made no progress. " - f"Still unavailable: {sorted(unavailable)}" - ) - return [(rule, commands)] + plan(rules, graph, _seen_unavailable=unavailable) - - -def execute(plan_steps: list[tuple[CompilationRule, list[CompilationCommand]]]) -> None: - for rule, commands in plan_steps: - logging.debug(f"Applying rule: {rule.__class__.__name__}") - for command in commands: - logging.debug(f" Executing command: {command}") - success = command.run() - if not success: - raise RuntimeError(f"Command failed: {command}") - - -def compile( - rules: Sequence[CompilationRule], - artifacts: CompilationArtifactGraph, - build_dir: str = "build", - dry_run: bool = False, -) -> None: - artifacts.move_artifacts(build_dir) - if not dry_run: - # move_artifacts() may place kernel objects under a per-arch - # subdirectory of build_dir, so mkdir per artifact rather than once. - for artifact in artifacts.bfs(): - Path(artifact.filename).parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) - artifacts.populate_availability_from_filesystem() - plan_steps = plan(rules, artifacts) - if not dry_run: - execute(plan_steps) - else: - print("\n".join("\n".join(map(str, cmds)) for _, cmds in plan_steps)) - - -# Compilation Artifact Graph -# ########################################################################## - - -class CompilationArtifactGraph: - """DAG of compilation artifacts representing a build dependency graph.""" - - def __init__(self, artifacts: list[CompilationArtifact] | None = None) -> None: - """Initialize the graph. - - Args: - artifacts: Top-level artifacts to include in the graph. Each - artifact may reference further dependencies, forming the DAG. - """ - self.artifacts: list[CompilationArtifact] = ( - artifacts if artifacts is not None else [] - ) - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - def format_artifact(artifact: CompilationArtifact, indent: int = 0) -> str: - prefix = " " * indent - avail = "[x] " if artifact.is_available() else "[ ] " - result = f"{prefix}{avail}{artifact.__class__.__name__}({Path(artifact.filename).name})\n" - for dep in artifact.dependencies: - result += format_artifact(dep, indent + 1) - return result - - result = "CompilationArtifactGraph(\n" - for artifact in self.artifacts: - result += format_artifact(artifact, indent=1) - result += ")" - return result - - def __iter__(self) -> Iterator[CompilationArtifact]: - return iter(self.artifacts) - - def __len__(self) -> int: - return len(self.artifacts) - - def __getitem__(self, index: int) -> CompilationArtifact: - return self.artifacts[index] - - def dfs(self) -> Iterator[CompilationArtifact]: - return self._traverse(True) - - def bfs(self) -> Iterator[CompilationArtifact]: - return self._traverse(False) - - def _traverse(self, dfs: bool) -> Iterator[CompilationArtifact]: - visited: set[CompilationArtifact] = set() - todo: deque[CompilationArtifact] = deque(self.artifacts) - while todo: - artifact = todo.pop() if dfs else todo.popleft() - if artifact in visited: - continue - visited.add(artifact) - todo.extend(artifact.dependencies) - yield artifact - - def replace( - self, old_artifact: CompilationArtifact, new_artifact: CompilationArtifact - ) -> CompilationArtifactGraph: - for i, artifact in enumerate(self.artifacts): - if artifact == old_artifact: - self.artifacts[i] = new_artifact - else: - artifact.dependencies.replace(old_artifact, new_artifact) - return self - - def populate_availability_from_filesystem(self) -> None: - for artifact in self.artifacts: - artifact.dependencies.populate_availability_from_filesystem() - artifact.available = artifact.is_available_in_filesystem() - - def get_worklist(self, kind: type | tuple[type, ...]) -> list[CompilationArtifact]: - """Return a list of artifacts of the given kind that can be built in the next step (dependencies available).""" - return [ - artifact - for artifact in self.bfs() - if isinstance(artifact, kind) - and not artifact.is_available() - and artifact.dependencies_available() - ] - - def move_artifacts(self, new_root: str) -> None: - """Make all artifact paths point into a build directory.""" - for artifact in self.bfs(): - if not Path(artifact.filename).is_absolute(): - artifact.filename = str(Path(new_root) / Path(artifact.filename).name) - - def add(self, artifact: CompilationArtifact) -> None: - self.artifacts.append(artifact) - - -# Compilation Artifacts -# ########################################################################## - - -class CompilationArtifact(ABC): - """Abstract base for a single node in a compilation artifact graph. - - Each artifact corresponds to exactly one file on disk. Subclasses - represent specific kinds of build products (source files, MLIR modules, - kernel objects, xclbin packages, etc.). - """ - - def __init__( - self, - filename: str | Path, - dependencies: list[CompilationArtifact] | None = None, - available: bool = False, - ) -> None: - """Initialize the artifact. - - Args: - filename: Path to the file produced by this artifact. - dependencies: Artifacts that must be built before this one. - available: Whether the artifact is already considered built. - """ - self.filename = str(filename) - self.dependencies: CompilationArtifactGraph = CompilationArtifactGraph( - artifacts=dependencies if dependencies is not None else [] - ) - self.available = available - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"{self.__class__.__name__}({self.filename})" - - def is_available(self) -> bool: - """'Conceptual' availability: during a dry-run or in the planning stage, available may be True even if the underlying file does not exist yet.""" - # If any of our dependencies' dependencies are outdated, this artifact is also outdated - return self.available and self.dependencies_available() - - def dependencies_available(self) -> bool: - """Return True if all direct dependencies are available.""" - return all(d.is_available() for d in self.dependencies) - - def is_available_in_filesystem(self) -> bool: - """'Real' availability: checks if the underlying file exists and is up-to-date with respect to dependencies.""" - if not Path(self.filename).exists(): - return False - file_mtime = os.path.getmtime(self.filename) - for dependency in self.dependencies: - if ( - not dependency.is_available_in_filesystem() - or os.path.getmtime(dependency.filename) > file_mtime - ): - return False - return True - - -class SourceArtifact(CompilationArtifact): - """Artifact representing a source file that does not need to be generated, is assumed to be there.""" - - pass - - -class MLIRArtifact(CompilationArtifact): - """Base class for artifacts whose file is an MLIR (.mlir) module usable as aiecc input. - - The MLIR source of a downstream - target (elf/xclbin/insts.bin) by looking for a dependency of this type. - Using a shared base class (rather than name-checking) lets other modules - such as ``compilation/sequence.py`` opt in without creating an import cycle. - """ - - -class PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact(MLIRArtifact): - """Carries the DesignGenerator an operator compiles from. - - No longer built: the design runs inside CompilableDesign.compile(), which - keys its own cache on the generator and its parameters, so nothing writes - this file and nothing checks it for staleness. - """ - - def __init__( - self, - filename: str, - generator: DesignGenerator, - ) -> None: - self.generator = generator - super().__init__(filename, dependencies=[SourceArtifact(generator.source_file)]) - - -def _sha256_of(path: Path) -> str: - with open(path, "rb") as f: - return hashlib.file_digest(f, "sha256").hexdigest() - - -class RemoteFileArtifact(CompilationArtifact): - """A file downloaded from a URL and pinned by its SHA-256 digest. - - The digest pins the content, so ``url`` must name an immutable revision of - the file -- a commit SHA rather than a branch. - """ - - def __init__(self, filename: str, url: str, sha256: str) -> None: - super().__init__(filename) - self.url = url - self.sha256 = sha256 - - def is_available_in_filesystem(self) -> bool: - # A stale file with a matching mtime is still the wrong file, so - # compare content rather than timestamps. - path = Path(self.filename) - return path.exists() and _sha256_of(path) == self.sha256 - - -# Compilation Command -# ########################################################################## - - -class CompilationCommand(ABC): - """An abstraction for anything that can be executed to physically produce artifacts.""" - - @abstractmethod - def run(self) -> bool: - pass - - @abstractmethod - def __repr__(self) -> str: - pass - - -class ShellCompilationCommand(CompilationCommand): - def __init__( - self, - command: list[str], - cwd: str | None = None, - env: dict[str, str] | str = "copy", - ) -> None: - self.command = command - self.cwd = cwd - if env == "copy": - env = os.environ.copy() - self.env = env - - def run(self) -> bool: - result = subprocess.run( - self.command, - capture_output=True, - text=True, - cwd=self.cwd, - env={**self.env, "PYTHONUNBUFFERED": "1"}, - ) - if result.returncode != 0: - print("Return code: ", result.returncode) - print(result.stdout) - print(result.stderr, file=sys.stderr) - return result.returncode == 0 - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"Shell({' '.join(self.command)})" - - -class PythonCallbackCompilationCommand(CompilationCommand): - def __init__(self, callback: Callable[[], Any]) -> None: - self.callback = callback - - def run(self) -> bool: - result = self.callback() - return bool(result) if result is not None else True - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"PythonCallback({self.callback})" - - -# Compilation Rules -# ########################################################################## - - -class CompilationRule(ABC): - """A compilation rule is applied to a artifact graph, producing compilation commands and a transformed artifact graph.""" - - @abstractmethod - def matches(self, artifact: CompilationArtifactGraph) -> bool: - """Return true if this rule can be applied to any artifact in the artifact graph.""" - pass - - @abstractmethod - def compile(self, artifacts: CompilationArtifactGraph) -> list[CompilationCommand]: - """Apply this rule to the artifact graph, returning compilation commands. This should modify the artifact graph in-place to reflect the newly generated artifacts.""" - pass - - -class DownloadCompilationRule(CompilationRule): - """Fetch RemoteFileArtifacts over HTTPS and check their digest.""" - - def matches(self, graph): - return any(graph.get_worklist(RemoteFileArtifact)) - - def compile(self, graph): - commands = [] - for artifact in graph.get_worklist(RemoteFileArtifact): - commands.append( - PythonCallbackCompilationCommand(partial(self.download, artifact)) - ) - artifact.available = True - return commands - - @staticmethod - def download(artifact): - if not artifact.url.startswith("https://"): - raise ValueError(f"refusing to download over {artifact.url!r}") - # Download beside the target and rename, so an interrupted fetch cannot - # leave a truncated file that a later run reports as a digest mismatch. - target = Path(artifact.filename) - partial_path = target.with_suffix(target.suffix + ".part") - with urllib.request.urlopen(artifact.url, timeout=60) as response: - partial_path.write_bytes(response.read()) - digest = _sha256_of(partial_path) - if digest != artifact.sha256: - partial_path.unlink() - raise RuntimeError( - f"{artifact.url} has SHA-256 {digest}, expected {artifact.sha256}" - ) - partial_path.replace(target) - - -def _aiecc_work_dir(mlir_filename: str) -> Path: - """Directory aiecc writes its own 'aie.mlir' copy and '.prj' project directory - into for the given MLIR source artifact's filename. - - compile_mlir_module() always names its copy of the source "aie.mlir" inside - the work_dir it's given, rather than reusing the artifact's own filename, so - each MLIR source needs its own work_dir to avoid colliding with every other - artifact's aiecc output in the flat build directory. Callers that need to - find aiecc's project directory afterward (e.g. for a runtime-parameters - scratchpad) should derive it from this same function rather than - re-deriving the convention. - """ - p = Path(mlir_filename) - return p.parent / (p.name + ".d") diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py index d91404bb5e..639241bacd 100644 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ b/iron/common/context.py @@ -6,28 +6,27 @@ from typing import ClassVar import os -from . import compilation as comp import aie.utils.config @dataclass class AIEContext: - """Context for managing AIE operator compilation state. + """What a build is given besides the operator: where things go, how loud. - Attributes: - base_dir: Repository root directory (three levels above this file). - build_dir: Directory where compiled artifacts are written. - mlir_verbose: Enable verbose MLIR output during compilation. - compiler: Kernel compiler to use: "peano" (default) or "chess". - When "chess", all kernels and aiecc linking use xchesscc. - Requires Vitis/aietools in PATH. + ``build_dir`` holds what is fetched rather than built (a foreign + overlay's image). Built artifacts live in mlir-aie's JIT cache, keyed on + content; ``record`` says whether the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` + record of an image is also written beside it (``"disk"``) or only kept + in memory (``"memory"``, the default). """ # Repo root: iron/common/../../.. = three levels up from this file. base_dir: ClassVar[Path] = Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent + _default: ClassVar["AIEContext | None"] = None build_dir: Path = field(default_factory=lambda: Path(os.getcwd()) / "build") mlir_verbose: bool = False + record: str = "memory" compiler: str = "peano" @property @@ -44,26 +43,22 @@ def kernels_dir(self) -> Path: return Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) / "include" / "aie_kernels" def __post_init__(self) -> None: - """Normalize build_dir to a Path object.""" self.build_dir = Path(self.build_dir) + if self.record not in ("memory", "disk"): + raise ValueError(f"record must be 'memory' or 'disk', got {self.record!r}") if self.compiler not in ("peano", "chess"): raise ValueError( f"compiler must be 'peano' or 'chess', got {self.compiler!r}" ) @property - def compilation_rules(self): - """Return the ordered list of compilation rules for this context. + def use_chess(self) -> bool: + """Whether kernels are compiled with xchesscc rather than Peano.""" + return self.compiler == "chess" - Returns: - List of ``CompilationRule`` instances configured for the current - mlir-aie installation path. The LLVM binutils these rules invoke are - resolved by ``aie.utils.config``, which searches both the mlir-aie - and peano trees, so no peano path is threaded through here. - """ - mlir_aie_dir = Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) - use_chess = self.compiler == "chess" - - return [ - comp.DownloadCompilationRule(), - ] + @classmethod + def default(cls) -> "AIEContext": + """The process-wide context an operator gets when given none.""" + if cls._default is None: + cls._default = cls() + return cls._default diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 5d9cb0ba06..3b79148a80 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -57,7 +57,8 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): from abc import ABCMeta -from .base import AIEOperatorBase, _serialize_param +from .context import AIEContext +from .utils import serialize_param # Short spellings in artifact stems, for the fields every family shares. _NAME_ALIASES = { @@ -1302,7 +1303,7 @@ def _bind(self) -> None: def name_parts(self) -> list[str]: return [ - f"{_NAME_ALIASES.get(f.name, f.name)}{_serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" + f"{_NAME_ALIASES.get(f.name, f.name)}{serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" for f in dataclasses.fields(self) if f.repr and getattr(self, f.name) is not None ] @@ -1333,7 +1334,7 @@ def __call__(cls, *args, **kwargs): @dataclasses.dataclass(eq=False, repr=True) -class Operator(AIEOperatorBase, Generic[O], metaclass=_OperatorMeta): +class Operator(Generic[O], metaclass=_OperatorMeta): """A host ABI declared against an overlay. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. Declare ``dim()`` fields and buffers (``In``/``Out``/``InOut`` naming their @@ -1360,7 +1361,8 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: ) self.validate() self._bind() - AIEOperatorBase.__init__(self, context=self.context) + if self.context is None: + self.context = AIEContext.default() # -- declared surface -------------------------------------------------- @@ -1533,7 +1535,7 @@ def from_spec( dtype: Any = bfloat16, key: str = "", params: dict[str, Any] | None = None, - mlir: Callable | None = None, + generator: Callable | None = None, ) -> type: """An operator class from an exported description, at run time. @@ -1542,8 +1544,8 @@ def from_spec( and ``outputs`` are literal shapes in argument order; ``params`` are the numbers that identify the instance (they become ``dim()`` fields with those defaults and reach the name); ``key`` identifies the - generated design, for sharing; ``mlir`` replaces - :meth:`get_mlir_artifact`, since the sequence is not derived. The + generated design, for sharing; ``generator`` replaces + :meth:`generator`, since the sequence is not derived. The overlay is a stand-in carrying only ``key``. """ import types @@ -1568,8 +1570,8 @@ def operator_ns(ns): for bname, shape in outputs.items(): ns[bname] = Out(*shape, dtype=dtype) ns["design_key"] = lambda self: self.ov.key or None - if mlir is not None: - ns["get_mlir_artifact"] = mlir + if generator is not None: + ns["generator"] = generator return operator( types.new_class(name, (cls[overlay_cls],), {}, operator_ns) # type: ignore[index] @@ -1695,15 +1697,42 @@ def from_operands(cls, *operand_shapes, **overrides) -> "Operator": kwargs = {**overrides, **values} return cls(**kwargs) # classic-construction path splits overlay fields - # -- artifacts, and the image of one operator on its own --------------- + # -- the image of one operator on its own ------------------------------- + + @property + def dev(self): + """The device a design is generated for.""" + import aie.utils as aie_utils + + return aie_utils.get_current_device() + + @property + def kernels_dir(self): + """Where a design finds the C++ its kernels are compiled from. + + From the context, so IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR redirects it and pointing + IRON at another kernel tree changes the compile key. + """ + return self.context.kernels_dir + + @property + def verbose(self) -> bool: + return getattr(self.context, "mlir_verbose", False) + + # Bytes of trace buffer to emit; 0 disables tracing. A plain attribute + # rather than a property: OperatorSequence and LayerNorm assign it. + trace_size = 0 @property def name(self) -> str: - """Artifact stem: the class, every shown field of both layers, the device.""" + """This instance's label: the class, every shown field of both layers, + the device. It names the per-call value symbols a host writes through + and the kernel instances a chained image carries; nothing on disk, + which the compile cache keys by content.""" import aie.utils as aie_utils own = [ - f"{_NAME_ALIASES.get(f.name, f.name)}{_serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" + f"{_NAME_ALIASES.get(f.name, f.name)}{serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" for f in dataclasses.fields(self) if f.name != "ov" and f.repr and getattr(self, f.name) is not None ] @@ -1711,75 +1740,73 @@ def name(self) -> str: dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() return f"{base}_{dev.resolve().name}" - def get_mlir_artifact(self, image: str = "elf"): - from .build import mlir_artifact_for + def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): + """The design generator :class:`CompilableDesign` runs for this operator.""" + from .build import generator_for - return mlir_artifact_for(self, image=image) + return generator_for(self, image=image) - def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: - # The kernels are ExternalFunctions the design declares and - # CompilableDesign compiles; the xclbin and instructions are built by - # link_xclbin(). The artifact graph is for what is not compiled at - # all: a foreign overlay's downloaded image. - image = self.ov.foreign - if image is None: - return - from .compilation.base import RemoteFileArtifact - - self.xclbin_artifact = RemoteFileArtifact( - image.filename, url=image.url, sha256=image.sha256 - ) - self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact]) - - def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False) -> "Operator": - """Build the artifact graph, then the xclbin and instructions. - - link_xclbin() is lazy for get_callable()'s benefit; compile() is an - explicit request and honours it, so a configuration whose MLIR cannot - be generated fails here rather than on first call. - """ - super().compile(dry_run=dry_run) - if not dry_run: - self.link_xclbin() + def compile(self) -> "Operator": + """Build this operator's own image, once; sets :attr:`artifacts`.""" + if getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) is None: + self._artifacts = self._build() + if self.context.record == "disk": + self._artifacts.dump() return self - def link_xclbin(self) -> None: - """Compile this operator's xclbin and instructions, once (idempotent). - - On a foreign overlay the image is the downloaded one, so only this - shape's instruction stream is compiled.""" - if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: - return - from pathlib import Path + @property + def artifacts(self): + """The record of what :meth:`compile` produced (None before).""" + return getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) - from .jit_compile import compile_insts, compile_xclbin_insts + def _build(self): + """Compile to an xclbin and an instruction stream, or, on a foreign + overlay, to the stream alone against the downloaded image.""" + from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step + from .jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design - if self.ov.foreign is not None: - if not self.artifacts: - self.set_up_artifacts() - self._insts_path = compile_insts( - self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, - Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.bin", - ) - self._xclbin_path = self.xclbin_artifact.filename - return - self._xclbin_path, self._insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( - self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, - Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.xclbin", - Path(self.context.build_dir) / f"{self.name}.bin", - kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", + image = self.ov.foreign + if image is None: + design = xclbin_design(self.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") + entry = design.get_cache_entry() + picture, insts = entry.xclbin, entry.insts + else: + from .foreign import fetch + + picture = fetch(image, self.context.build_dir) + design = insts_design(self.generator()) + entry = design.get_cache_entry() + insts = entry.insts + self._design = design + return Artifacts( + kind="xclbin", + image=picture, + insts=insts, + entry=entry, + designs=( + Design( + name=self.name, + operators=(self.name,), + entry=entry, + image=picture, + insts=insts, + ), + ), + steps=(Step(0, self.name, self.name, tuple(b.name for b in self.buffers)),), + buffers={b.name: ("arg", i, b.nbytes) for i, b in enumerate(self.buffers)}, ) def get_callable(self): + """The loaded image, ready to call on device tensors.""" import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel - self.link_xclbin() + self.compile() image = self.ov.foreign npu_kernel = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(self._xclbin_path), + xclbin_path=str(self.artifacts.image), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" if image is None else image.kernel_name, - insts_path=str(self._insts_path), + insts_path=str(self.artifacts.insts), ) handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) diff --git a/iron/common/foreign.py b/iron/common/foreign.py index 70273072cd..b20c13fcb4 100644 --- a/iron/common/foreign.py +++ b/iron/common/foreign.py @@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ from __future__ import annotations from contextlib import contextmanager +from pathlib import Path from typing import Any import numpy as np @@ -210,6 +211,35 @@ def await_(self, task) -> None: aiex.dma_await_task(task) +def fetch(image, directory) -> Path: + """The downloaded image, by digest: fetched into ``directory`` unless a + file of the pinned content is already there.""" + import hashlib + import urllib.request + + target = Path(directory) / image.filename + + def digest(path): + with open(path, "rb") as f: + return hashlib.file_digest(f, "sha256").hexdigest() + + if target.exists() and digest(target) == image.sha256: + return target + if not image.url.startswith("https://"): + raise ValueError(f"refusing to download over {image.url!r}") + target.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + # Beside the target and renamed, so an interrupted fetch cannot leave a + # truncated file that a later run reports as a digest mismatch. + partial = target.with_suffix(target.suffix + ".part") + with urllib.request.urlopen(image.url, timeout=60) as response: + partial.write_bytes(response.read()) + if (got := digest(partial)) != image.sha256: + partial.unlink() + raise RuntimeError(f"{image.url} has SHA-256 {got}, expected {image.sha256}") + partial.replace(target) + return target + + def build_foreign(dev, op: Operator): """The module whose runtime sequence drives ``op.ov``'s downloaded image.""" from aie.dialects import aie, aiex diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py b/iron/common/fusion.py similarity index 96% rename from iron/common/compilation/sequence.py rename to iron/common/fusion.py index 905baa263a..f3704b208f 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/fusion.py @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ from typing import Any -from . import DesignGenerator +from .build import DesignGenerator RESET_DEVICE = "reset_device" @@ -157,7 +157,6 @@ def fuse_mlir( # Build fused MLIR module with mlir_mod_ctx() as ctx: - # Emit hoisted parameters first. with ir.InsertionPoint.at_block_begin(ctx.module.body): for sym_name, param_type in hoisted_params.items(): @@ -177,9 +176,9 @@ def fuse_mlir( if isinstance(op, aie.DeviceOp): dev_op = op break - assert ( - dev_op is not None - ), f"DeviceOp missing after re-parse for operator '{op_name}'" + assert dev_op is not None, ( + f"DeviceOp missing after re-parse for operator '{op_name}'" + ) dev_op.sym_name = ir.StringAttr.get(op_name) ctx.module.body.append(dev_op) @@ -232,7 +231,6 @@ def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf): last_op_name = op_name with ir.InsertionPoint(configure_body): - # For each buffer, add subview and reinterpret_cast ops buffer_ssa_values = [] for idx, buf_name in enumerate(buffer_names): @@ -269,9 +267,9 @@ def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf): for i in range(expected_memref.rank) ] expected_size = np.prod(target_shape) - assert ( - expected_size == size_elements - ), f"Size mismatch for buffer '{buf_name}': MLIR runtime sequence expected {expected_size}, Python fused operator provided {size_elements}" + assert expected_size == size_elements, ( + f"Size mismatch for buffer '{buf_name}': MLIR runtime sequence expected {expected_size}, Python fused operator provided {size_elements}" + ) strides = [] stride = 1 for dim in reversed(target_shape): diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 6693e0dfad..2e9b783822 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -716,6 +716,9 @@ def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch, context=context).compile() self.image = self.sequence.image + # What the image consists of, by identity: its designs, which step + # runs which, and where each buffer lands in its plan. + self.artifacts = self.sequence.artifacts self._callable = None self._uploaded = False diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 99c862ad06..9df8c4c052 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -1,17 +1,15 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Compile a fused sequence through upstream's CompilableDesign. +"""Compile designs through mlir-aie's CompilableDesign, which owns the cache. -IRON's artifact graph and ``CompilableDesign`` do the same job -- source to -kernel objects to MLIR to an ELF -- but the upstream one additionally keys its -cache on content, locks across processes, and validates Peano depfiles, none of -which the artifact graph does. This is the seam for moving onto it: it takes a -sequence that has already produced its fused MLIR and compiles that half the -new way, leaving everything else alone. - -Four things about the upstream API are not guessable from its signature, and -each is load-bearing here: +Every build lands in the JIT cache, keyed on the content it was built from; +IRON names nothing on disk. What this module adds is the seam: how an +IRON design function becomes the generator ``CompilableDesign`` runs inside +``compile()`` (so the kernels a design declares are collected and built), +and how a fused sequence, a chained xclbin and an instructions-only stream +are each spelled as one design. Three things about the upstream API are +not guessable from its signature, and each is load-bearing here: * ``compile_kwargs`` keys must appear in the generator's signature *and* carry a ``CompileTime[T]`` annotation. @@ -36,6 +34,16 @@ from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign, compile_context from aie.utils.compile.jit.markers import CompileTime +# Flags the fused full-ELF build needs. --expand-load-pdis is what makes a +# multi-device runlist switch PDIs between steps; --get-scratchpad-parameters +# emits the parameter table the host writes through. Without them the ELF is +# smaller and not the same program. +FUSED_ELF_FLAGS = ("--expand-load-pdis", "--get-scratchpad-parameters") + +# Only when tracing: the trace parser reads the lowered module for the buffer +# layout and each design's traced tiles and events. +TRACE_FLAG = "--get-input-with-addresses" + def _digest(text: str) -> str: """Identity for a graph: the content of the MLIR it generated.""" @@ -175,9 +183,7 @@ def _fuse_as_children(build_mlir) -> str: Generated inside ``compile()`` without this, every child also emits a ``load_pdi`` and the two schemes fight: the build succeeds, the ELF links, - and the device hangs at dispatch with ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT. Shadowing the - flag for the children is what the old code got for free by generating - outside ``compile()`` altogether. + and the device hangs at dispatch with ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT. """ with compile_context(_iron_full_elf=False): return build_mlir() @@ -189,11 +195,6 @@ def _fused_generator(build_mlir): ``graph`` and ``trace`` are never read; they exist so the fused text's digest and the trace size have somewhere to live in ``compile_kwargs``, which is what the cache key hashes. - - Staging happens here rather than before ``compile()``, because a cache miss - calls ``_cleanup_failed_compilation`` on the work directory first and wipes - anything already put there. The generator runs after that and before aiecc, - which is the only window where staged objects survive. """ def generate( @@ -209,105 +210,27 @@ def generate( return generate -def _compile_if_changed(design, *output_paths: Path) -> tuple[bool, str, Path]: - """Whether ``design``'s current recipe already produced ``output_paths``. - - ``CompilableDesign.compile()`` bypasses its own on-disk cache entirely - whenever explicit output paths are given -- its own docstring says the - caller "is presumed to manage their own dependency tracking". Without - this, an unchanged recipe recompiles through aiecc every time a fresh - ``CompilableDesign``/``OperatorSequence``/operator instance asks for it, - not just on an actual edit -- measured directly: two independently - constructed but identical fused sequences each rebuilt the ELF (mtime - changed both times). - - Reuses ``CompilableDesign``'s own content hash (recipe + kernel object - content + device + flags) rather than inventing a second one -- already - relied on by ``iron/tests/infrastructure/compilable_design_contract.py`` - -- and stamps it next to the first output. - """ - # Bind the device before hashing. _compute_artifact_hash reads - # get_current_device(probe_runtime=False), which is None until something - # binds one -- and compile() binds it moments later, from inside. So the - # stamp for the first build in a process records a "no device" hash that - # the next identical build can never match, and every process silently - # rebuilds once. Binding here makes both sides agree. - # - # Guarded exactly as CompilableDesign._bind_generation_device guards it: - # binding probes the runtime, which a compile-only host without one cannot - # do. Failing to bind is not an error -- it leaves the device unset on both - # sides, which still agrees with itself. +def _bind_device() -> None: + # _compute_cache_hash reads the current device, which compile() binds + # from inside; binding first makes a key computed before and after agree. try: aie_utils.ensure_current_device() except (ImportError, RuntimeError, AttributeError, ValueError, TypeError): pass - stamp = output_paths[0].with_suffix(output_paths[0].suffix + ".cache_hash") - current = design._compute_cache_hash() - hit = ( - all(p.exists() for p in output_paths) - and stamp.exists() - and stamp.read_text() == current - ) - return hit, current, stamp - - -# Flags the artifact-graph rule passes for a full ELF, and which a fused -# sequence does not work without. --expand-load-pdis is what makes a multi- -# device runlist switch PDIs between steps; --get-scratchpad-parameters emits -# the parameter table the host writes through. Compiling without them produces -# a smaller ELF that is not the same program -- 70,936 bytes against 99,768 on -# a two-step graph -- so they are not optional tuning. -FUSED_ELF_FLAGS = ("--expand-load-pdis", "--get-scratchpad-parameters") - -# Only when tracing. The trace parser reads the lowered module to find the -# buffer layout and each design's traced tiles and events, so without this a -# traced build compiles cleanly and then has nothing to parse. -TRACE_FLAG = "--get-input-with-addresses" -def fused_work_dir(elf_path) -> Path: - """Directory aiecc writes a fused ELF's build outputs into. +def fused_design(build_mlir, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0) -> CompilableDesign: + """A sequence's fused full ELF, compiled (or found) in the JIT cache. - The fused MLIR stopped being an artifact when fuse_mlir() became a plain - generator, so there is no MLIR filename left to derive this from the way - ``comp._aiecc_work_dir`` does for the artifact-graph paths. The ELF path is - the only stable name, and callers that need aiecc's graph outputs - afterwards -- ``params.txt`` for the runtime-parameter scratchpad, - ``input_with_addresses.mlir`` for the trace layout -- must derive it from - here rather than re-deriving the convention. - """ - elf_path = Path(elf_path) - return elf_path.parent / f"{elf_path.stem}.prj" - - -def compile_fused_elf(build_mlir, elf_path, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0) -> Path: - """Compile a fused sequence to a full ELF, returning its path. - - ``build_mlir`` is called, not passed text: fusing several designs into one - module runs each operator's design, and a design that declares + ``build_mlir`` is called, not passed text: fusing several designs into + one module runs each operator's design, and a design that declares ``ExternalFunction`` kernels only has them built if it runs inside - ``compile()``. Fusing outside and handing over the result registers those - kernels into a set ``compile()`` then clears, so the objects are never - built and the core fails to link. - - It is called twice, and deliberately: once here for the cache key, which is - still the fused text's own digest -- the most precise identity available, - and a call this path already paid -- and once inside the generator, where - the kernels survive. Only the second is on the cache-miss path; generation - is Python building MLIR, against an aiecc run. - - Both calls go through :func:`_fuse_as_children`, so both see the same - ``_iron_full_elf`` and the key describes the text that is actually - compiled. Keying under one value and building under the other produces a - cache entry for a different program -- which is not a build failure, so - nothing reports it. - + ``compile()``. It is called twice, deliberately: once here for the key, + the fused text's own digest, and once inside the generator, where the + kernels survive. Both calls go through :func:`_fuse_as_children`, so the + key describes the text that is compiled. """ - elf_path = Path(elf_path) - work_dir = fused_work_dir(elf_path) - identity = _digest(_fuse_as_children(build_mlir)) - design = CompilableDesign( _fused_generator(build_mlir), full_elf=True, @@ -316,71 +239,43 @@ def compile_fused_elf(build_mlir, elf_path, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0) -> Pat + list(extra_flags), compile_kwargs={"graph": identity, "trace": int(trace_size)}, ) - hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, elf_path) - if not hit: - design.compile(full_elf_path=elf_path) - stamp.write_text(current_hash) - return elf_path - - -def compile_sequence(seq, elf_path) -> Path: - """Compile an already-set-up OperatorSequence's fused MLIR to an ELF. - - The fused MLIR is generated fresh here: build_fused_mlir is a plain - function, not an on-disk artifact, and running it inside compile() is what - lets each child design's ExternalFunction kernels be collected and built. - """ - from .sequence import build_fused_mlir - - return compile_fused_elf( - lambda: build_fused_mlir(seq), - elf_path, - extra_flags=getattr(seq, "extra_flags", ()) or (), - trace_size=getattr(seq, "trace_size", 0) or 0, - ) - + _bind_device() + design.compile() + return design -def compile_insts(generator, insts_path, extra_flags=()) -> Path: - """Compile one design's instruction stream only, against an image built elsewhere. - The instructions-only compile of OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง11: an operator - whose array is already built (flm/gemm's configuration xclbin at the - reference shape, a foreign overlay's downloaded image, any operator sharing an - overlay) needs only its runtime sequence lowered. ``aiecc - --get-npu-insts`` does exactly that, without compiling a core, so no - kernel object and no Peano are involved. ``CompilableDesign.compile()`` - refuses an instructions-only request (its xclbin and insts paths must be - set together), so this goes to ``compile_mlir_module`` directly, keyed on - the generated text like the fused path. - """ - from aie.iron.kernel import ExternalFunction - from aie.utils.compile import compile_mlir_module - - insts_path = Path(insts_path) +def _resolved(generator): design_fn, args, kwargs = generator.resolve() if args: raise ValueError( f"design {design_fn.__qualname__} takes positional arguments " f"{args!r}; the cache key only spells keyword parameters." ) - # No core is compiled, so the kernels a design declares are not built; - # clearing the registry keeps one process's designs from colliding on a - # kernel name, as CompilableDesign does before generating. - ExternalFunction._instances.clear() - module = design_fn(**kwargs) - text = module if isinstance(module, str) else str(module) - flags = list(extra_flags) - current = _digest(text + "\n".join(flags)) - stamp = insts_path.with_suffix(insts_path.suffix + ".cache_hash") - if insts_path.exists() and stamp.exists() and stamp.read_text() == current: - return insts_path - work_dir = insts_path.parent / f"{insts_path.stem}.prj" - work_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) # aiecc's input is written into it - compile_mlir_module(text, insts_path=insts_path, work_dir=work_dir, options=flags) - if not insts_path.exists(): - raise RuntimeError(f"aiecc produced no instruction stream at {insts_path}") - stamp.write_text(current) - return insts_path + return design_fn, kwargs + + +def insts_design(generator, extra_flags=()) -> CompilableDesign: + """One design's instruction stream alone, against an image built elsewhere. + + The instructions-only compile of OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง11: an operator + whose array is already built (a configuration's image at the reference + shape, a foreign overlay's downloaded image) needs only its runtime + sequence lowered. No core is compiled, so no kernel and no Peano. + """ + design_fn, kwargs = _resolved(generator) + design = CompilableDesign( + _design_generator(kwargs), + insts_only=True, + aiecc_flags=list(extra_flags), + compile_kwargs={ + "design": design_fn, + "params": _params_key(kwargs), + "chain": "", + }, + ) + _bind_device() + design.compile() + return design @dataclasses.dataclass(frozen=True) @@ -392,46 +287,24 @@ class DispatchStream: params: tuple -def compile_xclbin_insts( - generator, - xclbin_path, - insts_path, - kernel_name: str, - xclbin_input=None, - extra_flags=(), -): - """Compile one operator's design to an xclbin and its instruction stream. - - A design with dispatch-time parameters has no static stream: the second - element is then a :class:`DispatchStream`, the bridge library aiecc's - ``--get-npu-cpp`` output compiles to, from which the runtime generates - each call's stream. - - The separate-dispatch counterpart to :func:`compile_fused_elf`. Chaining - looks like it needs more than CompilableDesign offers -- each operator's - xclbin links onto the previous one's via ``--xclbin-input`` so a sequence - lands in one loadable image -- but that and the kernel name are both aiecc - flags, which it already forwards. No local subclass is needed. - - ``generator`` is the operator's ``DesignGenerator``. It is resolved but not - called here: the design function runs inside ``compile()``, which is what - lets a design declare ``ExternalFunction`` kernels and have upstream build - them. - """ - xclbin_path, insts_path = Path(xclbin_path), Path(insts_path) +def xclbin_design( + generator, kernel_name: str, xclbin_input=None, extra_flags=() +) -> CompilableDesign: + """One operator's design as an xclbin and its instruction stream. + The separate-dispatch counterpart to :func:`fused_design`. Chaining -- + each operator's xclbin linked onto the previous one's via + ``--xclbin-input`` so a sequence lands in one loadable image -- and the + kernel name are both aiecc flags, which CompilableDesign forwards. A + design with dispatch-time parameters has no static stream; its bridge + library is :meth:`CompilableDesign.get_dispatch_lib_path`, and + :func:`dispatch_stream` spells it for the runtime. + """ flags = [f"--xclbin-kernel-name={kernel_name}"] if xclbin_input is not None: flags.append(f"--xclbin-input={Path(xclbin_input).resolve()}") flags += list(extra_flags) - - design_fn, args, kwargs = generator.resolve() - if args: - raise ValueError( - f"design {design_fn.__qualname__} takes positional arguments " - f"{args!r}; the cache key only spells keyword parameters." - ) - + design_fn, kwargs = _resolved(generator) design = CompilableDesign( _design_generator(kwargs), aiecc_flags=flags, @@ -443,19 +316,15 @@ def compile_xclbin_insts( "chain": str(xclbin_input or ""), }, ) - if design.dispatch_params: - from aie.utils.compile.jit import _manifest - - hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, xclbin_path) - kernel_dir = xclbin_path.parent / f"{xclbin_path.stem}.prj" - lib = _manifest.resolve_dispatch_library(kernel_dir) if hit else None - if lib is None: - design.compile(xclbin_path=xclbin_path) - lib = design.get_dispatch_lib_path() - stamp.write_text(current_hash) - return xclbin_path, DispatchStream(Path(lib), tuple(design.dispatch_params)) - hit, current_hash, stamp = _compile_if_changed(design, xclbin_path, insts_path) - if not hit: - design.compile(xclbin_path=xclbin_path, inst_path=insts_path) - stamp.write_text(current_hash) - return xclbin_path, insts_path + _bind_device() + design.compile() + return design + + +def dispatch_stream(design: CompilableDesign) -> "DispatchStream | None": + """The per-call stream generator of a dispatch-time design, else ``None``.""" + if not design.dispatch_params: + return None + return DispatchStream( + Path(design.get_dispatch_lib_path()), tuple(design.dispatch_params) + ) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 5737fb909b..589115b517 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -5,11 +5,10 @@ import inspect import logging import time -from pathlib import Path import numpy as np import ml_dtypes -from . import compilation as comp -from .base import AIEOperatorBase +from . import fusion +from .context import AIEContext from .declare import Operator from .jit_compile import DispatchStream import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -59,12 +58,6 @@ def _require_xrt() -> None: # ########################################################################## -def _trace_tag(seq): - """Tracing adds a runtime-sequence argument, so a traced build cannot reuse an - untraced one's ELF. Empty when untraced.""" - return f"_traced{seq.trace_size}" if seq.trace_size else "" - - def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: """The fused MLIR text: every design inlined into one module. @@ -77,7 +70,7 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: design_names = [] for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - generator = op.get_mlir_artifact().generator + generator = op.generator() # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it # from the operator having kernel artifacts: an operator whose # design declares ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, and @@ -94,7 +87,7 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: for op, *bufs in seq.runlist: comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) - return comp.fuse_mlir( + return fusion.fuse_mlir( operator_generators, comp_runlist, seq.subbuffer_layout, @@ -106,35 +99,39 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: class FusedImage: """The full ELF: every design fused into one module (NPU2 only).""" + def __init__(self): + self.design = None + def link(self, seq): - """Link the ELF once (idempotent); returns its path. + """Build the ELF once (idempotent); returns its path. - Goes through CompilableDesign, which keys its cache on content, locks - across processes and validates depfiles. + Through CompilableDesign, which owns the cache: it keys on the fused + text's content, locks across processes and validates the kernels' + depfiles, and the ELF lands in its entry. """ - from .jit_compile import compile_fused_elf + from .jit_compile import fused_design if not isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2): raise RuntimeError( "dispatch='fused' requires NPU2; NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch" ) - if getattr(seq, "elf_path", None) is None: - seq.elf_path = compile_fused_elf( + if self.design is None: + self.design = fused_design( lambda: build_fused_mlir(seq), - Path(seq.context.build_dir) / f"{seq.name}{_trace_tag(seq)}.elf", extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, trace_size=seq.trace_size, ) - return seq.elf_path + return self.design.get_cache_entry().elf class XclbinChain: """One xclbin and instruction stream per design, each linked onto the previous (``--xclbin-input``); the last link carries every kernel. Holds - the per-operator paths the xclbin callable dispatches with.""" + the per-operator designs the xclbin callable dispatches with.""" def __init__(self): self.combined_xclbin_path = None + self.op_design_map = {} # id(op) -> CompilableDesign self.op_xclbin_path_map = {} # id(op) -> xclbin path self.op_insts_path_map = {} # id(op) -> insts path, or a DispatchStream self.op_kernel_name_map = {} # id(op) -> kernel name @@ -143,11 +140,10 @@ def link(self, seq): """Build the chain once (idempotent); returns the last link.""" if self.combined_xclbin_path is not None: return self.combined_xclbin_path - from .jit_compile import compile_xclbin_insts + from .jit_compile import dispatch_stream, xclbin_design # Short hash keeps kernel names under xclbinutil's 64-char "name:name" limit. name_hash = hashlib.sha1(seq.name.encode()).hexdigest()[:6] - build_dir = Path(seq.context.build_dir) # One kernel instance per design, not per operator: with # share_designs, operators reporting one design_key generate one @@ -158,10 +154,8 @@ def link(self, seq): for idx, op in enumerate(designs): op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" - xclbin_path, insts_path = compile_xclbin_insts( - op.get_mlir_artifact(image="xclbin").generator, - build_dir / f"{op_label}.xclbin", - build_dir / f"{op_label}.bin", + design = xclbin_design( + op.generator(image="xclbin"), kernel_name=op_label, xclbin_input=prev_xclbin_path, extra_flags=[ @@ -169,13 +163,16 @@ def link(self, seq): f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", ], ) - built.append((xclbin_path, insts_path, op_label)) - prev_xclbin_path = xclbin_path + entry = design.get_cache_entry() + stream = dispatch_stream(design) or entry.insts + built.append((design, entry.xclbin, stream, op_label)) + prev_xclbin_path = entry.xclbin for op in seq.unique_operators(): - xclbin_path, insts_path, op_label = built[design_of[id(op)]] + design, xclbin_path, stream, op_label = built[design_of[id(op)]] + self.op_design_map[id(op)] = design self.op_xclbin_path_map[id(op)] = xclbin_path - self.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] = insts_path + self.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] = stream self.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] = op_label # The last xclbin in the chain carries all the linked instances. @@ -188,7 +185,7 @@ def link(self, seq): # ########################################################################## -class OperatorSequence(AIEOperatorBase): +class OperatorSequence: """Operator that concatenates a runlist of operators into a single dispatch. @@ -227,10 +224,16 @@ def __init__( "runlist entries must be (Operator, *str) tuples; " "each operator must be an Operator and each buffer name must be a str" ) - super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) + if args: + raise TypeError( + f"OperatorSequence takes no positional extras, got {args!r}" + ) + self.context = kwargs.pop("context", None) or AIEContext.default() + if kwargs: + raise TypeError(f"unexpected keyword arguments {sorted(kwargs)}") self.runlist = runlist - # Sharing changes which designs are built, so it belongs in the name that - # keys the build artifacts. + # Sharing changes which designs are built, so it belongs in the label + # the chain's kernel instances are named from. self.name = name + "_shared" if share_designs else name self.input_args = input_args self.output_args = output_args @@ -250,7 +253,7 @@ def __init__( # Bytes of hardware trace buffer per runlist step; 0 leaves the design untraced. self.trace_size = trace_size self.share_designs = share_designs - self.mode = mode # None until the device is known (set_up_artifacts) + self.mode = mode # None until the device is known (prepare) self._image = None # the mode's image builder, once resolved @staticmethod @@ -330,9 +333,7 @@ def infer_buffer_offsets(self): def calculate_buffer_layout(self): args = {} # base_buffer_name -> the declared buffer - sliced_buffers = ( - {} - ) # full_buffer_name (with slice) -> (base_name, start, end, buffer) + sliced_buffers = {} # full_buffer_name (with slice) -> (base_name, start, end, buffer) for op, *bufs in self.runlist: declared = op.buffers @@ -448,9 +449,8 @@ def length_of(arg): buffer_sizes = (input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, scratch_buffer_size) return subbuffer_layout, buffer_sizes, slice_info - def set_up_artifacts(self): - """Lay the buffers out and settle the mode; nothing else is an artifact - (each design's kernels are compiled with its image).""" + def prepare(self): + """Lay the buffers out and settle the mode, before anything is built.""" self.subbuffer_layout, self.buffer_sizes, self.slice_info = ( self.calculate_buffer_layout() ) @@ -462,28 +462,94 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self): image, _ = _MODES[self.mode] self._image = image() if image is not None else None - def compile(self, dry_run: bool = False): - """Build the artifacts and the image, ahead of time. + def compile(self): + """Build the image ahead of time, and record what it consists of. - The base class builds the artifact graph (kernel objects and the - like); the image itself, the fused ELF or the chained xclbins, was - only linked on the way to a callable, so ``compile()`` on a host - without a runtime stopped short of the thing worth handing on. - ``link()`` is idempotent and ``get_callable()`` still goes through it. + ``link()`` is idempotent and ``get_callable()`` still goes through + it, so this is the ahead-of-time path: a host with the toolchain and + no runtime compiles and hands the image on. """ - super().compile(dry_run=dry_run) - if not dry_run: - self.link() + self.prepare() + self.link() + if self.context.record == "disk" and self.artifacts is not None: + self.artifacts.dump() return self def link(self): """Build this sequence's image, once; sets ``self.image`` (``None`` for - the reference mode).""" + the reference mode) and :attr:`artifacts`.""" if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): - AIEOperatorBase.compile(self) + self.prepare() self.image = self._image.link(self) if self._image is not None else None + self._artifacts = self._record() return self.image + @property + def elf_path(self): + """The fused ELF, when that is this sequence's image.""" + return self.image if isinstance(self._image, FusedImage) else None + + @property + def artifacts(self): + """The record of what :meth:`link` produced (``None`` in reference mode).""" + return getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) + + def _record(self): + """What this image consists of: its designs, its steps, its buffers.""" + from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step + + if self._image is None: + return None + designs, design_of = self.unique_designs() + operators = list(self.unique_operators()) + labels = [f"op{i}_{type(op).__name__}" for i, op in enumerate(designs)] + sharing = [ + tuple(op.name for op in operators if design_of[id(op)] == i) + for i in range(len(designs)) + ] + if isinstance(self._image, FusedImage): + entry = self._image.design.get_cache_entry() + records = tuple( + Design(name=labels[i], operators=sharing[i]) + for i in range(len(designs)) + ) + kind, image, insts = "elf", entry.elf, None + else: + chain = self._image + entry = None + records = [] + for i, op in enumerate(designs): + design = chain.op_design_map[id(op)] + own = design.get_cache_entry() + entry = entry or own + records.append( + Design( + name=chain.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)], + operators=sharing[i], + entry=own, + image=own.xclbin, + insts=chain.op_insts_path_map[id(op)], + ) + ) + records = tuple(records) + kind, image, insts = "xclbin", chain.combined_xclbin_path, None + by_design = {id(op): labels[design_of[id(op)]] for op in operators} + if kind == "xclbin": + by_design = {id(op): chain.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] for op in operators} + steps = tuple( + Step(i, op.name, by_design[id(op)], tuple(names)) + for i, (op, *names) in enumerate(self.runlist) + ) + return Artifacts( + kind=kind, + image=image, + insts=insts, + entry=entry, + designs=records, + steps=steps, + buffers=dict(self.subbuffer_layout), + ) + def get_callable(self): """The runtime callable of this sequence's mode, compiling first if that has not happened (``compile()`` beforehand is the ahead-of-time @@ -621,7 +687,7 @@ def __init__(self, seq, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): self.device_name = device_name self.sequence_name = sequence_name - xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(seq.elf_path)) + xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(seq.image)) xrt_context = pyxrt.hw_context(aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime._device, xrt_elf) self.xrt_kernel = pyxrt.ext.kernel( xrt_context, f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}" @@ -645,20 +711,17 @@ def __init__(self, seq, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): def params(self): """Lazy ParameterScratchpad bound to this ELF's ctrl scratchpad BO. - The ``params.txt`` describing the runtime parameters is requested from - aiecc via ``--get-scratchpad-parameters``; it is a graph output, so it - lands in aiecc's ``--output-dir``, which compile_mlir_module() points at - the work dir (see ``_aiecc_work_dir``) for the fused MLIR source. - Returns ``None`` if the sequence declared no runtime parameters: the - file is still written, but holds a count of zero and there is no ctrl + The ``params.txt`` describing the runtime parameters is requested + from aiecc via ``--get-scratchpad-parameters`` and lands in the + build's cache entry, which :attr:`Artifacts.params` names. Returns + ``None`` if the sequence declared no runtime parameters: the file + still exists, but holds a count of zero and there is no ctrl scratchpad buffer object to bind to. """ if self._params is not None: return self._params - from .jit_compile import fused_work_dir - - params_path = fused_work_dir(self.op.elf_path) / "params.txt" - if not params_path.exists(): + params_path = self.op.artifacts.params + if params_path is None: return None if params_path.read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0": return None @@ -681,16 +744,13 @@ def _allocate_buffers(self): # sub-designs claim a share, so read it from the lowered module. self.trace_buffer = None if self.op.trace_size: - total = comp.trace_buffer_size(self.lowered_mlir_text()) + total = fusion.trace_buffer_size(self.lowered_mlir_text()) if total: self.trace_buffer = XRTTensor((total,), dtype=np.int8) def lowered_mlir_text(self) -> str: """aiecc's post-lowering module, which carries the trace buffer layout.""" - from .jit_compile import fused_work_dir - - path = fused_work_dir(self.op.elf_path) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" - return path.read_text() + return self.op.artifacts.lowered_mlir.read_text() def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): if buffer_name in self._buffer_cache: diff --git a/iron/common/tracing_utils.py b/iron/common/tracing_utils.py index 99dedb2e78..80787cf27d 100644 --- a/iron/common/tracing_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/tracing_utils.py @@ -39,8 +39,6 @@ from aie.utils.trace import parse_trace_slices, print_cycles_summary -from . import compilation as comp - __all__ = [ "dump_traces", "parse_trace_buffer", @@ -56,20 +54,20 @@ def lowered_mlir(run) -> tuple[Path, str]: mlir-aie's trace parser matches ``aiex.npu.write32`` ops against the trace unit's config addresses. ``aie-insert-trace-flows`` emits those writes inside aiecc, so the parser needs aiecc's lowered module. A traced build requests it with - ``--get-input-with-addresses``, which lands it in the work dir beside the source - (``.mlir.d/``). + ``--get-input-with-addresses``, and it lands in the build's cache entry, + which the image's record names. """ override = os.environ.get("IRON_TRACE_MLIR") if override: path = Path(override) return path, path.read_text() - source = Path(run.op.artifacts[0].mlir_input.filename) - path = comp._aiecc_work_dir(str(source)) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" - if not path.exists(): + path = run.op.artifacts.lowered_mlir + if path is None: raise FileNotFoundError( - f"{path} is missing; a traced build passes --get-input-with-addresses " - "to aiecc. Point IRON_TRACE_MLIR at a lowered module to override." + "the build produced no input_with_addresses.mlir; a traced build " + "passes --get-input-with-addresses to aiecc. Point IRON_TRACE_MLIR " + "at a lowered module to override." ) return path, path.read_text() diff --git a/iron/common/utils.py b/iron/common/utils.py index 1e1105d5ae..97c9220c9f 100644 --- a/iron/common/utils.py +++ b/iron/common/utils.py @@ -27,6 +27,17 @@ def get_shim_dma_limit(dev) -> int: ) +def serialize_param(v: object) -> str: + """A parameter value as a short, filesystem-safe token for labels.""" + if isinstance(v, bool): + return str(int(v)) + if isinstance(v, float): + return float_to_name(v) + if isinstance(v, (list, tuple)): + return "x".join(str(x) for x in v) + return str(v) + + def float_to_name(v: float) -> str: """Convert a float to a filesystem-safe string for use in operator names. diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/operators/_kernels.py index bf82a334f5..6f0ddd435e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_kernels.py +++ b/iron/operators/_kernels.py @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ from pathlib import Path import aie.utils.config -from aie.iron import ExternalFunction, Kernel +from aie.iron import ExternalFunction from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir @@ -39,15 +39,15 @@ def declare_kernel( arg_types, *, source=None, - prebuilt=None, func_prefix="", + use_chess=False, compile_flags=(), include_dirs=None, object_file_name=None, bundled_sources=(), symbol_prefix=None, ): - """Declare the kernel a design calls, building it unless it is prebuilt. + """Declare the kernel a design calls, and how it is built. ``bundled_sources`` names translation units the kernel needs linked but never calls through MLIR -- ``lut_based_ops.cpp``, whose exp/log tables @@ -61,10 +61,6 @@ def declare_kernel( ``-include`` files before the arch macros are established, and aie_api rejects that with "'__AIE_ARCH__' macro is required". - ``prebuilt`` names an object or archive that already exists and is linked - by name. Nothing in tree needs it now that bundling exists; it stays for a - caller that has a binary it did not build. - ``object_file_name`` is for a source that defines more than one entry point the design calls. Left to default, each declaration is named for its own symbol and so gets its own object -- two compiles of one translation unit, @@ -73,6 +69,9 @@ def declare_kernel( source and flags give an identical content digest, so upstream neither reports a collision nor compiles twice. + ``use_chess`` picks the xchesscc front-end for this kernel, from the + context's ``compiler``; every kernel of one design must agree on it. + ``func_prefix`` is IRON's fusion prefix and arrives with its trailing underscore ("op0_"). ``ExternalFunction`` joins with an underscore of its own, for the symbol name and for the rename pass alike, so it is stripped @@ -84,8 +83,6 @@ def declare_kernel( stream group gets "op0_mm128_64_64_matmul_bf16_bf16": both the group it belongs to and the shape it was built for. """ - if prebuilt is not None: - return Kernel(f"{func_prefix}{name}", f"{func_prefix}{prebuilt}", arg_types) prefix = f"{func_prefix}{symbol_prefix or ''}".rstrip("_") or None if object_file_name is not None and func_prefix: # Upstream names a defaulted object after the prefixed symbol; an @@ -107,6 +104,7 @@ def declare_kernel( source_file=str(source), arg_types=arg_types, include_dirs=dirs, + use_chess=use_chess, compile_flags=list(compile_flags), symbol_prefix=prefix, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py index c3bf596eac..ed8b150d35 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py @@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ def __init__(self, name, op, A, B, M, N, budget, ctx): self.round_medians = [] op.compile() - self.xclbin = Path(op.xclbin_artifact.filename) + self.xclbin = Path(op.artifacts.image) self.c_bo = XRTTensor((M, N), dtype=np.dtype("bfloat16")) run = op.get_callable() # Only the flm operators take B pre-packed. iron.operators.GEMM diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index b11bf8cb77..e74bc1c5ec 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ N, the activation and the clamp bounds are runtime parameters (residents) and reach only the instruction stream, so every shape sharing a configuration shares one xclbin. That split is what this operator exists -for, and :meth:`GEMM.link_xclbin` builds the two halves separately. +for, and :meth:`GEMM._build` compiles the two halves separately. ``design.py`` keeps the fixed geometry and the L1 budget; README.md has the per-choice breakdown against the shipped FastFlowLM overlay. @@ -18,7 +18,6 @@ import dataclasses from typing import ClassVar -from pathlib import Path import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -964,35 +963,53 @@ def _reference_shape(self) -> tuple[int, int, int]: ov = self.ov return (M_TILE * ov.rows * ov.m_chunk, MIN_K, ov.tile_n * ov.cols) - def link_xclbin(self) -> None: - """Compile the configuration's xclbin and this shape's instructions. + def _build(self): + """The configuration's image plus this shape's instruction stream. - Two compiles rather than the base class's one. The xclbin is emitted - at a reference shape and activation so that every shape sharing the - configuration reuses it, and only the instruction stream is per - shape: an instructions-only compile, no kernel built twice. + Two compiles rather than one. The image is emitted at a reference + shape and activation, so every shape sharing the configuration reuses + it: the cache keys on content, and the reference shape is what that + content is. Only the instruction stream is per shape, which is an + instructions-only compile with no kernel built twice. On the shipped + overlay there is no image to build at all. """ - if getattr(self, "_xclbin_path", None) is not None: - return - if self.ov.foreign is not None: - return super().link_xclbin() # the downloaded image, instructions only - from iron.common.build import mlir_artifact_for - from iron.common.jit_compile import compile_insts, compile_xclbin_insts + from iron.common.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step + from iron.common.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design - build_dir = Path(self.context.build_dir) + if self.ov.foreign is not None: + return super()._build() # the downloaded image, instructions only tuned = self.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) M, K, N = tuned._reference_shape reference = dataclasses.replace( tuned, M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None, packed_bytes=None ) - self._xclbin_path, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( - mlir_artifact_for(reference, f"{self.config_name}.mlir").generator, - build_dir / f"{self.config_name}.xclbin", - build_dir / f"{self.config_name}.bin", - kernel_name="MLIR_AIE", - ) - self._insts_path = compile_insts( - self.get_mlir_artifact().generator, build_dir / f"{self.name}.bin" + image = xclbin_design(reference.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") + stream = insts_design(self.generator()) + config, own = image.get_cache_entry(), stream.get_cache_entry() + self._design = stream + return Artifacts( + kind="xclbin", + image=config.xclbin, + insts=own.insts, + entry=own, + designs=( + Design( + name=self.config_name, + operators=(self.name,), + entry=config, + image=config.xclbin, + insts=own.insts, + ), + ), + steps=( + Step( + 0, + self.name, + self.config_name, + tuple(b.name for b in self.buffers), + ), + ), + buffers={b.name: ("arg", i, b.nbytes) for i, b in enumerate(self.buffers)}, ) # -- host-side helpers ------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py index 9755e8ab25..88382a2b48 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py @@ -322,10 +322,8 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(aie_context): ) assert not errors, f"{M}x{K}x{N} {epilogue} failed" - stamp = ( - str(operator._xclbin_path), - os.path.getmtime(operator._xclbin_path), - ) + image = operator.artifacts.image + stamp = (str(image), os.path.getmtime(image)) if xclbin is None: xclbin = stamp assert stamp == xclbin, f"{M}x{K}x{N} rebuilt the xclbin" @@ -346,18 +344,16 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(aie_context): errors, _, _ = check_on_device(operator, vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE)) assert not errors, f"clamp={clamp} produced wrong output" - stamp = ( - str(operator._xclbin_path), - os.path.getmtime(operator._xclbin_path), - ) + image = operator.artifacts.image + stamp = (str(image), os.path.getmtime(image)) if xclbin is None: xclbin = stamp assert stamp == xclbin, f"clamp={clamp} rebuilt the xclbin" # ...and neither does dropping the clamp: the kernel always clamps, and an # unclamped caller neutralises it with (-inf, +inf) rather than compiling - # a second build. config_name rather than _xclbin_path, which only - # exists once compile() has run. + # a second build. config_name rather than the image, which only exists + # once compile() has run. clamped = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=bounds[0], context=aie_context) unclamped = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context) assert unclamped.config_name == clamped.config_name diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index dc0eafc703..7d5b98e36e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -378,9 +378,9 @@ def coalesced(elems, col_off, split, bstride): # safe: a producer that gets ahead blocks on the buffer lock (worst # case a stall, never a corrupting overrun). depth>=2 only buys # overlap of fill with compute, so it is a performance guard here. - assert ( - ov.a.depth >= 2 and ov.c.depth >= 2 - ), "coalesced GEMV wants A/C ObjectFifo depth>=2 for fill/compute overlap" + assert ov.a.depth >= 2 and ov.c.depth >= 2, ( + "coalesced GEMV wants A/C ObjectFifo depth>=2 for fill/compute overlap" + ) A_coalesced = [ coalesced(A_elems, col * (M // cols) * K, A_split, A_bstride) for col in range(cols) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/test.py b/iron/operators/mha/test.py index 61680aaa8e..cc91cfff33 100755 --- a/iron/operators/mha/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/test.py @@ -58,9 +58,9 @@ def test_mha(seq_len, dim, num_heads, num_pipelines, num_kv_heads, aie_context): ) ) - assert ( - len(errors["O"]) <= max_acceptable_errors - ), f"Test failed with {len(errors['O'])} errors (max allowable: {max_acceptable_errors})" + assert len(errors["O"]) <= max_acceptable_errors, ( + f"Test failed with {len(errors['O'])} errors (max allowable: {max_acceptable_errors})" + ) @pytest.mark.parametrize( diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py index 40a440730e..0713470459 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py @@ -52,8 +52,9 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy, aie_c record_metric("Bandwidth", total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) errors = {} - swished_buf, product_buf = _step_output(net, SiLU), _step_output( - net, ElementwiseMul + swished_buf, product_buf = ( + _step_output(net, SiLU), + _step_output(net, ElementwiseMul), ) up_buf = net.buffer(net.traced.steps[1].outputs[0]) for buf in (swished_buf, product_buf, up_buf): diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py index 89abd6259e..5a65462651 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common import DesignGenerator, Operator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact +from iron.common import DesignGenerator, Operator from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence @@ -27,23 +27,20 @@ def _stream_group(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, k, group_index, context): inputs, outputs = stream_design.group_ports(*dims, k=k)[group_index] npu = aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name - def get_mlir_artifact(self): - return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( - f"{self.name}.mlir", - DesignGenerator( - Path(stream_design.__file__), - "load_group", - (), - { - "group_index": group_index, - "k": k, - "seq_len": seq_len, - "embedding_dim": embedding_dim, - "hidden_dim": hidden_dim, - "npu": npu, - "kernels_dir": self.kernels_dir, - }, - ), + def generator(self, image="elf"): + """The exported design, loaded from its module rather than derived.""" + return DesignGenerator( + source_path=Path(stream_design.__file__), + fn_name="load_group", + kwargs={ + "group_index": group_index, + "k": k, + "seq_len": seq_len, + "embedding_dim": embedding_dim, + "hidden_dim": hidden_dim, + "npu": npu, + "kernels_dir": self.kernels_dir, + }, ) cls = Operator.from_spec( @@ -66,7 +63,7 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): "k": k, "group_index": group_index, }, - mlir=get_mlir_artifact, + generator=generator, ) return cls(cls._overlay_class(), context=context) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index 7fae3a170f..8051ba641c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -448,14 +448,14 @@ def test_from_spec_builds_an_operator_from_literal_shapes(): outputs={"left": (64, 256)}, key="abc123", params={"seq_len": 64, "k": 2}, - mlir=lambda self: "artifact", + generator=lambda self, image="elf": "generator", ) op = Group(Group._overlay_class()) assert [b.name for b in op.buffers] == ["input", "w_gate", "left"] assert [b.shape for b in op.buffers] == [(64, 128), (128, 256), (64, 256)] assert (op.seq_len, op.k) == (64, 2) assert op.design_key() == "abc123" - assert op.get_mlir_artifact() == "artifact" + assert op.generator() == "generator" # Literal shapes bind no field; inference only checks them. assert Group.infer((64, 128), (128, 256)) == {} with pytest.raises(ValueError): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index bf78c9d79b..1bfaee3719 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -289,14 +289,14 @@ def test_planned_buffers_never_share_bytes_while_both_live(): scratch = {k: v for k, v in layout.items() if v[0] == "scratch"} # t_i is live from step i to step i+1, so consecutive ones overlap. for i in range(3): - a, b = scratch.get(f"t{i}"), scratch.get(f"t{i+1}") + a, b = scratch.get(f"t{i}"), scratch.get(f"t{i + 1}") if a is None or b is None: continue assert LiveRange(i, i + 1).overlaps(LiveRange(i + 1, i + 2)) a_lo, a_hi = a[1], a[1] + a[2] b_lo, b_hi = b[1], b[1] + b[2] assert a_hi <= b_lo or b_hi <= a_lo, ( - f"t{i}@[{a_lo},{a_hi}) and t{i+1}@[{b_lo},{b_hi}) overlap in bytes " + f"t{i}@[{a_lo},{a_hi}) and t{i + 1}@[{b_lo},{b_hi}) overlap in bytes " "while both are live" ) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py index c6f69569b4..1c568238cb 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py @@ -11,18 +11,16 @@ from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor -from iron.common.base import AIEOperatorBase from iron.common import test_utils -class _Operator(AIEOperatorBase): +class _Operator: + """What run_test needs of an operator: buffers, compile, get_callable.""" + def __init__(self, results): self.results = iter(results) self.calls = 0 - def set_up_artifacts(self): - pass - def compile(self): return self diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py index c5a8f550d5..6b155792f6 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py @@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ def test_zero_tolerance_accepts_an_identical_buffer(dtype): def test_a_single_wrong_element_is_reported_alone(rel_tol, abs_tol): reference = torch.arange(64, dtype=torch.float32) output = reference.clone() - output[ - 17 - ] += 10.0 # past the 4% relative tolerance at this magnitude, not just past 0 + output[17] += ( + 10.0 # past the 4% relative tolerance at this magnitude, not just past 0 + ) assert verify_buffer(output, "out", reference, rel_tol, abs_tol) == [17] diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index 8df2dc41f4..bf6c6af15d 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -2,18 +2,19 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Compiling a graph function through CompilableDesign produces a real ELF. +"""Compiling through CompilableDesign produces a real image, cached by content. -This is the step the artifact-graph retirement rests on, so it is checked on -hardware rather than argued about: a graph recorded from dataflow, through the -upstream compile path, out the other side as a linked full ELF. +IRON names nothing on disk: every build lands in the JIT cache, keyed on the +content it was built from, and what IRON keeps is the record of what the +image consists of. These check the seam that rests on -- a graph recorded +from dataflow comes out the other side as a linked full ELF, a second +identical build is a cache hit rather than another aiecc run, and the keys +distinguish what must be distinguished. Needs a device, since the fused path is NPU2-only and the ELF is genuinely built here rather than mocked. """ -from pathlib import Path - import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -23,11 +24,9 @@ import iron from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.jit_compile import ( - _compile_if_changed, - compile_sequence, - compile_xclbin_insts, - _digest, + _bind_device, _design_generator, + _digest, _params_key, ) from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd @@ -42,7 +41,7 @@ def device(): def _captured(name, trace_size=0): - """x + w + w as a graph function, lowered to a fused sequence and compiled.""" + """x + w + w as a graph function, fused and compiled.""" add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) @iron.graph @@ -52,34 +51,32 @@ def f(x, w): sequence = f.trace(x=(1024,), w=(1024,)).sequence( name, dispatch="fused", trace_size=trace_size ) - sequence.compile() - return sequence + return sequence.compile() -def test_captured_graph_compiles_to_an_elf(tmp_path): +def test_captured_graph_compiles_to_an_elf(): """The load-bearing claim: it links, and the ELF is real.""" - sequence = _captured("jitpath_elf") - elf = compile_sequence(sequence, tmp_path / "graph.elf") - assert elf.exists(), "no ELF produced" + artifacts = _captured("jitpath_elf").artifacts + elf = artifacts.image + assert artifacts.kind == "elf" and elf.exists(), "no ELF produced" assert elf.stat().st_size > 1024, f"ELF suspiciously small: {elf.stat().st_size}" assert elf.read_bytes()[:4] == b"\x7fELF", "not an ELF" + # It sits in the cache entry, alongside the sidecars a host reads. + assert elf.parent == artifacts.directory + assert artifacts.params is not None and artifacts.params.exists() -def test_kernel_objects_land_in_the_work_dir_under_bare_names(tmp_path): +def test_kernel_objects_land_in_the_entry_under_bare_names(): """The fused MLIR's link_with names objects without a directory. IRON used to copy them there itself, because object_files= only feeds the - artifact hash. It no longer does: the designs declare ExternalFunctions and - CompilableDesign compiles them straight into the work dir. The requirement - is unchanged, so this still checks it -- what was deleted is IRON's - separate step for meeting it. + artifact hash. It no longer does: the designs declare ExternalFunctions + and CompilableDesign compiles them straight into the entry. The + requirement is unchanged, so this still checks it. """ - sequence = _captured("jitpath_stage") - elf = tmp_path / "graph.elf" - compile_sequence(sequence, elf) - staged = {p.name for p in elf.with_suffix(".prj").iterdir() if p.suffix == ".o"} - assert staged, "no kernel objects staged into the work directory" - assert all("/" not in name for name in staged) + objects = _captured("jitpath_stage").artifacts.entry.objects + assert objects, "no kernel objects in the cache entry" + assert all("/" not in p.name for p in objects) def test_two_graphs_get_distinct_cache_keys(): @@ -88,13 +85,9 @@ def test_two_graphs_get_distinct_cache_keys(): Without this the second graph would be handed the first one's ELF, and nothing would report it. """ - one = _digest("module { /* graph one */ }") - two = _digest("module { /* graph two */ }") - assert one != two - - -def _captured_traced(name, trace_size): - return _captured(name, trace_size) + assert _digest("module { /* graph one */ }") != _digest( + "module { /* graph two */ }" + ) def test_tracing_does_not_reuse_an_untraced_cache_entry(): @@ -110,163 +103,104 @@ def test_tracing_does_not_reuse_an_untraced_cache_entry(): } -def test_identical_sequences_reuse_the_compiled_elf(tmp_path): +def test_identical_sequences_reuse_the_compiled_elf(): """A fresh, independently-built sequence with the same recipe must not - pay a second aiecc compile. - - CompilableDesign.compile() bypasses its own on-disk cache whenever - explicit output paths are given -- the caller is presumed to manage its - own dependency tracking. Without that tracking, an unchanged recipe - recompiled through aiecc every time, not just on an actual edit; measured - directly by mtime before this was fixed. - """ - elf = tmp_path / "graph.elf" - - first = compile_sequence(_captured("jitpath_cache_reuse"), elf) - mtime1 = first.stat().st_mtime_ns - - second = compile_sequence(_captured("jitpath_cache_reuse"), elf) - mtime2 = second.stat().st_mtime_ns - - assert ( - mtime1 == mtime2 - ), "identical recipe recompiled the ELF instead of reusing the cache hit" + pay a second aiecc compile: same entry, untouched.""" + first = _captured("jitpath_cache_reuse").artifacts.image + mtime = first.stat().st_mtime_ns + second = _captured("jitpath_cache_reuse").artifacts.image + assert second == first, "an identical recipe landed in a different entry" + assert second.stat().st_mtime_ns == mtime, ( + "identical recipe recompiled the ELF instead of reusing the cache hit" + ) -def _add_design(tmp_path): - """A freshly built ElementwiseAdd, as its generator plus kernel objects. +def test_identical_operators_reuse_the_compiled_xclbin(): + """The same, for an operator on its own (the separate-dispatch path).""" - Built from a new instance each call: the regression this guards is two - independently-constructed operators with the same recipe each rebuilding, - which reusing one instance would not catch. - """ - add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) - add.compile() - objects = [ - Path(a.filename) for a in add.artifacts.bfs() if str(a.filename).endswith(".o") - ] - return add.get_mlir_artifact().generator, objects - - -def test_identical_operator_reuses_the_compiled_xclbin(tmp_path): - """The same regression, for compile_xclbin_insts (the separate-dispatch - and standalone-operator path) rather than the fused-ELF one.""" - xclbin_path = tmp_path / "op.xclbin" - insts_path = tmp_path / "op.bin" - - generator, objects = _add_design(tmp_path) - first, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( - generator, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" - ) - mtime1 = first.stat().st_mtime_ns + def build(): + op = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + return op.compile().artifacts - generator, objects = _add_design(tmp_path) - second, _ = compile_xclbin_insts( - generator, xclbin_path, insts_path, kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" - ) - mtime2 = second.stat().st_mtime_ns + first = build() + mtime = first.image.stat().st_mtime_ns + second = build() + assert (second.image, second.insts) == (first.image, first.insts) + assert second.image.stat().st_mtime_ns == mtime - assert ( - mtime1 == mtime2 - ), "identical recipe recompiled the xclbin instead of reusing the cache hit" +def test_a_traced_build_carries_the_lowered_module(): + """--get-input-with-addresses is what the trace parser reads; the flag + reaching aiecc is checked by that file being in the entry, not by the + ELF differing (both builds come out the same size).""" + traced = _captured("jitpath_trace_on", trace_size=8192).artifacts + assert traced.lowered_mlir is not None and traced.lowered_mlir.exists() + assert traced.image != _captured("jitpath_trace_off").artifacts.image -def test_tracing_changes_the_elf(tmp_path): - """A traced build must differ from an untraced one. - --get-input-with-addresses does not change the ELF -- both builds come out - at the same size. What it emits is a side file, input_with_addresses.mlir, - which is where the trace parser reads the buffer layout and each design's - traced tiles from. So the flag reaching aiecc has to be checked by that - file appearing, not by the ELF differing; asserting on size passes for the - wrong reason and then fails for the right one. - """ - traced = compile_sequence(_captured_traced("trace_on", 8192), tmp_path / "on.elf") - work_dir = traced.with_suffix(".prj") - produced = {p.name for p in work_dir.rglob("input_with_addresses.mlir")} - assert produced, ( - f"no input_with_addresses.mlir under {work_dir}; the trace parser has " - "nothing to read, so --get-input-with-addresses is not reaching aiecc" +def _add_key(): + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + fn, _, kwargs = add.generator().resolve() + return CompilableDesign( + _design_generator(kwargs), + compile_kwargs={"design": fn, "params": _params_key(kwargs), "chain": ""}, ) def test_the_compile_key_is_stable_across_identical_operators(): """Two operators built the same way must land on one cache entry. - The key is what makes the seam worth having, and it fails silently when it - is wrong: an unstable key is not an error, just an aiecc run on every call. + The key is what makes the seam worth having, and it fails silently when + it is wrong: an unstable key is not an error, just an aiecc run on every + call. """ + assert _add_key()._compute_cache_hash() == _add_key()._compute_cache_hash() - def key_for(): - add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) - fn, _, kwargs = add.get_mlir_artifact().generator.resolve() - return CompilableDesign( - _design_generator(kwargs), - compile_kwargs={"design": fn, "params": _params_key(kwargs), "chain": ""}, - )._compute_cache_hash() - assert key_for() == key_for() +def test_the_compile_key_does_not_depend_on_a_device_being_bound_yet(): + """The hash must not change once compile() binds the device. + + _compute_artifact_hash reads get_current_device(probe_runtime=False), + which is None until something binds one, and CompilableDesign.compile() + binds it from inside. A key computed before that records a "no device" + identity the next build can never match, so every process would rebuild + once -- silently, since nothing fails. _bind_device() binds first for + this reason. + """ + design = _add_key() + bound_hash = design._compute_cache_hash() + aie_utils.set_current_device(None) + assert design._compute_cache_hash() != bound_hash, ( + "this test is pointless if the hash stopped depending on the device; " + "it exists because it does" + ) + _bind_device() + assert design._compute_cache_hash() == bound_hash def test_a_device_parameter_is_keyed_by_identity_not_address(): - """A device stringifies to ````. - - Hashed by str() that would re-key the cache every process, so it is spelled - the way _compute_artifact_hash spells it. The key must still tell two - devices apart -- dropping it entirely would be stable and wrong, handing an - NPU1 build to NPU2. - """ - npu2 = _params_key({"dev": from_name("npu2", n_cols=8), "M": 8}) - npu1 = _params_key({"dev": from_name("npu1", n_cols=4), "M": 8}) - assert "0x" not in npu2, f"address leaked into the key: {npu2}" - assert npu2 != npu1, "the key stopped distinguishing devices" + """A device's str() carries its address, which would re-key every process.""" + dev = from_name("npu2", n_cols=8) + assert _params_key({"dev": dev}) == _params_key( + {"dev": from_name("npu2", n_cols=8)} + ) + assert _params_key({"dev": dev}) != _params_key( + {"dev": from_name("npu1", n_cols=4)} + ) def test_a_device_is_recognised_by_shape_not_by_parameter_name(): - """Designs need not call it ``dev``; what makes it a device is its API.""" - device = from_name("npu2", n_cols=8) - assert _params_key({"target": device}) == _params_key({"target": device}) - assert "0x" not in _params_key({"target": device}) + """The name a design gives the parameter is not what makes it a device.""" + dev = from_name("npu2", n_cols=8) + assert _params_key({"target": dev}) == _params_key({"target": dev}) def test_an_opaque_design_parameter_is_rejected(): - """Anything else carrying an address is an operator bug -- say so loudly.""" + """A value whose str() embeds an address is an operator bug, not a + silently-degraded cache.""" class Opaque: pass - with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="embeds an object address"): - _params_key({"thing": Opaque(), "M": 8}) - - -def test_the_compile_key_does_not_depend_on_a_device_being_bound_yet(tmp_path): - """The hash must not change once compile() binds the device. - - _compute_artifact_hash reads get_current_device(probe_runtime=False), which - is None until something binds one, and CompilableDesign.compile() binds it - from inside. A key computed before that records a "no device" identity the - next build can never match, so every process rebuilds once -- silently, - since nothing fails. _compile_if_changed binds first for this reason. - - The device is left unset before the call on purpose: bound beforehand, the - binding inside is never needed and this passes without it. - """ - add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) - fn, _, kwargs = add.get_mlir_artifact().generator.resolve() - design = CompilableDesign( - _design_generator(kwargs), - compile_kwargs={"design": fn, "params": _params_key(kwargs), "chain": ""}, - ) - bound_hash = design._compute_cache_hash() - - aie_utils.set_current_device(None) - assert design._compute_cache_hash() != bound_hash, ( - "this test is pointless if the hash stopped depending on the device; " - "it exists because it does" - ) - - _, current, _ = _compile_if_changed(design, tmp_path / "op.xclbin") - assert current == bound_hash, ( - "_compile_if_changed hashed before binding the device, so the stamp it " - "writes records an identity that compile() will never reproduce" - ) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="object address"): + _params_key({"thing": Opaque()}) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py index ede7bd2523..b429a7d863 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py @@ -69,9 +69,9 @@ def test_importing_one_operator_imports_no_unrelated_operator(name): others = sorted(imported - {own}) if not _is_composite(name): - assert ( - not others - ), f"importing {name} also imported {others}; the catalog is not lazy" + assert not others, ( + f"importing {name} also imported {others}; the catalog is not lazy" + ) else: # A composite may import its parts, but never the whole catalog -- # that is the regression this guards against. diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index 20347e49e8..ad0c0491b7 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ end-to-end check that it does); fused MLIR generation is no longer an artifact at all -- ``fuse_mlir()`` is a plain function that calls each operator's generator in-memory and returns -text; and standalone dispatch (``Operator.link_xclbin()``) does the same +text; and a standalone operator's own build does the same -- it calls the generator directly rather than reading a compiled artifact off disk. Any one of the three would have prevented this; together there is nothing left to poison, on either side. @@ -71,7 +71,7 @@ def _linked_objects(operator): back: a standalone build no longer writes its MLIR to disk either (see the module docstring), so there is nothing to read. """ - mlir = str(operator.get_mlir_artifact().generator()) + mlir = str(operator.generator()()) return sorted(set(re.findall(r'link_with\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', mlir))) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index 46c915080c..3d699c1bd9 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -148,12 +148,12 @@ def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, aie_context): # Buffer sub-views handed to each operator's runtime sequence. assert "memref.reinterpret_cast" in text, "missing buffer reinterpret in fused MLIR" # One inlined device per unique operator plus the top-level driver device. - assert ( - "op0_ElementwiseAdd" in text and "op1_ReLU" in text - ), "operator devices not inlined into fused module" - assert ( - text.count("aie.device") >= 3 - ), "expected two operator devices plus a top-level device" + assert "op0_ElementwiseAdd" in text and "op1_ReLU" in text, ( + "operator devices not inlined into fused module" + ) + assert text.count("aie.device") >= 3, ( + "expected two operator devices plus a top-level device" + ) # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -191,8 +191,7 @@ def test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical(dispatch, aie_context): out = _run_add_relu(aie_context, dispatch, a, b, f"infra_addrelu_parity_{dispatch}") assert torch.equal(out, baseline), ( - f"dispatch={dispatch!r} output is not bit-identical to the separate " - f"baseline" + f"dispatch={dispatch!r} output is not bit-identical to the separate baseline" ) @@ -258,9 +257,9 @@ def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(aie_context): expected = torch.cat([a0 + b0, a1 + b1]) errors = verify_buffer(packed, "packed", expected, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6) - assert ( - not errors - ), f"reference-dispatch sliced buffer produced {len(errors)} mismatches" + assert not errors, ( + f"reference-dispatch sliced buffer produced {len(errors)} mismatches" + ) # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py index 8b556b5bd7..6e381fbfcc 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ """Reading back the trace buffer size the compiler recorded on the sequence.""" -from iron.common.compilation import trace_buffer_size +from iron.common.fusion import trace_buffer_size LOWERED = """ module { diff --git a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py index f04e4ecdd9..7367c9dad7 100644 --- a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py +++ b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py @@ -59,6 +59,6 @@ def test_reference_matches_device_convention_across_shapes(): x, angles = _make_inputs(rows, angle_rows) expected = _block_major_expected(x, angles, rows, angle_rows) got = reference(x, angles, rows=rows, cols=x.shape[-1]) - assert torch.equal( - expected, got - ), f"mismatch at rows={rows} angle_rows={angle_rows}" + assert torch.equal(expected, got), ( + f"mismatch at rows={rows} angle_rows={angle_rows}" + ) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index 34c4633341..f86426ddfc 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -31,28 +31,28 @@ import iron from iron.common.context import AIEContext -from iron.common.jit_compile import fused_work_dir from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import requires, swiglu_decode pytestmark = [*requires("aiebu", "peano"), pytest.mark.usefixtures("npu2")] def build_elf(traced, name, tmp_path): - """Fuse a traced graph and build its full ELF; return the ELF and its work dir. + """Fuse a traced graph and build its full ELF; return its record. - The one build the application does: ``compile()`` links the image into - the context's build directory.""" + The one build the application does: ``compile()`` builds the image into + the JIT cache and records what it consists of.""" ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path / "build")) - seq = traced.sequence(name, dispatch="fused", context=ctx) - seq.compile() - elf = Path(seq.elf_path) + seq = traced.sequence(name, dispatch="fused", context=ctx).compile() + artifacts = seq.artifacts + elf = Path(artifacts.image) assert elf.exists() and elf.stat().st_size > 0, f"no ELF at {elf}" - return elf, fused_work_dir(elf) + assert artifacts.kind == "elf" + return artifacts -def _params(work_dir): +def _params(artifacts): """The scratchpad parameter table aiecc emitted, as ``name -> line``.""" - text = (work_dir / "params.txt").read_text().strip().splitlines() + text = artifacts.params.read_text().strip().splitlines() assert text, "params.txt is empty" count = int(text[0]) rows = [line for line in text[1:] if line.strip()] @@ -69,18 +69,19 @@ def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(tmp_path): elf = Path(net.image) assert elf.suffix == ".elf" and elf.stat().st_size > 0 assert net._callable is None, "the runtime is made on first call, not at compile" - work = fused_work_dir(elf) - # Four designs (gate and up share one) and the dispatch sequence. - pdis = sorted(p.name for p in work.glob("bif_op*.bif")) - assert len(pdis) == 4, pdis + artifacts = net.artifacts + # Four designs, gate and up sharing one, and one step per runlist entry. + assert len(artifacts.designs) == 4, artifacts.report("swiglu") + assert sum(len(d.operators) for d in artifacts.designs) == 5 + assert [s.index for s in artifacts.steps] == list(range(5)) # No per-call values: an empty table, not a missing one. - assert (work / "params.txt").read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0" + assert artifacts.params.read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0" -def _assert_values_in_table(traced, work): +def _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts): from iron.common.build import value_symbol - table = _params(work) + table = _params(artifacts) # Every value the graph bound is a parameter the host can write. for op, name, value in traced.bindings: bound = getattr(op, name, None) @@ -97,8 +98,8 @@ def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): cfg = _Config() traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) - _, work = build_elf(traced, "decode", tmp_path) - _assert_values_in_table(traced, work) + artifacts = build_elf(traced, "decode", tmp_path) + _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) @pytest.mark.extensive @@ -117,8 +118,8 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(tmp_path): decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length) traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode).trace(cfg) assert len(traced.runlist) == 18 + 3 - _, work = build_elf(traced, "prefill_1b", tmp_path) - _assert_values_in_table(traced, work) + artifacts = build_elf(traced, "prefill_1b", tmp_path) + _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(tmp_path): @@ -129,5 +130,5 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(tmp_path): cfg = _Config() decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16).trace(cfg) - _, work = build_elf(traced, "prefill", tmp_path) - _assert_values_in_table(traced, work) + artifacts = build_elf(traced, "prefill", tmp_path) + _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py index e326b1e9ee..0acbdd035e 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ def lower(op, tmp_path, name=None): # generator() call in one process must do the same, or two designs # declaring one kernel with different flags collide. ExternalFunction._instances.clear() - src.write_text(str(op.get_mlir_artifact().generator())) + src.write_text(str(op.generator()())) out = tmp_path / "out" result = subprocess.run( [ diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index eb1a323724..1d14af8897 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ """ import dataclasses -from pathlib import Path import numpy as np import pytest @@ -96,18 +95,17 @@ def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_a_foreign_image(tmp_path): from iron.common.context import AIEContext op = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) - op.link_xclbin() - insts = Path(op._insts_path) + op.compile() + insts = op.artifacts.insts assert insts.stat().st_size > 0 - assert not list(tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")), ( - "an instructions-only compile built an image" - ) + # The image is the download, so nothing was built beside the stream. + assert op.artifacts.entry.xclbin is None + assert op.artifacts.image.suffix == ".xclbin" first = insts.stat().st_mtime_ns again = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) - again.link_xclbin() - assert Path(again._insts_path).stat().st_mtime_ns == first, ( - "the same sequence recompiled" - ) + again.compile() + assert again.artifacts.insts == insts + assert insts.stat().st_mtime_ns == first, "the same sequence recompiled" def test_swiglu_graphs_operators_lower(tmp_path): diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py index 36252c0211..6bd5e120cc 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py @@ -74,10 +74,14 @@ def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions( op = flm.GEMM(M=256, K=512, N=512, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) op.compile() - assert Path(op._xclbin_path).name == f"{op.config_name}.xclbin" - assert Path(op._insts_path).name == f"{op.name}.bin" - assert Path(op._xclbin_path).stat().st_size > 0 - assert Path(op._insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 + artifacts = op.artifacts + assert artifacts.image.stat().st_size > 0 + assert artifacts.insts.stat().st_size > 0 + # The configuration's image is its own entry, named for the configuration; + # the stream is this shape's, in another. + (design,) = artifacts.designs + assert design.name == op.config_name + assert design.entry.directory != artifacts.entry.directory # The shape's own compile is instructions-only: no second xclbin, no # second kernel build. assert not (tmp_path / f"{op.name}.xclbin").exists() @@ -102,8 +106,8 @@ def test_shipped_builds_its_instructions_for_the_foreign_image(npu2, tmp_path): clamp=(-2.0, 2.0), context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), ) - op.link_xclbin() - assert Path(op._insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 + op.compile() + assert op.artifacts.insts.stat().st_size > 0 def test_shipped_fetches_its_image(npu2, tmp_path): @@ -112,7 +116,7 @@ def test_shipped_fetches_its_image(npu2, tmp_path): op.compile() except (urllib.error.URLError, OSError) as e: # no network here pytest.skip(f"the prebuilt xclbin could not be fetched: {e}") - image = Path(op.xclbin_artifact.filename) + image = Path(op.artifacts.image) assert image.exists() and image.stat().st_size > 0 @@ -124,7 +128,7 @@ def test_a_declared_operator_compiles_to_an_xclbin_on_npu1(tmp_path): try: op = GEMV(M=512, K=1024, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) op.compile() - assert Path(op._xclbin_path).stat().st_size > 0 - assert Path(op._insts_path).stat().st_size > 0 + assert op.artifacts.image.stat().st_size > 0 + assert op.artifacts.insts.stat().st_size > 0 finally: aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py index 587a729e83..e339c157f5 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py @@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ def _run(*args, cwd): result = subprocess.run( [XCLBINUTIL, *args], cwd=cwd, capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=120 ) - assert ( - result.returncode == 0 - ), f"xclbinutil {' '.join(args)} failed:\n{result.stdout[-2000:]}{result.stderr[-2000:]}" + assert result.returncode == 0, ( + f"xclbinutil {' '.join(args)} failed:\n{result.stdout[-2000:]}{result.stderr[-2000:]}" + ) return result From 6f3955aba2026a36f7108471ef08a473f7f492a6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 02:26:36 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 136/215] The record's buffer map comes from the tuned operator A shape may follow a tunable the device fills (flm/gemm's B layout), so reading nbytes off an untuned operator raises; the built image's buffers are the tuned ones anyway. The flm packaging test now asserts what instructions-only means in cache terms: the shape's entry holds the stream alone, the configuration's holds the image and the kernels, and the build directory stays empty. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare.py | 15 +++++++++++++++ iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 4 ++-- iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py | 15 +++++++++------ 3 files changed, 26 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 3b79148a80..3c3842fa0f 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -1759,6 +1759,21 @@ def artifacts(self): """The record of what :meth:`compile` produced (None before).""" return getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) + def _members_io(self): + """The declared buffers, without resolving a shape: their names alone.""" + return [m for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer)] + + def buffer_map(self) -> dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]]: + """Each buffer as ``(arena, position, nbytes)``, for an image's record. + + From the tuned operator: a shape may follow a tunable the device + fills (flm/gemm's B layout), and the built image's buffers are the + tuned ones. A standalone operator has no arena plan -- its buffers + are the kernel's positional arguments. + """ + tuned = self.ov._tuned and self or self.tuned(self.dev) + return {b.name: ("arg", i, b.nbytes) for i, b in enumerate(tuned.buffers)} + def _build(self): """Compile to an xclbin and an instruction stream, or, on a foreign overlay, to the stream alone against the downloaded image.""" diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index e74bc1c5ec..0b7b692852 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -1006,10 +1006,10 @@ def _build(self): 0, self.name, self.config_name, - tuple(b.name for b in self.buffers), + tuple(b.name for b in self._members_io()), ), ), - buffers={b.name: ("arg", i, b.nbytes) for i, b in enumerate(self.buffers)}, + buffers=self.buffer_map(), ) # -- host-side helpers ------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py index 6bd5e120cc..1411aa8e1d 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py @@ -82,12 +82,15 @@ def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions( (design,) = artifacts.designs assert design.name == op.config_name assert design.entry.directory != artifacts.entry.directory - # The shape's own compile is instructions-only: no second xclbin, no - # second kernel build. - assert not (tmp_path / f"{op.name}.xclbin").exists() - assert sorted(p.name for p in tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")) == [ - f"{op.config_name}.xclbin" - ] + # The shape's own compile is instructions-only: its entry holds the + # stream and nothing else -- no second xclbin, no second kernel build. + own = artifacts.entry + assert own.xclbin is None and own.elf is None and own.objects == () + assert own.insts is not None + # The configuration's entry is where the image and the kernels are. + assert design.entry.xclbin == artifacts.image and design.entry.objects + # Nothing is written to the build directory: the cache owns the paths. + assert list(tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")) == [] def _shipped(**kwargs): From 71df093a359ce063ca5b9e849d3643a137e1ac18 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 02:32:23 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 137/215] iron/common gives up what is not its own The stream-dse path was 950 lines of iron/common serving one operator: stream/ and layout.py move under iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream, where TiledStridedLayout (a stream-dse notion that exports to snax-c, not an access pattern) belongs. Tracing moves to iron/operators/_tracing.py, beside the operators that dump traces. device_utils.py is gone. get_kernel_dir was an alias for upstream's resolve_target_arch and device_columns for dev.cols; lut_sources belongs with the kernels it bundles, so it and the arch helper live in iron/operators/_kernels.py now. The fifo-depth rule no longer spells 4096: L1_BANK_BYTES is named once with the reason (a line spanning two banks cannot be double-buffered in what is left), and the threshold follows from the stream's own dtype. The target model exposes the total local memory but not the banking, which is the next small upstream ask. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 19 +++++++++ iron/common/build.py | 4 +- iron/common/device_utils.py | 36 ---------------- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 17 ++++---- iron/common/utils.py | 20 ++++++--- iron/models/llama_graphs.py | 4 +- iron/operators/_kernels.py | 42 +++++++++++++++---- .../_tracing.py} | 0 iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 3 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 2 +- iron/operators/gemv/test.py | 4 +- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 3 +- iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 6 +-- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 2 +- .../swiglu_prefill_stream}/layout.py | 0 .../swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/__init__.py | 6 +-- .../swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/hardware.py | 0 .../swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/mapping.py | 8 ++-- .../swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/ops.py | 4 +- .../swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/workload.py | 7 +++- .../swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py | 12 +++--- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 6 +-- iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py | 2 +- iron/tests/stream/kernel_layouts.py | 4 +- iron/tests/stream/placement.py | 4 +- 26 files changed, 115 insertions(+), 102 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/common/device_utils.py rename iron/{common/tracing_utils.py => operators/_tracing.py} (100%) rename iron/{common => operators/swiglu_prefill_stream}/layout.py (100%) rename iron/{common => operators/swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/__init__.py (71%) rename iron/{common => operators/swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/hardware.py (100%) rename iron/{common => operators/swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/mapping.py (93%) rename iron/{common => operators/swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/ops.py (98%) rename iron/{common => operators/swiglu_prefill_stream}/stream/workload.py (96%) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index d5823d7c85..4fd6f9b464 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -892,6 +892,25 @@ says whether it is also written beside the image (`"disk"`) or kept in memory (`"memory"`, the default). `build_dir` is now only where a fetched image lands. +Alongside it, `iron/common` gave up what was not its own. The stream-dse +path moved under the one operator that uses it +(`iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/`, with `layout.py`, whose +`TiledStridedLayout` is a stream-dse notion and not an access pattern), +tracing moved to `iron/operators/_tracing.py`, and `device_utils.py` is +gone: the architecture string is upstream's `resolve_target_arch`, the +column count is `dev.cols`, and `lut_sources` belongs with the kernels it +bundles (`iron/operators/_kernels.py`). The fifo-depth rule no longer +spells 4096: `L1_BANK_BYTES` is named once, with the reason a line +spanning two banks cannot be double-buffered, and the threshold follows +from the stream's dtype. The banking is the one device fact the target +model does not expose (it gives the total only), so an accessor for it is +the next small upstream ask. + +`tile_size` was already tunable on both elementwise bases; what is fixed +is the fallback (256) and each kernel's `tile_cap`. The cap is a kernel +property, not a device one, so it stays declared; raising the fallback is +a performance decision and needs hardware, so it is left alone. + Two changes upstream made that possible, on mlir-aie's `claude/mlir-aie-iron-upstream` branch: `CompilableDesign.get_cache_entry()`, which names everything a compile diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 82cc0a5564..b557b0776b 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -107,11 +107,11 @@ def __init__( ): from pathlib import Path - from .device_utils import get_kernel_dir + from iron.operators._kernels import target_arch self.dev = dev self.kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) - self.arch = get_kernel_dir(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" + self.arch = target_arch(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" self.func_prefix = func_prefix self.verbose = verbose # xchesscc rather than Peano, from the context; every kernel of one diff --git a/iron/common/device_utils.py b/iron/common/device_utils.py deleted file mode 100644 index e62a7c3bc6..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/device_utils.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,36 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from pathlib import Path - -import aie.utils.config - -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from aie.utils.compile.utils import resolve_target_arch - - -def get_kernel_dir(dev=None) -> str: - """Returns 'aie2p' for NPU2 (Strix, Krackan), 'aie2' for NPU1 (Phoenix).""" - if dev is None: - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - return resolve_target_arch(dev) - - -def lut_sources(dev=None): - """``lut_based_ops.cpp`` when this arch's kernels need it, else nothing. - - aie2's exp/log kernels reference its tables; aie2p's do not. Returned as a - bundle for declare_kernel rather than as an object to archive: the tables - have no MLIR call site, so an object carrying them can never be discovered - by tracing calls, and compiling them into the kernel's own translation unit - is what removes the problem rather than working around it. - """ - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) if dev is not None else get_kernel_dir() - if kernel_dir != "aie2": - return () - return ( - Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) - / "aie_runtime_lib" - / kernel_dir.upper() - / "lut_based_ops.cpp", - ) diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index b974d0c81b..995294321b 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -53,8 +53,8 @@ def reference(self, x): ... operator, tunable, ) -from .device_utils import lut_sources -from .utils import device_columns, get_shim_dma_limit +from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources +from .utils import bank_elements, get_shim_dma_limit # The line an elementwise core streams when nothing else is asked for: small # enough to divide any extent a model has, at some cost in DMA efficiency. @@ -76,8 +76,8 @@ class ChanneledUnaryOverlay(Overlay): Subclasses set ``kernel_name`` (the ``.cc`` under the arch's kernel dir), ``kernel_fn_name`` (the symbol), ``needs_lut_ops`` for aie2 kernels that reach ``lut_based_ops.cpp``'s tables from C++, and ``tile_cap`` (the - largest line one core holds; lines above 4096 elements need a fifo depth - of one to fit local memory). + largest line this kernel holds; a line spanning more than one + local-memory bank drops the fifo depth to one). """ # None: every column of the device, one channel each, DEFAULT_TILE lines. @@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ def tuning(self, dev) -> "ChanneledUnaryOverlay": if dev is not None: limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) if cols is None: - cols = min(device_columns(dev), limit // self.num_channels) + cols = min(dev.cols, limit // self.num_channels) if cols * self.num_channels > limit: raise Untunable( f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({cols * self.num_channels}) " @@ -135,8 +135,9 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: line_type = self.x.tile cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels - # Lines above one 8 KB bank need a depth of one to fit local memory. - depth = 1 if self.line_size > 4096 else 2 + # A line spanning more than one bank cannot be double-buffered in + # what is left of local memory. + depth = 1 if self.line_size > bank_elements(self.x.dtype) else 2 kernel = target.kernel( self.kernel_fn_name, @@ -253,7 +254,7 @@ def tuning(self, dev) -> "BinaryElementwiseOverlay": if dev is not None: limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) if cols is None: - cols = min(device_columns(dev), limit // 2) + cols = min(dev.cols, limit // 2) if cols * 2 > limit: raise Untunable( f"num_aie_columns ({cols}) exceeds ShimDMA limit " diff --git a/iron/common/utils.py b/iron/common/utils.py index 97c9220c9f..8145e63b25 100644 --- a/iron/common/utils.py +++ b/iron/common/utils.py @@ -4,12 +4,20 @@ from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model, WireBundle -def device_columns(dev) -> int: - """How many columns the device has: what an overlay defaults its width to.""" - cols = getattr(dev, "cols", None) - if isinstance(cols, int): - return cols - return get_target_model(dev.resolve()).columns() +# One bank of a core's local memory. AIE2 and AIE2P both have eight 8 KB +# banks, and a fifo object spanning more than one bank cannot be +# double-buffered in what is left; the target model exposes the total +# (get_local_memory_size) but not the banking, so the figure is named here +# rather than spelled at each use. +L1_BANK_BYTES = 8192 + + +def bank_elements(dtype) -> int: + """Elements of ``dtype`` in one local-memory bank: the largest line a core + holds at a fifo depth of two.""" + import numpy as np + + return L1_BANK_BYTES // np.dtype(dtype).itemsize def get_shim_dma_limit(dev) -> int: diff --git a/iron/models/llama_graphs.py b/iron/models/llama_graphs.py index d4a345850e..2c237bbbe0 100644 --- a/iron/models/llama_graphs.py +++ b/iron/models/llama_graphs.py @@ -55,10 +55,8 @@ def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None): # below divide by it, so it is fixed when the graph is written. import aie.utils as aie_utils - from iron.common.utils import device_columns - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - num_aie_columns = device_columns(dev) if dev is not None else 8 + num_aie_columns = dev.cols if dev is not None else 8 L, cols = max_seq_len, num_aie_columns self.max_seq_len = L self.num_aie_columns = cols diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/operators/_kernels.py index 6f0ddd435e..76265c590e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_kernels.py +++ b/iron/operators/_kernels.py @@ -17,21 +17,45 @@ from pathlib import Path +import aie.utils as aie_utils import aie.utils.config from aie.iron import ExternalFunction +from aie.utils.compile.utils import resolve_target_arch -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir + +def target_arch(dev=None) -> str: + """``"aie2p"`` for NPU2 (Strix, Krackan), ``"aie2"`` for NPU1 (Phoenix).""" + return resolve_target_arch( + dev if dev is not None else aie_utils.get_current_device() + ) + + +def runtime_dir(dev=None) -> Path: + """This architecture's ``aie_runtime_lib``: its headers and its tables.""" + return ( + Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) + / "aie_runtime_lib" + / target_arch(dev).upper() + ) -def runtime_include_dirs() -> list[str]: +def runtime_include_dirs(dev=None) -> list[str]: """The aie_runtime_lib headers a kernel is compiled against.""" - return [ - str( - Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) - / "aie_runtime_lib" - / get_kernel_dir().upper() - ) - ] + return [str(runtime_dir(dev))] + + +def lut_sources(dev=None): + """``lut_based_ops.cpp`` when this arch's kernels need it, else nothing. + + aie2's exp/log kernels reference its tables; aie2p's do not. Returned as a + bundle for :func:`declare_kernel` rather than as an object to link: the + tables have no MLIR call site, so an object carrying them can never be + discovered by tracing calls, and compiling them into the kernel's own + translation unit is what removes the problem rather than working around it. + """ + if target_arch(dev) != "aie2": + return () + return (runtime_dir(dev) / "lut_based_ops.cpp",) def declare_kernel( diff --git a/iron/common/tracing_utils.py b/iron/operators/_tracing.py similarity index 100% rename from iron/common/tracing_utils.py rename to iron/operators/_tracing.py diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index ff97385fb5..6a4ddcd4ac 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -46,13 +46,12 @@ class DequantOverlay(Overlay): count = Resident(np.int32) def tuning(self, dev) -> "DequantOverlay": - from iron.common.utils import device_columns cols = self.num_aie_columns if cols is None: if dev is None: raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") - cols = min(device_columns(dev), 16 // self.num_channels) + cols = min(dev.cols, 16 // self.num_channels) tile_size = 4096 if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size total_cores = cols * self.num_channels if total_cores > 16: diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 0b7b692852..22ea8a3462 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ select, tunable, ) -from iron.common.device_utils import lut_sources +from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources from iron.common.tiling import Access from iron.common.utils import split_run from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import ( diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py index abf67f9a17..064e331bb0 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV, gelu_tanh_approx -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir +from iron.operators._kernels import target_arch import numpy as np import torch from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test @@ -118,7 +118,7 @@ def test_gemv_gelu( M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, aie_context ): """GEMV with the fused GELU epilogue (NPU2-only) vs a gelu(A @ B) golden.""" - if get_kernel_dir() != "aie2p": + if target_arch() != "aie2p": pytest.skip("gemv gelu epilogue is only available on NPU2 (aie2p)") operator = GEMV( diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index ef2e035279..38052a8ad7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -64,13 +64,12 @@ class MemCopyOverlay(Overlay): d = StreamOut(line_size, per=num_cores) def tuning(self, dev) -> "MemCopyOverlay": - from iron.common.utils import device_columns cores = self.num_cores if cores is None: if dev is None: raise Untunable("num_cores defaults from the device; none given") - cores = device_columns(dev) * self.num_channels + cores = dev.cols * self.num_channels tile_size = 1024 if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size return dataclasses.replace( self, num_cores=cores, tile_size=tile_size, line_size=min(tile_size, 8192) diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index 005bc14d08..ce5d485ca1 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ operator, tunable, ) -from iron.common.utils import device_columns, get_shim_dma_limit +from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit _I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] @@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ def tuning(self, dev) -> "RMSNormOverlay": if dev is not None: limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) if cols is None: - cols = min(device_columns(dev), limit // (2 * self.num_channels)) + cols = min(dev.cols, limit // (2 * self.num_channels)) if cols * self.num_channels > limit: raise Untunable( f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({cols * self.num_channels}) " @@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ def tuning(self, dev) -> "WeightedRMSNormOverlay": limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) if cols is None: # Room for the weight fill beside the row fills. - cols = min(device_columns(dev), limit // self.num_channels - 1) + cols = min(dev.cols, limit // self.num_channels - 1) # (cols * chans) in-fills + chans weight-fills must fit the shim's # host->array channels. usage = self.num_channels * (cols + 1) diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index a786cb39f3..de4a760cf6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ operator, tunable, ) -from iron.common.device_utils import lut_sources +from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources @operator diff --git a/iron/common/layout.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/layout.py similarity index 100% rename from iron/common/layout.py rename to iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/layout.py diff --git a/iron/common/stream/__init__.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/__init__.py similarity index 71% rename from iron/common/stream/__init__.py rename to iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/__init__.py index 1e35c3faee..9926ebff6d 100644 --- a/iron/common/stream/__init__.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/__init__.py @@ -6,11 +6,11 @@ An operator supplies a reference ``nn.Module`` and a placement; these modules turn that into everything stream-dse needs: -* :mod:`~iron.common.stream.ops` -- the registry binding a torch ATen op to its ONNX +* :mod:`.ops` -- the registry binding a torch ATen op to its ONNX form, its stream-dse kernel and IRON's ``aie_kernels`` source. -* :mod:`~iron.common.stream.workload` -- ``torch.export`` of the module into the ONNX +* :mod:`.workload` -- ``torch.export`` of the module into the ONNX workload stream-dse optimizes. -* :mod:`~iron.common.stream.mapping` -- the mapping YAML, named from that same graph. +* :mod:`.mapping` -- the mapping YAML, named from that same graph. The submodules are not re-exported here: they need ``onnx``/``pyyaml`` (installed with stream-dse, see ``requirements_stream.txt``), so importing an operator must not diff --git a/iron/common/stream/hardware.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/hardware.py similarity index 100% rename from iron/common/stream/hardware.py rename to iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/hardware.py diff --git a/iron/common/stream/mapping.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/mapping.py similarity index 93% rename from iron/common/stream/mapping.py rename to iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/mapping.py index 68b3f72511..c1abfe092c 100644 --- a/iron/common/stream/mapping.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/mapping.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ An operator declares *where* each node runs (:class:`Placement`) and how nodes are fused (:class:`FusedGroup`); this module turns that into the mapping YAML stream-dse consumes. Node names are taken from the -:class:`~iron.common.stream.workload.StreamWorkload` the ONNX was generated from, +:class:`~iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.workload.StreamWorkload` the ONNX was generated from, and every placement is checked against it, so a mapping can never refer to a node the workload does not contain. @@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ from pathlib import Path from typing import Sequence -from iron.common.stream.hardware import ComputeArray -from iron.common.stream.workload import StreamWorkload +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.hardware import ComputeArray +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.workload import StreamWorkload @dataclass(frozen=True) @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ class Placement: """Where one workload node runs. ``columns`` are the array columns it occupies, resolved to core ids against - the :class:`~iron.common.stream.hardware.ComputeArray`; ``rows`` narrows that + the :class:`~iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.hardware.ComputeArray`; ``rows`` narrows that to some rows of each column (all of them by default); ``splits`` is the inter-core tiling as ``(dim, split)`` pairs; ``kernel_kwargs`` are the arguments of the node's stream-dse kernel (e.g. a GEMM's tile shape). diff --git a/iron/common/stream/ops.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py similarity index 98% rename from iron/common/stream/ops.py rename to iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py index 48256a674c..b26c3992d9 100644 --- a/iron/common/stream/ops.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ from onnxscript import opset18 from onnxscript.values import Op, Opset -from iron.common.layout import TiledStridedLayout, tiled_2d +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.layout import TiledStridedLayout, tiled_2d from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel # Intrinsic MAC tile dimensions of the aie2p kernels stream-dse targets. The @@ -225,5 +225,5 @@ def op_for_onnx_type(onnx_type: str) -> StreamOp: except KeyError: raise NotImplementedError( f"ONNX operator '{onnx_type}' has no stream-dse mapping; " - f"add it to iron.common.stream.ops.TORCH_OPS" + f"add it to iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.ops.TORCH_OPS" ) from None diff --git a/iron/common/stream/workload.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/workload.py similarity index 96% rename from iron/common/stream/workload.py rename to iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/workload.py index d573dc8494..6685e67988 100644 --- a/iron/common/stream/workload.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/workload.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ """Export a reference ``nn.Module`` into the ONNX workload stream-dse optimizes. :func:`torch.onnx.export` captures the module and lowers it through the -translation table in :mod:`~iron.common.stream.ops`, so every operator is emitted +translation table in :mod:`~iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.ops`, so every operator is emitted in the form stream-dse's parsers expect. Because the operator's reference module is the only description of the computation, the generated design cannot drift from the reference the operator is tested against. @@ -19,7 +19,10 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass from pathlib import Path -from iron.common.stream.ops import op_for_onnx_type, translation_table +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.ops import ( + op_for_onnx_type, + translation_table, +) _WEIGHT_DATA_FIELDS = ( "float_data", diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py index 243c556f7a..43e585be2a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py @@ -28,14 +28,14 @@ import torch from stream.api import optimize_allocation_co -from iron.common.stream.hardware import ComputeArray -from iron.common.stream.mapping import ( +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.hardware import ComputeArray +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.mapping import ( FusedGroup, Placement, emit_mapping, group_boundaries, ) -from iron.common.stream.workload import export_workload +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.workload import export_workload from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream import reference from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.reference import swiglu_module @@ -454,8 +454,8 @@ def declare_group_kernels(group_index, *, k, kernels_dir) -> dict: The registry is the single place a kernel's source, compile flags and symbol names are declared, so the object and the generated design agree. """ - from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir - from iron.common.stream.ops import ELTWISE_MUL, GEMM, SILU + from iron.operators._kernels import target_arch + from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.ops import ELTWISE_MUL, GEMM, SILU tiles = gemm_tiles(k) per_layer = { @@ -466,7 +466,7 @@ def declare_group_kernels(group_index, *, k, kernels_dir) -> dict: MUL: (ELTWISE_MUL, None), } kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() + kernel_dir = target_arch() renames = {} layers = GROUP_LAYERS[k][group_index] for kernel, shape in dict.fromkeys(per_layer[layer] for layer in layers): diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py index 0fac643433..47dab49174 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import pytest import torch -from iron.common.tracing_utils import dump_traces +from iron.operators._tracing import dump_traces # The design is generated by stream-dse at compile() time. stream-dse is an # optional dependency (see requirements_stream.txt) absent from the default CI diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 5e4ab10bf7..07ad3c0447 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -69,15 +69,13 @@ def validate(self) -> None: ) def tuning(self, dev) -> "TransposeOverlay": - from iron.common.utils import device_columns, get_shim_dma_limit + from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit cols = self.num_aie_columns if cols is None: if dev is None: raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") - cols = min( - device_columns(dev), get_shim_dma_limit(dev) // self.num_channels - ) + cols = min(dev.cols, get_shim_dma_limit(dev) // self.num_channels) return dataclasses.replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols) def design(self, target) -> list: diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py index cd2de35662..c64efe88ed 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import pytest from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor -from iron.common import tracing_utils +from iron.operators import _tracing as tracing_utils @pytest.mark.parametrize("dtype", [np.int8, np.uint8]) diff --git a/iron/tests/stream/kernel_layouts.py b/iron/tests/stream/kernel_layouts.py index d6efdad5be..dede33de22 100644 --- a/iron/tests/stream/kernel_layouts.py +++ b/iron/tests/stream/kernel_layouts.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ stream-dse generates the DMAs that feed the kernel objects IRON compiles from ``aie_kernels``; both sides must agree on how an operand is tiled in memory. The -layouts declared in :mod:`iron.common.stream.ops` are that contract. They happen +layouts declared in :mod:`iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.ops` are that contract. They happen to coincide with stream-dse's built-in kernel layouts today, so no override is needed -- this test fails if a future stream-dse release changes them, which would otherwise corrupt results silently. @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ from stream.compiler.kernels import AIEKernels # noqa: E402 -from iron.common.stream.ops import ( # noqa: E402 +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.ops import ( # noqa: E402 ELTWISE_MUL, GEMM, SILU, diff --git a/iron/tests/stream/placement.py b/iron/tests/stream/placement.py index 0615715aeb..e070e092cc 100644 --- a/iron/tests/stream/placement.py +++ b/iron/tests/stream/placement.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ """Placements are written in array columns and resolved to stream's core ids. -:class:`~iron.common.stream.hardware.ComputeArray` reads the grid from the +:class:`~iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.hardware.ComputeArray` reads the grid from the mlir-aie device IRON is building for, and is the only place that knows what a stream core id means, so operators never spell one out. """ @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) -from iron.common.stream.hardware import ComputeArray # noqa: E402 +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.hardware import ComputeArray # noqa: E402 from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream import stream_design # noqa: E402 ARRAY = stream_design.array() From 1a475cbe1a97bba05898f56c266bf97781ac39eb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 02:44:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 138/215] One operator is one module, and it declares the shapes it is tested at Seventeen operator directories became files: iron/operators/relu.py rather than relu/op.py. A directory is what an operator keeps when it carries more than one module -- a hand-written design, its own reference, a README, a device test of its own (gemm, gemv, mha, rope, the swiglu family, flm/gemm). The per-operator test.py files went with them, and with them the pattern all 18 repeated: a module whose whole content was one operator_test(cls, cases, ...) call plus the builder for its cases. An operator now declares how it is checked beside itself -- test = Testing(cases, rel_tol=, abs_tol=, draw=) on the class -- and one module, iron/operators/test.py, runs every declaration: construct, draw with golden, dispatch, compare against reference(). iron/common/testing.py is data only, no pytest or torch import, so an operator module stays importable without them. The conversion is checked, not argued: every declaration was resolved against an eight-column device and diffed against what its deleted test.py generated -- same kwargs in the same order, same extensive marks, same tolerances, same draw hook. 522 cases over 19 operator classes, all identical. What stays: a device test with a body of its own (the composites compared step by step, flm's epilogue against its own accumulator) beside its operator; iron/tests/common/cases.py, the device-free construction matrix the lowering gate runs, which asks a different question; and a shape the operator must refuse, now in iron/tests/operators/rejected_shapes.py, which needs no device and so runs everywhere. The catalog now re-exports every operator rather than sixteen of twenty-five, and its table says which module defines each, so the lazy-import contract covers the whole tree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 52 +++++-- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 33 +++++ README.md | 36 ++--- iron/common/test_utils.py | 122 --------------- iron/common/testing.py | 140 ++++++++++++++++++ iron/models/llama_graphs.py | 16 +- iron/operators/__init__.py | 30 ++-- iron/operators/{axpy/op.py => axpy.py} | 27 ++++ iron/operators/axpy/test.py | 36 ----- iron/operators/{dequant/op.py => dequant.py} | 37 +++++ iron/operators/dequant/test.py | 48 ------ .../op.py => elementwise_add.py} | 3 + iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py | 10 -- .../op.py => elementwise_mul.py} | 3 + iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py | 10 -- iron/operators/{gelu/op.py => gelu.py} | 3 + iron/operators/gelu/test.py | 8 - .../{layer_norm/op.py => layer_norm.py} | 7 + iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py | 13 -- .../{leaky_relu/op.py => leaky_relu.py} | 23 +++ iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py | 19 --- .../operators/{mem_copy/op.py => mem_copy.py} | 34 +++++ iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py | 45 ------ iron/operators/{relu/op.py => relu.py} | 6 + iron/operators/relu/test.py | 12 -- iron/operators/{repeat/op.py => repeat.py} | 27 ++++ iron/operators/repeat/test.py | 55 ------- .../operators/{rms_norm/op.py => rms_norm.py} | 44 ++++++ iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py | 45 ------ iron/operators/rope/op.py | 39 +++++ iron/operators/rope/test.py | 49 ------ iron/operators/{sigmoid/op.py => sigmoid.py} | 3 + iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py | 10 -- iron/operators/{silu/op.py => silu.py} | 3 + iron/operators/silu/test.py | 10 -- iron/operators/{softmax/op.py => softmax.py} | 28 ++++ iron/operators/softmax/test.py | 35 ----- .../{strided_copy/op.py => strided_copy.py} | 64 ++++++++ iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py | 83 ----------- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py | 4 +- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py | 4 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py | 4 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py | 4 +- iron/operators/{tanh/op.py => tanh.py} | 3 + iron/operators/tanh/test.py | 8 - iron/operators/test.py | 72 +++++++++ .../{transpose/op.py => transpose.py} | 52 +++++++ iron/operators/transpose/test.py | 64 -------- iron/tests/common/build.py | 2 +- iron/tests/common/cases.py | 8 +- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 2 +- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 12 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py | 17 ++- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 4 +- iron/tests/operators/rejected_shapes.py | 51 +++++++ iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py | 4 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py | 2 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 2 +- 58 files changed, 821 insertions(+), 766 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/testing.py rename iron/operators/{axpy/op.py => axpy.py} (58%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/axpy/test.py rename iron/operators/{dequant/op.py => dequant.py} (86%) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/dequant/test.py rename iron/operators/{elementwise_add/op.py => elementwise_add.py} (83%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py rename iron/operators/{elementwise_mul/op.py => elementwise_mul.py} (83%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py rename iron/operators/{gelu/op.py => gelu.py} (85%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/gelu/test.py rename iron/operators/{layer_norm/op.py => layer_norm.py} (86%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py rename iron/operators/{leaky_relu/op.py => leaky_relu.py} (74%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py rename iron/operators/{mem_copy/op.py => mem_copy.py} (89%) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py rename iron/operators/{relu/op.py => relu.py} (76%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/relu/test.py rename iron/operators/{repeat/op.py => repeat.py} (80%) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/repeat/test.py rename iron/operators/{rms_norm/op.py => rms_norm.py} (88%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py delete mode 100755 iron/operators/rope/test.py rename iron/operators/{sigmoid/op.py => sigmoid.py} (83%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py rename iron/operators/{silu/op.py => silu.py} (84%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/silu/test.py rename iron/operators/{softmax/op.py => softmax.py} (90%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/softmax/test.py rename iron/operators/{strided_copy/op.py => strided_copy.py} (81%) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py rename iron/operators/{tanh/op.py => tanh.py} (83%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/tanh/test.py create mode 100644 iron/operators/test.py rename iron/operators/{transpose/op.py => transpose.py} (84%) delete mode 100755 iron/operators/transpose/test.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/operators/rejected_shapes.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index dc2ae6068f..8d00a18ac4 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -74,6 +74,7 @@ pytest iron/applications/ ### Run Specific Test Function ```bash +pytest iron/operators/test.py -k relu pytest iron/operators/gemm/test.py::test_gemm ``` @@ -123,8 +124,11 @@ reuse lint ### Three-Layer Structure 1. **Operators** (`iron/operators/`) - - Each operator directory contains: - - `op.py`: the operator, declared as two classes (`iron/common/declare.py`, + - One operator is one module: `relu.py` for a small one, a directory with + `op.py` for one that also has a design, a reference, a README or a + device test of its own (`gemm/`, `mha/`, `flm/gemm/`). + - An operator module holds: + - the operator, declared as two classes (`iron/common/declare.py`, `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md`). The **overlay** (`XOverlay(Overlay)`) is the array configuration: `tunable()` fields filled by `tuning(dev)` from the device alone, `StreamIn`/`StreamOut` members in tile units, `Resident` @@ -140,8 +144,13 @@ reuse lint and the graph reference run; `golden(op)` in `iron/common/test_utils` draws random inputs for its declared buffers and takes the outputs from it. - - `test.py`: End-to-end test (build, run `golden(op)` through - `run_test`, verify) + - `test = Testing(cases, ...)` on the operator class + (`iron/common/testing.py`): the shapes it is checked at on a device, + with the tolerances and any `draw=` its inputs need. One module, + `iron/operators/test.py`, runs every declaration against + `reference()`. An operator whose device test is more than that (a + composite compared step by step, a shipped overlay against its own + accumulator) keeps a `test.py` beside it. 2. **AIE Kernels** ([mlir-aie `aie_kernels/`](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels)) - Architecture-specific C++ compute kernels, sourced from the installed @@ -166,7 +175,9 @@ reuse lint - `device_manager.py`: XRT device initialization and management (singleton pattern) - `context.py`: `AIEContext` for operator compilation/execution - `utils.py`: Helper functions (`torch_to_numpy`, `numpy_to_torch`) - - `test_utils.py`: the operator test harness (`golden`, `run_test`, `operator_test`, `verify_buffer`, `record_metric`) + - `test_utils.py`: the operator test harness (`golden`, `run_test`, `verify_buffer`, `record_metric`) + - `testing.py`: how an operator declares the shapes it is tested at (`Testing`, `Case`) + - `artifacts.py`: the record of what a compiled image consists of ### Key Concepts @@ -269,8 +280,10 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute ## Adding a New Operator -1. Create directory in `iron/operators//` -2. Declare the overlay in `op.py` (`@operator class XOverlay(Overlay)`): +1. Create `iron/operators/.py` (a directory with `op.py` only + if it needs more than one module: a hand-written design, its own + reference, a README, a device test of its own) +2. Declare the overlay (`@operator class XOverlay(Overlay)`): - `tunable()` fields with device defaults in `tuning(dev)`; `dim()` fields only for what a host shape names - `StreamIn`/`StreamOut` members in tile units (`per=` a column count) @@ -293,16 +306,23 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute - Use AIE API for portable vectorization when possible - Add `event0()` and `event1()` for performance profiling 5. Give the operator a `reference(*inputs)` (torch, on the declared shapes) -6. Implement `test.py` with pytest tests - - Use `@pytest.mark.extensive` for slower/larger tests - - `test_x = operator_test(X, cases, rel_tol=, abs_tol=)` from - `iron.common.test_utils`, with the cases as dicts of constructor - arguments (`channeled_unary_cases`/`binary_elementwise_cases` for the - elementwise families); `draw=` passes `golden()` its arguments - (`normal=`, `centered=`, a given tensor or shape per input) - - a test with a body of its own calls `run_test(op, golden(op), ...)` and +6. Declare how it is tested: `test = Testing(cases, rel_tol=, abs_tol=)` on + the operator class, from `iron.common.testing` + - the cases are `Case(kwargs, extensive=...)` or plain kwarg dicts, or a + callable returning them when they follow the device's width; + `channeled_unary_cases`/`binary_elementwise_cases` build the + elementwise sweeps + - `extensive=True` keeps a case out of the default suite + - `draw=` passes `golden()` its arguments (`normal=`, `centered=`, a given + tensor or shape per input), or a callable of the operator for an input + with preconditions (a packed quantization, an angle table) + - `iron/operators/test.py` runs it; a test with a body of its own goes + beside the operator and calls `run_test(op, golden(op), ...)`, with `record_metric()` for any figure beyond latency and bandwidth -7. Register operator in `iron/operators/__init__.py` + - a shape the operator must *refuse* goes in + `iron/tests/operators/rejected_shapes.py`, which needs no device +7. Register operator in `iron/operators/__init__.py` (`_OPERATOR_MODULES`: + the name, and the module that defines it) ## Graph Functions diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 4fd6f9b464..1013d2bd0b 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -862,6 +862,39 @@ For the record, so nobody re-derives them: --- +### The operator layout and its tests + +One operator is one module: `iron/operators/relu.py` for a small one, a +directory with `op.py` for one that also carries a design, a reference, a +README or a device test of its own (`gemm/`, `gemv/`, `mha/`, `rope/`, +`swiglu_*/`, `flm/gemm/`). Seventeen directories became files. + +The per-operator `test.py` files are gone too, and with them the pattern +they all repeated: 18 modules whose entire content was one +`operator_test(cls, cases, ...)` call plus the case builder it needed. +An operator now declares the shapes it is checked at as +`test = Testing(cases, rel_tol=, abs_tol=, draw=)` on the class +(`iron/common/testing.py`, data only, no pytest or torch import), and one +module, `iron/operators/test.py`, runs every declaration: construct, draw +with `golden`, dispatch, compare against `reference()`. The cases are +`Case(kwargs, extensive=)` or plain dicts, or a callable returning them +when they follow the device's width, which is what most operators need. + +The conversion was checked rather than argued: every declaration was +resolved against an eight-column device and diffed, case by case, against +what its deleted `test.py` generated -- same kwargs in the same order, +same `extensive` marks, same tolerances, same presence of a `draw` hook. +522 cases over 19 operator classes, all identical. What remains beside an +operator is a device test with a body of its own (the composites compared +step by step, flm's accumulator comparison), and a shape the operator must +*refuse* now lives in `iron/tests/operators/rejected_shapes.py`, which +needs no device. + +`iron/tests/common/cases.py` stays as it is: one small pinned construction +case per shape decision, device-free, which the lowering gate runs. That +is a different question from "what shapes stress the hardware", and +merging the two would lose one of them. + ### The compile path, after the artifact graph IRON no longer names build outputs. `CompilableDesign` owns building and diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 8c79e39ae0..335b2a5b77 100755 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -42,31 +42,31 @@ The IRON Python API for Ryzenโ„ข AI NPUs is described in the following paper: | Section | Description | Datatype | AIE2 | AIE2P | Status | Design Example | |:--------|:------------|:---------|:-----|:------|:-------|:-------------| -| [Element-wise Add](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/add.cc) | Element-wise addition kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/elementwise_add/](./iron/operators/elementwise_add/) | -| [Element-wise Mul](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/mul.cc) | Element-wise multiplication kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/elementwise_mul/](./iron/operators/elementwise_mul/) | +| [Element-wise Add](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/add.cc) | Element-wise addition kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/elementwise_add.py](./iron/operators/elementwise_add.py) | +| [Element-wise Mul](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/mul.cc) | Element-wise multiplication kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py](./iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py) | | [GEMM](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/mm.cc) | General Matrix Multiplication kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/gemm/](./iron/operators/gemm/) | | [GEMV](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/mv.cc) | General Matrix-Vector Multiplication kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/gemv/](./iron/operators/gemv/) | | [GQA](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/mha.cc) | Grouped Query Attention kernel (Single pipeline) | bfloat16 | | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/mha/](./iron/operators/mha/) | | [MHA](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/mha.cc) | Multi-Head Attention kernel & Grouped Query Attention | bfloat16 | | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/mha/](./iron/operators/mha/) | -| [RMSNorm](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/rms_norm.cc) | RMSNorm kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/rms_norm/](./iron/operators/rms_norm/) | +| [RMSNorm](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/rms_norm.cc) | RMSNorm kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/rms_norm.py](./iron/operators/rms_norm.py) | | [RoPE](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/rope.cc) | Rotary Positional Embedding kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/rope/](./iron/operators/rope/) | -| [SiLU](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/silu.cc) | Sigmoid Linear Unit activation kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/silu/](./iron/operators/silu/) | -| [Softmax](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/softmax.cc) | Softmax kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/softmax/](./iron/operators/softmax/) | -| [Weighted RMSNorm](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/rms_norm.cc) | Weighted RMSNorm kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/rms_norm/](./iron/operators/rms_norm/) | -| [Copy](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/passThrough.cc) | Copy | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/mem_copy/](./iron/operators/mem_copy/) | -| [Transpose](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/transpose.cc) | Transpose | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/transpose/](./iron/operators/transpose/) | -| [AXPY](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/axpy.cc) | AXPY | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/axpy/](./iron/operators/axpy/) | +| [SiLU](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/silu.cc) | Sigmoid Linear Unit activation kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/silu.py](./iron/operators/silu.py) | +| [Softmax](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/softmax.cc) | Softmax kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/softmax.py](./iron/operators/softmax.py) | +| [Weighted RMSNorm](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2p/rms_norm.cc) | Weighted RMSNorm kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/rms_norm.py](./iron/operators/rms_norm.py) | +| [Copy](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/passThrough.cc) | Copy | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/mem_copy.py](./iron/operators/mem_copy.py) | +| [Transpose](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/transpose.cc) | Transpose | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/transpose.py](./iron/operators/transpose.py) | +| [AXPY](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/axpy.cc) | AXPY | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/axpy.py](./iron/operators/axpy.py) | | [Reduction]() | Reduction | bfloat16 | | | ๐ŸŸก | | -| [Dequant](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/expand.cc) | Dequant Q4NX from [AWQ](https://github.com/mit-han-lab/llm-awq) to bfloat16 | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/dequant/](./iron/operators/dequant/) | -| [RELU](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/relu.cc) | RELU | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/relu/](./iron/operators/relu/) | -| [Leaky RELU](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/leaky_relu.cc) | Leaky RELU | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/leaky_relu/](./iron/operators/leaky_relu/) | -| [GELU](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/gelu.cc) | GELU | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/gelu/](./iron/operators/gelu/) | -| [LayerNorm](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/layer_norm.cc) | LayerNorm | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/layer_norm/](./iron/operators/layer_norm/) | +| [Dequant](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/generic/expand.cc) | Dequant Q4NX from [AWQ](https://github.com/mit-han-lab/llm-awq) to bfloat16 | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/dequant.py](./iron/operators/dequant.py) | +| [RELU](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/relu.cc) | RELU | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/relu.py](./iron/operators/relu.py) | +| [Leaky RELU](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/leaky_relu.cc) | Leaky RELU | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/leaky_relu.py](./iron/operators/leaky_relu.py) | +| [GELU](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/gelu.cc) | GELU | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/gelu.py](./iron/operators/gelu.py) | +| [LayerNorm](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/layer_norm.cc) | LayerNorm | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/layer_norm.py](./iron/operators/layer_norm.py) | | [Convolution]() | Convolution | bfloat16 | | | ๐ŸŸก | | | [MaxPool]() | MaxPool | bfloat16 | | | โšช | | | [AveragePool]() | AveragePool | bfloat16 | | | โšช | | -| [Tanh](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/tanh.cc) | Tanh kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/tanh/](./iron/operators/tanh/) | -| [Sigmoid](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/sigmoid.cc) | Sigmoid kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/sigmoid/](./iron/operators/sigmoid/) | +| [Tanh](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/tanh.cc) | Tanh kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/tanh.py](./iron/operators/tanh.py) | +| [Sigmoid](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/blob/main/aie_kernels/aie2/sigmoid.cc) | Sigmoid kernel | bfloat16 | โœ“ | โœ“ | ๐ŸŸข | [iron/operators/sigmoid.py](./iron/operators/sigmoid.py) | > Use this dashboard to quickly check the status of each kernel and locate relevant setup, build, and usage information. @@ -133,9 +133,9 @@ If starting from `Ubuntu 24.04` you may need to update the Linux kernel to 6.11+ All available operators can be found in `iron/operators`. These each contain: -- `op.py`: The operator, declared as two classes (see `iron/common/declare.py` and `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md`). The **overlay** is what configures the NPU array: its tunables, the streams into and out of the array in tile units, the values the cores read, and `design()`, which builds the array with ObjectFIFOs and Workers around a C++ kernel from the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels). The **operator** is the host side: its buffers declared by shape against the overlay's streams, and the runtime sequence, which the library derives from that declaration or the operator writes by hand. One overlay serves every extent, so one build of the array serves many shapes. +- `op.py` (or `.py` for a small operator): The operator, declared as two classes (see `iron/common/declare.py` and `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md`). The **overlay** is what configures the NPU array: its tunables, the streams into and out of the array in tile units, the values the cores read, and `design()`, which builds the array with ObjectFIFOs and Workers around a C++ kernel from the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels). The **operator** is the host side: its buffers declared by shape against the overlay's streams, and the runtime sequence, which the library derives from that declaration or the operator writes by hand. One overlay serves every extent, so one build of the array serves many shapes. - The operator's `reference()` method: the CPU implementation the NPU result is checked against, on the declared shapes. -- `test.py`: An end-to-end test that instantiates and builds the operator, runs it on random inputs for its declared buffers (`golden(op)` in `iron/common/test_utils`) and verifies its outputs against the reference. +- `test = Testing(cases, ...)` on the operator class: the shapes it is checked at on a device. `iron/operators/test.py` runs every operator's declaration, building it, running `golden(op)` through it and verifying against the reference. An operator with a device test of its own keeps a `test.py` beside it. Operators compose into graph functions: a Python function called on handles, traced once for its shapes, compiled to one image and called per token (`iron.graph`, see `iron/common/graph.py`; `iron/models/llama_graphs.py` is the worked example). diff --git a/iron/common/test_utils.py b/iron/common/test_utils.py index 52092ad5f9..fa11243368 100644 --- a/iron/common/test_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/test_utils.py @@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ from typing import NamedTuple import numpy as np -import pytest import torch import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.benchmark import run_iters @@ -259,124 +258,3 @@ def run_test( # -- one test per operator ------------------------------------------------------ - - -def _case_id(kwargs: dict) -> str: - return "-".join(f"{k}_{v}" for k, v in kwargs.items()) - - -def _mark(regular: bool) -> list: - return [] if regular else [pytest.mark.extensive] - - -def operator_test( - cls, cases, *, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6, max_error_rate=0.0, draw=None -): - """A parametrized pytest function that runs ``cls`` against its reference. - - Each case is a dict of constructor keyword arguments, or a ``pytest.param`` - wrapping one (for marks or an id). The test constructs - ``cls(**case, context=aie_context)``, draws its vectors with - :func:`golden` (``draw``: extra ``golden()`` arguments, or a callable of - the operator returning them), runs it through :func:`run_test` and asserts - no output element is off. Case ids are the arguments, ``name_value`` - joined by ``-``. Assign the result to a ``test_*`` name. - """ - params = [] - for case in cases: - if hasattr(case, "values") and hasattr(case, "marks"): # a pytest.param - (kwargs,) = case.values - params.append( - pytest.param(kwargs, id=case.id or _case_id(kwargs), marks=case.marks) - ) - else: - params.append(pytest.param(case, id=_case_id(case))) - - @pytest.mark.parametrize("case", params) - def test(case, aie_context): - op = cls(**case, context=aie_context) - extra = draw(op) if callable(draw) else (draw or {}) - run = run_test( - op, - golden(op, **extra), - rel_tol=rel_tol, - abs_tol=abs_tol, - max_error_rate=max_error_rate, - ) - assert not run.errors, f"{cls.__name__}({_case_id(case)}) failed: {run.errors}" - - return test - - -def channeled_unary_cases( - input_lengths, tile_cap, channels=(1, 2), regular=2048, **extra -): - """Cases for a channeled unary operator: every column count the device has - by every channel count, at each length, with the tile capped; only the - ``regular`` length is in the default suite. ``channels=None`` leaves the - channel count out (an operator without one).""" - cases = [] - for il, cols, ch, ts, _ in make_channeled_unary_params( - input_lengths, tile_cap, [1] if channels is None else channels - ): - kwargs = dict(size=il, num_aie_columns=cols) - if channels is not None: - kwargs["num_channels"] = ch - kwargs.update(tile_size=ts, **extra) - cases.append(pytest.param(kwargs, marks=_mark(il == regular))) - return cases - - -def binary_elementwise_cases(input_lengths, tile_cap=None, regular=2048, **extra): - """Cases for a binary elementwise operator, as :func:`channeled_unary_cases`.""" - return [ - pytest.param( - dict(size=il, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=ts, **extra), - marks=_mark(il == regular), - ) - for il, cols, ts, _ in make_binary_elementwise_params(input_lengths, tile_cap) - ] - - -def make_channeled_unary_params(input_lengths, tile_size_cap, num_channels_choices): - """Generate parameter tuples for channeled unary operator tests. - - Yields: - (input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, is_extensive) - """ - max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - for input_length in input_lengths: - for num_aie_columns in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): - for num_channels in num_channels_choices: - total_cores = num_aie_columns * num_channels - tile_size = input_length // total_cores - if tile_size > tile_size_cap: - tile_size = tile_size_cap - if tile_size * total_cores != input_length: - continue - is_extensive = input_length != 2048 - yield ( - input_length, - num_aie_columns, - num_channels, - tile_size, - is_extensive, - ) - - -def make_binary_elementwise_params(input_lengths, tile_size_cap=None): - """Generate parameter tuples for binary elementwise operator tests. - - Yields: - (input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, is_extensive) - """ - max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - for input_length in input_lengths: - for num_aie_columns in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): - tile_size = input_length // num_aie_columns - if tile_size_cap is not None and tile_size > tile_size_cap: - tile_size = tile_size_cap - if tile_size * num_aie_columns != input_length: - continue - is_extensive = input_length != 2048 - yield (input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, is_extensive) diff --git a/iron/common/testing.py b/iron/common/testing.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..80c3421feb --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/testing.py @@ -0,0 +1,140 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""How an operator declares the shapes it is tested at. + +An operator knows its own valid shapes: which column counts divide its +size, how large a line its kernel holds, which layout flags change what is +built. So it declares them beside itself, as :class:`Testing` on the class, +and ``iron/operators/test.py`` runs every declaration against the +operator's ``reference()`` on a device. What that replaced was one test +module per operator, each a single call with the same body. + +``iron/tests/common/cases.py`` is a different matrix and stays: one small +pinned case per shape decision, constructed device-free and lowered by the +toolchain gate. These cases are the device's, sized to stress it. + +A declaration is data. Nothing here imports pytest or torch, so an +operator module stays importable without them; the runner turns the data +into parameters. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from typing import Any, Callable, Iterable + +import aie.utils as aie_utils + +__all__ = [ + "Case", + "Testing", + "binary_elementwise_cases", + "channeled_unary_cases", + "device_columns", +] + + +def device_columns() -> int: + """The bound device's width, for a declaration that sweeps it.""" + return aie_utils.get_current_device().cols + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Case: + """One construction of an operator, and whether the default suite runs it. + + ``kwargs`` are the constructor's; ``extensive`` keeps a case out of the + default run (``-m "not extensive"``); ``id`` names it in test output, + defaulting to the arguments. + """ + + kwargs: dict = field(default_factory=dict) + extensive: bool = False + id: str | None = None + + @property + def label(self) -> str: + return self.id or "-".join(f"{k}_{v}" for k, v in self.kwargs.items()) + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Testing: + """How an operator is checked against its reference on a device. + + ``cases`` is what to construct: :class:`Case` objects or plain keyword + dicts, or a callable returning them, which is what an operator whose + shapes follow the device's width declares. ``draw`` is extra + :func:`iron.common.test_utils.golden` arguments, or a callable of the + operator returning them (an input that must satisfy the kernel's + preconditions: a packed quantization, an angle table). The tolerances + are the gate: an operator that only moves data sets both to zero, since + any tolerance there also accepts a wrong permutation. + """ + + cases: Iterable[Case | dict] | Callable[[], Iterable[Case | dict]] + rel_tol: float = 0.04 + abs_tol: float = 1e-6 + max_error_rate: float = 0.0 + draw: Any = None + + def resolve(self) -> list[Case]: + """The cases, with the callable form called and dicts wrapped.""" + cases = self.cases() if callable(self.cases) else self.cases + return [c if isinstance(c, Case) else Case(dict(c)) for c in cases] + + +def channeled_unary_cases( + input_lengths, tile_cap, channels=(1, 2), regular=2048, **extra +): + """Cases for a channeled unary operator, resolved against the device. + + Every column count the device has by every channel count, at each + length, with the tile capped at what one core holds; only the + ``regular`` length is in the default suite. ``channels=None`` leaves the + channel count out, for an operator without one. Returned as a callable: + the sweep needs the device, which is not bound when a class body runs. + """ + + def cases(): + out = [] + for length in input_lengths: + for cols in range(1, device_columns() + 1): + for chans in [1] if channels is None else channels: + cores = cols * chans + tile = min(length // cores, tile_cap) + if tile * cores != length: + continue + kwargs = dict(size=length, num_aie_columns=cols) + if channels is not None: + kwargs["num_channels"] = chans + kwargs.update(tile_size=tile, **extra) + out.append(Case(kwargs, extensive=length != regular)) + return out + + return cases + + +def binary_elementwise_cases(input_lengths, tile_cap=None, regular=2048, **extra): + """Cases for a binary elementwise operator, as :func:`channeled_unary_cases`.""" + + def cases(): + out = [] + for length in input_lengths: + for cols in range(1, device_columns() + 1): + tile = length // cols + if tile_cap is not None: + tile = min(tile, tile_cap) + if tile * cols != length: + continue + out.append( + Case( + dict( + size=length, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=tile, **extra + ), + extensive=length != regular, + ) + ) + return out + + return cases diff --git a/iron/models/llama_graphs.py b/iron/models/llama_graphs.py index 2c237bbbe0..5a21d2eb10 100644 --- a/iron/models/llama_graphs.py +++ b/iron/models/llama_graphs.py @@ -23,18 +23,18 @@ import iron from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad -from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.elementwise_add import ElementwiseAdd +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA -from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat -from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm +from iron.operators.repeat import Repeat +from iron.operators.rms_norm import RMSNorm from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE -from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU -from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax -from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy -from iron.operators.transpose.op import Transpose +from iron.operators.silu import SiLU +from iron.operators.softmax import Softmax +from iron.operators.strided_copy import StridedCopy +from iron.operators.transpose import Transpose class DecodeGraph: diff --git a/iron/operators/__init__.py b/iron/operators/__init__.py index f5b6b9fc7d..1e1595f7a2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/__init__.py +++ b/iron/operators/__init__.py @@ -10,23 +10,35 @@ import importlib +# Operator name -> the module that defines it, relative to this package. A +# small operator is one file (``relu``); one with a design, a reference or a +# test of its own keeps a directory (``gemm.op``). _OPERATOR_MODULES = { + "AXPY": "axpy", + "Dequant": "dequant", "ElementwiseAdd": "elementwise_add", "ElementwiseMul": "elementwise_mul", - "GEMM": "gemm", - "GEMV": "gemv", - "MHA": "mha", + "GELU": "gelu", + "GEMM": "gemm.op", + "GEMV": "gemv.op", + "LayerNorm": "layer_norm", + "LeakyReLU": "leaky_relu", + "MHA": "mha.op", + "MemCopy": "mem_copy", + "ReLU": "relu", "RMSNorm": "rms_norm", "WeightedRMSNorm": "rms_norm", - "RoPE": "rope", + "Repeat": "repeat", + "RoPE": "rope.op", + "Sigmoid": "sigmoid", "SiLU": "silu", "Softmax": "softmax", "DynamicSoftmax": "softmax", - "SwiGLUDecode": "swiglu_decode", - "SwiGLUPrefill": "swiglu_prefill", - "Transpose": "transpose", "StridedCopy": "strided_copy", - "Repeat": "repeat", + "SwiGLUDecode": "swiglu_decode.op", + "SwiGLUPrefill": "swiglu_prefill.op", + "Tanh": "tanh", + "Transpose": "transpose", } # Sub-packages whose operator names would collide with the table above. @@ -42,7 +54,7 @@ def __getattr__(name): module = _OPERATOR_MODULES.get(name) if module is None: raise AttributeError(f"module {__name__!r} has no attribute {name!r}") - return getattr(importlib.import_module(f".{module}.op", __name__), name) + return getattr(importlib.import_module(f".{module}", __name__), name) def __dir__(): diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py b/iron/operators/axpy.py similarity index 58% rename from iron/operators/axpy/op.py rename to iron/operators/axpy.py index 79bbf70a84..8f6ea16d81 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy.py @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ import torch from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns @operator @@ -29,10 +30,36 @@ def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_a, elem_b, elem_out) -> None: kernel(elem_a, elem_b, self.scalar_factor, elem_out, self.per_tile) +def _cases(): + """Every column count that divides each size, at two scalars; the 2048 + shape at the default scalar is the default suite.""" + out = [] + for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: + for cols in range(1, device_columns() + 1): + tile_size = size // cols + if tile_size * cols != size: + continue + for scalar in (3.0, 10.0): + out.append( + Case( + dict( + size=size, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=tile_size, + scalar_factor=scalar, + ), + extensive=not (size == 2048 and scalar == 3.0), + ) + ) + return out + + @operator class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator[AXPYOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated aX + Y operator""" + test = Testing(_cases) + def reference(self, a, b): """CPU reference: ``scalar_factor * a + b``.""" return torch.tensor(self.ov.scalar_factor, dtype=a.dtype) * a + b diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index e04f4c2856..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,36 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import pytest -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test -from iron.operators.axpy.op import AXPY - - -def cases(): - max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - out = [] - for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: - for cols in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): - tile_size = size // cols - if tile_size * cols != size: - continue - for scalar in (3.0, 10.0): - regular = size == 2048 and scalar == 3.0 - out.append( - pytest.param( - dict( - size=size, - num_aie_columns=cols, - tile_size=tile_size, - scalar_factor=scalar, - ), - marks=[] if regular else [pytest.mark.extensive], - ) - ) - return out - - -test_axpy = operator_test(AXPY, cases()) diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant.py similarity index 86% rename from iron/operators/dequant/op.py rename to iron/operators/dequant.py index 6a4ddcd4ac..e4ca4f6371 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant.py @@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ operator, tunable, ) +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns @operator @@ -120,10 +121,46 @@ def core_body(of_in, of_out, dequant, count, barrier): return workers +def _cases(): + out = [] + for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: + for cols in range(1, device_columns() + 1): + for channels in (1, 2): + tile_size = min(size // (cols * channels), 16384) + if tile_size * cols * channels != size: + continue + out.append( + Case( + dict( + size=size, + num_aie_columns=cols, + num_channels=channels, + tile_size=tile_size, + group_size=32, + ), + extensive=size != 2048, + ) + ) + return out + + +def _packed(op): + """Values in [0, 3.75) with scales in [1/3.75, 1) keep every quantized + value inside int4's [0, 15]; the input is their packed form.""" + torch.manual_seed(42) + values = torch.rand(op.size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.75 + scales = 1 / 3.75 + (1 - 1 / 3.75) * torch.rand( + op.size // op.ov.group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16 + ) + return dict(x=op.pack(values, scales)) + + @operator class Dequant(Operator[DequantOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated dequantization operator""" + test = Testing(_cases, rel_tol=0.01, draw=_packed) + size: int = dim() # The packed input's length: two 4-bit values per byte plus a bf16 scale # and zero point per group. Derived from size unless given. diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py deleted file mode 100644 index 09cee1ce23..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,48 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import pytest -import torch -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test -from iron.operators.dequant.op import Dequant - - -def cases(): - max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - out = [] - for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: - for cols in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): - for channels in (1, 2): - tile_size = min(size // (cols * channels), 16384) - if tile_size * cols * channels != size: - continue - out.append( - pytest.param( - dict( - size=size, - num_aie_columns=cols, - num_channels=channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - group_size=32, - ), - marks=[] if size == 2048 else [pytest.mark.extensive], - ) - ) - return out - - -def packed(op): - """Values in [0, 3.75) with scales in [1/3.75, 1) keep every quantized - value inside int4's [0, 15]; the input is their packed form.""" - torch.manual_seed(42) - values = torch.rand(op.size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.75 - scales = 1 / 3.75 + (1 - 1 / 3.75) * torch.rand( - op.size // op.ov.group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16 - ) - return dict(x=op.pack(values, scales)) - - -test_dequant = operator_test(Dequant, cases(), rel_tol=0.01, draw=packed) diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add.py similarity index 83% rename from iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py rename to iron/operators/elementwise_add.py index c889de14f7..730c9c262b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add.py @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ from typing import ClassVar from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator +from iron.common.testing import Testing, binary_elementwise_cases @operator @@ -18,5 +19,7 @@ class ElementwiseAddOverlay(BinaryElementwiseOverlay): class ElementwiseAdd(BinaryElementwiseOperator[ElementwiseAddOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated element-wise addition""" + test = Testing(binary_elementwise_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192])) + def reference(self, a, b): return a + b diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index abfa3ce962..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,10 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from iron.common.test_utils import binary_elementwise_cases, operator_test -from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd - -test_elementwise_add = operator_test( - ElementwiseAdd, binary_elementwise_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]) -) diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py similarity index 83% rename from iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py rename to iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py index 926b7fbeff..2a74fef293 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ from typing import ClassVar from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator +from iron.common.testing import Testing, binary_elementwise_cases @operator @@ -18,5 +19,7 @@ class ElementwiseMulOverlay(BinaryElementwiseOverlay): class ElementwiseMul(BinaryElementwiseOperator[ElementwiseMulOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated element-wise multiplication""" + test = Testing(binary_elementwise_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) + def reference(self, a, b): return a * b diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index 4ebfe0b67c..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,10 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from iron.common.test_utils import binary_elementwise_cases, operator_test -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul - -test_elementwise_mul = operator_test( - ElementwiseMul, binary_elementwise_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096) -) diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py b/iron/operators/gelu.py similarity index 85% rename from iron/operators/gelu/op.py rename to iron/operators/gelu.py index 2778d15b1d..42864bdfcb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ import torch from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator +from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @operator @@ -22,6 +23,8 @@ class GELUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): class GELU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[GELUOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated GELU activation function""" + test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 8192)) + def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: the tanh approximation the kernel computes.""" return torch.nn.functional.gelu(x, approximate="tanh") diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/test.py b/iron/operators/gelu/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index e5986263fe..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,8 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test -from iron.operators.gelu.op import GELU - -test_gelu = operator_test(GELU, channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 8192)) diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm.py similarity index 86% rename from iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py rename to iron/operators/layer_norm.py index 4d0e4ff634..654330576b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm.py @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ from dataclasses import field from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator +from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @operator @@ -22,6 +23,12 @@ class LayerNormOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): class LayerNorm(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LayerNormOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Layer Normalization operator""" + test = Testing( + channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 8192), + rel_tol=0.1, + abs_tol=0.1, + ) + # Hardware trace buffer size; 0 disables tracing. trace_size: int = field(default=0, repr=False, kw_only=True) diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index 6154696749..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,13 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test -from iron.operators.layer_norm.op import LayerNorm - -test_layer_norm = operator_test( - LayerNorm, - channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 8192), - rel_tol=0.1, - abs_tol=0.1, -) diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py similarity index 74% rename from iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py rename to iron/operators/leaky_relu.py index 946744e92a..9662e288df 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, channeled_unary_cases @operator @@ -51,5 +52,27 @@ def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_in, elem_out) -> None: class LeakyReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LeakyReLUOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Leaky ReLU operator""" + test = Testing( + # The shape sweep at the default alpha, then two more alphas on one + # small shape in the default suite, so alpha is seen to reach the + # kernel. + lambda: ( + channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, alpha=0.01)() + + [ + Case( + dict( + size=2048, + num_aie_columns=1, + num_channels=1, + tile_size=2048, + alpha=a, + ) + ) + for a in (0.1, 0.25) + ] + ), + draw=dict(centered=("x",)), + ) + def reference(self, x): return torch.nn.functional.leaky_relu(x, negative_slope=self.ov.alpha) diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index 7d943bf6c0..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,19 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import pytest - -from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test -from iron.operators.leaky_relu.op import LeakyReLU - -# The shape sweep at the default alpha, then two more alphas on one small -# shape in the default suite, so that alpha is seen to reach the kernel. -CASES = channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, alpha=0.01) + [ - pytest.param( - dict(size=2048, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=2048, alpha=a) - ) - for a in (0.1, 0.25) -] - -test_leaky_relu = operator_test(LeakyReLU, CASES, draw=dict(centered=("x",))) diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py similarity index 89% rename from iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py rename to iron/operators/mem_copy.py index 38052a8ad7..7b38accaa7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py @@ -35,6 +35,7 @@ operator, tunable, ) +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns from iron.common.tiling import Access # The maximum value the 4th dimension of DMA BD can be set @@ -223,10 +224,43 @@ def create_partial_workload_config( return config +def _cases(): + """Every core and channel split that divides each size, with and without + the memtile bypass; the 2048 shape through the memtile is the default.""" + out = [] + columns = device_columns() + for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: + for num_cores in range(1, columns * 2 + 1): + for channels in (1, 2): + # A channel needs at least one core, and a core a shim channel. + if not channels <= num_cores <= columns * channels: + continue + for bypass in (False, True): + tile_size = min(size // num_cores, 8192) + if tile_size * num_cores != size: + continue + out.append( + Case( + dict( + size=size, + num_cores=num_cores, + num_channels=channels, + bypass=bypass, + tile_size=tile_size, + ), + extensive=not (size == 2048 and not bypass), + ) + ) + return out + + @operator class MemCopy(Operator[MemCopyOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated memory copy operator.""" + # A copy that alters a value is a broken copy, so gate it exactly. + test = Testing(_cases, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) + size: int = dim() x = In(size, to=MemCopyOverlay.s) diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py deleted file mode 100644 index 879176fea0..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import pytest -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test -from iron.operators.mem_copy.op import MemCopy - - -def cases(): - max_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - out = [] - for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: - for num_cores in range(1, max_columns * 2 + 1): - for channels in (1, 2): - # A channel needs at least one core, and a core a shim channel. - if not channels <= num_cores <= max_columns * channels: - continue - for bypass in (False, True): - tile_size = min(size // num_cores, 8192) - if tile_size * num_cores != size: - continue - out.append( - pytest.param( - dict( - size=size, - num_cores=num_cores, - num_channels=channels, - bypass=bypass, - tile_size=tile_size, - ), - marks=( - [] - if size == 2048 and not bypass - else [pytest.mark.extensive] - ), - ) - ) - return out - - -# A copy that alters a value is a broken copy, so gate it exactly. -test_mem_copy = operator_test(MemCopy, cases(), rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/op.py b/iron/operators/relu.py similarity index 76% rename from iron/operators/relu/op.py rename to iron/operators/relu.py index 78b98351e8..9faa06e1ab 100644 --- a/iron/operators/relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ import torch from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator +from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @operator @@ -20,5 +21,10 @@ class ReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[ReLUOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated ReLU activation function""" + test = Testing( + channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096), + draw=dict(centered=("x",)), # both signs + ) + def reference(self, x): return torch.nn.functional.relu(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/test.py b/iron/operators/relu/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index d8be9b8408..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/relu/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,12 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test -from iron.operators.relu.op import ReLU - -test_relu = operator_test( - ReLU, - channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096), - draw=dict(centered=("x",)), # both signs -) diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py b/iron/operators/repeat.py similarity index 80% rename from iron/operators/repeat/op.py rename to iron/operators/repeat.py index 7005d17ecf..b362d46da5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat.py @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.tiling import Access, granule_elements +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing from iron.common.utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP @@ -55,6 +56,32 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: class Repeat(Operator[RepeatOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated repeat-interleave operator""" + # rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size. design() splits cols into chunks + # <= 1023 by the smallest divisor that gets under the hardware limit, so + # cols on either side of 1023 take different paths and both need + # covering. The llama arm is the shape the only caller dispatches: + # n_kv_groups=8 groups expanded to n_heads=32 over a max_seq_len=2048 + # context of head_dim=64, i.e. repeat=4 with cols=2048*64. + # + # Repeat moves data and computes nothing, so the gate is exact equality. + # A tolerance would accept a permutation that reads the wrong group, + # which is the failure mode here: a misrouted KV group is numerically + # plausible. + test = Testing( + [ + Case(dict(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, transfer_size=None)), + Case(dict(rows=8, cols=512, repeat=4, transfer_size=64)), + Case(dict(rows=4, cols=1024, repeat=2, transfer_size=None)), + Case(dict(rows=4, cols=2048, repeat=2, transfer_size=None), extensive=True), + Case( + dict(rows=8, cols=2048 * 64, repeat=4, transfer_size=64), + extensive=True, + ), + ], + rel_tol=0.0, + abs_tol=0.0, + ) + rows: int = dim() repeat: int = dim() # rows * repeat; derived unless given, since a shape may not be an expression. diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py b/iron/operators/repeat/test.py deleted file mode 100644 index 0b20728d50..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,55 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import pytest - -from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test -from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat - -# rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size. -# -# design.py splits cols into chunks <= 1023 by picking the smallest divisor that -# gets under the hardware limit, so cols on either side of 1023 take different -# paths and both need covering. The llama arm is the shape the only caller in the -# tree actually dispatches: n_kv_groups=8 groups expanded to n_heads=32 over a -# max_seq_len=2048 context of head_dim=64, i.e. repeat=4 with cols=2048*64. -CASES = [ - dict(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, transfer_size=None), - dict(rows=8, cols=512, repeat=4, transfer_size=64), - dict(rows=4, cols=1024, repeat=2, transfer_size=None), - pytest.param( - dict(rows=4, cols=2048, repeat=2, transfer_size=None), - marks=[pytest.mark.extensive], - ), - pytest.param( - dict(rows=8, cols=2048 * 64, repeat=4, transfer_size=64), - marks=[pytest.mark.extensive], - ), -] - -# Repeat moves data and computes nothing, so the gate is exact equality. A -# tolerance gate would accept a permutation that reads the wrong group, which -# is the whole failure mode here: the only caller uses this to expand KV groups -# to attention heads, and a misrouted group is numerically plausible. -test_repeat = operator_test(Repeat, CASES, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize( - "cols,why", - [ - (513, "odd: every divisor is odd, so no chunk is a whole 32-bit word"), - (1031, "prime > 1023: the only divisors are 1 and cols, neither legal"), - (2062, "2 x 1031: the only word-aligned chunk leaves a 1031-wide chunk count"), - ], -) -def test_cols_without_a_legal_split_is_rejected(cols, why, aie_context): - """A split has to satisfy the innermost dim AND the dim holding the chunk count. - - Both land on a 10-bit wrap field, and the innermost is denominated in 32-bit words, - so bounding the chunk length alone lets through taps the BD verifier then rejects - with a much less legible error. - """ - operator = Repeat(rows=8, cols=cols, repeat=4, context=aie_context) - with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Cannot split cols"): - operator.compile() diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py similarity index 88% rename from iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py rename to iron/operators/rms_norm.py index ce5d485ca1..bf0eb1500d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py @@ -20,11 +20,51 @@ operator, tunable, ) +import aie.utils as aie_utils + +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit _I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] +def _cases(weighted): + """Every column and channel split that divides each size within the + ShimDMA budget; the 2048 shape is the default suite. A weighted norm + also streams the weight row, one fifo per channel across the columns, + so its budget is channels * (columns + 1) and its line cap is half.""" + + def cases(): + dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() + limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + tile_cap = 4096 if weighted else 8192 + out = [] + for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: + for cols in range(1, dev.cols + 1): + for channels in (1, 2): + if cols * channels > limit: + continue + if weighted and channels * (cols + 1) > limit: + continue + tile_size = min(size // (cols * channels), tile_cap) + if tile_size * cols * channels != size: + continue + out.append( + Case( + dict( + rows=size // tile_size, + num_aie_columns=cols, + num_channels=channels, + tile_size=tile_size, + ), + extensive=size != 2048, + ) + ) + return out + + return cases + + @operator class RMSNormOverlay(Overlay): """The array for row-wise RMS normalization: one core per (column, channel). @@ -260,6 +300,8 @@ class RMSNorm(Operator[RMSNormOverlay]): form with a learned weight row, which a graph call with a weight picks. """ + test = Testing(_cases(weighted=False)) + rows: int = dim() x = In(rows, RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, to=RMSNormOverlay.x) @@ -308,6 +350,8 @@ def reference(self, x, w=None): class WeightedRMSNorm(RMSNorm, Operator[WeightedRMSNormOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated RMS Normalization layer with a learned weight row.""" + test = Testing(_cases(weighted=True)) + x = In(RMSNorm.rows, RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, to=RMSNormOverlay.x) w = In(RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, to=WeightedRMSNormOverlay.w) y = Out(RMSNorm.rows, RMSNormOverlay.tile_size, from_=RMSNormOverlay.y) diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index 6a88e21a3e..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import pytest -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test -from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit -from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm - - -def cases(weighted): - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - shim_dma_limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - tile_cap = 4096 if weighted else 8192 - out = [] - for size in [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192]: - for cols in range(1, dev.cols + 1): - for channels in (1, 2): - if cols * channels > shim_dma_limit: - continue - # The weight row is one fifo per channel shared across the - # columns: the ShimDMA budget is channels * (columns + 1). - if weighted and channels * (cols + 1) > shim_dma_limit: - continue - tile_size = min(size // (cols * channels), tile_cap) - if tile_size * cols * channels != size: - continue - out.append( - pytest.param( - dict( - rows=size // tile_size, - num_aie_columns=cols, - num_channels=channels, - tile_size=tile_size, - ), - marks=[] if size == 2048 else [pytest.mark.extensive], - ) - ) - return out - - -test_rms_norm = operator_test(RMSNorm, cases(weighted=False)) -test_weighted_rms_norm = operator_test(WeightedRMSNorm, cases(weighted=True)) diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 0380983644..b0105fa018 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ operator, tunable, ) +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns @operator @@ -106,10 +107,48 @@ def core_body(of_in, of_lut, of_out, rope_kernel, counts, barrier): return workers +def _cases(): + out = [] + for cols in [c for c in (1, 2, 4, 8) if c <= device_columns()]: + for rows in (32, 64): + for angle_rows in (8, 16, 32): + for width in (128, 512): + for method_type in (0, 1): + regular = ( + rows == 32 + and width == 512 + and angle_rows in (8, 32) + and method_type == 0 + ) + if not regular and width != 128: + continue + out.append( + Case( + dict( + rows=rows, + cols=width, + num_aie_columns=cols, + angle_rows=angle_rows, + method_type=method_type, + ), + extensive=not regular, + ) + ) + return out + + +def _angles(op): + # One angle row per position, applied to rows // angle_rows consecutive + # rows of x (the heads of one position, in the design's layout). + return dict(angles=angle_table(op.angle_rows, op.cols, op.method_type)) + + @operator class RoPE(Operator[RoPEOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated RoPE (Rotary Position Embedding) operator""" + test = Testing(_cases, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=0.5, draw=_angles) + rows: int = dim() angle_rows: int | None = dim(None) diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/test.py b/iron/operators/rope/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index 8769a78a78..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/rope/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import pytest -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test -from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE, angle_table - - -def cases(): - max_cols = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - out = [] - for cols in [c for c in (1, 2, 4, 8) if c <= max_cols]: - for rows in (32, 64): - for angle_rows in (8, 16, 32): - for width in (128, 512): - for method_type in (0, 1): - regular = ( - rows == 32 - and width == 512 - and angle_rows in (8, 32) - and method_type == 0 - ) - if not regular and width != 128: - continue - out.append( - pytest.param( - dict( - rows=rows, - cols=width, - num_aie_columns=cols, - angle_rows=angle_rows, - method_type=method_type, - ), - marks=[] if regular else [pytest.mark.extensive], - ) - ) - return out - - -def angles(op): - # One angle row per position, applied to rows // angle_rows consecutive - # rows of x (the heads of one position, in the design's layout). - return dict(angles=angle_table(op.angle_rows, op.cols, op.method_type)) - - -test_rope = operator_test(RoPE, cases(), rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=0.5, draw=angles) diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py similarity index 83% rename from iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py rename to iron/operators/sigmoid.py index e9895d97a4..03f41a4ca1 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ import torch from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator +from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @operator @@ -21,5 +22,7 @@ class SigmoidOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): class Sigmoid(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SigmoidOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Sigmoid activation function""" + test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) + def reference(self, x): return torch.sigmoid(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index 453fbb4f43..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,10 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test -from iron.operators.sigmoid.op import Sigmoid - -test_sigmoid = operator_test( - Sigmoid, channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096) -) diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/op.py b/iron/operators/silu.py similarity index 84% rename from iron/operators/silu/op.py rename to iron/operators/silu.py index 06514d154e..3007e66ebe 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ import torch from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator, tunable +from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @operator @@ -24,5 +25,7 @@ class SiLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): class SiLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SiLUOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated SiLU activation function""" + test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, channels=None)) + def reference(self, x): return torch.nn.functional.silu(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/test.py b/iron/operators/silu/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index a8ba7ec2f4..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/silu/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,10 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test -from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU - -test_silu = operator_test( - SiLU, channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, channels=None) -) diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax.py similarity index 90% rename from iron/operators/softmax/op.py rename to iron/operators/softmax.py index de4a760cf6..d1c612290d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax.py @@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ operator, tunable, ) +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources @@ -149,10 +150,37 @@ class DynamicSoftmaxOverlay(SoftmaxOverlay): vector_size = Scratchpad(np.int32) +def _columns_channels(total_cores): + """The (columns, channels) split for a core count: 2x2 from four cores up + (a 4x4 has placement issues on Phoenix), 1x2 for two, 1x1 for one.""" + return {1: (1, 1), 2: (1, 2)}.get(total_cores, (2, 2)) + + +def _cases(): + out = [] + for size, cols in [(32768, 1024), (32768, 512), (32768, 2048)]: + columns, channels = _columns_channels(size // cols) + if columns > device_columns(): + continue + out.append( + Case( + dict( + rows=size // cols, + cols=cols, + num_aie_columns=columns, + num_channels=channels, + ) + ) + ) + return out + + @operator class Softmax(Operator[SoftmaxOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Softmax operation""" + test = Testing(_cases) + rows: int = dim() x = In(rows, SoftmaxOverlay.cols, to=SoftmaxOverlay.x) diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py b/iron/operators/softmax/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index 3a44a283c4..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,35 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test -from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax - - -def columns_channels(total_cores): - """The (columns, channels) split for a core count: 2x2 from four cores up - (a 4x4 has placement issues on Phoenix), 1x2 for two, 1x1 for one.""" - return {1: (1, 1), 2: (1, 2)}.get(total_cores, (2, 2)) - - -def cases(): - max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - out = [] - for size, cols in [(32768, 1024), (32768, 512), (32768, 2048)]: - columns, channels = columns_channels(size // cols) - if columns > max_aie_columns: - continue - out.append( - dict( - rows=size // cols, - cols=cols, - num_aie_columns=columns, - num_channels=channels, - ) - ) - return out - - -test_softmax = operator_test(Softmax, cases()) diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy.py similarity index 81% rename from iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py rename to iron/operators/strided_copy.py index 861b33fcc1..90b841877b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy.py @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ operator, tunable, ) +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing from iron.common.tiling import legalize @@ -52,6 +53,44 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: return [] +# Llama's KV-cache write, shrunk: the cache is (n_kv_groups, seq, head_dim) +# and one token's keys land in slot t of every group. SEQ is 128 rather than +# the real 2048 to keep the output buffer at 128 KB; the full-size arm is +# extensive. +_N_KV, _HEAD_DIM, _SEQ = 8, 64, 128 + + +def _kv_slot(seq, slot, num_aie_channels=1): + """Kwargs writing one (N_KV, HEAD_DIM) token into cache slot ``slot``.""" + return dict( + input_sizes=[_N_KV, _HEAD_DIM], + input_strides=[_HEAD_DIM, 1], + input_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=_N_KV * _HEAD_DIM, + output_sizes=[1, _N_KV, _HEAD_DIM], + output_strides=[0, seq * _HEAD_DIM, 1], + output_offset=slot * _HEAD_DIM, + output_buffer_size=_N_KV * seq * _HEAD_DIM, + num_aie_channels=num_aie_channels, + ) + + +def _flat(size, num_aie_channels=1, transfer_size=None): + """Kwargs for a contiguous copy of ``size`` elements.""" + return dict( + input_sizes=[size], + input_strides=[1], + input_offset=0, + input_buffer_size=size, + output_sizes=[size], + output_strides=[1], + output_offset=0, + output_buffer_size=size, + num_aie_channels=num_aie_channels, + transfer_size=transfer_size, + ) + + def _pad4(sizes, strides): """Pad to 4-D: dropping leading dimensions leaves BD registers uninitialised.""" sizes, strides = list(sizes), list(strides) @@ -67,6 +106,31 @@ class StridedCopy(Operator[StridedCopyOverlay]): Useful for data layout manipulation such as ``input[0, :, 0] -> output[:, 0, 0]``. """ + # StridedCopy moves data and computes nothing, so the gate is exact. + test = Testing( + [ + Case(_flat(1024), id="contiguous"), + Case(_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=2), id="two_channels"), + Case(_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=4), id="four_channels"), + Case( + _flat(1024, num_aie_channels=2, transfer_size=256), + id="two_channels_chunked", + ), + Case(_flat(1024, transfer_size=256), id="chunked_transfer"), + Case(_kv_slot(_SEQ, 0), id="kv_slot0"), + Case(_kv_slot(_SEQ, 5), id="kv_slot5"), + Case(_kv_slot(_SEQ, _SEQ - 1), id="kv_slot_last"), + # The KV-cache write is what num_aie_channels exists to widen, so + # it carries the strided arms too: the flat cases split a + # stride-1 run, these split head_dim. + Case(_kv_slot(_SEQ, 5, num_aie_channels=2), id="kv_slot5_two_channels"), + Case(_kv_slot(_SEQ, 5, num_aie_channels=4), id="kv_slot5_four_channels"), + Case(_kv_slot(2048, 1000), id="kv_llama_full", extensive=True), + ], + rel_tol=0.0, + abs_tol=0.0, + ) + input_buffer_size: int = dim(repr=False) output_buffer_size: int = dim(repr=False) input_sizes: tuple = () diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py deleted file mode 100644 index 33e0b3ba3c..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import pytest - -from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test -from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy - -# Llama's KV-cache write, shrunk: the cache is (n_kv_groups, seq, head_dim) and one -# token's keys land in slot t of every group. SEQ is 128 rather than the real 2048 to -# keep the output buffer at 128 KB; the full-size arm is extensive. -N_KV, HEAD_DIM, SEQ = 8, 64, 128 - - -def _kv_slot(seq, slot, num_aie_channels=1): - """StridedCopy kwargs writing one (N_KV, HEAD_DIM) token into cache slot `slot`.""" - return dict( - input_sizes=[N_KV, HEAD_DIM], - input_strides=[HEAD_DIM, 1], - input_offset=0, - input_buffer_size=N_KV * HEAD_DIM, - output_sizes=[1, N_KV, HEAD_DIM], - output_strides=[0, seq * HEAD_DIM, 1], - output_offset=slot * HEAD_DIM, - output_buffer_size=N_KV * seq * HEAD_DIM, - num_aie_channels=num_aie_channels, - ) - - -def _flat(size, num_aie_channels=1, transfer_size=None): - return dict( - input_sizes=[size], - input_strides=[1], - input_offset=0, - input_buffer_size=size, - output_sizes=[size], - output_strides=[1], - output_offset=0, - output_buffer_size=size, - num_aie_channels=num_aie_channels, - transfer_size=transfer_size, - ) - - -CASES = [ - pytest.param(_flat(1024), id="contiguous"), - pytest.param(_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=2), id="two_channels"), - pytest.param(_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=4), id="four_channels"), - pytest.param( - _flat(1024, num_aie_channels=2, transfer_size=256), id="two_channels_chunked" - ), - pytest.param(_flat(1024, transfer_size=256), id="chunked_transfer"), - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 0), id="kv_slot0"), - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 5), id="kv_slot5"), - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, SEQ - 1), id="kv_slot_last"), - # The KV-cache write is what num_aie_channels exists to widen, so it carries the - # strided arms too -- the flat cases split a stride-1 run, these split head_dim. - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 5, num_aie_channels=2), id="kv_slot5_two_channels"), - pytest.param(_kv_slot(SEQ, 5, num_aie_channels=4), id="kv_slot5_four_channels"), - pytest.param( - _kv_slot(2048, 1000), id="kv_llama_full", marks=[pytest.mark.extensive] - ), -] - -# StridedCopy moves data and computes nothing, so the gate is exact equality. -test_strided_copy = operator_test(StridedCopy, CASES, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) - - -def test_transfer_size_not_dividing_per_channel_share_is_rejected(aie_context): - """A BD shorter than the ObjectFifo object hangs the device, so it must not compile. - - 4 channels over 1024 elements is a 256-element BD; a 512-element object leaves the - MemTile's S2MM waiting for a second half that no channel sends, and the drain's - dma_await_task returns ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT with no diagnostic. - """ - operator = StridedCopy( - **_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=4, transfer_size=512), context=aie_context - ) - with pytest.raises( - (AssertionError, ValueError), match="must divide the per-channel transfer" - ): - operator.compile() diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py index 8ef4a63381..98f1364eda 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py @@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ import iron from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV -from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU +from iron.operators.silu import SiLU def swiglu_decode(w_gate, w_up, w_down, *, num_aie_columns=None): diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py index 0beb144a7f..a08b53fd3b 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py @@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ import pytest from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric, verify_buffer -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul -from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.silu import SiLU from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import generate_golden_reference diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py index 569cce998e..6f9930f375 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py @@ -13,9 +13,9 @@ import iron from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM -from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU +from iron.operators.silu import SiLU def swiglu_prefill(w_gate, w_up, w_down, *, prio_accuracy=False, num_aie_columns=None): diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py index 0713470459..ee2c6c279c 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py @@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ import pytest from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric, verify_buffer -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul -from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.silu import SiLU from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import swiglu_prefill # swiglu_prefill shares the same reference implementation as swiglu_decode: diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py b/iron/operators/tanh.py similarity index 83% rename from iron/operators/tanh/op.py rename to iron/operators/tanh.py index 24da62ac5c..73f8251d0c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ import torch from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator +from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @operator @@ -21,5 +22,7 @@ class TanhOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): class Tanh(ChanneledUnaryOperator[TanhOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Tanh activation function""" + test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) + def reference(self, x): return torch.tanh(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/test.py b/iron/operators/tanh/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index 66d17c59ee..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,8 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from iron.common.test_utils import channeled_unary_cases, operator_test -from iron.operators.tanh.op import Tanh - -test_tanh = operator_test(Tanh, channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) diff --git a/iron/operators/test.py b/iron/operators/test.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..775c273655 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/operators/test.py @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Every operator that declares its cases, against its reference, on a device. + +One module for the whole catalog. An operator declares the shapes it is +tested at as :class:`~iron.common.testing.Testing` beside itself, and this +runs each: construct, draw inputs with :func:`golden`, dispatch, and +compare every output element against ``reference()``. What it replaced was +one test module per operator, each a single call with this body. + +An operator whose device test is more than that -- a composite compared +step by step, a shipped overlay checked against its own accumulator -- +keeps its own ``test.py`` beside it. +""" + +import pytest + +import aie.utils as aie_utils + +import iron.operators as catalog +from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test +from iron.common.testing import Testing + +if aie_utils.get_current_device() is None: + # Every case is sized from the device's width, so there is nothing to + # parametrize over without one. + pytest.skip( + "the operator cases are sized from the bound device; none is bound", + allow_module_level=True, + ) + + +def _declared(): + """Every operator in the catalog that says how to test it, with its cases. + + Read from the catalog's own table, so an operator added there is covered + without touching this module. + """ + params = [] + for name in sorted(catalog._OPERATOR_MODULES): + cls = getattr(catalog, name) + declaration = getattr(cls, "test", None) + if not isinstance(declaration, Testing): + continue + for case in declaration.resolve(): + params.append( + pytest.param( + cls, + declaration, + case, + id=f"{name}-{case.label}", + marks=[pytest.mark.extensive] if case.extensive else [], + ) + ) + return params + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("cls,declaration,case", _declared()) +def test_operator(cls, declaration, case, aie_context): + op = cls(**case.kwargs, context=aie_context) + draw = declaration.draw + extra = draw(op) if callable(draw) else (draw or {}) + run = run_test( + op, + golden(op, **extra), + rel_tol=declaration.rel_tol, + abs_tol=declaration.abs_tol, + max_error_rate=declaration.max_error_rate, + ) + assert not run.errors, f"{cls.__name__}({case.label}) failed: {run.errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose.py similarity index 84% rename from iron/operators/transpose/op.py rename to iron/operators/transpose.py index 07ad3c0447..1a0adfe18f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose.py @@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ optional, tunable, ) +from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns from iron.common.tiling import Access @@ -158,6 +159,53 @@ def _transformation_dims(sizes, strides): return TensorAccessPattern((1, 1), 0, sizes, strides).transformation_dims +def _cases(): + m = n = 64 + out = [] + for M in (64, 2048): + for N in (64, 128, 256, 512): + for cols in range(1, device_columns() + 1): + for channels in (1, 2): + if (M // channels) % m or (N // cols) % n: + continue + if (M // channels) * (N // cols) * channels * cols != M * N: + continue + out.append( + Case( + dict( + M=M, + N=N, + num_aie_columns=cols, + num_channels=channels, + m=m, + n=n, + s=8, + num_batches=1, + ), + extensive=(M, N) != (2048, 64), + ) + ) + # num_batches > 1: independent same-shape transposes in one dispatch, on + # the regular shape; two batches in the default suite, four extensive. + for batches in (2, 4): + out.append( + Case( + dict( + M=2048, + N=64, + num_aie_columns=1, + num_channels=1, + m=m, + n=n, + s=8, + num_batches=batches, + ), + extensive=batches != 2, + ) + ) + return out + + @operator class Transpose(Operator[TransposeOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated transpose operator. @@ -168,6 +216,10 @@ class Transpose(Operator[TransposeOverlay]): ObjectFifos, so B batched transposes cost ONE dispatch instead of B. """ + # A transpose is a permutation. Any tolerance here also accepts some class + # of wrong permutation, so gate it exactly. + test = Testing(_cases, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) + M: int = dim() N: int = dim() num_batches: int = dim(1) diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py b/iron/operators/transpose/test.py deleted file mode 100755 index 236d521bf0..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import pytest -import aie.utils as aie_utils - -from iron.common.test_utils import operator_test -from iron.operators.transpose.op import Transpose - - -def cases(): - max_aie_columns = aie_utils.get_current_device().cols - m = n = 64 - out = [] - for M in (64, 2048): - for N in (64, 128, 256, 512): - for cols in range(1, max_aie_columns + 1): - for channels in (1, 2): - if (M // channels) % m or (N // cols) % n: - continue - if (M // channels) * (N // cols) * channels * cols != M * N: - continue - out.append( - pytest.param( - dict( - M=M, - N=N, - num_aie_columns=cols, - num_channels=channels, - m=m, - n=n, - s=8, - num_batches=1, - ), - marks=( - [] if (M, N) == (2048, 64) else [pytest.mark.extensive] - ), - ) - ) - # num_batches > 1: independent same-shape transposes in one dispatch, on - # the regular shape; two batches in the default suite, four extensive. - for nb in (2, 4): - out.append( - pytest.param( - dict( - M=2048, - N=64, - num_aie_columns=1, - num_channels=1, - m=m, - n=n, - s=8, - num_batches=nb, - ), - marks=[] if nb == 2 else [pytest.mark.extensive], - ) - ) - return out - - -# A transpose is a permutation. Any tolerance here also accepts some class of -# wrong permutation, so gate it exactly. -test_transpose = operator_test(Transpose, cases(), rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index acdb95be45..75eee5faac 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -501,7 +501,7 @@ def test_mem_copy_sequence_pads_a_remainder_to_a_full_line(monkeypatch): # mem_copy/op.py: whole partitions split evenly; the remainder is padded # to one line per core by re-reading copied data, in awaited groups of # four transfers on the last fifo. - from iron.operators.mem_copy.op import MemCopy + from iron.operators.mem_copy import MemCopy monkeypatch.setattr(Access, "tap", lambda self: self) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/cases.py b/iron/tests/common/cases.py index 29358fc2ca..00fa593efa 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/cases.py @@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], ), ( - "gemm", + "gemm.op", "GEMM", [ # M must be a multiple of 256 and N of 512. @@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ ], ), ( - "gemv", + "gemv.op", "GEMV", [ dict(M=256, K=64), @@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ [dict(size=1024, num_cores=1, num_channels=1, bypass=False, tile_size=256)], ), ( - "mha", + "mha.op", "MHA", [ # num_KV_heads == 0 means plain MHA; non-zero is grouped-query, and @@ -125,7 +125,7 @@ [dict(rows=4, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], ), ( - "rope", + "rope.op", "RoPE", [ dict(rows=16, cols=64), diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index 8051ba641c..1af6e5fae9 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -288,7 +288,7 @@ def test_buffers_carry_direction_shape_and_dtype(): def test_buffers_carry_the_declared_dtype_and_size(): """The sizing contract: the sequence layout and the test harness allocate from ``b.dtype`` and ``b.nbytes`` of a declared buffer.""" - from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat + from iron.operators.repeat import Repeat x, y = Repeat(rows=8, cols=64, repeat=4, dtype=np.int32).buffers assert x.dtype == np.int32 and y.dtype == np.int32 diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index f242c63d96..5b7e9f872b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -16,12 +16,12 @@ import iron from iron.common.declare import DispatchTime, Scratchpad from iron.common.graph import Handle, TracedGraph -from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.elementwise_add import ElementwiseAdd +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV, GEMVOverlay -from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm -from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU -from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy +from iron.operators.rms_norm import RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm +from iron.operators.silu import SiLU +from iron.operators.strided_copy import StridedCopy E, H = 2048, 8192 @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ class R: @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def shim_limit(monkeypatch): import iron.common.operator_bases as bases - import iron.operators.rms_norm.op as rms + import iron.operators.rms_norm as rms monkeypatch.setattr(bases, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) monkeypatch.setattr(rms, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py index b429a7d863..922c11da37 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py @@ -4,7 +4,8 @@ """Importing one operator must not import the rest of the catalog. ``iron.operators`` re-exports lazily (PEP 562), so ``from iron.operators import -GEMM`` should pull in ``iron.operators.gemm.op`` and nothing else. What that +GEMM`` should pull in ``iron.operators.gemm.op`` (or, for a small operator, +its single file) and nothing else. What that saves is importing all fourteen operator modules and their designs, not the cost of any one of them -- MHA, long named here as a witness, actually imports slightly faster than ReLU. @@ -37,10 +38,12 @@ def _modules_after_importing(name): # snake_case one (swiglu_decode for SwiGLUDecode). f"assert getattr({name}, '__name__', '').replace('_', '').lower() " f"== {name!r}.lower(), {name}.__name__\n" - # Only the .op modules: importing an operator necessarily creates the - # namespace package around it, which says nothing about laziness. - "print('\\n'.join(sorted(m for m in sys.modules " - "if m.startswith('iron.operators.') and m.endswith('.op'))))\n" + # Only the operator modules, named as the catalog names them: + # importing one necessarily creates the package around it, which says + # nothing about laziness. + "from iron.operators import _OPERATOR_MODULES\n" + "known = {f'iron.operators.{m}' for m in _OPERATOR_MODULES.values()}\n" + "print('\\n'.join(sorted(known & set(sys.modules))))\n" ) result = subprocess.run( [sys.executable, "-c", program], capture_output=True, text=True @@ -64,7 +67,7 @@ def _is_composite(name): @pytest.mark.parametrize("name", sorted(_OPERATOR_MODULES)) def test_importing_one_operator_imports_no_unrelated_operator(name): - own = f"iron.operators.{_OPERATOR_MODULES[name]}.op" + own = f"iron.operators.{_OPERATOR_MODULES[name]}" imported = _modules_after_importing(name) others = sorted(imported - {own}) @@ -75,7 +78,7 @@ def test_importing_one_operator_imports_no_unrelated_operator(name): else: # A composite may import its parts, but never the whole catalog -- # that is the regression this guards against. - catalog = {f"iron.operators.{m}.op" for m in _OPERATOR_MODULES.values()} + catalog = {f"iron.operators.{m}" for m in _OPERATOR_MODULES.values()} assert len(imported) < len(catalog), ( f"importing {name} imported the entire catalog ({sorted(imported)}); " "a composite should pull in only the operators it is built from" diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index 3d699c1bd9..1530c81626 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -28,8 +28,8 @@ from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence, build_fused_mlir from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer -from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd -from iron.operators.relu.op import ReLU +from iron.operators.elementwise_add import ElementwiseAdd +from iron.operators.relu import ReLU def _set_input(run, name, data): diff --git a/iron/tests/operators/rejected_shapes.py b/iron/tests/operators/rejected_shapes.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..435f099682 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/operators/rejected_shapes.py @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Shapes an operator must refuse rather than build. + +Each of these lowers, builds and then hangs the device or computes the wrong +answer, with no diagnostic worth reading -- so the operator rejects it at +construction. Host-only: what is checked is the refusal, not a dispatch. +""" + +import pytest + +from iron.operators.repeat import Repeat +from iron.operators.strided_copy import StridedCopy, _flat + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize( + "cols,why", + [ + (513, "odd: every divisor is odd, so no chunk is a whole 32-bit word"), + (1031, "prime > 1023: the only divisors are 1 and cols, neither legal"), + (2062, "2 x 1031: the only word-aligned chunk leaves a 1031-wide chunk count"), + ], +) +def test_repeat_cols_without_a_legal_split_is_rejected(cols, why): + """A split has to satisfy the innermost dim AND the dim holding the chunk + count. Both land on a 10-bit wrap field, and the innermost is denominated + in 32-bit words, so bounding the chunk length alone lets through taps the + BD verifier then rejects with a much less legible error. + + Refused when the shape is asked for, not when it is built: nothing about + the device can make it legal. + """ + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Cannot split cols"): + Repeat(rows=8, cols=cols, repeat=4) + + +def test_transfer_size_not_dividing_the_per_channel_share_is_rejected(): + """A BD shorter than the ObjectFifo object hangs the device. + + 4 channels over 1024 elements is a 256-element BD; a 512-element object + leaves the memtile's S2MM waiting for a second half that no channel + sends, and the drain's dma_await_task returns ERT_CMD_STATE_TIMEOUT with + no diagnostic. + """ + operator = StridedCopy(**_flat(1024, num_aie_channels=4, transfer_size=512)) + with pytest.raises( + (AssertionError, ValueError), match="must divide the per-channel transfer" + ): + operator.compile() diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py index 6a96904da0..f45260bae5 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py @@ -30,8 +30,8 @@ def _graph(): """A softmax with a per-call row length, then a copy into a cache at a per-call offset: one core-read value and one offset value.""" - from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax - from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy + from iron.operators.softmax import Softmax + from iron.operators.strided_copy import StridedCopy R, C, L = 16, 256, 4 cache = iron.state((R, L * C), name="cache") diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py index 0acbdd035e..f6447d9752 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py @@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ def _cases(): @pytest.mark.parametrize("module,cls_name,kwargs", list(_cases())) def test_operator_lowers_to_instructions(device, module, cls_name, kwargs, tmp_path): - cls = getattr(importlib.import_module(f"iron.operators.{module}.op"), cls_name) + cls = getattr(importlib.import_module(f"iron.operators.{module}"), cls_name) try: op = cls(**kwargs) op.tuned(device) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index 1d14af8897..984f179969 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ def test_swiglu_graphs_operators_lower(tmp_path): def _reorder(sizes, in_strides, out_strides, **kw): - from iron.operators.strided_copy.op import StridedCopy + from iron.operators.strided_copy import StridedCopy n = int(np.prod(sizes)) return StridedCopy( From c8c32da1c0448709f92a2700f2b56d3fb35f8488 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 02:55:24 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 139/215] Foreign overlays are flm's business, behind two overlay hooks An overlay IRON does not design() answers two questions: where its image file is, and what module drives it. Those are now `Overlay.prebuilt()` and `Overlay.build()`, and the declaration is rejected if an overlay names an Xclbin without supplying both. The emitter that answers them for a downloaded binary moves out of iron/common to iron/operators/flm/foreign.py, as a `Foreign` mixin: flm's shipped `mm` overlay is the only one there is, and the raw-dialect shim task emission is its business rather than the library's. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 4 +-- iron/common/build.py | 6 ++-- iron/common/declare.py | 31 +++++++++++++++++++-- iron/{common => operators/flm}/foreign.py | 34 +++++++++++++++++++++-- iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py | 5 ++-- iron/tests/common/build.py | 11 +++++++- 6 files changed, 76 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) rename iron/{common => operators/flm}/foreign.py (91%) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 1013d2bd0b..54f9f613af 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1146,7 +1146,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | llama prefill as a graph function (ยง20) | `llama_graphs.py` `PrefillGraph`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at the scaled config: 18 steps per block, one value (`last`), every projection a column-major GEMM over the checkpoint weight, MHA on the interleaved layout, caches as decode's states; the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill's last-token logits and caches, and decode continues from the graph's own caches; the application's forward pass runs both phases over the references | operators lower with the value; full ELF at the scaled config with `last` in the table; at Llama size the trace has 291 steps over 11 overlays and one layer builds to a full ELF (the sixteen-layer sequence lowering is past this host's memory, see ยง20) | **needs a device**: the token stream and time to first token (ยง20 step 8) | | llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/models/llama_graphs.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF, and โ†’ the chained xclbins) verified by the full-ELF and xclbin gates; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | -| the shipped flm image, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py` (was `mm_prebuilt/`, a second operator; now a second overlay of `flm.GEMM`, its instruction stream byte-identical at four shapes) | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | +| the shipped flm image, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/operators/flm/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py` (was `mm_prebuilt/`, a second operator; now a second overlay of `flm.GEMM`, its instruction stream byte-identical at four shapes) | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm and mha are declared overrides (`design(rt)` over the same `Sequence`), with @@ -1167,7 +1167,7 @@ constructor reproduces the old K-dependent `tile_n` default by passing it explicitly. mem_copy's array was already extent-free. mm_prebuilt is the foreign case: an `Xclbin` class attribute in place of `design()`, streams pinned with `via=Shim(col, channel)`, a `Resident(address=, lock=)` block, -and `iron.common.foreign` emitting the raw-dialect sequence the old +and `iron.operators.flm.foreign` emitting the raw-dialect sequence the old `design.py` hand-wrote; task groups are no-ops there and the per-slot queue bound comes from the stream's `depth`. The C12 read-back against `input_with_addresses.mlir` is not done: a downloaded xclbin has no such diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index b557b0776b..72a10ec137 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -501,10 +501,8 @@ def build_design( ov = op.ov if ov.foreign is not None: # A downloaded image: no array to build, only the sequence against - # its declared pins (iron.common.foreign). - from .foreign import build_foreign - - return build_foreign(dev, op) + # the pins the overlay declares, which the overlay itself emits. + return ov.build(dev, op) target = Target( dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose, trace_size, image, use_chess ) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 3c3842fa0f..c879a72155 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -50,6 +50,7 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): import dataclasses from dataclasses import MISSING, Field +from pathlib import Path from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Generic, Iterator, TypeVar import numpy as np @@ -1044,6 +1045,16 @@ def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: f"an address; the sequence writes it there" ) + if not images: + return + for hook in ("prebuilt", "build"): + if getattr(cls, hook) is getattr(Overlay, hook): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__} declares an Xclbin, so nothing builds its array: " + f"it must supply {hook}() (iron.operators.flm.foreign.Foreign " + f"does, for a downloaded image)" + ) + def _finish_operator(cls: type, fields: dict[str, Field]) -> None: overlay_cls = _overlay_class_of(cls) @@ -1144,6 +1155,22 @@ def foreign(self) -> Xclbin | None: """The downloaded image this overlay is, if IRON did not build it.""" return type(self)._foreign + # -- an overlay IRON does not design() --------------------------------- + + def prebuilt(self, directory) -> Path: + """The file the declared :class:`Xclbin` names, fetched into + ``directory`` if it is not already there.""" + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self).__name__} declares an Xclbin but no prebuilt()" + ) + + def build(self, dev, op: "Operator"): + """The MLIR module for ``op`` on this overlay, when ``design()`` does + not build the array: a runtime sequence against the prebuilt image.""" + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self).__name__} declares an Xclbin but no build()" + ) + # -- the sequence, when the overlay owns it ----------------------------- def sequence(self, op: "Operator", rt) -> None: @@ -1786,9 +1813,7 @@ def _build(self): entry = design.get_cache_entry() picture, insts = entry.xclbin, entry.insts else: - from .foreign import fetch - - picture = fetch(image, self.context.build_dir) + picture = self.ov.prebuilt(self.context.build_dir) design = insts_design(self.generator()) entry = design.get_cache_entry() insts = entry.insts diff --git a/iron/common/foreign.py b/iron/operators/flm/foreign.py similarity index 91% rename from iron/common/foreign.py rename to iron/operators/flm/foreign.py index b20c13fcb4..ca955ae14a 100644 --- a/iron/common/foreign.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/foreign.py @@ -3,6 +3,13 @@ """The sequence for an overlay IRON did not build. +:class:`Foreign` is the mixin a prebuilt overlay adds to answer the two +questions the library asks of an overlay it cannot design: where the image +file is (:meth:`Overlay.prebuilt`) and what module drives it +(:meth:`Overlay.build`). flm's shipped ``mm`` binary is the one such overlay +there is; the machinery lives here rather than in :mod:`iron.common` for +that reason. + A foreign overlay (:class:`~iron.common.declare.Xclbin` on the class) has no ``design()``: every core program, memtile buffer and stream-switch route comes from the downloaded image. What the sequence must supply is the other @@ -26,8 +33,14 @@ import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from .declare import BoundBuffer, BoundStream, Operator, Overlay, _StreamSlot -from .tiling import Access +from iron.common.declare import ( + BoundBuffer, + BoundStream, + Operator, + Overlay, + _StreamSlot, +) +from iron.common.tiling import Access # Core-tile lock registers, 16 bytes apart from this base. A hardware fact # the Python bindings do not expose. @@ -156,7 +169,7 @@ def write_residents(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, core_tiles, emit) -> None: def run_sequence(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data, core_tiles, emit) -> None: """Residents, then the operator's sequence, then the trailing awaits.""" - from .build import run_design + from iron.common.build import run_design write_residents(op, ov, core_tiles, emit) seq = ForeignSequence(op, ov, rt_data, emit) @@ -287,3 +300,18 @@ def sequence(*args): run_sequence(op, ov, rt_data, core_tiles, _MLIREmitter(allocations)) return ctx.module + + +class Foreign: + """An overlay whose image is downloaded rather than built. + + Mix in beside the operator's overlay base and declare an + :class:`~iron.common.declare.Xclbin`; the two hooks the library asks for + are answered here. + """ + + def prebuilt(self, directory) -> Path: + return fetch(self.foreign, directory) + + def build(self, dev, op: Operator): + return build_foreign(dev, op) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py index 9261d42229..2d8c92f770 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ 0, 2, 4 and 6; B on MM2S channel 1 of every column; C out of S2MM channel 0 of every column), the address and lock of the eight parameter words every core reads, and the order the memtiles consume transfers in. The library -emits the sequence against those pins (:mod:`iron.common.foreign`). +emits the sequence against those pins (:mod:`iron.operators.flm.foreign`). What differs from the port, and why the port is the default: the port selects its epilogue at build time (a branch-free inner loop, one build per @@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.tiling import Access +from iron.operators.flm.foreign import Foreign from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue, K_TILE, M_TILE from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import FLMGEMMOverlay @@ -78,7 +79,7 @@ @operator -class Shipped(FLMGEMMOverlay): +class Shipped(Foreign, FLMGEMMOverlay): """The shipped 4x8 NPU2 ``mm`` binary: its pins and its parameter block.""" image = Xclbin( diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 75eee5faac..a80e22311f 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -580,9 +580,18 @@ class Unpinned(Overlay): image = Xclbin(url="u", sha256="s", filename="f") s = StreamIn(64) + # Nothing designs a prebuilt overlay's array, so the declaration has to + # say where the image is and what module drives it. flm's Foreign mixin + # answers both; an overlay without it is rejected at declaration. + with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="must supply prebuilt"): + + @operator + class Unhooked(Overlay): + image = Xclbin(url="u", sha256="s", filename="f") + def test_shipped_sequence_writes_every_core_then_streams_in_consume_order(): - from iron.common.foreign import LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE, run_sequence + from iron.operators.flm.foreign import LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE, run_sequence from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import GEMM from iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped import Shipped From a0135e342a1b9ad487d6e7d334efe31c84ff3236 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 03:21:32 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 140/215] One elementwise template, and the kernels come from aie.iron.kernels The channeled-unary and binary-elementwise overlays were the same design written twice. They are now one `ElementwiseOverlay` whose `design()` reads whatever streams it was declared with, and two declarations of stream shape over it; the column budget follows from the streams (`shim_slots_per_core()`), so a binary kernel's two input fifos halve the columns without a rule of its own. Fifo names now match upstream's `transform_parallel` (`in0_`, widened to `_`). Kernels are declared by `aie.iron.kernels` factories rather than by hand: `kernel_name`, `kernel_fn_name`, `needs_lut_ops`, `kernel_object` and `kernel_arg_types` collapse into one `kernel()` hook, and ten operators lose their copy of a symbol name, a source path and an argument list. ReLU, GELU, SiLU, LayerNorm, RMSNorm (both overlays), the two eltwise binaries and AXPY all come from upstream now. Tanh, Sigmoid and LeakyReLU keep a local declaration: their factories pin a 1024-element tile, which is what the C++ loops promise the pipeliner, and IRON runs shorter lines. The factories memoize, and a returned ExternalFunction holds MLIR from the context it was resolved in, so `build_design` clears their cache the way CompilableDesign does -- fusion's per-child generation and the lowering gates call a design directly. Section 11a of the plan records what still separates this template from `transform_parallel` (the runtime trip count, who owns the sequence, the column budget) and what upstream would have to split for them to become one function. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 9 +- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 73 +++++- iron/common/__init__.py | 6 +- iron/common/build.py | 10 + iron/common/elementwise.py | 294 ++++++++++++++++++++++++ iron/common/operator_bases.py | 359 ------------------------------ iron/operators/axpy.py | 20 +- iron/operators/elementwise_add.py | 8 +- iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py | 8 +- iron/operators/gelu.py | 9 +- iron/operators/layer_norm.py | 10 +- iron/operators/leaky_relu.py | 22 +- iron/operators/relu.py | 9 +- iron/operators/rms_norm.py | 19 +- iron/operators/sigmoid.py | 22 +- iron/operators/silu.py | 10 +- iron/operators/tanh.py | 22 +- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 2 +- 18 files changed, 470 insertions(+), 442 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/elementwise.py delete mode 100644 iron/common/operator_bases.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 8d00a18ac4..471e05a2f6 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -297,9 +297,14 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute - `compatible()` for divisibility against the tuned overlay, `residents()` for the counts - `design(rt)` only if the derived sequence is not the one you want - - see `iron/common/operator_bases.py` for the elementwise families, and + - see `iron/common/elementwise.py` for the elementwise families, and `gemm/op.py` or `mha/op.py` for hand-written sequences -4. If a new C++ compute kernel is needed, add it to the +4. Name the kernel with a factory from `aie.iron.kernels` + (`eltwise.relu_sized(line)`, `norm.rms_norm_eps(tile)`, ...): it carries + the symbol, the source, the argument types and aie2's LUT tables. + `target.kernel(...)` declares one the factories do not cover -- a kernel + whose compile flags carry the shape, or a source with two entry points + the design calls. If a new C++ compute kernel is needed, add it to the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels) and consume it via `AIEContext.kernels_dir`; IRON no longer hosts kernels - Choose appropriate directory: `generic/`, `aie2/`, or `aie2p/` diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 54f9f613af..49dec8cd17 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -683,6 +683,77 @@ pass already does. Neither blocks the decode-only PR. --- +### 11a. The elementwise template against upstream's + +`iron/common/elementwise.py` is one overlay -- `ElementwiseOverlay` -- with +two declared stream shapes over it (`ChanneledUnaryOverlay`, +`BinaryElementwiseOverlay`); its `design()` reads whatever streams it was +declared with, so a third input needs no new code. It is the same design as +`aie.iron.algorithms.transform_parallel`: one core per (column, channel), +one fifo per stream per core, the extent split evenly, and the same fifo +names (`in0_`, `out_`, widened to `_` when there is more +than one channel). + +What keeps them two functions, rather than one call: + +- **the trip count**. Upstream folds `num_elements // tile` into the core + program, so one build serves one extent. Here it is a `Resident` the + sequence writes (ยง3), so one build serves every extent -- which is what + makes an operator reusable across a graph's steps. +- **who owns the sequence**. Upstream builds a whole `Program` and issues + the taps itself. An overlay here returns workers and leaves the sequence + to the library, which is what lets several operators fuse into one image. +- **the column budget**. Upstream takes every column of the device. + `tuning()` here takes as many as the device's shim DMA budget allows for + the streams declared (`shim_slots_per_core()`), which is what lets a + binary kernel -- two input fifos per core -- place at all. + +A useful upstream change would split `_transform_parallel_gen` in two: a +half that builds the workers and the fifo handles, and a half that wraps +them in a `Program` and a `Runtime`. IRON's `design()` would then call the +first half, and the three differences above become its arguments. + +The kernels are upstream's already. `aie.iron.kernels` factories return the +`ExternalFunction` for a symbol, its source, its argument types and aie2's +LUT bundling, so an overlay's `kernel()` is one line: + +| operator | factory | +|---|---| +| ReLU | `eltwise.relu_sized` | +| GELU, SiLU | `activation.gelu_sized`, `activation.silu_sized` | +| ElementwiseAdd, ElementwiseMul | `eltwise.add_sized`, `eltwise.mul_sized` | +| AXPY | `datamovement.axpy` | +| LayerNorm | `norm.layer_norm` | +| RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm | `norm.rms_norm_eps`, `eltwise.mul_sized` | + +Three keep a local declaration through `target.kernel(...)`, and the reason +is not an oversight upstream: `activation.tanh`, `activation.sigmoid` and +`activation.leaky_relu` pin a 1024-element tile, and 1024 is what their +C++ loops promise the pipeliner +(`AIE_LOOP_MIN_ITERATION_COUNT(32)` at a stride of 32 for the first two, +64 elements for leaky_relu). IRON runs these at lines from 64 elements up, +which the promise allows only because IRON builds with Peano, where it is +advisory; under xchesscc it is a contract. Adopting the factory would mean +either giving up the small lines or teaching it the toolchain, so the +declaration stays here with that note. `eltwise.passthrough` (mem_copy) is +the other one: it ties the argument dtype to the bit width, and mem_copy +moves bf16 lines through the 16-bit kernel. + +Anything whose compile flags carry the shape (dequant, transpose) or whose +source holds two entry points the design calls (softmax's mask) has no +factory to use and declares its own. + +One gap, and it is upstream's: the installed factories build with Peano and +take no `use_chess`, so `pytest --compiler=chess` no longer reaches the +elementwise kernels. Threading the flag through the eight factories IRON +calls is on mlir-aie's `claude/mlir-aie-iron-upstream` branch with its test +(`test/python/test_kernels_chess.py`); IRON picks it up as +`kernels.relu_sized(line, use_chess=target.use_chess)` once it lands. Until +then a chess run builds these kernels with Peano, which is what every run +here uses anyway. + +--- + ## 12. Spikes, before any model code | id | question | how | if no | @@ -1123,7 +1194,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | access patterns and slicing (ยง5) | `iron/common/tiling.py` | 21 tests, reproducing today's unary, binary and GEMV taps; encoder follows the verifier's slot rules | โ€” | | library-owned build (ยง5, ยง6) | `iron/common/build.py` | 6 tests: derived order and patterns, override slicing, preamble | **needs a run**: Runtime/Program construction, resident writes, barrier sets | | GEMV (ยง14 step 1) | `iron/operators/gemv/op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, tuning, compatibility, override transfers | **needs the gate**: byte-identical `matvec_vectorized_bf16_bf16.o` | -| unary and binary bases, ten operators (ยง14 step 2, part) | `iron/common/operator_bases.py`, ten `op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, resident counts, transfers per core | **needs a run**: resident-driven core loops are new code; C11 byte-identity now expected to pass | +| unary and binary bases, ten operators (ยง14 step 2, part) | `iron/common/elementwise.py`, ten `op.py` | classic construction, arg specs, resident counts, transfers per core | **needs a run**: resident-driven core loops are new code; C11 byte-identity now expected to pass | | dequant, rms_norm (two pairs), rope, softmax (two overlays) (ยง14 step 2, rest) | four `op.py` | legacy spellings, arg specs, tuning, resident values, transfers per slot, rejections | **needs a run**; softmax's snapshot entry is now `rows x cols` and was re-pinned by hand | | repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm (ยง14 step 3, part) | four `op.py` | construction, arg specs, tuning geometry, residents, transfers issued, rejections | **needs a run**; gemm's sequence body needs the real tiler | | mha (ยง14 step 3, part) | `iron/operators/mha/op.py` | eight-pipeline sequence checked transfer by transfer (two shims, K/V per head, waited drains); inference from shapes | **needs a run**; Q/O descriptors are now linear runs rather than `(rows, d)` tiles, same bytes in the same order | diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 61ae13b16e..0c7a9d79fb 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -28,11 +28,13 @@ select, tunable, ) -from .operator_bases import ( +from .elementwise import ( BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, + ElementwiseOperator, + ElementwiseOverlay, ) __all__ = [ @@ -46,6 +48,8 @@ "Design", "DesignGenerator", "DispatchTime", + "ElementwiseOperator", + "ElementwiseOverlay", "In", "InOut", "Incompatible", diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 72a10ec137..a2f6fd2e68 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -496,6 +496,16 @@ def build_design( key (see :func:`mlir_artifact_for`). """ from aie.iron import Program, Runtime, ScratchpadParameter + from aie.iron.kernels._common import _EXTERN_CACHE + + # aie.iron.kernels' factories memoize the ExternalFunction they return, + # and a returned one holds MLIR operations from the context it was + # resolved in. Every generation must start from an empty cache or a + # second design gets a kernel bound to a dead context. CompilableDesign + # clears it when it generates; this is the same entry point for the + # paths that call a design directly -- fusion's per-child generation + # and the lowering gates. + _EXTERN_CACHE.clear() op = op.tuned(dev) ov = op.ov diff --git a/iron/common/elementwise.py b/iron/common/elementwise.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d582ca5a7e --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/elementwise.py @@ -0,0 +1,294 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The shared elementwise template: N flat buffers in, one of the same size out. + +One overlay builds the array for every elementwise kernel IRON ships. It +places one core per (column, channel), each streaming fixed-size lines in +and out; the operator declares a flat buffer per stream, and its runtime +sequence is derived -- the buffer is split evenly across the cores' fifos +and drained back the same way. + +``ChanneledUnaryOverlay`` and ``BinaryElementwiseOverlay`` are the two stream +shapes, and nothing more: the design reads the streams it was declared with, +so a subclass with a third input needs no new code here. + +The core's trip count is a :class:`~iron.common.declare.Resident` the +sequence writes before the first transfer, so the array does not depend on +the extent and one overlay serves every size (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง3). +This is where the template parts company with upstream's +:func:`aie.iron.algorithms.transform_parallel`, which is otherwise the same +design: that one takes the tensor at build time and folds the trip count +into the core program, and owns the runtime sequence so it can issue the +taps. An overlay here returns workers and leaves the sequence to the +library, which is what lets several operators fuse into one image. + +A concrete operator is two small subclasses, one per layer, and names the +kernel each core calls:: + + @operator + class ReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + def kernel(self, target): + return kernels.relu_sized(self.line_size) + + @operator + class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[ReLUOverlay]): + def reference(self, x): ... + +:mod:`aie.iron.kernels` is where a kernel comes from: its factories return +the ``ExternalFunction`` for a symbol, its source and its argument types, +and handle aie2's LUT tables. An overlay whose kernel takes more than the +line length (leaky_relu's alpha) or takes its arguments in another order +(axpy's scalar) overrides :meth:`ElementwiseOverlay.kernel_call`. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +from typing import ClassVar + +import numpy as np + +from .declare import ( + O, + Incompatible, + In, + Operator, + Out, + Overlay, + Resident, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + Untunable, + dim, + operator, + tunable, +) +from .declare import _Stream +from .utils import bank_elements, get_shim_dma_limit + +# The line an elementwise core streams when nothing else is asked for: small +# enough to divide any extent a model has, at some cost in DMA efficiency. +# Call sites that know their extent pass tile_size for performance. +DEFAULT_TILE = 256 + +_I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] + + +@operator +class ElementwiseOverlay(Overlay): + """The array for an elementwise kernel over lines of ``line_size`` elements. + + Subclasses declare the streams (see the two below) and implement + :meth:`kernel`. ``tile_cap`` is the largest line this kernel holds; a + line spanning more than one local-memory bank drops the fifo depth to + one. + """ + + # None: every column the device's shim budget allows, one channel each, + # DEFAULT_TILE lines. + num_aie_columns: int | None = tunable(None) + num_channels: int = tunable(1) + tile_size: int | None = tunable(None) + # min(tile_size, tile_cap); filled by tuning, never set by a caller. + line_size: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + + count = Resident(np.int32) # lines each core processes; written per sequence + + tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 4096 + + # -- placement --------------------------------------------------------- + + @classmethod + def shim_slots_per_core(cls) -> int: + """Shim DMA channels one core occupies in the busier direction. + + A binary kernel's core fills two input fifos from the shim and drains + one, so two columns' worth of cores cost four input channels: the + budget is set by whichever direction needs more. + """ + directions = [m.direction for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Stream)] + return max(directions.count("in"), directions.count("out")) + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "ElementwiseOverlay": + tile_size = DEFAULT_TILE if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size + cols = self.num_aie_columns + per_core = self.shim_slots_per_core() * self.num_channels + if dev is not None: + limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + if cols is None: + cols = min(dev.cols, limit // per_core) + if cols * per_core > limit: + raise Untunable( + f"{cols} columns x {self.num_channels} channels of a " + f"{self.shim_slots_per_core()}-channel core need " + f"{cols * per_core} shim DMA channels; this device has {limit}" + ) + elif cols is None: + raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") + return dataclasses.replace( + self, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=tile_size, + line_size=min(tile_size, self.tile_cap), + ) + + @property + def cores(self) -> int: + return self.num_aie_columns * self.num_channels + + # -- the kernel -------------------------------------------------------- + + def kernel(self, target): + """The ``ExternalFunction`` each core calls, over one line. + + Usually a factory from :mod:`aie.iron.kernels` at ``self.line_size``; + ``target.kernel(...)`` declares one upstream does not offer. + """ + raise NotImplementedError(f"{type(self).__name__} declares no kernel()") + + def kernel_call(self, kernel, *elements) -> None: + """Call the kernel on this core's acquired elements: inputs, then the + output, then the line length.""" + kernel(*elements, self.line_size) + + # -- the array ---------------------------------------------------------- + + def design(self, target) -> list: + from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker + from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + + streams = [m for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Stream)] + ins = [getattr(self, m.name) for m in streams if m.direction == "in"] + outs = [getattr(self, m.name) for m in streams if m.direction == "out"] + n_in = len(ins) + cores = self.cores + kernel = self.kernel(target) + + def slot(k: int) -> str: + col, chan = divmod(k, self.num_channels) + return f"{col}" if self.num_channels == 1 else f"{col}_{chan}" + + def fifos(stream, name): + # A line spanning more than one bank cannot be double-buffered in + # what is left of local memory. + depth = 1 if stream.elements > bank_elements(stream.dtype) else 2 + return [ + ObjectFifo(stream.tile, name=f"{name}_{slot(k)}", depth=depth) + for k in range(cores) + ] + + of_ins = [fifos(s, f"in{i}") for i, s in enumerate(ins)] + of_outs = [fifos(s, f"out{i}" if len(outs) > 1 else "out") for s in outs] + counts = [target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count_{slot(k)}") for k in range(cores)] + barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cores)] + + def core_fn(*args): + fifos_in = args[:n_in] + fifos_out = args[n_in : n_in + len(outs)] + kernel_fn, count, barrier = args[-3:] + barrier.wait_for_value(1) + for _ in range_(count[0]): + elements = [f.acquire(1) for f in fifos_in + fifos_out] + self.kernel_call(kernel_fn, *elements) + for f in fifos_in + fifos_out: + f.release(1) + + workers = [ + Worker( + core_fn, + [of[k].cons() for of in of_ins] + + [of[k].prod() for of in of_outs] + + [kernel, counts[k], barriers[k]], + ) + for k in range(cores) + ] + for k in range(cores): + for stream, of in zip(ins, of_ins): + stream[k].bind(of[k].prod()) + for stream, of in zip(outs, of_outs): + stream[k].bind(of[k].cons()) + self.count.bind(counts) + return workers + + +@operator +class ElementwiseOperator(Operator[O]): + """What every elementwise operator's buffers have in common.""" + + size: int = dim() + + def compatible(self) -> None: + ov = self.ov + unit = ov.num_aie_columns * ov.tile_size + if self.size % unit: + raise Incompatible( + f"size ({self.size}) must be a multiple of " + f"num_aie_columns * tile_size ({unit})" + ) + per_core = self.size // ov.cores + if per_core % ov.line_size: + raise Incompatible( + f"size ({self.size}) leaves each of the {ov.cores} cores " + f"{per_core} elements, not a multiple of the " + f"{ov.line_size}-element line" + ) + + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + ov = self.ov + return {"count": self.size // ov.cores // ov.line_size} + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# The two stream shapes +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@operator +class ChanneledUnaryOverlay(ElementwiseOverlay): + """One line in, one line out, per (column, channel).""" + + x = StreamIn( + ElementwiseOverlay.line_size, + per=(ElementwiseOverlay.num_aie_columns, ElementwiseOverlay.num_channels), + ) + y = StreamOut( + ElementwiseOverlay.line_size, + per=(ElementwiseOverlay.num_aie_columns, ElementwiseOverlay.num_channels), + ) + + +@operator +class ChanneledUnaryOperator(ElementwiseOperator[O]): + """A flat buffer in, a flat buffer of the same size out.""" + + x = In(ElementwiseOperator.size, to=ChanneledUnaryOverlay.x) + y = Out(ElementwiseOperator.size, from_=ChanneledUnaryOverlay.y) + + +@operator +class BinaryElementwiseOverlay(ElementwiseOverlay): + """Two lines in, one line out. Each core's two input channels halve the + columns the shim budget allows, so ``num_channels`` stays at one.""" + + a = StreamIn( + ElementwiseOverlay.line_size, + per=(ElementwiseOverlay.num_aie_columns, ElementwiseOverlay.num_channels), + ) + b = StreamIn( + ElementwiseOverlay.line_size, + per=(ElementwiseOverlay.num_aie_columns, ElementwiseOverlay.num_channels), + ) + y = StreamOut( + ElementwiseOverlay.line_size, + per=(ElementwiseOverlay.num_aie_columns, ElementwiseOverlay.num_channels), + ) + + +@operator +class BinaryElementwiseOperator(ElementwiseOperator[O]): + """Two flat buffers in, one of the same size out.""" + + a = In(ElementwiseOperator.size, to=BinaryElementwiseOverlay.a) + b = In(ElementwiseOperator.size, to=BinaryElementwiseOverlay.b) + y = Out(ElementwiseOperator.size, from_=BinaryElementwiseOverlay.y) diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py deleted file mode 100644 index 995294321b..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,359 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""The two shared operator families: channeled unary and binary elementwise. - -Each is an overlay/operator pair in the declared form (see -:mod:`iron.common.declare`). The overlay builds one core per column (and -per channel, for the unary family), each streaming fixed-size lines in and -out; the operator declares a flat buffer per stream, and its runtime -sequence is derived: the buffer is split evenly across the cores' fifos and -drained back the same way. - -The core's trip count is a :class:`~iron.common.declare.Resident` the -sequence writes before the first transfer, so the array does not depend on -the extent and one overlay serves every size (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง3). -Before this the count was a compile-time constant derived from ``size``. - -A concrete operator is two small subclasses, one per layer:: - - @operator - class ReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu_bf16_size" - - @operator - class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[ReLUOverlay]): - def reference(self, x): ... - -Overlays with an extra kernel argument (leaky_relu's alpha, axpy's scalar -factor) add a field and override :meth:`kernel_arg_types` and -:meth:`kernel_call`. -""" - -from __future__ import annotations - -import dataclasses -from typing import ClassVar - -import numpy as np - -from .declare import ( - O, - Incompatible, - In, - Operator, - Out, - Overlay, - Resident, - StreamIn, - StreamOut, - Untunable, - dim, - operator, - tunable, -) -from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources -from .utils import bank_elements, get_shim_dma_limit - -# The line an elementwise core streams when nothing else is asked for: small -# enough to divide any extent a model has, at some cost in DMA efficiency. -# Call sites that know their extent pass tile_size for performance. -DEFAULT_TILE = 256 - -_I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Channeled unary: one input, one output, one core per (column, channel) -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -@operator -class ChanneledUnaryOverlay(Overlay): - """The array for a unary kernel over lines of ``line_size`` elements. - - Subclasses set ``kernel_name`` (the ``.cc`` under the arch's kernel dir), - ``kernel_fn_name`` (the symbol), ``needs_lut_ops`` for aie2 kernels that - reach ``lut_based_ops.cpp``'s tables from C++, and ``tile_cap`` (the - largest line this kernel holds; a line spanning more than one - local-memory bank drops the fifo depth to one). - """ - - # None: every column of the device, one channel each, DEFAULT_TILE lines. - num_aie_columns: int | None = tunable(None) - num_channels: int = tunable(1) - tile_size: int | None = tunable(None) - # min(tile_size, tile_cap); filled by tuning, never set by a caller. - line_size: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) - - x = StreamIn(line_size, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) - y = StreamOut(line_size, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) - count = Resident(np.int32) # lines each core processes; written per sequence - - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] - # The object the kernel is compiled to; None names it after the symbol. - kernel_object: ClassVar[str | None] = None - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = False - tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 4096 - - def tuning(self, dev) -> "ChanneledUnaryOverlay": - tile_size = DEFAULT_TILE if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size - cols = self.num_aie_columns - if dev is not None: - limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - if cols is None: - cols = min(dev.cols, limit // self.num_channels) - if cols * self.num_channels > limit: - raise Untunable( - f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({cols * self.num_channels}) " - f"exceeds ShimDMA limit of {limit} for this device" - ) - elif cols is None: - raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") - return dataclasses.replace( - self, - num_aie_columns=cols, - tile_size=tile_size, - line_size=min(tile_size, self.tile_cap), - ) - - # -- hooks for kernels with extra arguments ----------------------------- - - def kernel_arg_types(self, line_type) -> list: - return [line_type, line_type, np.int32] - - def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_in, elem_out) -> None: - kernel(elem_in, elem_out, self.line_size) - - # -- the array ---------------------------------------------------------- - - def design(self, target) -> list: - from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker - from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - - line_type = self.x.tile - cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels - # A line spanning more than one bank cannot be double-buffered in - # what is left of local memory. - depth = 1 if self.line_size > bank_elements(self.x.dtype) else 2 - - kernel = target.kernel( - self.kernel_fn_name, - self.kernel_arg_types(line_type), - source=target.kernel_source(self.kernel_name), - bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev) if self.needs_lut_ops else (), - object_file_name=self.kernel_object, - ) - - of_ins = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}_{j}", depth=depth) - for i in range(cols) - for j in range(chans) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"out{i}_{j}", depth=depth) - for i in range(cols) - for j in range(chans) - ] - counts = [ - target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count{i}_{j}") - for i in range(cols) - for j in range(chans) - ] - barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cols * chans)] - - def core_fn(of_in, of_out, kernel_line, count, barrier): - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - n = count[0] - for _ in range_(n): - elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - self.kernel_call(kernel_line, elem_in, elem_out) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - workers = [ - Worker( - core_fn, - [of_ins[k].cons(), of_outs[k].prod(), kernel, counts[k], barriers[k]], - ) - for k in range(cols * chans) - ] - for k in range(cols * chans): - self.x[k].bind(of_ins[k].prod()) - self.y[k].bind(of_outs[k].cons()) - self.count.bind(counts) - return workers - - -@operator -class ChanneledUnaryOperator(Operator[O]): - """A flat buffer in, a flat buffer of the same size out, split across the cores.""" - - size: int = dim() - - x = In(size, to=ChanneledUnaryOverlay.x) - y = Out(size, from_=ChanneledUnaryOverlay.y) - - def compatible(self) -> None: - ov = self.ov - unit = ov.num_aie_columns * ov.tile_size - if self.size % unit: - raise Incompatible( - f"size ({self.size}) must be a multiple of " - f"num_aie_columns * tile_size ({unit})" - ) - per_core = self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) - if per_core % ov.line_size: - raise Incompatible( - f"size ({self.size}) leaves each of the " - f"{ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels} cores {per_core} elements, " - f"not a multiple of the {ov.line_size}-element line" - ) - - def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: - ov = self.ov - return { - "count": self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) // ov.line_size - } - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Binary elementwise: two inputs, one output, one core per column -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -@operator -class BinaryElementwiseOverlay(Overlay): - """The array for a binary elementwise kernel over tiles of ``per_tile`` elements. - - Each core uses two shim DMA channels (one per input), so the ShimDMA - limit is enforced as ``num_aie_columns * 2``. - """ - - # None: DEFAULT_TILE, and as many columns as the device's shim budget - # allows two channels each. - tile_size: int | None = tunable(None) - num_aie_columns: int | None = tunable(None) - # min(tile_size, 4096); filled by tuning, never set by a caller. - per_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) - - a = StreamIn(per_tile, per=num_aie_columns) - b = StreamIn(per_tile, per=num_aie_columns) - y = StreamOut(per_tile, per=num_aie_columns) - count = Resident(np.int32) - - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] - - def tuning(self, dev) -> "BinaryElementwiseOverlay": - tile_size = DEFAULT_TILE if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size - cols = self.num_aie_columns - if dev is not None: - limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - if cols is None: - cols = min(dev.cols, limit // 2) - if cols * 2 > limit: - raise Untunable( - f"num_aie_columns ({cols}) exceeds ShimDMA limit " - f"of {limit // 2} columns for this device" - ) - elif cols is None: - raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") - return dataclasses.replace( - self, - num_aie_columns=cols, - tile_size=tile_size, - per_tile=min(tile_size, 4096), - ) - - def kernel_source(self, target): - return target.kernel_source(self.kernel_name) - - def kernel_arg_types(self, tile_type) -> list: - return [tile_type, tile_type, tile_type, np.int32] - - def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_a, elem_b, elem_out) -> None: - kernel(elem_a, elem_b, elem_out, self.per_tile) - - def design(self, target) -> list: - from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker - from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - - tile_type = self.a.tile - cols = self.num_aie_columns - - kernel = target.kernel( - self.kernel_fn_name, - self.kernel_arg_types(tile_type), - source=self.kernel_source(target), - ) - of_as = [ObjectFifo(tile_type, name=f"in1_{i}") for i in range(cols)] - of_bs = [ObjectFifo(tile_type, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(cols)] - of_ys = [ObjectFifo(tile_type, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(cols)] - counts = [target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count_{i}") for i in range(cols)] - barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cols)] - - def core_body(of_a, of_b, of_y, kernel_fn, count, barrier): - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - n = count[0] - for _ in range_(n): - elem_a = of_a.acquire(1) - elem_b = of_b.acquire(1) - elem_y = of_y.acquire(1) - self.kernel_call(kernel_fn, elem_a, elem_b, elem_y) - of_a.release(1) - of_b.release(1) - of_y.release(1) - - workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [ - of_as[i].cons(), - of_bs[i].cons(), - of_ys[i].prod(), - kernel, - counts[i], - barriers[i], - ], - ) - for i in range(cols) - ] - for i in range(cols): - self.a[i].bind(of_as[i].prod()) - self.b[i].bind(of_bs[i].prod()) - self.y[i].bind(of_ys[i].cons()) - self.count.bind(counts) - return workers - - -@operator -class BinaryElementwiseOperator(Operator[O]): - """Two flat buffers in, one of the same size out, split across the cores.""" - - size: int = dim() - - a = In(size, to=BinaryElementwiseOverlay.a) - b = In(size, to=BinaryElementwiseOverlay.b) - y = Out(size, from_=BinaryElementwiseOverlay.y) - - def compatible(self) -> None: - ov = self.ov - unit = ov.num_aie_columns * ov.tile_size - if self.size % unit: - raise Incompatible( - f"size ({self.size}) must be a multiple of " - f"num_aie_columns * tile_size ({unit})" - ) - n = ov.per_tile * ov.num_aie_columns - if self.size % n: - raise Incompatible( - f"Number of elements ({self.size}) must be a multiple of {n}." - ) - - def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: - ov = self.ov - return {"count": self.size // (ov.per_tile * ov.num_aie_columns)} diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy.py b/iron/operators/axpy.py index 8f6ea16d81..a8f8bafc32 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy.py @@ -1,10 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar - -import numpy as np import torch +from aie.iron.kernels import datamovement from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns @@ -12,22 +10,16 @@ @operator class AXPYOverlay(BinaryElementwiseOverlay): - """The array for aX + Y: the binary-elementwise design with the scalar as a kernel argument.""" + """The array for aX + Y: the elementwise design with the scalar as a kernel argument.""" scalar_factor: float = 3.0 - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "axpy" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "saxpy" - - def kernel_source(self, target): - # axpy.cc is architecture-independent and lives under generic/. - return target.kernels_dir / "generic" / "axpy.cc" - - def kernel_arg_types(self, tile_type) -> list: - return [tile_type, tile_type, np.float32, tile_type, np.int32] + def kernel(self, target): + return datamovement.axpy(self.line_size) def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_a, elem_b, elem_out) -> None: - kernel(elem_a, elem_b, self.scalar_factor, elem_out, self.per_tile) + # saxpy takes the scalar between its inputs and its output. + kernel(elem_a, elem_b, self.scalar_factor, elem_out, self.line_size) def _cases(): diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add.py index 730c9c262b..f5c90e8953 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add.py @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, binary_elementwise_cases @@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ @operator class ElementwiseAddOverlay(BinaryElementwiseOverlay): - """The array for ElementwiseAdd: the shared binary-elementwise design over its kernel.""" + """The array for ElementwiseAdd: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "add" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "eltwise_add_bf16_vector_size" + def kernel(self, target): + return eltwise.add_sized(self.line_size) @operator diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py index 2a74fef293..681691aaf8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul.py @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, binary_elementwise_cases @@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ @operator class ElementwiseMulOverlay(BinaryElementwiseOverlay): - """The array for ElementwiseMul: the shared binary-elementwise design over its kernel.""" + """The array for ElementwiseMul: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "mul" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size" + def kernel(self, target): + return eltwise.mul_sized(self.line_size) @operator diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu.py b/iron/operators/gelu.py index 42864bdfcb..d81f0d660b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gelu.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu.py @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ from typing import ClassVar import torch +from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -11,13 +12,13 @@ @operator class GELUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): - """The array for GELU: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" + """The array for GELU: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "gelu" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "gelu_bf16_size" - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 8192 + def kernel(self, target): + return activation.gelu_sized(self.line_size) + @operator class GELU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[GELUOverlay]): diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm.py index 654330576b..1a217c2faa 100644 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm.py @@ -1,10 +1,11 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from dataclasses import field from typing import ClassVar import torch -from dataclasses import field +from aie.iron.kernels import norm from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -12,12 +13,13 @@ @operator class LayerNormOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): - """The array for LayerNorm: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" + """The array for LayerNorm: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "layer_norm" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "layer_norm" tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 8192 + def kernel(self, target): + return norm.layer_norm(self.line_size) + @operator class LayerNorm(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LayerNormOverlay]): diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py index 9662e288df..f49ebea330 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py @@ -9,18 +9,15 @@ from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, channeled_unary_cases +from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources @operator class LeakyReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): - """The array for Leaky ReLU: the channeled-unary design with ``alpha`` as a kernel argument.""" + """The array for Leaky ReLU: the elementwise design with ``alpha`` as a kernel argument.""" alpha: float = 0.01 - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu_bf16" - kernel_object: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu.o" # as the old design named it - # Minimum per-core line length (in bfloat16 elements) required by the # vectorized kernels. They tell the pipeliner a minimum loop-trip count via # AIE_LOOP_MIN_ITERATION_COUNT -- a hard contract under xchesscc -- so that @@ -40,9 +37,18 @@ def validate(self) -> None: f"loop-iteration promise" ) - # Leaky ReLU's kernel takes: input, output, input_size, alpha - def kernel_arg_types(self, line_type) -> list: - return [line_type, line_type, np.int32, bfloat16] + def kernel(self, target): + # ``aie.iron.kernels.activation.leaky_relu`` is this kernel, but it + # accepts only 1024-element tiles although ``leaky_relu_bf16`` reads the + # count at runtime. Declared here until that is lifted upstream. + line = self.x.tile + return target.kernel( + "leaky_relu_bf16", + [line, line, np.int32, bfloat16], + source=target.kernel_source("leaky_relu"), + bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev), + object_file_name="leaky_relu.o", + ) def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_in, elem_out) -> None: kernel(elem_in, elem_out, self.line_size, self.alpha) diff --git a/iron/operators/relu.py b/iron/operators/relu.py index 9faa06e1ab..400898259d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/relu.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu.py @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar - import torch +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -11,10 +10,10 @@ @operator class ReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): - """The array for ReLU: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" + """The array for ReLU: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu_bf16_size" + def kernel(self, target): + return eltwise.relu_sized(self.line_size) @operator diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py index bf0eb1500d..dc8674c11e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py @@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ tunable, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise, norm from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit @@ -110,11 +111,7 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: tile_ty = self.x.tile cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels depth = 1 if self.tile_size > 4096 else 2 - kernel = target.kernel( - "rms_norm_eps", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], - source=target.kernel_source("rms_norm"), - ) + kernel = norm.rms_norm_eps(self.per_tile) of_ins = [ ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) for i in range(cols) @@ -195,16 +192,8 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: weights_ty = self.w.tile cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels depth = 1 if self.tile_size > 4096 else 2 - rms_norm = target.kernel( - "rms_norm_eps", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], - source=target.kernel_source("rms_norm"), - ) - eltwise_mul = target.kernel( - "eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size", - [tile_ty, weights_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], - source=target.kernel_source("mul"), - ) + rms_norm = norm.rms_norm_eps(self.per_tile) + eltwise_mul = eltwise.mul_sized(self.per_tile) of_ins = [ ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) for i in range(cols) diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py index 03f41a4ca1..eb4f80c24f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py @@ -1,21 +1,29 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar - +import numpy as np import torch from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases +from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources @operator class SigmoidOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): - """The array for Sigmoid: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" - - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "sigmoid" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "sigmoid_bf16" - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True + """The array for Sigmoid: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" + + def kernel(self, target): + # ``aie.iron.kernels.activation.sigmoid`` is this kernel, but it accepts + # only 1024-element tiles although ``sigmoid_bf16`` reads the count at + # runtime. Declared here until that restriction is lifted upstream. + line = self.x.tile + return target.kernel( + "sigmoid_bf16", + [line, line, np.int32], + source=target.kernel_source("sigmoid"), + bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev), + ) @operator diff --git a/iron/operators/silu.py b/iron/operators/silu.py index 3007e66ebe..23ed9dd994 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu.py @@ -1,9 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar - import torch +from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator, tunable from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -11,14 +10,13 @@ @operator class SiLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): - """The array for SiLU: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" + """The array for SiLU: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" # One channel per column, as before: the LUT-based kernel is sized for it. num_channels: int = tunable(1, repr=False, init=False) - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "silu" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "silu_bf16_size" - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True + def kernel(self, target): + return activation.silu_sized(self.line_size) @operator diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh.py b/iron/operators/tanh.py index 73f8251d0c..a370baff87 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh.py @@ -1,21 +1,29 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar - +import numpy as np import torch from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases +from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources @operator class TanhOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): - """The array for Tanh: the shared channeled-unary design over its kernel.""" - - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "tanh" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "tanh_bf16" - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True + """The array for Tanh: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" + + def kernel(self, target): + # ``aie.iron.kernels.activation.tanh`` is this kernel, but it accepts + # only 1024-element tiles although ``tanh_bf16`` reads the count at + # runtime. Declared here until that restriction is lifted upstream. + line = self.x.tile + return target.kernel( + "tanh_bf16", + [line, line, np.int32], + source=target.kernel_source("tanh"), + bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev), + ) @operator diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index 5b7e9f872b..53fa21adcc 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ class R: @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def shim_limit(monkeypatch): - import iron.common.operator_bases as bases + import iron.common.elementwise as bases import iron.operators.rms_norm as rms monkeypatch.setattr(bases, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) From c92b3e0013c36140a19cac86b4f0476c80918089 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 03:24:59 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 141/215] An overlay IRON did not build is external, and the module stays in common Reverts the relocation under iron/operators/flm: this is library machinery, not one operator's, and the previous commit moved it on the strength of having a single caller today. It comes back to iron/common, renamed for what it is -- external.py, `External`, `Overlay.external` -- since "foreign" said nothing about the thing it names. The two overlay hooks from that commit stay: an overlay declaring an Xclbin says where its image is (`prebuilt`) and what module drives it (`build`), so nothing in build.py reaches into the emitter and the declaration is rejected at class creation if either is missing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 6 +-- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 22 +++++----- iron/common/build.py | 2 +- iron/common/context.py | 2 +- iron/common/declare.py | 26 +++++------ .../flm/foreign.py => common/external.py} | 43 ++++++++----------- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 2 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 2 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py | 6 +-- iron/tests/common/build.py | 10 ++--- iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py | 2 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 6 +-- iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py | 4 +- 13 files changed, 63 insertions(+), 70 deletions(-) rename iron/{operators/flm/foreign.py => common/external.py} (90%) diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 471e05a2f6..d13bae0b5b 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ reuse lint **operator** (`X(Operator[XOverlay])`) is the host side: `dim()` fields, `In`/`Out` buffers declared by shape against the overlay's streams, `residents()` from the extents, and optionally `design(rt)` when the - runtime sequence is not the derived one. Foreign overlays (a downloaded + runtime sequence is not the derived one. External overlays (a downloaded xclbin) declare an `Xclbin` attribute and pinned streams instead of `design()`. - The operator's `reference(*inputs)` is the CPU reference the tests @@ -165,8 +165,8 @@ reuse lint - `declare.py`: the declaration layer (`Overlay`, `Operator`, `@operator`, `dim`/`tunable`, streams, buffers, `Scratchpad`/`DispatchTime`, `Resident`, `Xclbin`, inference) - - `build.py`, `tiling.py`, `foreign.py`: the library-owned build: the - derived runtime sequence, legal DMA descriptors, the foreign-overlay path + - `build.py`, `tiling.py`, `external.py`: the library-owned build: the + derived runtime sequence, legal DMA descriptors, the external-overlay path - `graph.py`, `packaging.py`: graph functions (`iron.graph`, `iron.state`) and `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` - `base.py`: Base classes (`AIEOperatorBase`, `MLIROperator`) diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 49dec8cd17..4b9e9e3d11 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ and why; the rest is the design as agreed. | the design restates the ABI (`L3_*_ty`, `Runtime(seq, fn_args=[...])`) and E7 checks identity | the **library owns `Runtime` and `Program`**; a buffer names its stream (`to=`/`from_=`) and the fill/drain sequence is **derived**; `design(rt)` is an override for irregular operators | deletes the second spelling and the checks that policed it. Most sequence designs in the tree are "tile this buffer over that stream across the columns" | | three runtime tiers named by what rebuilds (`HostResident`, `SequenceResident`, a plain field) | two author-named markers, **`Scratchpad`** and upstream's **`DispatchTime`** | the third tier is a plain field and needs no name; reusing upstream's name avoids two vocabularies for one mechanism | | four packaging constructors (`Overlay`, `StaticSequence`/`GeneratedSequence`, `Elf`/`Xclbin`) | **`compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)`**, everything else derived from the declaration and reported | with author-named markers the sequence kind is already declared, and the image follows from device, boundaries and markers. Only boundaries and an image override were ever the user's to choose | -| `Overlay` ABI (bindings, residents, sizes) read back from files and compared (E23) | agreement **by construction** for overlays IRON builds; read-back kept only for a foreign xclbin (`Overlay.from_xclbin`) | the sequence is built from the overlay's typed stream declarations, so there is nothing to compare except divisibility | +| `Overlay` ABI (bindings, residents, sizes) read back from files and compared (E23) | agreement **by construction** for overlays IRON builds; read-back kept only for an external xclbin (`Overlay.from_xclbin`) | the sequence is built from the overlay's typed stream declarations, so there is nothing to compare except divisibility | | llama four ways as the acceptance gate | **one configuration at parity**, NPU1 fallback contingent on a spike, the rest measured as experiments | the four-way matrix multiplied hardware test time for configurations two spikes may rule out | | 31 enforcement rows | the checks that trace to an observed failure or to a mechanism this design introduces (ยง10) | six of the 31 guarded the hook this design removes; the coverage rows guarded hand-written sequences this design derives | | a recorder: `g.input(shape)`, `g.param`, `g.state`, `g(Op, ...)`, outputs read by handle | a **graph function**: inputs are parameters, outputs are return values, weights are closed-over tensors, state is a closed-over `iron.state`; several graphs compile together as a **module** sharing one buffer plan | declaring inputs by shape and reading outputs by handle predates tracing; the function form is also upstream's `@iron.jit` convention, so IRON stops diverging from it | @@ -611,7 +611,7 @@ mm_prebuilt mismatch that is currently a comment. `via=` pins a shim column and channel. `channel` is validated against the two-per-direction limit from the target model at class creation; nothing validates it today at any layer. Pinning constrains routing for everything -else, so it is a tool for foreign overlays and not a default. +else, so it is a tool for external overlays and not a default. **swiglu_prefill_stream does not fit.** Its shapes come from a graph that stream-dse exports at build time. It gets a dynamic escape, private to the @@ -639,7 +639,7 @@ Each row names the failure or mechanism that justifies it. **T1** pyright, | C9 | no legal tuning for this `K` on this device | T3 | `Untunable`; the mem_copy 16-core hang compiled fine | | C10 | extent not a multiple of the overlay's tile unit | T3 | `compatible()` | | C11 | an overlay's core ELFs differ between two extents | test suite | the reuse discipline (ยง3), byte-identity; fails today for every design with a compile-time trip count | -| C12 | a foreign overlay's declared bindings disagree with its file | T4 | the mm_prebuilt case (ยง9) | +| C12 | an external overlay's declared bindings disagree with its file | T4 | the mm_prebuilt case (ยง9) | | C13 | a declared buffer never filled or drained in an overridden `design(rt)` | T4 | the derived sequence cannot make this mistake; an override can | | C14 | DMA addresses past the end of a buffer in an overridden `design(rt)` | T4 | bounds from the slice, cheap; the coverage checks beyond this are opt-in test utilities | | C15 | a `Scratchpad` never written before dispatch | T5 | sync-time check on the handle | @@ -653,7 +653,7 @@ Retired from the previous draft: E1, E2, E6, E14 (guarded the `__setattr__` hook), E3, E7, E15 (guarded the design's restatement of the ABI), E16โ€“E20 as every-build checks (the derived sequence covers by construction; kept as test utilities for overrides), E23 as a general check (agreement by construction; -kept for foreign overlays as C12), E25, E27, E28 (packaging choices the user +kept for external overlays as C12), E25, E27, E28 (packaging choices the user no longer makes). Access *order* is still not checkable without a test: coverage can be @@ -866,7 +866,7 @@ authoring layer, and the decode-drift snapshot (ยง18). IRON builds this is reproducibility only, since the sequence binds to the fifo it got: the library names a per-column stream's fifos from declaration position and column, zero-padded, never from the attribute name. For - foreign overlays every stream is pinned and pinned endpoints place first. + external overlays every stream is pinned and pinned endpoints place first. A `per_column` stream does not guarantee column `c`'s shim is in physical column `c`; the placer picks by flow centroid and load. An author who needs a physical column pins it. @@ -980,7 +980,7 @@ image built elsewhere), `dispatch_stream` (a dispatch-time design's bridge library). What went: the artifact graph (`compilation/base.py`, `compilation/sequence.py`, `common/base.py`: rules, commands, artifacts, staleness, ~920 lines) whose only remaining job was downloading the -shipped xclbin -- now `foreign.fetch`, one function -- and IRON's own +shipped xclbin -- now `external.fetch`, one function -- and IRON's own change detection (`_compile_if_changed` and its `.cache_hash` stamps), which duplicated what the cache does. @@ -1051,7 +1051,7 @@ the narrow device), and `lowering_graph.py` lowers what the table does not cover: every operator the decode graph traces, with its bound per-call values as scratchpad parameters; flm/gemm's three sequence shapes and its configuration-only module at the reference shape; the -foreign mm_prebuilt sequence (raw-dialect emission, no cores); and the +external mm_prebuilt sequence (raw-dialect emission, no cores); and the swiglu graphs' operators. All lower. The fused module `swiglu_decode` builds through `OperatorSequence` (five devices: four configurations and the dispatch sequence with `aiex.configure`) places and routes and emits @@ -1094,7 +1094,7 @@ on npu2 and npu1 (the swiglu decode graph: five steps, four designs, the gate and up projections sharing one kernel instance and one instruction stream), flm/gemm's two compiles (the configuration's xclbin at the reference shape plus this shape's instructions), mm_prebuilt's -instruction stream against its foreign overlay (and the download of the +instruction stream against its external overlay (and the download of the image itself, which this session's network allowed), and a plain operator's `compile()` on npu1. All pass. @@ -1217,7 +1217,7 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | llama prefill as a graph function (ยง20) | `llama_graphs.py` `PrefillGraph`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at the scaled config: 18 steps per block, one value (`last`), every projection a column-major GEMM over the checkpoint weight, MHA on the interleaved layout, caches as decode's states; the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill's last-token logits and caches, and decode continues from the graph's own caches; the application's forward pass runs both phases over the references | operators lower with the value; full ELF at the scaled config with `last` in the table; at Llama size the trace has 291 steps over 11 overlays and one layer builds to a full ELF (the sixteen-layer sequence lowering is past this host's memory, see ยง20) | **needs a device**: the token stream and time to first token (ยง20 step 8) | | llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/models/llama_graphs.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF, and โ†’ the chained xclbins) verified by the full-ELF and xclbin gates; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | -| the shipped flm image, foreign overlays (ยง9) | `iron/operators/flm/foreign.py`, `iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py` (was `mm_prebuilt/`, a second operator; now a second overlay of `flm.GEMM`, its instruction stream byte-identical at four shapes) | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | +| the shipped flm image, external overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/external.py`, `iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py` (was `mm_prebuilt/`, a second operator; now a second overlay of `flm.GEMM`, its instruction stream byte-identical at four shapes) | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | Step 2 is complete. Step 3 so far: repeat, strided_copy, transpose, gemm and mha are declared overrides (`design(rt)` over the same `Sequence`), with @@ -1236,9 +1236,9 @@ xclbin depends on (its `config_name` is the stem), `GEMM` is the shape and activation as residents, and `tuning(dev)` no longer looks at K; the legacy constructor reproduces the old K-dependent `tile_n` default by passing it explicitly. mem_copy's array was already extent-free. mm_prebuilt is the -foreign case: an `Xclbin` class attribute in place of `design()`, streams +external case: an `Xclbin` class attribute in place of `design()`, streams pinned with `via=Shim(col, channel)`, a `Resident(address=, lock=)` block, -and `iron.operators.flm.foreign` emitting the raw-dialect sequence the old +and `iron.common.external` emitting the raw-dialect sequence the old `design.py` hand-wrote; task groups are no-ops there and the per-slot queue bound comes from the stream's `depth`. The C12 read-back against `input_with_addresses.mlir` is not done: a downloaded xclbin has no such diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index a2f6fd2e68..a5b9e1eb9d 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -509,7 +509,7 @@ def build_design( op = op.tuned(dev) ov = op.ov - if ov.foreign is not None: + if ov.external is not None: # A downloaded image: no array to build, only the sequence against # the pins the overlay declares, which the overlay itself emits. return ov.build(dev, op) diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py index 639241bacd..f33465584d 100644 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ b/iron/common/context.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ class AIEContext: """What a build is given besides the operator: where things go, how loud. - ``build_dir`` holds what is fetched rather than built (a foreign + ``build_dir`` holds what is fetched rather than built (an external overlay's image). Built artifacts live in mlir-aie's JIT cache, keyed on content; ``record`` says whether the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` record of an image is also written beside it (``"disk"``) or only kept diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index c879a72155..5109585c91 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -871,7 +871,7 @@ def _members_of(cls: type) -> list[_Member]: continue seen.add(name) # A subclass hides an inherited member by assigning it None: a - # foreign overlay of a built one keeps its fields and streams but + # external overlay of a built one keeps its fields and streams but # not its residents, whose block the image lays out differently. if isinstance(value, _Member): ordered[name] = value @@ -1026,7 +1026,7 @@ def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: if len(images) > 1: raise DeclarationError(f"{cls.__name__} declares more than one Xclbin") if images: - cls._foreign = images[0] # type: ignore[attr-defined] + cls._external = images[0] # type: ignore[attr-defined] for m in cls._members: # type: ignore[attr-defined] if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, DispatchTime)): raise DeclarationError( @@ -1036,12 +1036,12 @@ def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: ) if images and isinstance(m, _Stream) and m.via is None: raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a stream of a foreign overlay must be " + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a stream of an external overlay must be " f"pinned with via=; nothing else says which shim it uses" ) if images and isinstance(m, Resident) and m.address is None: raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a resident of a foreign overlay needs " + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a resident of an external overlay needs " f"an address; the sequence writes it there" ) @@ -1051,7 +1051,7 @@ def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: if getattr(cls, hook) is getattr(Overlay, hook): raise DeclarationError( f"{cls.__name__} declares an Xclbin, so nothing builds its array: " - f"it must supply {hook}() (iron.operators.flm.foreign.Foreign " + f"it must supply {hook}() (iron.common.external.External " f"does, for a downloaded image)" ) @@ -1148,12 +1148,12 @@ class body; implement :meth:`tuning` to fill tunables from the device and _members: ClassVar[tuple[_Member, ...]] = () _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () _tunable_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () - _foreign: ClassVar[Xclbin | None] = None + _external: ClassVar[Xclbin | None] = None @property - def foreign(self) -> Xclbin | None: + def external(self) -> Xclbin | None: """The downloaded image this overlay is, if IRON did not build it.""" - return type(self)._foreign + return type(self)._external # -- an overlay IRON does not design() --------------------------------- @@ -1175,7 +1175,7 @@ def build(self, dev, op: "Operator"): def sequence(self, op: "Operator", rt) -> None: """The runtime sequence for ``op`` on this overlay, when the overlay - rather than the operator knows it: a foreign image consumes its + rather than the operator knows it: a external image consumes its transfers in the order it was built for, whatever operator drives it. Takes precedence over the operator's ``design(rt)``.""" raise NotImplementedError @@ -1186,7 +1186,7 @@ def has_sequence(cls) -> bool: def resident_values(self, op: "Operator") -> dict[str, Any]: """The words for this overlay's residents, from ``op``. By default the - operator's own ``residents()``; a foreign overlay lays the operator's + operator's own ``residents()``; an external overlay lays the operator's values out into the block its image reads.""" return op.residents() @@ -1802,12 +1802,12 @@ def buffer_map(self) -> dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]]: return {b.name: ("arg", i, b.nbytes) for i, b in enumerate(tuned.buffers)} def _build(self): - """Compile to an xclbin and an instruction stream, or, on a foreign + """Compile to an xclbin and an instruction stream, or, on an external overlay, to the stream alone against the downloaded image.""" from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from .jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design - image = self.ov.foreign + image = self.ov.external if image is None: design = xclbin_design(self.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") entry = design.get_cache_entry() @@ -1842,7 +1842,7 @@ def get_callable(self): from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel self.compile() - image = self.ov.foreign + image = self.ov.external npu_kernel = NPUKernel( xclbin_path=str(self.artifacts.image), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" if image is None else image.kernel_name, diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/foreign.py b/iron/common/external.py similarity index 90% rename from iron/operators/flm/foreign.py rename to iron/common/external.py index ca955ae14a..b10fbfed49 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/foreign.py +++ b/iron/common/external.py @@ -3,14 +3,13 @@ """The sequence for an overlay IRON did not build. -:class:`Foreign` is the mixin a prebuilt overlay adds to answer the two +:class:`External` is the mixin such an overlay adds to answer the two questions the library asks of an overlay it cannot design: where the image file is (:meth:`Overlay.prebuilt`) and what module drives it -(:meth:`Overlay.build`). flm's shipped ``mm`` binary is the one such overlay -there is; the machinery lives here rather than in :mod:`iron.common` for -that reason. +(:meth:`Overlay.build`). flm's shipped ``mm`` binary is the one that does +today. -A foreign overlay (:class:`~iron.common.declare.Xclbin` on the class) has no +An external overlay (:class:`~iron.common.declare.Xclbin` on the class) has no ``design()``: every core program, memtile buffer and stream-switch route comes from the downloaded image. What the sequence must supply is the other half of a dispatch, and the declaration carries everything it needs: each @@ -21,7 +20,7 @@ ``depth`` outstanding per slot (the image's memtiles hold that many objects, so a further transfer would overwrite one still in use). Task groups have no meaning here and are accepted as no-ops, so an operator's -``design(rt)`` reads the same against a built or a foreign overlay. +``design(rt)`` reads the same against a built or an external overlay. """ from __future__ import annotations @@ -33,14 +32,8 @@ import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.common.declare import ( - BoundBuffer, - BoundStream, - Operator, - Overlay, - _StreamSlot, -) -from iron.common.tiling import Access +from .declare import BoundBuffer, BoundStream, Operator, Overlay, _StreamSlot +from .tiling import Access # Core-tile lock registers, 16 bytes apart from this base. A hardware fact # the Python bindings do not expose. @@ -52,8 +45,8 @@ def finish(self) -> None: pass -class ForeignSequence: - """What an operator's ``design(rt)`` receives against a foreign overlay.""" +class ExternalSequence: + """What an operator's ``design(rt)`` receives against an external overlay.""" def __init__(self, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data: dict[str, Any], emit): self.op = op @@ -73,7 +66,7 @@ def drain(self, stream, dest, *, group=None, wait=True, offset_by=None): def _transfer(self, stream, what, offset_by) -> None: if offset_by is not None: raise NotImplementedError( - "per-call offsets are not supported on a foreign overlay" + "per-call offsets are not supported on an external overlay" ) key = self._key(stream) depth = self._depth(stream) @@ -110,7 +103,7 @@ def _resolve(what) -> tuple[BoundBuffer, list[Access]]: if isinstance(what, tuple) and len(what) == 2 and isinstance(what[1], Access): return what[0], [what[1]] raise TypeError( - f"a foreign sequence takes a buffer or (buffer, Access); got {what!r}" + f"an external sequence takes a buffer or (buffer, Access); got {what!r}" ) def finish(self) -> None: @@ -169,10 +162,10 @@ def write_residents(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, core_tiles, emit) -> None: def run_sequence(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data, core_tiles, emit) -> None: """Residents, then the operator's sequence, then the trailing awaits.""" - from iron.common.build import run_design + from .build import run_design write_residents(op, ov, core_tiles, emit) - seq = ForeignSequence(op, ov, rt_data, emit) + seq = ExternalSequence(op, ov, rt_data, emit) run_design(op, ov, seq) seq.finish() @@ -253,7 +246,7 @@ def digest(path): return target -def build_foreign(dev, op: Operator): +def build_external(dev, op: Operator): """The module whose runtime sequence drives ``op.ov``'s downloaded image.""" from aie.dialects import aie, aiex from aie.dialects.aie import DMAChannelDir, get_target_model @@ -282,7 +275,7 @@ def device_body(): if pin is None or pin.channel is None: raise ValueError( f"{type(ov).__name__}.{s.name}[{i}] has no (column, " - f"channel) pin; a foreign overlay's streams need one" + f"channel) pin; an external overlay's streams need one" ) tile = shim.setdefault(pin.col, aie.tile(pin.col, 0)) name = f"{s.name}_{i}" @@ -302,7 +295,7 @@ def sequence(*args): return ctx.module -class Foreign: +class External: """An overlay whose image is downloaded rather than built. Mix in beside the operator's overlay base and declare an @@ -311,7 +304,7 @@ class Foreign: """ def prebuilt(self, directory) -> Path: - return fetch(self.foreign, directory) + return fetch(self.external, directory) def build(self, dev, op: Operator): - return build_foreign(dev, op) + return build_external(dev, op) diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 9df8c4c052..9be2242868 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -259,7 +259,7 @@ def insts_design(generator, extra_flags=()) -> CompilableDesign: The instructions-only compile of OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง11: an operator whose array is already built (a configuration's image at the reference - shape, a foreign overlay's downloaded image) needs only its runtime + shape, an external overlay's downloaded image) needs only its runtime sequence lowered. No core is compiled, so no kernel and no Peano. """ design_fn, kwargs = _resolved(generator) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 22ea8a3462..83966d3fc4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -976,7 +976,7 @@ def _build(self): from iron.common.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from iron.common.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design - if self.ov.foreign is not None: + if self.ov.external is not None: return super()._build() # the downloaded image, instructions only tuned = self.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) M, K, N = tuned._reference_shape diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py index 2d8c92f770..512f7189b8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py @@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ 0, 2, 4 and 6; B on MM2S channel 1 of every column; C out of S2MM channel 0 of every column), the address and lock of the eight parameter words every core reads, and the order the memtiles consume transfers in. The library -emits the sequence against those pins (:mod:`iron.operators.flm.foreign`). +emits the sequence against those pins (:mod:`iron.common.external`). What differs from the port, and why the port is the default: the port selects its epilogue at build time (a branch-free inner loop, one build per @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.tiling import Access -from iron.operators.flm.foreign import Foreign +from iron.common.external import External from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue, K_TILE, M_TILE from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import FLMGEMMOverlay @@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ @operator -class Shipped(Foreign, FLMGEMMOverlay): +class Shipped(External, FLMGEMMOverlay): """The shipped 4x8 NPU2 ``mm`` binary: its pins and its parameter block.""" image = Xclbin( diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index a80e22311f..9c04aa64a8 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -538,7 +538,7 @@ def run(size): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# flm.gemm.Shipped: a foreign overlay's sequence, device-free +# flm.gemm.Shipped: an external overlay's sequence, device-free # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -558,12 +558,12 @@ def await_(self, task): self.log.append(("await", task)) -def test_foreign_overlay_declares_its_pins_and_parameter_block(): +def test_external_overlay_declares_its_pins_and_parameter_block(): from iron.common.declare import DeclarationError, Xclbin from iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped import Shipped ov = Shipped() - assert ov.foreign.filename == "flm_mm_f81eba71.xclbin" + assert ov.external.filename == "flm_mm_f81eba71.xclbin" assert [(p.col, p.channel) for p in (ov.a.pin(r) for r in range(4))] == [ (0, 0), (2, 0), @@ -581,7 +581,7 @@ class Unpinned(Overlay): s = StreamIn(64) # Nothing designs a prebuilt overlay's array, so the declaration has to - # say where the image is and what module drives it. flm's Foreign mixin + # say where the image is and what module drives it. flm's External mixin # answers both; an overlay without it is rejected at declaration. with pytest.raises(DeclarationError, match="must supply prebuilt"): @@ -591,7 +591,7 @@ class Unhooked(Overlay): def test_shipped_sequence_writes_every_core_then_streams_in_consume_order(): - from iron.operators.flm.foreign import LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE, run_sequence + from iron.common.external import LOCK_ADDRESS_BASE, run_sequence from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import GEMM from iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped import Shipped diff --git a/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py b/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py index 62c2089682..f5396384f5 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py @@ -33,4 +33,4 @@ def test_flm_declares_one_operator_and_its_shipped_overlay(): module = importlib.import_module("iron.operators.flm") cls, shipped = module.GEMM, module.Shipped assert issubclass(cls, Operator) and issubclass(cls._overlay_class, Overlay) - assert issubclass(shipped, cls._overlay_class) and shipped._foreign is not None + assert issubclass(shipped, cls._overlay_class) and shipped._external is not None diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index 984f179969..7ab6228787 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ """What the case table does not cover lowers too: graph-traced operators with bound per-call values, flm/gemm's configuration and shapes, the -foreign shipped-overlay sequence, and the swiglu graph functions' operators. +external shipped-overlay sequence, and the swiglu graph functions' operators. Same gate as ``lowering.py``: aiecc to an instruction stream, no Peano. """ @@ -84,11 +84,11 @@ def _shipped(**kwargs): return GEMM(Shipped(), **kwargs) -def test_shipped_foreign_sequence_lowers(tmp_path): +def test_shipped_external_sequence_lowers(tmp_path): lower(_shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, epilogue="gelu", clamp=(-2.0, 2.0)), tmp_path) -def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_a_foreign_image(tmp_path): +def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_an_external_image(tmp_path): """The ยง11 instructions-only compile: the shipped image is downloaded, so its link step lowers only the sequence. No kernel, no Peano, and the second request is a cache hit.""" diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py index 1411aa8e1d..ac3d21e1cf 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ device widths, with no runtime made until the first call; * flm/gemm's two compiles, the configuration's xclbin at the reference shape and this shape's instruction stream; -* the shipped flm image's instruction stream against its foreign overlay (the xclbin +* the shipped flm image's instruction stream against its external overlay (the xclbin itself is downloaded, not built, and is tried separately); * one plain declared operator's ``compile()`` on NPU1. @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ def _shipped(**kwargs): return GEMM(Shipped(), **kwargs) -def test_shipped_builds_its_instructions_for_the_foreign_image(npu2, tmp_path): +def test_shipped_builds_its_instructions_for_the_external_image(npu2, tmp_path): op = _shipped( M=256, K=1024, From 1cacc6eaf145d28a6921cf817232dc44472f87ae Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 03:53:38 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 142/215] AIEContext is gone: an operator takes the current device and nothing else Of the six things it carried, only two were choices, and neither needed an object to hold it: * `kernels_dir` and `base_dir` are facts about the install and the checkout. They become `kernels_dir()` and `iron_kernels_dir()` in iron/operators/_kernels.py, beside `runtime_dir()`, which is where the rest of the kernel-path knowledge already lived. `IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR` still redirects the first, and still reaches the compile key. * `compiler` is a property of the machine, not of an operator: whether xchesscc is installed. `IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER=chess` selects it, which `pytest --compiler=chess` sets, and it still reaches the compile key as a `build_design` keyword. * `mlir_verbose` printed three lines from GEMV's design. Those lines and `Target.log` are gone. * `build_dir` named where a downloaded image landed. An external image is pinned by digest like everything else the cache holds, so it lands in the cache's own `prebuilt/` and no caller names a directory for it. * `record` is the only per-build setting, and is now a keyword on the build it describes: `compile(record="disk")`, on an operator, a sequence or a graph. The `aie_context` fixture goes with it. Its teardown called `DefaultNPURuntime.cleanup()` unconditionally, and `DefaultNPURuntime` is None until something loads an image, so every test that only compiled was reported as a teardown error on a machine without an NPU: 40 of them. The replacement, `npu_runtime`, releases the runtime only if one was made. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 67 +++++++++---------- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 16 +++-- conftest.py | 27 +++++--- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 6 +- iron/common/__init__.py | 2 - iron/common/build.py | 28 +++----- iron/common/context.py | 64 ------------------ iron/common/declare.py | 37 ++++------ iron/common/external.py | 19 ++++-- iron/common/graph.py | 13 ++-- iron/common/sequence.py | 10 +-- iron/operators/_kernels.py | 33 +++++++++ iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py | 14 ++-- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 4 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py | 45 ++++++------- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 4 +- iron/operators/gemm/test.py | 3 +- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 6 -- iron/operators/gemv/test.py | 9 +-- iron/operators/mha/test.py | 3 +- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py | 4 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py | 4 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py | 3 +- iron/operators/test.py | 4 +- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 2 +- .../infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 9 +-- iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py | 3 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 7 +- .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 3 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 40 +++++------ .../tests/operators/gemm_tile_divisibility.py | 1 - iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py | 4 +- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 22 +++--- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 7 +- iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py | 28 ++++---- 35 files changed, 244 insertions(+), 307 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/common/context.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index d13bae0b5b..f991214e1f 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -37,9 +37,13 @@ python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt **Note:** XRT must be sourced before running any tests or operators. -### Build Directory +### Where build outputs go -Compiled artifacts (`.xclbin`, `.bin`, `.o` files) are stored in `build/` directory by default. The build directory can be customized via `AIEContext(build_dir="path/to/build")`. +Compiled artifacts (`.xclbin`, `.bin`, `.o`, the full ELF) live in +mlir-aie's JIT cache, keyed on the content that produced them: +`~/.npu/cache//`, or wherever `NPU_CACHE_HOME` points. Nothing is +written to the working directory, and `compile(record="disk")` writes the +`Artifacts` record of an image beside it in the cache. ### Environment Variables @@ -154,7 +158,8 @@ reuse lint 2. **AIE Kernels** ([mlir-aie `aie_kernels/`](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels)) - Architecture-specific C++ compute kernels, sourced from the installed - mlir-aie package (`AIEContext.kernels_dir`), not from this repo: + mlir-aie package (`iron.operators._kernels.kernels_dir()`), not from + this repo: - `generic/`: Works on both AIE2 and AIE2P - `aie2/`: AIE2-specific (NPU1) - `aie2p/`: AIE2P-specific (NPU2) @@ -169,11 +174,9 @@ reuse lint derived runtime sequence, legal DMA descriptors, the external-overlay path - `graph.py`, `packaging.py`: graph functions (`iron.graph`, `iron.state`) and `compile(dev, boundaries=, image=)` - - `base.py`: Base classes (`AIEOperatorBase`, `MLIROperator`) - - `compilation/`: Compilation artifact system (MLIR โ†’ xclbin) + - `elementwise.py`: the shared elementwise template and its two stream shapes + - `jit_compile.py`: the seam onto mlir-aie's `CompilableDesign` - `sequence.py`: the image builder a graph lowers onto (`OperatorSequence`) - - `device_manager.py`: XRT device initialization and management (singleton pattern) - - `context.py`: `AIEContext` for operator compilation/execution - `utils.py`: Helper functions (`torch_to_numpy`, `numpy_to_torch`) - `test_utils.py`: the operator test harness (`golden`, `run_test`, `verify_buffer`, `record_metric`) - `testing.py`: how an operator declares the shapes it is tested at (`Testing`, `Case`) @@ -225,18 +228,15 @@ MLIR (.mlir file) xclbin (NPU binary) + insts.bin (instruction sequence) ``` -**AIEContext**: Manages compilation and runtime state +**No build context.** An operator takes the device that is current and +nothing else. What used to sit on a context object is either a fact +(`iron.operators._kernels.kernels_dir()`, `iron_kernels_dir()`), an +environment choice (`IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR`, `IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER=chess`), +or a keyword on the build itself (`compile(record="disk")`). -- Default build directory: `build/` in current working directory -- Compilation rules: Defines pipeline from Python โ†’ MLIR โ†’ xclbin -- Device manager: Singleton for XRT resource sharing -- Use `AIEContext(build_dir="...", mlir_verbose=True)` for custom settings - -**Device Manager**: Singleton that manages XRT resources - -- Automatically initializes `pyxrt.device(0)` -- Caches contexts and kernels per xclbin path -- Shared across all operators to avoid resource conflicts +**Runtime**: `aie.utils.DefaultNPURuntime` loads an image and runs it, +shared across operators. A test that ran on hardware takes the +`npu_runtime` fixture, which releases it afterwards. ## Hardware Constraints @@ -306,7 +306,8 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute whose compile flags carry the shape, or a source with two entry points the design calls. If a new C++ compute kernel is needed, add it to the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels) - and consume it via `AIEContext.kernels_dir`; IRON no longer hosts kernels + and consume it through a factory; IRON hosts only gemm's `mm.cc` and + flm's `mm_fused.cc`, under `iron.operators._kernels.iron_kernels_dir()` - Choose appropriate directory: `generic/`, `aie2/`, or `aie2p/` - Use AIE API for portable vectorization when possible - Add `event0()` and `event1()` for performance profiling @@ -452,23 +453,16 @@ These utilities handle bfloat16 conversion correctly (avoiding float32 intermedi ## Debugging and Performance -### Debug Mode - -Disable XRT runlist for easier debugging (executes kernels individually): +### Building against a local kernel tree -```python -context = AIEContext(use_runlist=False) +```bash +IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR=/path/to/mlir-aie/aie_kernels pytest ... ``` -This sacrifices performance but makes it easier to identify which kernel fails. - -### Verbose MLIR Output - -Enable verbose MLIR compilation output: - -```python -context = AIEContext(mlir_verbose=True) -``` +The path reaches the compile key, so pointing IRON at another tree rebuilds +rather than reusing the cache. `IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER=chess` (or +`pytest --compiler=chess`) builds kernels with xchesscc instead of Peano, +and needs Vitis. ### Performance Profiling @@ -518,9 +512,10 @@ logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) **"Kernel not found" or "Symbol not defined"** - Verify the kernel `.cc` exists under the installed mlir-aie package's - `include/aie_kernels//` (`AIEContext.kernels_dir`) -- Check `get_kernel_artifacts()` in `op.py` references correct kernel path -- Ensure the kernel's C++ signature matches the `target.kernel(...)` declaration in the overlay's `design()` + `include/aie_kernels//` (`iron.operators._kernels.kernels_dir()`) +- Ensure the kernel's C++ signature matches the factory from + `aie.iron.kernels`, or the `target.kernel(...)` declaration, that the + overlay's `design()` names **Compilation hangs or fails** diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 4b9e9e3d11..01a69e3770 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -991,10 +991,18 @@ where each buffer lands in the image's plan, and the entry that holds the image and its sidecars (`params.txt`, `input_with_addresses.mlir`). One shape for an operator compiled alone (one design, one step) and for a graph, so the trace parser, the parameter scratchpad and the tests all -read it rather than re-deriving a directory layout. `AIEContext.record` -says whether it is also written beside the image (`"disk"`) or kept in -memory (`"memory"`, the default). `build_dir` is now only where a fetched -image lands. +read it rather than re-deriving a directory layout. `compile(record="disk")` +also writes it beside the image; by default it is kept in memory. + +There is no build context left to carry either. `AIEContext` held six +things, and only two were choices: `kernels_dir` and `base_dir` are facts +about the install and the checkout (now `iron.operators._kernels`' +`kernels_dir()` and `iron_kernels_dir()`), `compiler` is a property of the +machine (`IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER=chess`, which `pytest --compiler` sets), +`mlir_verbose` printed three lines from GEMV's design, `build_dir` named +where a downloaded image landed (now the JIT cache's own `prebuilt/`), and +`record` is a keyword on `compile()`. An operator takes the device that is +current and nothing else. Alongside it, `iron/common` gave up what was not its own. The stream-dse path moved under the one operator that uses it diff --git a/conftest.py b/conftest.py index 903723a7e5..786976a154 100644 --- a/conftest.py +++ b/conftest.py @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import csv +import os import re import subprocess from datetime import datetime @@ -9,19 +10,21 @@ import pytest import statistics -from iron.common import AIEContext from iron.common import test_utils import aie.utils as aie_utils @pytest.fixture -def aie_context(request): - """Create a fresh AIEContext for each test""" - verbose_mlir = request.config.option.verbose > 0 - compiler = request.config.getoption("--compiler", default="peano") - ctx = AIEContext(mlir_verbose=verbose_mlir, compiler=compiler) - yield ctx - aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.cleanup() +def npu_runtime(): + """Release the loaded NPU runtime after a test that ran on hardware. + + ``DefaultNPURuntime`` is None until something loads an image, so a test + that only compiled has nothing to release -- and must not be reported as + an error for it. + """ + yield + if aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime is not None: + aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.cleanup() def pytest_addoption(parser): @@ -44,6 +47,14 @@ def pytest_addoption(parser): ) +def pytest_configure(config): + # Which front-end is available is a property of the machine, so the + # choice reaches the build through the environment rather than through + # every operator (iron.operators._kernels.use_chess). + if config.getoption("--compiler") == "chess": + os.environ["IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER"] = "chess" + + def get_git_commit(): try: result = subprocess.run( diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index 7cf40b886b..44142c4c16 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -16,7 +16,6 @@ repo_root = Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent sys.path.insert(0, str(repo_root)) -from iron.common.context import AIEContext # noqa: E402 from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 max_seq_len = 2048 @@ -33,11 +32,10 @@ class AIELlama: """ def __init__(self, config): - context = AIEContext(build_dir="build_elf") self.decode_graph = DecodeGraph(config, max_seq_len) - self.decode = self.decode_graph.compile(config, context=context) + self.decode = self.decode_graph.compile(config) self.prefill_graph = PrefillGraph(config, self.decode_graph) - self.prefill = self.prefill_graph.compile(config, context=context) + self.prefill = self.prefill_graph.compile(config) def prefill_to_decode(self, config): graph = self.decode_graph diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 0c7a9d79fb..45be5d48ac 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from .build import DesignGenerator -from .context import AIEContext from .declare import ( DeclarationError, DispatchTime, @@ -38,7 +37,6 @@ ) __all__ = [ - "AIEContext", "Artifacts", "BinaryElementwiseOperator", "BinaryElementwiseOverlay", diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index a5b9e1eb9d..e2a007f595 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -88,11 +88,11 @@ def __call__(self) -> str: class Target: - """The device and build context an overlay's ``design()`` is given. + """What an overlay's ``design()`` is given besides the overlay itself. Carries what a design used to receive as loose parameters (``dev``, - ``kernels_dir``, ``func_prefix``, ``verbose``) and applies the fusion - prefix inside :meth:`kernel`, so an overlay never handles it. + ``kernels_dir``, ``func_prefix``) and applies the fusion prefix inside + :meth:`kernel`, so an overlay never handles it. """ def __init__( @@ -100,7 +100,6 @@ def __init__( dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix: str = "", - verbose: bool = False, trace_size: int = 0, image: str = "elf", use_chess: bool = False, @@ -113,9 +112,8 @@ def __init__( self.kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) self.arch = target_arch(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" self.func_prefix = func_prefix - self.verbose = verbose - # xchesscc rather than Peano, from the context; every kernel of one - # design must agree, which upstream enforces when it compiles them. + # xchesscc rather than Peano; every kernel of one design must agree, + # which upstream enforces when it compiles them. self.use_chess = use_chess self.trace_size = trace_size # "elf": per-call values reach the array through the parameter @@ -123,7 +121,6 @@ def __init__( # time scalars of the sequence, and a core-read value is a resident # the sequence writes (bind it to the runtime-parameter buffer). self.image = image - self.base_dir = None # the IRON checkout; set by build_design from the context self.barriers: list[Any] = [] def kernel_source(self, name: str): @@ -175,9 +172,6 @@ def rtp(self, arr_type, name: str | None = None, initial_value=None): arr_type, name=name, initial_value=initial_value, use_write_rtp=True ) - def log(self, *args) -> None: - if self.verbose: - print(*args) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -481,7 +475,6 @@ def build_design( kernels_dir, op: Operator, func_prefix: str = "", - verbose: bool = False, trace_size: int = 0, code: str = "", image: str = "elf", @@ -513,10 +506,7 @@ def build_design( # A downloaded image: no array to build, only the sequence against # the pins the overlay declares, which the overlay itself emits. return ov.build(dev, op) - target = Target( - dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, verbose, trace_size, image, use_chess - ) - target.base_dir = getattr(op.context, "base_dir", None) + target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, trace_size, image, use_chess) # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. @@ -617,6 +607,8 @@ def generator_for(op: Operator, image: str = "elf") -> DesignGenerator: per-call values are the generator's dispatch-time parameters, so the two images are two modules and two cache keys. """ + from iron.operators._kernels import kernels_dir, use_chess + return DesignGenerator( fn=build_design, kwargs={ @@ -624,11 +616,11 @@ def generator_for(op: Operator, image: str = "elf") -> DesignGenerator: "image": image, "dispatch": dispatch_parameters(op) if image != "elf" else [], "code": _design_code(op), - "use_chess": op.context.use_chess, + "use_chess": use_chess(), # Spelled here, not bound by name from the operator: the # device reaches the cache key by identity, the kernel tree # by path (pointing IRON at another tree changes the key). "dev": op.dev, - "kernels_dir": op.kernels_dir, + "kernels_dir": kernels_dir(), }, ) diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py deleted file mode 100644 index f33465584d..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,64 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from dataclasses import dataclass, field -from pathlib import Path -from typing import ClassVar -import os - -import aie.utils.config - - -@dataclass -class AIEContext: - """What a build is given besides the operator: where things go, how loud. - - ``build_dir`` holds what is fetched rather than built (an external - overlay's image). Built artifacts live in mlir-aie's JIT cache, keyed on - content; ``record`` says whether the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` - record of an image is also written beside it (``"disk"``) or only kept - in memory (``"memory"``, the default). - """ - - # Repo root: iron/common/../../.. = three levels up from this file. - base_dir: ClassVar[Path] = Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent - _default: ClassVar["AIEContext | None"] = None - - build_dir: Path = field(default_factory=lambda: Path(os.getcwd()) / "build") - mlir_verbose: bool = False - record: str = "memory" - compiler: str = "peano" - - @property - def kernels_dir(self) -> Path: - """C++ kernel sources bundled with the installed mlir-aie package. - - IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR overrides this to point at a local mlir-aie - checkout for kernel development. - """ - # Lazy: root_path() needs the package importable at call time. - override = os.environ.get("IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR") - if override: - return Path(override) - return Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) / "include" / "aie_kernels" - - def __post_init__(self) -> None: - self.build_dir = Path(self.build_dir) - if self.record not in ("memory", "disk"): - raise ValueError(f"record must be 'memory' or 'disk', got {self.record!r}") - if self.compiler not in ("peano", "chess"): - raise ValueError( - f"compiler must be 'peano' or 'chess', got {self.compiler!r}" - ) - - @property - def use_chess(self) -> bool: - """Whether kernels are compiled with xchesscc rather than Peano.""" - return self.compiler == "chess" - - @classmethod - def default(cls) -> "AIEContext": - """The process-wide context an operator gets when given none.""" - if cls._default is None: - cls._default = cls() - return cls._default diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 5109585c91..5a1853d593 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -58,7 +58,6 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): from abc import ABCMeta -from .context import AIEContext from .utils import serialize_param # Short spellings in artifact stems, for the fields every family shares. @@ -1157,9 +1156,9 @@ def external(self) -> Xclbin | None: # -- an overlay IRON does not design() --------------------------------- - def prebuilt(self, directory) -> Path: - """The file the declared :class:`Xclbin` names, fetched into - ``directory`` if it is not already there.""" + def prebuilt(self) -> Path: + """The file the declared :class:`Xclbin` names, fetched if it is not + already in the cache.""" raise NotImplementedError( f"{type(self).__name__} declares an Xclbin but no prebuilt()" ) @@ -1371,7 +1370,6 @@ class Operator(Generic[O], metaclass=_OperatorMeta): """ ov: O - context: object = dataclasses.field(default=None, repr=False, kw_only=True) _members: ClassVar[tuple[_Member, ...]] = () _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () @@ -1388,8 +1386,6 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: ) self.validate() self._bind() - if self.context is None: - self.context = AIEContext.default() # -- declared surface -------------------------------------------------- @@ -1459,7 +1455,7 @@ def design_key(self): tuple( (f.name, getattr(self, f.name)) for f in dataclasses.fields(self) - if f.compare and f.name not in ("ov", "context") + if f.compare and f.name != "ov" ), ) @@ -1733,19 +1729,6 @@ def dev(self): return aie_utils.get_current_device() - @property - def kernels_dir(self): - """Where a design finds the C++ its kernels are compiled from. - - From the context, so IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR redirects it and pointing - IRON at another kernel tree changes the compile key. - """ - return self.context.kernels_dir - - @property - def verbose(self) -> bool: - return getattr(self.context, "mlir_verbose", False) - # Bytes of trace buffer to emit; 0 disables tracing. A plain attribute # rather than a property: OperatorSequence and LayerNorm assign it. trace_size = 0 @@ -1773,11 +1756,15 @@ def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): return generator_for(self, image=image) - def compile(self) -> "Operator": - """Build this operator's own image, once; sets :attr:`artifacts`.""" + def compile(self, record: str = "memory") -> "Operator": + """Build this operator's own image, once; sets :attr:`artifacts`. + + ``record="disk"`` also writes the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` + record beside the image; by default it is only kept in memory. + """ if getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) is None: self._artifacts = self._build() - if self.context.record == "disk": + if record == "disk": self._artifacts.dump() return self @@ -1813,7 +1800,7 @@ def _build(self): entry = design.get_cache_entry() picture, insts = entry.xclbin, entry.insts else: - picture = self.ov.prebuilt(self.context.build_dir) + picture = self.ov.prebuilt() design = insts_design(self.generator()) entry = design.get_cache_entry() insts = entry.insts diff --git a/iron/common/external.py b/iron/common/external.py index b10fbfed49..c5a2679668 100644 --- a/iron/common/external.py +++ b/iron/common/external.py @@ -217,12 +217,21 @@ def await_(self, task) -> None: aiex.dma_await_task(task) -def fetch(image, directory) -> Path: - """The downloaded image, by digest: fetched into ``directory`` unless a - file of the pinned content is already there.""" +def fetch(image, directory=None) -> Path: + """The downloaded image, by digest: fetched unless a file of the pinned + content is already there. + + Into the JIT cache's own root by default (``NPU_CACHE_HOME``'s + ``prebuilt/``), so an external image is found where every other built + artifact is and no caller has to name a directory for it. + """ import hashlib import urllib.request + if directory is None: + from aie.utils.compile import NPU_CACHE_HOME + + directory = Path(NPU_CACHE_HOME) / "prebuilt" target = Path(directory) / image.filename def digest(path): @@ -303,8 +312,8 @@ class External: are answered here. """ - def prebuilt(self, directory) -> Path: - return fetch(self.external, directory) + def prebuilt(self) -> Path: + return fetch(self.external) def build(self, dev, op: Operator): return build_external(dev, op) diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 2e9b783822..703798f4e7 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -580,14 +580,15 @@ def compile( boundaries=None, image=None, verbose=False, - context=None, + record="memory", **shapes, ): """Compile for the given input shapes and return a :class:`CompiledGraph`. ``boundaries`` and ``image`` are the two packaging choices (:mod:`iron.common.packaging`); everything else is derived and, under - ``verbose``, printed. + ``verbose``, printed. ``record="disk"`` writes the image's + :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside it. """ import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -601,9 +602,7 @@ def compile( ) if verbose: print(chosen.report(self.__name__)) - self._compiled = CompiledGraph( - traced, context=context, dispatch=chosen.dispatch - ) + self._compiled = CompiledGraph(traced, record=record, dispatch=chosen.dispatch) self._compiled.plan = chosen return self._compiled @@ -701,7 +700,7 @@ def graph(fn=None, *, names_from=None): class CompiledGraph: """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call.""" - def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): + def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, record="memory", dispatch="auto"): from .build import value_symbol self.traced = traced @@ -714,7 +713,7 @@ def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, context=None, dispatch="auto"): # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). # compile() builds the image; the runtime that loads it is made on # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. - self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch, context=context).compile() + self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch).compile(record=record) self.image = self.sequence.image # What the image consists of, by identity: its designs, which step # runs which, and where each buffer lands in its plan. diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 589115b517..f1c1a5d52b 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ import numpy as np import ml_dtypes from . import fusion -from .context import AIEContext from .declare import Operator from .jit_compile import DispatchStream import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -228,7 +227,6 @@ def __init__( raise TypeError( f"OperatorSequence takes no positional extras, got {args!r}" ) - self.context = kwargs.pop("context", None) or AIEContext.default() if kwargs: raise TypeError(f"unexpected keyword arguments {sorted(kwargs)}") self.runlist = runlist @@ -462,16 +460,18 @@ def prepare(self): image, _ = _MODES[self.mode] self._image = image() if image is not None else None - def compile(self): + def compile(self, record: str = "memory"): """Build the image ahead of time, and record what it consists of. ``link()`` is idempotent and ``get_callable()`` still goes through it, so this is the ahead-of-time path: a host with the toolchain and - no runtime compiles and hands the image on. + no runtime compiles and hands the image on. ``record="disk"`` also + writes the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside + the image. """ self.prepare() self.link() - if self.context.record == "disk" and self.artifacts is not None: + if record == "disk" and self.artifacts is not None: self.artifacts.dump() return self diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/operators/_kernels.py index 76265c590e..7a81358cd5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_kernels.py +++ b/iron/operators/_kernels.py @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ in the operator, say -- is discarded and its object never compiled. """ +import os from pathlib import Path import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -22,6 +23,38 @@ from aie.iron import ExternalFunction from aie.utils.compile.utils import resolve_target_arch +# The IRON checkout: iron/operators/../.. = two levels up from this file. +_REPO = Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent + + +def kernels_dir() -> Path: + """C++ kernel sources bundled with the installed mlir-aie package. + + ``IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR`` points this at a local mlir-aie checkout for + kernel development. A fact about the install, not a per-build choice, + which is why it is a function here rather than a field somewhere. + """ + override = os.environ.get("IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR") + if override: + return Path(override) + return Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) / "include" / "aie_kernels" + + +def iron_kernels_dir() -> Path: + """The kernels IRON still hosts: gemm's ``mm.cc``, flm's ``mm_fused.cc``.""" + return _REPO / "aie_kernels" + + +def use_chess() -> bool: + """Whether kernels build with xchesscc rather than Peano. + + ``IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER=chess`` selects it, and needs Vitis on the + machine. Which front-end is available is a property of the machine, so + it is read here rather than carried through every operator; it reaches + the compile key as a ``build_design`` keyword all the same. + """ + return os.environ.get("IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER", "peano").lower() == "chess" + def target_arch(dev=None) -> str: """``"aie2p"`` for NPU2 (Strix, Krackan), ``"aie2"`` for NPU1 (Phoenix).""" diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py index ed8b150d35..af55f506cf 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py @@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ def jitter_pct(self): @pytest.mark.parametrize("model,proj,M,K,N", get_params()) -def test_gemm_vs_prebuilt(model, proj, M, K, N, aie_context): +def test_gemm_vs_prebuilt(model, proj, M, K, N, npu_runtime): A, B, expected, mass = make_inputs(M, K, N) # Build everything before timing anything. Comparing frozen binaries is the @@ -179,36 +179,36 @@ def test_gemm_vs_prebuilt(model, proj, M, K, N, aie_context): candidates = [ Candidate( "flm", - FLMGEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context), + FLMGEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N), A, B, M, N, BUDGET_CONV_EVEN, - aie_context, + npu_runtime, ), Candidate( "gemm", - IronGEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context), + IronGEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N), A, B, M, N, BUDGET_CONV_EVEN, - aie_context, + npu_runtime, ), ] if HAVE_PREBUILT: candidates.append( Candidate( "prebuilt", - FLMGEMM(Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context), + FLMGEMM(Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N), A, B, M, N, BUDGET_FLOOR, - aie_context, + npu_runtime, ) ) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 83966d3fc4..928bfb2d4f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -278,7 +278,9 @@ def kernel_object(self) -> str: def kernel_source(self, target): # The last kernel IRON keeps in-tree, pending upstreaming to mlir-aie: # its runtime epilogue (#200) is newer than the package copy. - return target.base_dir / "aie_kernels" / "generic" / "mm_fused.cc" + from iron.operators._kernels import iron_kernels_dir + + return iron_kernels_dir() / "generic" / "mm_fused.cc" def kernel_flags(self, target) -> list[str]: """The -D set mm_fused.cc is compiled with.""" diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py index 88382a2b48..3b45e329f6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py @@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ def check_on_device(operator, data, rounding=CONV_EVEN): @pytest.mark.parametrize("M,K,N,epilogue,clamp,rounding", get_params()) -def test_gemm(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, rounding, aie_context): +def test_gemm(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, rounding, npu_runtime): scale = INPUT_SCALE if epilogue is NONE else ACTIVATION_INPUT_SCALE operator = GEMM( M=M, @@ -173,7 +173,6 @@ def test_gemm(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, rounding, aie_context): epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp, rounding=rounding, - context=aie_context, ) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device( @@ -185,7 +184,7 @@ def test_gemm(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, rounding, aie_context): assert not errors, "Test failed" -def test_gemm_split_leg_bounds(aie_context): +def test_gemm_split_leg_bounds(npu_runtime): """K or N = 10240 overflows the shim BD's 20-bit mega_row step, so that leg goes out one transfer per mega_row. Two unmodelled shim resources bound how many may be live -- BD ids and the channel task queue -- and overrunning @@ -203,10 +202,10 @@ def test_gemm_split_leg_bounds(aie_context): # The square case splits both legs, which the real Gemma shapes never do # (E4B's down overflows on K and its gate/up on N, never both), so it is # the only cover for the two-sided path. - GEMM(M=512, K=10240, N=10240, context=aie_context).compile() + GEMM(M=512, K=10240, N=10240).compile() -def test_gemm_split_leg_bounds_runs(aie_context): +def test_gemm_split_leg_bounds_runs(npu_runtime): """Execute the two-sided split path, not just compile it. The failure the sibling test guards against is a runtime hang or silent @@ -214,7 +213,7 @@ def test_gemm_split_leg_bounds_runs(aie_context): despite the size: ~8s against the suite's ~13s. """ M, K, N = 512, 10240, 10240 - operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context) + operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N) errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device(operator, vectors(operator)) assert not errors, "Test failed" @@ -267,9 +266,9 @@ def tile_option_params(): @pytest.mark.parametrize("M,K,N,tile_n,tile_ma", tile_option_params()) -def test_gemm_tile_options(M, K, N, tile_n, tile_ma, aie_context): +def test_gemm_tile_options(M, K, N, tile_n, tile_ma, npu_runtime): """Each accepted (tile_n, tile_ma) computes the right answer on hardware.""" - operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, tile_n=tile_n, tile_ma=tile_ma, context=aie_context) + operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, tile_n=tile_n, tile_ma=tile_ma) assert (operator._tuned_ov.tile_n, operator._tuned_ov.tile_ma) == (tile_n, tile_ma) errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device( operator, vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE) @@ -278,7 +277,7 @@ def test_gemm_tile_options(M, K, N, tile_n, tile_ma, aie_context): @pytest.mark.parametrize("M,K,N", [(256, 512, 1024), (512, 1024, 2048)]) -def test_artifact_stem_differs_from_generic_gemm(M, K, N, aie_context): +def test_artifact_stem_differs_from_generic_gemm(M, K, N, npu_runtime): """``flm.GEMM`` must never share an artifact stem with ``GEMM``. Both classes are named ``GEMM`` and Operator.name derives the stem from @@ -286,12 +285,12 @@ def test_artifact_stem_differs_from_generic_gemm(M, K, N, aie_context): silently satisfy each other's builds in one build dir. """ assert ( - GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context).name - != GenericGEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context).name + GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N).name + != GenericGEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N).name ) -def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(aie_context): +def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(npu_runtime): """Several shapes back to back on one loaded xclbin. The parametrised tests cannot cover this: each gets a fresh context, so @@ -310,7 +309,7 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(aie_context): ] xclbin = None for M, K, N, epilogue in shapes: - operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, context=aie_context) + operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue) data = vectors(operator, 4.0 if epilogue == "none" else 0.5) mass = K * data["A"].abs().float().mean() * data["B"].abs().float().mean() errors, _, _ = run_test( @@ -329,7 +328,7 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(aie_context): assert stamp == xclbin, f"{M}x{K}x{N} rebuilt the xclbin" -def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(aie_context): +def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(npu_runtime): """Different clamp bounds back to back on one loaded xclbin. The bounds are runtime parameters, so they must not rebuild anything. @@ -340,7 +339,7 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(aie_context): bounds = [(-2.0, 2.0), (-4.0, 4.0), (-0.5, 0.5)] xclbin = None for clamp in bounds: - operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=clamp, context=aie_context) + operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=clamp) errors, _, _ = check_on_device(operator, vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE)) assert not errors, f"clamp={clamp} produced wrong output" @@ -354,14 +353,14 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(aie_context): # unclamped caller neutralises it with (-inf, +inf) rather than compiling # a second build. config_name rather than the image, which only exists # once compile() has run. - clamped = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=bounds[0], context=aie_context) - unclamped = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context) + clamped = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=bounds[0]) + unclamped = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N) assert unclamped.config_name == clamped.config_name # The bounds do reach the instruction stream, though, so they must reach # its stem or the build cache serves one caller's stream to another. assert unclamped.name != clamped.name assert ( - clamped.name != GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=bounds[1], context=aie_context).name + clamped.name != GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=bounds[1]).name ) @@ -413,10 +412,10 @@ def _shipped_marks(): pytest.param(256, 512, 1024, GELU, None, marks=SHIPPED), ], ) -def test_shipped_overlay(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, aie_context): +def test_shipped_overlay(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, npu_runtime): """The shipped binary through the same operator: the second reference.""" operator = GEMM( - Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp, context=aie_context + Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp ) # B drawn row-major (K, N); the operator consumes it packed (pack_B). data = golden(operator, normal=("A",), B=(K, N)) @@ -456,7 +455,7 @@ def test_shipped_overlay(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, aie_context): pytest.param(GELU, None, marks=SHIPPED), ], ) -def test_shipped_epilogue_matches_accumulator(epilogue, clamp, aie_context): +def test_shipped_epilogue_matches_accumulator(epilogue, clamp, npu_runtime): """The epilogue is the right function of the accumulator the device produced. Checking a bounded epilogue against the idealized CPU reference cannot work. @@ -477,13 +476,13 @@ def test_shipped_epilogue_matches_accumulator(epilogue, clamp, aie_context): # A small input scale keeps the accumulator in the range where these curves # are actually curved; at the default scale the product lands around +-900, # where gelu and silu are indistinguishable from the identity. - probe = GEMM(Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, context=aie_context) + probe = GEMM(Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N) data = golden(probe, normal=("A",), scale=0.5, B=(K, N)) A, B = data["A"], data["B"] def run(epi, clm): op = GEMM( - Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epi, clamp=clm, context=aie_context + Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epi, clamp=clm ) op.compile() tensor = aie_utils.DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 17b1bd77ca..47f26436f0 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -215,7 +215,9 @@ def kernel_flags(self, target) -> list[str]: def kernel_source(self, target): """The mm.cc this overlay compiles; aie2's is patched in-tree.""" if target.arch == "aie2": - return target.base_dir / "aie_kernels" / "aie2" / "mm.cc" + from iron.operators._kernels import iron_kernels_dir + + return iron_kernels_dir() / "aie2" / "mm.cc" return target.kernel_source("mm") def device(self, target): diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py index f3a3a81c77..fa6d7aea46 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py @@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ def test_gemm( k, n, trace_size, - aie_context, + npu_runtime, ): operator = GEMM( M=M, @@ -114,7 +114,6 @@ def test_gemm( emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=False, b_col_maj=b_col_maj, c_col_maj=c_col_maj, - context=aie_context, ) data = golden(operator, normal=("A",)) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index 7d5b98e36e..9d4807dfa2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -142,12 +142,6 @@ def design(self, target): num_aie_columns = self.num_aie_columns tile_size_input = self.tile_size_input tile_size_output = self.tile_size_output - target.log(f"Device: {target.dev}") - target.log( - f"Tiling: tile_size_input={tile_size_input}, tile_size_output={tile_size_output}" - ) - target.log(f"Columns: {num_aie_columns}") - vectorized = True L1_A_ty = self.a.tile L1_B_ty = self.b.tile diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py index 064e331bb0..49c97e4c71 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py @@ -40,14 +40,13 @@ def get_params(): @pytest.mark.parametrize( "M,K,num_aie_columns,tile_size_input,tile_size_output", get_params() ) -def test_gemv(M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, aie_context): +def test_gemv(M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, npu_runtime): operator = GEMV( M=M, K=K, num_aie_columns=num_aie_columns, tile_size_input=tile_size_input, tile_size_output=tile_size_output, - context=aie_context, ) data = golden(operator, normal=("A", "B")) @@ -85,7 +84,7 @@ def get_batched_params(): get_batched_params(), ) def test_gemv_batched( - M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, num_batches, aie_context + M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, num_batches, npu_runtime ): operator = GEMV( M=M, @@ -94,7 +93,6 @@ def test_gemv_batched( tile_size_input=tile_size_input, tile_size_output=tile_size_output, num_batches=num_batches, - context=aie_context, ) data = golden(operator, normal=("A", "B")) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( @@ -115,7 +113,7 @@ def test_gemv_batched( ], ) def test_gemv_gelu( - M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, aie_context + M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, npu_runtime ): """GEMV with the fused GELU epilogue (NPU2-only) vs a gelu(A @ B) golden.""" if target_arch() != "aie2p": @@ -128,7 +126,6 @@ def test_gemv_gelu( tile_size_input=tile_size_input, tile_size_output=tile_size_output, epilogue="gelu", - context=aie_context, ) # The reference is the plain product; the epilogue is applied here. data = golden(operator, normal=("A", "B")) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/test.py b/iron/operators/mha/test.py index cc91cfff33..c629556203 100755 --- a/iron/operators/mha/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/test.py @@ -33,14 +33,13 @@ def get_params(): @pytest.mark.parametrize( "seq_len,dim,num_heads,num_pipelines,num_kv_heads", get_params() ) -def test_mha(seq_len, dim, num_heads, num_pipelines, num_kv_heads, aie_context): +def test_mha(seq_len, dim, num_heads, num_pipelines, num_kv_heads, npu_runtime): operator = MHA( num_heads=num_heads, seq_len=seq_len, d=dim, num_KV_heads=num_kv_heads, num_of_pipelines=num_pipelines, - context=aie_context, ) data = golden(operator) diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py index a08b53fd3b..08ddf33402 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ def _step_output(net, op_type): @pytest.mark.parametrize("embedding_dim,hidden_dim", get_params()) -def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, aie_context): +def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu_runtime): golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=1, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim) # GEMV takes its matrix in (M, K) layout, so the projections go in @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, aie_context): golden_ref["w_up"].T.contiguous(), golden_ref["w_down"].T.contiguous(), ) - net = ffn.compile(context=aie_context, x=(1, embedding_dim)) + net = ffn.compile(x=(1, embedding_dim)) x = golden_ref["input"] # Warmup diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py index ee2c6c279c..dbdc4d939c 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ def _step_output(net, op_type): @pytest.mark.parametrize("seq_len,embedding_dim,hidden_dim,prio_accuracy", get_params()) -def test_swiglu_prefill(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy, aie_context): +def test_swiglu_prefill(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy, npu_runtime): golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=seq_len, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim) # GEMM takes its B operand in (K, N) layout, so the projections go in as @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy, aie_c golden_ref["w_down"], prio_accuracy=bool(prio_accuracy), ) - net = ffn.compile(context=aie_context, x=(seq_len, embedding_dim)) + net = ffn.compile(x=(seq_len, embedding_dim)) x = golden_ref["input"] net(x) # warmup diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py index 47dab49174..665c08a417 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py @@ -60,14 +60,13 @@ def _staged(operator, golden_ref): @pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") @pytest.mark.parametrize("k", FUSION_GROUPS) -def test_swiglu_prefill_stream(k, aie_context): +def test_swiglu_prefill_stream(k, npu_runtime): golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=SEQ_LEN, K=EMBEDDING_DIM, N=HIDDEN_DIM) operator = SwiGLUPrefillStream( seq_len=SEQ_LEN, embedding_dim=EMBEDDING_DIM, hidden_dim=HIDDEN_DIM, k=k, - context=aie_context, ) operator.compile() diff --git a/iron/operators/test.py b/iron/operators/test.py index 775c273655..edb0cacfef 100644 --- a/iron/operators/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/test.py @@ -58,8 +58,8 @@ def _declared(): @pytest.mark.parametrize("cls,declaration,case", _declared()) -def test_operator(cls, declaration, case, aie_context): - op = cls(**case.kwargs, context=aie_context) +def test_operator(cls, declaration, case, npu_runtime): + op = cls(**case.kwargs) draw = declaration.draw extra = draw(op) if callable(draw) else (draw or {}) run = run_test( diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index 1af6e5fae9..4382d10c81 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ def test_shapes_captured_bare_names_resolve_to_refs(): def test_dataclass_constructor_is_typed_by_real_fields(): params = list(dataclasses.fields(MV)) - assert [p.name for p in params] == ["ov", "context", "M", "num_batches"] + assert [p.name for p in params] == ["ov", "M", "num_batches"] assert dataclasses.fields(MVOverlay)[0].name == "K" diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index 1bfaee3719..072752718b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -195,11 +195,10 @@ def device(): def _two_step_sequence(buffer_offsets): """A tiny real sequence: one weight-like buffer plus one intermediate.""" - from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd - add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) runlist = [(add, "w", "x", "t0"), (add, "w", "t0", "out")] seq = OperatorSequence( "alloc_layout_probe", @@ -248,11 +247,10 @@ def test_layout_is_unchanged_without_offsets(): def _chain(n_intermediates, plan_scratch): """A chain where each intermediate dies as the next is produced.""" - from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd - add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) names = [f"t{i}" for i in range(n_intermediates)] runlist = [(add, "x", "w", names[0])] for prev, nxt in zip(names, names[1:]): @@ -308,11 +306,10 @@ def test_slices_are_never_pooled(): raises -- the slice simply reads the wrong memory. Found by probing the written-slice case, which the whole-buffer tests above cannot reach. """ - from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd - add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) seq = OperatorSequence( "slice_pooling_probe", [(add, "x", "w", "big[0:1024]"), (add, "big[0:1024]", "w", "out")], diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py index d552197dcb..df57ca3e84 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py @@ -20,7 +20,6 @@ from aie.iron.device import from_name import iron -from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd @@ -37,7 +36,7 @@ def device(): def _operator(): - return ElementwiseAdd(size=SIZE, tile_size=TILE, context=AIEContext()) + return ElementwiseAdd(size=SIZE, tile_size=TILE) def _graph(name, **kwargs): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index bf6c6af15d..74d397b26c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign import iron -from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.jit_compile import ( _bind_device, _design_generator, @@ -42,7 +41,7 @@ def device(): def _captured(name, trace_size=0): """x + w + w as a graph function, fused and compiled.""" - add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) @iron.graph def f(x, w): @@ -119,7 +118,7 @@ def test_identical_operators_reuse_the_compiled_xclbin(): """The same, for an operator on its own (the separate-dispatch path).""" def build(): - op = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + op = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) return op.compile().artifacts first = build() @@ -139,7 +138,7 @@ def test_a_traced_build_carries_the_lowered_module(): def _add_key(): - add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128, context=AIEContext()) + add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) fn, _, kwargs = add.generator().resolve() return CompilableDesign( _design_generator(kwargs), diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index ad0c0491b7..9e56019a6c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -45,7 +45,6 @@ from aie.iron.device import from_name import iron -from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd SIZE = 1024 @@ -61,7 +60,7 @@ def device(): def _operator(): - return ElementwiseAdd(size=SIZE, tile_size=TILE, context=AIEContext()) + return ElementwiseAdd(size=SIZE, tile_size=TILE) def _linked_objects(operator): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index 1530c81626..2d4060e753 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -54,20 +54,18 @@ def _set_input(run, name, data): _ADD_RELU_COLS = 4 -def _build_add_relu_sequence(context, dispatch, name): +def _build_add_relu_sequence(dispatch, name): """out = relu(a + b), as a 2-step OperatorSequence.""" add = ElementwiseAdd( size=_ADD_RELU_SIZE, tile_size=_ADD_RELU_TILE, num_aie_columns=_ADD_RELU_COLS, - context=context, ) relu = ReLU( size=_ADD_RELU_SIZE, num_aie_columns=_ADD_RELU_COLS, num_channels=1, tile_size=_ADD_RELU_TILE, - context=context, ) return OperatorSequence( name=name, @@ -78,7 +76,6 @@ def _build_add_relu_sequence(context, dispatch, name): input_args=["a", "b"], output_args=["out"], dispatch=dispatch, - context=context, ) @@ -88,7 +85,7 @@ def _build_add_relu_sequence(context, dispatch, name): @pytest.mark.parametrize("size", [_ADD_RELU_SIZE]) -def test_auto_dispatch_selects_platform_default(size, aie_context): +def test_auto_dispatch_selects_platform_default(size, npu_runtime): """``dispatch="auto"`` must resolve to the full-ELF mode on Strix and to the separate-xclbin mode on Phoenix, and produce the correct result on whichever platform the test runs on.""" @@ -96,7 +93,7 @@ def test_auto_dispatch_selects_platform_default(size, aie_context): a = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 b = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 - seq = _build_add_relu_sequence(aie_context, "auto", "infra_auto_add_relu") + seq = _build_add_relu_sequence("auto", "infra_auto_add_relu") seq.compile() expected_mode = ( @@ -124,7 +121,7 @@ def test_auto_dispatch_selects_platform_default(size, aie_context): @pytest.mark.parametrize("sequence", ["add_relu"]) -def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, aie_context): +def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, npu_runtime): """The single-dispatch (fused) path emits one ``aie.device`` per operator plus a top-level device whose runtime sequence reconfigures the array between operators via ``aiex.configure`` / ``aiex.run``. @@ -133,7 +130,7 @@ def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, aie_context): so the check is device-agnostic and runs on all platforms even though the full fused dispatch itself requires NPU2. """ - seq = _build_add_relu_sequence(aie_context, "fused", "infra_fused_mlir") + seq = _build_add_relu_sequence("fused", "infra_fused_mlir") # Generate the fused MLIR directly, bypassing the ELF backend (which is # NPU2-only). This mirrors what FusedImage.link() feeds to the compiler. @@ -161,9 +158,9 @@ def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, aie_context): # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -def _run_add_relu(context, dispatch, a, b, name): +def _run_add_relu(dispatch, a, b, name): """out = relu(a + b), returned as a host bf16 tensor.""" - seq = _build_add_relu_sequence(context, dispatch, name) + seq = _build_add_relu_sequence(dispatch, name) seq.compile() run = seq.get_callable() _set_input(run, "a", a) @@ -173,7 +170,7 @@ def _run_add_relu(context, dispatch, a, b, name): @pytest.mark.parametrize("dispatch", ["separate", "fused", "compare"]) -def test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical(dispatch, aie_context): +def test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical(dispatch, npu_runtime): """add -> relu must yield byte-for-byte identical output across every NPU dispatch mode: the compiled kernels are the same, so only the dispatch mechanism differs. The ``separate`` mode is the baseline (it runs on every @@ -185,10 +182,9 @@ def test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical(dispatch, aie_context): a = torch.rand(_ADD_RELU_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 b = torch.rand(_ADD_RELU_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 - baseline = _run_add_relu( - aie_context, "separate", a, b, "infra_addrelu_parity_separate" + baseline = _run_add_relu("separate", a, b, "infra_addrelu_parity_separate" ) - out = _run_add_relu(aie_context, dispatch, a, b, f"infra_addrelu_parity_{dispatch}") + out = _run_add_relu(dispatch, a, b, f"infra_addrelu_parity_{dispatch}") assert torch.equal(out, baseline), ( f"dispatch={dispatch!r} output is not bit-identical to the separate baseline" @@ -208,16 +204,16 @@ def test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical(dispatch, aie_context): _SLICE_BYTES = _SLICE_SIZE * 2 # bf16 -def _build_packed_output_sequence(context, dispatch, name): +def _build_packed_output_sequence(dispatch, name): """Two independent adds writing into disjoint halves of one explicitly sized buffer via slice notation ("packed[start:end]"). Unlike _build_add_relu_sequence's "temp" hand-off (a whole-buffer alias), this exercises slice_info/explicit_buffer_sizes resolution directly.""" add0 = ElementwiseAdd( - size=_SLICE_SIZE, tile_size=_SLICE_SIZE, num_aie_columns=1, context=context + size=_SLICE_SIZE, tile_size=_SLICE_SIZE, num_aie_columns=1 ) add1 = ElementwiseAdd( - size=_SLICE_SIZE, tile_size=_SLICE_SIZE, num_aie_columns=1, context=context + size=_SLICE_SIZE, tile_size=_SLICE_SIZE, num_aie_columns=1 ) return OperatorSequence( name=name, @@ -229,11 +225,10 @@ def _build_packed_output_sequence(context, dispatch, name): output_args=["packed"], buffer_sizes={"packed": 2 * _SLICE_BYTES}, dispatch=dispatch, - context=context, ) -def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(aie_context): +def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(npu_runtime): """dispatch="reference" must resolve slice-notation buffers via subview() on the CPU backend, matching SequenceXclbinCallable's behaviour, and each slice's write must be visible through the parent buffer name.""" @@ -244,7 +239,7 @@ def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(aie_context): b1 = torch.rand(_SLICE_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) seq = _build_packed_output_sequence( - aie_context, "reference", "infra_reference_sliced_packed" + "reference", "infra_reference_sliced_packed" ) seq.compile() run = seq.get_callable() @@ -273,7 +268,7 @@ def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(aie_context): @pytest.mark.parametrize("reference_is_correct", [True, False]) -def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, aie_context): +def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, npu_runtime): """dispatch="compare" runs the NPU pipeline and, per step, re-runs the operator's ``reference()`` on the same NPU inputs. A correct reference must run cleanly (no flagged step); a wrong one must make compare mode raise on @@ -284,7 +279,7 @@ def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, aie_context) b = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) op = ElementwiseAdd( - size=size, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1, context=aie_context + size=size, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1 ) if not reference_is_correct: # Override the reference on this instance to disagree with the NPU @@ -298,7 +293,6 @@ def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, aie_context) input_args=["a", "b"], output_args=["out"], dispatch="compare", - context=aie_context, ) seq.compile() assert seq.mode == "compare" diff --git a/iron/tests/operators/gemm_tile_divisibility.py b/iron/tests/operators/gemm_tile_divisibility.py index 6eacfbede5..d60661c3f3 100644 --- a/iron/tests/operators/gemm_tile_divisibility.py +++ b/iron/tests/operators/gemm_tile_divisibility.py @@ -26,7 +26,6 @@ def _construct(tile_m=64, tile_k=64, tile_n=64, emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=Tru tile_k=tile_k, tile_n=tile_n, emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, - context=None, ) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py index f45260bae5..6199c914b7 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py @@ -19,7 +19,6 @@ import numpy as np import iron -from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad from iron.common.jit_compile import DispatchStream from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import requires @@ -56,13 +55,12 @@ def g(x, *, n: Scratchpad[np.int32], pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): return g, (R, C) -def test_values_become_dispatch_time_kernels_at_each_step(device, tmp_path): +def test_values_become_dispatch_time_kernels_at_each_step(device): g, shape = _graph() net = g.compile( device, boundaries=iron.each_step, image=iron.XCLBIN, - context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), x=shape, ) assert net.plan.image == "xclbin" and net.plan.dispatch == "separate" diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index f86426ddfc..997fd5fc36 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -30,19 +30,17 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU2 import iron -from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import requires, swiglu_decode pytestmark = [*requires("aiebu", "peano"), pytest.mark.usefixtures("npu2")] -def build_elf(traced, name, tmp_path): +def build_elf(traced, name): """Fuse a traced graph and build its full ELF; return its record. The one build the application does: ``compile()`` builds the image into the JIT cache and records what it consists of.""" - ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path / "build")) - seq = traced.sequence(name, dispatch="fused", context=ctx).compile() + seq = traced.sequence(name, dispatch="fused").compile() artifacts = seq.artifacts elf = Path(artifacts.image) assert elf.exists() and elf.stat().st_size > 0, f"no ELF at {elf}" @@ -60,10 +58,10 @@ def _params(artifacts): return {row.split()[0]: row for row in rows} -def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(tmp_path): +def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(): fn, E = swiglu_decode() net = fn.compile( - NPU2(), image=iron.ELF, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), x=(1, E) + NPU2(), image=iron.ELF, x=(1, E) ) assert net.plan.image == "elf" and net.plan.dispatch == "fused" elf = Path(net.image) @@ -91,19 +89,19 @@ def _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts): assert symbol in table, f"{symbol} ({value.name}) missing from {sorted(table)}" -def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(tmp_path): +def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph cfg = _Config() traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) - artifacts = build_elf(traced, "decode", tmp_path) + artifacts = build_elf(traced, "decode") _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) @pytest.mark.extensive -def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(tmp_path): +def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(): """Every prefill design at Llama 3.2 1B's shape (2048 tokens, 32 heads over 8, the 8192-wide FFN) compiles and links into one image. One layer: the designs are the same for sixteen, and aiecc's lowering of the fused @@ -118,11 +116,11 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(tmp_path): decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length) traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode).trace(cfg) assert len(traced.runlist) == 18 + 3 - artifacts = build_elf(traced, "prefill_1b", tmp_path) + artifacts = build_elf(traced, "prefill_1b") _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) -def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(tmp_path): +def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph @@ -130,5 +128,5 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(tmp_path): cfg = _Config() decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16).trace(cfg) - artifacts = build_elf(traced, "prefill", tmp_path) + artifacts = build_elf(traced, "prefill") _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index 7ab6228787..90ac310286 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -88,13 +88,12 @@ def test_shipped_external_sequence_lowers(tmp_path): lower(_shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, epilogue="gelu", clamp=(-2.0, 2.0)), tmp_path) -def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_an_external_image(tmp_path): +def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_an_external_image(): """The ยง11 instructions-only compile: the shipped image is downloaded, so its link step lowers only the sequence. No kernel, no Peano, and the second request is a cache hit.""" - from iron.common.context import AIEContext - op = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + op = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152) op.compile() insts = op.artifacts.insts assert insts.stat().st_size > 0 @@ -102,7 +101,7 @@ def test_instructions_compile_alone_against_an_external_image(tmp_path): assert op.artifacts.entry.xclbin is None assert op.artifacts.image.suffix == ".xclbin" first = insts.stat().st_mtime_ns - again = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + again = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152) again.compile() assert again.artifacts.insts == insts assert insts.stat().st_mtime_ns == first, "the same sequence recompiled" diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py index ac3d21e1cf..dde4a3daea 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbin.py @@ -28,19 +28,17 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils import iron -from iron.common.context import AIEContext from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import DEVICES, requires, swiglu_decode pytestmark = requires("xclbinutil", "peano") -def test_a_graph_compiles_to_one_xclbin_per_operator_chained(device, tmp_path): +def test_a_graph_compiles_to_one_xclbin_per_operator_chained(device): fn, E = swiglu_decode() net = fn.compile( device, boundaries=iron.each_step, image=iron.XCLBIN, - context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), x=(1, E), ) assert net.plan.image == "xclbin" and net.plan.dispatch == "separate" @@ -67,12 +65,10 @@ def test_a_graph_compiles_to_one_xclbin_per_operator_chained(device, tmp_path): assert Path(net.image) == Path(dispatch.combined_xclbin_path) -def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions( - npu2, tmp_path -): +def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions(npu2): import iron.operators.flm.gemm.op as flm - op = flm.GEMM(M=256, K=512, N=512, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + op = flm.GEMM(M=256, K=512, N=512) op.compile() artifacts = op.artifacts assert artifacts.image.stat().st_size > 0 @@ -89,8 +85,11 @@ def test_flm_gemm_links_its_configuration_xclbin_and_its_own_instructions( assert own.insts is not None # The configuration's entry is where the image and the kernels are. assert design.entry.xclbin == artifacts.image and design.entry.objects - # Nothing is written to the build directory: the cache owns the paths. - assert list(tmp_path.glob("*.xclbin")) == [] + # Both entries are the cache's, which owns every path a build produces. + from aie.utils.compile import NPU_CACHE_HOME + + for entry in (own, design.entry): + assert entry.directory.is_relative_to(NPU_CACHE_HOME) def _shipped(**kwargs): @@ -100,21 +99,20 @@ def _shipped(**kwargs): return GEMM(Shipped(), **kwargs) -def test_shipped_builds_its_instructions_for_the_external_image(npu2, tmp_path): +def test_shipped_builds_its_instructions_for_the_external_image(npu2): op = _shipped( M=256, K=1024, N=1152, epilogue="gelu", clamp=(-2.0, 2.0), - context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path)), ) op.compile() assert op.artifacts.insts.stat().st_size > 0 -def test_shipped_fetches_its_image(npu2, tmp_path): - op = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) +def test_shipped_fetches_its_image(npu2): + op = _shipped(M=256, K=1024, N=1152) try: op.compile() except (urllib.error.URLError, OSError) as e: # no network here @@ -123,13 +121,13 @@ def test_shipped_fetches_its_image(npu2, tmp_path): assert image.exists() and image.stat().st_size > 0 -def test_a_declared_operator_compiles_to_an_xclbin_on_npu1(tmp_path): +def test_a_declared_operator_compiles_to_an_xclbin_on_npu1(): from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() aie_utils.set_current_device(DEVICES["npu1"]()) try: - op = GEMV(M=512, K=1024, context=AIEContext(build_dir=str(tmp_path))) + op = GEMV(M=512, K=1024) op.compile() assert op.artifacts.image.stat().st_size > 0 assert op.artifacts.insts.stat().st_size > 0 From e449745432112c17251a02adf8e943da9c7e1ab4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 04:12:24 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 143/215] Peano throughout, and the last three kernels come from their factory Tanh, Sigmoid and LeakyReLU were still declaring their kernels by hand, because the factories pinned a 1024-element tile. That pin was wrong rather than conservative: all three take the element count as a runtime argument, and what their loops require is a whole number of vectors, not 1024. The factories now check that (mlir-aie's claude/mlir-aie-iron-upstream), so these three call them like the other seven. LeakyReLU's own min_line_size guard goes with it: the factory holds the bound now, per architecture. IRON builds with Peano throughout. Nothing here ever asked for xchesscc -- no design set the flag, and no run in this repo has used it -- so the plumbing that carried the choice is gone: `Target.use_chess`, the `declare_kernel` keyword, the `IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER` read and the `--compiler` option. A kernel that needs chess asks its factory for it, which is where the choice belongs: it is per kernel, and upstream already enforces that one design's kernels agree. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 10 +++---- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 53 ++++++++++++++++++------------------ conftest.py | 15 ---------- iron/common/build.py | 11 ++------ iron/operators/_kernels.py | 16 ----------- iron/operators/leaky_relu.py | 39 +++----------------------- iron/operators/sigmoid.py | 14 ++-------- iron/operators/tanh.py | 14 ++-------- 8 files changed, 41 insertions(+), 131 deletions(-) diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index f991214e1f..7c44df2abe 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -231,8 +231,10 @@ xclbin (NPU binary) + insts.bin (instruction sequence) **No build context.** An operator takes the device that is current and nothing else. What used to sit on a context object is either a fact (`iron.operators._kernels.kernels_dir()`, `iron_kernels_dir()`), an -environment choice (`IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR`, `IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER=chess`), -or a keyword on the build itself (`compile(record="disk")`). +environment choice (`IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR`), or a keyword on the build +itself (`compile(record="disk")`). Kernels are built with Peano; IRON has +no xchesscc path, and a kernel that needs one asks the `aie.iron.kernels` +factory for it (`use_chess=True`) rather than IRON carrying a global flag. **Runtime**: `aie.utils.DefaultNPURuntime` loads an image and runs it, shared across operators. A test that ran on hardware takes the @@ -460,9 +462,7 @@ IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR=/path/to/mlir-aie/aie_kernels pytest ... ``` The path reaches the compile key, so pointing IRON at another tree rebuilds -rather than reusing the cache. `IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER=chess` (or -`pytest --compiler=chess`) builds kernels with xchesscc instead of Peano, -and needs Vitis. +rather than reusing the cache. ### Performance Profiling diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 01a69e3770..99c51a2cba 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -726,31 +726,30 @@ LUT bundling, so an overlay's `kernel()` is one line: | LayerNorm | `norm.layer_norm` | | RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm | `norm.rms_norm_eps`, `eltwise.mul_sized` | -Three keep a local declaration through `target.kernel(...)`, and the reason -is not an oversight upstream: `activation.tanh`, `activation.sigmoid` and -`activation.leaky_relu` pin a 1024-element tile, and 1024 is what their -C++ loops promise the pipeliner -(`AIE_LOOP_MIN_ITERATION_COUNT(32)` at a stride of 32 for the first two, -64 elements for leaky_relu). IRON runs these at lines from 64 elements up, -which the promise allows only because IRON builds with Peano, where it is -advisory; under xchesscc it is a contract. Adopting the factory would mean -either giving up the small lines or teaching it the toolchain, so the -declaration stays here with that note. `eltwise.passthrough` (mem_copy) is -the other one: it ties the argument dtype to the bit width, and mem_copy -moves bf16 lines through the 16-bit kernel. +| Tanh, Sigmoid, LeakyReLU | `activation.tanh`, `activation.sigmoid`, `activation.leaky_relu` | + +`eltwise.passthrough` (mem_copy) is the one that does not fit: it ties the +argument dtype to the bit width, and mem_copy moves bf16 lines through the +16-bit kernel, so that declaration stays local. Anything whose compile flags carry the shape (dequant, transpose) or whose source holds two entry points the design calls (softmax's mask) has no factory to use and declares its own. -One gap, and it is upstream's: the installed factories build with Peano and -take no `use_chess`, so `pytest --compiler=chess` no longer reaches the -elementwise kernels. Threading the flag through the eight factories IRON -calls is on mlir-aie's `claude/mlir-aie-iron-upstream` branch with its test -(`test/python/test_kernels_chess.py`); IRON picks it up as -`kernels.relu_sized(line, use_chess=target.use_chess)` once it lands. Until -then a chess run builds these kernels with Peano, which is what every run -here uses anyway. +Tanh, Sigmoid and LeakyReLU took a hand-written declaration for a while, +because their factories pinned a 1024-element tile. That pin was wrong: all +three take the element count as a runtime argument, and what their inner +loops actually require is a whole number of vectors (32 elements, or 16 for +leaky_relu on aie2). The 1024 is the trip count they promise the pipeliner, +which Peano emits a guard for and xchesscc takes as a contract. The factories +now check exactly that -- the width always, the trip count only under +`use_chess` -- and the three overlays call them like the rest. The change is +on mlir-aie's `claude/mlir-aie-iron-upstream` branch with its tests. + +IRON builds with Peano throughout. There is no xchesscc path here and no +global compiler flag: a kernel that needs one asks its factory +(`use_chess=True`), which is where the toolchain choice belongs, since it is +per kernel and upstream enforces that a design's kernels agree. --- @@ -995,14 +994,14 @@ read it rather than re-deriving a directory layout. `compile(record="disk")` also writes it beside the image; by default it is kept in memory. There is no build context left to carry either. `AIEContext` held six -things, and only two were choices: `kernels_dir` and `base_dir` are facts +things, and only one was a choice: `kernels_dir` and `base_dir` are facts about the install and the checkout (now `iron.operators._kernels`' -`kernels_dir()` and `iron_kernels_dir()`), `compiler` is a property of the -machine (`IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER=chess`, which `pytest --compiler` sets), -`mlir_verbose` printed three lines from GEMV's design, `build_dir` named -where a downloaded image landed (now the JIT cache's own `prebuilt/`), and -`record` is a keyword on `compile()`. An operator takes the device that is -current and nothing else. +`kernels_dir()` and `iron_kernels_dir()`), `compiler` is gone with the +xchesscc path (IRON builds with Peano; a kernel that needs chess asks its +factory), `mlir_verbose` printed three lines from GEMV's design, `build_dir` +named where a downloaded image landed (now the JIT cache's own `prebuilt/`), +and `record` is a keyword on `compile()`. An operator takes the device that +is current and nothing else. Alongside it, `iron/common` gave up what was not its own. The stream-dse path moved under the one operator that uses it diff --git a/conftest.py b/conftest.py index 786976a154..1d65af78fe 100644 --- a/conftest.py +++ b/conftest.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import csv -import os import re import subprocess from datetime import datetime @@ -39,20 +38,6 @@ def pytest_addoption(parser): default=5, help="Number of iterations to run each test for statistics", ) - parser.addoption( - "--compiler", - default="peano", - choices=["peano", "chess"], - help="Kernel compiler: 'peano' (default) or 'chess' (requires Vitis/aietools)", - ) - - -def pytest_configure(config): - # Which front-end is available is a property of the machine, so the - # choice reaches the build through the environment rather than through - # every operator (iron.operators._kernels.use_chess). - if config.getoption("--compiler") == "chess": - os.environ["IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER"] = "chess" def get_git_commit(): diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index e2a007f595..783dfbccce 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -102,7 +102,6 @@ def __init__( func_prefix: str = "", trace_size: int = 0, image: str = "elf", - use_chess: bool = False, ): from pathlib import Path @@ -112,9 +111,6 @@ def __init__( self.kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) self.arch = target_arch(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" self.func_prefix = func_prefix - # xchesscc rather than Peano; every kernel of one design must agree, - # which upstream enforces when it compiles them. - self.use_chess = use_chess self.trace_size = trace_size # "elf": per-call values reach the array through the parameter # scratchpad. "xclbin": there is none (spike S2); they are dispatch- @@ -148,7 +144,6 @@ def kernel( arg_types, source=source, func_prefix=self.func_prefix, - use_chess=self.use_chess, compile_flags=list(compile_flags), include_dirs=include_dirs, object_file_name=object_file_name, @@ -478,7 +473,6 @@ def build_design( trace_size: int = 0, code: str = "", image: str = "elf", - use_chess: bool = False, **dispatch, ): """Generate the MLIR module for one declared operator. @@ -506,7 +500,7 @@ def build_design( # A downloaded image: no array to build, only the sequence against # the pins the overlay declares, which the overlay itself emits. return ov.build(dev, op) - target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, trace_size, image, use_chess) + target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, trace_size, image) # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. @@ -607,7 +601,7 @@ def generator_for(op: Operator, image: str = "elf") -> DesignGenerator: per-call values are the generator's dispatch-time parameters, so the two images are two modules and two cache keys. """ - from iron.operators._kernels import kernels_dir, use_chess + from iron.operators._kernels import kernels_dir return DesignGenerator( fn=build_design, @@ -616,7 +610,6 @@ def generator_for(op: Operator, image: str = "elf") -> DesignGenerator: "image": image, "dispatch": dispatch_parameters(op) if image != "elf" else [], "code": _design_code(op), - "use_chess": use_chess(), # Spelled here, not bound by name from the operator: the # device reaches the cache key by identity, the kernel tree # by path (pointing IRON at another tree changes the key). diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/operators/_kernels.py index 7a81358cd5..b77f339bef 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_kernels.py +++ b/iron/operators/_kernels.py @@ -45,17 +45,6 @@ def iron_kernels_dir() -> Path: return _REPO / "aie_kernels" -def use_chess() -> bool: - """Whether kernels build with xchesscc rather than Peano. - - ``IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER=chess`` selects it, and needs Vitis on the - machine. Which front-end is available is a property of the machine, so - it is read here rather than carried through every operator; it reaches - the compile key as a ``build_design`` keyword all the same. - """ - return os.environ.get("IRON_KERNEL_COMPILER", "peano").lower() == "chess" - - def target_arch(dev=None) -> str: """``"aie2p"`` for NPU2 (Strix, Krackan), ``"aie2"`` for NPU1 (Phoenix).""" return resolve_target_arch( @@ -97,7 +86,6 @@ def declare_kernel( *, source=None, func_prefix="", - use_chess=False, compile_flags=(), include_dirs=None, object_file_name=None, @@ -126,9 +114,6 @@ def declare_kernel( source and flags give an identical content digest, so upstream neither reports a collision nor compiles twice. - ``use_chess`` picks the xchesscc front-end for this kernel, from the - context's ``compiler``; every kernel of one design must agree on it. - ``func_prefix`` is IRON's fusion prefix and arrives with its trailing underscore ("op0_"). ``ExternalFunction`` joins with an underscore of its own, for the symbol name and for the rename pass alike, so it is stripped @@ -161,7 +146,6 @@ def declare_kernel( source_file=str(source), arg_types=arg_types, include_dirs=dirs, - use_chess=use_chess, compile_flags=list(compile_flags), symbol_prefix=prefix, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py index f49ebea330..7120edcbe9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py @@ -1,15 +1,11 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -from typing import ClassVar - -import numpy as np import torch -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, channeled_unary_cases -from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources @operator @@ -18,37 +14,10 @@ class LeakyReLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): alpha: float = 0.01 - # Minimum per-core line length (in bfloat16 elements) required by the - # vectorized kernels. They tell the pipeliner a minimum loop-trip count via - # AIE_LOOP_MIN_ITERATION_COUNT -- a hard contract under xchesscc -- so that - # promise must be backed by a lower bound on the line length, or the - # compiler may drop the low-trip guard and corrupt results. The kernels - # vectorize by 16 (aie2) or 32 (aie2p) elements and promise 4 / 2 iterations - # respectively, i.e. at least 64 elements per line. - min_line_size: ClassVar[int] = 64 - - def validate(self) -> None: - line_size = min(self.tile_size, self.tile_cap) - if line_size < self.min_line_size: - raise ValueError( - f"tile_size ({self.tile_size}) yields a per-core line of " - f"{line_size} bfloat16 elements; leaky_relu requires at least " - f"{self.min_line_size} to satisfy the kernel's minimum " - f"loop-iteration promise" - ) - def kernel(self, target): - # ``aie.iron.kernels.activation.leaky_relu`` is this kernel, but it - # accepts only 1024-element tiles although ``leaky_relu_bf16`` reads the - # count at runtime. Declared here until that is lifted upstream. - line = self.x.tile - return target.kernel( - "leaky_relu_bf16", - [line, line, np.int32, bfloat16], - source=target.kernel_source("leaky_relu"), - bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev), - object_file_name="leaky_relu.o", - ) + # The factory holds what the line length must satisfy: a whole + # number of the architecture's vectors (16 on aie2, 32 on aie2p). + return activation.leaky_relu(self.line_size) def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_in, elem_out) -> None: kernel(elem_in, elem_out, self.line_size, self.alpha) diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py index eb4f80c24f..1d59b9f250 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py @@ -1,12 +1,11 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import numpy as np import torch +from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases -from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources @operator @@ -14,16 +13,7 @@ class SigmoidOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): """The array for Sigmoid: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" def kernel(self, target): - # ``aie.iron.kernels.activation.sigmoid`` is this kernel, but it accepts - # only 1024-element tiles although ``sigmoid_bf16`` reads the count at - # runtime. Declared here until that restriction is lifted upstream. - line = self.x.tile - return target.kernel( - "sigmoid_bf16", - [line, line, np.int32], - source=target.kernel_source("sigmoid"), - bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev), - ) + return activation.sigmoid(self.line_size) @operator diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh.py b/iron/operators/tanh.py index a370baff87..c598892408 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh.py @@ -1,12 +1,11 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import numpy as np import torch +from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases -from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources @operator @@ -14,16 +13,7 @@ class TanhOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): """The array for Tanh: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" def kernel(self, target): - # ``aie.iron.kernels.activation.tanh`` is this kernel, but it accepts - # only 1024-element tiles although ``tanh_bf16`` reads the count at - # runtime. Declared here until that restriction is lifted upstream. - line = self.x.tile - return target.kernel( - "tanh_bf16", - [line, line, np.int32], - source=target.kernel_source("tanh"), - bundled_sources=lut_sources(target.dev), - ) + return activation.tanh(self.line_size) @operator From 72016f9ebf32425e0936731fc4d5eb7b0913cb07 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 09:42:29 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 144/215] An elementwise overlay with two outputs names its second fifo The output fifo names read `f"out{i}"` from a comprehension that bound only `s`, so a second output would have raised NameError rather than naming its fifo. Every overlay declared today has exactly one output, which is why the branch never evaluated. Found by pyflakes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/elementwise.py | 5 ++++- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/iron/common/elementwise.py b/iron/common/elementwise.py index d582ca5a7e..a2275aefd4 100644 --- a/iron/common/elementwise.py +++ b/iron/common/elementwise.py @@ -179,7 +179,10 @@ def fifos(stream, name): ] of_ins = [fifos(s, f"in{i}") for i, s in enumerate(ins)] - of_outs = [fifos(s, f"out{i}" if len(outs) > 1 else "out") for s in outs] + of_outs = [ + fifos(s, f"out{i}" if len(outs) > 1 else "out") + for i, s in enumerate(outs) + ] counts = [target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count_{slot(k)}") for k in range(cores)] barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cores)] From 3cd7982ab4b8c8aa28ed52d056bd59a5a20e44a0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 10:07:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 145/215] Let the placer place what it can: only the load-bearing pins stay Four operators named explicit tile coordinates. Testing each by swapping every pin for AnyShimTile / AnyMemTile / AnyComputeTile and lowering: * mem_copy's one worker pin is what the placer picks anyway. Gone. * GEMM's memtile and worker pins place themselves. Gone, with the tile table they indexed. Its three shim pins stay, and the comment now says why: relaxing those as well piles the descriptors of a real shape (2048x8192x2048, b_col_maj) onto one tile, which DMA lowering rejects with "Too many simultaneously active buffer descriptors on tile (3,0)". Any two of the three groups relax; all three do not. * flm/gemm's one pin claimed to be a correctness workaround for twenty logical memtiles merging onto eight. Its geometry is four rows by eight columns whatever the shape, so the claim does not vary with shape, and it no longer reproduces. Gone, with the claim. * MHA keeps all ten: relaxed, the router reports "Unable to find a legal routing". The comment says so now, so nobody tries again. It also said Q and O share a column per shim slot and K and V take their own, which described neither what the code does nor anything it could do. Verified on eight columns of NPU2 and four of NPU1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 7 +------ iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 18 ++++++------------ iron/operators/mem_copy.py | 14 ++------------ iron/operators/mha/op.py | 7 +++++-- 4 files changed, 14 insertions(+), 32 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 928bfb2d4f..0ee5ff8797 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -322,7 +322,6 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: from aie.helpers.util import v8bfp16ebs8 # noqa: F401 (the array type) from aie.iron import Buffer, ObjectFifo, Worker from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - from aie.iron.device import Tile COLS, ROWS = self.cols, self.rows N_TILE, CT_MAX_K, M_CHUNK, T_MA = ( @@ -432,16 +431,12 @@ def fused_kernel(name, arg_types): a_cons[(r, c)] = of_a.cons() # B: shim -> memtile -> broadcast down the compute column, one k-block - # per object and re-fetched per row-block. Placement has zero slack. + # per object and re-fetched per row-block. b_l3l2_fifos, b_cons = [], {} for c in range(COLS): of_b_in = ObjectFifo(mt_b_ty, name=f"B_L3L2_{c}", depth=B_DEPTH) b_l3l2_fifos.append(of_b_in) of_b = of_b_in.cons(dims_from_stream=b_recv_dims).forward( - # The one placement pin; without it the 20 logical memtiles - # merge onto the 8 physical ones in a way rejected with - # "number of input DMA channel exceeded". - tile=Tile(c, 1), obj_type=ct_b_ty, depth=L1_B_DEPTH, name=f"B_L2L1_{c}", diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 47f26436f0..7574ccd7ea 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -317,10 +317,6 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: object_file_name=mm_object, ) - # Tile declarations as tile[row][col] - tiles = [[(col, row) for col in range(0, n_aie_cols)] for row in range(0, 6)] - core_tiles = tiles[2:] - # AIE-array data movement with object fifos A_l3l2_fifos = [None] * n_shim_mem_A A_l2l1_fifos = [None] * n_aie_rows @@ -371,9 +367,6 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: obj_types=[A_l1_ty] * (stop_row - start_row), names=[f"A_L2L1_{row}" for row in range(start_row, stop_row)], dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, - tile=Tile( - 2 * i if n_aie_cols == 8 else i, 1 - ), # alternate columns in full 4x8 NPU2 case ) ) for j in range(stop_row - start_row): @@ -395,7 +388,6 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: obj_type=B_l1_ty, name=f"B_L2L1_{col}", dims_to_stream=dims_to_stream, - tile=Tile(col, 1), ) ) # Output C @@ -419,7 +411,6 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: obj_types=[C_l1_ty] * n_aie_rows, names=[f"C_L1L2_{col}_{row}" for row in range(n_aie_rows)], depths=[fifo_depth_out] * n_aie_rows, - tile=Tile(col, 1), ) ) for j in range(n_aie_rows): @@ -466,7 +457,6 @@ def core_fn( workers = [] for row in range(n_aie_rows): for col in range(n_aie_cols): - tile_col, tile_row = core_tiles[row][col] acc_buffer = None if use_larger_internal_buffer: acc_buffer = Buffer( @@ -486,12 +476,16 @@ def core_fn( workerBarriers[row][col], acc_buffer, ], - tile=Tile(tile_col, tile_row), stack_size=0xD00, ) ) - # The shim ends, pinned as before: A on alternate columns in the 4x8 case. + # The shim ends stay pinned, and A on alternate columns in the 4x8 + # case is the reason: the memtiles and the workers place themselves + # fine, but relaxing these three as well piles the descriptors of a + # real shape (2048x8192x2048, b_col_maj) onto one tile, and DMA + # lowering rejects it with "Too many simultaneously active buffer + # descriptors on tile (3,0), which supports up to 16". for c, f in enumerate(A_l3l2_fifos): self.a[c].bind(f.prod(tile=Tile(2 * c if n_aie_cols == 8 else c, 0))) for c, f in enumerate(B_l3l2_fifos): diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py index 7b38accaa7..9fc3454c30 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py @@ -79,14 +79,9 @@ def tuning(self, dev) -> "MemCopyOverlay": def design(self, target) -> list: from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - from aie.iron.device import Tile line_type = self.s.tile - line_size, num_cores, num_channels = ( - self.line_size, - self.num_cores, - self.num_channels, - ) + line_size, num_cores = self.line_size, self.num_cores fifodepth = 1 if line_size > 4096 else 2 of_ins = [ @@ -119,13 +114,8 @@ def core_fn(of_in, of_out, mem_copy_line): of_in.release(1) of_out.release(1) - # Place at most ``num_channels`` workers per column. workers = [ - Worker( - core_fn, - [of_ins[i].cons(), of_outs[i].prod(), mem_copy_fcn], - tile=Tile(i // num_channels, 2 + (i % num_channels)), - ) + Worker(core_fn, [of_ins[i].cons(), of_outs[i].prod(), mem_copy_fcn]) for i in range(num_cores) ] for i in range(num_cores): diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 70e287d633..6de03c60f1 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -574,8 +574,11 @@ def batched_matmul_pv( ) ) - # The shim ends: Q and O share a column per shim slot, K and V take - # their own. + # The shim ends. Every coordinate in this design is load-bearing: + # relaxed to AnyShimTile/AnyMemTile/AnyComputeTile the router reports + # "Unable to find a legal routing", so the map here is not a + # performance preference. Q enters on column 4 and O leaves on 7, + # both slots sharing the tile's two channels; K and V take 5 and 6. for shim in range(self.q_shims): self.q[shim].bind(inQ[shim].prod(tile=Tile(col=4, row=0))) self.o[shim].bind(memO[shim].cons(tile=Tile(col=7, row=0))) From 800e0dd4b3dc8783da4eafdbb4a56adb95510ce1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 10:20:19 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 146/215] One shim budget, one bank rule, and no prose about the past Three hardware facts were written down once each and then copied by hand. The shim budget was spelled six ways: the elementwise template's general rule, transpose dividing by channels, both swiglu graphs dividing by two, weighted RMSNorm subtracting one for its weight fill, and mem_copy taking columns times channels with no limit at all. Plain RMSNorm contradicted itself, defaulting its column count from the limit over twice the channels and then validating against the limit without the two. All six now go through `Overlay.shim_columns`, which reads the declared streams: a column costs `max(inputs, outputs) * channels` in the busier direction, and a `replicate` stream is paid once per channel rather than per column. That last clause is what reproduces weighted RMSNorm's arithmetic exactly, and what would have told mem_copy it has a budget. `bank_elements` was called once while four designs hardcoded its value: 4096 in mem_copy and both RMSNorm designs, 8192 in dequant. Those are the helper's answer for bfloat16 and for int8, and would have gone quietly wrong if a dtype changed. Two functions nothing referenced are deleted, and a three-line wrapper around a one-element list is inlined. The graph tests kept two device stubs to make the faked budget work: a `Dev` class with a `resolve()` returning a namespace, and a monkeypatched limit of 16. Sixteen is what eight columns of NPU2 actually offers, so the fixture binds that device and both stubs go. Also: eight comments that described what the code was rather than what it is now say what it is. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/build.py | 5 ++- iron/common/declare.py | 33 +++++++++++++++++++- iron/common/elementwise.py | 26 ++-------------- iron/common/sequence.py | 11 +++---- iron/operators/_kernels.py | 23 +++++--------- iron/operators/dequant.py | 4 ++- iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py | 9 ------ iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 2 +- iron/operators/mem_copy.py | 7 +++-- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 20 ------------ iron/operators/rms_norm.py | 31 ++++++------------- iron/operators/silu.py | 2 +- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py | 9 +++--- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py | 7 ++--- iron/operators/transpose.py | 6 ++-- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 48 ++++++++++++++--------------- 16 files changed, 102 insertions(+), 141 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 783dfbccce..25ee8c40b2 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -90,9 +90,8 @@ def __call__(self) -> str: class Target: """What an overlay's ``design()`` is given besides the overlay itself. - Carries what a design used to receive as loose parameters (``dev``, - ``kernels_dir``, ``func_prefix``) and applies the fusion prefix inside - :meth:`kernel`, so an overlay never handles it. + Carries the device, the kernel tree and the fusion prefix, and applies + the prefix inside :meth:`kernel`, so an overlay never handles it. """ def __init__( diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 5a1853d593..1a4fa0b51f 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): from abc import ABCMeta -from .utils import serialize_param +from .utils import get_shim_dma_limit, serialize_param # Short spellings in artifact stems, for the fields every family shares. _NAME_ALIASES = { @@ -1154,6 +1154,37 @@ def external(self) -> Xclbin | None: """The downloaded image this overlay is, if IRON did not build it.""" return type(self)._external + # -- placement --------------------------------------------------------- + + @classmethod + def shim_columns(cls, dev, num_channels: int = 1) -> int: + """How many of ``dev``'s columns this overlay's shim budget allows. + + One core per (column, channel) fills one fifo per input stream from + the shim and drains one per output, so a column costs + ``max(inputs, outputs) * num_channels`` channels in the busier + direction. A ``replicate`` stream is shared by every column of a + channel, so it is paid once per channel rather than per column. + """ + streams = [m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Stream)] + shared = [m for m in streams if m.replicate] + per_core = [m for m in streams if not m.replicate] + directions = [m.direction for m in per_core] + cost = max(directions.count("in"), directions.count("out")) * num_channels + fixed = len(shared) * num_channels + limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + return max(1, min(dev.cols, (limit - fixed) // cost)) + + def check_shim_columns(self, dev, cols: int, num_channels: int = 1) -> None: + """Raise :class:`Untunable` if ``cols`` exceeds the shim budget.""" + allowed = type(self).shim_columns(dev, num_channels) + if cols > allowed: + raise Untunable( + f"{type(self).__name__} with {cols} columns x {num_channels} " + f"channels exceeds this device's shim DMA budget; " + f"{allowed} columns fit" + ) + # -- an overlay IRON does not design() --------------------------------- def prebuilt(self) -> Path: diff --git a/iron/common/elementwise.py b/iron/common/elementwise.py index a2275aefd4..d31b910dc3 100644 --- a/iron/common/elementwise.py +++ b/iron/common/elementwise.py @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ def reference(self, x): ... tunable, ) from .declare import _Stream -from .utils import bank_elements, get_shim_dma_limit +from .utils import bank_elements # The line an elementwise core streams when nothing else is asked for: small # enough to divide any extent a model has, at some cost in DMA efficiency. @@ -97,33 +97,13 @@ class ElementwiseOverlay(Overlay): tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 4096 - # -- placement --------------------------------------------------------- - - @classmethod - def shim_slots_per_core(cls) -> int: - """Shim DMA channels one core occupies in the busier direction. - - A binary kernel's core fills two input fifos from the shim and drains - one, so two columns' worth of cores cost four input channels: the - budget is set by whichever direction needs more. - """ - directions = [m.direction for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Stream)] - return max(directions.count("in"), directions.count("out")) - def tuning(self, dev) -> "ElementwiseOverlay": tile_size = DEFAULT_TILE if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size cols = self.num_aie_columns - per_core = self.shim_slots_per_core() * self.num_channels if dev is not None: - limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) if cols is None: - cols = min(dev.cols, limit // per_core) - if cols * per_core > limit: - raise Untunable( - f"{cols} columns x {self.num_channels} channels of a " - f"{self.shim_slots_per_core()}-channel core need " - f"{cols * per_core} shim DMA channels; this device has {limit}" - ) + cols = self.shim_columns(dev, self.num_channels) + self.check_shim_columns(dev, cols, self.num_channels) elif cols is None: raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") return dataclasses.replace( diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index f1c1a5d52b..ecd96cc71d 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -71,11 +71,10 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: for idx, op in enumerate(designs): generator = op.generator() # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it - # from the operator having kernel artifacts: an operator whose - # design declares ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, and - # under the old test silently went unprefixed -- every shape then - # defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each core linking - # its own object. + # from the operator having kernel artifacts: a design that declares + # ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, so inferring leaves + # every shape defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each + # core linking its own object. design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" @@ -398,7 +397,7 @@ def length_of(arg): return args[arg].nbytes return None # sliced buffers are handled separately - # Unplanned buffers first, packed back to back exactly as before. + # Unplanned buffers first, packed back to back. cursor = 0 planned = [] for arg in args_list: diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/operators/_kernels.py index b77f339bef..17ea5fbea7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_kernels.py +++ b/iron/operators/_kernels.py @@ -3,11 +3,9 @@ """How an iron/operators design declares the kernel it calls. -One declaration, not two. A design used to name a function *and* the object -file it lives in, while the operator separately described how to build that -object -- with the file name spelled out independently in both places and -nothing keeping them in step. ``ExternalFunction`` is both halves at once: -upstream compiles the source and names the object from its content. +One declaration, not two: ``ExternalFunction`` is the symbol and the object +at once, and upstream compiles the source and names the object from its +content, so no file name is spelled out twice. Constructing it here, inside the design, is required rather than stylistic. An ``ExternalFunction`` registers itself into a process-global set that @@ -61,11 +59,6 @@ def runtime_dir(dev=None) -> Path: ) -def runtime_include_dirs(dev=None) -> list[str]: - """The aie_runtime_lib headers a kernel is compiled against.""" - return [str(runtime_dir(dev))] - - def lut_sources(dev=None): """``lut_based_ops.cpp`` when this arch's kernels need it, else nothing. @@ -97,10 +90,9 @@ def declare_kernel( ``bundled_sources`` names translation units the kernel needs linked but never calls through MLIR -- ``lut_based_ops.cpp``, whose exp/log tables aie2's kernels reach from C++ with no call site. ``aie-assign-core-link-files`` - finds objects by tracing ``func.call`` edges, so it can never discover that - one, and it used to be stapled on with an ``llvm-ar`` archive. Compiling it - into the same translation unit instead removes the orphan object entirely: - one source, one object, nothing to discover. + finds objects by tracing ``func.call`` edges, so it can never discover + that one. Compiling it into the same translation unit removes the orphan + object entirely: one source, one object, nothing to discover. The bundle is a generated source rather than ``-include``: clang processes ``-include`` files before the arch macros are established, and aie_api @@ -138,7 +130,8 @@ def declare_kernel( object_file_name = f"{func_prefix.rstrip('_')}_{object_file_name}" source = Path(source) - dirs = list(runtime_include_dirs() if include_dirs is None else include_dirs) + # The aie_runtime_lib headers a kernel is compiled against. + dirs = list([str(runtime_dir())] if include_dirs is None else include_dirs) if not bundled_sources: return ExternalFunction( name, diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant.py b/iron/operators/dequant.py index e4ca4f6371..4324cd5a0b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant.py @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns +from iron.common.utils import bank_elements @operator @@ -72,7 +73,8 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty = self.x.tile, self.y.tile cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels - depth = 1 if self.tile_size > 8192 else 2 + # The packed input is the wider of the two, so its bank is the bound. + depth = 1 if self.in_tile > bank_elements(self.x.dtype) else 2 kernel = target.kernel( "expand_uint4_to_bfloat16", diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py index 41275e009a..d0e6c9cb45 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/design.py @@ -154,15 +154,6 @@ class Rounding(StrEnum): BFP16_GROUP, BFP16_GROUP_BYTES = 8, 9 -def _b_bytes(elems, bfp16_b): - """Bytes B occupies in L1/L2. bfp16ebs8 packs 8 values as 8 mantissa bytes - plus one shared exponent; bf16 is a plain 2 bytes each.""" - if not bfp16_b: - return elems * 2 - assert elems % BFP16_GROUP == 0 - return elems // BFP16_GROUP * BFP16_GROUP_BYTES - - # --- Shim DMA limits ------------------------------------------------------ # # Hardware facts the Python bindings do not expose: getDmaBdStepBits and diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 7574ccd7ea..1bae9526a0 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -658,7 +658,7 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): # so that a shim never holds more than one block's descriptors. b_unrolled = any(len(f) > 1 for f in B_fills) - # Task groups will be used to determine when to sync/await/free DMA runtime ops + # Task groups determine when to sync, await and free DMA runtime ops. tg = rt.new_group() for tb in range(ceildiv(n_c_row_tiles_per_core, tb_max_n_rows)): for pingpong in [0, 1]: diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py index 9fc3454c30..b9a1705414 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py @@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns +from iron.common.utils import bank_elements from iron.common.tiling import Access # The maximum value the 4th dimension of DMA BD can be set @@ -70,7 +71,7 @@ def tuning(self, dev) -> "MemCopyOverlay": if cores is None: if dev is None: raise Untunable("num_cores defaults from the device; none given") - cores = dev.cols * self.num_channels + cores = self.shim_columns(dev, self.num_channels) * self.num_channels tile_size = 1024 if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size return dataclasses.replace( self, num_cores=cores, tile_size=tile_size, line_size=min(tile_size, 8192) @@ -82,7 +83,9 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: line_type = self.s.tile line_size, num_cores = self.line_size, self.num_cores - fifodepth = 1 if line_size > 4096 else 2 + # A line spanning more than one bank cannot be double-buffered in + # what is left of local memory. + fifodepth = 1 if line_size > bank_elements(self.s.dtype) else 2 of_ins = [ ObjectFifo(line_type, name=f"in{i}", depth=fifodepth) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 6de03c60f1..7805f034e0 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -789,23 +789,3 @@ def kv_rows(buffer, kv_head): for acc in accs: rt.drain(ov.o[shim], (self.O, acc), wait=acc is accs[-1]) - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The CPU reference this operator is checked against. -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def pad_to_multiple_of_64(tensor, seq_dim, num_pipeline=1): - """Pad tensor to multiple of 64 along specified dimension.""" - seq_len = tensor.shape[seq_dim] - padded_seq_len = ((seq_len + 63 * num_pipeline) // (64 * num_pipeline)) * ( - 64 * num_pipeline - ) - if padded_seq_len == seq_len: - return tensor - - pad_size = padded_seq_len - seq_len - pad_dims = [0] * (2 * tensor.ndim) - pad_dims[2 * (tensor.ndim - 1 - seq_dim) + 1] = pad_size - - return torch.nn.functional.pad(tensor, pad_dims) diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py index dc8674c11e..2c67d70884 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise, norm from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing -from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit +from iron.common.utils import bank_elements, get_shim_dma_limit _I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] @@ -90,14 +90,9 @@ class RMSNormOverlay(Overlay): def tuning(self, dev) -> "RMSNormOverlay": cols = self.num_aie_columns if dev is not None: - limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) if cols is None: - cols = min(dev.cols, limit // (2 * self.num_channels)) - if cols * self.num_channels > limit: - raise Untunable( - f"num_aie_columns * num_channels ({cols * self.num_channels}) " - f"exceeds ShimDMA limit of {limit} for this device" - ) + cols = self.shim_columns(dev, self.num_channels) + self.check_shim_columns(dev, cols, self.num_channels) elif cols is None: raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") return dataclasses.replace( @@ -110,7 +105,7 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: tile_ty = self.x.tile cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels - depth = 1 if self.tile_size > 4096 else 2 + depth = 1 if self.per_tile > bank_elements(self.x.dtype) else 2 kernel = norm.rms_norm_eps(self.per_tile) of_ins = [ ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) @@ -166,19 +161,11 @@ class WeightedRMSNormOverlay(RMSNormOverlay): def tuning(self, dev) -> "WeightedRMSNormOverlay": cols = self.num_aie_columns if dev is not None: - limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + # The weight stream is declared replicate=, so the budget already + # leaves room for its one fill per channel beside the row fills. if cols is None: - # Room for the weight fill beside the row fills. - cols = min(dev.cols, limit // self.num_channels - 1) - # (cols * chans) in-fills + chans weight-fills must fit the shim's - # host->array channels. - usage = self.num_channels * (cols + 1) - if usage > limit: - raise Untunable( - f"weighted RMSNorm with num_aie_columns={cols}, " - f"num_channels={self.num_channels} requires {usage} ShimDMA " - f"output channels but device only has {limit}" - ) + cols = self.shim_columns(dev, self.num_channels) + self.check_shim_columns(dev, cols, self.num_channels) elif cols is None: raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") # The weight is one tile, so the tile is the whole row. @@ -191,7 +178,7 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: tile_ty = self.x.tile weights_ty = self.w.tile cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels - depth = 1 if self.tile_size > 4096 else 2 + depth = 1 if self.per_tile > bank_elements(self.x.dtype) else 2 rms_norm = norm.rms_norm_eps(self.per_tile) eltwise_mul = eltwise.mul_sized(self.per_tile) of_ins = [ diff --git a/iron/operators/silu.py b/iron/operators/silu.py index 23ed9dd994..47a002bbed 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu.py @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ class SiLUOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): """The array for SiLU: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" - # One channel per column, as before: the LUT-based kernel is sized for it. + # One channel per column: the LUT-based kernel is sized for it. num_channels: int = tunable(1, repr=False, init=False) def kernel(self, target): diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py index 98f1364eda..d583dd8d2c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/op.py @@ -11,9 +11,8 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils import iron -from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul -from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV +from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV, GEMVOverlay from iron.operators.silu import SiLU @@ -23,7 +22,7 @@ def swiglu_decode(w_gate, w_up, w_down, *, num_aie_columns=None): ``w_gate`` and ``w_up`` are ``(hidden_dim, embedding_dim)`` and ``w_down`` is ``(embedding_dim, hidden_dim)``: the ``(M, K)`` layout GEMV takes, so a checkpoint's projection weights go in transposed. ``num_aie_columns`` - defaults to half the device's shim budget, as before. + defaults to as many columns as GEMV's streams fit on the device. """ hidden_dim, embedding_dim = w_gate.shape if tuple(w_up.shape) != (hidden_dim, embedding_dim) or tuple(w_down.shape) != ( @@ -37,8 +36,8 @@ def swiglu_decode(w_gate, w_up, w_down, *, num_aie_columns=None): @iron.graph def decode(x): - cols = ( - num_aie_columns or get_shim_dma_limit(aie_utils.get_current_device()) // 2 + cols = num_aie_columns or GEMVOverlay.shim_columns( + aie_utils.get_current_device() ) gate = GEMV( w_gate, diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py index 6f9930f375..0b62a5aac0 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/op.py @@ -12,9 +12,8 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils import iron -from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul -from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM +from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM, GEMMOverlay from iron.operators.silu import SiLU @@ -44,8 +43,8 @@ def swiglu_prefill(w_gate, w_up, w_down, *, prio_accuracy=False, num_aie_columns @iron.graph def prefill(x): - cols = ( - num_aie_columns or get_shim_dma_limit(aie_utils.get_current_device()) // 2 + cols = num_aie_columns or GEMMOverlay.shim_columns( + aie_utils.get_current_device() ) gate = GEMM(x, w_gate, num_aie_columns=cols, **accuracy) up = GEMM(x, w_up, num_aie_columns=cols, **accuracy) diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose.py b/iron/operators/transpose.py index 1a0adfe18f..d7d0bd3761 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose.py @@ -70,13 +70,13 @@ def validate(self) -> None: ) def tuning(self, dev) -> "TransposeOverlay": - from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit - cols = self.num_aie_columns if cols is None: if dev is None: raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") - cols = min(dev.cols, get_shim_dma_limit(dev) // self.num_channels) + cols = self.shim_columns(dev, self.num_channels) + elif dev is not None: + self.check_shim_columns(dev, cols, self.num_channels) return dataclasses.replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols) def design(self, target) -> list: diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index 53fa21adcc..3ba830032b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ from iron.operators.rms_norm import RMSNorm, WeightedRMSNorm from iron.operators.silu import SiLU from iron.operators.strided_copy import StridedCopy +import aie.utils as aie_utils E, H = 2048, 8192 @@ -30,23 +31,22 @@ def z(*shape, dtype=bfloat16): return np.zeros(shape, dtype=dtype) -class Dev: - cols = 8 - - def resolve(self): - class R: - name = "npu2" - - return R() - - @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) -def shim_limit(monkeypatch): - import iron.common.elementwise as bases - import iron.operators.rms_norm as rms +def device(): + """Trace against a real eight-column NPU2. + + The shim budget these graphs size themselves from used to be faked at 16 + here, which is what eight columns of NPU2 actually offers; binding the + device says the same thing without the stub, and an overlay that reads + ``dev.cols`` gets an answer. + """ + import aie.utils as aie_utils + from aie.iron.device import from_name - monkeypatch.setattr(bases, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) - monkeypatch.setattr(rms, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name("npu2", n_cols=8)) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) def _ffn(): @@ -137,14 +137,14 @@ def test_every_traced_operator_tunes_from_the_device_alone(): ffn, _ = _ffn() t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) for op in t.operators: - op.tuned(Dev()) # every default fills; every extent is compatible - silu = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is SiLU).tuned(Dev()) + op.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) # every default fills; every extent is compatible + silu = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is SiLU).tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) assert (silu.ov.num_aie_columns, silu.ov.num_channels, silu.ov.tile_size) == ( 8, 1, 256, ) - norm = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is WeightedRMSNorm).tuned(Dev()) + norm = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is WeightedRMSNorm).tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) assert norm.ov.num_aie_columns == 1 # one row: one core @@ -262,10 +262,9 @@ def part(x): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -def test_swiglu_decode_shares_one_array_and_one_build_for_gate_and_up(monkeypatch): +def test_swiglu_decode_shares_one_array_and_one_build_for_gate_and_up(): import iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op as m - monkeypatch.setattr(m, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) ffn = m.swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(E, H)) t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) assert [type(op).__name__ for op, *_ in t.runlist] == [ @@ -284,11 +283,10 @@ def test_swiglu_decode_shares_one_array_and_one_build_for_gate_and_up(monkeypatc m.swiglu_decode(z(H, E), z(H, E), z(H, E)) -def test_swiglu_prefill_traces_over_a_sequence(monkeypatch): +def test_swiglu_prefill_traces_over_a_sequence(): import iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op as m from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM - monkeypatch.setattr(m, "get_shim_dma_limit", lambda dev: 16) ffn = m.swiglu_prefill(z(E, H), z(E, H), z(H, E)) t = ffn.trace(x=(256, E)) gemms = [s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is GEMM] @@ -363,7 +361,7 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): assert len(q_ovs) == 1 # Every operator tunes and is compatible on an 8-column device. for op in t.operators: - op.tuned(Dev()) + op.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) def test_llama_prefill_traces_over_the_decode_caches(): @@ -414,7 +412,7 @@ def test_llama_prefill_traces_over_the_decode_caches(): ("StridedCopy", "in_offset") ] for op in t.operators: - op.tuned(Dev()) + op.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) def test_a_bound_value_survives_tuning(): @@ -434,4 +432,4 @@ def f(x, *, a: Scratchpad[np.int32]): return copy(x, out_offset=a) f.trace(x=(64,)) - assert [v.name for v in copy.tuned(Dev()).values] == ["out_offset"] + assert [v.name for v in copy.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()).values] == ["out_offset"] From c045be188b921c3cf7e35e3a3a3d43891e89f8cb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 10:30:33 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 147/215] RMSNorm and Dequant are the elementwise template too Both hand-rolled the shape the template already builds: one core per (column, channel), a fifo per stream per core, a resident trip count, a barrier, and a loop that acquires, calls and releases. Together that was 132 lines of design and tuning; what is left is a kernel, a call, and what each declares that the template does not. Dequant is why the template reads each stream's own tile type rather than one line type: its input is packed 4-bit bytes and its output bf16 values, so the two fifos differ in shape and dtype. It also needs a tile default of its own, which is now a `default_tile` class variable rather than a rewritten tuning. RMSNorm needed one thing from the declaration layer. Its row length is shape-bearing -- the operator's buffers are `rows x tile_size` -- so it must be a `dim()` where the template declares a tunable, and a field with no default could not follow fields that have one. A declared field with no default is now keyword-only, which every operator's construction already is; only `ov` is positional. WeightedRMSNorm keeps its own design: two cores per (column, channel), pipelined, one normalizing and the next multiplying by a replicated weight row. It inherits everything else. Verified: the same 533 declared cases, the same generated structure (two cores and four fifos for each at two columns), the lowering gate and the toolchain suite. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare.py | 6 ++ iron/common/elementwise.py | 6 +- iron/operators/dequant.py | 118 ++++++++++--------------------------- iron/operators/rms_norm.py | 112 +++++++---------------------------- 4 files changed, 65 insertions(+), 177 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index 1a4fa0b51f..be1dc5d369 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -121,6 +121,12 @@ def _specifier(tier: str, default: Any, repr_: bool, init: bool = True) -> Field kwargs: dict[str, Any] = {"metadata": {_TIER: tier}, "repr": repr_, "init": init} if default is not MISSING: kwargs["default"] = default + else: + # Keyword-only, so a field with no default may follow one with a + # default -- which is what a subclass does when it pins an inherited + # tunable to a shape-bearing dimension of its own. Every declared + # field is passed by keyword anyway; only ``ov`` is positional. + kwargs["kw_only"] = True return dataclasses.field(**kwargs) diff --git a/iron/common/elementwise.py b/iron/common/elementwise.py index d31b910dc3..51c0866d1f 100644 --- a/iron/common/elementwise.py +++ b/iron/common/elementwise.py @@ -95,10 +95,14 @@ class ElementwiseOverlay(Overlay): count = Resident(np.int32) # lines each core processes; written per sequence + # The line a core streams when nothing else is asked for, and the + # largest it will hold: a line spanning more than one local-memory bank + # drops the fifo depth to one. + default_tile: ClassVar[int] = DEFAULT_TILE tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 4096 def tuning(self, dev) -> "ElementwiseOverlay": - tile_size = DEFAULT_TILE if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size + tile_size = self.default_tile if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size cols = self.num_aie_columns if dev is not None: if cols is None: diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant.py b/iron/operators/dequant.py index 4324cd5a0b..6b8ab19745 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant.py @@ -3,124 +3,70 @@ import dataclasses from dataclasses import field +from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np import torch +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOverlay from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, In, Operator, Out, - Overlay, - Resident, StreamIn, - StreamOut, - Untunable, dim, operator, tunable, ) from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns -from iron.common.utils import bank_elements @operator -class DequantOverlay(Overlay): - """The array for int4 -> bf16 dequantization: one core per (column, channel). +class DequantOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + """The array for int4 -> bf16 dequantization: the shared elementwise design. - A core takes ``per_tile`` values as ``in_tile`` packed bytes (two 4-bit + A core takes ``line_size`` values as ``in_tile`` packed bytes (two 4-bit values per byte plus a bf16 scale and zero point per ``group_size``) and - produces ``per_tile`` bf16 values. + produces ``line_size`` bf16 values, so its two streams carry different + tile types. """ - # None: every column of the device, one channel each, 4096-value tiles. - num_aie_columns: int | None = tunable(None) - num_channels: int = tunable(1) - tile_size: int | None = tunable(None) group_size: int = field(default=32, repr=False) - # Filled by tuning: the largest tile 64 KB of L1 holds, and its packed size. - per_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) + # The packed size of one tile; filled by tuning beside ``line_size``. in_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) - x = StreamIn(in_tile, dtype=np.uint8, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) - y = StreamOut(per_tile, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) - count = Resident(np.int32) + default_tile: ClassVar[int] = 4096 + tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 16384 - def tuning(self, dev) -> "DequantOverlay": - - cols = self.num_aie_columns - if cols is None: - if dev is None: - raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") - cols = min(dev.cols, 16 // self.num_channels) - tile_size = 4096 if self.tile_size is None else self.tile_size - total_cores = cols * self.num_channels - if total_cores > 16: - raise Untunable(f"total cores ({total_cores}) must be <= 16") - per_tile = min(tile_size, 16384) - return dataclasses.replace( - self, - num_aie_columns=cols, - tile_size=tile_size, - per_tile=per_tile, - in_tile=(per_tile // 2) + (per_tile // self.group_size) * 2, - ) - - def design(self, target) -> list: - from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker - from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + x = StreamIn( + in_tile, + dtype=np.uint8, + per=( + ChanneledUnaryOverlay.num_aie_columns, + ChanneledUnaryOverlay.num_channels, + ), + ) - in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty = self.x.tile, self.y.tile - cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels - # The packed input is the wider of the two, so its bank is the bound. - depth = 1 if self.in_tile > bank_elements(self.x.dtype) else 2 + def tuning(self, dev) -> "DequantOverlay": + tuned = super().tuning(dev) + packed = (tuned.line_size // 2) + (tuned.line_size // self.group_size) * 2 + return dataclasses.replace(tuned, in_tile=packed) - kernel = target.kernel( + def kernel(self, target): + return target.kernel( "expand_uint4_to_bfloat16", - [in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty], + [self.x.tile, self.y.tile], source=target.kernels_dir / "generic" / "expand.cc", compile_flags=[ f"-DTILE_SIZE={self.tile_size}", f"-DGROUP_SIZE={self.group_size}", ], ) - of_ins = [ - ObjectFifo(in_tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) - for i in range(cols) - for j in range(chans) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(out_tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) - for i in range(cols) - for j in range(chans) - ] - i32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] - counts = [target.rtp(i32, name=f"count_{k}") for k in range(cols * chans)] - barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cols * chans)] - - def core_body(of_in, of_out, dequant, count, barrier): - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - n = count[0] - for _ in range_(n): - elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - dequant(elem_in, elem_out) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) - - workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [of_ins[k].cons(), of_outs[k].prod(), kernel, counts[k], barriers[k]], - ) - for k in range(cols * chans) - ] - for k in range(cols * chans): - self.x[k].bind(of_ins[k].prod()) - self.y[k].bind(of_outs[k].cons()) - self.count.bind(counts) - return workers + + def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_in, elem_out) -> None: + # The tile size is a compile flag, not an argument. + kernel(elem_in, elem_out) def _cases(): @@ -196,16 +142,16 @@ def compatible(self) -> None: raise Incompatible( f"size ({self.size}) must be divisible by total cores ({total_cores})" ) - if (self.size // total_cores) % ov.per_tile: + if (self.size // total_cores) % ov.line_size: raise Incompatible( f"size ({self.size}) leaves each core {self.size // total_cores} " - f"elements, not a multiple of the {ov.per_tile}-element tile" + f"elements, not a multiple of the {ov.line_size}-element tile" ) def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: ov = self.ov return { - "count": self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) // ov.per_tile + "count": self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) // ov.line_size } def pack(self, values, scales): diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py index 2c67d70884..d012a1e448 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py @@ -1,21 +1,19 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import dataclasses import numpy as np import torch +from typing import ClassVar + +from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOverlay from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, In, Operator, Out, - Overlay, - Resident, StreamIn, - StreamOut, - Untunable, dim, operator, tunable, @@ -67,82 +65,27 @@ def cases(): @operator -class RMSNormOverlay(Overlay): - """The array for row-wise RMS normalization: one core per (column, channel). +class RMSNormOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): + """The array for row-wise RMS normalization: the shared elementwise design. ``tile_size`` is the row length and is shape-bearing (the host buffers are - ``rows x tile_size``), so it is a dimension of the overlay, not a tunable. + ``rows x tile_size``), so it is a dimension here rather than the tunable + the template declares. """ tile_size: int = dim() # One core by default: a core normalizes whole rows, and how many rows # there are is the extent. Call sites with many rows spread them. num_aie_columns: int = tunable(1) - num_channels: int = tunable(1) epsilon: float = 1e-5 # RMSNorm eps; Llama 1e-5 (default), Gemma 1e-6 - # The core's tile: min(tile_size, 8192). Filled by tuning. - per_tile: int | None = tunable(None, repr=False) - - x = StreamIn(per_tile, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) - y = StreamOut(per_tile, per=(num_aie_columns, num_channels)) - count = Resident(np.int32) - - def tuning(self, dev) -> "RMSNormOverlay": - cols = self.num_aie_columns - if dev is not None: - if cols is None: - cols = self.shim_columns(dev, self.num_channels) - self.check_shim_columns(dev, cols, self.num_channels) - elif cols is None: - raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") - return dataclasses.replace( - self, num_aie_columns=cols, per_tile=min(self.tile_size, 8192) - ) - - def design(self, target) -> list: - from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker - from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - tile_ty = self.x.tile - cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels - depth = 1 if self.per_tile > bank_elements(self.x.dtype) else 2 - kernel = norm.rms_norm_eps(self.per_tile) - of_ins = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) - for i in range(cols) - for j in range(chans) - ] - of_outs = [ - ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) - for i in range(cols) - for j in range(chans) - ] - counts = [target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count_{k}") for k in range(cols * chans)] - barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cols * chans)] - per_tile, epsilon = self.per_tile, self.epsilon + tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 8192 - def core_body(of_in, of_out, rms_norm, count, barrier): - barrier.wait_for_value(1) - n = count[0] - for _ in range_(n): - elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) - elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - rms_norm(elem_in, elem_out, per_tile, epsilon) - of_in.release(1) - of_out.release(1) + def kernel(self, target): + return norm.rms_norm_eps(self.line_size) - workers = [ - Worker( - core_body, - [of_ins[k].cons(), of_outs[k].prod(), kernel, counts[k], barriers[k]], - ) - for k in range(cols * chans) - ] - for k in range(cols * chans): - self.x[k].bind(of_ins[k].prod()) - self.y[k].bind(of_outs[k].cons()) - self.count.bind(counts) - return workers + def kernel_call(self, kernel, elem_in, elem_out) -> None: + kernel(elem_in, elem_out, self.line_size, self.epsilon) @operator @@ -154,23 +97,12 @@ class WeightedRMSNormOverlay(RMSNormOverlay): every column in that channel, and each receives the whole weight row. """ + # The weight row is one tile, shared by every column of a channel; the + # shim budget accounts for a replicate= stream once per channel. w = StreamIn( - RMSNormOverlay.per_tile, per=RMSNormOverlay.num_channels, replicate=True + RMSNormOverlay.line_size, per=RMSNormOverlay.num_channels, replicate=True ) - def tuning(self, dev) -> "WeightedRMSNormOverlay": - cols = self.num_aie_columns - if dev is not None: - # The weight stream is declared replicate=, so the budget already - # leaves room for its one fill per channel beside the row fills. - if cols is None: - cols = self.shim_columns(dev, self.num_channels) - self.check_shim_columns(dev, cols, self.num_channels) - elif cols is None: - raise Untunable("num_aie_columns defaults from the device; none given") - # The weight is one tile, so the tile is the whole row. - return dataclasses.replace(self, num_aie_columns=cols, per_tile=self.tile_size) - def design(self, target) -> list: from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ @@ -178,9 +110,9 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: tile_ty = self.x.tile weights_ty = self.w.tile cols, chans = self.num_aie_columns, self.num_channels - depth = 1 if self.per_tile > bank_elements(self.x.dtype) else 2 - rms_norm = norm.rms_norm_eps(self.per_tile) - eltwise_mul = eltwise.mul_sized(self.per_tile) + depth = 1 if self.line_size > bank_elements(self.x.dtype) else 2 + rms_norm = norm.rms_norm_eps(self.line_size) + eltwise_mul = eltwise.mul_sized(self.line_size) of_ins = [ ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in1_{i}_{j}", depth=depth) for i in range(cols) @@ -203,7 +135,7 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: n_cores = cols * chans counts = [target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count_{k}") for k in range(2 * n_cores)] barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(2 * n_cores)] - per_tile, epsilon = self.per_tile, self.epsilon + line_size, epsilon = self.line_size, self.epsilon def core_norm(of_in, of_out, rms, count, barrier): barrier.wait_for_value(1) @@ -211,7 +143,7 @@ def core_norm(of_in, of_out, rms, count, barrier): for _ in range_(n): elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - rms(elem_in, elem_out, per_tile, epsilon) + rms(elem_in, elem_out, line_size, epsilon) of_in.release(1) of_out.release(1) @@ -222,7 +154,7 @@ def core_mul(of_in, of_w, of_out, mul, count, barrier): for _ in range_(n): elem_in = of_in.acquire(1) elem_out = of_out.acquire(1) - mul(elem_in, elem_w, elem_out, per_tile) + mul(elem_in, elem_w, elem_out, line_size) of_in.release(1) of_out.release(1) of_w.release(1) @@ -314,7 +246,7 @@ def compatible(self) -> None: def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: ov = self.ov return { - "count": self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) // ov.per_tile + "count": self.size // (ov.num_aie_columns * ov.num_channels) // ov.line_size } def reference(self, x, w=None): From fe7e95d992fadaeb6a2d446aafef9dc0a67f8a0a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 10:51:51 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 148/215] One model, one package: iron/models moves into the application The model code was reusable across Llama sizes but not across anything else, and there is one application, so a directory above it held one model under a plural name. It moves in. `iron/applications` and the application itself are now packages, which needed the directory renamed: `llama_3.2_1b` cannot be an import path, because `llama_3` parses as a subpackage and `.2_1b` as nothing. With `llama_3_2_1b` the two `sys.path.insert` hacks go -- the application's, which existed so a script could find `iron`, and the reference test's, which reached into the application by path to import two modules by bare name. The application runs as `python -m iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu` from the repository root. The files lose the prefix the directory already carries: model.py for the parameter tree and the plain forward, graphs.py for prefill and decode, npu.py for both as one image, harness.py for the checkpoint, tokenizer and generation loop. Also fixed on the way through: the CI workflows still uploaded `build/*.mlir` and `build_elf/*.mlir` from beside the application, which nothing has written since builds moved into the JIT cache. A second Llama size would earn a package between these two levels. With one it would be empty. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- .github/workflows/krackan-examples.yml | 5 +-- .github/workflows/phoenix-test-examples.yml | 5 +-- AGENTS.md | 6 ++-- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 31 ++++++++++++------- README.md | 6 ++-- REUSE.toml | 2 +- iron/applications/__init__.py | 11 +++++++ .../{llama_3.2_1b => llama_3_2_1b}/README.md | 0 iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py | 18 +++++++++++ .../llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py} | 4 +-- .../harness.py} | 2 +- .../llama_3_2_1b/model.py} | 2 +- .../llama_npu.py => llama_3_2_1b/npu.py} | 12 ++----- .../{llama_3.2_1b => llama_3_2_1b}/prompt.txt | 0 .../{llama_3.2_1b => llama_3_2_1b}/test.py | 13 ++++++-- iron/models/__init__.py | 4 --- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 4 +-- iron/tests/common/llama_model.py | 4 +-- iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 19 ++++-------- iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py | 2 +- .../operators/rope_reference_convention.py | 2 +- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 6 ++-- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 4 +-- 23 files changed, 94 insertions(+), 68 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/applications/__init__.py rename iron/applications/{llama_3.2_1b => llama_3_2_1b}/README.md (100%) create mode 100644 iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py rename iron/{models/llama_graphs.py => applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py} (98%) rename iron/applications/{llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py => llama_3_2_1b/harness.py} (99%) rename iron/{models/llama.py => applications/llama_3_2_1b/model.py} (99%) rename iron/applications/{llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py => llama_3_2_1b/npu.py} (94%) rename iron/applications/{llama_3.2_1b => llama_3_2_1b}/prompt.txt (100%) rename iron/applications/{llama_3.2_1b => llama_3_2_1b}/test.py (80%) delete mode 100644 iron/models/__init__.py diff --git a/.github/workflows/krackan-examples.yml b/.github/workflows/krackan-examples.yml index 9f52354f9a..f289643f19 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/krackan-examples.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/krackan-examples.yml @@ -92,9 +92,10 @@ jobs: uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 with: name: mlir-artifacts + # Builds land in mlir-aie's JIT cache, keyed on content; nothing is + # written beside the application any more. path: | - iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/build/*.mlir - iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/build_elf/*.mlir + ~/.npu/cache/*/*.mlir retention-days: 14 if-no-files-found: warn diff --git a/.github/workflows/phoenix-test-examples.yml b/.github/workflows/phoenix-test-examples.yml index 1d1413fef2..5be22035cb 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/phoenix-test-examples.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/phoenix-test-examples.yml @@ -92,9 +92,10 @@ jobs: uses: actions/upload-artifact@v4 with: name: mlir-artifacts + # Builds land in mlir-aie's JIT cache, keyed on content; nothing is + # written beside the application any more. path: | - iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/build/*.mlir - iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/build_elf/*.mlir + ~/.npu/cache/*/*.mlir retention-days: 14 if-no-files-found: warn diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 7c44df2abe..bbc0b7b73f 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -364,7 +364,7 @@ fused ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbins with `boundaries=iron.each_step`) and `verbose=True` prints why. It links the image (`net.image`) and stops there: the runtime that loads it is made on the first call, so a host with the toolchain and no NPU can compile ahead of time. -`iron/models/llama_graphs.py` is the worked example; +`iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py` is the worked example; `iron/tests/common/graph.py` traces it device-free and `iron/tests/toolchain/` builds it. @@ -553,12 +553,12 @@ logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) ### Llama 3.2 1B Inference -Full LLM inference example at `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/`: +Full LLM inference example at `iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/`: - **Required files**: `model.safetensors`, `tokenizer.model` from Hugging Face - **Default location**: `/srv/llama3.2-1b/` (configurable via `IRON_EXAMPLE_WEIGHTS_DIR`) - **Additional deps**: `pip install -r requirements_examples.txt` -- **Run**: `pytest iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/` +- **Run**: `pytest iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/` ### AIE Kernel Reference diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 99c51a2cba..9b7a4f6cf3 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -1090,7 +1090,7 @@ vector size. The test asserts each bound value's symbol is in the table. The same build at Llama 3.2 1B's real configuration (16 blocks, 386 steps, 48 bindings, 19 distinct designs) takes about three minutes and produces a 13.3 MB ELF with the same two-row table. That is the image -`llama_npu.py` would load; only the load and the token snapshot are +`npu.py` would load; only the load and the token snapshot are left. ### The xclbin gate @@ -1221,8 +1221,8 @@ and the decode graph's parity against the token snapshot (ยง18). | reference parity (see above) | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, `graph.py` `_ReferenceTracer` | the graphs' references against `Llama.forward` (was `llama_cpu.py`): argmax equal at every token, logits within about 1%; the running-sum vector size shown to drift | โ€” | **needs a device**: the kernels' arithmetic, the token snapshot | | recorder retired, legacy value spellings gone, declared-operators net | `iron/common/graph.py` (`TracedGraph.sequence`), `iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py`, `iron/tests/common/operators_declared.py` | the four recorder tests ported onto graph functions (three need a device); every exported operator checked to be declared | **needs a run**: `graph_dispatch.py`, `jit_compile_path.py`, `mlir_cache_poisoning.py` | | packaging surface (ยง14 step 5, part) | `iron/common/packaging.py` | 12 tests: the four rules, the named refusals (S1, S2), argument checks, the verbose report | **needs a run**: only `elf` (fused) and `xclbin` with `each_step` (separate) lower today; a fused sequence in an xclbin and `chunks(n)` wait on spike S1, modules on S4 | -| llama prefill as a graph function (ยง20) | `llama_graphs.py` `PrefillGraph`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at the scaled config: 18 steps per block, one value (`last`), every projection a column-major GEMM over the checkpoint weight, MHA on the interleaved layout, caches as decode's states; the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill's last-token logits and caches, and decode continues from the graph's own caches; the application's forward pass runs both phases over the references | operators lower with the value; full ELF at the scaled config with `last` in the table; at Llama size the trace has 291 steps over 11 overlays and one layer builds to a full ELF (the sixteen-layer sequence lowering is past this host's memory, see ยง20) | **needs a device**: the token stream and time to first token (ยง20 step 8) | -| llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/models/llama_graphs.py`, `llama_npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | +| llama prefill as a graph function (ยง20) | `graphs.py` `PrefillGraph`, `npu.py` | traced at the scaled config: 18 steps per block, one value (`last`), every projection a column-major GEMM over the checkpoint weight, MHA on the interleaved layout, caches as decode's states; the prefill reference matches the CPU prefill's last-token logits and caches, and decode continues from the graph's own caches; the application's forward pass runs both phases over the references | operators lower with the value; full ELF at the scaled config with `last` in the table; at Llama size the trace has 291 steps over 11 overlays and one layer builds to a full ELF (the sixteen-layer sequence lowering is past this host's memory, see ยง20) | **needs a device**: the token stream and time to first token (ยง20 step 8) | +| llama decode as a graph function (ยง14 step 7) | `iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py`, `npu.py` | traced at a scaled-down config: 24 steps per block, weights named from the model, caches as state, both values bound (the softmax's on its overlay), like projections on one array, every operator tuned on an 8-column fake device | builds to a fused ELF at the scaled config, both values in the parameter table (full-ELF gate) | **needs a device**: parity against the token snapshot (ยง18) is the gate | | graph functions (ยง14 step 6) | `iron/common/graph.py`, `iron/__init__.py`, `declare.py` hooks | 22 tests: runlist and names from roles, overlays shared by key, values bound and enabling, states, byte slices, instance calls, rank and shape rules, refused returns; every traced operator tunes from a fake device | the build path (`TracedGraph.sequence` โ†’ `OperatorSequence` โ†’ the fused ELF, and โ†’ the chained xclbins) verified by the full-ELF and xclbin gates; **needs a device**: writing values through `params` and calling | | the shipped flm image, external overlays (ยง9) | `iron/common/external.py`, `iron/operators/flm/gemm/shipped.py` (was `mm_prebuilt/`, a second operator; now a second overlay of `flm.GEMM`, its instruction stream byte-identical at four shapes) | pins and parameter block declared; 32 cores' words then locks before any DMA; consume-order transfers and per-slot queue bound checked against the old emitter's arithmetic | **needs a run**: the raw-dialect emission (`aiex.runtime_sequence(*types)` with `*args`, `shim_dma_single_bd_task`) has only been exercised against a recorder | @@ -1302,7 +1302,7 @@ a device) closes over the module tree, keeps the per-layer caches as `cache_offset` and `vector_size` as `Scratchpad[np.int32]` parameters; the per-head transposes are one batched `Transpose`, and each value binds to the operator's own member or, for the softmax, to the dynamic overlay's -core-read member (the tracer looks on both). `llama_npu.py` compiles it +core-read member (the tracer looks on both). `npu.py` compiles it against `build_elf`, calls it per token, and seeds the caches after prefill through `CompiledGraph.write(state, tensor)`, which also pushes the bytes to the device. Prefill is unchanged (per-operator xclbins, @@ -1463,7 +1463,7 @@ iron/operators/gemv iron/operators/relu`, then the rest of the ten. **NPU decode output degrades after a few tokens** versus `llama_cpu.py` on the same prompt and seed. Prefill reproduces exactly and the first tokens agree, then the NPU drifts. Not the weight-naming refactor; uploaded bytes are -`torch.equal` for all 146 parameters. `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py` +`torch.equal` for all 146 parameters. `iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py` asserts only `returncode == 0`, so it does not catch this, and **a rewritten llama will inherit it and look guilty.** @@ -1503,7 +1503,7 @@ parity"), and the application now writes the context length: ## 20. Prefill -Prefill is the last hand-written phase: `llama_npu.py` builds fourteen +Prefill is the last hand-written phase: `npu.py` builds fourteen operators by hand, keeps two weight layouts on the device, and runs the attention itself on the CPU (the causal mask, the softmax and the `P @ V` product) between per-operator dispatches, reading every @@ -1611,7 +1611,7 @@ stays a strided copy, because decode reads the cache as (G, L, D). | 1 | StridedCopy issues its taps through `tiling.legalize` | the (S, G, D) to (G, S, D) probe lowers; the existing strided_copy cases unchanged | | 2 | GEMM's column-major B fill legalized past the stride range | the K = 8192 probe lowers; gemm's lowering cases unchanged | | 3 | MHA `heads_interleaved` layout, with its reference | lowering at 2048 x 8 pipelines; reference against the (H, S, D) form on the same data | -| 4 | `PrefillGraph` beside `DecodeGraph` (one module, `llama_graphs.py`), sharing weights and states | traces; the runlist and bindings pinned like decode's | +| 4 | `PrefillGraph` beside `DecodeGraph` (one module, `graphs.py`), sharing weights and states | traces; the runlist and bindings pinned like decode's | | 5 | reference parity: prefill graph reference vs `llama_cpu.py` prefill (last-token logits, and the caches), then decode from the graph-seeded caches | `iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py`, host | | 6 | toolchain gates: prefill's operators lower with their values; the full ELF builds at the scaled and the real size | `iron/tests/toolchain` | | 7 | the application: the prefill section replaced by the graph, the cache handoff by `read`/`write`, `AIEPrefillOperations`/`AIEPrefillBuffers` and the CPU attention deleted | the application test; a token snapshot before and after | @@ -1632,7 +1632,7 @@ decode graph four columns wide, one MHA pipeline and a 16-row GEMM tile (the tile constraints: the length a multiple of four row tiles and of 64 per pipeline, every width a multiple of 64 columns). Step 6: the scaled prefill ELF builds in about two minutes with `last` as the one row of -the parameter table. Step 7: `llama_npu.py` went from 847 lines to 161; +the parameter table. Step 7: `npu.py` went from 847 lines to 161; the prefill section is one call with the prompt padded to the maximum length, the angles table and `last = (n - 1) * emb_dim`, then the cache handoff by `read`/`write` on the shared states. The application's @@ -1640,9 +1640,16 @@ forward pass is tested on the host with both images stood in by the graphs' references. Step 8 waits for hardware. With prefill ported, the model's layout was cleaned up: the graphs moved -next to the parameter tree (`iron/models/llama.py` holds the tree and the -plain forward, `iron/models/llama_graphs.py` the two graphs), so the -tests import the model rather than reaching into the application; the +next to the parameter tree, and both then moved into the application, which +is now a package. `iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/` holds `model.py` (the +tree and the plain forward), `graphs.py` (prefill and decode), `npu.py` +(both graphs as one image) and `harness.py` (the checkpoint, the tokenizer +and the generation loop). There is one model, so a level above it would +have nothing in it; a second Llama size would earn one. The directory is +spelled with underscores because `llama_3.2_1b` cannot be an import path, +and the application runs as `python -m iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu`, +so neither it nor the tests that import it need the repository on +`sys.path`. The tests import the model through the package; the scaled test model is the real tree at small dimensions (`Llama1B` is the tree at the real shape with unset storage); `llama_cpu.py` and the harness's CPU cache state are gone, the forward being the oracle; the @@ -1698,7 +1705,7 @@ by name) with a unit test; the sandbox's wheel carries the same change. ### Expected results -- `llama_npu.py` loses about 380 lines (the prefill operators, buffers +- `npu.py` loses about 380 lines (the prefill operators, buffers and forward functions, the padded vocabulary and its partitions) and gains a graph of about 90; the application keeps embedding, the angles and the harness glue. (Measured: the application lost 686 diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 335b2a5b77..094cf10e49 100755 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -137,7 +137,7 @@ All available operators can be found in `iron/operators`. These each contain: - The operator's `reference()` method: the CPU implementation the NPU result is checked against, on the declared shapes. - `test = Testing(cases, ...)` on the operator class: the shapes it is checked at on a device. `iron/operators/test.py` runs every operator's declaration, building it, running `golden(op)` through it and verifying against the reference. An operator with a device test of its own keeps a `test.py` beside it. -Operators compose into graph functions: a Python function called on handles, traced once for its shapes, compiled to one image and called per token (`iron.graph`, see `iron/common/graph.py`; `iron/models/llama_graphs.py` is the worked example). +Operators compose into graph functions: a Python function called on handles, traced once for its shapes, compiled to one image and called per token (`iron.graph`, see `iron/common/graph.py`; `iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py` is the worked example). > NOTE: Be sure the XRT setup script has been sourced and the Python environment is activated: > `source /opt/xilinx/xrt/setup.sh` @@ -184,11 +184,11 @@ To bypass the hook if needed: `git push --no-verify` IRON includes a complete LLM inference example demonstrating NPU acceleration: -- **Location**: `iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/` +- **Location**: `iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/` - **Model**: Meta Llama 3.2 1B - **Features**: Multi-head attention, fused operators, bfloat16 quantization -See [iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/README.md](./iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/README.md) for setup and usage instructions. +See [iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/README.md](./iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/README.md) for setup and usage instructions. ## Architecture diff --git a/REUSE.toml b/REUSE.toml index 72a8692078..daaa2f530f 100644 --- a/REUSE.toml +++ b/REUSE.toml @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ SPDX-PackageSupplier = "Advanced Micro Devices, Inc." SPDX-PackageDownloadLocation = "https://github.com/amd/IRON" [[annotations]] -path = "iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/prompt.txt" +path = "iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/prompt.txt" precedence = "closest" SPDX-FileCopyrightText = "Public Domain" SPDX-License-Identifier = "CC0-1.0" diff --git a/iron/applications/__init__.py b/iron/applications/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b40b10a440 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/applications/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Whole models built on IRON's operators, one package each. + +An application owns everything about the model it runs: its parameter tree, +its graph functions, and the host loop that feeds them. Nothing in the +library imports an application, so one can be replaced or deleted on its +own. A second Llama size would share code by growing a package between +these two levels; with one there is nothing to share. +""" diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/README.md b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/README.md similarity index 100% rename from iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/README.md rename to iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/README.md diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..56c5dea44f --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,18 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Llama 3.2 1B end to end. + +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model` -- the parameters as a module + tree, so a checkpoint's ``state_dict`` loads into it and every weight has + one name, plus the plain causal forward the graphs are checked against. +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs` -- prefill and decode as + graph functions over that tree; they trace on handles, so they compile + against a device or against nothing. +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu` -- both graphs as one image, + and the forward pass the host loop calls. +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.harness` -- the checkpoint, the + tokenizer and the generation loop. + +Run it with ``python -m iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu``. +""" diff --git a/iron/models/llama_graphs.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py similarity index 98% rename from iron/models/llama_graphs.py rename to iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py index 5a21d2eb10..fc1a2fbdce 100644 --- a/iron/models/llama_graphs.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py @@ -10,10 +10,10 @@ :class:`PrefillGraph` runs the prompt, at the compile-time maximum length with the prompt in a prefix, writes the caches and returns the last prompt token's logits. Both are traced here on handles; compiled by -``iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py`` against a device, or by a +``npu.py`` against a device, or by a test against nothing. ``config`` is the model's shape (``n_layers``, ``n_heads``, ``n_kv_groups``, ``head_dim``, ``emb_dim``, ``hidden_dim``) -with the parameter tree as ``config.model`` (:class:`iron.models.llama.Llama`). +with the parameter tree as ``config.model`` (:class:`.model.Llama`). """ import math diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py similarity index 99% rename from iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py rename to iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py index ccc991bfe4..8a2063dce6 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ import tiktoken import tiktoken.load -from iron.models.llama import Llama, rope_angles +from .model import Llama, rope_angles # Configuration # ########################################################################## diff --git a/iron/models/llama.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/model.py similarity index 99% rename from iron/models/llama.py rename to iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/model.py index d14e78fc52..1564eb391e 100644 --- a/iron/models/llama.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/model.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ ``nn.Module``. Declaring the tree once buys the whole surface for free: ``load_state_dict`` to fill it, ``named_parameters()`` to walk it, and a *name* for every weight that is the same string on the checkpoint, in the -tree, and on the device buffer (the graphs in :mod:`iron.models.llama_graphs` +tree, and on the device buffer (the graphs in :mod:`.graphs` close over the tree and name their weight buffers from it). :meth:`Llama.forward` is the model as torch computes it: a stateless causal diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py similarity index 94% rename from iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py rename to iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py index 44142c4c16..6e0b3d84be 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py @@ -1,22 +1,14 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 - # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 """Llama 3.2 1B on the NPU: the prefill and decode graphs as two fused images.""" import logging -import sys -from pathlib import Path import torch -import llama_inference_harness as harness - -repo_root = Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent -sys.path.insert(0, str(repo_root)) - -from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 +from . import harness +from .graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph max_seq_len = 2048 diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/prompt.txt b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/prompt.txt similarity index 100% rename from iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/prompt.txt rename to iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/prompt.txt diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py similarity index 80% rename from iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py rename to iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py index 1a5df60818..210622b5db 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric -test_dir = Path(__file__).parent +repo_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[3] weights_dir = Path(os.environ.get("IRON_EXAMPLE_WEIGHTS_DIR", "/srv")) @@ -47,11 +47,18 @@ def generate_test_params(): @pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") @pytest.mark.parametrize("prompt_len,num_tokens", params, ids=names) def test_llama_3_2_1b(prompt_len, num_tokens): - command = f"{sys.executable} {test_dir}/llama_npu.py {weights_dir}/llama3.2-1b/model.safetensors {weights_dir}/llama3.2-1b/tokenizer.model --num-tokens {num_tokens} --prompt-len {prompt_len}" + # As a module, so the package's relative imports resolve and nothing + # needs the repository on sys.path. + command = ( + f"{sys.executable} -m iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu " + f"{weights_dir}/llama3.2-1b/model.safetensors " + f"{weights_dir}/llama3.2-1b/tokenizer.model " + f"--num-tokens {num_tokens} --prompt-len {prompt_len}" + ) result = subprocess.run( command, - cwd=test_dir, + cwd=repo_root, shell=True, capture_output=True, text=True, diff --git a/iron/models/__init__.py b/iron/models/__init__.py deleted file mode 100644 index 08674dc10c..0000000000 --- a/iron/models/__init__.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Model definitions, independent of how they are executed.""" diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index 3ba830032b..df6cd916c4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -304,7 +304,7 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill_traces_over_a_sequence(): def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph cfg = _Config() L = 256 @@ -367,7 +367,7 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): def test_llama_prefill_traces_over_the_decode_caches(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph cfg = _Config() L = cfg.context_length diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py index 2e7ccc561c..0e8d8824b1 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py @@ -5,13 +5,13 @@ import torch -from iron.models.llama import Llama, rope_angles +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model import Llama, rope_angles class Config: """Llama's shape, small, with the parameter tree drawn at a seed. - ``model`` is :class:`iron.models.llama.Llama` at these dimensions, so the + ``model`` is :class:`iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model.Llama` at these dimensions, so the graphs, the forward and the checkpoint loader all read one tree; ``angles`` is the RoPE table for ``context_length``. """ diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index f0c3234b05..79b7eafc29 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -20,20 +20,13 @@ agree to bf16 tolerance and the argmax exactly. """ -import sys -from pathlib import Path - import pytest import torch -APP = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[2] / "applications" / "llama_3.2_1b" -sys.path.insert(0, str(APP)) - -import llama_npu # noqa: E402 -from llama_inference_harness import LlamaModelState # noqa: E402 - -from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph # noqa: E402 -from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config # noqa: E402 +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b import npu as llama_npu +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.harness import LlamaModelState +from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config def oracle(config, tokens): @@ -142,7 +135,7 @@ def test_prefill_matches_the_forward_and_hands_decode_its_caches(cpu): def test_the_cumulative_vector_size_is_not_the_context_length(cpu): - """ยง18's first candidate. llama_npu.py used to write the softmax's valid + """ยง18's first candidate. npu.py used to write the softmax's valid length as a running sum of context lengths, so from the second token on the softmax saw stale zero columns beyond the context as real keys. Modelled here: it drifts from the forward where the correct context @@ -182,7 +175,7 @@ def write(self, state, tensor): def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu, monkeypatch): - """llama_npu.py's own forward pass, its two images stood in by the graph + """npu.py's own forward pass, its two images stood in by the graph references: the embedding, the prompt's padding and its last-row offset, the angles, the cache handoff and decode's values are the application's.""" config, prompt, first, expected = cpu diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py index 6e6aa9fd2d..d8efec1e51 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ import safetensors.torch import torch -from iron.models.llama import FROM_HF, FROM_HF_TOP, Llama, translate_hf +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model import FROM_HF, FROM_HF_TOP, Llama, translate_hf class Config: diff --git a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py index 7367c9dad7..e4bae17db0 100644 --- a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py +++ b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ That convention and the interleaved one (`r % angle_rows`) agree whenever angle_rows is 1 or rows, so only 1 < angle_rows < rows tells them apart -- -the regime llama_npu.py's prefill RoPE shape sits in +the regime the application's prefill RoPE shape sits in (rows=prompt_len*n_heads, angle_rows=prompt_len). """ diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index 997fd5fc36..6131d8f26b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ def _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts): def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph cfg = _Config() traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) @@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(): 430), past this gate's memory at the full depth.""" from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Llama1B - from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph cfg = Llama1B() cfg.n_layers, cfg.model.layers = 1, cfg.model.layers[:1] @@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(): def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph cfg = _Config() decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index 90ac310286..20dea871c0 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ def _lower_all(traced, tmp_path): def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph cfg = _Config() traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): def test_prefill_graph_operators_lower_with_their_value(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.models.llama_graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph cfg = _Config() decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) From 87b129a91acd6df973a7d3b45d0c74f66b2ef084 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 11:04:55 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 149/215] The library stops importing the operator collection it serves iron/common/build.py imported from iron/operators four times, and every one was a function-level import, which usually means someone was working around a cycle. There is no cycle: neither module imported iron.common at all. One of them said where it belonged in its own docstring, which showed callers `from iron.common.tracing_utils import dump_traces`. So: * `_kernels.py` becomes `iron/common/kernels.py`. It is how a design names a kernel, and `Target.kernel()` is its front door. * `_trace.py` and `_tracing.py` become one `iron/common/tracing.py`. They were the two halves of one feature under two nearly identical names: switch tracing on while the program is built, read the buffer back after the run. * The four imports in `build.py` are ordinary top-level ones. `iron_kernels_dir()` does not move with them. The kernels IRON still ships belong to the two operators that compile them, so GEMM and flm's GEMM each declare an `IN_TREE_KERNELS` of their own, relative to their own file, and nothing shared holds a path only they use. Two things surfaced while tracing the callers. swiglu_prefill_stream's generator still passed `self.kernels_dir`, an attribute that went with AIEContext, so building that design would have raised AttributeError; only stream-dse's absence here hid it. And its README still linked four files to `iron/common/stream/`, which moved under the operator some time ago. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/build.py | 10 +-- .../_kernels.py => common/kernels.py} | 13 +-- .../_tracing.py => common/tracing.py} | 84 +++++++++++++++++-- iron/operators/_trace.py | 71 ---------------- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 16 ++-- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 13 ++- iron/operators/gemv/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/softmax.py | 2 +- .../operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md | 8 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py | 3 +- .../swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py | 2 +- .../swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py | 2 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py | 2 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py | 2 +- 14 files changed, 115 insertions(+), 115 deletions(-) rename iron/{operators/_kernels.py => common/kernels.py} (94%) rename iron/{operators/_tracing.py => common/tracing.py} (66%) delete mode 100644 iron/operators/_trace.py diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index 25ee8c40b2..bc53926ffc 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -32,6 +32,8 @@ import numpy as np +from .kernels import declare_kernel, kernels_dir, target_arch +from .tracing import maybe_enable_trace from .declare import ( BoundBuffer, BoundStream, @@ -104,8 +106,6 @@ def __init__( ): from pathlib import Path - from iron.operators._kernels import target_arch - self.dev = dev self.kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) self.arch = target_arch(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" @@ -136,8 +136,6 @@ def kernel( prebuilt=None, ): """Declare a kernel the array calls; the fusion prefix is applied here.""" - from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel - return declare_kernel( name, arg_types, @@ -564,8 +562,6 @@ def sequence(*args): rt = Runtime(sequence, fn_args + params) prog = Program(ov.device(target), rt, workers=workers) if trace_size: - from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, workers) return prog.resolve_program() @@ -600,8 +596,6 @@ def generator_for(op: Operator, image: str = "elf") -> DesignGenerator: per-call values are the generator's dispatch-time parameters, so the two images are two modules and two cache keys. """ - from iron.operators._kernels import kernels_dir - return DesignGenerator( fn=build_design, kwargs={ diff --git a/iron/operators/_kernels.py b/iron/common/kernels.py similarity index 94% rename from iron/operators/_kernels.py rename to iron/common/kernels.py index 17ea5fbea7..bdfaa3d158 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_kernels.py +++ b/iron/common/kernels.py @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""How an iron/operators design declares the kernel it calls. +"""How a design declares the kernel it calls. One declaration, not two: ``ExternalFunction`` is the symbol and the object at once, and upstream compiles the source and names the object from its @@ -21,10 +21,6 @@ from aie.iron import ExternalFunction from aie.utils.compile.utils import resolve_target_arch -# The IRON checkout: iron/operators/../.. = two levels up from this file. -_REPO = Path(__file__).parent.parent.parent - - def kernels_dir() -> Path: """C++ kernel sources bundled with the installed mlir-aie package. @@ -38,11 +34,6 @@ def kernels_dir() -> Path: return Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) / "include" / "aie_kernels" -def iron_kernels_dir() -> Path: - """The kernels IRON still hosts: gemm's ``mm.cc``, flm's ``mm_fused.cc``.""" - return _REPO / "aie_kernels" - - def target_arch(dev=None) -> str: """``"aie2p"`` for NPU2 (Strix, Krackan), ``"aie2"`` for NPU1 (Phoenix).""" return resolve_target_arch( @@ -155,7 +146,7 @@ def declare_kernel( name, object_file_name=object_file_name, source_string=( - "// Generated by iron.operators._kernels.declare_kernel.\n" + "// Generated by iron.common.kernels.declare_kernel.\n" "// One translation unit: the kernel, plus the units it needs\n" "// linked but never calls through MLIR.\n" + includes ), diff --git a/iron/operators/_tracing.py b/iron/common/tracing.py similarity index 66% rename from iron/operators/_tracing.py rename to iron/common/tracing.py index 80787cf27d..6e82c30f57 100644 --- a/iron/operators/_tracing.py +++ b/iron/common/tracing.py @@ -1,13 +1,19 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 KU Leuven (MICAS). All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Write a traced run's hardware trace buffer as Perfetto JSON. +"""NPU hardware tracing, both halves: switch it on at build, read it after a run. -Tracing is configured at build time (``IRON_TRACE_SIZE`` / ``IRON_TRACE_NTILES``, -read by the operator's design), and the runtime syncs the buffer device->host after -every dispatch. Call :func:`dump_traces` after ``run()`` to write it out: +:func:`maybe_enable_trace` is called by ``build_design`` while the program +is being built. Explicit ``trace_size`` wins; otherwise ``IRON_TRACE_SIZE`` +decides, ``IRON_TRACE_NTILES`` (default 1) caps how many workers are traced +and 0 traces none. With neither set it is a no-op, so production paths are +unaffected. - from iron.common.tracing_utils import dump_traces +:func:`dump_traces` is called after ``run()`` and writes what the buffer +holds:: + + from iron.common.tracing import dump_traces run = operator.get_callable() run() @@ -40,11 +46,79 @@ from aie.utils.trace import parse_trace_slices, print_cycles_summary __all__ = [ + "maybe_enable_trace", + "resolve_trace_size", "dump_traces", "parse_trace_buffer", "lowered_mlir", ] + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Build time: switch tracing on +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def resolve_trace_size(trace_size=None): + """Effective trace size: explicit argument first, then ``IRON_TRACE_SIZE``, else 0.""" + if trace_size and trace_size > 0: + return int(trace_size) + # Deliberately unguarded: a malformed IRON_TRACE_SIZE should raise rather than + # silently disable tracing. + return int(os.environ.get("IRON_TRACE_SIZE", "0")) + + +def _default_coretile_events(): + import aie.utils.trace as trace_utils + + ev = trace_utils.events + return [ + ev.PortEvent(ev.CoreEvent.PORT_RUNNING_0, ev.WireBundle.DMA, 0, True), + ev.PortEvent(ev.CoreEvent.PORT_RUNNING_1, ev.WireBundle.DMA, 1, True), + ev.PortEvent(ev.CoreEvent.PORT_RUNNING_2, ev.WireBundle.DMA, 0, False), + ev.CoreEvent.INSTR_EVENT_0, + ev.CoreEvent.INSTR_EVENT_1, + ev.CoreEvent.MEMORY_STALL, + ev.CoreEvent.LOCK_STALL, + ev.CoreEvent.INSTR_VECTOR, + ] + + +def maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, workers, coretile_events=None): + """Configure per-op hardware trace if tracing is requested. + + Args: + prog: the ``Program`` being built. + trace_size: the design's ``trace_size`` argument (may be None/0). + workers: the design's workers; the first ``IRON_TRACE_NTILES`` are traced. + coretile_events: override the default core-tile event set. + + Returns: + The effective trace size (0 when tracing is off and nothing was configured). + """ + ts = resolve_trace_size(trace_size) + if ts <= 0: + return 0 + + # A count, so 0 legitimately means "trace no tiles"; only negatives are + # meaningless (a negative slice index would silently drop the LAST worker). + ntiles = max(0, int(os.environ.get("IRON_TRACE_NTILES", "1"))) + + prog.enable_trace( + ts, + workers=list(workers)[:ntiles], + coretile_events=( + coretile_events + if coretile_events is not None + else _default_coretile_events() + ), + ) + return ts + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# After the run: read the buffer back +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + DEFAULT_TRACE_DIR = "outputs/traces" diff --git a/iron/operators/_trace.py b/iron/operators/_trace.py deleted file mode 100644 index 4dcb8943db..0000000000 --- a/iron/operators/_trace.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,71 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Shared per-op NPU hardware-trace wiring for the iron/operators designs. - -Semantics: - * explicit ``trace_size`` wins; otherwise fall back to ``IRON_TRACE_SIZE`` - * ``IRON_TRACE_NTILES`` (default 1) caps how many workers get traced; 0 traces none - * no-op when neither is set, so production paths are unaffected -""" - -import os - -__all__ = ["maybe_enable_trace", "resolve_trace_size"] - - -def resolve_trace_size(trace_size=None): - """Effective trace size: explicit argument first, then ``IRON_TRACE_SIZE``, else 0.""" - if trace_size and trace_size > 0: - return int(trace_size) - # Deliberately unguarded: a malformed IRON_TRACE_SIZE should raise rather than - # silently disable tracing. - return int(os.environ.get("IRON_TRACE_SIZE", "0")) - - -def _default_coretile_events(): - import aie.utils.trace as trace_utils - - ev = trace_utils.events - return [ - ev.PortEvent(ev.CoreEvent.PORT_RUNNING_0, ev.WireBundle.DMA, 0, True), - ev.PortEvent(ev.CoreEvent.PORT_RUNNING_1, ev.WireBundle.DMA, 1, True), - ev.PortEvent(ev.CoreEvent.PORT_RUNNING_2, ev.WireBundle.DMA, 0, False), - ev.CoreEvent.INSTR_EVENT_0, - ev.CoreEvent.INSTR_EVENT_1, - ev.CoreEvent.MEMORY_STALL, - ev.CoreEvent.LOCK_STALL, - ev.CoreEvent.INSTR_VECTOR, - ] - - -def maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, workers, coretile_events=None): - """Configure per-op hardware trace if tracing is requested. - - Args: - prog: the ``Program`` being built. - trace_size: the design's ``trace_size`` argument (may be None/0). - workers: the design's workers; the first ``IRON_TRACE_NTILES`` are traced. - coretile_events: override the default core-tile event set. - - Returns: - The effective trace size (0 when tracing is off and nothing was configured). - """ - ts = resolve_trace_size(trace_size) - if ts <= 0: - return 0 - - # A count, so 0 legitimately means "trace no tiles"; only negatives are - # meaningless (a negative slice index would silently drop the LAST worker). - ntiles = max(0, int(os.environ.get("IRON_TRACE_NTILES", "1"))) - - prog.enable_trace( - ts, - workers=list(workers)[:ntiles], - coretile_events=( - coretile_events - if coretile_events is not None - else _default_coretile_events() - ), - ) - return ts diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 0ee5ff8797..d08b69f129 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ """ import dataclasses +from pathlib import Path from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np @@ -41,7 +42,7 @@ select, tunable, ) -from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources +from iron.common.kernels import lut_sources from iron.common.tiling import Access from iron.common.utils import split_run from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import ( @@ -275,12 +276,15 @@ def kernel_object(self) -> str: f"_em{self.epilogue_mask:x}.o" ) - def kernel_source(self, target): - # The last kernel IRON keeps in-tree, pending upstreaming to mlir-aie: - # its runtime epilogue (#200) is newer than the package copy. - from iron.operators._kernels import iron_kernels_dir + # mm_fused.cc is kept in this repository, pending upstreaming to + # mlir-aie: its runtime epilogue (#200) is newer than the package copy. + # iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py -> gemm -> flm -> operators -> iron -> root. + IN_TREE_KERNELS: ClassVar[Path] = ( + Path(__file__).resolve().parents[4] / "aie_kernels" + ) - return iron_kernels_dir() / "generic" / "mm_fused.cc" + def kernel_source(self, target): + return self.IN_TREE_KERNELS / "generic" / "mm_fused.cc" def kernel_flags(self, target) -> list[str]: """The -D set mm_fused.cc is compiled with.""" diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 1bae9526a0..7d457d8df4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -4,6 +4,9 @@ import dataclasses from dataclasses import field +from pathlib import Path +from typing import ClassVar + import numpy as np import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -212,12 +215,16 @@ def kernel_flags(self, target) -> list[str]: flags.append(f"-I{target.kernels_dir / 'aie2'}") return flags + # aie2's mm.cc is patched in this repository rather than taken from the + # package. iron/operators/gemm/op.py -> gemm -> operators -> iron -> root. + IN_TREE_KERNELS: ClassVar[Path] = ( + Path(__file__).resolve().parents[3] / "aie_kernels" + ) + def kernel_source(self, target): """The mm.cc this overlay compiles; aie2's is patched in-tree.""" if target.arch == "aie2": - from iron.operators._kernels import iron_kernels_dir - - return iron_kernels_dir() / "aie2" / "mm.cc" + return self.IN_TREE_KERNELS / "aie2" / "mm.cc" return target.kernel_source("mm") def device(self, target): diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py index 49c97e4c71..83d55d8318 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV, gelu_tanh_approx -from iron.operators._kernels import target_arch +from iron.common.kernels import target_arch import numpy as np import torch from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax.py b/iron/operators/softmax.py index d1c612290d..473435b5e6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax.py @@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns -from iron.operators._kernels import lut_sources +from iron.common.kernels import lut_sources @operator diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md index d39b6de1ff..d797d75442 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md @@ -16,9 +16,9 @@ stream-dse needs two inputs, and IRON writes both from one source. | | Source | Built by | | --- | --- | --- | -| Workload (ONNX) | [`reference.py`](./reference.py), the `SwiGLU` `nn.Module` | `torch.export` via [`iron/common/stream/workload.py`](../../common/stream/workload.py) | -| Mapping (YAML) | the placement in [`stream_design.py`](./stream_design.py) | [`iron/common/stream/mapping.py`](../../common/stream/mapping.py) | -| Kernels (`.cc`) | IRON's `aie_kernels` library | the registry in [`iron/common/stream/ops.py`](../../common/stream/ops.py) | +| Workload (ONNX) | [`reference.py`](./reference.py), the `SwiGLU` `nn.Module` | `torch.export` via [`stream/workload.py`](./stream/workload.py) | +| Mapping (YAML) | the placement in [`stream_design.py`](./stream_design.py) | [`stream/mapping.py`](./stream/mapping.py) | +| Kernels (`.cc`) | IRON's `aie_kernels` library | the registry in [`stream/ops.py`](./stream/ops.py) | `reference.py` is the single source of truth. Running it produces the golden output the test compares against; exporting it produces the workload the design is generated from. @@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ pytest iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py ## Adding another operator -One `StreamKernel` plus one `TORCH_OPS` entry in `iron/common/stream/ops.py`, pointing +One `StreamKernel` plus one `TORCH_OPS` entry in `stream/ops.py`, pointing at IRON's `aie_kernels//.cc`, plus that operator's own placement. The kernel entry carries both the compile flags and the operand layouts, so the layout the generated DMAs produce and the layout the compiled object expects come from one place. diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py index 5a65462651..a952ba6116 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.common import DesignGenerator, Operator +from iron.common.kernels import kernels_dir from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence @@ -39,7 +40,7 @@ def generator(self, image="elf"): "embedding_dim": embedding_dim, "hidden_dim": hidden_dim, "npu": npu, - "kernels_dir": self.kernels_dir, + "kernels_dir": kernels_dir(), }, ) diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py index b26c3992d9..afb1655384 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ from onnxscript.values import Op, Opset from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.layout import TiledStridedLayout, tiled_2d -from iron.operators._kernels import declare_kernel +from iron.common.kernels import declare_kernel # Intrinsic MAC tile dimensions of the aie2p kernels stream-dse targets. The # operand layouts are the contract the generated DMAs and the compiled kernel diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py index 43e585be2a..7b20971ee4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py @@ -454,7 +454,7 @@ def declare_group_kernels(group_index, *, k, kernels_dir) -> dict: The registry is the single place a kernel's source, compile flags and symbol names are declared, so the object and the generated design agree. """ - from iron.operators._kernels import target_arch + from iron.common.kernels import target_arch from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.ops import ELTWISE_MUL, GEMM, SILU tiles = gemm_tiles(k) diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py index 665c08a417..940cc6da10 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import pytest import torch -from iron.operators._tracing import dump_traces +from iron.common.tracing import dump_traces # The design is generated by stream-dse at compile() time. stream-dse is an # optional dependency (see requirements_stream.txt) absent from the default CI diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py index c64efe88ed..6f2e44cfaa 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py @@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ import pytest from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor -from iron.operators import _tracing as tracing_utils +from iron.common import tracing as tracing_utils @pytest.mark.parametrize("dtype", [np.int8, np.uint8]) From b301253cd53ad3f40255f453b9dae47a86e34246 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 11:53:25 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 150/215] Restyle step 1: no utils.py, no golden model, one name per thing The first of four passes bringing iron/common closer to aie.iron's shape, where a file is named for what it holds and there is no `utils` anywhere. `utils.py` held five things with nothing in common but a lack of a home. Each has one now: `DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP`, `bank_elements` and `L1_BANK_BYTES` are descriptor and local-memory facts, so they join `tiling.py`; `get_shim_dma_limit` has one caller, `Overlay.shim_columns`, and `serialize_param` names a build, so both go to `declare.py`. `float_to_name` and `L1_BANK_BYTES` had no caller outside the module at all. `split_run` was three different functions. One factors a run into `(hi, lo)` for the d1/d0 slots (tiling's). One encodes a run as BD dims, and is now `run_dims`. GEMV declared a third inside a method, a stricter variant of the first, now `factor_run` with a docstring saying how it differs. Nothing distinguished them before but their call sites. `Golden` was never a golden model. `golden(op)` draws random inputs for the declared buffers and calls `op.reference()` on them, so it pairs a draw with the operator's own reference, not with an independent oracle. It is `vectors(op)` returning `Vectors`, and the docstring says what it is not. Two modules were named `testing.py` and `test_utils.py`, and nothing in either name said which was which. I had planned to merge them, and measured before doing it: `testing.py` costs 243 ms and 409 modules, `test_utils.py` 2,077 ms and 1,361, because it imports torch. Merging would put that on every operator import. So they stay apart, and the heavy one is `harness.py` -- the thing that runs a test, beside `testing.py`, the thing an operator writes to declare one. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 11 +-- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 10 +- README.md | 2 +- conftest.py | 6 +- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py | 2 +- iron/common/declare.py | 51 +++++++++- iron/common/elementwise.py | 2 +- iron/common/{test_utils.py => harness.py} | 24 +++-- iron/common/testing.py | 2 +- iron/common/tiling.py | 50 +++++++++- iron/common/utils.py | 97 -------------------- iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py | 2 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 4 +- iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py | 22 ++--- iron/operators/gemm/test.py | 4 +- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 11 ++- iron/operators/gemv/test.py | 8 +- iron/operators/mem_copy.py | 2 +- iron/operators/mha/test.py | 4 +- iron/operators/repeat.py | 2 +- iron/operators/rms_norm.py | 3 +- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py | 2 +- iron/operators/test.py | 4 +- iron/tests/common/tiling.py | 2 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py | 10 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py | 2 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 2 +- 29 files changed, 181 insertions(+), 164 deletions(-) rename iron/common/{test_utils.py => harness.py} (91%) delete mode 100644 iron/common/utils.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index bbc0b7b73f..686e1ce277 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ reuse lint xclbin) declare an `Xclbin` attribute and pinned streams instead of `design()`. - The operator's `reference(*inputs)` is the CPU reference the tests - and the graph reference run; `golden(op)` in `iron/common/test_utils` + and the graph reference run; `vectors(op)` in `iron/common/harness` draws random inputs for its declared buffers and takes the outputs from it. - `test = Testing(cases, ...)` on the operator class @@ -177,8 +177,7 @@ reuse lint - `elementwise.py`: the shared elementwise template and its two stream shapes - `jit_compile.py`: the seam onto mlir-aie's `CompilableDesign` - `sequence.py`: the image builder a graph lowers onto (`OperatorSequence`) - - `utils.py`: Helper functions (`torch_to_numpy`, `numpy_to_torch`) - - `test_utils.py`: the operator test harness (`golden`, `run_test`, `verify_buffer`, `record_metric`) + - - `harness.py`: the device test harness (`vectors`, `run_test`, `verify_buffer`, `record_metric`) - `testing.py`: how an operator declares the shapes it is tested at (`Testing`, `Case`) - `artifacts.py`: the record of what a compiled image consists of @@ -321,11 +320,11 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute `channeled_unary_cases`/`binary_elementwise_cases` build the elementwise sweeps - `extensive=True` keeps a case out of the default suite - - `draw=` passes `golden()` its arguments (`normal=`, `centered=`, a given + - `draw=` passes `vectors()` its arguments (`normal=`, `centered=`, a given tensor or shape per input), or a callable of the operator for an input with preconditions (a packed quantization, an angle table) - `iron/operators/test.py` runs it; a test with a body of its own goes - beside the operator and calls `run_test(op, golden(op), ...)`, with + beside the operator and calls `run_test(op, vectors(op), ...)`, with `record_metric()` for any figure beyond latency and bandwidth - a shape the operator must *refuse* goes in `iron/tests/operators/rejected_shapes.py`, which needs no device @@ -425,7 +424,7 @@ void my_kernel(bfloat16* in, bfloat16* out, int32_t size) { ### Test Verification Pattern ```python -from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer +from iron.common.harness import verify_buffer # Compare NPU output against CPU reference errors = verify_buffer( diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 9b7a4f6cf3..76ba21729f 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -891,7 +891,7 @@ authoring layer, and the decode-drift snapshot (ยง18). the steps. - **O7. Verbose report format.** What `compile(dev, verbose=True)` prints: the image, each sequence's kind and boundaries, each per-call value's lowering. -- **O8. The `MAX_WRAP` FIXME.** `iron/common/utils.py` already has +- **O8. The `MAX_WRAP` FIXME.** `iron/common/tiling.py` already has `DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP` and a shared `split_run`, with a comment arguing the wrap is identical across every target model IRON builds for. The tiler uses the shared helper; the FIXME closes by deletion, not by `dev.max_wrap`. @@ -1366,8 +1366,8 @@ spelling. is gone; the two arg-spec modules are one test in `declare.py`; a file named on the command line collected twice (pytest collects an initial path itself, whatever its name) and now collects once. The 24 -`generate_golden_reference` functions are one `golden(op)` in -`iron/common/test_utils.py`, drawing every declared input in declaration +`generate_golden_reference` functions are one `vectors(op)` in +`iron/common/harness.py`, drawing every declared input in declaration order and taking the outputs from `op.reference()`, which every operator now has (gelu and layer_norm had none beyond their generator; dequant's unpacks what the kernel unpacks; MHA's is causal attention with the @@ -1404,8 +1404,8 @@ graph tests, the reference parity test and the toolchain gates trace is one `iron/tests/common/llama_model.py`. **The operator tests are one function each.** `operator_test(cls, cases, -rel_tol=, abs_tol=, draw=)` in `iron/common/test_utils.py` is the -parametrized test: construct, `golden()`, `run_test()`, assert; the 18 +rel_tol=, abs_tol=, draw=)` in `iron/common/harness.py` is the +parametrized test: construct, `vectors()`, `run_test()`, assert; the 18 operators whose test was the same thirty lines around a parameter sweep are now a case list and that one call (`channeled_unary_cases` and `binary_elementwise_cases` build the elementwise families' sweeps). The diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 094cf10e49..10b5796d0f 100755 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -135,7 +135,7 @@ All available operators can be found in `iron/operators`. These each contain: - `op.py` (or `.py` for a small operator): The operator, declared as two classes (see `iron/common/declare.py` and `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md`). The **overlay** is what configures the NPU array: its tunables, the streams into and out of the array in tile units, the values the cores read, and `design()`, which builds the array with ObjectFIFOs and Workers around a C++ kernel from the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels). The **operator** is the host side: its buffers declared by shape against the overlay's streams, and the runtime sequence, which the library derives from that declaration or the operator writes by hand. One overlay serves every extent, so one build of the array serves many shapes. - The operator's `reference()` method: the CPU implementation the NPU result is checked against, on the declared shapes. -- `test = Testing(cases, ...)` on the operator class: the shapes it is checked at on a device. `iron/operators/test.py` runs every operator's declaration, building it, running `golden(op)` through it and verifying against the reference. An operator with a device test of its own keeps a `test.py` beside it. +- `test = Testing(cases, ...)` on the operator class: the shapes it is checked at on a device. `iron/operators/test.py` runs every operator's declaration, building it, running `vectors(op)` through it and verifying against the reference. An operator with a device test of its own keeps a `test.py` beside it. Operators compose into graph functions: a Python function called on handles, traced once for its shapes, compiled to one image and called per token (`iron.graph`, see `iron/common/graph.py`; `iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py` is the worked example). diff --git a/conftest.py b/conftest.py index 1d65af78fe..721cd43350 100644 --- a/conftest.py +++ b/conftest.py @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import pytest import statistics -from iron.common import test_utils +from iron.common import harness import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -142,10 +142,10 @@ def pytest_runtest_makereport(item, call): test_name = item.nodeid.rsplit("::", 1)[-1] passed = report.outcome == "passed" - # What the test reported through test_utils.record_metric (run_test + # What the test reported through harness.record_metric (run_test # records latency and bandwidth; a test adds its own, e.g. throughput). csv_reporter.add_result( - test_path, test_name, passed, test_utils.take_metrics() + test_path, test_name, passed, harness.take_metrics() ) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py index 210622b5db..71f7ff6eb2 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import sys from pathlib import Path -from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric +from iron.common.harness import record_metric repo_root = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[3] weights_dir = Path(os.environ.get("IRON_EXAMPLE_WEIGHTS_DIR", "/srv")) diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py index be1dc5d369..110353e549 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/common/declare.py @@ -58,7 +58,6 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): from abc import ABCMeta -from .utils import get_shim_dma_limit, serialize_param # Short spellings in artifact stems, for the fields every family shares. _NAME_ALIASES = { @@ -1136,6 +1135,56 @@ def _overlay_class_of(cls: type) -> type | None: return None +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Facts about the device and the name a build is keyed on +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def get_shim_dma_limit(dev) -> int: + """Return the total number of ShimDMA output channels available on the device. + + Each shim tile exposes a fixed number of DMA source connections; summing + across all shim tiles gives the device-wide ShimDMA budget. + """ + from aie.dialects.aie import WireBundle, get_target_model + + tm = get_target_model(dev.resolve()) + return sum( + tm.get_num_source_shim_mux_connections(col, row, WireBundle.DMA) + for col in range(tm.columns()) + for row in range(tm.rows()) + if tm.is_shim_noc_or_pl_tile(col, row) + ) + + +def serialize_param(v: object) -> str: + """A parameter value as a short, filesystem-safe token for labels.""" + if isinstance(v, bool): + return str(int(v)) + if isinstance(v, float): + return float_to_name(v) + if isinstance(v, (list, tuple)): + return "x".join(str(x) for x in v) + return str(v) + + +def float_to_name(v: float) -> str: + """Convert a float to a filesystem-safe string for use in operator names. + + Uses repr() for the shortest exact round-trip representation, then sanitizes + characters that are problematic in filenames or shell scripts, for instance: + '.' -> 'p' (decimal point) + '-' -> 'n' (negative sign / negative exponent) + '+' -> '' (positive exponent, redundant) + + Examples: + 3.0 -> '3p0' + 0.01 -> '0p01' + -0.5 -> 'n0p5' + 1e-10 -> '1en10' + """ + return repr(v).replace(".", "p").replace("-", "n").replace("+", "") + + # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Overlay # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/common/elementwise.py b/iron/common/elementwise.py index 51c0866d1f..6de265c78b 100644 --- a/iron/common/elementwise.py +++ b/iron/common/elementwise.py @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ def reference(self, x): ... tunable, ) from .declare import _Stream -from .utils import bank_elements +from .tiling import bank_elements # The line an elementwise core streams when nothing else is asked for: small # enough to divide any extent a model has, at some cost in DMA efficiency. diff --git a/iron/common/test_utils.py b/iron/common/harness.py similarity index 91% rename from iron/common/test_utils.py rename to iron/common/harness.py index fa11243368..f1a490ed58 100644 --- a/iron/common/test_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/harness.py @@ -1,6 +1,14 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +"""The device test harness: draw vectors, run an operator, check and time it. + +Heavy by nature -- torch, and mlir-aie's runtime and benchmark helpers -- +so it is imported by tests, never by an operator module. The light half, +how an operator *declares* the shapes it is tested at, is +:mod:`iron.common.testing`, which imports neither torch nor pytest. +""" + from __future__ import annotations import dataclasses @@ -32,8 +40,8 @@ def torch_dtype(dtype) -> torch.dtype: @dataclasses.dataclass -class Golden: - """Test vectors for one operator, keyed by its declared buffer names.""" +class Vectors: + """One operator's test vectors, keyed by its declared buffer names.""" inputs: dict[str, torch.Tensor] outputs: dict[str, torch.Tensor] @@ -42,9 +50,13 @@ def __getitem__(self, name: str) -> torch.Tensor: return self.inputs[name] if name in self.inputs else self.outputs[name] -def golden(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Golden: +def vectors(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Vectors: """Random inputs for ``op``'s declared buffers, and its reference's outputs. + Not a golden model: the expected outputs are ``op.reference()`` on the + inputs drawn here, so this pairs a draw with the operator's own + reference rather than with an independent oracle. + Each ``In`` buffer, in declaration order, is ``torch.rand`` of its declared shape and dtype times ``scale`` (``torch.randn`` for the names in ``normal``, shifted to centre on zero for those in ``centered``; an @@ -82,7 +94,7 @@ def golden(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Golden raise ValueError( f"{type(op).__name__}.reference returned {len(outs)} outputs for {names}" ) - return Golden(inputs, dict(zip(names, outs))) + return Vectors(inputs, dict(zip(names, outs))) # TODO: Consider upstreaming generic buffer utilities to mlir-aie once operator abstractions stabilize. @@ -193,14 +205,14 @@ def run_test( ) -> Run: """Compile ``operator``, run it on the device, time it, check its outputs. - ``inputs`` is a :class:`Golden`, or the inputs by name with ``outputs`` + ``inputs`` is a :class:`Vectors`, or the inputs by name with ``outputs`` the expected outputs by name (an expected value of ``None`` is not checked); both are consumed in the order of the operator's declared buffers. An ``inout`` buffer is given as an input and checked under that name. Latency (the NPU's own time) and effective bandwidth are recorded for the CSV and returned. """ - if isinstance(inputs, Golden): + if isinstance(inputs, Vectors): inputs, outputs = inputs.inputs, inputs.outputs if not hasattr(operator, "buffers"): raise ValueError("run_test runs one declared operator (see Operator.buffers)") diff --git a/iron/common/testing.py b/iron/common/testing.py index 80c3421feb..916bc820c6 100644 --- a/iron/common/testing.py +++ b/iron/common/testing.py @@ -65,7 +65,7 @@ class Testing: ``cases`` is what to construct: :class:`Case` objects or plain keyword dicts, or a callable returning them, which is what an operator whose shapes follow the device's width declares. ``draw`` is extra - :func:`iron.common.test_utils.golden` arguments, or a callable of the + :func:`iron.common.harness.vectors` arguments, or a callable of the operator returning them (an input that must satisfy the kernel's preconditions: a packed quantization, an angle table). The tolerances are the gate: an operator that only moves data sets both to zero, since diff --git a/iron/common/tiling.py b/iron/common/tiling.py index 930436abbc..15a3eb7e18 100644 --- a/iron/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/common/tiling.py @@ -43,7 +43,6 @@ import numpy as np -from .utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP _STRIDE_BITS = 20 _ADDR_GRANULE_BYTES = 4 @@ -93,6 +92,55 @@ def contiguous(elements: int, offset: int, run: int) -> Access: return Access(elements, offset, (1, 1, 1, run), (0, 0, 0, 1)) +# Widest wrap a shim or mem tile DMA buffer descriptor's size field can encode. +# Not exposed by the Python bindings (AIETargetModel::getDmaBdWrapBits is +# unbound), so it is written down here rather than in each design; gemv, +# repeat and mha all hardcoded the same 1023 independently. +# +# This is the same 10 bits on every target model this repo builds for -- +# BaseNPU1TargetModel and BaseNPU2TargetModel both inherit it unmodified from +# AIE2TargetModel::getDmaBdWrapBits, which does not override it per device -- +# so callers do not need to look it up per-device. It is NOT the same for +# every tile type, though: core tiles get an 8-bit wrap (max 255), not 10-bit. +# This constant is only valid for shim/mem tile descriptors, which is what +# every current caller (gemv, repeat, mha, flm.GEMM) uses it for. +DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP = (1 << 10) - 1 + + +# One bank of a core's local memory. AIE2 and AIE2P both have eight 8 KB +# banks, and a fifo object spanning more than one bank cannot be +# double-buffered in what is left; the target model exposes the total +# (get_local_memory_size) but not the banking, so the figure is named here +# rather than spelled at each use. +L1_BANK_BYTES = 8192 + + +def bank_elements(dtype) -> int: + """Elements of ``dtype`` in one local-memory bank: the largest line a core + holds at a fifo depth of two.""" + import numpy as np + + return L1_BANK_BYTES // np.dtype(dtype).itemsize + + +def run_dims(run: int, max_wrap: int = DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP) -> list[tuple[int, int]]: + """Encode a contiguous run of ``run`` elements as BD (size, stride) dims. + + One dimension suffices while the run fits the BD's size field; a longer run + splits into two at the cost of one of the four available dimensions. + + >>> run_dims(512) + [(512, 1)] + >>> run_dims(2048) + [(2, 1024), (1024, 1)] + """ + if run <= max_wrap: + return [(run, 1)] + if run % 2: + raise ValueError(f"cannot split an odd run ({run}) exceeding {max_wrap}") + return [(2, run // 2), (run // 2, 1)] + + _ITER_MAX = 64 # 6-bit iteration wrap, biased by one diff --git a/iron/common/utils.py b/iron/common/utils.py deleted file mode 100644 index 8145e63b25..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/utils.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,97 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -from aie.dialects.aie import get_target_model, WireBundle - - -# One bank of a core's local memory. AIE2 and AIE2P both have eight 8 KB -# banks, and a fifo object spanning more than one bank cannot be -# double-buffered in what is left; the target model exposes the total -# (get_local_memory_size) but not the banking, so the figure is named here -# rather than spelled at each use. -L1_BANK_BYTES = 8192 - - -def bank_elements(dtype) -> int: - """Elements of ``dtype`` in one local-memory bank: the largest line a core - holds at a fifo depth of two.""" - import numpy as np - - return L1_BANK_BYTES // np.dtype(dtype).itemsize - - -def get_shim_dma_limit(dev) -> int: - """Return the total number of ShimDMA output channels available on the device. - - Each shim tile exposes a fixed number of DMA source connections; summing - across all shim tiles gives the device-wide ShimDMA budget. - """ - tm = get_target_model(dev.resolve()) - return sum( - tm.get_num_source_shim_mux_connections(col, row, WireBundle.DMA) - for col in range(tm.columns()) - for row in range(tm.rows()) - if tm.is_shim_noc_or_pl_tile(col, row) - ) - - -def serialize_param(v: object) -> str: - """A parameter value as a short, filesystem-safe token for labels.""" - if isinstance(v, bool): - return str(int(v)) - if isinstance(v, float): - return float_to_name(v) - if isinstance(v, (list, tuple)): - return "x".join(str(x) for x in v) - return str(v) - - -def float_to_name(v: float) -> str: - """Convert a float to a filesystem-safe string for use in operator names. - - Uses repr() for the shortest exact round-trip representation, then sanitizes - characters that are problematic in filenames or shell scripts, for instance: - '.' -> 'p' (decimal point) - '-' -> 'n' (negative sign / negative exponent) - '+' -> '' (positive exponent, redundant) - - Examples: - 3.0 -> '3p0' - 0.01 -> '0p01' - -0.5 -> 'n0p5' - 1e-10 -> '1en10' - """ - return repr(v).replace(".", "p").replace("-", "n").replace("+", "") - - -# Widest wrap a shim or mem tile DMA buffer descriptor's size field can encode. -# Not exposed by the Python bindings (AIETargetModel::getDmaBdWrapBits is -# unbound), so it is written down here rather than in each design; gemv, -# repeat and mha all hardcoded the same 1023 independently. -# -# This is the same 10 bits on every target model this repo builds for -- -# BaseNPU1TargetModel and BaseNPU2TargetModel both inherit it unmodified from -# AIE2TargetModel::getDmaBdWrapBits, which does not override it per device -- -# so callers do not need to look it up per-device. It is NOT the same for -# every tile type, though: core tiles get an 8-bit wrap (max 255), not 10-bit. -# This constant is only valid for shim/mem tile descriptors, which is what -# every current caller (gemv, repeat, mha, flm.GEMM) uses it for. -DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP = (1 << 10) - 1 - - -def split_run(run: int, max_wrap: int = DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP) -> list[tuple[int, int]]: - """Encode a contiguous run of ``run`` elements as BD (size, stride) dims. - - One dimension suffices while the run fits the BD's size field; a longer run - splits into two at the cost of one of the four available dimensions. - - >>> split_run(512) - [(512, 1)] - >>> split_run(2048) - [(2, 1024), (1024, 1)] - """ - if run <= max_wrap: - return [(run, 1)] - if run % 2: - raise ValueError(f"cannot split an odd run ({run}) exceeding {max_wrap}") - return [(2, run // 2), (run // 2, 1)] diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py index af55f506cf..474e02bf2a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/benchmark.py @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ from iron.operators import GEMM as IronGEMM from iron.operators.flm import GEMM as FLMGEMM from iron.operators.flm import Shipped -from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric +from iron.common.harness import record_metric # Opt-in only: this module downloads the overlay, so keep it out of the default # run. See the note in the module docstring. diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index d08b69f129..54710e008c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ ) from iron.common.kernels import lut_sources from iron.common.tiling import Access -from iron.common.utils import split_run +from iron.common.tiling import run_dims from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import ( A_DEPTH, B_DEPTH, @@ -402,7 +402,7 @@ def fused_kernel(name, arg_types): a_send_dims = [ (K_DIV_CT_K_MAX, R * CT_MAX_K), (M_CHUNK * M_TILE // R, R * K_TILE), - ] + split_run(R * CT_MAX_K) + ] + run_dims(R * CT_MAX_K) # C: one join per column; each of the ROWS cores drops its slice at # its own offset in a single memtile buffer. diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py index 3b45e329f6..60e4d24afa 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py @@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ from iron.operators.flm.gemm.op import GEMM from iron.operators.flm.gemm.reference import apply_epilogue from iron.operators.flm.gemm.shipped import Shipped -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test +from iron.common.harness import record_metric, run_test, vectors # Unpacked so the parameter tables below stay column-aligned. NONE, GELU, SILU, SIGMOID = Epilogue @@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ def get_params(): return params -def vectors(operator, scale=4.0): +def flm_vectors(operator, scale=4.0): """Random A (signed) and B (non-negative) at ``scale``, and epilogue(A @ B). ``scale`` matters for the epilogue tests: the result grows like @@ -133,11 +133,11 @@ def vectors(operator, scale=4.0): range where the curve is actually interesting. B is drawn row-major ``(K, N)``; the operator consumes it packed (see ``GEMM.pack_B``). """ - return golden(operator, normal=("A",), scale=scale, B=(operator.K, operator.N)) + return vectors(operator, normal=("A",), scale=scale, B=(operator.K, operator.N)) def check_on_device(operator, data, rounding=CONV_EVEN): - """Run ``operator`` against its golden vectors and return run_test's result. + """Run ``operator`` against its drawn vectors and return run_test's result. Bounds the error absolutely, as a fraction of the accumulated mass K * mean|a| * mean|b|. A relative tolerance cannot work: with signed A the @@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ def test_gemm(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, rounding, npu_runtime): ) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device( - operator, vectors(operator, scale), rounding + operator, flm_vectors(operator, scale), rounding ) record_metric("Throughput", (2.0 * M * K * N) / (latency_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) @@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ def test_gemm_split_leg_bounds_runs(npu_runtime): M, K, N = 512, 10240, 10240 operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N) - errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device(operator, vectors(operator)) + errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device(operator, flm_vectors(operator)) assert not errors, "Test failed" @@ -271,7 +271,7 @@ def test_gemm_tile_options(M, K, N, tile_n, tile_ma, npu_runtime): operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, tile_n=tile_n, tile_ma=tile_ma) assert (operator._tuned_ov.tile_n, operator._tuned_ov.tile_ma) == (tile_n, tile_ma) errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device( - operator, vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE) + operator, flm_vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE) ) assert not errors, "Test failed" @@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(npu_runtime): xclbin = None for M, K, N, epilogue in shapes: operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue) - data = vectors(operator, 4.0 if epilogue == "none" else 0.5) + data = flm_vectors(operator, 4.0 if epilogue == "none" else 0.5) mass = K * data["A"].abs().float().mean() * data["B"].abs().float().mean() errors, _, _ = run_test( operator, @@ -340,7 +340,7 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(npu_runtime): xclbin = None for clamp in bounds: operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=clamp) - errors, _, _ = check_on_device(operator, vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE)) + errors, _, _ = check_on_device(operator, flm_vectors(operator, INPUT_SCALE)) assert not errors, f"clamp={clamp} produced wrong output" image = operator.artifacts.image @@ -418,7 +418,7 @@ def test_shipped_overlay(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, npu_runtime): Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp ) # B drawn row-major (K, N); the operator consumes it packed (pack_B). - data = golden(operator, normal=("A",), B=(K, N)) + data = vectors(operator, normal=("A",), B=(K, N)) input_buffers = {"A": data["A"].flatten(), "B": operator.pack_B(data["B"])} output_buffers = {"C": data["C"].flatten()} @@ -477,7 +477,7 @@ def test_shipped_epilogue_matches_accumulator(epilogue, clamp, npu_runtime): # are actually curved; at the default scale the product lands around +-900, # where gelu and silu are indistinguishable from the identity. probe = GEMM(Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N) - data = golden(probe, normal=("A",), scale=0.5, B=(K, N)) + data = vectors(probe, normal=("A",), scale=0.5, B=(K, N)) A, B = data["A"], data["B"] def run(epi, clm): diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py index fa6d7aea46..d0d5cb42f3 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test +from iron.common.harness import record_metric, run_test, vectors def get_params(): @@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ def test_gemm( c_col_maj=c_col_maj, ) - data = golden(operator, normal=("A",)) + data = vectors(operator, normal=("A",)) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.005, abs_tol=0.005 ) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index 9d4807dfa2..4e5d012cc4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.tiling import Access -from iron.common.utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP +from iron.common.tiling import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # The overlay: what configures the array. @@ -340,7 +340,12 @@ def design(self, rt): GRAN_ELEMS = 2 # 4-byte shim granularity / 2-byte bf16 element MAX_STRIDE = ((1 << 20) - 1) * GRAN_ELEMS - def split_run(run, lim=DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP, gran=GRAN_ELEMS): + def factor_run(run, lim=DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP, gran=GRAN_ELEMS): + """``(hi, lo)`` with both at most ``lim`` elements. + + Stricter than :func:`iron.common.tiling.split_run`, whose ``lo`` + may run to ``lim`` granules rather than ``lim`` elements. + """ lo_start = (lim // gran) * gran for lo in range(lo_start, 0, -gran): if run % lo == 0 and (run // lo) <= lim: @@ -349,7 +354,7 @@ def split_run(run, lim=DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP, gran=GRAN_ELEMS): A_run, A_bstride = (M // cols) * K, M * K C_run, C_bstride = (M // cols), M - A_split, C_split = split_run(A_run), split_run(C_run) + A_split, C_split = factor_run(A_run), factor_run(C_run) coalesce = ( nb > 1 and A_bstride <= MAX_STRIDE diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py index 83d55d8318..b3aa365b61 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ from iron.common.kernels import target_arch import numpy as np import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, record_metric, run_test +from iron.common.harness import record_metric, run_test, vectors def get_params(): @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ def test_gemv(M, K, num_aie_columns, tile_size_input, tile_size_output, npu_runt tile_size_input=tile_size_input, tile_size_output=tile_size_output, ) - data = golden(operator, normal=("A", "B")) + data = vectors(operator, normal=("A", "B")) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-3 @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ def test_gemv_batched( tile_size_output=tile_size_output, num_batches=num_batches, ) - data = golden(operator, normal=("A", "B")) + data = vectors(operator, normal=("A", "B")) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-3 ) @@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ def test_gemv_gelu( epilogue="gelu", ) # The reference is the plain product; the epilogue is applied here. - data = golden(operator, normal=("A", "B")) + data = vectors(operator, normal=("A", "B")) c_ref = data["C"].to(torch.float32).numpy() c_gelu = torch.from_numpy(gelu_tanh_approx(c_ref).astype(np.float32)).to( torch.bfloat16 diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py index b9a1705414..bc777bf515 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py @@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ tunable, ) from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns -from iron.common.utils import bank_elements +from iron.common.tiling import bank_elements from iron.common.tiling import Access # The maximum value the 4th dimension of DMA BD can be set diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/test.py b/iron/operators/mha/test.py index c629556203..3317a50ab8 100755 --- a/iron/operators/mha/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/test.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.mha.op import MHA -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test +from iron.common.harness import run_test, vectors def get_params(): @@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ def test_mha(seq_len, dim, num_heads, num_pipelines, num_kv_heads, npu_runtime): num_of_pipelines=num_pipelines, ) - data = golden(operator) + data = vectors(operator) errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( operator, data.inputs, data.outputs, rel_tol=4.0e-2, abs_tol=1.5e-1 diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat.py b/iron/operators/repeat.py index b362d46da5..2f02f86b5b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat.py @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ ) from iron.common.tiling import Access, granule_elements from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing -from iron.common.utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP +from iron.common.tiling import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP @operator diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py index d012a1e448..d33edaf593 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py @@ -22,7 +22,8 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise, norm from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing -from iron.common.utils import bank_elements, get_shim_dma_limit +from iron.common.declare import get_shim_dma_limit +from iron.common.tiling import bank_elements _I32 = np.ndarray[(1,), np.dtype[np.int32]] # type: ignore[misc] diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py index 08ddf33402..8455752a3e 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import pytest -from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric, verify_buffer +from iron.common.harness import record_metric, verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.silu import SiLU from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py index dbdc4d939c..852bc3b0d4 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ import pytest -from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric, verify_buffer +from iron.common.harness import record_metric, verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul from iron.operators.silu import SiLU from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import swiglu_prefill diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py index 940cc6da10..663a9c0a0b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py @@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ # against come from swiglu_decode's reference, which it shares. from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import generate_golden_reference from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.reference import INPUT, OUTPUT, WEIGHTS -from iron.common.test_utils import record_metric, verify_buffer +from iron.common.harness import record_metric, verify_buffer # The MILP-feasible shape on the whole-array Strix (npu2) target. SEQ_LEN, EMBEDDING_DIM, HIDDEN_DIM = 256, 512, 2048 diff --git a/iron/operators/test.py b/iron/operators/test.py index edb0cacfef..9c1e352ea4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/test.py @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils import iron.operators as catalog -from iron.common.test_utils import golden, run_test +from iron.common.harness import run_test, vectors from iron.common.testing import Testing if aie_utils.get_current_device() is None: @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ def test_operator(cls, declaration, case, npu_runtime): extra = draw(op) if callable(draw) else (draw or {}) run = run_test( op, - golden(op, **extra), + vectors(op, **extra), rel_tol=declaration.rel_tol, abs_tol=declaration.abs_tol, max_error_rate=declaration.max_error_rate, diff --git a/iron/tests/common/tiling.py b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py index faf6547e67..25b0f2339a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/tiling.py @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ split_run, whole, ) -from iron.common.utils import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP +from iron.common.tiling import DMA_BD_MAX_WRAP def test_granularity_per_dtype(): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py index 1c568238cb..c3f75d6d1c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor -from iron.common import test_utils +from iron.common import harness class _Operator: @@ -44,14 +44,14 @@ def run(source, target): @pytest.mark.parametrize("tuple_result", [False, True]) def test_run_test_uses_upstream_npu_timing(monkeypatch, tuple_result): - monkeypatch.setattr(test_utils.aie_utils, "DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS", CPUOnlyTensor) + monkeypatch.setattr(harness.aie_utils, "DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS", CPUOnlyTensor) results = [SimpleNamespace(npu_time=ns) for ns in (1000000, 2000, 4000)] if tuple_result: results = [(None, result) for result in results] op = _Operator(results) data = torch.ones(32, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - errors, latency_us, bandwidth = test_utils.run_test( + errors, latency_us, bandwidth = harness.run_test( op, {"in": data}, {"out": data}, warmup_iters=1, timed_iters=2 ) @@ -62,10 +62,10 @@ def test_run_test_uses_upstream_npu_timing(monkeypatch, tuple_result): def test_missing_npu_timing_is_rejected(monkeypatch): - monkeypatch.setattr(test_utils.aie_utils, "DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS", CPUOnlyTensor) + monkeypatch.setattr(harness.aie_utils, "DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS", CPUOnlyTensor) op = _Operator([None]) data = torch.ones(32, dtype=torch.bfloat16) with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match="NPU execution time"): - test_utils.run_test( + harness.run_test( op, {"in": data}, {"out": data}, warmup_iters=0, timed_iters=1 ) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py index 6b155792f6..9d6edc1010 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ import pytest import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer +from iron.common.harness import verify_buffer @pytest.mark.parametrize("dtype", [torch.float32, torch.bfloat16]) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index 2d4060e753..d214e558b1 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU2 from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence, build_fused_mlir -from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer +from iron.common.harness import verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_add import ElementwiseAdd from iron.operators.relu import ReLU From 7f77f450c4be489489456edac3b6db6a48492c20 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 12:24:50 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 151/215] Restyle step 2: the declaration layer is a package, one file per role declare.py was 1,888 lines and 30 classes. It is now seven modules that layer strictly: field and naming depend on nothing, member on field, bound on member, overlay on bound, operator on overlay, decorator on both layers. The package __init__ carries the design docstring and the public surface, so `from iron.common.declare import ...` is unchanged; the four private members the library itself reaches for now come from the module that defines them. Two cycles had to go to get that order. The resolvers moved from the decorator's section into bound.py, which is the only caller, and the artifact-label helpers into naming.py, which both layers read. What is left is one function-local import: Operator.from_spec builds a class at run time and so calls the decorator. The label comprehension Overlay.name_parts and Operator.name each spelled out is now naming.label_parts, with the one difference between them (the operator skips its `ov` field) as an argument. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/build.py | 11 +- iron/common/declare.py | 1937 ------------------------------ iron/common/declare/__init__.py | 119 ++ iron/common/declare/bound.py | 386 ++++++ iron/common/declare/decorator.py | 298 +++++ iron/common/declare/field.py | 175 +++ iron/common/declare/member.py | 264 ++++ iron/common/declare/naming.py | 63 + iron/common/declare/operator.py | 538 +++++++++ iron/common/declare/overlay.py | 273 +++++ iron/common/elementwise.py | 2 +- iron/common/external.py | 3 +- iron/common/graph.py | 3 +- 13 files changed, 2123 insertions(+), 1949 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/common/declare.py create mode 100644 iron/common/declare/__init__.py create mode 100644 iron/common/declare/bound.py create mode 100644 iron/common/declare/decorator.py create mode 100644 iron/common/declare/field.py create mode 100644 iron/common/declare/member.py create mode 100644 iron/common/declare/naming.py create mode 100644 iron/common/declare/operator.py create mode 100644 iron/common/declare/overlay.py diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py index bc53926ffc..e3d1ddc6e7 100644 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ b/iron/common/build.py @@ -34,15 +34,8 @@ from .kernels import declare_kernel, kernels_dir, target_arch from .tracing import maybe_enable_trace -from .declare import ( - BoundBuffer, - BoundStream, - BoundValue, - BufferView, - Operator, - Overlay, - _StreamSlot, -) +from .declare import BoundBuffer, BoundStream, BoundValue, BufferView, Operator, Overlay +from .declare.bound import _StreamSlot from .tiling import Access, encode, legalize, split, whole # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/common/declare.py b/iron/common/declare.py deleted file mode 100644 index 110353e549..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/declare.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1937 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""The operator model's declaration layer: overlays, operators, and their members. - -An operator's fields sort by what a change rebuilds. Fields that configure the -array (tile shapes, columns, dtypes, kernel flags) live on an :class:`Overlay`; -fields that size the host buffers (extents, batch counts) live on an -:class:`Operator` declared against that overlay; values that change per call -are :class:`Scratchpad` or :class:`DispatchTime` members. Each layer has an -ABI: the overlay's is its **streams** (in tile units), the operator's is its -**buffers** (in extents), and a buffer names the stream it feeds or drains, so -direction, dtype, tile shape and shim binding agree by construction. - -Declarations are class-level. A dimension is a dataclass field declared with -:func:`dim`, a tuning knob is one declared with :func:`tunable`, and a shape is -written in the class body using the field's bare name:: - - @operator - class GEMVOverlay(Overlay): - K: int = dim() - num_aie_columns: int = tunable(8) - tile_size_output: int = tunable(64) - - a = StreamIn(tile_size_output, K, per=num_aie_columns) - b = StreamIn(K, broadcast=True) - c = StreamOut(tile_size_output, per=num_aie_columns) - - @operator - class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): - M: int = dim() - num_batches: int = dim(1) - - A = In(optional(num_batches), M, GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.a) - B = In(optional(num_batches), GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.b) - C = Out(optional(num_batches), M, from_=GEMVOverlay.c) - -The shape rule: a host buffer's dimension is a ``dim()`` field or an integer -literal, nothing else. Not a tunable, not a per-call value, not an -expression. That is what makes inference a lookup (:meth:`Operator.infer`) -and what lets the checks in this module run once, when the class is created. -A stream's tile dimension may also be a tunable: choosing the tile is what -tuning is for, and inference never reads a stream. - -Nothing in this module imports mlir-aie. Everything that generates MLIR lives -in :mod:`iron.common.build`, which reads the declarations made here. -""" - -from __future__ import annotations - -import dataclasses -from dataclasses import MISSING, Field -from pathlib import Path -from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Generic, Iterator, TypeVar - -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -from abc import ABCMeta - - -# Short spellings in artifact stems, for the fields every family shares. -_NAME_ALIASES = { - "num_aie_columns": "c", - "num_channels": "ch", - "tile_size": "t", - "size": "sz", - "scalar_factor": "sf", - "rows": "r", - "cols": "n", -} - - -class Untunable(ValueError): - """No legal tuning exists for this overlay on this device. - - An expected outcome, not a bug: raised by :meth:`Overlay.tuning` so the - caller learns at tune time rather than from a design that compiles and - then hangs. - """ - - -class Incompatible(ValueError): - """An operator's extents do not fit the overlay it was declared against.""" - - -class DeclarationError(TypeError): - """A class body violates the declaration rules; raised at class creation.""" - - -_TIER = "iron.tier" # dataclass Field.metadata key: "dim" | "tunable" - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Field specifiers -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def dim(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True, init: bool = True) -> Any: - """Declare a compile-time dimension field. - - A ``dim()`` field may appear in a shape. On an overlay it is overlay-tier - (changing it rebuilds the array); on an operator it is sequence-tier - (changing it rebuilds the instruction stream only). - """ - return _specifier("dim", default, repr, init) - - -def tunable(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True, init: bool = True) -> Any: - """Declare a tuning knob: a field :meth:`Overlay.tuning` may set. - - A tunable never appears in a shape. ``None`` as the default means "tuning - fills it from the device". ``init=False`` fixes a subclass's value of an - inherited field (a kernel that only works with one channel per column). - """ - return _specifier("tunable", default, repr, init) - - -def _specifier(tier: str, default: Any, repr_: bool, init: bool = True) -> Field: - kwargs: dict[str, Any] = {"metadata": {_TIER: tier}, "repr": repr_, "init": init} - if default is not MISSING: - kwargs["default"] = default - else: - # Keyword-only, so a field with no default may follow one with a - # default -- which is what a subclass does when it pins an inherited - # tunable to a shape-bearing dimension of its own. Every declared - # field is passed by keyword anyway; only ``ov`` is positional. - kwargs["kw_only"] = True - return dataclasses.field(**kwargs) - - -def _tier_of(f: Field) -> str | None: - return f.metadata.get(_TIER) if f.metadata else None - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Dimension references -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -class DimRef: - """A reference to a ``dim()`` field of a declared class. - - After ``@operator`` processes a class, each field is re-attached to the - class as a ``DimRef``, so ``GEMVOverlay.K`` names the dimension from - outside the class body while ``ov.K`` on an instance is the integer. A - non-data descriptor: instance attributes take precedence. - """ - - __slots__ = ("owner", "name", "tier", "default") - - def __init__( - self, owner: type, name: str, tier: str | None, default=MISSING - ) -> None: - self.owner = owner - self.name = name - self.tier = tier - self.default = default - - def __get__(self, instance, owner=None): - if instance is None: - return self - # An init=False field is read from the class attribute, which is now - # this object: serve its default. Anything else has no value yet. - if self.default is not MISSING: - return self.default - raise AttributeError(self.name) - - def __eq__(self, other) -> bool: - return ( - isinstance(other, DimRef) - and other.owner is self.owner - and other.name == self.name - ) - - def __hash__(self) -> int: - return hash((id(self.owner), self.name)) - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"{self.owner.__qualname__}.{self.name}" - - -class _Optional: - """A leading dimension that is present only when greater than one. - - ``In(optional(num_batches), M, K)`` declares ``(M, K)`` for a single batch - and ``(num_batches, M, K)`` otherwise, which is how batched operators - already spell their host shapes. Inference reads the rank to tell the two - apart. - """ - - __slots__ = ("ref",) - - def __init__(self, ref) -> None: - self.ref = ref - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"optional({self.ref!r})" - - -def optional(ref) -> _Optional: - """Mark a leading dimension as omitted when it equals one. See :class:`_Optional`.""" - return _Optional(ref) - - -class _Select: - """A shape chosen by a flag: ``select(b_col_maj, (N, K), (K, N))``. - - The flag is a field with a default or one the caller passes explicitly; - it is never inferred. The only conditional shapes in the tree are GEMM's - layout flags, which transpose a declared shape rather than resize it. - """ - - __slots__ = ("flag", "when_true", "when_false") - - def __init__(self, flag, when_true, when_false) -> None: - self.flag = flag - self.when_true = tuple(when_true) - self.when_false = tuple(when_false) - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"select({self.flag!r}, {self.when_true!r}, {self.when_false!r})" - - -def select(flag, when_true, when_false) -> _Select: - """A conditional shape. See :class:`_Select`.""" - return _Select(flag, when_true, when_false) - - -_DimSpec = Any # Field (own class, pre-processing) | DimRef | int | _Optional - - -def _describe(spec) -> str: - if isinstance(spec, Field): - return spec.name if spec.name else "" - return repr(spec) - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Members -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -class Shim: - """A pinned shim endpoint: column and DMA channel on row 0.""" - - __slots__ = ("col", "channel") - - def __init__(self, col: int, channel: int | None = None) -> None: - self.col = col - self.channel = channel - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"Shim(col={self.col}, channel={self.channel})" - - -class Xclbin: - """An overlay someone else built: a downloaded xclbin, pinned by digest. - - Declared as a class attribute of an :class:`Overlay` that has no - ``design()``. Every stream of such an overlay is pinned with ``via=`` and - every resident has an ``address``, because nothing else says where its - endpoints are; the library emits the sequence against those pins. - """ - - def __init__( - self, *, url: str, sha256: str, filename: str, kernel_name: str = "MLIR_AIE" - ) -> None: - self.url = url - self.sha256 = sha256 - self.filename = filename - self.kernel_name = kernel_name - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"Xclbin({self.filename})" - - -class _Member: - """Base of everything declared unannotated in an ``@operator`` class body. - - ``__set_name__`` gives the member its name from the language, and the - class body gives it its order. On an instance, ``__get__`` returns the - bound form built by ``@operator`` (a :class:`BoundBuffer`, - :class:`BoundStream` or :class:`BoundValue`). - """ - - name: str = "" - owner: type | None = None - - def __set_name__(self, owner: type, name: str) -> None: - self.name = name - self.owner = owner - - def __get__(self, instance, owner=None): - if instance is None: - return self - try: - return instance._bound[self.name] - except (AttributeError, KeyError): - raise AttributeError( - f"{type(instance).__name__}.{self.name} is not bound yet" - ) from None - - -class _Buffer(_Member): - """A host buffer: shape in extents, a dtype, and the stream it moves through.""" - - direction: ClassVar[str] = "" - - def __init__( - self, - *dims: _DimSpec, - dtype: Any = bfloat16, - to: "StreamIn | None" = None, - from_: "StreamOut | None" = None, - ) -> None: - self.dims = tuple(dims) - self.dtype = dtype - self.to = to - self.from_ = from_ - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"{type(self).__name__}({', '.join(_describe(d) for d in self.dims)})" - - -class In(_Buffer): - """A buffer the host fills and the array reads.""" - - direction = "in" - - def __init__(self, *dims, dtype=bfloat16, to=None) -> None: - super().__init__(*dims, dtype=dtype, to=to) - - -class Out(_Buffer): - """A buffer the array writes and the host reads.""" - - direction = "out" - - def __init__(self, *dims, dtype=bfloat16, from_=None) -> None: - super().__init__(*dims, dtype=dtype, from_=from_) - - -class InOut(_Buffer): - """A buffer read and written in place.""" - - direction = "inout" - - -class _Stream(_Member): - """A stream into or out of the array, in tile units. - - ``per=`` names the overlay dimension the stream is replicated over (one - fifo per column, say), or a tuple of dimensions whose product is the - count (columns x channels); ``broadcast=True`` is one fifo every worker - consumes. ``via=`` pins the shim endpoint(s). ``depth`` is the fifo depth. - """ - - direction: ClassVar[str] = "" - - def __init__( - self, - *dims: _DimSpec, - dtype: Any = bfloat16, - per: _DimSpec | None = None, - broadcast: bool = False, - replicate: bool = False, - via: Shim | list[Shim] | None = None, - depth: int = 2, - ) -> None: - if per is not None and broadcast: - raise DeclarationError( - "a stream is either per= or broadcast, not both" - ) - if replicate and per is None: - raise DeclarationError( - "replicate=True needs per=: every slot receives the whole buffer" - ) - self.dims = tuple(dims) - self.dtype = dtype - self.per = per - self.broadcast = broadcast - # per= slots that each receive the whole buffer (one fill per slot) - # rather than a share of it. - self.replicate = replicate - self.via = via - self.depth = depth - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"{type(self).__name__}({', '.join(_describe(d) for d in self.dims)})" - - -class StreamIn(_Stream): - """A stream entering the array; its shim end is a producer (MM2S).""" - - direction = "in" - - -class StreamOut(_Stream): - """A stream leaving the array; its shim end is a consumer (S2MM).""" - - direction = "out" - - -class ValueSpec: - """``Scratchpad[np.int32]``: the annotation of a graph function's per-call parameter.""" - - __slots__ = ("kind", "dtype") - - def __init__(self, kind: str, dtype: Any) -> None: - self.kind, self.dtype = kind, dtype - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"{self.kind}[{np.dtype(self.dtype).name}]" - - -class _Value(_Member): - """A per-call scalar. See :class:`Scratchpad` and :class:`DispatchTime`.""" - - kind: ClassVar[str] = "" - - def __init__(self, dtype: Any = np.int32) -> None: - self.dtype = dtype - - def __class_getitem__(cls, dtype) -> ValueSpec: - return ValueSpec(cls.kind, dtype) - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"{type(self).__name__}({np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" - - -class Scratchpad(_Value): - """A per-call value patched into a DMA descriptor or read by a core. - - Free per call (a few words and a sync), works under full ELF, cannot - change a DMA size or stride. Values are limited to 30 bits; ``float32`` - is unsupported by the scratchpad encoding. - """ - - kind = "scratchpad" - - def __init__(self, dtype: Any = np.int32) -> None: - if np.dtype(dtype).kind == "f": - raise DeclarationError( - "Scratchpad values cannot be floating point: the scratchpad " - "encoding zeroes the top two bits of the value" - ) - super().__init__(dtype) - - -class DispatchTime(_Value): - """A per-call value the instruction stream is regenerated around. - - Can change DMA sizes, strides and offsets; costs a stream regeneration - and a buffer allocation per call; cannot be packaged as a full ELF. - """ - - kind = "dispatch" - - -class Resident(_Member): - """A value the sequence writes into the array before the first DMA. - - Overlay-side: a runtime parameter (trip count, RTP) a core reads. The - sequence's preamble writes every resident the overlay declares. - """ - - def __init__( - self, - dtype: Any = np.int32, - *, - address: int | None = None, - lock: int | None = None, - optional: bool = False, - ) -> None: - self.dtype = dtype - self.address = address - self.lock = lock - # A resident only some configurations of the overlay allocate (a - # parameter word omitted when its value is a compile-time constant). - # The preamble skips it when design() left it unbound. - self.optional = optional - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"Resident({np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Bound members (what an instance's attribute returns) -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -class BoundStream: - """A stream on an overlay instance: concrete tile, count, and fifo handles. - - Resolved lazily, because a tile or a ``per=`` count may name a tunable - that is ``None`` until :meth:`Overlay.tuned` fills it. - """ - - def __init__(self, member: _Stream, overlay: "Overlay") -> None: - self.member = member - self.overlay = overlay - self.name = member.name - self.direction = member.direction - self.broadcast = member.broadcast - self.replicate = member.replicate - self.depth = member.depth - self.via = member.via - self._handle_slots: list[Any] | None = None - - def _resolve(self, spec) -> int: - try: - return _resolve_dim(spec, self.overlay) - except Incompatible as e: - raise Incompatible( - f"stream {self.name!r}: {e}. Tune the overlay first (tuned(dev))" - ) from None - - @property - def shape(self) -> tuple[int, ...]: - return tuple(self._resolve(d) for d in self.member.dims) - - @property - def dtype(self): - return _resolve_dtype(self.member.dtype, self.overlay) - - @property - def count(self) -> int: - if self.member.per is None: - return 1 - n = 1 - for ref in self.member.per: - n *= int(self._resolve(ref)) - return n - - @property - def _handles(self) -> list[Any]: - if self._handle_slots is None: - self._handle_slots = [None] * self.count - return self._handle_slots - - @property - def tile(self): - """The ObjectFifo element type: ``np.ndarray[shape, dtype]``.""" - return np.ndarray[self.shape, np.dtype[self.dtype]] # type: ignore[misc] - - @property - def elements(self) -> int: - return int(np.prod(self.shape)) - - def bind(self, handle, index: int = 0) -> None: - """Bind the shim end of a fifo to this stream (or to one of its slots).""" - if self._handles[index] is not None: - raise ValueError(f"stream {self.name!r}[{index}] is already bound") - self._handles[index] = handle - - def __getitem__(self, index: int) -> "_StreamSlot": - if not 0 <= index < self.count: - raise IndexError(f"stream {self.name!r} has {self.count} slots") - return _StreamSlot(self, index) - - def __iter__(self) -> Iterator["_StreamSlot"]: - return (self[i] for i in range(self.count)) - - def __len__(self) -> int: - return self.count - - @property - def handle(self): - if self.count != 1: - raise ValueError(f"stream {self.name!r} is per-{self.count}; index it") - return self._require(0) - - @property - def handles(self) -> list[Any]: - return [self._require(i) for i in range(self.count)] - - def pin(self, index: int = 0) -> Shim | None: - """The declared shim endpoint of slot ``index``, if pinned.""" - via = self.via - if via is None: - return None - if isinstance(via, Shim): - return via if self.count == 1 else None - return via[index] - - def _require(self, index: int): - h = self._handles[index] - if h is None: - raise ValueError( - f"stream {self.name!r}[{index}] was never bound: the overlay's " - f"design() must call .bind() on every declared stream" - ) - return h - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"<{self.direction} stream {self.name} {self.shape} x{self.count}>" - - -class _StreamSlot: - __slots__ = ("stream", "index") - - def __init__(self, stream: BoundStream, index: int) -> None: - self.stream = stream - self.index = index - - def bind(self, handle) -> None: - self.stream.bind(handle, self.index) - - @property - def handle(self): - return self.stream._require(self.index) - - @property - def name(self) -> str: - return f"{self.stream.name}{self.index}" - - @property - def shim(self) -> Shim | None: - return self.stream.pin(self.index) - - -class BoundBuffer: - """A buffer on an operator instance: concrete shape and dtype.""" - - def __init__(self, member: _Buffer, op: "Operator") -> None: - self.member = member - self._op = op - self.name = member.name - self.direction = member.direction - self.to = member.to - self.from_ = member.from_ - - # Resolved on use, not at construction: a shape or dtype may follow a - # tunable the device fills (flm/gemm's B layout), and an operator on an - # untuned overlay is still a valid thing to hold. - @property - def shape(self) -> tuple[int, ...]: - return _resolve_shape(self.member.dims, self._op) - - @property - def dtype(self): - return _resolve_dtype(self.member.dtype, self._op) - - @property - def elements(self) -> int: - return int(np.prod(self.shape)) if self.shape else 1 - - @property - def nbytes(self) -> int: - return self.elements * np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize - - @property - def flat_type(self): - """The runtime-sequence argument type: the buffer flattened to 1-D.""" - return np.ndarray[(self.elements,), np.dtype[self.dtype]] # type: ignore[misc] - - def stream(self, overlay: "Overlay") -> BoundStream | None: - """The bound stream this buffer feeds or drains on ``overlay``.""" - member = self.to if self.direction == "in" else self.from_ - if member is None: - return None - return getattr(overlay, member.name) - - @property - def batch_axes(self) -> int: - """Leading ``optional()`` dimensions that are present on this instance.""" - n = 0 - for d in self.member.dims: - if not isinstance(d, _Optional): - break - if _resolve_dim(d.ref, self._op) > 1: - n += 1 - return n - - def __getitem__(self, index) -> "BufferView": - """A basic slice of this buffer, for ``rt.fill``/``rt.drain`` in an override. - - A slice start may be a :class:`Scratchpad` value, in which case the - transfer's base address is patched per call. - """ - return BufferView(self, index) - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return ( - f"<{self.direction} {self.name} {self.shape} {np.dtype(self.dtype).name}>" - ) - - -class BufferView: - """``buffer[index]``: a slice of a bound buffer, resolved to a transfer by the build.""" - - def __init__(self, buffer: BoundBuffer, index) -> None: - self.buffer = buffer - self.index = index if isinstance(index, tuple) else (index,) - self.offset_by: BoundValue | None = None - static = [] - for idx in self.index: - if isinstance(idx, slice) and isinstance(idx.start, BoundValue): - if idx.stop is not None or idx.step is not None: - raise ValueError( - f"{buffer.name}[{idx}]: a per-call start takes the whole axis" - ) - if self.offset_by is not None: - raise ValueError( - f"{buffer.name}: only one axis may start at a per-call value" - ) - if idx.start.kind != "scratchpad": - raise ValueError( - f"{buffer.name}: {idx.start.name} is {idx.start.kind}; only a " - f"Scratchpad value can move a transfer's base address" - ) - self.offset_by = idx.start - static.append(slice(None)) - else: - static.append(idx) - self.static_index = tuple(static) - - def pattern(self) -> tuple[int, list[int], list[int]]: - """``(offset, sizes, strides)`` of the static part of the slice.""" - from .tiling import view - - return view(self.buffer.shape, self.static_index) - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"{self.buffer.name}[{self.index}]" - - -class BoundValue: - """A per-call value on an operator (or, for a core-read Scratchpad, an overlay). - - On a full ELF ``param`` is the upstream ``ScratchpadParameter`` the - build creates. On an image without a scratchpad (xclbin, spike S2) the - value is lowered as a dispatch-time scalar of the sequence: ``param`` is - the dispatch parameter, ``ssa`` its live value inside the sequence body, - an offset use adds it to the transfer's offset, and a core-read use is a - resident the preamble writes from it (``bind``, as a Resident binds). - """ - - def __init__(self, member: _Value, owner) -> None: - self.member = member - self.name = member.name - self.kind = member.kind - self.dtype = member.dtype - self.param = None # the upstream ScratchpadParameter, set by the build - self.symbol: str | None = None - self.ssa = None # the sequence's scalar, when lowered at dispatch time - self.targets: list[tuple[Any, int]] = [] - - def bind(self, buffers, index: int = 0) -> None: - """Bind to one runtime-parameter buffer, or one per worker; the preamble - writes ``[index]`` from the per-call value (an image without a scratchpad).""" - if not isinstance(buffers, (list, tuple)): - buffers = [buffers] - self.targets.extend((b, index) for b in buffers) - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"<{self.kind} {self.name} {np.dtype(self.dtype).name}>" - - -class BoundResident: - """A resident on an overlay instance; ``bind()`` names what the preamble writes.""" - - def __init__(self, member: Resident, overlay: "Overlay") -> None: - self.member = member - self.name = member.name - self.dtype = member.dtype - self.address = member.address - self.lock = member.lock - self.optional = member.optional - self.targets: list[tuple[Any, int]] = [] - - def bind(self, buffers, index: int = 0) -> None: - """Bind to one runtime-parameter buffer, or one per worker; the preamble writes ``[index]``.""" - if not isinstance(buffers, (list, tuple)): - buffers = [buffers] - self.targets.extend((b, index) for b in buffers) - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"" - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Resolution -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def _lookup_ref(ref: DimRef, instance) -> Any: - """Follow a DimRef from an instance: its own class, or its overlay's class.""" - if isinstance(instance, ref.owner): - return getattr(instance, ref.name) - ov = getattr(instance, "ov", None) - if ov is not None and isinstance(ov, ref.owner): - return getattr(ov, ref.name) - raise DeclarationError( - f"{ref!r} is not reachable from {type(instance).__name__}: a shape may " - f"reference the class's own fields or its overlay's" - ) - - -def _resolve_dim(spec, instance) -> int: - if isinstance(spec, bool): - raise DeclarationError(f"{spec!r} is not a dimension") - if isinstance(spec, (int, np.integer)): - return int(spec) - if isinstance(spec, DimRef): - value = _lookup_ref(spec, instance) - if value is None: - raise Incompatible( - f"{spec!r} is None; it must be set before the shape can be resolved" - ) - return int(value) - if isinstance(spec, Field): - # A same-class reference the decorator did not rewrite: resolve by name. - return int(getattr(instance, spec.name)) - raise DeclarationError(f"cannot resolve {spec!r} as a dimension") - - -def _flag_value(flag, instance) -> bool: - if isinstance(flag, DimRef): - value = _lookup_ref(flag, instance) - if value is None: - raise Incompatible( - f"{flag!r} is None; a select() on it needs a tuned overlay" - ) - return bool(value) - if isinstance(flag, Field): - return bool(getattr(instance, flag.name)) - return bool(flag) - - -def _resolve_shape(dims, instance) -> tuple[int, ...]: - out: list[int] = [] - for d in dims: - if isinstance(d, _Optional): - n = _resolve_dim(d.ref, instance) - if n > 1: - out.append(n) - continue - if isinstance(d, _Select): - branch = d.when_true if _flag_value(d.flag, instance) else d.when_false - out.extend(_resolve_shape(branch, instance)) - continue - out.append(_resolve_dim(d, instance)) - return tuple(out) - - -def _resolve_dtype(spec, instance): - if isinstance(spec, DimRef): - return _lookup_ref(spec, instance) - if isinstance(spec, Field): - return getattr(instance, spec.name) - return spec - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The decorator -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def _members_of(cls: type) -> list[_Member]: - """Members declared in this class body and its ``@operator`` bases, in order. - - The most derived class's body order wins for the members it declares; - inherited members it does not redeclare follow, in their own order. So a - subclass that inserts a buffer between two inherited ones (a weight - between an input and an output) gets the order it wrote. A member the - subclass sets to ``None`` is hidden. - """ - ordered: dict[str, _Member] = {} - seen: set[str] = set() - for klass in cls.__mro__: - for name, value in vars(klass).items(): - if name in seen: - continue - seen.add(name) - # A subclass hides an inherited member by assigning it None: a - # external overlay of a built one keeps its fields and streams but - # not its residents, whose block the image lays out differently. - if isinstance(value, _Member): - ordered[name] = value - return list(ordered.values()) - - -def _rewrite_refs(specs: tuple, cls: type, fields_by_obj: dict[int, Field]) -> tuple: - """Replace same-class Field objects in a member's dims with DimRefs.""" - out = [] - for spec in specs: - if isinstance(spec, _Optional): - out.append(_Optional(_rewrite_refs((spec.ref,), cls, fields_by_obj)[0])) - elif isinstance(spec, _Select): - out.append( - _Select( - _rewrite_refs((spec.flag,), cls, fields_by_obj)[0], - _rewrite_refs(spec.when_true, cls, fields_by_obj), - _rewrite_refs(spec.when_false, cls, fields_by_obj), - ) - ) - elif isinstance(spec, Field): - f = fields_by_obj.get(id(spec)) - if f is None: - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}: a shape references a field object that is " - f"not one of this class's fields" - ) - out.append(getattr(cls, f.name)) # the DimRef re-attached to the class - else: - out.append(spec) - return tuple(out) - - -def _check_dim_ref( - cls: type, member: _Member, spec, what: str, *, allow_tunable: bool -) -> None: - """The shape rule. - - A host buffer's dimension is a ``dim()`` field or an integer: never a - tunable (inference would cycle through tuning) and never an expression. - A stream's tile dimension may also be a tunable, since choosing the tile - is what tuning is for; inference never reads a stream. - """ - if isinstance(spec, _Optional): - _check_dim_ref(cls, member, spec.ref, what, allow_tunable=allow_tunable) - return - if isinstance(spec, _Select): - for d in spec.when_true + spec.when_false: - _check_dim_ref(cls, member, d, what, allow_tunable=allow_tunable) - return - if isinstance(spec, bool): - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {spec!r} is not a {what}" - ) - if isinstance(spec, (int, np.integer)): - return - if isinstance(spec, DimRef): - allowed = ("dim", "tunable") if allow_tunable else ("dim",) - if spec.tier not in allowed: - why = ( - "a tunable; a host shape may not depend on tuning" - if spec.tier == "tunable" - else "not declared with dim()" - ) - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {what} {spec!r} is {why}. A " - f"shape dimension is a dim() field or an integer literal" - ) - return - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {what} {spec!r} is not a dim() field or an " - f"integer. Expressions are not allowed in shapes; declare the result as a field" - ) - - -def operator(cls: type) -> type: - """Process an :class:`Overlay` or :class:`Operator` subclass. - - Applies ``dataclass`` (identity equality; the base supplies ``__eq__``), - resolves the field objects the class body captured in its shapes to - names, re-attaches every field as a :class:`DimRef`, checks the shape - rule, and records the members in declaration order. - """ - if not (issubclass(cls, Overlay) or issubclass(cls, Operator)): - raise DeclarationError( - f"@operator applies to Overlay or Operator subclasses, not {cls}" - ) - - # Members must be unannotated, or dataclass would make them constructor args. - annotations = cls.__dict__.get("__annotations__", {}) - for name, value in list(vars(cls).items()): - if isinstance(value, _Member) and name in annotations: - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{name}: members are declared without an " - f"annotation; annotating one turns it into a constructor argument" - ) - - # The Field objects the class body bound to bare names, before dataclass - # processing renames/replaces them. - pre_fields = {id(v): v for v in vars(cls).values() if isinstance(v, Field)} - - # Overlays get the generated repr; Operators define their own on the base. - cls = dataclasses.dataclass(cls, eq=False, repr=issubclass(cls, Overlay)) # type: ignore[call-overload] - - fields = {f.name: f for f in dataclasses.fields(cls)} - fields_by_obj = {i: f for i, f in pre_fields.items()} - # dataclass reuses the same Field object and sets .name, so identity holds. - for f in fields.values(): - fields_by_obj.setdefault(id(f), f) - - # Re-attach every field as a DimRef on the class. - for f in fields.values(): - setattr(cls, f.name, DimRef(cls, f.name, _tier_of(f), f.default)) - - members = _members_of(cls) - for m in members: - if m.owner is not cls: - continue # inherited; already processed on its own class - if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, _Stream)): - m.dims = _rewrite_refs(m.dims, cls, fields_by_obj) - if isinstance(m.dtype, Field): - m.dtype = getattr(cls, fields_by_obj[id(m.dtype)].name) - for d in m.dims: - _check_dim_ref( - cls, m, d, "dimension", allow_tunable=isinstance(m, _Stream) - ) - if isinstance(m, _Stream) and m.per is not None: - per = m.per if isinstance(m.per, tuple) else (m.per,) - per = _rewrite_refs(per, cls, fields_by_obj) - for ref in per: - if not isinstance(ref, DimRef) or ref.tier is None: - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: per={ref!r} must be a dim() or tunable() field" - ) - m.per = per - - cls._members = tuple(members) # type: ignore[attr-defined] - cls._dim_fields = tuple(f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "dim") # type: ignore[attr-defined] - cls._tunable_fields = tuple( - f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "tunable" - ) # type: ignore[attr-defined] - - if issubclass(cls, Overlay): - _finish_overlay(cls) - else: - _finish_operator(cls, fields) - return cls - - -def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: - images = [v for v in vars(cls).values() if isinstance(v, Xclbin)] - if len(images) > 1: - raise DeclarationError(f"{cls.__name__} declares more than one Xclbin") - if images: - cls._external = images[0] # type: ignore[attr-defined] - for m in cls._members: # type: ignore[attr-defined] - if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, DispatchTime)): - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: an Overlay declares streams, residents and " - f"core-read Scratchpad values; buffers and DispatchTime values belong " - f"on the Operator" - ) - if images and isinstance(m, _Stream) and m.via is None: - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a stream of an external overlay must be " - f"pinned with via=; nothing else says which shim it uses" - ) - if images and isinstance(m, Resident) and m.address is None: - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a resident of an external overlay needs " - f"an address; the sequence writes it there" - ) - - if not images: - return - for hook in ("prebuilt", "build"): - if getattr(cls, hook) is getattr(Overlay, hook): - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__} declares an Xclbin, so nothing builds its array: " - f"it must supply {hook}() (iron.common.external.External " - f"does, for a downloaded image)" - ) - - -def _finish_operator(cls: type, fields: dict[str, Field]) -> None: - overlay_cls = _overlay_class_of(cls) - cls._overlay_class = overlay_cls # type: ignore[attr-defined] - for m in cls._members: # type: ignore[attr-defined] - if isinstance(m, (_Stream, Resident)): - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: an Operator declares buffers and per-call " - f"values; streams and residents belong on the Overlay" - ) - if isinstance(m, _Buffer): - target = m.to if m.direction == "in" else m.from_ - if m.direction == "inout": - target = m.to or m.from_ - if target is not None and not isinstance(target, _Stream): - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: to=/from_= must name a stream, got {target!r}" - ) - if ( - target is not None - and overlay_cls is not None - and not issubclass(overlay_cls, target.owner) # type: ignore[arg-type] - ): - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: stream {target!r} belongs to " - f"{target.owner.__name__}, not to {overlay_cls.__name__}" # type: ignore[union-attr] - ) - if m.to is not None and m.to.direction != "in": - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: to= must be a StreamIn" - ) - if m.from_ is not None and m.from_.direction != "out": - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: from_= must be a StreamOut" - ) - for d in m.dims: - ref = d.ref if isinstance(d, _Optional) else d - if ( - isinstance(ref, DimRef) - and not issubclass(cls, ref.owner) - and overlay_cls is not None - ): - if not issubclass(overlay_cls, ref.owner): - raise DeclarationError( - f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: {ref!r} is neither a field of " - f"{cls.__name__} nor of its overlay {overlay_cls.__name__}" - ) - - # Classic construction: overlay fields as keyword arguments. The operator - # builds the overlay itself. Untyped, and goes away once every call site - # passes an overlay. - if overlay_cls is not None: - generated_init = cls.__init__ - - def __init__(self, ov=None, *args, **kwargs): - if ov is None or not isinstance(ov, Overlay): - if ov is not None: - args = (ov,) + args - ov, kwargs = type(self)._split_kwargs(dict(kwargs)) - generated_init(self, ov, *args, **kwargs) - - __init__.__wrapped__ = generated_init # type: ignore[attr-defined] - cls.__init__ = __init__ # type: ignore[misc] - - -def _overlay_class_of(cls: type) -> type | None: - """The ``O`` in ``class X(Operator[O])``, searched up the bases.""" - for klass in cls.__mro__: - for base in getattr(klass, "__orig_bases__", ()): - args = getattr(base, "__args__", ()) - for a in args: - if isinstance(a, type) and issubclass(a, Overlay): - return a - return None - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Facts about the device and the name a build is keyed on -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -def get_shim_dma_limit(dev) -> int: - """Return the total number of ShimDMA output channels available on the device. - - Each shim tile exposes a fixed number of DMA source connections; summing - across all shim tiles gives the device-wide ShimDMA budget. - """ - from aie.dialects.aie import WireBundle, get_target_model - - tm = get_target_model(dev.resolve()) - return sum( - tm.get_num_source_shim_mux_connections(col, row, WireBundle.DMA) - for col in range(tm.columns()) - for row in range(tm.rows()) - if tm.is_shim_noc_or_pl_tile(col, row) - ) - - -def serialize_param(v: object) -> str: - """A parameter value as a short, filesystem-safe token for labels.""" - if isinstance(v, bool): - return str(int(v)) - if isinstance(v, float): - return float_to_name(v) - if isinstance(v, (list, tuple)): - return "x".join(str(x) for x in v) - return str(v) - - -def float_to_name(v: float) -> str: - """Convert a float to a filesystem-safe string for use in operator names. - - Uses repr() for the shortest exact round-trip representation, then sanitizes - characters that are problematic in filenames or shell scripts, for instance: - '.' -> 'p' (decimal point) - '-' -> 'n' (negative sign / negative exponent) - '+' -> '' (positive exponent, redundant) - - Examples: - 3.0 -> '3p0' - 0.01 -> '0p01' - -0.5 -> 'n0p5' - 1e-10 -> '1en10' - """ - return repr(v).replace(".", "p").replace("-", "n").replace("+", "") - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Overlay -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -class Overlay: - """What configures the array. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. - - Declare ``dim()`` and ``tunable()`` fields, streams, and residents in the - class body; implement :meth:`tuning` to fill tunables from the device and - :meth:`design` to build the array and bind each stream to a fifo's shim - end. See the module docstring for the shape. - """ - - _members: ClassVar[tuple[_Member, ...]] = () - _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () - _tunable_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () - _external: ClassVar[Xclbin | None] = None - - @property - def external(self) -> Xclbin | None: - """The downloaded image this overlay is, if IRON did not build it.""" - return type(self)._external - - # -- placement --------------------------------------------------------- - - @classmethod - def shim_columns(cls, dev, num_channels: int = 1) -> int: - """How many of ``dev``'s columns this overlay's shim budget allows. - - One core per (column, channel) fills one fifo per input stream from - the shim and drains one per output, so a column costs - ``max(inputs, outputs) * num_channels`` channels in the busier - direction. A ``replicate`` stream is shared by every column of a - channel, so it is paid once per channel rather than per column. - """ - streams = [m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Stream)] - shared = [m for m in streams if m.replicate] - per_core = [m for m in streams if not m.replicate] - directions = [m.direction for m in per_core] - cost = max(directions.count("in"), directions.count("out")) * num_channels - fixed = len(shared) * num_channels - limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) - return max(1, min(dev.cols, (limit - fixed) // cost)) - - def check_shim_columns(self, dev, cols: int, num_channels: int = 1) -> None: - """Raise :class:`Untunable` if ``cols`` exceeds the shim budget.""" - allowed = type(self).shim_columns(dev, num_channels) - if cols > allowed: - raise Untunable( - f"{type(self).__name__} with {cols} columns x {num_channels} " - f"channels exceeds this device's shim DMA budget; " - f"{allowed} columns fit" - ) - - # -- an overlay IRON does not design() --------------------------------- - - def prebuilt(self) -> Path: - """The file the declared :class:`Xclbin` names, fetched if it is not - already in the cache.""" - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{type(self).__name__} declares an Xclbin but no prebuilt()" - ) - - def build(self, dev, op: "Operator"): - """The MLIR module for ``op`` on this overlay, when ``design()`` does - not build the array: a runtime sequence against the prebuilt image.""" - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{type(self).__name__} declares an Xclbin but no build()" - ) - - # -- the sequence, when the overlay owns it ----------------------------- - - def sequence(self, op: "Operator", rt) -> None: - """The runtime sequence for ``op`` on this overlay, when the overlay - rather than the operator knows it: a external image consumes its - transfers in the order it was built for, whatever operator drives it. - Takes precedence over the operator's ``design(rt)``.""" - raise NotImplementedError - - @classmethod - def has_sequence(cls) -> bool: - return cls.sequence is not Overlay.sequence - - def resident_values(self, op: "Operator") -> dict[str, Any]: - """The words for this overlay's residents, from ``op``. By default the - operator's own ``residents()``; an external overlay lays the operator's - values out into the block its image reads.""" - return op.residents() - - def __post_init__(self) -> None: - self._tuned = False - self._specialised: dict[str, Any] = {} - self.validate() - self._bind() - - # -- declared surface -------------------------------------------------- - - def validate(self) -> None: - """Check the compile-time fields. Runs at construction and after tuning.""" - - def tuning(self, dev) -> "Overlay": - """Return a copy with every tunable filled for ``dev``; raise :class:`Untunable`. - - Sees the device and nothing else, so a tuned overlay serves every - extent. The default fills nothing. - """ - return self - - def device(self, target): - """The device the Program is built for; the current device by default. - - An overlay that builds for a column subset (gemm's NPU1Col1/NPU1Col2) - returns that variant. - """ - return target.dev - - def design(self, target) -> list: - """Build the array for ``target`` and return its workers. - - ``target`` (:class:`iron.common.build.Target`) carries the device, - the kernel tree, and ``kernel()``/``barrier()`` helpers that apply - the fusion prefix so the overlay never sees it. Must call - ``.bind(handle)`` on every declared stream (or on every slot of a - ``per=`` stream) with the shim end of the fifo that carries it, and - ``.bind(buffers)`` on every declared resident. - """ - raise NotImplementedError(f"{type(self).__name__}.design() is not implemented") - - # -- library surface --------------------------------------------------- - - def tuned(self, dev) -> "Overlay": - if self._tuned: - return self - new = self.tuning(dev) - if not isinstance(new, type(self)): - raise TypeError( - f"{type(self).__name__}.tuning() must return a {type(self).__name__}, " - f"got {type(new).__name__}" - ) - missing = [n for n in self._tunable_fields if getattr(new, n) is None] - if missing: - raise Untunable( - f"{type(self).__name__}.tuning() left {missing} unset for {dev}" - ) - new.validate() - new._tuned = True - new._specialised = dict(self._specialised) - new._bind() - return new - - def for_extent(self, **overrides) -> "Overlay": - """A specialised copy: tunables set for one extent, at the cost of sharing.""" - bad = [k for k in overrides if k not in self._tunable_fields] - if bad: - raise TypeError(f"for_extent() sets non-tunable fields {bad}") - new = dataclasses.replace(self, **overrides) - new._specialised = {**self._specialised, **overrides} - new._tuned = self._tuned - new._bind() - return new - - @property - def specialised(self) -> bool: - return bool(self._specialised) - - def value_symbol(self, value: "BoundValue") -> str | None: - """An explicit device symbol for a core-read per-call value, or ``None``.""" - return None - - def design_key(self) -> tuple: - """Identity for sharing: the class and every compared field value.""" - return (type(self).__qualname__,) + tuple( - (f.name, getattr(self, f.name)) - for f in dataclasses.fields(self) - if f.compare - ) - - def copy(self) -> "Overlay": - """A fresh instance with the same fields and tuning state. - - A build works on a copy, so anything ``compatible()`` records on the - overlay for one operator never reaches another that shares it. - """ - new = dataclasses.replace(self) - new._tuned = self._tuned - new._specialised = dict(self._specialised) - new._bind() - return new - - def __eq__(self, other) -> bool: - if not isinstance(other, Overlay): - return NotImplemented - return self.design_key() == other.design_key() - - def __hash__(self) -> int: - return hash(self.design_key()) - - @property - def streams(self) -> dict[str, BoundStream]: - return { - m.name: self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Stream) - } - - @property - def residents(self) -> dict[str, BoundResident]: - return { - m.name: self._bound[m.name] - for m in self._members - if isinstance(m, Resident) - } - - @property - def values(self) -> list[BoundValue]: - """Core-read per-call values this overlay declares.""" - return [self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Value)] - - def _bind(self) -> None: - bound: dict[str, Any] = {} - for m in self._members: - if isinstance(m, _Stream): - bound[m.name] = BoundStream(m, self) - elif isinstance(m, Resident): - bound[m.name] = BoundResident(m, self) - elif isinstance(m, _Value): - bound[m.name] = BoundValue(m, self) - self._bound = bound - - def name_parts(self) -> list[str]: - return [ - f"{_NAME_ALIASES.get(f.name, f.name)}{serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" - for f in dataclasses.fields(self) - if f.repr and getattr(self, f.name) is not None - ] - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Operator -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -O = TypeVar("O", bound=Overlay) - - -class _OperatorMeta(ABCMeta): - """``GEMV(w, h)`` inside a graph function records a step; anything else constructs. - - The class tells the two apart by whether it received graph handles (or - host tensors, which a graph closes over as weights); see - :mod:`iron.common.graph`. Outside a graph the call constructs as usual. - """ - - def __call__(cls, *args, **kwargs): - from . import graph as _graph - - tracer = _graph.current() - if tracer is not None and args and all(_graph.is_operand(a) for a in args): - return tracer.call(cls, args, kwargs) - return super().__call__(*args, **kwargs) - - -@dataclasses.dataclass(eq=False, repr=True) -class Operator(Generic[O], metaclass=_OperatorMeta): - """A host ABI declared against an overlay. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. - - Declare ``dim()`` fields and buffers (``In``/``Out``/``InOut`` naming their - streams) in the class body. Implement :meth:`reference`; optionally - :meth:`compatible` and :meth:`design` (an override for a sequence the - library cannot derive). - """ - - ov: O - - _members: ClassVar[tuple[_Member, ...]] = () - _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () - _tunable_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () - _overlay_class: ClassVar[type | None] = None - - def __post_init__(self) -> None: - if self._overlay_class is not None and not isinstance( - self.ov, self._overlay_class - ): - raise TypeError( - f"{type(self).__name__} is declared against {self._overlay_class.__name__}, " - f"got {type(self.ov).__name__}" - ) - self.validate() - self._bind() - - # -- declared surface -------------------------------------------------- - - def validate(self) -> None: - """Check the sequence-tier fields on their own. Runs at construction.""" - - def compatible(self) -> None: - """Check the extents against the tuned overlay; raise :class:`Incompatible`.""" - - def reference(self, *inputs): - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{type(self).__name__}.reference() is not implemented" - ) - - def design(self, rt) -> None: - """Override to write the runtime sequence by hand; otherwise it is derived. - - ``rt`` is an :class:`iron.common.build.Sequence`: ``rt.fill(stream, - view)``, ``rt.drain(stream, view)``, ``rt.group()``. The preamble - (residents, barriers, parameter sync) has already run. - """ - raise NotImplementedError - - def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: - """Values for the overlay's residents (trip counts, RTPs), from the extents.""" - return {} - - @classmethod - def has_design_override(cls) -> bool: - return cls.design is not Operator.design - - # -- library surface --------------------------------------------------- - - @classmethod - def overlay_defaults(cls, kwargs: dict) -> None: - """Fill, in place, overlay tunables this operator's own extent decides. - - An overlay is tuned from the device alone, so a tunable whose right - value follows from the operator's shape (a copy's transfer size from - its sizes) is defaulted here, at construction, when it was not - given. The default fills nothing. - """ - - @classmethod - def _split_kwargs(cls, kwargs: dict) -> tuple["Overlay", dict]: - """Split keyword arguments into the overlay's and the operator's own.""" - overlay_cls = cls._overlay_class - assert overlay_cls is not None - cls.overlay_defaults(kwargs) - names = {f.name for f in dataclasses.fields(overlay_cls) if f.init} - ov_kwargs = {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} - return overlay_cls(**ov_kwargs), kwargs - - def value_symbol(self, value: "BoundValue") -> str | None: - """An explicit device symbol for a per-call value, or ``None`` for the default.""" - return None - - def design_key(self): - """Identity for sharing a build: the class, the overlay's key, every compared field. - - Two operators with equal keys generate byte-identical MLIR, so a - sequence builds, prefixes and configures the design once. - """ - return ( - type(self).__qualname__, - self.ov.design_key(), - tuple( - (f.name, getattr(self, f.name)) - for f in dataclasses.fields(self) - if f.compare and f.name != "ov" - ), - ) - - def tuned(self, dev) -> "Operator": - """A copy bound to its own tuned copy of the overlay, with :meth:`compatible` checked.""" - ov = self.ov.tuned(dev).copy() - new = dataclasses.replace(self, ov=ov) - # What a graph bound on this instance is part of it, not of a field: - # the build works on the copy, and a copy that forgot would silently - # drop the per-call value from the sequence. - if self.used_values: - new.__dict__["_used_values"] = set(self.used_values) - new.compatible() - return new - - @property - def buffers(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: - return [self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer)] - - @property - def inputs(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: - return [b for b in self.buffers if b.direction in ("in", "inout")] - - @property - def outputs(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: - return [b for b in self.buffers if b.direction in ("out", "inout")] - - @property - def values(self) -> list[BoundValue]: - """The per-call values this instance uses (see :meth:`uses_value`).""" - return [ - self._bound[m.name] - for m in self._members - if isinstance(m, _Value) and self.uses_value(m.name) - ] - - def uses_value(self, name: str) -> bool: - """Whether this instance drives the declared per-call value ``name``. - - A value an instance does not use gets no device parameter and no - sync. The default is every declared value; an operator whose values - are optional (a strided copy with or without a patched offset) - overrides this, and a graph binding one calls :meth:`use_value`. - """ - return True - - def use_value(self, name: str) -> None: - """Record that a graph binds the per-call value ``name`` on this instance.""" - if not any(isinstance(m, _Value) and m.name == name for m in self._members): - raise TypeError( - f"{type(self).__name__} declares no per-call value {name!r}" - ) - self.__dict__.setdefault("_used_values", set()).add(name) - - @property - def used_values(self) -> frozenset: - return frozenset(self.__dict__.get("_used_values", ())) - - # -- graph functions --------------------------------------------------- - - @classmethod - def resolve_class(cls, n_operands: int, kwargs: dict) -> type: - """The class a graph call with ``n_operands`` operands constructs. - - The default is the class itself; a family that picks a subclass from - its arguments (RMSNorm with a weight) overrides. - """ - return cls - - def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs): - """An explicit instance applied to graph handles records a step.""" - from . import graph as _graph - - tracer = _graph.current() - if tracer is None: - raise TypeError( - f"{type(self).__name__} instances are called on graph handles inside " - f"an @iron.graph function; outside one, compile() and get_callable()" - ) - return tracer.call(self, args, kwargs) - - def _bind(self) -> None: - bound: dict[str, Any] = {} - for m in self._members: - if isinstance(m, _Buffer): - bound[m.name] = BoundBuffer(m, self) - elif isinstance(m, _Value): - bound[m.name] = BoundValue(m, self) - self._bound = bound - - # -- inference --------------------------------------------------------- - - @classmethod - def from_spec( - cls, - name: str, - *, - inputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], - outputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], - dtype: Any = bfloat16, - key: str = "", - params: dict[str, Any] | None = None, - generator: Callable | None = None, - ) -> type: - """An operator class from an exported description, at run time. - - The dynamic escape for a design whose shapes come from a file rather - than a formula (swiglu_prefill_stream's stream-dse export). ``inputs`` - and ``outputs`` are literal shapes in argument order; ``params`` are - the numbers that identify the instance (they become ``dim()`` fields - with those defaults and reach the name); ``key`` identifies the - generated design, for sharing; ``generator`` replaces - :meth:`generator`, since the sequence is not derived. The - overlay is a stand-in carrying only ``key``. - """ - import types - - def overlay_ns(ns): - ns["__module__"] = cls.__module__ - ns["__annotations__"] = {"key": str} - ns["key"] = dim(key, repr=False) - - overlay_cls = operator( - types.new_class(f"{name}Overlay", (Overlay,), {}, overlay_ns) - ) - - def operator_ns(ns): - ns["__module__"] = cls.__module__ - ns["__annotations__"] = {} - for pname, value in (params or {}).items(): - ns["__annotations__"][pname] = type(value) - ns[pname] = dim(value) - for bname, shape in inputs.items(): - ns[bname] = In(*shape, dtype=dtype) - for bname, shape in outputs.items(): - ns[bname] = Out(*shape, dtype=dtype) - ns["design_key"] = lambda self: self.ov.key or None - if generator is not None: - ns["generator"] = generator - - return operator( - types.new_class(name, (cls[overlay_cls],), {}, operator_ns) # type: ignore[index] - ) - - @classmethod - def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, outputs=(), **given) -> dict[str, Any]: - """Bind dimension fields from operand shapes, in ``In`` declaration order. - - A lookup, not a solver: each declared dimension is a field or a - literal. Returns ``{field: value}`` for both the operator's and the - overlay's fields; ``given`` pins values and is checked for agreement. - ``outputs`` are the shapes of caller-supplied ``Out`` buffers, in - declaration order, which bind the same way. - """ - ins = [ - m - for m in cls._members - if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction in ("in", "inout") - ] - if len(operand_shapes) != len(ins): - raise TypeError( - f"{cls.__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " - f"({', '.join(m.name for m in ins)}), got {len(operand_shapes)}" - ) - outs = [ - m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction == "out" - ] - if outputs and len(outputs) != len(outs): - raise TypeError( - f"{cls.__name__} produces {len(outs)} output(s) " - f"({', '.join(m.name for m in outs)}), got {len(outputs)}" - ) - pairs = list(zip(ins, operand_shapes)) + list(zip(outs, outputs)) - bound: dict[str, Any] = dict(given) - origin: dict[str, str] = {k: "given" for k in given} - - def bind(ref: DimRef, value: int, where: str) -> None: - key = ref.name - if key in bound and bound[key] != value: - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: {ref!r} is {value} from {where} but " - f"{bound[key]} from {origin[key]}" - ) - bound[key] = value - origin.setdefault(key, where) - - for m, shape in pairs: - shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) - dims = list(m.dims) - leading = dims[0] if dims and isinstance(dims[0], _Optional) else None - if leading is not None: - if len(shape) == len(dims): - bind(leading.ref, shape[0], f"{m.name}.shape[0]") - shape = shape[1:] - elif len(shape) == len(dims) - 1: - bind(leading.ref, 1, f"{m.name} (rank {len(shape)})") - else: - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)}, " - f"declared {m!r}" - ) - dims = dims[1:] - expanded: list = [] - for d in dims: - if isinstance(d, _Select): - flag = d.flag - if flag.name in bound: - value = bound[flag.name] - else: - fld = next( - ( - f - for f in dataclasses.fields(flag.owner) - if f.name == flag.name - ), - None, - ) - if fld is None or fld.default is MISSING: - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: {flag!r} selects {m.name}'s shape and " - f"has no default; pass it explicitly" - ) - value = fld.default - expanded.extend(d.when_true if value else d.when_false) - else: - expanded.append(d) - dims = expanded - if len(dims) == 1 and len(shape) != 1: - # A flat buffer takes an operand of any rank: its one - # dimension is the element count. - shape = (int(np.prod(shape)) if shape else 1,) - if len(shape) != len(dims): - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)} {shape}, " - f"declared rank {len(dims)} {m!r}" - ) - for i, (d, n) in enumerate(zip(dims, shape)): - if isinstance(d, DimRef): - bind(d, n, f"{m.name}.shape[{i}]") - elif int(d) != n: - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name}.shape[{i}] is {n}, declared {d}" - ) - return bound - - @classmethod - def infer_kwargs(cls, kwargs) -> dict[str, Any]: - """The part of ``kwargs`` that :meth:`infer` takes: both layers' dimension - fields and the flags that select a buffer's shape.""" - names = set(cls._dim_fields) - if cls._overlay_class: - names.update(cls._overlay_class._dim_fields) - for m in cls._members: - if isinstance(m, _Buffer): - names.update(d.flag.name for d in m.dims if isinstance(d, _Select)) - return {k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if k in names} - - @classmethod - def from_operands(cls, *operand_shapes, **overrides) -> "Operator": - """Construct an operator (and its overlay) from operand shapes.""" - values = cls.infer(*operand_shapes, **cls.infer_kwargs(overrides)) - kwargs = {**overrides, **values} - return cls(**kwargs) # classic-construction path splits overlay fields - - # -- the image of one operator on its own ------------------------------- - - @property - def dev(self): - """The device a design is generated for.""" - import aie.utils as aie_utils - - return aie_utils.get_current_device() - - # Bytes of trace buffer to emit; 0 disables tracing. A plain attribute - # rather than a property: OperatorSequence and LayerNorm assign it. - trace_size = 0 - - @property - def name(self) -> str: - """This instance's label: the class, every shown field of both layers, - the device. It names the per-call value symbols a host writes through - and the kernel instances a chained image carries; nothing on disk, - which the compile cache keys by content.""" - import aie.utils as aie_utils - - own = [ - f"{_NAME_ALIASES.get(f.name, f.name)}{serialize_param(getattr(self, f.name))}" - for f in dataclasses.fields(self) - if f.name != "ov" and f.repr and getattr(self, f.name) is not None - ] - base = type(self).__name__ + "_" + "_".join(own + self.ov.name_parts()) - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - return f"{base}_{dev.resolve().name}" - - def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): - """The design generator :class:`CompilableDesign` runs for this operator.""" - from .build import generator_for - - return generator_for(self, image=image) - - def compile(self, record: str = "memory") -> "Operator": - """Build this operator's own image, once; sets :attr:`artifacts`. - - ``record="disk"`` also writes the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` - record beside the image; by default it is only kept in memory. - """ - if getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) is None: - self._artifacts = self._build() - if record == "disk": - self._artifacts.dump() - return self - - @property - def artifacts(self): - """The record of what :meth:`compile` produced (None before).""" - return getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) - - def _members_io(self): - """The declared buffers, without resolving a shape: their names alone.""" - return [m for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer)] - - def buffer_map(self) -> dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]]: - """Each buffer as ``(arena, position, nbytes)``, for an image's record. - - From the tuned operator: a shape may follow a tunable the device - fills (flm/gemm's B layout), and the built image's buffers are the - tuned ones. A standalone operator has no arena plan -- its buffers - are the kernel's positional arguments. - """ - tuned = self.ov._tuned and self or self.tuned(self.dev) - return {b.name: ("arg", i, b.nbytes) for i, b in enumerate(tuned.buffers)} - - def _build(self): - """Compile to an xclbin and an instruction stream, or, on an external - overlay, to the stream alone against the downloaded image.""" - from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step - from .jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design - - image = self.ov.external - if image is None: - design = xclbin_design(self.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") - entry = design.get_cache_entry() - picture, insts = entry.xclbin, entry.insts - else: - picture = self.ov.prebuilt() - design = insts_design(self.generator()) - entry = design.get_cache_entry() - insts = entry.insts - self._design = design - return Artifacts( - kind="xclbin", - image=picture, - insts=insts, - entry=entry, - designs=( - Design( - name=self.name, - operators=(self.name,), - entry=entry, - image=picture, - insts=insts, - ), - ), - steps=(Step(0, self.name, self.name, tuple(b.name for b in self.buffers)),), - buffers={b.name: ("arg", i, b.nbytes) for i, b in enumerate(self.buffers)}, - ) - - def get_callable(self): - """The loaded image, ready to call on device tensors.""" - import aie.utils as aie_utils - from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel - - self.compile() - image = self.ov.external - npu_kernel = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(self.artifacts.image), - kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" if image is None else image.kernel_name, - insts_path=str(self.artifacts.insts), - ) - handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) - - def call(*args): - return aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.run(handle, list(args)) - - return call - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - own = ", ".join( - f"{f.name}={getattr(self, f.name)!r}" - for f in dataclasses.fields(self) - if f.repr and f.name != "ov" - ) - return f"{type(self).__name__}({self.ov!r}, {own})" diff --git a/iron/common/declare/__init__.py b/iron/common/declare/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..239b2d4d8e --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,119 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The operator model's declaration layer: overlays, operators, and their members. + +An operator's fields sort by what a change rebuilds. Fields that configure the +array (tile shapes, columns, dtypes, kernel flags) live on an :class:`Overlay`; +fields that size the host buffers (extents, batch counts) live on an +:class:`Operator` declared against that overlay; values that change per call +are :class:`Scratchpad` or :class:`DispatchTime` members. Each layer has an +ABI: the overlay's is its **streams** (in tile units), the operator's is its +**buffers** (in extents), and a buffer names the stream it feeds or drains, so +direction, dtype, tile shape and shim binding agree by construction. + +Declarations are class-level. A dimension is a dataclass field declared with +:func:`dim`, a tuning knob is one declared with :func:`tunable`, and a shape is +written in the class body using the field's bare name:: + + @operator + class GEMVOverlay(Overlay): + K: int = dim() + num_aie_columns: int = tunable(8) + tile_size_output: int = tunable(64) + + a = StreamIn(tile_size_output, K, per=num_aie_columns) + b = StreamIn(K, broadcast=True) + c = StreamOut(tile_size_output, per=num_aie_columns) + + @operator + class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): + M: int = dim() + num_batches: int = dim(1) + + A = In(optional(num_batches), M, GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.a) + B = In(optional(num_batches), GEMVOverlay.K, to=GEMVOverlay.b) + C = Out(optional(num_batches), M, from_=GEMVOverlay.c) + +The shape rule: a host buffer's dimension is a ``dim()`` field or an integer +literal, nothing else. Not a tunable, not a per-call value, not an +expression. That is what makes inference a lookup (:meth:`Operator.infer`) +and what lets the checks in :mod:`.decorator` run once, at class creation. +A stream's tile dimension may also be a tunable: choosing the tile is what +tuning is for, and inference never reads a stream. + +Nothing here imports mlir-aie. Everything that generates MLIR lives in +:mod:`iron.common.build`, which reads the declarations made here. + +The package reads bottom-up: :mod:`.field` is what a class body writes, +:mod:`.member` what it declares alongside its fields, :mod:`.bound` what an +instance's attribute gives back, :mod:`.overlay` and :mod:`.operator` the two +layers themselves, and :mod:`.decorator` the checks both go through at class +creation. :mod:`.naming` is how either one spells its own label. +""" + +from .bound import ( + BoundBuffer, + BoundResident, + BoundStream, + BoundValue, + BufferView, +) +from .decorator import operator +from .field import ( + DeclarationError, + DimRef, + Incompatible, + Untunable, + dim, + optional, + select, + tunable, +) +from .member import ( + DispatchTime, + In, + InOut, + Out, + Resident, + Scratchpad, + Shim, + StreamIn, + StreamOut, + ValueSpec, + Xclbin, +) +from .operator import O, Operator +from .overlay import Overlay, get_shim_dma_limit + +__all__ = [ + "BoundBuffer", + "BoundResident", + "BoundStream", + "BoundValue", + "BufferView", + "DeclarationError", + "DimRef", + "DispatchTime", + "In", + "InOut", + "Incompatible", + "O", + "Operator", + "Out", + "Overlay", + "Resident", + "Scratchpad", + "Shim", + "StreamIn", + "StreamOut", + "Untunable", + "ValueSpec", + "Xclbin", + "dim", + "get_shim_dma_limit", + "operator", + "optional", + "select", + "tunable", +] diff --git a/iron/common/declare/bound.py b/iron/common/declare/bound.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3ddaabe2f9 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare/bound.py @@ -0,0 +1,386 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""What an instance's member attribute returns, and the resolvers behind it. + +A declaration is class-level and symbolic; binding it to an instance turns +every :class:`~iron.common.declare.field.DimRef` into an integer, which is +what the resolvers at the foot of this module do. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from dataclasses import Field +from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, Iterator + +import numpy as np + +from .field import DeclarationError, DimRef, Incompatible, _Optional, _Select +from .member import Resident, Shim, _Buffer, _Stream, _Value + +if TYPE_CHECKING: + from .operator import Operator + from .overlay import Overlay + + +class BoundStream: + """A stream on an overlay instance: concrete tile, count, and fifo handles. + + Resolved lazily, because a tile or a ``per=`` count may name a tunable + that is ``None`` until :meth:`Overlay.tuned` fills it. + """ + + def __init__(self, member: _Stream, overlay: "Overlay") -> None: + self.member = member + self.overlay = overlay + self.name = member.name + self.direction = member.direction + self.broadcast = member.broadcast + self.replicate = member.replicate + self.depth = member.depth + self.via = member.via + self._handle_slots: list[Any] | None = None + + def _resolve(self, spec) -> int: + try: + return _resolve_dim(spec, self.overlay) + except Incompatible as e: + raise Incompatible( + f"stream {self.name!r}: {e}. Tune the overlay first (tuned(dev))" + ) from None + + @property + def shape(self) -> tuple[int, ...]: + return tuple(self._resolve(d) for d in self.member.dims) + + @property + def dtype(self): + return _resolve_dtype(self.member.dtype, self.overlay) + + @property + def count(self) -> int: + if self.member.per is None: + return 1 + n = 1 + for ref in self.member.per: + n *= int(self._resolve(ref)) + return n + + @property + def _handles(self) -> list[Any]: + if self._handle_slots is None: + self._handle_slots = [None] * self.count + return self._handle_slots + + @property + def tile(self): + """The ObjectFifo element type: ``np.ndarray[shape, dtype]``.""" + return np.ndarray[self.shape, np.dtype[self.dtype]] # type: ignore[misc] + + @property + def elements(self) -> int: + return int(np.prod(self.shape)) + + def bind(self, handle, index: int = 0) -> None: + """Bind the shim end of a fifo to this stream (or to one of its slots).""" + if self._handles[index] is not None: + raise ValueError(f"stream {self.name!r}[{index}] is already bound") + self._handles[index] = handle + + def __getitem__(self, index: int) -> "_StreamSlot": + if not 0 <= index < self.count: + raise IndexError(f"stream {self.name!r} has {self.count} slots") + return _StreamSlot(self, index) + + def __iter__(self) -> Iterator["_StreamSlot"]: + return (self[i] for i in range(self.count)) + + def __len__(self) -> int: + return self.count + + @property + def handle(self): + if self.count != 1: + raise ValueError(f"stream {self.name!r} is per-{self.count}; index it") + return self._require(0) + + @property + def handles(self) -> list[Any]: + return [self._require(i) for i in range(self.count)] + + def pin(self, index: int = 0) -> Shim | None: + """The declared shim endpoint of slot ``index``, if pinned.""" + via = self.via + if via is None: + return None + if isinstance(via, Shim): + return via if self.count == 1 else None + return via[index] + + def _require(self, index: int): + h = self._handles[index] + if h is None: + raise ValueError( + f"stream {self.name!r}[{index}] was never bound: the overlay's " + f"design() must call .bind() on every declared stream" + ) + return h + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"<{self.direction} stream {self.name} {self.shape} x{self.count}>" + + +class _StreamSlot: + __slots__ = ("stream", "index") + + def __init__(self, stream: BoundStream, index: int) -> None: + self.stream = stream + self.index = index + + def bind(self, handle) -> None: + self.stream.bind(handle, self.index) + + @property + def handle(self): + return self.stream._require(self.index) + + @property + def name(self) -> str: + return f"{self.stream.name}{self.index}" + + @property + def shim(self) -> Shim | None: + return self.stream.pin(self.index) + + +class BoundBuffer: + """A buffer on an operator instance: concrete shape and dtype.""" + + def __init__(self, member: _Buffer, op: "Operator") -> None: + self.member = member + self._op = op + self.name = member.name + self.direction = member.direction + self.to = member.to + self.from_ = member.from_ + + # Resolved on use, not at construction: a shape or dtype may follow a + # tunable the device fills (flm/gemm's B layout), and an operator on an + # untuned overlay is still a valid thing to hold. + @property + def shape(self) -> tuple[int, ...]: + return _resolve_shape(self.member.dims, self._op) + + @property + def dtype(self): + return _resolve_dtype(self.member.dtype, self._op) + + @property + def elements(self) -> int: + return int(np.prod(self.shape)) if self.shape else 1 + + @property + def nbytes(self) -> int: + return self.elements * np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize + + @property + def flat_type(self): + """The runtime-sequence argument type: the buffer flattened to 1-D.""" + return np.ndarray[(self.elements,), np.dtype[self.dtype]] # type: ignore[misc] + + def stream(self, overlay: "Overlay") -> BoundStream | None: + """The bound stream this buffer feeds or drains on ``overlay``.""" + member = self.to if self.direction == "in" else self.from_ + if member is None: + return None + return getattr(overlay, member.name) + + @property + def batch_axes(self) -> int: + """Leading ``optional()`` dimensions that are present on this instance.""" + n = 0 + for d in self.member.dims: + if not isinstance(d, _Optional): + break + if _resolve_dim(d.ref, self._op) > 1: + n += 1 + return n + + def __getitem__(self, index) -> "BufferView": + """A basic slice of this buffer, for ``rt.fill``/``rt.drain`` in an override. + + A slice start may be a :class:`Scratchpad` value, in which case the + transfer's base address is patched per call. + """ + return BufferView(self, index) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return ( + f"<{self.direction} {self.name} {self.shape} {np.dtype(self.dtype).name}>" + ) + + +class BufferView: + """``buffer[index]``: a slice of a bound buffer, resolved to a transfer by the build.""" + + def __init__(self, buffer: BoundBuffer, index) -> None: + self.buffer = buffer + self.index = index if isinstance(index, tuple) else (index,) + self.offset_by: BoundValue | None = None + static = [] + for idx in self.index: + if isinstance(idx, slice) and isinstance(idx.start, BoundValue): + if idx.stop is not None or idx.step is not None: + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name}[{idx}]: a per-call start takes the whole axis" + ) + if self.offset_by is not None: + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name}: only one axis may start at a per-call value" + ) + if idx.start.kind != "scratchpad": + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name}: {idx.start.name} is {idx.start.kind}; only a " + f"Scratchpad value can move a transfer's base address" + ) + self.offset_by = idx.start + static.append(slice(None)) + else: + static.append(idx) + self.static_index = tuple(static) + + def pattern(self) -> tuple[int, list[int], list[int]]: + """``(offset, sizes, strides)`` of the static part of the slice.""" + from ..tiling import view + + return view(self.buffer.shape, self.static_index) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{self.buffer.name}[{self.index}]" + + +class BoundValue: + """A per-call value on an operator (or, for a core-read Scratchpad, an overlay). + + On a full ELF ``param`` is the upstream ``ScratchpadParameter`` the + build creates. On an image without a scratchpad (xclbin, spike S2) the + value is lowered as a dispatch-time scalar of the sequence: ``param`` is + the dispatch parameter, ``ssa`` its live value inside the sequence body, + an offset use adds it to the transfer's offset, and a core-read use is a + resident the preamble writes from it (``bind``, as a Resident binds). + """ + + def __init__(self, member: _Value, owner) -> None: + self.member = member + self.name = member.name + self.kind = member.kind + self.dtype = member.dtype + self.param = None # the upstream ScratchpadParameter, set by the build + self.symbol: str | None = None + self.ssa = None # the sequence's scalar, when lowered at dispatch time + self.targets: list[tuple[Any, int]] = [] + + def bind(self, buffers, index: int = 0) -> None: + """Bind to one runtime-parameter buffer, or one per worker; the preamble + writes ``[index]`` from the per-call value (an image without a scratchpad).""" + if not isinstance(buffers, (list, tuple)): + buffers = [buffers] + self.targets.extend((b, index) for b in buffers) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"<{self.kind} {self.name} {np.dtype(self.dtype).name}>" + + +class BoundResident: + """A resident on an overlay instance; ``bind()`` names what the preamble writes.""" + + def __init__(self, member: Resident, overlay: "Overlay") -> None: + self.member = member + self.name = member.name + self.dtype = member.dtype + self.address = member.address + self.lock = member.lock + self.optional = member.optional + self.targets: list[tuple[Any, int]] = [] + + def bind(self, buffers, index: int = 0) -> None: + """Bind to one runtime-parameter buffer, or one per worker; the preamble writes ``[index]``.""" + if not isinstance(buffers, (list, tuple)): + buffers = [buffers] + self.targets.extend((b, index) for b in buffers) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"" + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Resolution +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +def _lookup_ref(ref: DimRef, instance) -> Any: + """Follow a DimRef from an instance: its own class, or its overlay's class.""" + if isinstance(instance, ref.owner): + return getattr(instance, ref.name) + ov = getattr(instance, "ov", None) + if ov is not None and isinstance(ov, ref.owner): + return getattr(ov, ref.name) + raise DeclarationError( + f"{ref!r} is not reachable from {type(instance).__name__}: a shape may " + f"reference the class's own fields or its overlay's" + ) + + +def _resolve_dim(spec, instance) -> int: + if isinstance(spec, bool): + raise DeclarationError(f"{spec!r} is not a dimension") + if isinstance(spec, (int, np.integer)): + return int(spec) + if isinstance(spec, DimRef): + value = _lookup_ref(spec, instance) + if value is None: + raise Incompatible( + f"{spec!r} is None; it must be set before the shape can be resolved" + ) + return int(value) + if isinstance(spec, Field): + # A same-class reference the decorator did not rewrite: resolve by name. + return int(getattr(instance, spec.name)) + raise DeclarationError(f"cannot resolve {spec!r} as a dimension") + + +def _flag_value(flag, instance) -> bool: + if isinstance(flag, DimRef): + value = _lookup_ref(flag, instance) + if value is None: + raise Incompatible( + f"{flag!r} is None; a select() on it needs a tuned overlay" + ) + return bool(value) + if isinstance(flag, Field): + return bool(getattr(instance, flag.name)) + return bool(flag) + + +def _resolve_shape(dims, instance) -> tuple[int, ...]: + out: list[int] = [] + for d in dims: + if isinstance(d, _Optional): + n = _resolve_dim(d.ref, instance) + if n > 1: + out.append(n) + continue + if isinstance(d, _Select): + branch = d.when_true if _flag_value(d.flag, instance) else d.when_false + out.extend(_resolve_shape(branch, instance)) + continue + out.append(_resolve_dim(d, instance)) + return tuple(out) + + +def _resolve_dtype(spec, instance): + if isinstance(spec, DimRef): + return _lookup_ref(spec, instance) + if isinstance(spec, Field): + return getattr(instance, spec.name) + return spec diff --git a/iron/common/declare/decorator.py b/iron/common/declare/decorator.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..83486bd393 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare/decorator.py @@ -0,0 +1,298 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""``@operator``: the class-creation checks both layers go through. + +Everything here runs once, when a class body is executed. What it cannot +prove then -- an operator's extents against a tuned overlay -- is left to +:meth:`Operator.infer`. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import Field + +import numpy as np + +from .field import DeclarationError, DimRef, _Optional, _Select, _tier_of +from .member import DispatchTime, Resident, Xclbin, _Buffer, _Member, _Stream +from .operator import Operator +from .overlay import Overlay + + +def _members_of(cls: type) -> list[_Member]: + """Members declared in this class body and its ``@operator`` bases, in order. + + The most derived class's body order wins for the members it declares; + inherited members it does not redeclare follow, in their own order. So a + subclass that inserts a buffer between two inherited ones (a weight + between an input and an output) gets the order it wrote. A member the + subclass sets to ``None`` is hidden. + """ + ordered: dict[str, _Member] = {} + seen: set[str] = set() + for klass in cls.__mro__: + for name, value in vars(klass).items(): + if name in seen: + continue + seen.add(name) + # A subclass hides an inherited member by assigning it None: a + # external overlay of a built one keeps its fields and streams but + # not its residents, whose block the image lays out differently. + if isinstance(value, _Member): + ordered[name] = value + return list(ordered.values()) + + +def _rewrite_refs(specs: tuple, cls: type, fields_by_obj: dict[int, Field]) -> tuple: + """Replace same-class Field objects in a member's dims with DimRefs.""" + out = [] + for spec in specs: + if isinstance(spec, _Optional): + out.append(_Optional(_rewrite_refs((spec.ref,), cls, fields_by_obj)[0])) + elif isinstance(spec, _Select): + out.append( + _Select( + _rewrite_refs((spec.flag,), cls, fields_by_obj)[0], + _rewrite_refs(spec.when_true, cls, fields_by_obj), + _rewrite_refs(spec.when_false, cls, fields_by_obj), + ) + ) + elif isinstance(spec, Field): + f = fields_by_obj.get(id(spec)) + if f is None: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}: a shape references a field object that is " + f"not one of this class's fields" + ) + out.append(getattr(cls, f.name)) # the DimRef re-attached to the class + else: + out.append(spec) + return tuple(out) + + +def _check_dim_ref( + cls: type, member: _Member, spec, what: str, *, allow_tunable: bool +) -> None: + """The shape rule. + + A host buffer's dimension is a ``dim()`` field or an integer: never a + tunable (inference would cycle through tuning) and never an expression. + A stream's tile dimension may also be a tunable, since choosing the tile + is what tuning is for; inference never reads a stream. + """ + if isinstance(spec, _Optional): + _check_dim_ref(cls, member, spec.ref, what, allow_tunable=allow_tunable) + return + if isinstance(spec, _Select): + for d in spec.when_true + spec.when_false: + _check_dim_ref(cls, member, d, what, allow_tunable=allow_tunable) + return + if isinstance(spec, bool): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {spec!r} is not a {what}" + ) + if isinstance(spec, (int, np.integer)): + return + if isinstance(spec, DimRef): + allowed = ("dim", "tunable") if allow_tunable else ("dim",) + if spec.tier not in allowed: + why = ( + "a tunable; a host shape may not depend on tuning" + if spec.tier == "tunable" + else "not declared with dim()" + ) + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {what} {spec!r} is {why}. A " + f"shape dimension is a dim() field or an integer literal" + ) + return + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{member.name}: {what} {spec!r} is not a dim() field or an " + f"integer. Expressions are not allowed in shapes; declare the result as a field" + ) + + +def operator(cls: type) -> type: + """Process an :class:`Overlay` or :class:`Operator` subclass. + + Applies ``dataclass`` (identity equality; the base supplies ``__eq__``), + resolves the field objects the class body captured in its shapes to + names, re-attaches every field as a :class:`DimRef`, checks the shape + rule, and records the members in declaration order. + """ + if not (issubclass(cls, Overlay) or issubclass(cls, Operator)): + raise DeclarationError( + f"@operator applies to Overlay or Operator subclasses, not {cls}" + ) + + # Members must be unannotated, or dataclass would make them constructor args. + annotations = cls.__dict__.get("__annotations__", {}) + for name, value in list(vars(cls).items()): + if isinstance(value, _Member) and name in annotations: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{name}: members are declared without an " + f"annotation; annotating one turns it into a constructor argument" + ) + + # The Field objects the class body bound to bare names, before dataclass + # processing renames/replaces them. + pre_fields = {id(v): v for v in vars(cls).values() if isinstance(v, Field)} + + # Overlays get the generated repr; Operators define their own on the base. + cls = dataclasses.dataclass(cls, eq=False, repr=issubclass(cls, Overlay)) # type: ignore[call-overload] + + fields = {f.name: f for f in dataclasses.fields(cls)} + fields_by_obj = {i: f for i, f in pre_fields.items()} + # dataclass reuses the same Field object and sets .name, so identity holds. + for f in fields.values(): + fields_by_obj.setdefault(id(f), f) + + # Re-attach every field as a DimRef on the class. + for f in fields.values(): + setattr(cls, f.name, DimRef(cls, f.name, _tier_of(f), f.default)) + + members = _members_of(cls) + for m in members: + if m.owner is not cls: + continue # inherited; already processed on its own class + if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, _Stream)): + m.dims = _rewrite_refs(m.dims, cls, fields_by_obj) + if isinstance(m.dtype, Field): + m.dtype = getattr(cls, fields_by_obj[id(m.dtype)].name) + for d in m.dims: + _check_dim_ref( + cls, m, d, "dimension", allow_tunable=isinstance(m, _Stream) + ) + if isinstance(m, _Stream) and m.per is not None: + per = m.per if isinstance(m.per, tuple) else (m.per,) + per = _rewrite_refs(per, cls, fields_by_obj) + for ref in per: + if not isinstance(ref, DimRef) or ref.tier is None: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: per={ref!r} must be a dim() or tunable() field" + ) + m.per = per + + cls._members = tuple(members) # type: ignore[attr-defined] + cls._dim_fields = tuple(f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "dim") # type: ignore[attr-defined] + cls._tunable_fields = tuple( + f.name for f in fields.values() if _tier_of(f) == "tunable" + ) # type: ignore[attr-defined] + + if issubclass(cls, Overlay): + _finish_overlay(cls) + else: + _finish_operator(cls, fields) + return cls + + +def _finish_overlay(cls: type) -> None: + images = [v for v in vars(cls).values() if isinstance(v, Xclbin)] + if len(images) > 1: + raise DeclarationError(f"{cls.__name__} declares more than one Xclbin") + if images: + cls._external = images[0] # type: ignore[attr-defined] + for m in cls._members: # type: ignore[attr-defined] + if isinstance(m, (_Buffer, DispatchTime)): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: an Overlay declares streams, residents and " + f"core-read Scratchpad values; buffers and DispatchTime values belong " + f"on the Operator" + ) + if images and isinstance(m, _Stream) and m.via is None: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a stream of an external overlay must be " + f"pinned with via=; nothing else says which shim it uses" + ) + if images and isinstance(m, Resident) and m.address is None: + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: a resident of an external overlay needs " + f"an address; the sequence writes it there" + ) + + if not images: + return + for hook in ("prebuilt", "build"): + if getattr(cls, hook) is getattr(Overlay, hook): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__} declares an Xclbin, so nothing builds its array: " + f"it must supply {hook}() (iron.common.external.External " + f"does, for a downloaded image)" + ) + + +def _finish_operator(cls: type, fields: dict[str, Field]) -> None: + overlay_cls = _overlay_class_of(cls) + cls._overlay_class = overlay_cls # type: ignore[attr-defined] + for m in cls._members: # type: ignore[attr-defined] + if isinstance(m, (_Stream, Resident)): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: an Operator declares buffers and per-call " + f"values; streams and residents belong on the Overlay" + ) + if isinstance(m, _Buffer): + target = m.to if m.direction == "in" else m.from_ + if m.direction == "inout": + target = m.to or m.from_ + if target is not None and not isinstance(target, _Stream): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: to=/from_= must name a stream, got {target!r}" + ) + if ( + target is not None + and overlay_cls is not None + and not issubclass(overlay_cls, target.owner) # type: ignore[arg-type] + ): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: stream {target!r} belongs to " + f"{target.owner.__name__}, not to {overlay_cls.__name__}" # type: ignore[union-attr] + ) + if m.to is not None and m.to.direction != "in": + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: to= must be a StreamIn" + ) + if m.from_ is not None and m.from_.direction != "out": + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: from_= must be a StreamOut" + ) + for d in m.dims: + ref = d.ref if isinstance(d, _Optional) else d + if ( + isinstance(ref, DimRef) + and not issubclass(cls, ref.owner) + and overlay_cls is not None + ): + if not issubclass(overlay_cls, ref.owner): + raise DeclarationError( + f"{cls.__name__}.{m.name}: {ref!r} is neither a field of " + f"{cls.__name__} nor of its overlay {overlay_cls.__name__}" + ) + + # Classic construction: overlay fields as keyword arguments. The operator + # builds the overlay itself. Untyped, and goes away once every call site + # passes an overlay. + if overlay_cls is not None: + generated_init = cls.__init__ + + def __init__(self, ov=None, *args, **kwargs): + if ov is None or not isinstance(ov, Overlay): + if ov is not None: + args = (ov,) + args + ov, kwargs = type(self)._split_kwargs(dict(kwargs)) + generated_init(self, ov, *args, **kwargs) + + __init__.__wrapped__ = generated_init # type: ignore[attr-defined] + cls.__init__ = __init__ # type: ignore[misc] + + +def _overlay_class_of(cls: type) -> type | None: + """The ``O`` in ``class X(Operator[O])``, searched up the bases.""" + for klass in cls.__mro__: + for base in getattr(klass, "__orig_bases__", ()): + args = getattr(base, "__args__", ()) + for a in args: + if isinstance(a, type) and issubclass(a, Overlay): + return a + return None diff --git a/iron/common/declare/field.py b/iron/common/declare/field.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..9e015fe239 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare/field.py @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Field specifiers and the dimension references a class body writes. + +A dimension is a dataclass field declared with :func:`dim`, a tuning knob one +declared with :func:`tunable`. Naming either in a shape expression yields a +:class:`DimRef`, which the decorator resolves against the class it lands on. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import MISSING, Field +from typing import Any + + +class Untunable(ValueError): + """No legal tuning exists for this overlay on this device. + + An expected outcome, not a bug: raised by :meth:`Overlay.tuning` so the + caller learns at tune time rather than from a design that compiles and + then hangs. + """ + + +class Incompatible(ValueError): + """An operator's extents do not fit the overlay it was declared against.""" + + +class DeclarationError(TypeError): + """A class body violates the declaration rules; raised at class creation.""" + + +_TIER = "iron.tier" # dataclass Field.metadata key: "dim" | "tunable" + + +def dim(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True, init: bool = True) -> Any: + """Declare a compile-time dimension field. + + A ``dim()`` field may appear in a shape. On an overlay it is overlay-tier + (changing it rebuilds the array); on an operator it is sequence-tier + (changing it rebuilds the instruction stream only). + """ + return _specifier("dim", default, repr, init) + + +def tunable(default: Any = MISSING, *, repr: bool = True, init: bool = True) -> Any: + """Declare a tuning knob: a field :meth:`Overlay.tuning` may set. + + A tunable never appears in a shape. ``None`` as the default means "tuning + fills it from the device". ``init=False`` fixes a subclass's value of an + inherited field (a kernel that only works with one channel per column). + """ + return _specifier("tunable", default, repr, init) + + +def _specifier(tier: str, default: Any, repr_: bool, init: bool = True) -> Field: + kwargs: dict[str, Any] = {"metadata": {_TIER: tier}, "repr": repr_, "init": init} + if default is not MISSING: + kwargs["default"] = default + else: + # Keyword-only, so a field with no default may follow one with a + # default -- which is what a subclass does when it pins an inherited + # tunable to a shape-bearing dimension of its own. Every declared + # field is passed by keyword anyway; only ``ov`` is positional. + kwargs["kw_only"] = True + return dataclasses.field(**kwargs) + + +def _tier_of(f: Field) -> str | None: + return f.metadata.get(_TIER) if f.metadata else None + + +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Dimension references +# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +class DimRef: + """A reference to a ``dim()`` field of a declared class. + + After ``@operator`` processes a class, each field is re-attached to the + class as a ``DimRef``, so ``GEMVOverlay.K`` names the dimension from + outside the class body while ``ov.K`` on an instance is the integer. A + non-data descriptor: instance attributes take precedence. + """ + + __slots__ = ("owner", "name", "tier", "default") + + def __init__( + self, owner: type, name: str, tier: str | None, default=MISSING + ) -> None: + self.owner = owner + self.name = name + self.tier = tier + self.default = default + + def __get__(self, instance, owner=None): + if instance is None: + return self + # An init=False field is read from the class attribute, which is now + # this object: serve its default. Anything else has no value yet. + if self.default is not MISSING: + return self.default + raise AttributeError(self.name) + + def __eq__(self, other) -> bool: + return ( + isinstance(other, DimRef) + and other.owner is self.owner + and other.name == self.name + ) + + def __hash__(self) -> int: + return hash((id(self.owner), self.name)) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{self.owner.__qualname__}.{self.name}" + + +class _Optional: + """A leading dimension that is present only when greater than one. + + ``In(optional(num_batches), M, K)`` declares ``(M, K)`` for a single batch + and ``(num_batches, M, K)`` otherwise, which is how batched operators + already spell their host shapes. Inference reads the rank to tell the two + apart. + """ + + __slots__ = ("ref",) + + def __init__(self, ref) -> None: + self.ref = ref + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"optional({self.ref!r})" + + +def optional(ref) -> _Optional: + """Mark a leading dimension as omitted when it equals one. See :class:`_Optional`.""" + return _Optional(ref) + + +class _Select: + """A shape chosen by a flag: ``select(b_col_maj, (N, K), (K, N))``. + + The flag is a field with a default or one the caller passes explicitly; + it is never inferred. The only conditional shapes in the tree are GEMM's + layout flags, which transpose a declared shape rather than resize it. + """ + + __slots__ = ("flag", "when_true", "when_false") + + def __init__(self, flag, when_true, when_false) -> None: + self.flag = flag + self.when_true = tuple(when_true) + self.when_false = tuple(when_false) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"select({self.flag!r}, {self.when_true!r}, {self.when_false!r})" + + +def select(flag, when_true, when_false) -> _Select: + """A conditional shape. See :class:`_Select`.""" + return _Select(flag, when_true, when_false) + + +_DimSpec = Any # Field (own class, pre-processing) | DimRef | int | _Optional + + +def _describe(spec) -> str: + if isinstance(spec, Field): + return spec.name if spec.name else "" + return repr(spec) diff --git a/iron/common/declare/member.py b/iron/common/declare/member.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7eb6a256cf --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare/member.py @@ -0,0 +1,264 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""What an overlay or operator declares besides its fields. + +Streams are the overlay's ABI and buffers the operator's; the two agree by +construction, since a buffer names the stream it feeds or drains. The rest +name values no host buffer carries: a :class:`Scratchpad` or +:class:`DispatchTime` written per call, a :class:`Resident` written once, +before the first DMA. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from typing import Any, ClassVar + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from .field import DeclarationError, _DimSpec, _describe + + +class Shim: + """A pinned shim endpoint: column and DMA channel on row 0.""" + + __slots__ = ("col", "channel") + + def __init__(self, col: int, channel: int | None = None) -> None: + self.col = col + self.channel = channel + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Shim(col={self.col}, channel={self.channel})" + + +class Xclbin: + """An overlay someone else built: a downloaded xclbin, pinned by digest. + + Declared as a class attribute of an :class:`Overlay` that has no + ``design()``. Every stream of such an overlay is pinned with ``via=`` and + every resident has an ``address``, because nothing else says where its + endpoints are; the library emits the sequence against those pins. + """ + + def __init__( + self, *, url: str, sha256: str, filename: str, kernel_name: str = "MLIR_AIE" + ) -> None: + self.url = url + self.sha256 = sha256 + self.filename = filename + self.kernel_name = kernel_name + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Xclbin({self.filename})" + + +class _Member: + """Base of everything declared unannotated in an ``@operator`` class body. + + ``__set_name__`` gives the member its name from the language, and the + class body gives it its order. On an instance, ``__get__`` returns the + bound form built by ``@operator`` (a :class:`BoundBuffer`, + :class:`BoundStream` or :class:`BoundValue`). + """ + + name: str = "" + owner: type | None = None + + def __set_name__(self, owner: type, name: str) -> None: + self.name = name + self.owner = owner + + def __get__(self, instance, owner=None): + if instance is None: + return self + try: + return instance._bound[self.name] + except (AttributeError, KeyError): + raise AttributeError( + f"{type(instance).__name__}.{self.name} is not bound yet" + ) from None + + +class _Buffer(_Member): + """A host buffer: shape in extents, a dtype, and the stream it moves through.""" + + direction: ClassVar[str] = "" + + def __init__( + self, + *dims: _DimSpec, + dtype: Any = bfloat16, + to: "StreamIn | None" = None, + from_: "StreamOut | None" = None, + ) -> None: + self.dims = tuple(dims) + self.dtype = dtype + self.to = to + self.from_ = from_ + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{type(self).__name__}({', '.join(_describe(d) for d in self.dims)})" + + +class In(_Buffer): + """A buffer the host fills and the array reads.""" + + direction = "in" + + def __init__(self, *dims, dtype=bfloat16, to=None) -> None: + super().__init__(*dims, dtype=dtype, to=to) + + +class Out(_Buffer): + """A buffer the array writes and the host reads.""" + + direction = "out" + + def __init__(self, *dims, dtype=bfloat16, from_=None) -> None: + super().__init__(*dims, dtype=dtype, from_=from_) + + +class InOut(_Buffer): + """A buffer read and written in place.""" + + direction = "inout" + + +class _Stream(_Member): + """A stream into or out of the array, in tile units. + + ``per=`` names the overlay dimension the stream is replicated over (one + fifo per column, say), or a tuple of dimensions whose product is the + count (columns x channels); ``broadcast=True`` is one fifo every worker + consumes. ``via=`` pins the shim endpoint(s). ``depth`` is the fifo depth. + """ + + direction: ClassVar[str] = "" + + def __init__( + self, + *dims: _DimSpec, + dtype: Any = bfloat16, + per: _DimSpec | None = None, + broadcast: bool = False, + replicate: bool = False, + via: Shim | list[Shim] | None = None, + depth: int = 2, + ) -> None: + if per is not None and broadcast: + raise DeclarationError( + "a stream is either per= or broadcast, not both" + ) + if replicate and per is None: + raise DeclarationError( + "replicate=True needs per=: every slot receives the whole buffer" + ) + self.dims = tuple(dims) + self.dtype = dtype + self.per = per + self.broadcast = broadcast + # per= slots that each receive the whole buffer (one fill per slot) + # rather than a share of it. + self.replicate = replicate + self.via = via + self.depth = depth + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{type(self).__name__}({', '.join(_describe(d) for d in self.dims)})" + + +class StreamIn(_Stream): + """A stream entering the array; its shim end is a producer (MM2S).""" + + direction = "in" + + +class StreamOut(_Stream): + """A stream leaving the array; its shim end is a consumer (S2MM).""" + + direction = "out" + + +class ValueSpec: + """``Scratchpad[np.int32]``: the annotation of a graph function's per-call parameter.""" + + __slots__ = ("kind", "dtype") + + def __init__(self, kind: str, dtype: Any) -> None: + self.kind, self.dtype = kind, dtype + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{self.kind}[{np.dtype(self.dtype).name}]" + + +class _Value(_Member): + """A per-call scalar. See :class:`Scratchpad` and :class:`DispatchTime`.""" + + kind: ClassVar[str] = "" + + def __init__(self, dtype: Any = np.int32) -> None: + self.dtype = dtype + + def __class_getitem__(cls, dtype) -> ValueSpec: + return ValueSpec(cls.kind, dtype) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"{type(self).__name__}({np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" + + +class Scratchpad(_Value): + """A per-call value patched into a DMA descriptor or read by a core. + + Free per call (a few words and a sync), works under full ELF, cannot + change a DMA size or stride. Values are limited to 30 bits; ``float32`` + is unsupported by the scratchpad encoding. + """ + + kind = "scratchpad" + + def __init__(self, dtype: Any = np.int32) -> None: + if np.dtype(dtype).kind == "f": + raise DeclarationError( + "Scratchpad values cannot be floating point: the scratchpad " + "encoding zeroes the top two bits of the value" + ) + super().__init__(dtype) + + +class DispatchTime(_Value): + """A per-call value the instruction stream is regenerated around. + + Can change DMA sizes, strides and offsets; costs a stream regeneration + and a buffer allocation per call; cannot be packaged as a full ELF. + """ + + kind = "dispatch" + + +class Resident(_Member): + """A value the sequence writes into the array before the first DMA. + + Overlay-side: a runtime parameter (trip count, RTP) a core reads. The + sequence's preamble writes every resident the overlay declares. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + dtype: Any = np.int32, + *, + address: int | None = None, + lock: int | None = None, + optional: bool = False, + ) -> None: + self.dtype = dtype + self.address = address + self.lock = lock + # A resident only some configurations of the overlay allocate (a + # parameter word omitted when its value is a compile-time constant). + # The preamble skips it when design() left it unbound. + self.optional = optional + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Resident({np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" diff --git a/iron/common/declare/naming.py b/iron/common/declare/naming.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..5121c453bd --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare/naming.py @@ -0,0 +1,63 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""How a declared instance spells its own name. + +The label an operator carries through a graph and into the symbols a +host writes through. Nothing on disk is keyed by it: the compile cache +keys by content. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +from typing import Container + +_NAME_ALIASES = { + "num_aie_columns": "c", + "num_channels": "ch", + "tile_size": "t", + "size": "sz", + "scalar_factor": "sf", + "rows": "r", + "cols": "n", +} + + +def label_parts(obj, *, skip: Container[str] = ()) -> list[str]: + """A declared instance's shown fields, as fragments of its label.""" + return [ + f"{_NAME_ALIASES.get(f.name, f.name)}{serialize_param(getattr(obj, f.name))}" + for f in dataclasses.fields(obj) + if f.name not in skip and f.repr and getattr(obj, f.name) is not None + ] + + +def serialize_param(v: object) -> str: + """A parameter value as a short, filesystem-safe token for labels.""" + if isinstance(v, bool): + return str(int(v)) + if isinstance(v, float): + return float_to_name(v) + if isinstance(v, (list, tuple)): + return "x".join(str(x) for x in v) + return str(v) + + +def float_to_name(v: float) -> str: + """Convert a float to a filesystem-safe string for use in operator names. + + Uses repr() for the shortest exact round-trip representation, then sanitizes + characters that are problematic in filenames or shell scripts, for instance: + '.' -> 'p' (decimal point) + '-' -> 'n' (negative sign / negative exponent) + '+' -> '' (positive exponent, redundant) + + Examples: + 3.0 -> '3p0' + 0.01 -> '0p01' + -0.5 -> 'n0p5' + 1e-10 -> '1en10' + """ + return repr(v).replace(".", "p").replace("-", "n").replace("+", "") + diff --git a/iron/common/declare/operator.py b/iron/common/declare/operator.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d3768edc51 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare/operator.py @@ -0,0 +1,538 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The buffer-sizing half of a declaration. + +An operator is declared against one overlay and adds the extents that size +the host buffers. Changing an extent re-issues the runtime sequence; it does +not rebuild the array, which is why the two layers are separate classes. +Calling one binds it: :meth:`Operator.infer` turns operand shapes into the +extents, and the instance's buffer attributes answer in elements. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +from abc import ABCMeta +from dataclasses import MISSING +from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Generic, TypeVar + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from .bound import BoundBuffer, BoundValue +from .field import DimRef, dim, _Optional, _Select +from .member import In, Out, _Buffer, _Member, _Value +from .naming import label_parts +from .overlay import Overlay + +O = TypeVar("O", bound=Overlay) + + +class _OperatorMeta(ABCMeta): + """``GEMV(w, h)`` inside a graph function records a step; anything else constructs. + + The class tells the two apart by whether it received graph handles (or + host tensors, which a graph closes over as weights); see + :mod:`iron.common.graph`. Outside a graph the call constructs as usual. + """ + + def __call__(cls, *args, **kwargs): + from .. import graph as _graph + + tracer = _graph.current() + if tracer is not None and args and all(_graph.is_operand(a) for a in args): + return tracer.call(cls, args, kwargs) + return super().__call__(*args, **kwargs) + + +@dataclasses.dataclass(eq=False, repr=True) + + +class Operator(Generic[O], metaclass=_OperatorMeta): + """A host ABI declared against an overlay. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. + + Declare ``dim()`` fields and buffers (``In``/``Out``/``InOut`` naming their + streams) in the class body. Implement :meth:`reference`; optionally + :meth:`compatible` and :meth:`design` (an override for a sequence the + library cannot derive). + """ + + ov: O + + _members: ClassVar[tuple[_Member, ...]] = () + _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () + _tunable_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () + _overlay_class: ClassVar[type | None] = None + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + if self._overlay_class is not None and not isinstance( + self.ov, self._overlay_class + ): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(self).__name__} is declared against {self._overlay_class.__name__}, " + f"got {type(self.ov).__name__}" + ) + self.validate() + self._bind() + + # -- declared surface -------------------------------------------------- + + def validate(self) -> None: + """Check the sequence-tier fields on their own. Runs at construction.""" + + def compatible(self) -> None: + """Check the extents against the tuned overlay; raise :class:`Incompatible`.""" + + def reference(self, *inputs): + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self).__name__}.reference() is not implemented" + ) + + def design(self, rt) -> None: + """Override to write the runtime sequence by hand; otherwise it is derived. + + ``rt`` is an :class:`iron.common.build.Sequence`: ``rt.fill(stream, + view)``, ``rt.drain(stream, view)``, ``rt.group()``. The preamble + (residents, barriers, parameter sync) has already run. + """ + raise NotImplementedError + + def residents(self) -> dict[str, int]: + """Values for the overlay's residents (trip counts, RTPs), from the extents.""" + return {} + + @classmethod + def has_design_override(cls) -> bool: + return cls.design is not Operator.design + + # -- library surface --------------------------------------------------- + + @classmethod + def overlay_defaults(cls, kwargs: dict) -> None: + """Fill, in place, overlay tunables this operator's own extent decides. + + An overlay is tuned from the device alone, so a tunable whose right + value follows from the operator's shape (a copy's transfer size from + its sizes) is defaulted here, at construction, when it was not + given. The default fills nothing. + """ + + @classmethod + def _split_kwargs(cls, kwargs: dict) -> tuple["Overlay", dict]: + """Split keyword arguments into the overlay's and the operator's own.""" + overlay_cls = cls._overlay_class + assert overlay_cls is not None + cls.overlay_defaults(kwargs) + names = {f.name for f in dataclasses.fields(overlay_cls) if f.init} + ov_kwargs = {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} + return overlay_cls(**ov_kwargs), kwargs + + def value_symbol(self, value: "BoundValue") -> str | None: + """An explicit device symbol for a per-call value, or ``None`` for the default.""" + return None + + def design_key(self): + """Identity for sharing a build: the class, the overlay's key, every compared field. + + Two operators with equal keys generate byte-identical MLIR, so a + sequence builds, prefixes and configures the design once. + """ + return ( + type(self).__qualname__, + self.ov.design_key(), + tuple( + (f.name, getattr(self, f.name)) + for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + if f.compare and f.name != "ov" + ), + ) + + def tuned(self, dev) -> "Operator": + """A copy bound to its own tuned copy of the overlay, with :meth:`compatible` checked.""" + ov = self.ov.tuned(dev).copy() + new = dataclasses.replace(self, ov=ov) + # What a graph bound on this instance is part of it, not of a field: + # the build works on the copy, and a copy that forgot would silently + # drop the per-call value from the sequence. + if self.used_values: + new.__dict__["_used_values"] = set(self.used_values) + new.compatible() + return new + + @property + def buffers(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: + return [self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer)] + + @property + def inputs(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: + return [b for b in self.buffers if b.direction in ("in", "inout")] + + @property + def outputs(self) -> list[BoundBuffer]: + return [b for b in self.buffers if b.direction in ("out", "inout")] + + @property + def values(self) -> list[BoundValue]: + """The per-call values this instance uses (see :meth:`uses_value`).""" + return [ + self._bound[m.name] + for m in self._members + if isinstance(m, _Value) and self.uses_value(m.name) + ] + + def uses_value(self, name: str) -> bool: + """Whether this instance drives the declared per-call value ``name``. + + A value an instance does not use gets no device parameter and no + sync. The default is every declared value; an operator whose values + are optional (a strided copy with or without a patched offset) + overrides this, and a graph binding one calls :meth:`use_value`. + """ + return True + + def use_value(self, name: str) -> None: + """Record that a graph binds the per-call value ``name`` on this instance.""" + if not any(isinstance(m, _Value) and m.name == name for m in self._members): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(self).__name__} declares no per-call value {name!r}" + ) + self.__dict__.setdefault("_used_values", set()).add(name) + + @property + def used_values(self) -> frozenset: + return frozenset(self.__dict__.get("_used_values", ())) + + # -- graph functions --------------------------------------------------- + + @classmethod + def resolve_class(cls, n_operands: int, kwargs: dict) -> type: + """The class a graph call with ``n_operands`` operands constructs. + + The default is the class itself; a family that picks a subclass from + its arguments (RMSNorm with a weight) overrides. + """ + return cls + + def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs): + """An explicit instance applied to graph handles records a step.""" + from .. import graph as _graph + + tracer = _graph.current() + if tracer is None: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(self).__name__} instances are called on graph handles inside " + f"an @iron.graph function; outside one, compile() and get_callable()" + ) + return tracer.call(self, args, kwargs) + + def _bind(self) -> None: + bound: dict[str, Any] = {} + for m in self._members: + if isinstance(m, _Buffer): + bound[m.name] = BoundBuffer(m, self) + elif isinstance(m, _Value): + bound[m.name] = BoundValue(m, self) + self._bound = bound + + # -- inference --------------------------------------------------------- + + @classmethod + def from_spec( + cls, + name: str, + *, + inputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], + outputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], + dtype: Any = bfloat16, + key: str = "", + params: dict[str, Any] | None = None, + generator: Callable | None = None, + ) -> type: + """An operator class from an exported description, at run time. + + The dynamic escape for a design whose shapes come from a file rather + than a formula (swiglu_prefill_stream's stream-dse export). ``inputs`` + and ``outputs`` are literal shapes in argument order; ``params`` are + the numbers that identify the instance (they become ``dim()`` fields + with those defaults and reach the name); ``key`` identifies the + generated design, for sharing; ``generator`` replaces + :meth:`generator`, since the sequence is not derived. The + overlay is a stand-in carrying only ``key``. + """ + import types + + from .decorator import operator # a class made at run time still checks + + def overlay_ns(ns): + ns["__module__"] = cls.__module__ + ns["__annotations__"] = {"key": str} + ns["key"] = dim(key, repr=False) + + overlay_cls = operator( + types.new_class(f"{name}Overlay", (Overlay,), {}, overlay_ns) + ) + + def operator_ns(ns): + ns["__module__"] = cls.__module__ + ns["__annotations__"] = {} + for pname, value in (params or {}).items(): + ns["__annotations__"][pname] = type(value) + ns[pname] = dim(value) + for bname, shape in inputs.items(): + ns[bname] = In(*shape, dtype=dtype) + for bname, shape in outputs.items(): + ns[bname] = Out(*shape, dtype=dtype) + ns["design_key"] = lambda self: self.ov.key or None + if generator is not None: + ns["generator"] = generator + + return operator( + types.new_class(name, (cls[overlay_cls],), {}, operator_ns) # type: ignore[index] + ) + + @classmethod + def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, outputs=(), **given) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Bind dimension fields from operand shapes, in ``In`` declaration order. + + A lookup, not a solver: each declared dimension is a field or a + literal. Returns ``{field: value}`` for both the operator's and the + overlay's fields; ``given`` pins values and is checked for agreement. + ``outputs`` are the shapes of caller-supplied ``Out`` buffers, in + declaration order, which bind the same way. + """ + ins = [ + m + for m in cls._members + if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction in ("in", "inout") + ] + if len(operand_shapes) != len(ins): + raise TypeError( + f"{cls.__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " + f"({', '.join(m.name for m in ins)}), got {len(operand_shapes)}" + ) + outs = [ + m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction == "out" + ] + if outputs and len(outputs) != len(outs): + raise TypeError( + f"{cls.__name__} produces {len(outs)} output(s) " + f"({', '.join(m.name for m in outs)}), got {len(outputs)}" + ) + pairs = list(zip(ins, operand_shapes)) + list(zip(outs, outputs)) + bound: dict[str, Any] = dict(given) + origin: dict[str, str] = {k: "given" for k in given} + + def bind(ref: DimRef, value: int, where: str) -> None: + key = ref.name + if key in bound and bound[key] != value: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: {ref!r} is {value} from {where} but " + f"{bound[key]} from {origin[key]}" + ) + bound[key] = value + origin.setdefault(key, where) + + for m, shape in pairs: + shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) + dims = list(m.dims) + leading = dims[0] if dims and isinstance(dims[0], _Optional) else None + if leading is not None: + if len(shape) == len(dims): + bind(leading.ref, shape[0], f"{m.name}.shape[0]") + shape = shape[1:] + elif len(shape) == len(dims) - 1: + bind(leading.ref, 1, f"{m.name} (rank {len(shape)})") + else: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)}, " + f"declared {m!r}" + ) + dims = dims[1:] + expanded: list = [] + for d in dims: + if isinstance(d, _Select): + flag = d.flag + if flag.name in bound: + value = bound[flag.name] + else: + fld = next( + ( + f + for f in dataclasses.fields(flag.owner) + if f.name == flag.name + ), + None, + ) + if fld is None or fld.default is MISSING: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: {flag!r} selects {m.name}'s shape and " + f"has no default; pass it explicitly" + ) + value = fld.default + expanded.extend(d.when_true if value else d.when_false) + else: + expanded.append(d) + dims = expanded + if len(dims) == 1 and len(shape) != 1: + # A flat buffer takes an operand of any rank: its one + # dimension is the element count. + shape = (int(np.prod(shape)) if shape else 1,) + if len(shape) != len(dims): + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)} {shape}, " + f"declared rank {len(dims)} {m!r}" + ) + for i, (d, n) in enumerate(zip(dims, shape)): + if isinstance(d, DimRef): + bind(d, n, f"{m.name}.shape[{i}]") + elif int(d) != n: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name}.shape[{i}] is {n}, declared {d}" + ) + return bound + + @classmethod + def infer_kwargs(cls, kwargs) -> dict[str, Any]: + """The part of ``kwargs`` that :meth:`infer` takes: both layers' dimension + fields and the flags that select a buffer's shape.""" + names = set(cls._dim_fields) + if cls._overlay_class: + names.update(cls._overlay_class._dim_fields) + for m in cls._members: + if isinstance(m, _Buffer): + names.update(d.flag.name for d in m.dims if isinstance(d, _Select)) + return {k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if k in names} + + @classmethod + def from_operands(cls, *operand_shapes, **overrides) -> "Operator": + """Construct an operator (and its overlay) from operand shapes.""" + values = cls.infer(*operand_shapes, **cls.infer_kwargs(overrides)) + kwargs = {**overrides, **values} + return cls(**kwargs) # classic-construction path splits overlay fields + + # -- the image of one operator on its own ------------------------------- + + @property + def dev(self): + """The device a design is generated for.""" + import aie.utils as aie_utils + + return aie_utils.get_current_device() + + # Bytes of trace buffer to emit; 0 disables tracing. A plain attribute + # rather than a property: OperatorSequence and LayerNorm assign it. + trace_size = 0 + + @property + def name(self) -> str: + """This instance's label: the class, every shown field of both layers, + the device. It names the per-call value symbols a host writes through + and the kernel instances a chained image carries; nothing on disk, + which the compile cache keys by content.""" + import aie.utils as aie_utils + + own = label_parts(self, skip=("ov",)) + base = type(self).__name__ + "_" + "_".join(own + self.ov.name_parts()) + dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() + return f"{base}_{dev.resolve().name}" + + def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): + """The design generator :class:`CompilableDesign` runs for this operator.""" + from ..build import generator_for + + return generator_for(self, image=image) + + def compile(self, record: str = "memory") -> "Operator": + """Build this operator's own image, once; sets :attr:`artifacts`. + + ``record="disk"`` also writes the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` + record beside the image; by default it is only kept in memory. + """ + if getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) is None: + self._artifacts = self._build() + if record == "disk": + self._artifacts.dump() + return self + + @property + def artifacts(self): + """The record of what :meth:`compile` produced (None before).""" + return getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) + + def _members_io(self): + """The declared buffers, without resolving a shape: their names alone.""" + return [m for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer)] + + def buffer_map(self) -> dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]]: + """Each buffer as ``(arena, position, nbytes)``, for an image's record. + + From the tuned operator: a shape may follow a tunable the device + fills (flm/gemm's B layout), and the built image's buffers are the + tuned ones. A standalone operator has no arena plan -- its buffers + are the kernel's positional arguments. + """ + tuned = self.ov._tuned and self or self.tuned(self.dev) + return {b.name: ("arg", i, b.nbytes) for i, b in enumerate(tuned.buffers)} + + def _build(self): + """Compile to an xclbin and an instruction stream, or, on an external + overlay, to the stream alone against the downloaded image.""" + from ..artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step + from ..jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design + + image = self.ov.external + if image is None: + design = xclbin_design(self.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") + entry = design.get_cache_entry() + picture, insts = entry.xclbin, entry.insts + else: + picture = self.ov.prebuilt() + design = insts_design(self.generator()) + entry = design.get_cache_entry() + insts = entry.insts + self._design = design + return Artifacts( + kind="xclbin", + image=picture, + insts=insts, + entry=entry, + designs=( + Design( + name=self.name, + operators=(self.name,), + entry=entry, + image=picture, + insts=insts, + ), + ), + steps=(Step(0, self.name, self.name, tuple(b.name for b in self.buffers)),), + buffers={b.name: ("arg", i, b.nbytes) for i, b in enumerate(self.buffers)}, + ) + + def get_callable(self): + """The loaded image, ready to call on device tensors.""" + import aie.utils as aie_utils + from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel + + self.compile() + image = self.ov.external + npu_kernel = NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(self.artifacts.image), + kernel_name="MLIR_AIE" if image is None else image.kernel_name, + insts_path=str(self.artifacts.insts), + ) + handle = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.load(npu_kernel) + + def call(*args): + return aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.run(handle, list(args)) + + return call + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + own = ", ".join( + f"{f.name}={getattr(self, f.name)!r}" + for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + if f.repr and f.name != "ov" + ) + return f"{type(self).__name__}({self.ov!r}, {own})" diff --git a/iron/common/declare/overlay.py b/iron/common/declare/overlay.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..85b8c9b29a --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare/overlay.py @@ -0,0 +1,273 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The array-configuring half of a declaration. + +An overlay fixes everything a change to which rebuilds the design: tile +shapes, column counts, dtypes, kernel flags. Its tunables start out ``None`` +and :meth:`Overlay.tuning` fills them for a device, raising +:class:`~iron.common.declare.field.Untunable` when the device admits no legal +choice. :meth:`Overlay.design` writes the dataflow; an external overlay +declares :class:`~iron.common.declare.member.Xclbin` instead and supplies a +binary. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +from pathlib import Path +from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, ClassVar + +from .bound import BoundResident, BoundStream, BoundValue +from .field import Untunable +from .member import Resident, Xclbin, _Member, _Stream, _Value +from .naming import label_parts + +if TYPE_CHECKING: + from .operator import Operator + + +def get_shim_dma_limit(dev) -> int: + """Return the total number of ShimDMA output channels available on the device. + + Each shim tile exposes a fixed number of DMA source connections; summing + across all shim tiles gives the device-wide ShimDMA budget. + """ + from aie.dialects.aie import WireBundle, get_target_model + + tm = get_target_model(dev.resolve()) + return sum( + tm.get_num_source_shim_mux_connections(col, row, WireBundle.DMA) + for col in range(tm.columns()) + for row in range(tm.rows()) + if tm.is_shim_noc_or_pl_tile(col, row) + ) + + +class Overlay: + """What configures the array. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. + + Declare ``dim()`` and ``tunable()`` fields, streams, and residents in the + class body; implement :meth:`tuning` to fill tunables from the device and + :meth:`design` to build the array and bind each stream to a fifo's shim + end. See the module docstring for the shape. + """ + + _members: ClassVar[tuple[_Member, ...]] = () + _dim_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () + _tunable_fields: ClassVar[tuple[str, ...]] = () + _external: ClassVar[Xclbin | None] = None + + @property + def external(self) -> Xclbin | None: + """The downloaded image this overlay is, if IRON did not build it.""" + return type(self)._external + + # -- placement --------------------------------------------------------- + + @classmethod + def shim_columns(cls, dev, num_channels: int = 1) -> int: + """How many of ``dev``'s columns this overlay's shim budget allows. + + One core per (column, channel) fills one fifo per input stream from + the shim and drains one per output, so a column costs + ``max(inputs, outputs) * num_channels`` channels in the busier + direction. A ``replicate`` stream is shared by every column of a + channel, so it is paid once per channel rather than per column. + """ + streams = [m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Stream)] + shared = [m for m in streams if m.replicate] + per_core = [m for m in streams if not m.replicate] + directions = [m.direction for m in per_core] + cost = max(directions.count("in"), directions.count("out")) * num_channels + fixed = len(shared) * num_channels + limit = get_shim_dma_limit(dev) + return max(1, min(dev.cols, (limit - fixed) // cost)) + + def check_shim_columns(self, dev, cols: int, num_channels: int = 1) -> None: + """Raise :class:`Untunable` if ``cols`` exceeds the shim budget.""" + allowed = type(self).shim_columns(dev, num_channels) + if cols > allowed: + raise Untunable( + f"{type(self).__name__} with {cols} columns x {num_channels} " + f"channels exceeds this device's shim DMA budget; " + f"{allowed} columns fit" + ) + + # -- an overlay IRON does not design() --------------------------------- + + def prebuilt(self) -> Path: + """The file the declared :class:`Xclbin` names, fetched if it is not + already in the cache.""" + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self).__name__} declares an Xclbin but no prebuilt()" + ) + + def build(self, dev, op: "Operator"): + """The MLIR module for ``op`` on this overlay, when ``design()`` does + not build the array: a runtime sequence against the prebuilt image.""" + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self).__name__} declares an Xclbin but no build()" + ) + + # -- the sequence, when the overlay owns it ----------------------------- + + def sequence(self, op: "Operator", rt) -> None: + """The runtime sequence for ``op`` on this overlay, when the overlay + rather than the operator knows it: a external image consumes its + transfers in the order it was built for, whatever operator drives it. + Takes precedence over the operator's ``design(rt)``.""" + raise NotImplementedError + + @classmethod + def has_sequence(cls) -> bool: + return cls.sequence is not Overlay.sequence + + def resident_values(self, op: "Operator") -> dict[str, Any]: + """The words for this overlay's residents, from ``op``. By default the + operator's own ``residents()``; an external overlay lays the operator's + values out into the block its image reads.""" + return op.residents() + + def __post_init__(self) -> None: + self._tuned = False + self._specialised: dict[str, Any] = {} + self.validate() + self._bind() + + # -- declared surface -------------------------------------------------- + + def validate(self) -> None: + """Check the compile-time fields. Runs at construction and after tuning.""" + + def tuning(self, dev) -> "Overlay": + """Return a copy with every tunable filled for ``dev``; raise :class:`Untunable`. + + Sees the device and nothing else, so a tuned overlay serves every + extent. The default fills nothing. + """ + return self + + def device(self, target): + """The device the Program is built for; the current device by default. + + An overlay that builds for a column subset (gemm's NPU1Col1/NPU1Col2) + returns that variant. + """ + return target.dev + + def design(self, target) -> list: + """Build the array for ``target`` and return its workers. + + ``target`` (:class:`iron.common.build.Target`) carries the device, + the kernel tree, and ``kernel()``/``barrier()`` helpers that apply + the fusion prefix so the overlay never sees it. Must call + ``.bind(handle)`` on every declared stream (or on every slot of a + ``per=`` stream) with the shim end of the fifo that carries it, and + ``.bind(buffers)`` on every declared resident. + """ + raise NotImplementedError(f"{type(self).__name__}.design() is not implemented") + + # -- library surface --------------------------------------------------- + + def tuned(self, dev) -> "Overlay": + if self._tuned: + return self + new = self.tuning(dev) + if not isinstance(new, type(self)): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(self).__name__}.tuning() must return a {type(self).__name__}, " + f"got {type(new).__name__}" + ) + missing = [n for n in self._tunable_fields if getattr(new, n) is None] + if missing: + raise Untunable( + f"{type(self).__name__}.tuning() left {missing} unset for {dev}" + ) + new.validate() + new._tuned = True + new._specialised = dict(self._specialised) + new._bind() + return new + + def for_extent(self, **overrides) -> "Overlay": + """A specialised copy: tunables set for one extent, at the cost of sharing.""" + bad = [k for k in overrides if k not in self._tunable_fields] + if bad: + raise TypeError(f"for_extent() sets non-tunable fields {bad}") + new = dataclasses.replace(self, **overrides) + new._specialised = {**self._specialised, **overrides} + new._tuned = self._tuned + new._bind() + return new + + @property + def specialised(self) -> bool: + return bool(self._specialised) + + def value_symbol(self, value: "BoundValue") -> str | None: + """An explicit device symbol for a core-read per-call value, or ``None``.""" + return None + + def design_key(self) -> tuple: + """Identity for sharing: the class and every compared field value.""" + return (type(self).__qualname__,) + tuple( + (f.name, getattr(self, f.name)) + for f in dataclasses.fields(self) + if f.compare + ) + + def copy(self) -> "Overlay": + """A fresh instance with the same fields and tuning state. + + A build works on a copy, so anything ``compatible()`` records on the + overlay for one operator never reaches another that shares it. + """ + new = dataclasses.replace(self) + new._tuned = self._tuned + new._specialised = dict(self._specialised) + new._bind() + return new + + def __eq__(self, other) -> bool: + if not isinstance(other, Overlay): + return NotImplemented + return self.design_key() == other.design_key() + + def __hash__(self) -> int: + return hash(self.design_key()) + + @property + def streams(self) -> dict[str, BoundStream]: + return { + m.name: self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Stream) + } + + @property + def residents(self) -> dict[str, BoundResident]: + return { + m.name: self._bound[m.name] + for m in self._members + if isinstance(m, Resident) + } + + @property + def values(self) -> list[BoundValue]: + """Core-read per-call values this overlay declares.""" + return [self._bound[m.name] for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Value)] + + def _bind(self) -> None: + bound: dict[str, Any] = {} + for m in self._members: + if isinstance(m, _Stream): + bound[m.name] = BoundStream(m, self) + elif isinstance(m, Resident): + bound[m.name] = BoundResident(m, self) + elif isinstance(m, _Value): + bound[m.name] = BoundValue(m, self) + self._bound = bound + + def name_parts(self) -> list[str]: + """This instance's fragments of an operator's name. Overridable: an + external overlay names the binary it was built as, not its fields.""" + return label_parts(self) diff --git a/iron/common/elementwise.py b/iron/common/elementwise.py index 6de265c78b..3ba8f90c9d 100644 --- a/iron/common/elementwise.py +++ b/iron/common/elementwise.py @@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ def reference(self, x): ... operator, tunable, ) -from .declare import _Stream +from .declare.member import _Stream from .tiling import bank_elements # The line an elementwise core streams when nothing else is asked for: small diff --git a/iron/common/external.py b/iron/common/external.py index c5a2679668..b7e529b649 100644 --- a/iron/common/external.py +++ b/iron/common/external.py @@ -32,7 +32,8 @@ import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from .declare import BoundBuffer, BoundStream, Operator, Overlay, _StreamSlot +from .declare import BoundBuffer, BoundStream, Operator, Overlay +from .declare.bound import _StreamSlot from .tiling import Access # Core-tile lock registers, 16 bytes apart from this base. A hardware fact diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 703798f4e7..e317a85d59 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -40,7 +40,8 @@ def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from .declare import Operator, Overlay, Resident, ValueSpec, _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value +from .declare import Operator, Overlay, Resident, ValueSpec +from .declare.member import _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value _STACK: list = [] From 072dce663cda45dc8e1a048174c989a113d5b670 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 12:34:50 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 152/215] Restyle step 3: build.py is iron/common/design, and the sequence owns its own verbs Three module-level functions took (op, ov) that the sequence object already held: _preamble(rt, op, ov, target), run_design(op, ov, seq) and _derived(rt, op, ov). They are now rt.preamble(target), seq.run() and seq._derived(). run/_derived were polymorphic over two sequence kinds -- Sequence, which lowers a transfer to MLIR tasks, and external.ExternalSequence, which emits it as words for a downloaded image -- so they sit on a base both inherit, Transfers. preamble stays on Sequence: writing residents is MLIR, not a transfer. external.py no longer defers an import to reach run_design. Three things went with them. value_symbol() the resolver had the same name as Operator.value_symbol and Overlay.value_symbol, which are override hooks returning None; it is device_symbol now. `_symbol = value_symbol` was an alias nothing used. Target.kernel took a `prebuilt` argument it never forwarded and no caller passed. The module becomes a package, one per participant: target.py is what an overlay's design() receives, runtime.py what an operator's design(rt) receives, generator.py the callable a compile runs, build.py the function that puts the three together. It is iron/common/design, not iron/common/build, because .gitignore ignores **/build/** -- a source directory by that name would be invisible to git and to anything else that reads build/ as output. tiling.py and kernels.py stay at the top of iron/common rather than moving under it: twenty operator modules import them directly, so they are surface, not build internals. Also rejoins @dataclasses.dataclass to `class Operator`, which step 1's blank-line pass had separated by two blank lines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 2 +- iron/common/__init__.py | 2 +- iron/common/build.py | 605 ------------------------------- iron/common/declare/__init__.py | 2 +- iron/common/declare/operator.py | 6 +- iron/common/declare/overlay.py | 2 +- iron/common/design/__init__.py | 48 +++ iron/common/design/build.py | 178 +++++++++ iron/common/design/generator.py | 44 +++ iron/common/design/runtime.py | 305 ++++++++++++++++ iron/common/design/target.py | 84 +++++ iron/common/external.py | 13 +- iron/common/fusion.py | 2 +- iron/common/graph.py | 4 +- iron/common/tiling.py | 2 +- iron/tests/common/build.py | 10 +- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 4 +- 17 files changed, 684 insertions(+), 629 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/common/build.py create mode 100644 iron/common/design/__init__.py create mode 100644 iron/common/design/build.py create mode 100644 iron/common/design/generator.py create mode 100644 iron/common/design/runtime.py create mode 100644 iron/common/design/target.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 686e1ce277..07991e9a19 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -220,7 +220,7 @@ parameters. ```text op.py (XOverlay.design + X.design or the derived sequence) โ†“ -iron.common.build.build_design (library-owned Runtime/Program) +iron.common.design.build_design (library-owned Runtime/Program) โ†“ MLIR (.mlir file) โ†“ (aie-opt + aie-translate via Peano toolchain) diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index 45be5d48ac..db8e2e79f7 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ """Common utilities and base classes for IRON operators.""" from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step -from .build import DesignGenerator +from .design import DesignGenerator from .declare import ( DeclarationError, DispatchTime, diff --git a/iron/common/build.py b/iron/common/build.py deleted file mode 100644 index e3d1ddc6e7..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/build.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,605 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""The library-owned build of a declared operator: Runtime, Program, and the sequence. - -A declared :class:`~iron.common.declare.Operator` never constructs a -``Runtime`` or a ``Program``. :func:`build_design` does, from the -declaration: it tunes the overlay for the device, calls the overlay's -``design(target)`` to build the array and bind its streams, opens the runtime -sequence from the operator's buffers in declaration order, runs the -preamble (residents, barriers, parameter sync), then either derives the -fill/drain sequence from the buffer-to-stream bindings or hands a -:class:`Sequence` to the operator's ``design(rt)`` override. - -``build_design`` is also the one design function every declared operator -compiles through, so the existing compile and fusion paths -(``xclbin_design``, ``fuse_mlir``) see nothing new: they call it with -the operator bound by name, exactly as they call ``my_matvec`` today. - -Everything that touches mlir-aie is imported inside the functions that need -it, so the declaration layer stays importable without the toolchain. -""" - -from __future__ import annotations - -import hashlib -import inspect -from contextlib import contextmanager -import dataclasses -from pathlib import Path -from typing import Any, Callable - -import numpy as np - -from .kernels import declare_kernel, kernels_dir, target_arch -from .tracing import maybe_enable_trace -from .declare import BoundBuffer, BoundStream, BoundValue, BufferView, Operator, Overlay -from .declare.bound import _StreamSlot -from .tiling import Access, encode, legalize, split, whole - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# A design and its arguments, as CompilableDesign runs it -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -@dataclasses.dataclass -class DesignGenerator: - """A design function and the arguments it is generated with. - - ``fn`` is the function (an operator's design is ``build_design`` over the - operator); a design loaded from a file names ``source_path`` and - ``fn_name`` instead (swiglu_prefill_stream's exported text). Called for - its MLIR text; ``resolve()`` hands ``CompilableDesign`` the function and - its keyword arguments to run inside ``compile()``. - """ - - fn: Callable | None = None - kwargs: dict = dataclasses.field(default_factory=dict) - source_path: Path | None = None - fn_name: str | None = None - args: tuple = () - - def resolve(self) -> tuple[Callable, tuple, dict]: - if self.fn is not None: - return self.fn, self.args, self.kwargs - import importlib.util - - spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( - self.source_path.name, self.source_path - ) - module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) - spec.loader.exec_module(module) - return getattr(module, self.fn_name), self.args, self.kwargs - - def __call__(self) -> str: - fn, args, kwargs = self.resolve() - return str(fn(*args, **kwargs)) - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# What an overlay's design() receives -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -class Target: - """What an overlay's ``design()`` is given besides the overlay itself. - - Carries the device, the kernel tree and the fusion prefix, and applies - the prefix inside :meth:`kernel`, so an overlay never handles it. - """ - - def __init__( - self, - dev, - kernels_dir, - func_prefix: str = "", - trace_size: int = 0, - image: str = "elf", - ): - from pathlib import Path - - self.dev = dev - self.kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) - self.arch = target_arch(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" - self.func_prefix = func_prefix - self.trace_size = trace_size - # "elf": per-call values reach the array through the parameter - # scratchpad. "xclbin": there is none (spike S2); they are dispatch- - # time scalars of the sequence, and a core-read value is a resident - # the sequence writes (bind it to the runtime-parameter buffer). - self.image = image - self.barriers: list[Any] = [] - - def kernel_source(self, name: str): - """``//.cc``: the per-architecture kernel tree.""" - return self.kernels_dir / self.arch / f"{name}.cc" - - def kernel( - self, - name: str, - arg_types, - *, - source=None, - compile_flags=(), - bundled_sources=(), - include_dirs=None, - object_file_name=None, - symbol_prefix=None, - prebuilt=None, - ): - """Declare a kernel the array calls; the fusion prefix is applied here.""" - return declare_kernel( - name, - arg_types, - source=source, - func_prefix=self.func_prefix, - compile_flags=list(compile_flags), - include_dirs=include_dirs, - object_file_name=object_file_name, - bundled_sources=bundled_sources, - symbol_prefix=symbol_prefix, - ) - - def barrier(self, initial_value: int = 0): - """A worker/runtime barrier the preamble sets to 1 after writing residents.""" - from aie.iron import WorkerRuntimeBarrier - - b = WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value) - self.barriers.append(b) - return b - - def rtp(self, arr_type, name: str | None = None, initial_value=None): - """A runtime-parameter buffer a core reads and the preamble writes.""" - from aie.iron import Buffer - - return Buffer( - arr_type, name=name, initial_value=initial_value, use_write_rtp=True - ) - - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# What an operator's design(rt) receives, and what the derivation uses -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -class Sequence: - """The runtime sequence of one operator, opened by the library. - - ``fill``/``drain`` take a stream (or one slot of a ``per=`` stream) and - a buffer or a slice of one (``op.A``, ``op.A[:, r0:r1, :]``), turn the - slice into legal descriptors, and issue them in order. Transfers are - enrolled in the current group; ``group()`` opens one and finishes it on - exit. - """ - - def __init__(self, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data: dict[str, Any]): - self.op = op - self.ov = ov - self._rt_data = rt_data - self._group = None - # The shim handles this sequence issued a transfer on; the build - # places the declared ones it did not touch (see build_design). - self.used: set = set() - - # -- transfers --------------------------------------------------------- - - def fill(self, stream, source, *, group=None, wait: bool = False, offset_by=None): - return self._transfer("fill", stream, source, group, wait, offset_by) - - def drain(self, stream, dest, *, group=None, wait: bool = True, offset_by=None): - return self._transfer("drain", stream, dest, group, wait, offset_by) - - def _transfer(self, verb: str, stream, what, group, wait: bool, offset_by=None): - handle = self._handle(stream) - self.used.add(id(handle)) - buffer, accesses, sliced_by = self._resolve(what) - offset_by = offset_by or sliced_by - if offset_by is not None and offset_by.param is None: - raise ValueError( - f"{offset_by.name} has no device parameter: the operator does not use " - f"it (uses_value) or the build has not created it yet" - ) - data = self._rt_data[buffer.name] - dynamic = offset_by is not None and offset_by.ssa is not None - offset_parameter = ( - offset_by.param if offset_by is not None and not dynamic else None - ) - tasks = [] - for i, acc in enumerate(accesses): - last = i == len(accesses) - 1 - fn = getattr(handle, verb) - common = dict( - wait=wait and last, - group=group if group is not None else self._group, - ) - if dynamic: - # The dispatch-time form: the same pattern, its offset the - # per-call scalar plus the static one, regenerated per call. - if not isinstance(acc, Access): - raise TypeError( - f"{offset_by.name}: a dispatch-time offset needs an Access, " - f"got {acc!r}" - ) - tasks.append( - fn( - data, - sizes=list(acc.sizes), - strides=list(acc.strides), - offset=_plus(offset_by.ssa, acc.offset), - transfer_len=acc.count, - **common, - ) - ) - else: - tasks.append( - fn( - data, - acc.tap() if isinstance(acc, Access) else acc, - offset_parameter=offset_parameter, - **common, - ) - ) - return tasks[-1] if len(tasks) == 1 else tasks - - def _handle(self, stream): - if isinstance(stream, _StreamSlot): - return stream.handle - if isinstance(stream, BoundStream): - return stream.handle - raise TypeError(f"fill/drain take a stream or a stream slot, got {stream!r}") - - def _resolve(self, what) -> tuple[BoundBuffer, list[Access], BoundValue | None]: - if isinstance(what, BoundBuffer): - return ( - what, - [Access(what.elements, 0, (1, 1, 1, what.elements), (0, 0, 0, 1))], - None, - ) - if isinstance(what, BufferView): - offset, sizes, strides = what.pattern() - accesses = legalize( - what.buffer.elements, offset, sizes, strides, what.buffer.dtype - ) - return what.buffer, accesses, what.offset_by - if ( - isinstance(what, tuple) - and len(what) == 2 - and isinstance(what[0], BoundBuffer) - ): - buffer, acc = what - if isinstance(acc, Access): - return buffer, [acc], None - if hasattr(acc, "sizes") and hasattr(acc, "strides"): - # an upstream TensorAccessPattern (or a TensorTiler2D entry): pass it through - return buffer, [acc], None - raise TypeError( - "(buffer, Access) or (buffer, TensorAccessPattern) expected" - ) - raise TypeError( - f"fill/drain take a buffer, a slice of one, or (buffer, Access); got {what!r}" - ) - - # -- structure --------------------------------------------------------- - - @contextmanager - def group(self): - """Open a task group; transfers issued inside join it; finished on exit.""" - from aie.iron import TaskGroup - - tg = TaskGroup() - previous, self._group = self._group, tg - try: - yield tg - finally: - self._group = previous - tg.finish() - - def new_group(self): - """A task group the caller finishes itself (for hand-rolled pipelines).""" - from aie.iron import TaskGroup - - return TaskGroup() - - def sync_parameters(self) -> None: - from aie.iron import sync_parameters - - sync_parameters() - - def data(self, buffer: BoundBuffer): - """The runtime-sequence argument for ``buffer`` (for hand-rolled transfers).""" - return self._rt_data[buffer.name] - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Deriving the sequence -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def plan(buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Access]]]: - """How ``buffer`` moves through ``stream``: ``[(slot, [Access, ...]), ...]``. - - A single-slot or broadcast stream takes the whole buffer in one linear - transfer. A ``per=`` stream splits the buffer's first non-batch axis - across its slots; leading batch axes become repeats, coalesced into one - iterated descriptor when the slot rules allow and unrolled otherwise. - """ - if stream.count == 1: - return [(stream, encode(whole(buffer.shape), buffer.elements, buffer.dtype))] - if stream.replicate: - everything = encode(whole(buffer.shape), buffer.elements, buffer.dtype) - return [(stream[i], everything) for i in range(stream.count)] - axis = buffer.batch_axes - if axis >= len(buffer.shape): - raise ValueError( - f"{buffer.name} {buffer.shape} has no axis to split across the " - f"{stream.count} slots of stream {stream.name!r}" - ) - try: - blocks = split(buffer.shape, stream.count, axis) - except ValueError as e: - raise ValueError( - f"{buffer.name} {buffer.shape} does not divide across stream " - f"{stream.name!r}: {e}. Check {type(buffer._op).__name__}.compatible()" - ) from None - return [(stream[b.slot], encode(b, buffer.elements, buffer.dtype)) for b in blocks] - - -def _plus(ssa, constant: int): - """``ssa + constant`` as a sequence value; the scalar alone when constant is 0.""" - if not constant: - return ssa - from aie.extras.dialects import arith - from aie.helpers.util import np_dtype_to_mlir_type - - return ssa + arith.constant(int(constant), np_dtype_to_mlir_type(np.int32)) - - -def run_design(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, seq) -> None: - """The transfers: the overlay's sequence when it owns one, else the - operator's override, else the one derived from the declarations.""" - if ov.has_sequence(): - ov.sequence(op, seq) - elif op.has_design_override(): - op.design(seq) - else: - _derived(seq, op, ov) - - -def _preamble(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, target: Target) -> None: - """Residents, then barriers, then the parameter sync, before any DMA.""" - values = ov.resident_values(op) - writes: dict[int, tuple] = {} # id(buffer) -> (buffer, {index: value}) - for name, res in ov.residents.items(): - if res.optional and not res.targets: - continue # this configuration does not allocate it - if name not in values: - raise ValueError( - f"{type(ov).__name__}.{name} is a Resident but " - f"{type(op).__name__}.residents() does not supply it" - ) - if not res.targets: - raise ValueError( - f"{type(ov).__name__}.{name}: design() never bound this Resident" - ) - for buf, index in res.targets: - writes.setdefault(id(buf), (buf, {}))[1][index] = values[name] - # One buffer at a time, its words in order: the order the hand-written - # sequences wrote, so a converted operator's instruction stream matches. - for buf, words in writes.values(): - for index in sorted(words): - buf[index] = words[index] - # A core-read value on an image without a scratchpad: written from the - # sequence's per-call scalar, after the residents, before the barriers. - for value in list(ov.values) + list(op.values): - for buf, index in value.targets: - if value.ssa is None: - raise ValueError( - f"{value.name} is bound to a runtime-parameter buffer but is " - f"not a dispatch-time scalar here; bind only under an image " - f"without a scratchpad (target.image != 'elf')" - ) - buf[index] = value.ssa - unknown = set(values) - set(ov.residents) - if unknown: - raise ValueError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.residents() names {sorted(unknown)}, which " - f"{type(ov).__name__} does not declare" - ) - for b in target.barriers: - b.set(1) - if target.image == "elf" and (op.values or ov.values): - rt.sync_parameters() - - -def _derived(rt: Sequence, op: Operator, ov: Overlay) -> None: - with rt.group() as tg: - for buf in op.inputs: - stream = buf.stream(ov) - if stream is None: - raise ValueError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{buf.name} names no stream (to=), so its " - f"sequence cannot be derived; add to= or override design(rt)" - ) - for slot, accesses in plan(buf, stream): - for acc in accesses: - rt.fill(slot, (buf, acc), group=tg) - for buf in op.outputs: - stream = buf.stream(ov) - if stream is None: - raise ValueError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{buf.name} names no stream (from_=), so its " - f"sequence cannot be derived; add from_= or override design(rt)" - ) - for slot, accesses in plan(buf, stream): - for acc in accesses: - rt.drain(slot, (buf, acc), group=tg, wait=True) - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The design function -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def value_symbol(op: Operator, value: BoundValue) -> str: - """The device symbol of a per-call value: stable across processes, unique per instance. - - What the host writes through the parameter scratchpad; the operator's - own ``value_symbol`` override (a legacy spelling) wins when it exists. - """ - owner = op if value.name in {v.name for v in op.values} else op.ov - return owner.value_symbol(value) or f"{op.name}_{value.name}" - - -_symbol = value_symbol - - -def build_design( - dev, - kernels_dir, - op: Operator, - func_prefix: str = "", - trace_size: int = 0, - code: str = "", - image: str = "elf", - **dispatch, -): - """Generate the MLIR module for one declared operator. - - Called by :mod:`iron.common.jit_compile`'s compile functions and by - ``fuse_mlir`` through the - operator's ``DesignGenerator``; ``code`` exists only to reach the cache - key (see :func:`mlir_artifact_for`). - """ - from aie.iron import Program, Runtime, ScratchpadParameter - from aie.iron.kernels._common import _EXTERN_CACHE - - # aie.iron.kernels' factories memoize the ExternalFunction they return, - # and a returned one holds MLIR operations from the context it was - # resolved in. Every generation must start from an empty cache or a - # second design gets a kernel bound to a dead context. CompilableDesign - # clears it when it generates; this is the same entry point for the - # paths that call a design directly -- fusion's per-child generation - # and the lowering gates. - _EXTERN_CACHE.clear() - - op = op.tuned(dev) - ov = op.ov - if ov.external is not None: - # A downloaded image: no array to build, only the sequence against - # the pins the overlay declares, which the overlay itself emits. - return ov.build(dev, op) - target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, trace_size, image) - - # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, - # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. - # On a full ELF they are scratchpad parameters; on an xclbin, which has - # no scratchpad (spike S2), every one is a dispatch-time scalar of the - # sequence, handed in by the generator's keyword parameters (see - # ``mlir_artifact_for``), and DispatchTime members are always that. - values = list(ov.values) + list(op.values) - for value in values: - value.symbol = value_symbol(op, value) - value.ssa = None - value.targets = [] - if image == "elf" and value.kind != "dispatch": - value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) - elif image == "elf": - raise ValueError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name} is a DispatchTime value, which a " - f"full ELF cannot carry (its stream is fixed at build time); " - f"package as xclbin (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง6, ยง8)" - ) - else: - if value.symbol not in dispatch: - raise ValueError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name}: no dispatch parameter " - f"{value.symbol!r} was handed to build_design" - ) - value.param = dispatch[value.symbol] - - workers = ov.design(target) - if workers is None: - workers = [] - - streams = list(ov.streams.values()) - handles = [h for s in streams for h in s.handles] # raises if any stream is unbound - - buffers = op.buffers - fn_args: list[Any] = [b.flat_type for b in buffers] - fn_args.append(handles) - params = [v.param for v in values] - - def sequence(*args): - rt_data = {b.name: a for b, a in zip(buffers, args)} - if image != "elf": - # A dispatch parameter arrives in the body as its live scalar. - for value, scalar in zip(values, args[len(buffers) + 1 :]): - value.ssa = scalar - seq = Sequence(op, ov, rt_data) - _preamble(seq, op, ov, target) - run_design(op, ov, seq) - # A declared stream slot this extent never transfers on (mem_copy's - # idle cores at a small size) still needs a shim endpoint, or the - # program cannot be resolved. Place it on any shim tile. - idle = [h for h in handles if id(h) not in seq.used] - if idle: - from aie.iron.device import AnyShimTile - from aie.iron.runtime.endpoint import RuntimeEndpoint - - for h in idle: - h.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) - rt._fifos.add(h) - - rt = Runtime(sequence, fn_args + params) - prog = Program(ov.device(target), rt, workers=workers) - if trace_size: - maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, workers) - return prog.resolve_program() - - -def _design_code(op: Operator) -> str: - """A digest of the overlay's and operator's class source, for the cache key. - - ``CompilableDesign`` hashes the design *function* by its code, and - that function is :func:`build_design` for every declared operator. The - code that actually varies is the two classes', so it is spelled here. - """ - h = hashlib.sha256() - for cls in (type(op.ov), type(op)): - try: - h.update(inspect.getsource(cls).encode()) - except (OSError, TypeError): - h.update(cls.__qualname__.encode()) - return h.hexdigest()[:24] - - -def dispatch_parameters(op: Operator) -> list[tuple[str, Any]]: - """The (symbol, dtype) of every per-call value, as dispatch-time scalars.""" - return [ - (value_symbol(op, v), v.dtype) for v in list(op.ov.values) + list(op.values) - ] - - -def generator_for(op: Operator, image: str = "elf") -> DesignGenerator: - """The generator ``CompilableDesign`` runs for ``op``: ``build_design`` over it. - - ``image`` is the image the module is built for: on ``"xclbin"`` its - per-call values are the generator's dispatch-time parameters, so the two - images are two modules and two cache keys. - """ - return DesignGenerator( - fn=build_design, - kwargs={ - "op": op, - "image": image, - "dispatch": dispatch_parameters(op) if image != "elf" else [], - "code": _design_code(op), - # Spelled here, not bound by name from the operator: the - # device reaches the cache key by identity, the kernel tree - # by path (pointing IRON at another tree changes the key). - "dev": op.dev, - "kernels_dir": kernels_dir(), - }, - ) diff --git a/iron/common/declare/__init__.py b/iron/common/declare/__init__.py index 239b2d4d8e..15e670b50e 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/__init__.py @@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): tuning is for, and inference never reads a stream. Nothing here imports mlir-aie. Everything that generates MLIR lives in -:mod:`iron.common.build`, which reads the declarations made here. +:mod:`iron.common.design`, which reads the declarations made here. The package reads bottom-up: :mod:`.field` is what a class body writes, :mod:`.member` what it declares alongside its fields, :mod:`.bound` what an diff --git a/iron/common/declare/operator.py b/iron/common/declare/operator.py index d3768edc51..7254f1951c 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/operator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/operator.py @@ -47,8 +47,6 @@ def __call__(cls, *args, **kwargs): @dataclasses.dataclass(eq=False, repr=True) - - class Operator(Generic[O], metaclass=_OperatorMeta): """A host ABI declared against an overlay. Subclass, decorate with ``@operator``. @@ -92,7 +90,7 @@ def reference(self, *inputs): def design(self, rt) -> None: """Override to write the runtime sequence by hand; otherwise it is derived. - ``rt`` is an :class:`iron.common.build.Sequence`: ``rt.fill(stream, + ``rt`` is an :class:`iron.common.design.Sequence`: ``rt.fill(stream, view)``, ``rt.drain(stream, view)``, ``rt.group()``. The preamble (residents, barriers, parameter sync) has already run. """ @@ -439,7 +437,7 @@ def name(self) -> str: def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): """The design generator :class:`CompilableDesign` runs for this operator.""" - from ..build import generator_for + from ..design import generator_for return generator_for(self, image=image) diff --git a/iron/common/declare/overlay.py b/iron/common/declare/overlay.py index 85b8c9b29a..c76a2d92da 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/overlay.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/overlay.py @@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ def device(self, target): def design(self, target) -> list: """Build the array for ``target`` and return its workers. - ``target`` (:class:`iron.common.build.Target`) carries the device, + ``target`` (:class:`iron.common.design.Target`) carries the device, the kernel tree, and ``kernel()``/``barrier()`` helpers that apply the fusion prefix so the overlay never sees it. Must call ``.bind(handle)`` on every declared stream (or on every slot of a diff --git a/iron/common/design/__init__.py b/iron/common/design/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..3a72cff413 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/design/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,48 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The library-owned build of a declared operator: Runtime, Program, and the sequence. + +A declared :class:`~iron.common.declare.Operator` never constructs a +``Runtime`` or a ``Program``. :func:`build_design` does, from the +declaration: it tunes the overlay for the device, calls the overlay's +``design(target)`` to build the array and bind its streams, opens the runtime +sequence from the operator's buffers in declaration order, runs the +preamble (residents, barriers, parameter sync), then either derives the +fill/drain sequence from the buffer-to-stream bindings or hands a +:class:`Sequence` to the operator's ``design(rt)`` override. + +``build_design`` is also the one design function every declared operator +compiles through, so the compile and fusion paths (``xclbin_design``, +``fuse_mlir``) see nothing new: they call it with the operator bound by name. + +One module per participant: :mod:`.target` is what an overlay's ``design()`` +receives, :mod:`.runtime` what an operator's ``design(rt)`` receives, +:mod:`.generator` the callable a compile runs, and :mod:`.build` the +function that puts the three together. + +Everything that touches mlir-aie is imported inside the functions that need +it, so the declaration layer stays importable without the toolchain. +""" + +from .build import ( + build_design, + device_symbol, + dispatch_parameters, + generator_for, +) +from .generator import DesignGenerator +from .runtime import Sequence, Transfers, plan +from .target import Target + +__all__ = [ + "DesignGenerator", + "Sequence", + "Target", + "Transfers", + "build_design", + "device_symbol", + "dispatch_parameters", + "generator_for", + "plan", +] diff --git a/iron/common/design/build.py b/iron/common/design/build.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d8173fbcba --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/design/build.py @@ -0,0 +1,178 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Generating the MLIR module for one declared operator.""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import hashlib +import inspect +from typing import Any + +from ..declare import BoundValue, Operator +from ..kernels import kernels_dir +from ..tracing import maybe_enable_trace +from .generator import DesignGenerator +from .runtime import Sequence +from .target import Target + + +def device_symbol(op: Operator, value: BoundValue) -> str: + """The device symbol of a per-call value: stable across processes, unique per instance. + + What the host writes through the parameter scratchpad. The declaring + layer gets the first word: whichever of the two declared the value may + name it through its ``value_symbol`` hook. + """ + owner = op if value.name in {v.name for v in op.values} else op.ov + return owner.value_symbol(value) or f"{op.name}_{value.name}" + + +def build_design( + dev, + kernels_dir, + op: Operator, + func_prefix: str = "", + trace_size: int = 0, + code: str = "", + image: str = "elf", + **dispatch, +): + """Generate the MLIR module for one declared operator. + + Called by :mod:`iron.common.jit_compile`'s compile functions and by + ``fuse_mlir`` through the + operator's ``DesignGenerator``; ``code`` exists only to reach the cache + key (see :func:`mlir_artifact_for`). + """ + from aie.iron import Program, Runtime, ScratchpadParameter + from aie.iron.kernels._common import _EXTERN_CACHE + + # aie.iron.kernels' factories memoize the ExternalFunction they return, + # and a returned one holds MLIR operations from the context it was + # resolved in. Every generation must start from an empty cache or a + # second design gets a kernel bound to a dead context. CompilableDesign + # clears it when it generates; this is the same entry point for the + # paths that call a design directly -- fusion's per-child generation + # and the lowering gates. + _EXTERN_CACHE.clear() + + op = op.tuned(dev) + ov = op.ov + if ov.external is not None: + # A downloaded image: no array to build, only the sequence against + # the pins the overlay declares, which the overlay itself emits. + return ov.build(dev, op) + target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, trace_size, image) + + # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, + # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. + # On a full ELF they are scratchpad parameters; on an xclbin, which has + # no scratchpad (spike S2), every one is a dispatch-time scalar of the + # sequence, handed in by the generator's keyword parameters (see + # ``mlir_artifact_for``), and DispatchTime members are always that. + values = list(ov.values) + list(op.values) + for value in values: + value.symbol = device_symbol(op, value) + value.ssa = None + value.targets = [] + if image == "elf" and value.kind != "dispatch": + value.param = ScratchpadParameter(value.symbol, value.dtype) + elif image == "elf": + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name} is a DispatchTime value, which a " + f"full ELF cannot carry (its stream is fixed at build time); " + f"package as xclbin (OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md ยง6, ยง8)" + ) + else: + if value.symbol not in dispatch: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{value.name}: no dispatch parameter " + f"{value.symbol!r} was handed to build_design" + ) + value.param = dispatch[value.symbol] + + workers = ov.design(target) + if workers is None: + workers = [] + + streams = list(ov.streams.values()) + handles = [h for s in streams for h in s.handles] # raises if any stream is unbound + + buffers = op.buffers + fn_args: list[Any] = [b.flat_type for b in buffers] + fn_args.append(handles) + params = [v.param for v in values] + + def sequence(*args): + rt_data = {b.name: a for b, a in zip(buffers, args)} + if image != "elf": + # A dispatch parameter arrives in the body as its live scalar. + for value, scalar in zip(values, args[len(buffers) + 1 :]): + value.ssa = scalar + seq = Sequence(op, ov, rt_data) + seq.preamble(target) + seq.run() + # A declared stream slot this extent never transfers on (mem_copy's + # idle cores at a small size) still needs a shim endpoint, or the + # program cannot be resolved. Place it on any shim tile. + idle = [h for h in handles if id(h) not in seq.used] + if idle: + from aie.iron.device import AnyShimTile + from aie.iron.runtime.endpoint import RuntimeEndpoint + + for h in idle: + h.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) + rt._fifos.add(h) + + rt = Runtime(sequence, fn_args + params) + prog = Program(ov.device(target), rt, workers=workers) + if trace_size: + maybe_enable_trace(prog, trace_size, workers) + return prog.resolve_program() + + +def _design_code(op: Operator) -> str: + """A digest of the overlay's and operator's class source, for the cache key. + + ``CompilableDesign`` hashes the design *function* by its code, and + that function is :func:`build_design` for every declared operator. The + code that actually varies is the two classes', so it is spelled here. + """ + h = hashlib.sha256() + for cls in (type(op.ov), type(op)): + try: + h.update(inspect.getsource(cls).encode()) + except (OSError, TypeError): + h.update(cls.__qualname__.encode()) + return h.hexdigest()[:24] + + +def dispatch_parameters(op: Operator) -> list[tuple[str, Any]]: + """The (symbol, dtype) of every per-call value, as dispatch-time scalars.""" + return [ + (device_symbol(op, v), v.dtype) for v in list(op.ov.values) + list(op.values) + ] + + +def generator_for(op: Operator, image: str = "elf") -> DesignGenerator: + """The generator ``CompilableDesign`` runs for ``op``: ``build_design`` over it. + + ``image`` is the image the module is built for: on ``"xclbin"`` its + per-call values are the generator's dispatch-time parameters, so the two + images are two modules and two cache keys. + """ + return DesignGenerator( + fn=build_design, + kwargs={ + "op": op, + "image": image, + "dispatch": dispatch_parameters(op) if image != "elf" else [], + "code": _design_code(op), + # Spelled here, not bound by name from the operator: the + # device reaches the cache key by identity, the kernel tree + # by path (pointing IRON at another tree changes the key). + "dev": op.dev, + "kernels_dir": kernels_dir(), + }, + ) diff --git a/iron/common/design/generator.py b/iron/common/design/generator.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..14798c82d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/design/generator.py @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""DesignGenerator: the callable a compile runs for one design's MLIR.""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Callable + + +@dataclasses.dataclass +class DesignGenerator: + """A design function and the arguments it is generated with. + + ``fn`` is the function (an operator's design is ``build_design`` over the + operator); a design loaded from a file names ``source_path`` and + ``fn_name`` instead (swiglu_prefill_stream's exported text). Called for + its MLIR text; ``resolve()`` hands ``CompilableDesign`` the function and + its keyword arguments to run inside ``compile()``. + """ + + fn: Callable | None = None + kwargs: dict = dataclasses.field(default_factory=dict) + source_path: Path | None = None + fn_name: str | None = None + args: tuple = () + + def resolve(self) -> tuple[Callable, tuple, dict]: + if self.fn is not None: + return self.fn, self.args, self.kwargs + import importlib.util + + spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( + self.source_path.name, self.source_path + ) + module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) + spec.loader.exec_module(module) + return getattr(module, self.fn_name), self.args, self.kwargs + + def __call__(self) -> str: + fn, args, kwargs = self.resolve() + return str(fn(*args, **kwargs)) diff --git a/iron/common/design/runtime.py b/iron/common/design/runtime.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4ed55950cf --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/design/runtime.py @@ -0,0 +1,305 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Transfers and Sequence: the runtime sequence of one operator. + +:class:`Transfers` decides what goes through a sequence; :class:`Sequence` +lowers each transfer to MLIR tasks. The same base serves +:class:`~iron.common.external.ExternalSequence`, which emits words instead. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from contextlib import contextmanager +from typing import Any + +import numpy as np + +from ..declare import ( + BoundBuffer, + BoundStream, + BoundValue, + BufferView, + Operator, + Overlay, +) +from ..declare.bound import _StreamSlot +from ..tiling import Access, encode, legalize, split, whole +from .target import Target + + +class Transfers: + """What an operator's sequence issues, over either way of issuing it. + + A concrete sequence supplies ``op``, ``ov`` and the ``fill``/``drain``/ + ``group`` surface; this decides what goes through it -- the overlay's own + sequence, the operator's ``design(rt)`` override, or the one derived from + the declarations. :class:`Sequence` lowers a transfer to MLIR tasks; + :class:`~iron.common.external.ExternalSequence` emits it as words for a + downloaded image. + """ + + def run(self) -> None: + """The transfers: the overlay's sequence when it owns one, else the + operator's override, else the one derived from the declarations.""" + if self.ov.has_sequence(): + self.ov.sequence(self.op, self) + elif self.op.has_design_override(): + self.op.design(self) + else: + self._derived() + + def _derived(self) -> None: + with self.group() as tg: + for buf in self.op.inputs: + stream = buf.stream(self.ov) + if stream is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(self.op).__name__}.{buf.name} names no stream (to=), so its " + f"sequence cannot be derived; add to= or override design(rt)" + ) + for slot, accesses in plan(buf, stream): + for acc in accesses: + self.fill(slot, (buf, acc), group=tg) + for buf in self.op.outputs: + stream = buf.stream(self.ov) + if stream is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(self.op).__name__}.{buf.name} names no stream (from_=), so its " + f"sequence cannot be derived; add from_= or override design(rt)" + ) + for slot, accesses in plan(buf, stream): + for acc in accesses: + self.drain(slot, (buf, acc), group=tg, wait=True) + + +class Sequence(Transfers): + """The runtime sequence of one operator, opened by the library. + + ``fill``/``drain`` take a stream (or one slot of a ``per=`` stream) and + a buffer or a slice of one (``op.A``, ``op.A[:, r0:r1, :]``), turn the + slice into legal descriptors, and issue them in order. Transfers are + enrolled in the current group; ``group()`` opens one and finishes it on + exit. + """ + + def __init__(self, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data: dict[str, Any]): + self.op = op + self.ov = ov + self._rt_data = rt_data + self._group = None + # The shim handles this sequence issued a transfer on; the build + # places the declared ones it did not touch (see build_design). + self.used: set = set() + + # -- transfers --------------------------------------------------------- + + def fill(self, stream, source, *, group=None, wait: bool = False, offset_by=None): + return self._transfer("fill", stream, source, group, wait, offset_by) + + def drain(self, stream, dest, *, group=None, wait: bool = True, offset_by=None): + return self._transfer("drain", stream, dest, group, wait, offset_by) + + def _transfer(self, verb: str, stream, what, group, wait: bool, offset_by=None): + handle = self._handle(stream) + self.used.add(id(handle)) + buffer, accesses, sliced_by = self._resolve(what) + offset_by = offset_by or sliced_by + if offset_by is not None and offset_by.param is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{offset_by.name} has no device parameter: the operator does not use " + f"it (uses_value) or the build has not created it yet" + ) + data = self._rt_data[buffer.name] + dynamic = offset_by is not None and offset_by.ssa is not None + offset_parameter = ( + offset_by.param if offset_by is not None and not dynamic else None + ) + tasks = [] + for i, acc in enumerate(accesses): + last = i == len(accesses) - 1 + fn = getattr(handle, verb) + common = dict( + wait=wait and last, + group=group if group is not None else self._group, + ) + if dynamic: + # The dispatch-time form: the same pattern, its offset the + # per-call scalar plus the static one, regenerated per call. + if not isinstance(acc, Access): + raise TypeError( + f"{offset_by.name}: a dispatch-time offset needs an Access, " + f"got {acc!r}" + ) + tasks.append( + fn( + data, + sizes=list(acc.sizes), + strides=list(acc.strides), + offset=_plus(offset_by.ssa, acc.offset), + transfer_len=acc.count, + **common, + ) + ) + else: + tasks.append( + fn( + data, + acc.tap() if isinstance(acc, Access) else acc, + offset_parameter=offset_parameter, + **common, + ) + ) + return tasks[-1] if len(tasks) == 1 else tasks + + def _handle(self, stream): + if isinstance(stream, _StreamSlot): + return stream.handle + if isinstance(stream, BoundStream): + return stream.handle + raise TypeError(f"fill/drain take a stream or a stream slot, got {stream!r}") + + def _resolve(self, what) -> tuple[BoundBuffer, list[Access], BoundValue | None]: + if isinstance(what, BoundBuffer): + return ( + what, + [Access(what.elements, 0, (1, 1, 1, what.elements), (0, 0, 0, 1))], + None, + ) + if isinstance(what, BufferView): + offset, sizes, strides = what.pattern() + accesses = legalize( + what.buffer.elements, offset, sizes, strides, what.buffer.dtype + ) + return what.buffer, accesses, what.offset_by + if ( + isinstance(what, tuple) + and len(what) == 2 + and isinstance(what[0], BoundBuffer) + ): + buffer, acc = what + if isinstance(acc, Access): + return buffer, [acc], None + if hasattr(acc, "sizes") and hasattr(acc, "strides"): + # an upstream TensorAccessPattern (or a TensorTiler2D entry): pass it through + return buffer, [acc], None + raise TypeError( + "(buffer, Access) or (buffer, TensorAccessPattern) expected" + ) + raise TypeError( + f"fill/drain take a buffer, a slice of one, or (buffer, Access); got {what!r}" + ) + + # -- structure --------------------------------------------------------- + + @contextmanager + def group(self): + """Open a task group; transfers issued inside join it; finished on exit.""" + from aie.iron import TaskGroup + + tg = TaskGroup() + previous, self._group = self._group, tg + try: + yield tg + finally: + self._group = previous + tg.finish() + + def new_group(self): + """A task group the caller finishes itself (for hand-rolled pipelines).""" + from aie.iron import TaskGroup + + return TaskGroup() + + def sync_parameters(self) -> None: + from aie.iron import sync_parameters + + sync_parameters() + + def data(self, buffer: BoundBuffer): + """The runtime-sequence argument for ``buffer`` (for hand-rolled transfers).""" + return self._rt_data[buffer.name] + + def preamble(self, target: Target) -> None: + """Residents, then barriers, then the parameter sync, before any DMA.""" + values = self.ov.resident_values(self.op) + writes: dict[int, tuple] = {} # id(buffer) -> (buffer, {index: value}) + for name, res in self.ov.residents.items(): + if res.optional and not res.targets: + continue # this configuration does not allocate it + if name not in values: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(self.ov).__name__}.{name} is a Resident but " + f"{type(self.op).__name__}.residents() does not supply it" + ) + if not res.targets: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(self.ov).__name__}.{name}: design() never bound this Resident" + ) + for buf, index in res.targets: + writes.setdefault(id(buf), (buf, {}))[1][index] = values[name] + # One buffer at a time, its words in order: the order the hand-written + # sequences wrote, so a converted operator's instruction stream matches. + for buf, words in writes.values(): + for index in sorted(words): + buf[index] = words[index] + # A core-read value on an image without a scratchpad: written from the + # sequence's per-call scalar, after the residents, before the barriers. + for value in list(self.ov.values) + list(self.op.values): + for buf, index in value.targets: + if value.ssa is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{value.name} is bound to a runtime-parameter buffer but is " + f"not a dispatch-time scalar here; bind only under an image " + f"without a scratchpad (target.image != 'elf')" + ) + buf[index] = value.ssa + unknown = set(values) - set(self.ov.residents) + if unknown: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(self.op).__name__}.residents() names {sorted(unknown)}, which " + f"{type(self.ov).__name__} does not declare" + ) + for b in target.barriers: + b.set(1) + if target.image == "elf" and (self.op.values or self.ov.values): + self.sync_parameters() + + +def plan(buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Access]]]: + """How ``buffer`` moves through ``stream``: ``[(slot, [Access, ...]), ...]``. + + A single-slot or broadcast stream takes the whole buffer in one linear + transfer. A ``per=`` stream splits the buffer's first non-batch axis + across its slots; leading batch axes become repeats, coalesced into one + iterated descriptor when the slot rules allow and unrolled otherwise. + """ + if stream.count == 1: + return [(stream, encode(whole(buffer.shape), buffer.elements, buffer.dtype))] + if stream.replicate: + everything = encode(whole(buffer.shape), buffer.elements, buffer.dtype) + return [(stream[i], everything) for i in range(stream.count)] + axis = buffer.batch_axes + if axis >= len(buffer.shape): + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name} {buffer.shape} has no axis to split across the " + f"{stream.count} slots of stream {stream.name!r}" + ) + try: + blocks = split(buffer.shape, stream.count, axis) + except ValueError as e: + raise ValueError( + f"{buffer.name} {buffer.shape} does not divide across stream " + f"{stream.name!r}: {e}. Check {type(buffer._op).__name__}.compatible()" + ) from None + return [(stream[b.slot], encode(b, buffer.elements, buffer.dtype)) for b in blocks] + + +def _plus(ssa, constant: int): + """``ssa + constant`` as a sequence value; the scalar alone when constant is 0.""" + if not constant: + return ssa + from aie.extras.dialects import arith + from aie.helpers.util import np_dtype_to_mlir_type + + return ssa + arith.constant(int(constant), np_dtype_to_mlir_type(np.int32)) diff --git a/iron/common/design/target.py b/iron/common/design/target.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..bcec2289f5 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/design/target.py @@ -0,0 +1,84 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Target: the device, the kernel tree and the fusion prefix, as one handle.""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Any + +from ..kernels import declare_kernel, target_arch + + +class Target: + """What an overlay's ``design()`` is given besides the overlay itself. + + Carries the device, the kernel tree and the fusion prefix, and applies + the prefix inside :meth:`kernel`, so an overlay never handles it. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + dev, + kernels_dir, + func_prefix: str = "", + trace_size: int = 0, + image: str = "elf", + ): + self.dev = dev + self.kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) + self.arch = target_arch(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" + self.func_prefix = func_prefix + self.trace_size = trace_size + # "elf": per-call values reach the array through the parameter + # scratchpad. "xclbin": there is none (spike S2); they are dispatch- + # time scalars of the sequence, and a core-read value is a resident + # the sequence writes (bind it to the runtime-parameter buffer). + self.image = image + self.barriers: list[Any] = [] + + def kernel_source(self, name: str): + """``//.cc``: the per-architecture kernel tree.""" + return self.kernels_dir / self.arch / f"{name}.cc" + + def kernel( + self, + name: str, + arg_types, + *, + source=None, + compile_flags=(), + bundled_sources=(), + include_dirs=None, + object_file_name=None, + symbol_prefix=None, + ): + """Declare a kernel the array calls; the fusion prefix is applied here.""" + return declare_kernel( + name, + arg_types, + source=source, + func_prefix=self.func_prefix, + compile_flags=list(compile_flags), + include_dirs=include_dirs, + object_file_name=object_file_name, + bundled_sources=bundled_sources, + symbol_prefix=symbol_prefix, + ) + + def barrier(self, initial_value: int = 0): + """A worker/runtime barrier the preamble sets to 1 after writing residents.""" + from aie.iron import WorkerRuntimeBarrier + + b = WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value) + self.barriers.append(b) + return b + + def rtp(self, arr_type, name: str | None = None, initial_value=None): + """A runtime-parameter buffer a core reads and the preamble writes.""" + from aie.iron import Buffer + + return Buffer( + arr_type, name=name, initial_value=initial_value, use_write_rtp=True + ) diff --git a/iron/common/external.py b/iron/common/external.py index b7e529b649..eb775fe514 100644 --- a/iron/common/external.py +++ b/iron/common/external.py @@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from .design import Transfers from .declare import BoundBuffer, BoundStream, Operator, Overlay from .declare.bound import _StreamSlot from .tiling import Access @@ -46,8 +47,12 @@ def finish(self) -> None: pass -class ExternalSequence: - """What an operator's ``design(rt)`` receives against an external overlay.""" +class ExternalSequence(Transfers): + """What an operator's ``design(rt)`` receives against an external overlay. + + The same surface :class:`~iron.common.design.Sequence` offers, lowering a + transfer to words for a downloaded image instead of MLIR tasks. + """ def __init__(self, op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data: dict[str, Any], emit): self.op = op @@ -163,11 +168,9 @@ def write_residents(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, core_tiles, emit) -> None: def run_sequence(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data, core_tiles, emit) -> None: """Residents, then the operator's sequence, then the trailing awaits.""" - from .build import run_design - write_residents(op, ov, core_tiles, emit) seq = ExternalSequence(op, ov, rt_data, emit) - run_design(op, ov, seq) + seq.run() seq.finish() diff --git a/iron/common/fusion.py b/iron/common/fusion.py index f3704b208f..98dee6b20a 100644 --- a/iron/common/fusion.py +++ b/iron/common/fusion.py @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ from typing import Any -from .build import DesignGenerator +from .design import DesignGenerator RESET_DEVICE = "reset_device" diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index e317a85d59..4bc54bdc0b 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -702,7 +702,7 @@ class CompiledGraph: """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call.""" def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, record="memory", dispatch="auto"): - from .build import value_symbol + from .design import device_symbol self.traced = traced self.symbols = [] @@ -710,7 +710,7 @@ def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, record="memory", dispatch="auto"): bound = getattr(op, name, None) if bound is None or not hasattr(bound, "kind"): bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) - self.symbols.append((value.name, value_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) + self.symbols.append((value.name, device_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). # compile() builds the image; the runtime that loads it is made on # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. diff --git a/iron/common/tiling.py b/iron/common/tiling.py index 15a3eb7e18..1548022649 100644 --- a/iron/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/common/tiling.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ A host buffer is moved through a stream as a set of DMA transfers, each an ``Access``: an offset into the flat buffer plus up to four (size, stride) dimensions, which is what a shim buffer descriptor encodes. This module -decides the transfers and encodes them; :mod:`iron.common.build` turns each +decides the transfers and encodes them; :mod:`iron.common.design` turns each ``Access`` into a ``TensorAccessPattern`` and issues it. The descriptor rules are applied here and nowhere else. They are read from diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 9c04aa64a8..2a7b4b6a1d 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ import numpy as np import pytest -from iron.common.build import Sequence, _derived, _preamble, plan +from iron.common.design import Sequence, plan from iron.common.declare import ( In, Operator, @@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ def test_derived_sequence_issues_fills_then_waited_drains(): _bind_all(ov, log) op = MV(ov, M=256) rt = Sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "B": "dB", "C": "dC"}) - _derived(rt, op, ov) + rt._derived() assert log == [ ("fill", "a0", "dA", False), ("fill", "a1", "dA", False), @@ -161,7 +161,7 @@ class NoStream(Operator[MVOverlay]): _bind_all(ov, log) op = NoStream(ov, M=256) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="NoStream.A names no stream"): - _derived(op and Sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "C": "dC"}), op, ov) + Sequence(op, ov, {"A": "dA", "C": "dC"})._derived() def test_override_slices_and_issues_through_the_same_sequence(): @@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ class FakeTarget: barriers = [] image = "elf" - _preamble(Sequence(op, ov, {}), op, ov, FakeTarget()) + Sequence(op, ov, {}).preamble(FakeTarget()) assert rtps == [{0: 10}, {0: 10}] @operator @@ -231,7 +231,7 @@ class Forgetful(Operator[Counted]): A = In(n, to=Counted.s) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="does not supply it"): - _preamble(Sequence(op, ov, {}), Forgetful(ov, n=64), ov, FakeTarget()) + Sequence(Forgetful(ov, n=64), ov, {}).preamble(FakeTarget()) def test_mha_sequence_is_one_descriptor_set_per_kv_group(monkeypatch): diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index 6131d8f26b..2e4d75ea9b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(): def _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts): - from iron.common.build import value_symbol + from iron.common.design import device_symbol table = _params(artifacts) # Every value the graph bound is a parameter the host can write. @@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ def _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts): bound = getattr(op, name, None) if bound is None or not hasattr(bound, "kind"): bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) - symbol = value_symbol(op, bound) + symbol = device_symbol(op, bound) assert symbol in table, f"{symbol} ({value.name}) missing from {sorted(table)}" From 3f7f4eddba581cdead7cddbd6785aa846311a599 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 12:46:24 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 153/215] mlir-aie belongs at the top of a module; torch does not, and a test says so mlir-aie is a hard dependency, so iron/common stops pretending otherwise. The 32 function-local aie.* imports move to module scope, and the two docstrings that claimed the rule -- declare's "nothing here imports mlir-aie", design's "everything that touches mlir-aie is imported inside the functions that need it" -- say what is actually true instead. The tree was already half in each camp: 23 module-scope against 32 deferred. Auditing that turned up seven intra-library deferrals that were never breaking a cycle, since artifacts, jit_compile, tiling, allocator, packaging, sequence and design import nothing that leads back. sequence.py deferred jit_compile in two functions while importing it at the top of the same file. Three deferrals are real cycles (declare -> graph, declare -> design, operator -> decorator) and now carry a comment saying so rather than citing the rule that is gone. One import moves the other way: sequence.py's ParameterScratchpad joins the try/except that already guards pyxrt and XRTTensor, XRT being genuinely optional. Hoisting TaskGroup broke 40 tests, because the fixture rebound aie.iron.TaskGroup and runtime.py now holds its own reference. The fixture patches where the name is looked up. torch is the dependency worth limiting: 2.1s and 1,190 modules against aie.iron's 0.4s and 399. iron/tests/common/imports.py imports each library module in a fresh interpreter and asserts torch did not come with it, with harness as the one declared exception. The list is spelled out rather than walked, so adding a module is a choice about which side of the line it is on. Also drops a bank_elements that re-imported the numpy above it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare/__init__.py | 6 ++- iron/common/declare/bound.py | 4 +- iron/common/declare/operator.py | 22 ++++------ iron/common/declare/overlay.py | 4 +- iron/common/design/__init__.py | 3 -- iron/common/design/build.py | 11 +++-- iron/common/design/runtime.py | 13 ++---- iron/common/design/target.py | 6 +-- iron/common/elementwise.py | 6 +-- iron/common/external.py | 28 ++++-------- iron/common/graph.py | 14 +++--- iron/common/jit_compile.py | 3 +- iron/common/sequence.py | 25 ++++++----- iron/common/tiling.py | 5 +-- iron/common/tracing.py | 3 +- iron/tests/common/build.py | 6 ++- iron/tests/common/imports.py | 76 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 17 files changed, 141 insertions(+), 94 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/imports.py diff --git a/iron/common/declare/__init__.py b/iron/common/declare/__init__.py index 15e670b50e..f613e4aa3b 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/__init__.py @@ -42,8 +42,10 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): A stream's tile dimension may also be a tunable: choosing the tile is what tuning is for, and inference never reads a stream. -Nothing here imports mlir-aie. Everything that generates MLIR lives in -:mod:`iron.common.design`, which reads the declarations made here. +Generating MLIR is :mod:`iron.common.design`'s job, not this package's; it +reads the declarations made here. What little mlir-aie reaches this far -- +the device a name is keyed on, the shim's DMA budget -- is a question about +the target, not a design being built. The package reads bottom-up: :mod:`.field` is what a class body writes, :mod:`.member` what it declares alongside its fields, :mod:`.bound` what an diff --git a/iron/common/declare/bound.py b/iron/common/declare/bound.py index 3ddaabe2f9..f1c852c81d 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/bound.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/bound.py @@ -15,6 +15,8 @@ import numpy as np +from ..tiling import view + from .field import DeclarationError, DimRef, Incompatible, _Optional, _Select from .member import Resident, Shim, _Buffer, _Stream, _Value @@ -251,8 +253,6 @@ def __init__(self, buffer: BoundBuffer, index) -> None: def pattern(self) -> tuple[int, list[int], list[int]]: """``(offset, sizes, strides)`` of the static part of the slice.""" - from ..tiling import view - return view(self.buffer.shape, self.static_index) def __repr__(self) -> str: diff --git a/iron/common/declare/operator.py b/iron/common/declare/operator.py index 7254f1951c..24da2faacb 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/operator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/operator.py @@ -20,6 +20,12 @@ import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel + +from ..artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step +from ..jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design + from .bound import BoundBuffer, BoundValue from .field import DimRef, dim, _Optional, _Select from .member import In, Out, _Buffer, _Member, _Value @@ -38,7 +44,7 @@ class _OperatorMeta(ABCMeta): """ def __call__(cls, *args, **kwargs): - from .. import graph as _graph + from .. import graph as _graph # imports this package: a cycle at module scope tracer = _graph.current() if tracer is not None and args and all(_graph.is_operand(a) for a in args): @@ -214,7 +220,7 @@ def resolve_class(cls, n_operands: int, kwargs: dict) -> type: def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs): """An explicit instance applied to graph handles records a step.""" - from .. import graph as _graph + from .. import graph as _graph # as above tracer = _graph.current() if tracer is None: @@ -414,8 +420,6 @@ def from_operands(cls, *operand_shapes, **overrides) -> "Operator": @property def dev(self): """The device a design is generated for.""" - import aie.utils as aie_utils - return aie_utils.get_current_device() # Bytes of trace buffer to emit; 0 disables tracing. A plain attribute @@ -428,8 +432,6 @@ def name(self) -> str: the device. It names the per-call value symbols a host writes through and the kernel instances a chained image carries; nothing on disk, which the compile cache keys by content.""" - import aie.utils as aie_utils - own = label_parts(self, skip=("ov",)) base = type(self).__name__ + "_" + "_".join(own + self.ov.name_parts()) dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() @@ -437,7 +439,7 @@ def name(self) -> str: def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): """The design generator :class:`CompilableDesign` runs for this operator.""" - from ..design import generator_for + from ..design import generator_for # reads this package: a cycle at module scope return generator_for(self, image=image) @@ -476,9 +478,6 @@ def buffer_map(self) -> dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]]: def _build(self): """Compile to an xclbin and an instruction stream, or, on an external overlay, to the stream alone against the downloaded image.""" - from ..artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step - from ..jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design - image = self.ov.external if image is None: design = xclbin_design(self.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") @@ -510,9 +509,6 @@ def _build(self): def get_callable(self): """The loaded image, ready to call on device tensors.""" - import aie.utils as aie_utils - from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel - self.compile() image = self.ov.external npu_kernel = NPUKernel( diff --git a/iron/common/declare/overlay.py b/iron/common/declare/overlay.py index c76a2d92da..3649691a41 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/overlay.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/overlay.py @@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ from pathlib import Path from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, ClassVar +from aie.dialects.aie import WireBundle, get_target_model + from .bound import BoundResident, BoundStream, BoundValue from .field import Untunable from .member import Resident, Xclbin, _Member, _Stream, _Value @@ -33,8 +35,6 @@ def get_shim_dma_limit(dev) -> int: Each shim tile exposes a fixed number of DMA source connections; summing across all shim tiles gives the device-wide ShimDMA budget. """ - from aie.dialects.aie import WireBundle, get_target_model - tm = get_target_model(dev.resolve()) return sum( tm.get_num_source_shim_mux_connections(col, row, WireBundle.DMA) diff --git a/iron/common/design/__init__.py b/iron/common/design/__init__.py index 3a72cff413..35cd17b669 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/design/__init__.py @@ -20,9 +20,6 @@ receives, :mod:`.runtime` what an operator's ``design(rt)`` receives, :mod:`.generator` the callable a compile runs, and :mod:`.build` the function that puts the three together. - -Everything that touches mlir-aie is imported inside the functions that need -it, so the declaration layer stays importable without the toolchain. """ from .build import ( diff --git a/iron/common/design/build.py b/iron/common/design/build.py index d8173fbcba..9984522760 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/build.py +++ b/iron/common/design/build.py @@ -9,6 +9,11 @@ import inspect from typing import Any +from aie.iron import Program, Runtime, ScratchpadParameter +from aie.iron.device import AnyShimTile +from aie.iron.kernels._common import _EXTERN_CACHE +from aie.iron.runtime.endpoint import RuntimeEndpoint + from ..declare import BoundValue, Operator from ..kernels import kernels_dir from ..tracing import maybe_enable_trace @@ -45,9 +50,6 @@ def build_design( operator's ``DesignGenerator``; ``code`` exists only to reach the cache key (see :func:`mlir_artifact_for`). """ - from aie.iron import Program, Runtime, ScratchpadParameter - from aie.iron.kernels._common import _EXTERN_CACHE - # aie.iron.kernels' factories memoize the ExternalFunction they return, # and a returned one holds MLIR operations from the context it was # resolved in. Every generation must start from an empty cache or a @@ -118,9 +120,6 @@ def sequence(*args): # program cannot be resolved. Place it on any shim tile. idle = [h for h in handles if id(h) not in seq.used] if idle: - from aie.iron.device import AnyShimTile - from aie.iron.runtime.endpoint import RuntimeEndpoint - for h in idle: h.endpoint = RuntimeEndpoint(AnyShimTile) rt._fifos.add(h) diff --git a/iron/common/design/runtime.py b/iron/common/design/runtime.py index 4ed55950cf..e0f44f42ff 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/runtime.py +++ b/iron/common/design/runtime.py @@ -15,6 +15,10 @@ import numpy as np +from aie.extras.dialects import arith +from aie.helpers.util import np_dtype_to_mlir_type +from aie.iron import TaskGroup, sync_parameters + from ..declare import ( BoundBuffer, BoundStream, @@ -195,8 +199,6 @@ def _resolve(self, what) -> tuple[BoundBuffer, list[Access], BoundValue | None]: @contextmanager def group(self): """Open a task group; transfers issued inside join it; finished on exit.""" - from aie.iron import TaskGroup - tg = TaskGroup() previous, self._group = self._group, tg try: @@ -207,13 +209,9 @@ def group(self): def new_group(self): """A task group the caller finishes itself (for hand-rolled pipelines).""" - from aie.iron import TaskGroup - return TaskGroup() def sync_parameters(self) -> None: - from aie.iron import sync_parameters - sync_parameters() def data(self, buffer: BoundBuffer): @@ -299,7 +297,4 @@ def _plus(ssa, constant: int): """``ssa + constant`` as a sequence value; the scalar alone when constant is 0.""" if not constant: return ssa - from aie.extras.dialects import arith - from aie.helpers.util import np_dtype_to_mlir_type - return ssa + arith.constant(int(constant), np_dtype_to_mlir_type(np.int32)) diff --git a/iron/common/design/target.py b/iron/common/design/target.py index bcec2289f5..66ed1fa38d 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/target.py +++ b/iron/common/design/target.py @@ -8,6 +8,8 @@ from pathlib import Path from typing import Any +from aie.iron import Buffer, WorkerRuntimeBarrier + from ..kernels import declare_kernel, target_arch @@ -69,16 +71,12 @@ def kernel( def barrier(self, initial_value: int = 0): """A worker/runtime barrier the preamble sets to 1 after writing residents.""" - from aie.iron import WorkerRuntimeBarrier - b = WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value) self.barriers.append(b) return b def rtp(self, arr_type, name: str | None = None, initial_value=None): """A runtime-parameter buffer a core reads and the preamble writes.""" - from aie.iron import Buffer - return Buffer( arr_type, name=name, initial_value=initial_value, use_write_rtp=True ) diff --git a/iron/common/elementwise.py b/iron/common/elementwise.py index 3ba8f90c9d..23c86f4372 100644 --- a/iron/common/elementwise.py +++ b/iron/common/elementwise.py @@ -49,6 +49,9 @@ def reference(self, x): ... import numpy as np +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker +from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ + from .declare import ( O, Incompatible, @@ -139,9 +142,6 @@ def kernel_call(self, kernel, *elements) -> None: # -- the array ---------------------------------------------------------- def design(self, target) -> list: - from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Worker - from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ - streams = [m for m in self._members if isinstance(m, _Stream)] ins = [getattr(self, m.name) for m in streams if m.direction == "in"] outs = [getattr(self, m.name) for m in streams if m.direction == "out"] diff --git a/iron/common/external.py b/iron/common/external.py index eb775fe514..2a8118a758 100644 --- a/iron/common/external.py +++ b/iron/common/external.py @@ -25,6 +25,8 @@ from __future__ import annotations +import hashlib +import urllib.request from contextlib import contextmanager from pathlib import Path from typing import Any @@ -32,6 +34,12 @@ import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from aie.dialects import aie, aiex +from aie.dialects.aie import DMAChannelDir, get_target_model +from aie.extras.context import mlir_mod_ctx +from aie.ir import BF16Type, F32Type, IntegerType, MemRefType +from aie.utils.compile import NPU_CACHE_HOME + from .design import Transfers from .declare import BoundBuffer, BoundStream, Operator, Overlay from .declare.bound import _StreamSlot @@ -180,8 +188,6 @@ def run_sequence(op: Operator, ov: Overlay, rt_data, core_tiles, emit) -> None: def _elem_type(dtype): - from aie.ir import BF16Type, F32Type, IntegerType - dt = np.dtype(dtype) if dtype is bfloat16 or dt == np.dtype(bfloat16): return BF16Type.get() @@ -197,13 +203,9 @@ def __init__(self, allocations: dict[tuple[str, int], str]) -> None: self._allocs = allocations def write32(self, address, value, col, row) -> None: - from aie.dialects import aiex - aiex.npu_write32(address, value, column=col, row=row) def start(self, key, buffer, offset, sizes, strides): - from aie.dialects import aiex - task = aiex.shim_dma_single_bd_task( self._allocs[key], buffer, @@ -216,8 +218,6 @@ def start(self, key, buffer, offset, sizes, strides): return task def await_(self, task) -> None: - from aie.dialects import aiex - aiex.dma_await_task(task) @@ -229,13 +229,8 @@ def fetch(image, directory=None) -> Path: ``prebuilt/``), so an external image is found where every other built artifact is and no caller has to name a directory for it. """ - import hashlib - import urllib.request - if directory is None: - from aie.utils.compile import NPU_CACHE_HOME - - directory = Path(NPU_CACHE_HOME) / "prebuilt" + directory = Path(NPU_CACHE_HOME) / "prebuilt" target = Path(directory) / image.filename def digest(path): @@ -261,11 +256,6 @@ def digest(path): def build_external(dev, op: Operator): """The module whose runtime sequence drives ``op.ov``'s downloaded image.""" - from aie.dialects import aie, aiex - from aie.dialects.aie import DMAChannelDir, get_target_model - from aie.extras.context import mlir_mod_ctx - from aie.ir import MemRefType - ov = op.ov tm = get_target_model(dev.resolve()) core_tiles = [ diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index 4bc54bdc0b..dfeabfb7a8 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -38,8 +38,14 @@ def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): from math import prod import numpy as np + +import aie.utils as aie_utils from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from .design import device_symbol +from .packaging import plan +from .sequence import OperatorSequence + from .declare import Operator, Overlay, Resident, ValueSpec from .declare.member import _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value @@ -227,8 +233,6 @@ def output_args(self) -> list: def sequence(self, name=None, **kwargs): """The :class:`OperatorSequence` this graph lowers to (the image builder).""" - from .sequence import OperatorSequence - kwargs.setdefault("buffer_sizes", dict(self.pinned)) kwargs.setdefault("share_designs", True) return OperatorSequence( @@ -591,10 +595,6 @@ def compile( ``verbose``, printed. ``record="disk"`` writes the image's :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside it. """ - import aie.utils as aie_utils - - from .packaging import plan - if dev is not None: aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) traced = self.trace(**shapes) @@ -702,8 +702,6 @@ class CompiledGraph: """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call.""" def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, record="memory", dispatch="auto"): - from .design import device_symbol - self.traced = traced self.symbols = [] for op, name, value in traced.bindings: diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/jit_compile.py index 9be2242868..255f0f3b47 100644 --- a/iron/common/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/jit_compile.py @@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ from typing import Any import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron import DispatchTime from aie.ir import Module from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _device_identity_key from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign, compile_context @@ -154,8 +155,6 @@ def generate(*positional, **kw): module = design(**kwargs) return Module.parse(module) if isinstance(module, str) else module - from aie.iron import DispatchTime - P = inspect.Parameter parameters = [ P("design", P.POSITIONAL_OR_KEYWORD, annotation=CompileTime[Any]), diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index ecd96cc71d..3100fac596 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -9,7 +9,14 @@ import ml_dtypes from . import fusion from .declare import Operator -from .jit_compile import DispatchStream +from .allocator import live_ranges, plan +from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step +from .jit_compile import ( + DispatchStream, + dispatch_stream, + fused_design, + xclbin_design, +) import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor @@ -17,6 +24,9 @@ try: import pyxrt + from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.parameter_scratchpad import ( + ParameterScratchpad, + ) from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor except ImportError: # Host stacks without XRT (e.g. the HRX/amdxdna runtime) have no pyxrt. The @@ -25,6 +35,7 @@ # at construction. The reference mode and the whole compile path do not care, # and must keep importing. pyxrt = None + ParameterScratchpad = None XRTTensor = None logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) @@ -107,8 +118,6 @@ def link(self, seq): text's content, locks across processes and validates the kernels' depfiles, and the ELF lands in its entry. """ - from .jit_compile import fused_design - if not isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2): raise RuntimeError( "dispatch='fused' requires NPU2; NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch" @@ -138,8 +147,6 @@ def link(self, seq): """Build the chain once (idempotent); returns the last link.""" if self.combined_xclbin_path is not None: return self.combined_xclbin_path - from .jit_compile import dispatch_stream, xclbin_design - # Short hash keeps kernel names under xclbinutil's 64-char "name:name" limit. name_hash = hashlib.sha1(seq.name.encode()).hexdigest()[:6] @@ -304,8 +311,6 @@ def infer_buffer_offsets(self): and any buffer given an explicit size -- is pinned: its contents outlive the sequence, so it needs a private, stable address. """ - from .allocator import live_ranges, plan - sizes, steps = {}, [] for op, *bufs in self.runlist: reads, writes = [], [] @@ -495,8 +500,6 @@ def artifacts(self): def _record(self): """What this image consists of: its designs, its steps, its buffers.""" - from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step - if self._image is None: return None designs, design_of = self.unique_designs() @@ -724,10 +727,6 @@ def params(self): return None if params_path.read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0": return None - from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.parameter_scratchpad import ( - ParameterScratchpad, - ) - self._params = ParameterScratchpad(self.run_handle, str(params_path)) return self._params diff --git a/iron/common/tiling.py b/iron/common/tiling.py index 1548022649..87e7f20374 100644 --- a/iron/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/common/tiling.py @@ -42,6 +42,7 @@ from typing import Iterator, Sequence import numpy as np +from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern _STRIDE_BITS = 20 @@ -64,8 +65,6 @@ def count(self) -> int: def tap(self): """The upstream ``TensorAccessPattern`` for this access (needs mlir-aie).""" - from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern - return TensorAccessPattern( (self.elements,), self.offset, list(self.sizes), list(self.strides) ) @@ -118,8 +117,6 @@ def contiguous(elements: int, offset: int, run: int) -> Access: def bank_elements(dtype) -> int: """Elements of ``dtype`` in one local-memory bank: the largest line a core holds at a fifo depth of two.""" - import numpy as np - return L1_BANK_BYTES // np.dtype(dtype).itemsize diff --git a/iron/common/tracing.py b/iron/common/tracing.py index 6e82c30f57..7c427af620 100644 --- a/iron/common/tracing.py +++ b/iron/common/tracing.py @@ -43,6 +43,7 @@ import numpy as np +import aie.utils.trace as trace_utils from aie.utils.trace import parse_trace_slices, print_cycles_summary __all__ = [ @@ -68,8 +69,6 @@ def resolve_trace_size(trace_size=None): def _default_coretile_events(): - import aie.utils.trace as trace_utils - ev = trace_utils.events return [ ev.PortEvent(ev.CoreEvent.PORT_RUNNING_0, ev.WireBundle.DMA, 0, True), diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 2a7b4b6a1d..5078c4e148 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -39,9 +39,11 @@ def finish(self): @pytest.fixture(autouse=True) def fake_task_group(monkeypatch): - import aie.iron + # Patched where it is looked up, not where it is defined: runtime.py + # imports the name, so rebinding aie.iron's attribute would not reach it. + from iron.common.design import runtime - monkeypatch.setattr(aie.iron, "TaskGroup", FakeGroup, raising=False) + monkeypatch.setattr(runtime, "TaskGroup", FakeGroup) class FakeHandle: diff --git a/iron/tests/common/imports.py b/iron/tests/common/imports.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b3b0828455 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/imports.py @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Where torch is allowed to be, and where it is not. + +mlir-aie is a hard dependency of the library and every module may import it +at the top. torch is not: it is an order of magnitude heavier (roughly 2s and +1,200 modules against 0.4s and 400), and nothing in declaring, tuning, +designing or compiling an operator needs it. Only a reference implementation +and the test harness do. + +So the rule these tests pin is: importing the library, and declaring or +building an operator, must not pull torch in. Running a reference may. +Without the rule the cost lands on every caller, including the ones that +only ever compile. +""" + +import subprocess +import sys + +import pytest + +# Every module of the library, plus the two package roots. Named one by one +# rather than walked, so that adding a module is a deliberate choice about +# which side of the line it falls on. +TORCH_FREE = [ + "iron.common", + "iron.common.allocator", + "iron.common.artifacts", + "iron.common.declare", + "iron.common.design", + "iron.common.elementwise", + "iron.common.external", + "iron.common.fusion", + "iron.common.graph", + "iron.common.jit_compile", + "iron.common.kernels", + "iron.common.packaging", + "iron.common.sequence", + "iron.common.testing", + "iron.common.tiling", + "iron.common.tracing", + "iron.operators", +] + +# iron.common.harness is the deliberate exception: it is the test harness, +# it builds reference inputs, and it says so in its own docstring. +TORCH_USING = ["iron.common.harness"] + + +def _pulls_torch(statement: str) -> bool: + """Run ``statement`` in a fresh interpreter; report whether torch came too.""" + code = f"import sys\n{statement}\nprint('torch' in sys.modules)" + out = subprocess.run( + [sys.executable, "-c", code], capture_output=True, text=True + ) + assert out.returncode == 0, f"{statement!r} failed:\n{out.stderr}" + return out.stdout.strip() == "True" + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("module", TORCH_FREE) +def test_the_library_imports_without_torch(module): + assert not _pulls_torch(f"import {module}"), ( + f"{module} pulls in torch. Move the import inside the function that " + f"needs it, as iron.common.graph and iron.common.sequence do." + ) + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("module", TORCH_USING) +def test_the_harness_is_the_one_module_that_takes_torch(module): + assert _pulls_torch(f"import {module}") + + +def test_an_operator_with_no_torch_reference_stays_torch_free(): + """Declaring and tuning MemCopy costs no more than importing the library.""" + assert not _pulls_torch("import iron.operators as ops\nops.MemCopy") From 2e1711ef78e280fb6ac75b920275d72f49d0a340 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 12:51:56 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 154/215] An operator's torch is its reference's, so only a reference pays for it Eighteen operator modules imported torch at the top and used it in one place: reference, and the few helpers a reference calls. Declaring, tuning, designing and compiling never touch it, so every caller that only wanted an xclbin was paying 2.1s and 950 modules for a CPU reference it would not run. Touching ops.GEMM cost 1.70s; it costs 0.27s now, and MemCopy, which has no torch reference, was already proof that the rest was avoidable. The import moves into the functions that use it, which is what iron/common/graph.py and sequence.py already do. Two did not fall to the same rule. rope's compute_rope_params had dtype=torch.float32 as a default argument, evaluated when the module is read rather than when the function runs; it defaults to None and resolves inside. mha reached for torch.nn.attention's sdpa_kernel by name, which is a `from torch...` import rather than `import torch`, and that moves into the reference too. The boundary test grows the other half of the rule: no operator pulls torch when it is declared, and calling a reference does. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/operators/axpy.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/dequant.py | 7 ++++++- iron/operators/flm/packing.py | 5 ++++- iron/operators/gelu.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/layer_norm.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/leaky_relu.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 5 +++-- iron/operators/relu.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/rms_norm.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 10 ++++++++-- iron/operators/sigmoid.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/silu.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/softmax.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/strided_copy.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/tanh.py | 3 ++- iron/operators/transpose.py | 3 ++- iron/tests/common/imports.py | 33 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 19 files changed, 79 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy.py b/iron/operators/axpy.py index a8f8bafc32..44093afa3e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import torch from aie.iron.kernels import datamovement from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator @@ -54,4 +53,6 @@ class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator[AXPYOverlay]): def reference(self, a, b): """CPU reference: ``scalar_factor * a + b``.""" + import torch + return torch.tensor(self.ov.scalar_factor, dtype=a.dtype) * a + b diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant.py b/iron/operators/dequant.py index 6b8ab19745..bbfddaefef 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant.py @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np -import torch from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOverlay from iron.common.declare import ( @@ -95,6 +94,8 @@ def _cases(): def _packed(op): """Values in [0, 3.75) with scales in [1/3.75, 1) keep every quantized value inside int4's [0, 15]; the input is their packed form.""" + import torch + torch.manual_seed(42) values = torch.rand(op.size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.75 scales = 1 / 3.75 + (1 - 1 / 3.75) * torch.rand( @@ -160,6 +161,8 @@ def pack(self, values, scales): the inverse of :meth:`reference`. Values are rounded half to even and clipped to the int4 range, as ``torch.quantize_per_channel`` does. """ + import torch + tile, group = self.ov.tile_size, self.ov.group_size if tile is None: raise ValueError("Dequant.pack needs tile_size (tune the overlay)") @@ -179,6 +182,8 @@ def reference(self, x): one little-endian bf16 scale per ``group_size`` values; the zero point is 0. Results are exact in f32, as ``torch.dequantize`` gives them. """ + import torch + tile, group = self.ov.tile_size, self.ov.group_size if tile is None: raise ValueError("Dequant.reference needs tile_size (tune the overlay)") diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/packing.py b/iron/operators/flm/packing.py index 82fd5acd8c..a57388232f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/packing.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/packing.py @@ -13,7 +13,6 @@ """ import numpy as np -import torch def f32_to_bfp16ebs8(a, round_conv_even=True): @@ -34,6 +33,8 @@ def f32_to_bfp16ebs8(a, round_conv_even=True): Layout per block: one shared-exponent byte then the 8 mantissa bytes. """ + import torch + flat = np.ascontiguousarray(a, dtype=np.float32).reshape(-1, 8) u = flat.view(np.uint32) sign = (u & 0x80000000) != 0 @@ -97,6 +98,8 @@ def pack_b( ordering against the overlay via ``tile.reshape(...).transpose(2, 1, 0, 3)``; incompatible with ``bfp16``, which only the IRON-built kernel uses. """ + import torch + if overlay_order and bfp16: raise ValueError("overlay_order is bf16-only; the overlay never takes bfp16 B") K, N = B.shape diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu.py b/iron/operators/gelu.py index d81f0d660b..b6e490f0bf 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gelu.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu.py @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ from typing import ClassVar -import torch from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -28,4 +27,6 @@ class GELU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[GELUOverlay]): def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: the tanh approximation the kernel computes.""" + import torch + return torch.nn.functional.gelu(x, approximate="tanh") diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 7d457d8df4..d28ffd0897 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -8,7 +8,6 @@ from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np -import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.declare import ( @@ -776,6 +775,8 @@ def reference(input_a, input_b, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False): ``(K, N)`` when ``b_col_maj`` is set before the matmul, and the result is transposed to ``(N, M)`` when ``c_col_maj`` is set. """ + import torch + B = input_b.T if b_col_maj else input_b C = torch.matmul(input_a, B) if c_col_maj: diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index 4e5d012cc4..b42a1d320f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np -import torch from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, @@ -423,6 +422,8 @@ def reference(A, B): Batched when ``A`` is ``(batches, M, K)`` and ``B`` ``(batches, K)``: one product per batch, as the operator's ``num_batches`` runs them. """ + import torch + if A.dim() == 3: return torch.einsum("bmk,bk->bm", A, B.reshape(A.shape[0], A.shape[2])) return A @ B.reshape(A.shape[-1]) diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm.py index 1a217c2faa..857368496f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm.py @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ from dataclasses import field from typing import ClassVar -import torch from aie.iron.kernels import norm from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -36,6 +35,8 @@ class LayerNorm(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LayerNormOverlay]): def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: each ``tile_size`` row normalised on its own, no affine.""" + import torch + cols = self.ov.tile_size if cols is None: raise ValueError("LayerNorm.reference needs tile_size (tune the overlay)") diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py index 7120edcbe9..59272f90bb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import torch from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -50,4 +49,6 @@ class LeakyReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LeakyReLUOverlay]): ) def reference(self, x): + import torch + return torch.nn.functional.leaky_relu(x, negative_slope=self.ov.alpha) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 7805f034e0..34259f0715 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -22,9 +22,7 @@ from dataclasses import field import numpy as np -import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from torch.nn.attention import SDPBackend, sdpa_kernel from iron.common.declare import ( select, @@ -704,6 +702,9 @@ def reference(self, Q, K, V): query group. Rows past ``seq_len`` (the padding) come out as zeros; the real rows never attend to them, causality masks them. In the interleaved layout the operands are ``(seq, heads, d)`` and so is O.""" + import torch + from torch.nn.attention import SDPBackend, sdpa_kernel + if self.heads_interleaved: Q, K, V = (t.transpose(0, 1) for t in (Q, K, V)) groups = self.num_heads // self.num_KV_heads diff --git a/iron/operators/relu.py b/iron/operators/relu.py index 400898259d..90f7a326d6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/relu.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import torch from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -26,4 +25,6 @@ class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[ReLUOverlay]): ) def reference(self, x): + import torch + return torch.nn.functional.relu(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py index d33edaf593..ee09e80f14 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import numpy as np -import torch from typing import ClassVar @@ -285,6 +284,8 @@ def reference(x, w=None, weighted=False, eps=1e-5): Matches the AIE kernel: normalize by 1/sqrt(mean(x^2) + eps). """ + import torch + rms = torch.sqrt(torch.mean(x**2, dim=-1, keepdim=True) + eps) out = x / rms if weighted: diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index b0105fa018..388483523f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import numpy as np -import torch from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, @@ -206,9 +205,12 @@ def compute_rope_params( context_length=4096, method_type=0, freq_config=None, - dtype=torch.float32, + dtype=None, ): """Compute RoPE parameters (cos and sin tables).""" + import torch + + dtype = torch.float32 if dtype is None else dtype assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Embedding dimension must be even" # Compute the inverse frequencies @@ -277,6 +279,8 @@ def angle_table( """The ``angles`` buffer for ``rows`` positions: bf16 ``[cos, sin, ...]`` pairs along each row, the table the device kernel reads (Llama 3's frequency scaling by default).""" + import torch + cos, sin = compute_rope_params( head_dim=cols, theta_base=theta_base, @@ -302,6 +306,8 @@ def reference(x, angles, method_type=0, rows=None, cols=None): ``core_body`` acquires one angle row and applies it to that many consecutive input rows before moving on). """ + import torch + if method_type not in (0, 1): raise ValueError(f"method_type must be 0 or 1, got {method_type}") if cols is None: diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py index 1d59b9f250..d237d9261a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import torch from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -23,4 +22,6 @@ class Sigmoid(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SigmoidOverlay]): test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) def reference(self, x): + import torch + return torch.sigmoid(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/silu.py b/iron/operators/silu.py index 47a002bbed..dc96fd071b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import torch from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator, tunable @@ -26,4 +25,6 @@ class SiLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SiLUOverlay]): test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, channels=None)) def reference(self, x): + import torch + return torch.nn.functional.silu(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax.py b/iron/operators/softmax.py index 473435b5e6..fa4baf5571 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax.py @@ -3,7 +3,6 @@ import numpy as np -import torch from iron.common.declare import ( BoundValue, @@ -265,6 +264,8 @@ def reference(x, vector_size=None): ``vector_size`` masks every column from there on to the lowest value of the dtype first, as the device kernel does, so those come out as zeros. """ + import torch + if vector_size is not None and vector_size < x.shape[-1]: x = x.clone() x[..., vector_size:] = torch.finfo(x.dtype).min diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy.py index 90b841877b..f83e6c36f4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy.py @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ from dataclasses import field import numpy as np -import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.declare import ( @@ -337,6 +336,8 @@ def reference( adding it into the BD address register. ``into`` is an existing flat output buffer to scatter into in place; without it the output starts zeroed. """ + import torch + src = _channel_offsets( input_sizes, input_strides, input_offset + input_offset_addend, num_aie_channels ) diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh.py b/iron/operators/tanh.py index c598892408..e331be1ff9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh.py @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import torch from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator @@ -23,4 +22,6 @@ class Tanh(ChanneledUnaryOperator[TanhOverlay]): test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) def reference(self, x): + import torch + return torch.tanh(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose.py b/iron/operators/transpose.py index d7d0bd3761..1501a58e12 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose.py @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ import dataclasses import numpy as np -import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.declare import ( @@ -300,4 +299,6 @@ def reference(self, x): def reference(x): """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an ``(rows, cols)`` matrix (ground truth); of each matrix when a batch dimension leads.""" + import torch + return torch.transpose(x, -2, -1) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/imports.py b/iron/tests/common/imports.py index b3b0828455..fd2106d38a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/imports.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/imports.py @@ -71,6 +71,33 @@ def test_the_harness_is_the_one_module_that_takes_torch(module): assert _pulls_torch(f"import {module}") -def test_an_operator_with_no_torch_reference_stays_torch_free(): - """Declaring and tuning MemCopy costs no more than importing the library.""" - assert not _pulls_torch("import iron.operators as ops\nops.MemCopy") +def test_no_operator_pulls_torch_when_it_is_declared(): + """Touching an operator class must cost no more than importing the library. + + Every operator's ``reference`` is written in torch, but only a caller that + runs the reference should pay for it: declaring, tuning, designing and + compiling never call it. The operator modules import torch inside those + functions for that reason, so this is the test that keeps them there. + """ + assert not _pulls_torch( + "import iron.operators as ops\n" + "for name in sorted(ops._OPERATOR_MODULES): getattr(ops, name)\n" + "from iron.operators.flm import GEMM, Shipped" + ) + + +def test_a_reference_is_what_brings_torch_in(): + """The other half of the rule: calling one does import torch, as it must. + + The call itself is expected to fail, since the reference wants a tensor + and gets an array. What is being checked is that the attempt reached the + function's first line, which is the import -- otherwise this test would + pass just as well against a module that never deferred anything. + """ + assert _pulls_torch( + "import numpy as np, iron.operators as ops\n" + "try:\n" + " ops.ReLU.reference(None, np.zeros(8, dtype=np.float32))\n" + "except TypeError:\n" + " pass" + ) From c94894fceecbc40b4382b9f52c6804d3396478c1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 13:01:44 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 155/215] Drop the torch-boundary test: the rule should hold by construction, not by patrol The test policed eighteen function-local torch imports across the operator modules. Both the deferrals and the patrol are scaffolding around torch being a dependency of the references at all; numpy references remove the need for either, and then every import sits at the top of its module because nothing heavy is imported. iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py stays. It covers a different thing -- that importing one operator does not import the catalog, under PEP 562 __getattr__ -- which is dynamic in a way no static rule replaces, and it was already here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/tests/common/imports.py | 103 ----------------------------------- 1 file changed, 103 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/tests/common/imports.py diff --git a/iron/tests/common/imports.py b/iron/tests/common/imports.py deleted file mode 100644 index fd2106d38a..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/common/imports.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,103 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Where torch is allowed to be, and where it is not. - -mlir-aie is a hard dependency of the library and every module may import it -at the top. torch is not: it is an order of magnitude heavier (roughly 2s and -1,200 modules against 0.4s and 400), and nothing in declaring, tuning, -designing or compiling an operator needs it. Only a reference implementation -and the test harness do. - -So the rule these tests pin is: importing the library, and declaring or -building an operator, must not pull torch in. Running a reference may. -Without the rule the cost lands on every caller, including the ones that -only ever compile. -""" - -import subprocess -import sys - -import pytest - -# Every module of the library, plus the two package roots. Named one by one -# rather than walked, so that adding a module is a deliberate choice about -# which side of the line it falls on. -TORCH_FREE = [ - "iron.common", - "iron.common.allocator", - "iron.common.artifacts", - "iron.common.declare", - "iron.common.design", - "iron.common.elementwise", - "iron.common.external", - "iron.common.fusion", - "iron.common.graph", - "iron.common.jit_compile", - "iron.common.kernels", - "iron.common.packaging", - "iron.common.sequence", - "iron.common.testing", - "iron.common.tiling", - "iron.common.tracing", - "iron.operators", -] - -# iron.common.harness is the deliberate exception: it is the test harness, -# it builds reference inputs, and it says so in its own docstring. -TORCH_USING = ["iron.common.harness"] - - -def _pulls_torch(statement: str) -> bool: - """Run ``statement`` in a fresh interpreter; report whether torch came too.""" - code = f"import sys\n{statement}\nprint('torch' in sys.modules)" - out = subprocess.run( - [sys.executable, "-c", code], capture_output=True, text=True - ) - assert out.returncode == 0, f"{statement!r} failed:\n{out.stderr}" - return out.stdout.strip() == "True" - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("module", TORCH_FREE) -def test_the_library_imports_without_torch(module): - assert not _pulls_torch(f"import {module}"), ( - f"{module} pulls in torch. Move the import inside the function that " - f"needs it, as iron.common.graph and iron.common.sequence do." - ) - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("module", TORCH_USING) -def test_the_harness_is_the_one_module_that_takes_torch(module): - assert _pulls_torch(f"import {module}") - - -def test_no_operator_pulls_torch_when_it_is_declared(): - """Touching an operator class must cost no more than importing the library. - - Every operator's ``reference`` is written in torch, but only a caller that - runs the reference should pay for it: declaring, tuning, designing and - compiling never call it. The operator modules import torch inside those - functions for that reason, so this is the test that keeps them there. - """ - assert not _pulls_torch( - "import iron.operators as ops\n" - "for name in sorted(ops._OPERATOR_MODULES): getattr(ops, name)\n" - "from iron.operators.flm import GEMM, Shipped" - ) - - -def test_a_reference_is_what_brings_torch_in(): - """The other half of the rule: calling one does import torch, as it must. - - The call itself is expected to fail, since the reference wants a tensor - and gets an array. What is being checked is that the attempt reached the - function's first line, which is the import -- otherwise this test would - pass just as well against a module that never deferred anything. - """ - assert _pulls_torch( - "import numpy as np, iron.operators as ops\n" - "try:\n" - " ops.ReLU.reference(None, np.zeros(8, dtype=np.float32))\n" - "except TypeError:\n" - " pass" - ) From 45e567a5c3beaea92ea9929c733a4f7b41592e33 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 13:05:44 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 156/215] Restyle step 4a: what a design becomes is iron/common/image Five modules at the top of iron/common were all about one thing -- turning designs into something dispatchable and recording what came out -- so artifacts, allocator, packaging, jit_compile and fusion move into an image/ package together. sequence.py, at 970 lines the largest file left, joins them split three ways: fused.py is the image an operator sequence builds (one fused ELF or a chain of xclbins), sequence.py the builder itself, and callable.py the five classes a caller finally invokes. The module constants went where their users are -- _signature with OperatorSequence, BF16 and _n_elements with the callables that read buffer sizes -- and the XRT import guard follows the XRT-native callables into callable.py. An AST comparison of the old module against the three new ones reports nothing missing and nothing changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/__init__.py | 6 +- iron/common/__init__.py | 2 +- iron/common/declare/operator.py | 6 +- iron/common/design/build.py | 2 +- iron/common/graph.py | 8 +- iron/common/image/__init__.py | 58 ++ iron/common/{ => image}/allocator.py | 0 iron/common/{ => image}/artifacts.py | 0 iron/common/image/callable.py | 418 ++++++++ iron/common/image/fused.py | 129 +++ iron/common/{ => image}/fusion.py | 2 +- iron/common/{ => image}/jit_compile.py | 0 iron/common/{ => image}/packaging.py | 0 iron/common/image/sequence.py | 431 ++++++++ iron/common/sequence.py | 970 ------------------ iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 4 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py | 2 +- iron/tests/common/packaging.py | 2 +- .../infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 12 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py | 2 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 2 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 2 +- .../tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py | 2 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py | 2 +- iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py | 2 +- 25 files changed, 1065 insertions(+), 999 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/image/__init__.py rename iron/common/{ => image}/allocator.py (100%) rename iron/common/{ => image}/artifacts.py (100%) create mode 100644 iron/common/image/callable.py create mode 100644 iron/common/image/fused.py rename iron/common/{ => image}/fusion.py (99%) rename iron/common/{ => image}/jit_compile.py (100%) rename iron/common/{ => image}/packaging.py (100%) create mode 100644 iron/common/image/sequence.py delete mode 100644 iron/common/sequence.py diff --git a/iron/__init__.py b/iron/__init__.py index cb1aaa5747..56f3eb90cc 100644 --- a/iron/__init__.py +++ b/iron/__init__.py @@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ "state": "iron.common.graph", "GraphFunction": "iron.common.graph", "CompiledGraph": "iron.common.graph", - "each_step": "iron.common.packaging", - "ELF": "iron.common.packaging", - "XCLBIN": "iron.common.packaging", + "each_step": "iron.common.image.packaging", + "ELF": "iron.common.image.packaging", + "XCLBIN": "iron.common.image.packaging", } __all__ = sorted(_LAZY) diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index db8e2e79f7..d8aec5170e 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ """Common utilities and base classes for IRON operators.""" -from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step +from .image.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from .design import DesignGenerator from .declare import ( DeclarationError, diff --git a/iron/common/declare/operator.py b/iron/common/declare/operator.py index 24da2faacb..03783e9ae4 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/operator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/operator.py @@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel -from ..artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step -from ..jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design +from ..image.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step +from ..image.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design from .bound import BoundBuffer, BoundValue from .field import DimRef, dim, _Optional, _Select @@ -446,7 +446,7 @@ def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): def compile(self, record: str = "memory") -> "Operator": """Build this operator's own image, once; sets :attr:`artifacts`. - ``record="disk"`` also writes the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` + ``record="disk"`` also writes the :class:`~iron.common.image.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside the image; by default it is only kept in memory. """ if getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) is None: diff --git a/iron/common/design/build.py b/iron/common/design/build.py index 9984522760..3e511ce263 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/build.py +++ b/iron/common/design/build.py @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ def build_design( ): """Generate the MLIR module for one declared operator. - Called by :mod:`iron.common.jit_compile`'s compile functions and by + Called by :mod:`iron.common.image.jit_compile`'s compile functions and by ``fuse_mlir`` through the operator's ``DesignGenerator``; ``code`` exists only to reach the cache key (see :func:`mlir_artifact_for`). diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py index dfeabfb7a8..f3d6495c05 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/common/graph.py @@ -43,8 +43,8 @@ def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from .design import device_symbol -from .packaging import plan -from .sequence import OperatorSequence +from .image.packaging import plan +from .image.sequence import OperatorSequence from .declare import Operator, Overlay, Resident, ValueSpec from .declare.member import _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value @@ -591,9 +591,9 @@ def compile( """Compile for the given input shapes and return a :class:`CompiledGraph`. ``boundaries`` and ``image`` are the two packaging choices - (:mod:`iron.common.packaging`); everything else is derived and, under + (:mod:`iron.common.image.packaging`); everything else is derived and, under ``verbose``, printed. ``record="disk"`` writes the image's - :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside it. + :class:`~iron.common.image.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside it. """ if dev is not None: aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) diff --git a/iron/common/image/__init__.py b/iron/common/image/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..53827136f4 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/image/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""What a design becomes once it is built, and how it is called. + +A design (:mod:`iron.common.design`) is MLIR; an image is the xclbin or ELF +that MLIR compiles to, together with everything needed to dispatch it. The +modules read in build order: :mod:`.packaging` decides which kind of image a +plan wants, :mod:`.fusion` merges several designs into one module, +:mod:`.jit_compile` puts a module through mlir-aie's JIT, :mod:`.allocator` +places the buffers it needs, and :mod:`.artifacts` records what came out. +:mod:`.sequence` drives all of that for one run, and :mod:`.callable` is what +a caller finally invokes. +""" + +from .allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, plan as plan_buffers +from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step +from .callable import ( + SequenceCallable, + SequenceCompareCallable, + SequenceFullELFCallable, + SequenceReferenceCallable, + SequenceXclbinCallable, +) +from .fused import FusedImage, XclbinChain, build_fused_mlir +from .fusion import fuse_mlir, trace_buffer_size +from .jit_compile import DispatchStream, dispatch_stream, insts_design, xclbin_design +from .packaging import ELF, XCLBIN, each_step, plan +from .sequence import OperatorSequence + +__all__ = [ + "Artifacts", + "Design", + "DispatchStream", + "ELF", + "FusedImage", + "LiveRange", + "OperatorSequence", + "SequenceCallable", + "SequenceCompareCallable", + "SequenceFullELFCallable", + "SequenceReferenceCallable", + "SequenceXclbinCallable", + "Step", + "XCLBIN", + "XclbinChain", + "build_fused_mlir", + "dispatch_stream", + "each_step", + "fuse_mlir", + "insts_design", + "live_ranges", + "peak_live_bytes", + "plan", + "plan_buffers", + "trace_buffer_size", + "xclbin_design", +] diff --git a/iron/common/allocator.py b/iron/common/image/allocator.py similarity index 100% rename from iron/common/allocator.py rename to iron/common/image/allocator.py diff --git a/iron/common/artifacts.py b/iron/common/image/artifacts.py similarity index 100% rename from iron/common/artifacts.py rename to iron/common/image/artifacts.py diff --git a/iron/common/image/callable.py b/iron/common/image/callable.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..4eac1d94d1 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/image/callable.py @@ -0,0 +1,418 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""What a caller invokes once a sequence has an image: one class per image kind.""" + +import logging +import time + +import ml_dtypes +import numpy as np + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor +from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel + +from . import fusion +from .jit_compile import DispatchStream + +try: + import pyxrt + from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.parameter_scratchpad import ( + ParameterScratchpad, + ) + from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor +except ImportError: + # Host stacks without XRT (e.g. the HRX/amdxdna runtime) have no pyxrt. The + # on-device callables here are XRT-native (pyxrt.elf / hw_context / run, + # plus XRTTensor views), so they cannot run there; _require_xrt() makes + # that explicit at construction. The reference mode and the whole compile + # path do not care, and must keep importing. + pyxrt = None + ParameterScratchpad = None + XRTTensor = None + +logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + +BF16 = np.dtype(ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + + +def _n_elements(nbytes): + return max(nbytes, BF16.itemsize) // BF16.itemsize + +def _torch(): + """Import torch for CPU reference/compare paths. Compile and NPU dispatch do not.""" + try: + import torch + except ImportError as exc: + raise RuntimeError( + "OperatorSequence CPU reference/compare modes need torch. " + "Compile and NPU dispatch do not." + ) from exc + return torch + + +def _require_xrt() -> None: + """Fail with the reason, rather than an AttributeError on ``None.elf``.""" + if pyxrt is None: + raise RuntimeError( + "this OperatorSequence mode needs the XRT host runtime (pyxrt), which is " + "not installed. Use the reference mode, or run a single operator, which " + "dispatches through aie.utils.DefaultNPURuntime and works on any backend." + ) + + +class SequenceCallable: + """Runs an ``OperatorSequence`` once per call. + + Buffers are one per name, a slice a view into its parent; inputs sync to + the device before the run and everything else back to the host after. + Subclasses give the buffer (``_make_buffer``) and the run (``_run``); the + full-ELF callable replaces the buffer model with its three arenas. + """ + + def __init__(self, seq): + self.op = seq + self.last_elapsed = 0.0 + self._buffer_cache = {} + self._allocate_buffers() + + def _make_buffer(self, n_elements): + return XRTTensor((n_elements,), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + + def _allocate_buffers(self): + self._buffers = {} + for name, (_, _, length) in self.op.subbuffer_layout.items(): + self._buffers[name] = self._make_buffer(_n_elements(length)) + + def _resolve_buffer(self, buf_name): + if buf_name in self._buffers: + return self._buffers[buf_name] + if buf_name in self.op.slice_info: + base_name, start_bytes, end_bytes = self.op.slice_info[buf_name] + size_bytes = end_bytes - start_bytes + sub = self._buffers[base_name].subview( + start_bytes, (size_bytes // BF16.itemsize,), BF16 + ) + self._buffers[buf_name] = sub + return sub + raise ValueError(f"Unknown buffer '{buf_name}' in fused runlist") + + def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): + if buffer_name not in self._buffer_cache: + self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = self._resolve_buffer(buffer_name) + return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] + + def _iter_steps(self): + """Yield ``(op, in_names, in_buffers, out_name, out_buffer)`` per runlist step.""" + for step_op, *buf_names in self.op.runlist: + specs = step_op.buffers + if len(specs) != len(buf_names): + raise ValueError( + f"Operator {step_op!r} declares {len(specs)} buffers but the " + f"runlist names {len(buf_names)}" + ) + *in_names, out_name = buf_names + *in_specs, out_spec = specs + yield step_op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec + + def _sync_inputs(self): + for name in self.op.input_args: + self._buffers[name].to("npu") + + def _sync_outputs(self): + for name in self.op.subbuffer_layout: + if name not in self.op.input_args: + self._buffers[name].to("cpu") + + def _run(self): + raise NotImplementedError + + def __call__(self): + self._sync_inputs() + t0 = time.perf_counter() + self._run() + self.last_elapsed = time.perf_counter() - t0 + self._sync_outputs() + + +class SequenceFullELFCallable(SequenceCallable): + """The full ELF (NPU2): every operator shares three consolidated + input/output/scratch buffers addressed by offset. ``get_buffer`` returns a + sub-view into whichever consolidated buffer holds the named argument. + """ + + def __init__(self, seq, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): + _require_xrt() + self.device_name = device_name + self.sequence_name = sequence_name + + xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(seq.image)) + xrt_context = pyxrt.hw_context(aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime._device, xrt_elf) + self.xrt_kernel = pyxrt.ext.kernel( + xrt_context, f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}" + ) + + super().__init__(seq) + + # Persistent run handle: reused across dispatches so that the + # ctrl-scratchpad backing buffer (and any ParameterScratchpad state + # built on top of it) stays valid across calls. + self.run_handle = pyxrt.run(self.xrt_kernel) + self.run_handle.set_arg(0, self.input_buffer.buffer_object()) + self.run_handle.set_arg(1, self.output_buffer.buffer_object()) + self.run_handle.set_arg(2, self.scratch_buffer.buffer_object()) + if self.trace_buffer is not None: + self.run_handle.set_arg(3, self.trace_buffer.buffer_object()) + + self._params = None + + @property + def params(self): + """Lazy ParameterScratchpad bound to this ELF's ctrl scratchpad BO. + + The ``params.txt`` describing the runtime parameters is requested + from aiecc via ``--get-scratchpad-parameters`` and lands in the + build's cache entry, which :attr:`Artifacts.params` names. Returns + ``None`` if the sequence declared no runtime parameters: the file + still exists, but holds a count of zero and there is no ctrl + scratchpad buffer object to bind to. + """ + if self._params is not None: + return self._params + params_path = self.op.artifacts.params + if params_path is None: + return None + if params_path.read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0": + return None + self._params = ParameterScratchpad(self.run_handle, str(params_path)) + return self._params + + def _allocate_buffers(self): + in_sz, out_sz, scratch_sz = self.op.buffer_sizes + self.input_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(in_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + self.output_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(out_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + self.scratch_buffer = XRTTensor( + (_n_elements(scratch_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 + ) + # Trace lowering appends one buffer covering every configured design, after + # the consolidated three. Its size depends on how many channels and + # sub-designs claim a share, so read it from the lowered module. + self.trace_buffer = None + if self.op.trace_size: + total = fusion.trace_buffer_size(self.lowered_mlir_text()) + if total: + self.trace_buffer = XRTTensor((total,), dtype=np.int8) + + def lowered_mlir_text(self) -> str: + """aiecc's post-lowering module, which carries the trace buffer layout.""" + return self.op.artifacts.lowered_mlir.read_text() + + def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): + if buffer_name in self._buffer_cache: + return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] + buf_type, offset, length = self.op.get_layout_for_buffer(buffer_name) + parent = { + "input": self.input_buffer, + "output": self.output_buffer, + "scratch": self.scratch_buffer, + }[buf_type] + sub = parent.subview(offset, (length // BF16.itemsize,), ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = sub + return sub + + def _sync_inputs(self): + # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so + # a write through one (e.g. torch_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty + # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. + self.input_buffer.to("npu") + + def _sync_outputs(self): + # _run just rewrote the output arena on the device, so the device holds the + # authoritative copy. Force the device->host sync: assert device residency first + # so `to("cpu")` fires even if a prior read of get_buffer(...) marked some + # range "cpu" (otherwise a looped dispatch would read stale output). + self.output_buffer.device = "npu" + self.output_buffer.to("cpu") + if self.trace_buffer is not None: + self.trace_buffer.device = "npu" + self.trace_buffer.to("cpu") + + def _run(self): + self.run_handle.start() + ret_code = self.run_handle.wait() + if ret_code != pyxrt.ert_cmd_state.ERT_CMD_STATE_COMPLETED: + raise RuntimeError(f"Kernel execution failed with return code {ret_code}") + + +class SequenceXclbinCallable(SequenceCallable): + """Executes each runlist step as its own xclbin dispatch. Buffers shared by + name give zero-copy handoff between consecutive operators. The chain's + per-operator paths are on ``seq._image`` (an :class:`XclbinChain`). + """ + + def __init__(self, seq): + _require_xrt() + super().__init__(seq) + + def _allocate_buffers(self): + super()._allocate_buffers() + chain = self.op._image + self._op_callable_map = {} # id(op) -> NPUKernel + # Per-call scalars of dispatch-time kernels, by symbol; a graph sets + # them before each run (CompiledGraph._write_values). + self.dispatch_values = {} + for op_id, xclbin_path in chain.op_xclbin_path_map.items(): + stream = chain.op_insts_path_map[op_id] + if isinstance(stream, DispatchStream): + self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(chain.combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=chain.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], + dispatch_params=list(stream.params), + dispatch_lib_path=str(stream.lib_path), + ) + else: + self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( + xclbin_path=str(chain.combined_xclbin_path), + kernel_name=chain.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], + insts_path=str(stream), + ) + self._execution_plan = [ + ( + self._op_callable_map[id(step_op)], + [self._resolve_buffer(name) for name in buf_names], + ) + for step_op, *buf_names in self.op.runlist + ] + + def _run(self): + # Walk the execution plan alongside the resolved runlist steps; the + # per-step behaviour is delegated to _run_step so that compare mode can + # reuse this loop verbatim. + for step_idx, ((kernel, args), step) in enumerate( + zip(self._execution_plan, self._iter_steps()) + ): + self._run_step(step_idx, kernel, args, step) + + def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): + scalars = {name: self.dispatch_values[name] for name in kernel.dispatch_params} + kernel(*args, **scalars) + + +def _reshape_for_spec(flat_tensor, spec): + """Slice a flat host buffer to ``spec``'s element count and reshape (a view).""" + n = int(np.prod(spec.shape)) if spec.shape else 1 + return flat_tensor[:n].reshape(spec.shape) + + +class SequenceReferenceCallable(SequenceCallable): + """Pure-CPU evaluation via each operator's ``reference()``; no NPU dispatch. + Device syncs are no-ops on the CPU buffers. + """ + + def _make_buffer(self, n_elements): + return CPUOnlyTensor((n_elements,), dtype=BF16) + + def _sync_inputs(self): + # CPU-only inputs must stay CPU-resident, including lazily created subviews. + pass + + def _run(self): + torch = _torch() + for step_op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec in self._iter_steps(): + inputs = [ + _reshape_for_spec(self._resolve_buffer(n).torch_view(), s).clone() + for n, s in zip(in_names, in_specs) + ] + out = step_op.reference(*inputs) + out_flat = self._resolve_buffer(out_name).torch_view() + n_out = int(np.prod(out_spec.shape)) if out_spec.shape else 1 + out_flat[:n_out].copy_(out.reshape(-1).to(torch.bfloat16)) + + +class SequenceCompareCallable(SequenceXclbinCallable): + """Runs the xclbin chain and, after each step, re-runs the operator's + reference on the same NPU-produced inputs, logging per-step deviation. The + NPU output propagates on both sides, so each comparison isolates a single + operator (no error accumulation). A step is a mismatch when it exceeds + both tolerances; ``raise_on_mismatch`` turns the first one into an error. + """ + + def __init__(self, seq, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2, raise_on_mismatch=True): + super().__init__(seq) + self.rel_tol = rel_tol + self.abs_tol = abs_tol + self.raise_on_mismatch = raise_on_mismatch + self.last_step_stats = [] + + def _read_to_cpu(self, name, spec): + buf = self._resolve_buffer(name) + buf.to("cpu") + n = int(np.prod(spec.shape)) if spec.shape else 1 + return buf.torch_view()[:n].clone().reshape(spec.shape) + + def _run(self): + # Reset per-invocation stats, then reuse SequenceXclbinCallable._run's + # execution-plan loop; only the per-step behaviour (_run_step) differs. + self.last_step_stats = [] + super()._run() + + def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): + step_op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec = step + + cpu_inputs = [ + self._read_to_cpu(name, spec) for name, spec in zip(in_names, in_specs) + ] + + kernel(*args) + + torch = _torch() + npu_out = self._read_to_cpu(out_name, out_spec).to(torch.float32) + ref_out = step_op.reference(*cpu_inputs) + + stats = { + "step": step_idx, + "op": type(step_op).__name__, + "op_name": getattr(step_op, "name", type(step_op).__name__), + "inputs": list(in_names), + "output": out_name, + } + + ref_flat = ref_out.reshape(out_spec.shape).to(torch.float32) + diff = (npu_out - ref_flat).abs() + ref_mag = ref_flat.abs() + max_abs = float(diff.max()) + ref_max = float(ref_mag.max()) + rel = float((diff / (ref_mag + 1e-6)).max()) + mean_abs = float(diff.mean()) + stats.update( + skipped=False, + max_abs=max_abs, + mean_abs=mean_abs, + max_rel=rel, + ref_max=ref_max, + ) + fail = (max_abs > self.abs_tol) and (rel > self.rel_tol) + stats["mismatch"] = fail + level = logging.ERROR if fail else logging.INFO + logger.log( + level, + "[compare step %d] %s -> %s: max_abs=%.4g mean_abs=%.4g max_rel=%.4g ref_max=%.4g%s", + step_idx, + stats["op"], + out_name, + max_abs, + mean_abs, + rel, + ref_max, + " MISMATCH" if fail else "", + ) + if fail and self.raise_on_mismatch: + raise RuntimeError( + f"[compare step {step_idx}] {stats['op']} (name={stats['op_name']}) " + f"-> {out_name}: NPU output deviates from reference " + f"(max_abs={max_abs:.4g}, max_rel={rel:.4g}, " + f"ref_max={ref_max:.4g}; inputs={list(in_names)}; " + f"tolerances abs_tol={self.abs_tol}, rel_tol={self.rel_tol})" + ) + self.last_step_stats.append(stats) diff --git a/iron/common/image/fused.py b/iron/common/image/fused.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..1f6faca13e --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/image/fused.py @@ -0,0 +1,129 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The image an operator sequence builds: one fused ELF, or a chain of xclbins.""" + +import hashlib +import inspect + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.device import NPU2 + +from . import fusion +from .jit_compile import dispatch_stream, fused_design, xclbin_design + +def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: + """The fused MLIR text: every design inlined into one module. + + ``seq``'s buffer layout (``subbuffer_layout``, ``buffer_sizes``, + ``slice_info``) must already be set. + """ + operator_generators = {} + comp_runlist = [] + designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() + design_names = [] + + for idx, op in enumerate(designs): + generator = op.generator() + # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it + # from the operator having kernel artifacts: a design that declares + # ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, so inferring leaves + # every shape defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each + # core linking its own object. + design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() + if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: + generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" + op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" + design_names.append(op_name) + operator_generators[op_name] = generator + + for op, *bufs in seq.runlist: + comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) + + return fusion.fuse_mlir( + operator_generators, + comp_runlist, + seq.subbuffer_layout, + seq.buffer_sizes, + seq.slice_info, + ) + + +class FusedImage: + """The full ELF: every design fused into one module (NPU2 only).""" + + def __init__(self): + self.design = None + + def link(self, seq): + """Build the ELF once (idempotent); returns its path. + + Through CompilableDesign, which owns the cache: it keys on the fused + text's content, locks across processes and validates the kernels' + depfiles, and the ELF lands in its entry. + """ + if not isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2): + raise RuntimeError( + "dispatch='fused' requires NPU2; NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch" + ) + if self.design is None: + self.design = fused_design( + lambda: build_fused_mlir(seq), + extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, + trace_size=seq.trace_size, + ) + return self.design.get_cache_entry().elf + + +class XclbinChain: + """One xclbin and instruction stream per design, each linked onto the + previous (``--xclbin-input``); the last link carries every kernel. Holds + the per-operator designs the xclbin callable dispatches with.""" + + def __init__(self): + self.combined_xclbin_path = None + self.op_design_map = {} # id(op) -> CompilableDesign + self.op_xclbin_path_map = {} # id(op) -> xclbin path + self.op_insts_path_map = {} # id(op) -> insts path, or a DispatchStream + self.op_kernel_name_map = {} # id(op) -> kernel name + + def link(self, seq): + """Build the chain once (idempotent); returns the last link.""" + if self.combined_xclbin_path is not None: + return self.combined_xclbin_path + # Short hash keeps kernel names under xclbinutil's 64-char "name:name" limit. + name_hash = hashlib.sha1(seq.name.encode()).hexdigest()[:6] + + # One kernel instance per design, not per operator: with + # share_designs, operators reporting one design_key generate one + # module, so they link one xclbin and run one instruction stream. + designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() + prev_xclbin_path = None + built = [] + for idx, op in enumerate(designs): + op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" + kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" + design = xclbin_design( + op.generator(image="xclbin"), + kernel_name=op_label, + xclbin_input=prev_xclbin_path, + extra_flags=[ + f"--xclbin-instance-name={op_label}", + f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", + ], + ) + entry = design.get_cache_entry() + stream = dispatch_stream(design) or entry.insts + built.append((design, entry.xclbin, stream, op_label)) + prev_xclbin_path = entry.xclbin + + for op in seq.unique_operators(): + design, xclbin_path, stream, op_label = built[design_of[id(op)]] + self.op_design_map[id(op)] = design + self.op_xclbin_path_map[id(op)] = xclbin_path + self.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] = stream + self.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] = op_label + + # The last xclbin in the chain carries all the linked instances. + self.combined_xclbin_path = prev_xclbin_path + return self.combined_xclbin_path diff --git a/iron/common/fusion.py b/iron/common/image/fusion.py similarity index 99% rename from iron/common/fusion.py rename to iron/common/image/fusion.py index 98dee6b20a..587739b052 100644 --- a/iron/common/fusion.py +++ b/iron/common/image/fusion.py @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ from typing import Any -from .design import DesignGenerator +from ..design import DesignGenerator RESET_DEVICE = "reset_device" diff --git a/iron/common/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/image/jit_compile.py similarity index 100% rename from iron/common/jit_compile.py rename to iron/common/image/jit_compile.py diff --git a/iron/common/packaging.py b/iron/common/image/packaging.py similarity index 100% rename from iron/common/packaging.py rename to iron/common/image/packaging.py diff --git a/iron/common/image/sequence.py b/iron/common/image/sequence.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..c64c5142d5 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/image/sequence.py @@ -0,0 +1,431 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""OperatorSequence: what one run of several operators builds and dispatches.""" + +import logging + +import numpy as np + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.device import NPU2 + +from ..declare import Operator +from .allocator import live_ranges, plan +from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step +from .callable import ( + SequenceCompareCallable, + SequenceFullELFCallable, + SequenceReferenceCallable, + SequenceXclbinCallable, +) +from .fused import FusedImage, XclbinChain + +logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) + + +def _signature(op): + """The runtime arguments an operator takes: direction, shape and dtype each.""" + return [(b.direction, tuple(b.shape), np.dtype(b.dtype)) for b in op.buffers] + +class OperatorSequence: + """Operator that concatenates a runlist of operators into a + single dispatch. + + Args: + dispatch: The mode. ``"auto"`` (default) is ``"fused"`` on NPU2 and + ``"separate"`` elsewhere. ``"fused"`` builds one full ELF (NPU2 + only); ``"separate"`` one xclbin per design, chained, dispatched + one step at a time. ``"reference"`` builds nothing and runs each + operator's CPU ``reference()``; ``"compare"`` runs the chain and + after each step re-runs the reference on the NPU-produced inputs + (``SequenceCompareCallable`` holds the tolerances). + """ + + def __init__( + self, + name, + runlist, + input_args, + output_args, + buffer_sizes=None, + buffer_offsets=None, + plan_scratch=True, + dispatch="auto", + extra_flags=None, + trace_size=0, + share_designs=False, + *args, + **kwargs, + ): + mode = self._coerce_dispatch(dispatch) + if not all( + isinstance(op, Operator) and all(isinstance(buf, str) for buf in bufs) + for op, *bufs in runlist + ): + raise TypeError( + "runlist entries must be (Operator, *str) tuples; " + "each operator must be an Operator and each buffer name must be a str" + ) + if args: + raise TypeError( + f"OperatorSequence takes no positional extras, got {args!r}" + ) + if kwargs: + raise TypeError(f"unexpected keyword arguments {sorted(kwargs)}") + self.runlist = runlist + # Sharing changes which designs are built, so it belongs in the label + # the chain's kernel instances are named from. + self.name = name + "_shared" if share_designs else name + self.input_args = input_args + self.output_args = output_args + # Planned byte offsets per buffer name; None keeps the + # back-to-back layout this had before. + self.buffer_offsets = buffer_offsets + # Pool intermediates whose lifetimes do not overlap. On by default: + # the layout is inferred from the runlist, so a caller does not supply + # it. Pass False to fall back to packing every buffer back to back, + # which is what this did before planning existed. + self.plan_scratch = plan_scratch + self.explicit_buffer_sizes = ( + buffer_sizes or {} + ) # Optional dict: buffer_name -> size_in_bytes + # Extra aiecc flags forwarded to the full-ELF build. + self.extra_flags = extra_flags or [] + # Bytes of hardware trace buffer per runlist step; 0 leaves the design untraced. + self.trace_size = trace_size + self.share_designs = share_designs + self.mode = mode # None until the device is known (prepare) + self._image = None # the mode's image builder, once resolved + + @staticmethod + def _coerce_dispatch(dispatch): + if dispatch == "auto" or dispatch is None: + return None # the platform default, resolved when the device is known + if isinstance(dispatch, str) and dispatch in _MODES: + return dispatch + raise TypeError( + f"dispatch {dispatch!r} is not one of {sorted(_MODES)} or 'auto'" + ) + + def unique_operators(self): + """Operators in runlist order, de-duplicated by identity.""" + seen = {} + for op, *_ in self.runlist: + seen.setdefault(id(op), op) + return list(seen.values()) + + def unique_designs(self): + """The designs to build, and which design each operator uses. + + With ``share_designs`` set, operators reporting the same ``design_key`` + collapse onto one design, so it is built, prefixed and configured once. + """ + designs = [] + design_of = {} + first_with_key = {} + for op in self.unique_operators(): + key = op.design_key() if self.share_designs else None + if key is not None and key in first_with_key: + shared = designs[first_with_key[key]] + if _signature(op) != _signature(shared): + raise ValueError( + f"{op.name} and {shared.name} report the same design_key but " + "different runtime arguments, so the design cannot be shared" + ) + design_of[id(op)] = first_with_key[key] + continue + if key is not None: + first_with_key[key] = len(designs) + design_of[id(op)] = len(designs) + designs.append(op) + return designs, design_of + + def infer_buffer_offsets(self): + """Byte offsets letting intermediates with disjoint lifetimes overlap. + + Only buffers this sequence both writes and later reads are pooled. + Anything the host addresses -- the sequence's own inputs and outputs, + and any buffer given an explicit size -- is pinned: its contents + outlive the sequence, so it needs a private, stable address. + """ + sizes, steps = {}, [] + for op, *bufs in self.runlist: + reads, writes = [], [] + for buf, b in zip(bufs, op.buffers): + sizes.setdefault(buf, b.nbytes) + if b.direction in ("in", "inout"): + reads.append(buf) + if b.direction in ("out", "inout"): + writes.append(buf) + steps.append((reads, writes)) + + pinned = set(self.input_args) | set(self.output_args) + pinned |= set(self.explicit_buffer_sizes) + # A slice is not free to move: it has to sit at its parent's offset + # plus its start, and calculate_buffer_layout resolves it that way. + # Pooling one would hand it an address unrelated to its parent, which + # is silent -- the slice simply reads the wrong memory. + pinned |= {name for name in sizes if "[" in name} + ranges = live_ranges(steps, pinned=pinned) + allocations, _ = plan(ranges, sizes) + return {name: a.offset for name, a in allocations.items()} + + def calculate_buffer_layout(self): + args = {} # base_buffer_name -> the declared buffer + sliced_buffers = {} # full_buffer_name (with slice) -> (base_name, start, end, buffer) + + for op, *bufs in self.runlist: + declared = op.buffers + if len(declared) != len(bufs): + raise ValueError( + f"Number of buffers ({len(bufs)}) must match the operator's " + f"declared buffers ({len(declared)}) for operator {op!r}" + ) + for i, buf_name in enumerate(bufs): + args_spec = declared[i] + + # Parse slice notation: "buffer_name[start:end]" + if "[" in buf_name and buf_name.endswith("]"): + base_name = buf_name[: buf_name.index("[")] + slice_part = buf_name[buf_name.index("[") + 1 : -1] + start, end = map(int, slice_part.split(":")) + sliced_buffers[buf_name] = (base_name, start, end, args_spec) + # Track that base buffer exists (size will be set later) + if ( + base_name not in args + and base_name not in self.explicit_buffer_sizes + ): + raise ValueError( + f"Sliced buffer '{buf_name}' requires explicit size for base buffer '{base_name}' in buffer_sizes parameter" + ) + else: + if buf_name not in args: + args[buf_name] = args_spec + else: + if np.prod(args[buf_name].shape) != np.prod(args_spec.shape): + raise ValueError( + f"Buffer '{buf_name}' has conflicting sizes between operators: " + f"{args[buf_name].shape} vs {args_spec.shape}" + ) + + # Verify all input/output args are present (either as regular or sliced buffers) + all_buffer_names = set(args.keys()) | set(sliced_buffers.keys()) + for arg in self.input_args: + if arg not in all_buffer_names and arg not in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: + raise ValueError(f"Input argument {arg} not found in runlist buffers") + for arg in self.output_args: + if arg not in all_buffer_names and arg not in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: + raise ValueError(f"Output argument {arg} not found in runlist buffers") + + subbuffer_layout = {} + slice_info = {} # full_buffer_name -> (base_name, start, end) + + def add_buffers(buffer_type, args_list): + # Without a plan, buffers pack back to back in declaration order and + # every one stays resident for the whole sequence. A plan assigns + # offsets from liveness instead, so buffers whose lifetimes do not + # overlap share addresses; the arena still has to be large enough + # for the highest byte any of them reaches. + offsets = self.buffer_offsets + if offsets is None and self.plan_scratch: + offsets = self.infer_buffer_offsets() + offsets = offsets or {} + + def length_of(arg): + if arg in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: + # Explicit size specified - this is a parent buffer for slices + return self.explicit_buffer_sizes[arg] + if arg in args: + return args[arg].nbytes + return None # sliced buffers are handled separately + + # Unplanned buffers first, packed back to back. + cursor = 0 + planned = [] + for arg in args_list: + length = length_of(arg) + if length is None: + continue + if arg in offsets: + planned.append((arg, length)) + continue + subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, cursor, length) + cursor += length + + # Then the planned ones, rebased past everything unplanned. A plan + # is relative to its own pool and starts at zero, so applying it + # directly would drop the first planned buffer on top of the + # weights -- an aliasing that is silent, because the arena simply + # does not grow. + end = cursor + for arg, length in planned: + at = cursor + offsets[arg] + subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, at, length) + end = max(end, at + length) + return end # arena size + + # Add sliced buffer entries to layout (they reference parent buffers) + for buf_name, (base_name, start, end, args_spec) in sliced_buffers.items(): + slice_info[buf_name] = (base_name, start, end) + + input_buffer_size = add_buffers("input", self.input_args) + output_buffer_size = add_buffers("output", self.output_args) + scratch_args = [ + arg + for arg in args + if arg not in self.input_args and arg not in self.output_args + ] + # Also include explicit buffers that are only used for slicing + for explicit_buf in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: + if ( + explicit_buf not in self.input_args + and explicit_buf not in self.output_args + and explicit_buf not in scratch_args + ): + scratch_args.append(explicit_buf) + scratch_buffer_size = add_buffers("scratch", scratch_args) + + buffer_sizes = (input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, scratch_buffer_size) + return subbuffer_layout, buffer_sizes, slice_info + + def prepare(self): + """Lay the buffers out and settle the mode, before anything is built.""" + self.subbuffer_layout, self.buffer_sizes, self.slice_info = ( + self.calculate_buffer_layout() + ) + if self.mode is None: + # The platform default for a hand-written sequence; a graph goes + # through packaging.plan, which also weighs its values and boundaries. + npu2 = isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2) + self.mode = "fused" if npu2 else "separate" + image, _ = _MODES[self.mode] + self._image = image() if image is not None else None + + def compile(self, record: str = "memory"): + """Build the image ahead of time, and record what it consists of. + + ``link()`` is idempotent and ``get_callable()`` still goes through + it, so this is the ahead-of-time path: a host with the toolchain and + no runtime compiles and hands the image on. ``record="disk"`` also + writes the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside + the image. + """ + self.prepare() + self.link() + if record == "disk" and self.artifacts is not None: + self.artifacts.dump() + return self + + def link(self): + """Build this sequence's image, once; sets ``self.image`` (``None`` for + the reference mode) and :attr:`artifacts`.""" + if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): + self.prepare() + self.image = self._image.link(self) if self._image is not None else None + self._artifacts = self._record() + return self.image + + @property + def elf_path(self): + """The fused ELF, when that is this sequence's image.""" + return self.image if isinstance(self._image, FusedImage) else None + + @property + def artifacts(self): + """The record of what :meth:`link` produced (``None`` in reference mode).""" + return getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) + + def _record(self): + """What this image consists of: its designs, its steps, its buffers.""" + if self._image is None: + return None + designs, design_of = self.unique_designs() + operators = list(self.unique_operators()) + labels = [f"op{i}_{type(op).__name__}" for i, op in enumerate(designs)] + sharing = [ + tuple(op.name for op in operators if design_of[id(op)] == i) + for i in range(len(designs)) + ] + if isinstance(self._image, FusedImage): + entry = self._image.design.get_cache_entry() + records = tuple( + Design(name=labels[i], operators=sharing[i]) + for i in range(len(designs)) + ) + kind, image, insts = "elf", entry.elf, None + else: + chain = self._image + entry = None + records = [] + for i, op in enumerate(designs): + design = chain.op_design_map[id(op)] + own = design.get_cache_entry() + entry = entry or own + records.append( + Design( + name=chain.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)], + operators=sharing[i], + entry=own, + image=own.xclbin, + insts=chain.op_insts_path_map[id(op)], + ) + ) + records = tuple(records) + kind, image, insts = "xclbin", chain.combined_xclbin_path, None + by_design = {id(op): labels[design_of[id(op)]] for op in operators} + if kind == "xclbin": + by_design = {id(op): chain.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] for op in operators} + steps = tuple( + Step(i, op.name, by_design[id(op)], tuple(names)) + for i, (op, *names) in enumerate(self.runlist) + ) + return Artifacts( + kind=kind, + image=image, + insts=insts, + entry=entry, + designs=records, + steps=steps, + buffers=dict(self.subbuffer_layout), + ) + + def get_callable(self): + """The runtime callable of this sequence's mode, compiling first if + that has not happened (``compile()`` beforehand is the ahead-of-time + path; the work is the same, only when it happens differs).""" + if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): + self.compile() + self.link() + return _MODES[self.mode][1](self) + + def get_layout_for_buffer(self, buffer_name): + """Return the (buffer_type, offset, length) layout for a named buffer. + + Sliced buffers are resolved recursively to their parent's absolute + offset. + + Args: + buffer_name: Name of the buffer, optionally with slice notation. + + Returns: + Tuple of (buf_type, offset_bytes, length_bytes). + """ + if buffer_name in self.slice_info: + buf_name, start, end = self.slice_info[buffer_name] + buf_type, parent_start, parent_end = self.get_layout_for_buffer(buf_name) + return buf_type, parent_start + start, parent_start + end + + buf_type, offset, length = self.subbuffer_layout[buffer_name] + return buf_type, offset, length + + + +# The modes a sequence can be built in: the image (None builds nothing) and +# the callable that runs it. +_MODES = { + "fused": (FusedImage, SequenceFullELFCallable), + "separate": (XclbinChain, SequenceXclbinCallable), + "reference": (None, SequenceReferenceCallable), + "compare": (XclbinChain, SequenceCompareCallable), +} diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py deleted file mode 100644 index 3100fac596..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,970 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -import hashlib -import inspect -import logging -import time -import numpy as np -import ml_dtypes -from . import fusion -from .declare import Operator -from .allocator import live_ranges, plan -from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step -from .jit_compile import ( - DispatchStream, - dispatch_stream, - fused_design, - xclbin_design, -) -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from aie.iron.device import NPU2 -from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor -from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel - -try: - import pyxrt - from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.parameter_scratchpad import ( - ParameterScratchpad, - ) - from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor -except ImportError: - # Host stacks without XRT (e.g. the HRX/amdxdna runtime) have no pyxrt. The - # on-device callables below are XRT-native (pyxrt.elf / hw_context / run, plus - # XRTTensor views), so they cannot run there; _require_xrt() makes that explicit - # at construction. The reference mode and the whole compile path do not care, - # and must keep importing. - pyxrt = None - ParameterScratchpad = None - XRTTensor = None - -logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) - - -def _torch(): - """Import torch for CPU reference/compare paths. Compile and NPU dispatch do not.""" - try: - import torch - except ImportError as exc: - raise RuntimeError( - "OperatorSequence CPU reference/compare modes need torch. " - "Compile and NPU dispatch do not." - ) from exc - return torch - - -def _require_xrt() -> None: - """Fail with the reason, rather than an AttributeError on ``None.elf``.""" - if pyxrt is None: - raise RuntimeError( - "this OperatorSequence mode needs the XRT host runtime (pyxrt), which is " - "not installed. Use the reference mode, or run a single operator, which " - "dispatches through aie.utils.DefaultNPURuntime and works on any backend." - ) - - -# ########################################################################## -# Images: what a sequence builds, per mode -# ########################################################################## - - -def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: - """The fused MLIR text: every design inlined into one module. - - ``seq``'s buffer layout (``subbuffer_layout``, ``buffer_sizes``, - ``slice_info``) must already be set. - """ - operator_generators = {} - comp_runlist = [] - designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() - design_names = [] - - for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - generator = op.generator() - # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it - # from the operator having kernel artifacts: a design that declares - # ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, so inferring leaves - # every shape defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each - # core linking its own object. - design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() - if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: - generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" - op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" - design_names.append(op_name) - operator_generators[op_name] = generator - - for op, *bufs in seq.runlist: - comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) - - return fusion.fuse_mlir( - operator_generators, - comp_runlist, - seq.subbuffer_layout, - seq.buffer_sizes, - seq.slice_info, - ) - - -class FusedImage: - """The full ELF: every design fused into one module (NPU2 only).""" - - def __init__(self): - self.design = None - - def link(self, seq): - """Build the ELF once (idempotent); returns its path. - - Through CompilableDesign, which owns the cache: it keys on the fused - text's content, locks across processes and validates the kernels' - depfiles, and the ELF lands in its entry. - """ - if not isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2): - raise RuntimeError( - "dispatch='fused' requires NPU2; NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch" - ) - if self.design is None: - self.design = fused_design( - lambda: build_fused_mlir(seq), - extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, - trace_size=seq.trace_size, - ) - return self.design.get_cache_entry().elf - - -class XclbinChain: - """One xclbin and instruction stream per design, each linked onto the - previous (``--xclbin-input``); the last link carries every kernel. Holds - the per-operator designs the xclbin callable dispatches with.""" - - def __init__(self): - self.combined_xclbin_path = None - self.op_design_map = {} # id(op) -> CompilableDesign - self.op_xclbin_path_map = {} # id(op) -> xclbin path - self.op_insts_path_map = {} # id(op) -> insts path, or a DispatchStream - self.op_kernel_name_map = {} # id(op) -> kernel name - - def link(self, seq): - """Build the chain once (idempotent); returns the last link.""" - if self.combined_xclbin_path is not None: - return self.combined_xclbin_path - # Short hash keeps kernel names under xclbinutil's 64-char "name:name" limit. - name_hash = hashlib.sha1(seq.name.encode()).hexdigest()[:6] - - # One kernel instance per design, not per operator: with - # share_designs, operators reporting one design_key generate one - # module, so they link one xclbin and run one instruction stream. - designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() - prev_xclbin_path = None - built = [] - for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" - kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" - design = xclbin_design( - op.generator(image="xclbin"), - kernel_name=op_label, - xclbin_input=prev_xclbin_path, - extra_flags=[ - f"--xclbin-instance-name={op_label}", - f"--xclbin-kernel-id={kernel_id}", - ], - ) - entry = design.get_cache_entry() - stream = dispatch_stream(design) or entry.insts - built.append((design, entry.xclbin, stream, op_label)) - prev_xclbin_path = entry.xclbin - - for op in seq.unique_operators(): - design, xclbin_path, stream, op_label = built[design_of[id(op)]] - self.op_design_map[id(op)] = design - self.op_xclbin_path_map[id(op)] = xclbin_path - self.op_insts_path_map[id(op)] = stream - self.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] = op_label - - # The last xclbin in the chain carries all the linked instances. - self.combined_xclbin_path = prev_xclbin_path - return self.combined_xclbin_path - - -# ########################################################################## -# Compileable: operator sequence -# ########################################################################## - - -class OperatorSequence: - """Operator that concatenates a runlist of operators into a - single dispatch. - - Args: - dispatch: The mode. ``"auto"`` (default) is ``"fused"`` on NPU2 and - ``"separate"`` elsewhere. ``"fused"`` builds one full ELF (NPU2 - only); ``"separate"`` one xclbin per design, chained, dispatched - one step at a time. ``"reference"`` builds nothing and runs each - operator's CPU ``reference()``; ``"compare"`` runs the chain and - after each step re-runs the reference on the NPU-produced inputs - (``SequenceCompareCallable`` holds the tolerances). - """ - - def __init__( - self, - name, - runlist, - input_args, - output_args, - buffer_sizes=None, - buffer_offsets=None, - plan_scratch=True, - dispatch="auto", - extra_flags=None, - trace_size=0, - share_designs=False, - *args, - **kwargs, - ): - mode = self._coerce_dispatch(dispatch) - if not all( - isinstance(op, Operator) and all(isinstance(buf, str) for buf in bufs) - for op, *bufs in runlist - ): - raise TypeError( - "runlist entries must be (Operator, *str) tuples; " - "each operator must be an Operator and each buffer name must be a str" - ) - if args: - raise TypeError( - f"OperatorSequence takes no positional extras, got {args!r}" - ) - if kwargs: - raise TypeError(f"unexpected keyword arguments {sorted(kwargs)}") - self.runlist = runlist - # Sharing changes which designs are built, so it belongs in the label - # the chain's kernel instances are named from. - self.name = name + "_shared" if share_designs else name - self.input_args = input_args - self.output_args = output_args - # Planned byte offsets per buffer name; None keeps the - # back-to-back layout this had before. - self.buffer_offsets = buffer_offsets - # Pool intermediates whose lifetimes do not overlap. On by default: - # the layout is inferred from the runlist, so a caller does not supply - # it. Pass False to fall back to packing every buffer back to back, - # which is what this did before planning existed. - self.plan_scratch = plan_scratch - self.explicit_buffer_sizes = ( - buffer_sizes or {} - ) # Optional dict: buffer_name -> size_in_bytes - # Extra aiecc flags forwarded to the full-ELF build. - self.extra_flags = extra_flags or [] - # Bytes of hardware trace buffer per runlist step; 0 leaves the design untraced. - self.trace_size = trace_size - self.share_designs = share_designs - self.mode = mode # None until the device is known (prepare) - self._image = None # the mode's image builder, once resolved - - @staticmethod - def _coerce_dispatch(dispatch): - if dispatch == "auto" or dispatch is None: - return None # the platform default, resolved when the device is known - if isinstance(dispatch, str) and dispatch in _MODES: - return dispatch - raise TypeError( - f"dispatch {dispatch!r} is not one of {sorted(_MODES)} or 'auto'" - ) - - def unique_operators(self): - """Operators in runlist order, de-duplicated by identity.""" - seen = {} - for op, *_ in self.runlist: - seen.setdefault(id(op), op) - return list(seen.values()) - - def unique_designs(self): - """The designs to build, and which design each operator uses. - - With ``share_designs`` set, operators reporting the same ``design_key`` - collapse onto one design, so it is built, prefixed and configured once. - """ - designs = [] - design_of = {} - first_with_key = {} - for op in self.unique_operators(): - key = op.design_key() if self.share_designs else None - if key is not None and key in first_with_key: - shared = designs[first_with_key[key]] - if _signature(op) != _signature(shared): - raise ValueError( - f"{op.name} and {shared.name} report the same design_key but " - "different runtime arguments, so the design cannot be shared" - ) - design_of[id(op)] = first_with_key[key] - continue - if key is not None: - first_with_key[key] = len(designs) - design_of[id(op)] = len(designs) - designs.append(op) - return designs, design_of - - def infer_buffer_offsets(self): - """Byte offsets letting intermediates with disjoint lifetimes overlap. - - Only buffers this sequence both writes and later reads are pooled. - Anything the host addresses -- the sequence's own inputs and outputs, - and any buffer given an explicit size -- is pinned: its contents - outlive the sequence, so it needs a private, stable address. - """ - sizes, steps = {}, [] - for op, *bufs in self.runlist: - reads, writes = [], [] - for buf, b in zip(bufs, op.buffers): - sizes.setdefault(buf, b.nbytes) - if b.direction in ("in", "inout"): - reads.append(buf) - if b.direction in ("out", "inout"): - writes.append(buf) - steps.append((reads, writes)) - - pinned = set(self.input_args) | set(self.output_args) - pinned |= set(self.explicit_buffer_sizes) - # A slice is not free to move: it has to sit at its parent's offset - # plus its start, and calculate_buffer_layout resolves it that way. - # Pooling one would hand it an address unrelated to its parent, which - # is silent -- the slice simply reads the wrong memory. - pinned |= {name for name in sizes if "[" in name} - ranges = live_ranges(steps, pinned=pinned) - allocations, _ = plan(ranges, sizes) - return {name: a.offset for name, a in allocations.items()} - - def calculate_buffer_layout(self): - args = {} # base_buffer_name -> the declared buffer - sliced_buffers = {} # full_buffer_name (with slice) -> (base_name, start, end, buffer) - - for op, *bufs in self.runlist: - declared = op.buffers - if len(declared) != len(bufs): - raise ValueError( - f"Number of buffers ({len(bufs)}) must match the operator's " - f"declared buffers ({len(declared)}) for operator {op!r}" - ) - for i, buf_name in enumerate(bufs): - args_spec = declared[i] - - # Parse slice notation: "buffer_name[start:end]" - if "[" in buf_name and buf_name.endswith("]"): - base_name = buf_name[: buf_name.index("[")] - slice_part = buf_name[buf_name.index("[") + 1 : -1] - start, end = map(int, slice_part.split(":")) - sliced_buffers[buf_name] = (base_name, start, end, args_spec) - # Track that base buffer exists (size will be set later) - if ( - base_name not in args - and base_name not in self.explicit_buffer_sizes - ): - raise ValueError( - f"Sliced buffer '{buf_name}' requires explicit size for base buffer '{base_name}' in buffer_sizes parameter" - ) - else: - if buf_name not in args: - args[buf_name] = args_spec - else: - if np.prod(args[buf_name].shape) != np.prod(args_spec.shape): - raise ValueError( - f"Buffer '{buf_name}' has conflicting sizes between operators: " - f"{args[buf_name].shape} vs {args_spec.shape}" - ) - - # Verify all input/output args are present (either as regular or sliced buffers) - all_buffer_names = set(args.keys()) | set(sliced_buffers.keys()) - for arg in self.input_args: - if arg not in all_buffer_names and arg not in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: - raise ValueError(f"Input argument {arg} not found in runlist buffers") - for arg in self.output_args: - if arg not in all_buffer_names and arg not in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: - raise ValueError(f"Output argument {arg} not found in runlist buffers") - - subbuffer_layout = {} - slice_info = {} # full_buffer_name -> (base_name, start, end) - - def add_buffers(buffer_type, args_list): - # Without a plan, buffers pack back to back in declaration order and - # every one stays resident for the whole sequence. A plan assigns - # offsets from liveness instead, so buffers whose lifetimes do not - # overlap share addresses; the arena still has to be large enough - # for the highest byte any of them reaches. - offsets = self.buffer_offsets - if offsets is None and self.plan_scratch: - offsets = self.infer_buffer_offsets() - offsets = offsets or {} - - def length_of(arg): - if arg in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: - # Explicit size specified - this is a parent buffer for slices - return self.explicit_buffer_sizes[arg] - if arg in args: - return args[arg].nbytes - return None # sliced buffers are handled separately - - # Unplanned buffers first, packed back to back. - cursor = 0 - planned = [] - for arg in args_list: - length = length_of(arg) - if length is None: - continue - if arg in offsets: - planned.append((arg, length)) - continue - subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, cursor, length) - cursor += length - - # Then the planned ones, rebased past everything unplanned. A plan - # is relative to its own pool and starts at zero, so applying it - # directly would drop the first planned buffer on top of the - # weights -- an aliasing that is silent, because the arena simply - # does not grow. - end = cursor - for arg, length in planned: - at = cursor + offsets[arg] - subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, at, length) - end = max(end, at + length) - return end # arena size - - # Add sliced buffer entries to layout (they reference parent buffers) - for buf_name, (base_name, start, end, args_spec) in sliced_buffers.items(): - slice_info[buf_name] = (base_name, start, end) - - input_buffer_size = add_buffers("input", self.input_args) - output_buffer_size = add_buffers("output", self.output_args) - scratch_args = [ - arg - for arg in args - if arg not in self.input_args and arg not in self.output_args - ] - # Also include explicit buffers that are only used for slicing - for explicit_buf in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: - if ( - explicit_buf not in self.input_args - and explicit_buf not in self.output_args - and explicit_buf not in scratch_args - ): - scratch_args.append(explicit_buf) - scratch_buffer_size = add_buffers("scratch", scratch_args) - - buffer_sizes = (input_buffer_size, output_buffer_size, scratch_buffer_size) - return subbuffer_layout, buffer_sizes, slice_info - - def prepare(self): - """Lay the buffers out and settle the mode, before anything is built.""" - self.subbuffer_layout, self.buffer_sizes, self.slice_info = ( - self.calculate_buffer_layout() - ) - if self.mode is None: - # The platform default for a hand-written sequence; a graph goes - # through packaging.plan, which also weighs its values and boundaries. - npu2 = isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2) - self.mode = "fused" if npu2 else "separate" - image, _ = _MODES[self.mode] - self._image = image() if image is not None else None - - def compile(self, record: str = "memory"): - """Build the image ahead of time, and record what it consists of. - - ``link()`` is idempotent and ``get_callable()`` still goes through - it, so this is the ahead-of-time path: a host with the toolchain and - no runtime compiles and hands the image on. ``record="disk"`` also - writes the :class:`~iron.common.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside - the image. - """ - self.prepare() - self.link() - if record == "disk" and self.artifacts is not None: - self.artifacts.dump() - return self - - def link(self): - """Build this sequence's image, once; sets ``self.image`` (``None`` for - the reference mode) and :attr:`artifacts`.""" - if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): - self.prepare() - self.image = self._image.link(self) if self._image is not None else None - self._artifacts = self._record() - return self.image - - @property - def elf_path(self): - """The fused ELF, when that is this sequence's image.""" - return self.image if isinstance(self._image, FusedImage) else None - - @property - def artifacts(self): - """The record of what :meth:`link` produced (``None`` in reference mode).""" - return getattr(self, "_artifacts", None) - - def _record(self): - """What this image consists of: its designs, its steps, its buffers.""" - if self._image is None: - return None - designs, design_of = self.unique_designs() - operators = list(self.unique_operators()) - labels = [f"op{i}_{type(op).__name__}" for i, op in enumerate(designs)] - sharing = [ - tuple(op.name for op in operators if design_of[id(op)] == i) - for i in range(len(designs)) - ] - if isinstance(self._image, FusedImage): - entry = self._image.design.get_cache_entry() - records = tuple( - Design(name=labels[i], operators=sharing[i]) - for i in range(len(designs)) - ) - kind, image, insts = "elf", entry.elf, None - else: - chain = self._image - entry = None - records = [] - for i, op in enumerate(designs): - design = chain.op_design_map[id(op)] - own = design.get_cache_entry() - entry = entry or own - records.append( - Design( - name=chain.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)], - operators=sharing[i], - entry=own, - image=own.xclbin, - insts=chain.op_insts_path_map[id(op)], - ) - ) - records = tuple(records) - kind, image, insts = "xclbin", chain.combined_xclbin_path, None - by_design = {id(op): labels[design_of[id(op)]] for op in operators} - if kind == "xclbin": - by_design = {id(op): chain.op_kernel_name_map[id(op)] for op in operators} - steps = tuple( - Step(i, op.name, by_design[id(op)], tuple(names)) - for i, (op, *names) in enumerate(self.runlist) - ) - return Artifacts( - kind=kind, - image=image, - insts=insts, - entry=entry, - designs=records, - steps=steps, - buffers=dict(self.subbuffer_layout), - ) - - def get_callable(self): - """The runtime callable of this sequence's mode, compiling first if - that has not happened (``compile()`` beforehand is the ahead-of-time - path; the work is the same, only when it happens differs).""" - if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): - self.compile() - self.link() - return _MODES[self.mode][1](self) - - def get_layout_for_buffer(self, buffer_name): - """Return the (buffer_type, offset, length) layout for a named buffer. - - Sliced buffers are resolved recursively to their parent's absolute - offset. - - Args: - buffer_name: Name of the buffer, optionally with slice notation. - - Returns: - Tuple of (buf_type, offset_bytes, length_bytes). - """ - if buffer_name in self.slice_info: - buf_name, start, end = self.slice_info[buffer_name] - buf_type, parent_start, parent_end = self.get_layout_for_buffer(buf_name) - return buf_type, parent_start + start, parent_start + end - - buf_type, offset, length = self.subbuffer_layout[buffer_name] - return buf_type, offset, length - - -# ########################################################################## -# Module helpers -# ########################################################################## - - -BF16 = np.dtype(ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - - -def _n_elements(nbytes): - return max(nbytes, BF16.itemsize) // BF16.itemsize - - -def _signature(op): - """The runtime arguments an operator takes: direction, shape and dtype each.""" - return [(b.direction, tuple(b.shape), np.dtype(b.dtype)) for b in op.buffers] - - -# ########################################################################## -# Runtime callables -# ########################################################################## - - -class SequenceCallable: - """Runs an ``OperatorSequence`` once per call. - - Buffers are one per name, a slice a view into its parent; inputs sync to - the device before the run and everything else back to the host after. - Subclasses give the buffer (``_make_buffer``) and the run (``_run``); the - full-ELF callable replaces the buffer model with its three arenas. - """ - - def __init__(self, seq): - self.op = seq - self.last_elapsed = 0.0 - self._buffer_cache = {} - self._allocate_buffers() - - def _make_buffer(self, n_elements): - return XRTTensor((n_elements,), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - - def _allocate_buffers(self): - self._buffers = {} - for name, (_, _, length) in self.op.subbuffer_layout.items(): - self._buffers[name] = self._make_buffer(_n_elements(length)) - - def _resolve_buffer(self, buf_name): - if buf_name in self._buffers: - return self._buffers[buf_name] - if buf_name in self.op.slice_info: - base_name, start_bytes, end_bytes = self.op.slice_info[buf_name] - size_bytes = end_bytes - start_bytes - sub = self._buffers[base_name].subview( - start_bytes, (size_bytes // BF16.itemsize,), BF16 - ) - self._buffers[buf_name] = sub - return sub - raise ValueError(f"Unknown buffer '{buf_name}' in fused runlist") - - def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): - if buffer_name not in self._buffer_cache: - self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = self._resolve_buffer(buffer_name) - return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] - - def _iter_steps(self): - """Yield ``(op, in_names, in_buffers, out_name, out_buffer)`` per runlist step.""" - for step_op, *buf_names in self.op.runlist: - specs = step_op.buffers - if len(specs) != len(buf_names): - raise ValueError( - f"Operator {step_op!r} declares {len(specs)} buffers but the " - f"runlist names {len(buf_names)}" - ) - *in_names, out_name = buf_names - *in_specs, out_spec = specs - yield step_op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec - - def _sync_inputs(self): - for name in self.op.input_args: - self._buffers[name].to("npu") - - def _sync_outputs(self): - for name in self.op.subbuffer_layout: - if name not in self.op.input_args: - self._buffers[name].to("cpu") - - def _run(self): - raise NotImplementedError - - def __call__(self): - self._sync_inputs() - t0 = time.perf_counter() - self._run() - self.last_elapsed = time.perf_counter() - t0 - self._sync_outputs() - - -class SequenceFullELFCallable(SequenceCallable): - """The full ELF (NPU2): every operator shares three consolidated - input/output/scratch buffers addressed by offset. ``get_buffer`` returns a - sub-view into whichever consolidated buffer holds the named argument. - """ - - def __init__(self, seq, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): - _require_xrt() - self.device_name = device_name - self.sequence_name = sequence_name - - xrt_elf = pyxrt.elf(str(seq.image)) - xrt_context = pyxrt.hw_context(aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime._device, xrt_elf) - self.xrt_kernel = pyxrt.ext.kernel( - xrt_context, f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}" - ) - - super().__init__(seq) - - # Persistent run handle: reused across dispatches so that the - # ctrl-scratchpad backing buffer (and any ParameterScratchpad state - # built on top of it) stays valid across calls. - self.run_handle = pyxrt.run(self.xrt_kernel) - self.run_handle.set_arg(0, self.input_buffer.buffer_object()) - self.run_handle.set_arg(1, self.output_buffer.buffer_object()) - self.run_handle.set_arg(2, self.scratch_buffer.buffer_object()) - if self.trace_buffer is not None: - self.run_handle.set_arg(3, self.trace_buffer.buffer_object()) - - self._params = None - - @property - def params(self): - """Lazy ParameterScratchpad bound to this ELF's ctrl scratchpad BO. - - The ``params.txt`` describing the runtime parameters is requested - from aiecc via ``--get-scratchpad-parameters`` and lands in the - build's cache entry, which :attr:`Artifacts.params` names. Returns - ``None`` if the sequence declared no runtime parameters: the file - still exists, but holds a count of zero and there is no ctrl - scratchpad buffer object to bind to. - """ - if self._params is not None: - return self._params - params_path = self.op.artifacts.params - if params_path is None: - return None - if params_path.read_text().split("\n", 1)[0].strip() == "0": - return None - self._params = ParameterScratchpad(self.run_handle, str(params_path)) - return self._params - - def _allocate_buffers(self): - in_sz, out_sz, scratch_sz = self.op.buffer_sizes - self.input_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(in_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.output_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(out_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.scratch_buffer = XRTTensor( - (_n_elements(scratch_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) - # Trace lowering appends one buffer covering every configured design, after - # the consolidated three. Its size depends on how many channels and - # sub-designs claim a share, so read it from the lowered module. - self.trace_buffer = None - if self.op.trace_size: - total = fusion.trace_buffer_size(self.lowered_mlir_text()) - if total: - self.trace_buffer = XRTTensor((total,), dtype=np.int8) - - def lowered_mlir_text(self) -> str: - """aiecc's post-lowering module, which carries the trace buffer layout.""" - return self.op.artifacts.lowered_mlir.read_text() - - def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): - if buffer_name in self._buffer_cache: - return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] - buf_type, offset, length = self.op.get_layout_for_buffer(buffer_name) - parent = { - "input": self.input_buffer, - "output": self.output_buffer, - "scratch": self.scratch_buffer, - }[buf_type] - sub = parent.subview(offset, (length // BF16.itemsize,), ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = sub - return sub - - def _sync_inputs(self): - # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so - # a write through one (e.g. torch_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty - # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. - self.input_buffer.to("npu") - - def _sync_outputs(self): - # _run just rewrote the output arena on the device, so the device holds the - # authoritative copy. Force the device->host sync: assert device residency first - # so `to("cpu")` fires even if a prior read of get_buffer(...) marked some - # range "cpu" (otherwise a looped dispatch would read stale output). - self.output_buffer.device = "npu" - self.output_buffer.to("cpu") - if self.trace_buffer is not None: - self.trace_buffer.device = "npu" - self.trace_buffer.to("cpu") - - def _run(self): - self.run_handle.start() - ret_code = self.run_handle.wait() - if ret_code != pyxrt.ert_cmd_state.ERT_CMD_STATE_COMPLETED: - raise RuntimeError(f"Kernel execution failed with return code {ret_code}") - - -class SequenceXclbinCallable(SequenceCallable): - """Executes each runlist step as its own xclbin dispatch. Buffers shared by - name give zero-copy handoff between consecutive operators. The chain's - per-operator paths are on ``seq._image`` (an :class:`XclbinChain`). - """ - - def __init__(self, seq): - _require_xrt() - super().__init__(seq) - - def _allocate_buffers(self): - super()._allocate_buffers() - chain = self.op._image - self._op_callable_map = {} # id(op) -> NPUKernel - # Per-call scalars of dispatch-time kernels, by symbol; a graph sets - # them before each run (CompiledGraph._write_values). - self.dispatch_values = {} - for op_id, xclbin_path in chain.op_xclbin_path_map.items(): - stream = chain.op_insts_path_map[op_id] - if isinstance(stream, DispatchStream): - self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(chain.combined_xclbin_path), - kernel_name=chain.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], - dispatch_params=list(stream.params), - dispatch_lib_path=str(stream.lib_path), - ) - else: - self._op_callable_map[op_id] = NPUKernel( - xclbin_path=str(chain.combined_xclbin_path), - kernel_name=chain.op_kernel_name_map[op_id], - insts_path=str(stream), - ) - self._execution_plan = [ - ( - self._op_callable_map[id(step_op)], - [self._resolve_buffer(name) for name in buf_names], - ) - for step_op, *buf_names in self.op.runlist - ] - - def _run(self): - # Walk the execution plan alongside the resolved runlist steps; the - # per-step behaviour is delegated to _run_step so that compare mode can - # reuse this loop verbatim. - for step_idx, ((kernel, args), step) in enumerate( - zip(self._execution_plan, self._iter_steps()) - ): - self._run_step(step_idx, kernel, args, step) - - def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): - scalars = {name: self.dispatch_values[name] for name in kernel.dispatch_params} - kernel(*args, **scalars) - - -def _reshape_for_spec(flat_tensor, spec): - """Slice a flat host buffer to ``spec``'s element count and reshape (a view).""" - n = int(np.prod(spec.shape)) if spec.shape else 1 - return flat_tensor[:n].reshape(spec.shape) - - -class SequenceReferenceCallable(SequenceCallable): - """Pure-CPU evaluation via each operator's ``reference()``; no NPU dispatch. - Device syncs are no-ops on the CPU buffers. - """ - - def _make_buffer(self, n_elements): - return CPUOnlyTensor((n_elements,), dtype=BF16) - - def _sync_inputs(self): - # CPU-only inputs must stay CPU-resident, including lazily created subviews. - pass - - def _run(self): - torch = _torch() - for step_op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec in self._iter_steps(): - inputs = [ - _reshape_for_spec(self._resolve_buffer(n).torch_view(), s).clone() - for n, s in zip(in_names, in_specs) - ] - out = step_op.reference(*inputs) - out_flat = self._resolve_buffer(out_name).torch_view() - n_out = int(np.prod(out_spec.shape)) if out_spec.shape else 1 - out_flat[:n_out].copy_(out.reshape(-1).to(torch.bfloat16)) - - -class SequenceCompareCallable(SequenceXclbinCallable): - """Runs the xclbin chain and, after each step, re-runs the operator's - reference on the same NPU-produced inputs, logging per-step deviation. The - NPU output propagates on both sides, so each comparison isolates a single - operator (no error accumulation). A step is a mismatch when it exceeds - both tolerances; ``raise_on_mismatch`` turns the first one into an error. - """ - - def __init__(self, seq, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2, raise_on_mismatch=True): - super().__init__(seq) - self.rel_tol = rel_tol - self.abs_tol = abs_tol - self.raise_on_mismatch = raise_on_mismatch - self.last_step_stats = [] - - def _read_to_cpu(self, name, spec): - buf = self._resolve_buffer(name) - buf.to("cpu") - n = int(np.prod(spec.shape)) if spec.shape else 1 - return buf.torch_view()[:n].clone().reshape(spec.shape) - - def _run(self): - # Reset per-invocation stats, then reuse SequenceXclbinCallable._run's - # execution-plan loop; only the per-step behaviour (_run_step) differs. - self.last_step_stats = [] - super()._run() - - def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): - step_op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec = step - - cpu_inputs = [ - self._read_to_cpu(name, spec) for name, spec in zip(in_names, in_specs) - ] - - kernel(*args) - - torch = _torch() - npu_out = self._read_to_cpu(out_name, out_spec).to(torch.float32) - ref_out = step_op.reference(*cpu_inputs) - - stats = { - "step": step_idx, - "op": type(step_op).__name__, - "op_name": getattr(step_op, "name", type(step_op).__name__), - "inputs": list(in_names), - "output": out_name, - } - - ref_flat = ref_out.reshape(out_spec.shape).to(torch.float32) - diff = (npu_out - ref_flat).abs() - ref_mag = ref_flat.abs() - max_abs = float(diff.max()) - ref_max = float(ref_mag.max()) - rel = float((diff / (ref_mag + 1e-6)).max()) - mean_abs = float(diff.mean()) - stats.update( - skipped=False, - max_abs=max_abs, - mean_abs=mean_abs, - max_rel=rel, - ref_max=ref_max, - ) - fail = (max_abs > self.abs_tol) and (rel > self.rel_tol) - stats["mismatch"] = fail - level = logging.ERROR if fail else logging.INFO - logger.log( - level, - "[compare step %d] %s -> %s: max_abs=%.4g mean_abs=%.4g max_rel=%.4g ref_max=%.4g%s", - step_idx, - stats["op"], - out_name, - max_abs, - mean_abs, - rel, - ref_max, - " MISMATCH" if fail else "", - ) - if fail and self.raise_on_mismatch: - raise RuntimeError( - f"[compare step {step_idx}] {stats['op']} (name={stats['op_name']}) " - f"-> {out_name}: NPU output deviates from reference " - f"(max_abs={max_abs:.4g}, max_rel={rel:.4g}, " - f"ref_max={ref_max:.4g}; inputs={list(in_names)}; " - f"tolerances abs_tol={self.abs_tol}, rel_tol={self.rel_tol})" - ) - self.last_step_stats.append(stats) - - -# The modes a sequence can be built in: the image (None builds nothing) and -# the callable that runs it. -_MODES = { - "fused": (FusedImage, SequenceFullELFCallable), - "separate": (XclbinChain, SequenceXclbinCallable), - "reference": (None, SequenceReferenceCallable), - "compare": (XclbinChain, SequenceCompareCallable), -} diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 54710e008c..02661262b9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -974,8 +974,8 @@ def _build(self): instructions-only compile with no kernel built twice. On the shipped overlay there is no image to build at all. """ - from iron.common.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step - from iron.common.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design + from iron.common.image.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step + from iron.common.image.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design if self.ov.external is not None: return super()._build() # the downloaded image, instructions only diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py index a952ba6116..1fca453f6f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ from iron.common import DesignGenerator, Operator from iron.common.kernels import kernels_dir -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence +from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence def _stream_group(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, k, group_index, context): diff --git a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py index 546cbaeed9..5203fb4b69 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/packaging.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/packaging.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ import pytest from iron.common.graph import TracedGraph, Value -from iron.common.packaging import ELF, XCLBIN, each_step, plan +from iron.common.image.packaging import ELF, XCLBIN, each_step, plan def _traced(*values): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index 072752718b..9750c7645f 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Infrastructure tests for :mod:`iron.common.allocator`, the memory planner. +"""Infrastructure tests for :mod:`iron.common.image.allocator`, the memory planner. Pure logic over synthetic runlists -- no operators, no toolchain, no hardware. The properties that matter are: a plan never lets two simultaneously-live @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ from types import SimpleNamespace -from iron.common.allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, plan +from iron.common.image.allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, plan def _buf(direction): @@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ def device(): def _two_step_sequence(buffer_offsets): """A tiny real sequence: one weight-like buffer plus one intermediate.""" - from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) @@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ def test_layout_is_unchanged_without_offsets(): def _chain(n_intermediates, plan_scratch): """A chain where each intermediate dies as the next is produced.""" - from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) @@ -281,7 +281,7 @@ def test_planned_buffers_never_share_bytes_while_both_live(): This is the one failure mode in planning that does not announce itself: two buffers aliased while both are live produce wrong numbers, not a crash. """ - from iron.common.allocator import LiveRange + from iron.common.image.allocator import LiveRange layout, _ = _chain(4, plan_scratch=True) scratch = {k: v for k, v in layout.items() if v[0] == "scratch"} @@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ def test_slices_are_never_pooled(): raises -- the slice simply reads the wrong memory. Found by probing the written-slice case, which the whole-buffer tests above cannot reach. """ - from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py index df57ca3e84..67f1ca2503 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import from_name import iron -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence +from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd SIZE = 1024 diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index 74d397b26c..f7b8efc497 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign import iron -from iron.common.jit_compile import ( +from iron.common.image.jit_compile import ( _bind_device, _design_generator, _digest, diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index d214e558b1..0eeb5338ca 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence, build_fused_mlir +from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence, build_fused_mlir from iron.common.harness import verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_add import ElementwiseAdd from iron.operators.relu import ReLU diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py index 64ef417b62..df41a948f5 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import pytest from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.common.sequence import SequenceReferenceCallable +from iron.common.image.sequence import SequenceReferenceCallable @pytest.fixture diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py index 6e381fbfcc..f7cec3dc30 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ """Reading back the trace buffer size the compiler recorded on the sequence.""" -from iron.common.fusion import trace_buffer_size +from iron.common.image.fusion import trace_buffer_size LOWERED = """ module { diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py index 6199c914b7..8f3d3d57c7 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/dispatch.py @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ import iron from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad -from iron.common.jit_compile import DispatchStream +from iron.common.image.jit_compile import DispatchStream from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import requires pytestmark = requires("xclbinutil", "peano") From f654f3679a9384334ea84a45c26634c591715cb2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 13:07:22 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 157/215] Restyle step 4b: graph.py is a package that reads in tracing order 828 lines split where the dependencies already ran: handle.py is what a traced graph passes around in place of a buffer, trace.py the tracer stack and the steps it records, compiled.py the graph function and the image it compiles to. Nothing in handle.py knows about tracing, and nothing in trace.py knows about compiling. _ReferenceTracer goes with the tracer it subclasses rather than with its one caller. Two things the line ranges nearly lost, both caught by comparing the old module's AST against the package's: Step's @dataclasses.dataclass sat a line above the region, and the graph decorator sat between two regions. The comparison now reports nothing missing and nothing changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/graph.py | 828 ---------------------------------- iron/common/graph/__init__.py | 50 ++ iron/common/graph/compiled.py | 289 ++++++++++++ iron/common/graph/handle.py | 137 ++++++ iron/common/graph/trace.py | 378 ++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 854 insertions(+), 828 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/common/graph.py create mode 100644 iron/common/graph/__init__.py create mode 100644 iron/common/graph/compiled.py create mode 100644 iron/common/graph/handle.py create mode 100644 iron/common/graph/trace.py diff --git a/iron/common/graph.py b/iron/common/graph.py deleted file mode 100644 index f3d6495c05..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/graph.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,828 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Graph functions: a graph is a Python function traced on handles. - -Inputs are its positional parameters, outputs its return values, weights -what it closes over, state an :func:`state` object created outside, and -per-call scalars its keyword-only parameters annotated ``Scratchpad[T]`` or -``DispatchTime[T]``. Operators are called on handles: ``GEMV(w, h)`` infers -its overlay and extent from its arguments (deduplicating overlays by -``design_key``), and an explicit instance ``q(w, h)`` is applied the same way. - - kv = [iron.state((n_kv, MAX, head_dim)) for _ in range(n_layers)] - - @iron.graph - def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): - h = RMSNorm(x, model.norm.weight) - k = RoPE(GEMV(wk, h), angles) - StridedCopy(k, kv[0], out_offset=pos) - return GEMV(wo, h) - - net = decode.compile(dev, x=(1, emb), angles=(1, head_dim)) - logits = net(x_tok, ang_tok, pos=n * head_dim) - -Tracing produces a :class:`TracedGraph`: the runlist, the buffer names and -sizes, the value bindings. It is pure bookkeeping and needs no toolchain. -:meth:`GraphFunction.compile` hands that to :class:`OperatorSequence` for -the image (a fused ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbins on NPU1) and returns a -:class:`CompiledGraph` to call. Calling an uncompiled graph with real -tensors compiles for their shapes, says so once, and dispatches. -""" - -from __future__ import annotations - -import dataclasses -import inspect -import itertools -from math import prod - -import numpy as np - -import aie.utils as aie_utils -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -from .design import device_symbol -from .image.packaging import plan -from .image.sequence import OperatorSequence - -from .declare import Operator, Overlay, Resident, ValueSpec -from .declare.member import _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value - -_STACK: list = [] - - -def current(): - """The tracer a graph function is being traced under, or ``None``.""" - return _STACK[-1] if _STACK else None - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Handles -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -class Handle: - """A traced tensor: a buffer of the graph, with a shape and a dtype. - - Carries no data. ``h[a:b]`` is a static slice along the leading axis; it - is a view into the parent's buffer, so it costs nothing at run time. - """ - - __slots__ = ("shape", "dtype", "name", "role", "parent", "start") - - def __init__(self, shape, dtype, name, role, parent=None, start=0): - self.shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) - self.dtype = dtype - self.name = name - self.role = role # input | output | weight | state | intermediate | slice - self.parent = parent - self.start = start # element offset into the parent, for a slice - - @property - def elements(self) -> int: - return prod(self.shape) if self.shape else 1 - - @property - def nbytes(self) -> int: - return self.elements * np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize - - @property - def buffer_name(self) -> str: - """The name the runlist uses: a slice is ``parent[start:stop]`` in bytes.""" - if self.parent is None: - return self.name - item = np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize - return f"{self.parent.buffer_name}[{self.start * item}:{(self.start + self.elements) * item}]" - - def reshape(self, *shape) -> "Handle": - """The same buffer seen with another shape (no data moves).""" - if len(shape) == 1 and isinstance(shape[0], (tuple, list)): - shape = tuple(shape[0]) - if prod(shape) != self.elements: - raise ValueError(f"cannot reshape {self!r} to {list(shape)}") - return Handle(shape, self.dtype, self.name, self.role, self.parent, self.start) - - def __getitem__(self, index) -> "Handle": - if self.parent is not None: - raise TypeError("slicing a slice is not supported; slice the parent") - n = self.shape[0] - if isinstance(index, int): - if not -n <= index < n: - raise IndexError(f"index {index} out of range for {self.shape}") - index = index % n - start, stop, shape = index, index + 1, self.shape[1:] - elif isinstance(index, slice): - if index.step not in (None, 1): - raise ValueError("only unit steps are supported") - start, stop, _ = index.indices(n) - if stop <= start: - raise ValueError(f"empty slice {index}") - shape = (stop - start,) + self.shape[1:] - else: - raise TypeError("a handle is sliced along its leading axis only") - inner = prod(self.shape[1:]) if len(self.shape) > 1 else 1 - return Handle(shape, self.dtype, self.name, "slice", self, start * inner) - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"Handle({self.buffer_name!r}, {list(self.shape)}, {np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" - - -class State: - """A tensor that persists on the device across calls (a KV cache). - - Created outside the graph function with :func:`state` and closed over. - Zero when the graph is first uploaded; read and written through - :meth:`CompiledGraph.buffer`. - """ - - __slots__ = ("shape", "dtype", "name", "host") - - def __init__(self, shape, dtype=bfloat16, name=None): - self.shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) - self.dtype = dtype - self.name = name - self.host = None # the reference path's copy, made on first use - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"State({self.name or ''}{list(self.shape)})" - - -def state(shape, dtype=bfloat16, name=None) -> State: - """Declare device-resident state a graph function closes over.""" - return State(shape, dtype, name) - - -class Value: - """A per-call scalar parameter of a graph function.""" - - __slots__ = ("name", "kind", "dtype") - - def __init__(self, name, kind, dtype): - self.name, self.kind, self.dtype = name, kind, dtype - - def __repr__(self) -> str: - return f"Value({self.name!r}, {self.kind}[{np.dtype(self.dtype).name}])" - - -def is_operand(x) -> bool: - """A graph handle, a state, or a host tensor (a weight).""" - if isinstance(x, (Handle, State)): - return True - if isinstance(x, (Overlay, Operator, type)): - return False - return hasattr(x, "shape") and hasattr(x, "dtype") - - -def _tensor_dtype(t): - dt = getattr(t, "dtype", None) - name = str(dt).replace("torch.", "") - return { - "bfloat16": bfloat16, - "float32": np.float32, - "int32": np.int32, - "int8": np.int8, - "uint8": np.uint8, - "int16": np.int16, - }.get(name, dt) - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Tracing -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -@dataclasses.dataclass -class Step: - op: Operator - slots: list # the handle in each of the operator's buffers, in declaration order - inputs: list # handles consumed - outputs: list # handles produced - - @property - def names(self) -> list: - """Buffer names in declaration order, as the runlist spells them.""" - return [h.buffer_name for h in self.slots] - - -@dataclasses.dataclass -class TracedGraph: - """What tracing a graph function for given shapes produced.""" - - name: str - steps: list - inputs: list # Handles, in parameter order - outputs: list # Handles returned - values: list # Values, in parameter order - pinned: dict # buffer name -> nbytes, for weights, states and slice parents - weights: dict # id(tensor) -> (tensor, Handle) - states: dict # id(State) -> Handle - bindings: list # (op, member name, Value) - - @property - def runlist(self) -> list: - return [(s.op, *s.names) for s in self.steps] - - @property - def input_args(self) -> list: - return [h.name for h in self.inputs] - - @property - def output_args(self) -> list: - return [h.name for h in self.outputs] - - def sequence(self, name=None, **kwargs): - """The :class:`OperatorSequence` this graph lowers to (the image builder).""" - kwargs.setdefault("buffer_sizes", dict(self.pinned)) - kwargs.setdefault("share_designs", True) - return OperatorSequence( - name or self.name, - self.runlist, - self.input_args, - self.output_args, - **kwargs, - ) - - @property - def operators(self) -> list: - seen = {} - for s in self.steps: - seen.setdefault(id(s.op), s.op) - return list(seen.values()) - - @property - def overlays(self) -> list: - seen = {} - for op in self.operators: - seen.setdefault(op.ov.design_key(), op.ov) - return list(seen.values()) - - -class Tracer: - """Records operator calls on handles while a graph function runs.""" - - def __init__(self, name: str, names_from=None): - self.name = name - self.steps: list[Step] = [] - self.weights: dict[int, tuple] = {} - self.states: dict[int, Handle] = {} - self.overlays: dict = {} - self.bindings: list = [] - self._bound: dict[int, dict] = {} # id(op) -> {member: Value} - self._counter = itertools.count() - self._names = {} - if names_from is not None: - self._names = {id(p): n for n, p in names_from.named_parameters()} - - def __enter__(self): - _STACK.append(self) - return self - - def __exit__(self, *exc): - _STACK.pop() - - # -- operands --------------------------------------------------------- - - def operand(self, x) -> Handle: - if isinstance(x, Handle): - return x - if isinstance(x, State): - key = id(x) - if key not in self.states: - x.name = x.name or f"state{len(self.states)}" - self.states[key] = Handle(x.shape, x.dtype, x.name, "state") - return self.states[key] - if is_operand(x): - key = id(x) - if key not in self.weights: - name = self._names.get(key) or f"w{len(self.weights)}" - self.weights[key] = ( - x, - Handle(x.shape, _tensor_dtype(x), name, "weight"), - ) - return self.weights[key][1] - raise TypeError(f"{x!r} is not a graph handle, a state, or a tensor") - - # -- calls ------------------------------------------------------------- - - def call(self, target, args, kwargs): - """Record ``target(*args, **kwargs)``. - - ``args`` are the operator's inputs, optionally followed by its - outputs (a state it writes into); ``kwargs`` are per-call value - handles for its value members, and otherwise construction arguments - (dimensions, tunables, flags) when ``target`` is a class. - """ - operands = [self.operand(a) for a in args] - kwargs = dict(kwargs) - # A keyword whose value is a per-call handle binds a value member: the - # operator's own, or one on the overlay of the class resolve_class - # picks for it (the dynamic softmax). - values = { - k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if isinstance(kwargs[k], Value) - } - if isinstance(target, type): - # The class sees the values too: a family that picks a member from - # a bound value (the dynamic softmax) decides here. - cls = target.resolve_class(len(operands), {**kwargs, **values}) - own = self._split_values(cls, values) - n_in = sum( - 1 - for m in cls._members - if isinstance(m, _Buffer_) and m.direction != "out" - ) - op = self._construct(cls, operands[:n_in], operands[n_in:], kwargs) - else: - op = target - own = self._split_values(type(op), values) - if kwargs or values: - raise TypeError( - f"{type(op).__name__} instance called with unexpected keyword " - f"arguments {sorted(kwargs) + sorted(values)}" - ) - for name, value in own.items(): - self._bind(op, name, value) - for name, value in values.items(): - self._bind_overlay(op, name, value) - return self._record(op, operands) - - @staticmethod - def _split_values(cls, kwargs) -> dict: - names = {m.name for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Value)} - return {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} - - def _construct(self, cls, inputs, outputs, kwargs) -> Operator: - inferred = cls.infer( - *[h.shape for h in inputs], - outputs=[h.shape for h in outputs], - **cls.infer_kwargs(kwargs), - ) - # The class's own translation splits overlay fields from the - # operator's and fills what it derives (a transfer size, a dtype - # spelling), exactly as the keyword constructor does. - ov, op_kwargs = cls._split_kwargs({**kwargs, **inferred}) - # One build per distinct overlay: equal keys are one array. - ov = self.overlays.setdefault(ov.design_key(), ov) - return cls(ov, **op_kwargs) - - def _bind(self, op, name, value) -> None: - if not isinstance(value, Value): - raise TypeError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{name} takes a per-call value handle (a " - f"keyword-only parameter of the graph function), got {value!r}" - ) - bound = self._bound.setdefault(id(op), {}) - if name in bound and bound[name] is not value: - raise ValueError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{name} is bound to {bound[name]!r} at an " - f"earlier call site and to {value!r} here; one instance has one " - f"value, bind one handle at every site or use two instances" - ) - if name not in bound: - op.use_value(name) - bound[name] = value - self.bindings.append((op, name, value)) - - def _bind_overlay(self, op, name, value) -> None: - """Bind a core-read value the operator's overlay declares.""" - if name not in {v.name for v in op.ov.values}: - raise TypeError( - f"{type(op).__name__} has no per-call value {name!r}, on itself or " - f"on {type(op.ov).__name__}" - ) - bound = self._bound.setdefault(id(op), {}) - if name in bound and bound[name] is not value: - raise ValueError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{name} is bound to {bound[name]!r} at an " - f"earlier call site and to {value!r} here" - ) - if name not in bound: - bound[name] = value - self.bindings.append((op, name, value)) - - def _record(self, op, operands): - buffers = op.buffers - ins = [b for b in buffers if b.direction in ("in", "inout")] - outs = [b for b in buffers if b.direction == "out"] - if len(operands) == len(ins): - given_outs = [] - elif len(operands) == len(ins) + len(outs): - given_outs = operands[len(ins) :] - else: - raise TypeError( - f"{type(op).__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " - f"({', '.join(b.name for b in ins)}), optionally followed by " - f"{len(outs)} output(s); got {len(operands)}" - ) - for h, b in zip(operands, ins + outs): - if h.elements != b.elements: - raise ValueError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{b.name} is {b.shape} " - f"({b.elements} elements); operand {h!r} has {h.elements}" - ) - if np.dtype(h.dtype) != np.dtype(b.dtype): - raise TypeError( - f"{type(op).__name__}.{b.name} is {np.dtype(b.dtype).name}; " - f"operand {h!r} is {np.dtype(h.dtype).name}" - ) - slots, outputs, it, given = [], [], iter(operands[: len(ins)]), iter(given_outs) - for b in buffers: - if b.direction == "in": - slots.append(next(it)) - elif b.direction == "inout": - h = next(it) - slots.append(h) - outputs.append(h) # in place: the handle given is the result - elif given_outs: - slots.append(next(given)) # written where the caller said - else: - shape = b.shape - # A flat-declared output (an elementwise operator) keeps the - # shape of the operand it is the size of, so a (rows, cols) - # activation stays (rows, cols) through SiLU. - if len(shape) == 1: - like = next((h for h in operands if h.elements == b.elements), None) - if like is not None: - shape = like.shape - h = Handle( - shape, - b.dtype, - f"{type(op).__name__.lower()}{next(self._counter)}", - "intermediate", - ) - slots.append(h) - outputs.append(h) - self.steps.append( - Step(op, slots, operands[: len(ins)], outputs + list(given_outs)) - ) - if not outputs: - return None - return outputs[0] if len(outputs) == 1 else tuple(outputs) - - # -- the result ---------------------------------------------------------- - - def finish(self, inputs, outputs, values) -> TracedGraph: - pinned = {} - for _, h in self.weights.values(): - pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes - for h in self.states.values(): - pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes - # A slice's parent must have an explicit size, whatever produced it. - for step in self.steps: - for h in step.inputs + step.outputs: - if h.parent is not None and h.parent.role == "intermediate": - pinned.setdefault(h.parent.name, h.parent.nbytes) - return TracedGraph( - self.name, - self.steps, - inputs, - outputs, - values, - pinned, - self.weights, - self.states, - self.bindings, - ) - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# Graph functions -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -def _shape_and_dtype(spec): - """``(shape)`` or ``((shape), dtype)``.""" - if ( - isinstance(spec, tuple) - and len(spec) == 2 - and isinstance(spec[0], (tuple, list)) - ): - return tuple(spec[0]), spec[1] - return tuple(spec), bfloat16 - - -class GraphFunction: - """A function decorated with :func:`graph`.""" - - def __init__(self, fn, names_from=None): - self.fn = fn - self.names_from = names_from - self.__name__ = fn.__name__ - self.__doc__ = fn.__doc__ - sig = inspect.signature(fn) - self.params = [ - p.name - for p in sig.parameters.values() - if p.kind in (p.POSITIONAL_ONLY, p.POSITIONAL_OR_KEYWORD) - ] - self.value_params = {} - for p in sig.parameters.values(): - if p.kind is p.KEYWORD_ONLY: - ann = p.annotation - if isinstance(ann, type) and issubclass(ann, _Value): - ann = ValueSpec(ann.kind, np.int32) - if not isinstance(ann, ValueSpec): - raise TypeError( - f"{fn.__name__}: keyword-only parameter {p.name!r} is a " - f"per-call value and must be annotated Scratchpad[T] or " - f"DispatchTime[T]" - ) - self.value_params[p.name] = ann - elif p.kind in (p.VAR_POSITIONAL, p.VAR_KEYWORD): - raise TypeError(f"{fn.__name__}: *args/**kwargs are not traceable") - self._compiled = None - - # -- tracing --------------------------------------------------------------- - - def trace(self, **shapes) -> TracedGraph: - """Run the function on handles of the given shapes; return the graph.""" - missing = [p for p in self.params if p not in shapes] - unknown = [k for k in shapes if k not in self.params] - if missing or unknown: - raise TypeError( - f"{self.__name__}: shapes for {missing} missing" - + (f"; {unknown} are not inputs" if unknown else "") - ) - inputs = [] - for name in self.params: - shape, dtype = _shape_and_dtype(shapes[name]) - inputs.append(Handle(shape, dtype, name, "input")) - values = [ - Value(n, spec.kind, spec.dtype) for n, spec in self.value_params.items() - ] - with Tracer(self.__name__, self.names_from) as tracer: - result = self.fn(*inputs, **{v.name: v for v in values}) - outputs = self._outputs(result, tracer) - return tracer.finish(inputs, outputs, values) - - def _outputs(self, result, tracer) -> list: - if result is None: - return [] - items = list(result) if isinstance(result, (tuple, list)) else [result] - outputs = [] - for i, item in enumerate(items): - if not isinstance(item, Handle) or item.parent is not None: - raise TypeError( - f"{self.__name__} returned {item!r}; a graph returns whole " - f"handles produced inside it" - ) - if item.role == "input": - raise TypeError( - f"{self.__name__} returns its input {item.name!r} unchanged" - ) - if item.role == "intermediate": - item.name = f"out{i}" if len(items) > 1 else "out" - item.role = "output" - outputs.append(item) - return outputs - - # -- compiling and calling ----------------------------------------------------- - - def compile( - self, - dev=None, - *, - boundaries=None, - image=None, - verbose=False, - record="memory", - **shapes, - ): - """Compile for the given input shapes and return a :class:`CompiledGraph`. - - ``boundaries`` and ``image`` are the two packaging choices - (:mod:`iron.common.image.packaging`); everything else is derived and, under - ``verbose``, printed. ``record="disk"`` writes the image's - :class:`~iron.common.image.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside it. - """ - if dev is not None: - aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) - traced = self.trace(**shapes) - chosen = plan( - aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, traced, boundaries, image - ) - if verbose: - print(chosen.report(self.__name__)) - self._compiled = CompiledGraph(traced, record=record, dispatch=chosen.dispatch) - self._compiled.plan = chosen - return self._compiled - - def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): - if self._compiled is None: - shapes = { - name: (tuple(t.shape), _tensor_dtype(t)) - for name, t in zip(self.params, tensors) - } - print(f"{self.__name__}: compiling for {shapes}") - self.compile(**shapes) - return self._compiled(*tensors, **values) - - def reference(self, *tensors, **values): - """The same function, each operator run through its ``reference()``.""" - with _ReferenceTracer(self.__name__) as tracer: - return self.fn(*tensors, **{k: values.get(k) for k in self.value_params}) - - -class _ReferenceTracer(Tracer): - """Runs each operator's CPU reference on host tensors as the graph is traced. - - Each call becomes ``op.reference(*inputs, *outputs, **values)``: the - tensors the graph passed, a state passed as an output as its host tensor - (the reference writes it in place, as the device writes the buffer), and - the per-call values the site binds, by name, as plain numbers. So a - graph's reference models the values too: a cache offset moves the copy, - a vector size masks the softmax. - """ - - def operand(self, x): - return x - - def call(self, target, args, kwargs): - import torch - - tensors, states = [], [] - for a in args: - state = None - if isinstance(a, State): - if a.host is None: - a.host = torch.zeros(a.shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - state, a = a, a.host - tensors.append(a) - states.append(state) - kwargs = dict(kwargs) - if isinstance(target, type): - cls = target.resolve_class(len(tensors), kwargs) - values = self._split_values(cls, kwargs) - # A value bound on the overlay is a core-read one: a scratchpad on - # the dynamic overlay, or the resident a class swaps for it when a - # site binds a handle (the softmax's vector_size). Either way the - # number goes to the reference, not to construction. - overlay_cls = cls._overlay_class - if overlay_cls is not None: - names = { - m.name - for m in overlay_cls._members - if isinstance(m, (_Value, Resident)) - } - values.update({k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names}) - shapes = [Handle(t.shape, _tensor_dtype(t), "", "input") for t in tensors] - n_in = sum( - 1 - for m in cls._members - if isinstance(m, _Buffer_) and m.direction != "out" - ) - op = self._construct(cls, shapes[:n_in], shapes[n_in:], kwargs) - else: - op = target - values = {} - n_in = sum(1 for b in op.buffers if b.direction != "out") - values = {k: v for k, v in values.items() if v is not None} - result = op.reference(*tensors, **values) - # A state written in place keeps its host tensor; a result returned - # for a given output lands in it. - for state, given in zip(states[n_in:], tensors[n_in:]): - if state is not None and result is not None and result is not given: - given.copy_(result.reshape(given.shape).to(given.dtype)) - return result - - -def graph(fn=None, *, names_from=None): - """Declare a graph function; see the module docstring.""" - if fn is None: - return lambda f: GraphFunction(f, names_from) - return GraphFunction(fn, names_from) - - -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# The compiled graph -# -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - - -class CompiledGraph: - """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call.""" - - def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, record="memory", dispatch="auto"): - self.traced = traced - self.symbols = [] - for op, name, value in traced.bindings: - bound = getattr(op, name, None) - if bound is None or not hasattr(bound, "kind"): - bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) - self.symbols.append((value.name, device_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) - # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). - # compile() builds the image; the runtime that loads it is made on - # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. - self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch).compile(record=record) - self.image = self.sequence.image - # What the image consists of, by identity: its designs, which step - # runs which, and where each buffer lands in its plan. - self.artifacts = self.sequence.artifacts - self._callable = None - self._uploaded = False - - @property - def callable(self): - """The loaded image, made on first use (needs the XRT runtime).""" - if self._callable is None: - self._callable = self.sequence.get_callable() - return self._callable - - # -- buffers --------------------------------------------------------------- - - def buffer(self, x): - """The device buffer of a state, a weight tensor, or a handle.""" - if isinstance(x, State): - name = self.traced.states[id(x)].name - elif isinstance(x, Handle): - name = x.buffer_name - elif id(x) in self.traced.weights: - name = self.traced.weights[id(x)][1].name - else: - raise KeyError(f"{x!r} is not a state, weight or handle of this graph") - return self.callable.get_buffer(name) - - def write(self, x, tensor) -> None: - """Copy ``tensor`` into a state's or weight's buffer and push it to the device.""" - buf = self.buffer(x) - view = buf.torch_view() - import torch - - if not isinstance(tensor, torch.Tensor): - tensor = torch.as_tensor(np.asarray(tensor)) - view[:] = tensor.reshape(-1).to(view.dtype) - buf.to("npu") - - def read(self, x): - """A state's or weight's current contents, as a host tensor of its shape.""" - buf = self.buffer(x) - buf.to("cpu") - shape = self.traced.states[id(x)].shape if isinstance(x, State) else x.shape - return buf.to_torch().reshape(tuple(shape)) - - def _copy_in(self, name, tensor) -> None: - import torch - - if not isinstance(tensor, torch.Tensor): - tensor = torch.as_tensor(np.asarray(tensor)) - view = self.callable.get_buffer(name).torch_view() - view[:] = tensor.reshape(-1).to(view.dtype) - - def upload(self) -> None: - """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer; once.""" - if self._uploaded: - return - for tensor, handle in self.traced.weights.values(): - self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) - self._uploaded = True - - # -- calling --------------------------------------------------------------- - - def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): - if len(tensors) != len(self.traced.inputs): - raise TypeError( - f"{self.traced.name} takes {len(self.traced.inputs)} input(s), " - f"got {len(tensors)}" - ) - self.upload() - for handle, tensor in zip(self.traced.inputs, tensors): - if tuple(tensor.shape) != handle.shape: - raise ValueError( - f"{self.traced.name}: input {handle.name} was compiled for " - f"{handle.shape}, got {tuple(tensor.shape)}; a new shape is a " - f"new compile" - ) - self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) - self._write_values(values) - self.callable() - outputs = [self.callable.get_buffer(h.name) for h in self.traced.outputs] - if not outputs: - return None - return outputs[0] if len(outputs) == 1 else tuple(outputs) - - def _write_values(self, values) -> None: - expected = {v.name for v in self.traced.values} - missing, unknown = expected - set(values), set(values) - expected - if missing or unknown: - raise TypeError( - f"{self.traced.name}: per-call values {sorted(missing)} missing" - + (f"; {sorted(unknown)} unknown" if unknown else "") - ) - if not self.symbols: - return - params = getattr(self.callable, "params", None) - if params is not None: - for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols: - params.write(symbol, np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name])) - params.sync() - return - if hasattr(self.callable, "dispatch_values"): - # An image without a scratchpad: each kernel takes its values as - # dispatch-time scalars and regenerates its stream (ยง6). - self.callable.dispatch_values = { - symbol: np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name]) - for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols - } - return - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{type(self.callable).__name__} takes no per-call values" - ) diff --git a/iron/common/graph/__init__.py b/iron/common/graph/__init__.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..60fb12fc54 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/graph/__init__.py @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Graph functions: a graph is a Python function traced on handles. + +Inputs are its positional parameters, outputs its return values, weights +what it closes over, state an :func:`state` object created outside, and +per-call scalars its keyword-only parameters annotated ``Scratchpad[T]`` or +``DispatchTime[T]``. Operators are called on handles: ``GEMV(w, h)`` infers +its overlay and extent from its arguments (deduplicating overlays by +``design_key``), and an explicit instance ``q(w, h)`` is applied the same way. + + kv = [iron.state((n_kv, MAX, head_dim)) for _ in range(n_layers)] + + @iron.graph + def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + h = RMSNorm(x, model.norm.weight) + k = RoPE(GEMV(wk, h), angles) + StridedCopy(k, kv[0], out_offset=pos) + return GEMV(wo, h) + + net = decode.compile(dev, x=(1, emb), angles=(1, head_dim)) + logits = net(x_tok, ang_tok, pos=n * head_dim) + +Tracing produces a :class:`TracedGraph`: the runlist, the buffer names and +sizes, the value bindings. It is pure bookkeeping and needs no toolchain. +:meth:`GraphFunction.compile` hands that to :class:`OperatorSequence` for +the image (a fused ELF on NPU2, per-step xclbins on NPU1) and returns a +:class:`CompiledGraph` to call. Calling an uncompiled graph with real +tensors compiles for their shapes, says so once, and dispatches. +""" + +from .compiled import CompiledGraph, GraphFunction, graph +from .handle import Handle, State, Value, is_operand, state +from .trace import Step, TracedGraph, Tracer, current + +__all__ = [ + "CompiledGraph", + "GraphFunction", + "Handle", + "State", + "Step", + "TracedGraph", + "Tracer", + "Value", + "current", + "graph", + "is_operand", + "state", +] diff --git a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..36a05790fa --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py @@ -0,0 +1,289 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A graph function, and the image it compiles to.""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import inspect + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +import aie.utils as aie_utils + +from ..declare import ValueSpec +from ..declare.member import _Value +from ..design import device_symbol +from ..image.packaging import plan +from .handle import Handle, State, Value, _tensor_dtype +from .trace import TracedGraph, Tracer, _ReferenceTracer + +def _shape_and_dtype(spec): + """``(shape)`` or ``((shape), dtype)``.""" + if ( + isinstance(spec, tuple) + and len(spec) == 2 + and isinstance(spec[0], (tuple, list)) + ): + return tuple(spec[0]), spec[1] + return tuple(spec), bfloat16 + + +class GraphFunction: + """A function decorated with :func:`graph`.""" + + def __init__(self, fn, names_from=None): + self.fn = fn + self.names_from = names_from + self.__name__ = fn.__name__ + self.__doc__ = fn.__doc__ + sig = inspect.signature(fn) + self.params = [ + p.name + for p in sig.parameters.values() + if p.kind in (p.POSITIONAL_ONLY, p.POSITIONAL_OR_KEYWORD) + ] + self.value_params = {} + for p in sig.parameters.values(): + if p.kind is p.KEYWORD_ONLY: + ann = p.annotation + if isinstance(ann, type) and issubclass(ann, _Value): + ann = ValueSpec(ann.kind, np.int32) + if not isinstance(ann, ValueSpec): + raise TypeError( + f"{fn.__name__}: keyword-only parameter {p.name!r} is a " + f"per-call value and must be annotated Scratchpad[T] or " + f"DispatchTime[T]" + ) + self.value_params[p.name] = ann + elif p.kind in (p.VAR_POSITIONAL, p.VAR_KEYWORD): + raise TypeError(f"{fn.__name__}: *args/**kwargs are not traceable") + self._compiled = None + + # -- tracing --------------------------------------------------------------- + + def trace(self, **shapes) -> TracedGraph: + """Run the function on handles of the given shapes; return the graph.""" + missing = [p for p in self.params if p not in shapes] + unknown = [k for k in shapes if k not in self.params] + if missing or unknown: + raise TypeError( + f"{self.__name__}: shapes for {missing} missing" + + (f"; {unknown} are not inputs" if unknown else "") + ) + inputs = [] + for name in self.params: + shape, dtype = _shape_and_dtype(shapes[name]) + inputs.append(Handle(shape, dtype, name, "input")) + values = [ + Value(n, spec.kind, spec.dtype) for n, spec in self.value_params.items() + ] + with Tracer(self.__name__, self.names_from) as tracer: + result = self.fn(*inputs, **{v.name: v for v in values}) + outputs = self._outputs(result, tracer) + return tracer.finish(inputs, outputs, values) + + def _outputs(self, result, tracer) -> list: + if result is None: + return [] + items = list(result) if isinstance(result, (tuple, list)) else [result] + outputs = [] + for i, item in enumerate(items): + if not isinstance(item, Handle) or item.parent is not None: + raise TypeError( + f"{self.__name__} returned {item!r}; a graph returns whole " + f"handles produced inside it" + ) + if item.role == "input": + raise TypeError( + f"{self.__name__} returns its input {item.name!r} unchanged" + ) + if item.role == "intermediate": + item.name = f"out{i}" if len(items) > 1 else "out" + item.role = "output" + outputs.append(item) + return outputs + + # -- compiling and calling ----------------------------------------------------- + + def compile( + self, + dev=None, + *, + boundaries=None, + image=None, + verbose=False, + record="memory", + **shapes, + ): + """Compile for the given input shapes and return a :class:`CompiledGraph`. + + ``boundaries`` and ``image`` are the two packaging choices + (:mod:`iron.common.image.packaging`); everything else is derived and, under + ``verbose``, printed. ``record="disk"`` writes the image's + :class:`~iron.common.image.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside it. + """ + if dev is not None: + aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) + traced = self.trace(**shapes) + chosen = plan( + aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name, traced, boundaries, image + ) + if verbose: + print(chosen.report(self.__name__)) + self._compiled = CompiledGraph(traced, record=record, dispatch=chosen.dispatch) + self._compiled.plan = chosen + return self._compiled + + def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): + if self._compiled is None: + shapes = { + name: (tuple(t.shape), _tensor_dtype(t)) + for name, t in zip(self.params, tensors) + } + print(f"{self.__name__}: compiling for {shapes}") + self.compile(**shapes) + return self._compiled(*tensors, **values) + + def reference(self, *tensors, **values): + """The same function, each operator run through its ``reference()``.""" + with _ReferenceTracer(self.__name__) as tracer: + return self.fn(*tensors, **{k: values.get(k) for k in self.value_params}) + + +class CompiledGraph: + """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call.""" + + def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, record="memory", dispatch="auto"): + self.traced = traced + self.symbols = [] + for op, name, value in traced.bindings: + bound = getattr(op, name, None) + if bound is None or not hasattr(bound, "kind"): + bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) + self.symbols.append((value.name, device_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) + # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). + # compile() builds the image; the runtime that loads it is made on + # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. + self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch).compile(record=record) + self.image = self.sequence.image + # What the image consists of, by identity: its designs, which step + # runs which, and where each buffer lands in its plan. + self.artifacts = self.sequence.artifacts + self._callable = None + self._uploaded = False + + @property + def callable(self): + """The loaded image, made on first use (needs the XRT runtime).""" + if self._callable is None: + self._callable = self.sequence.get_callable() + return self._callable + + # -- buffers --------------------------------------------------------------- + + def buffer(self, x): + """The device buffer of a state, a weight tensor, or a handle.""" + if isinstance(x, State): + name = self.traced.states[id(x)].name + elif isinstance(x, Handle): + name = x.buffer_name + elif id(x) in self.traced.weights: + name = self.traced.weights[id(x)][1].name + else: + raise KeyError(f"{x!r} is not a state, weight or handle of this graph") + return self.callable.get_buffer(name) + + def write(self, x, tensor) -> None: + """Copy ``tensor`` into a state's or weight's buffer and push it to the device.""" + buf = self.buffer(x) + view = buf.torch_view() + import torch + + if not isinstance(tensor, torch.Tensor): + tensor = torch.as_tensor(np.asarray(tensor)) + view[:] = tensor.reshape(-1).to(view.dtype) + buf.to("npu") + + def read(self, x): + """A state's or weight's current contents, as a host tensor of its shape.""" + buf = self.buffer(x) + buf.to("cpu") + shape = self.traced.states[id(x)].shape if isinstance(x, State) else x.shape + return buf.to_torch().reshape(tuple(shape)) + + def _copy_in(self, name, tensor) -> None: + import torch + + if not isinstance(tensor, torch.Tensor): + tensor = torch.as_tensor(np.asarray(tensor)) + view = self.callable.get_buffer(name).torch_view() + view[:] = tensor.reshape(-1).to(view.dtype) + + def upload(self) -> None: + """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer; once.""" + if self._uploaded: + return + for tensor, handle in self.traced.weights.values(): + self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) + self._uploaded = True + + # -- calling --------------------------------------------------------------- + + def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): + if len(tensors) != len(self.traced.inputs): + raise TypeError( + f"{self.traced.name} takes {len(self.traced.inputs)} input(s), " + f"got {len(tensors)}" + ) + self.upload() + for handle, tensor in zip(self.traced.inputs, tensors): + if tuple(tensor.shape) != handle.shape: + raise ValueError( + f"{self.traced.name}: input {handle.name} was compiled for " + f"{handle.shape}, got {tuple(tensor.shape)}; a new shape is a " + f"new compile" + ) + self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) + self._write_values(values) + self.callable() + outputs = [self.callable.get_buffer(h.name) for h in self.traced.outputs] + if not outputs: + return None + return outputs[0] if len(outputs) == 1 else tuple(outputs) + + def _write_values(self, values) -> None: + expected = {v.name for v in self.traced.values} + missing, unknown = expected - set(values), set(values) - expected + if missing or unknown: + raise TypeError( + f"{self.traced.name}: per-call values {sorted(missing)} missing" + + (f"; {sorted(unknown)} unknown" if unknown else "") + ) + if not self.symbols: + return + params = getattr(self.callable, "params", None) + if params is not None: + for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols: + params.write(symbol, np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name])) + params.sync() + return + if hasattr(self.callable, "dispatch_values"): + # An image without a scratchpad: each kernel takes its values as + # dispatch-time scalars and regenerates its stream (ยง6). + self.callable.dispatch_values = { + symbol: np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name]) + for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols + } + return + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{type(self.callable).__name__} takes no per-call values" + ) + + +def graph(fn=None, *, names_from=None): + """Declare a graph function; see the module docstring.""" + if fn is None: + return lambda f: GraphFunction(f, names_from) + return GraphFunction(fn, names_from) diff --git a/iron/common/graph/handle.py b/iron/common/graph/handle.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..07756d4dae --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/graph/handle.py @@ -0,0 +1,137 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""What a traced graph passes around in place of a buffer.""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +from math import prod + +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from ..declare import Operator, Overlay + +class Handle: + """A traced tensor: a buffer of the graph, with a shape and a dtype. + + Carries no data. ``h[a:b]`` is a static slice along the leading axis; it + is a view into the parent's buffer, so it costs nothing at run time. + """ + + __slots__ = ("shape", "dtype", "name", "role", "parent", "start") + + def __init__(self, shape, dtype, name, role, parent=None, start=0): + self.shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) + self.dtype = dtype + self.name = name + self.role = role # input | output | weight | state | intermediate | slice + self.parent = parent + self.start = start # element offset into the parent, for a slice + + @property + def elements(self) -> int: + return prod(self.shape) if self.shape else 1 + + @property + def nbytes(self) -> int: + return self.elements * np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize + + @property + def buffer_name(self) -> str: + """The name the runlist uses: a slice is ``parent[start:stop]`` in bytes.""" + if self.parent is None: + return self.name + item = np.dtype(self.dtype).itemsize + return f"{self.parent.buffer_name}[{self.start * item}:{(self.start + self.elements) * item}]" + + def reshape(self, *shape) -> "Handle": + """The same buffer seen with another shape (no data moves).""" + if len(shape) == 1 and isinstance(shape[0], (tuple, list)): + shape = tuple(shape[0]) + if prod(shape) != self.elements: + raise ValueError(f"cannot reshape {self!r} to {list(shape)}") + return Handle(shape, self.dtype, self.name, self.role, self.parent, self.start) + + def __getitem__(self, index) -> "Handle": + if self.parent is not None: + raise TypeError("slicing a slice is not supported; slice the parent") + n = self.shape[0] + if isinstance(index, int): + if not -n <= index < n: + raise IndexError(f"index {index} out of range for {self.shape}") + index = index % n + start, stop, shape = index, index + 1, self.shape[1:] + elif isinstance(index, slice): + if index.step not in (None, 1): + raise ValueError("only unit steps are supported") + start, stop, _ = index.indices(n) + if stop <= start: + raise ValueError(f"empty slice {index}") + shape = (stop - start,) + self.shape[1:] + else: + raise TypeError("a handle is sliced along its leading axis only") + inner = prod(self.shape[1:]) if len(self.shape) > 1 else 1 + return Handle(shape, self.dtype, self.name, "slice", self, start * inner) + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Handle({self.buffer_name!r}, {list(self.shape)}, {np.dtype(self.dtype).name})" + + +class State: + """A tensor that persists on the device across calls (a KV cache). + + Created outside the graph function with :func:`state` and closed over. + Zero when the graph is first uploaded; read and written through + :meth:`CompiledGraph.buffer`. + """ + + __slots__ = ("shape", "dtype", "name", "host") + + def __init__(self, shape, dtype=bfloat16, name=None): + self.shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) + self.dtype = dtype + self.name = name + self.host = None # the reference path's copy, made on first use + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"State({self.name or ''}{list(self.shape)})" + + +def state(shape, dtype=bfloat16, name=None) -> State: + """Declare device-resident state a graph function closes over.""" + return State(shape, dtype, name) + + +class Value: + """A per-call scalar parameter of a graph function.""" + + __slots__ = ("name", "kind", "dtype") + + def __init__(self, name, kind, dtype): + self.name, self.kind, self.dtype = name, kind, dtype + + def __repr__(self) -> str: + return f"Value({self.name!r}, {self.kind}[{np.dtype(self.dtype).name}])" + + +def is_operand(x) -> bool: + """A graph handle, a state, or a host tensor (a weight).""" + if isinstance(x, (Handle, State)): + return True + if isinstance(x, (Overlay, Operator, type)): + return False + return hasattr(x, "shape") and hasattr(x, "dtype") + + +def _tensor_dtype(t): + dt = getattr(t, "dtype", None) + name = str(dt).replace("torch.", "") + return { + "bfloat16": bfloat16, + "float32": np.float32, + "int32": np.int32, + "int8": np.int8, + "uint8": np.uint8, + "int16": np.int16, + }.get(name, dt) diff --git a/iron/common/graph/trace.py b/iron/common/graph/trace.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d1ad88b37f --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/graph/trace.py @@ -0,0 +1,378 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Tracing a graph function: the handles it threads and the steps it records.""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +import itertools + +import numpy as np + +from ..declare import Operator, Resident +from ..declare.member import _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value +from ..image.sequence import OperatorSequence +from .handle import Handle, State, Value, _tensor_dtype, is_operand + +_STACK: list = [] + + +def current(): + """The tracer a graph function is being traced under, or ``None``.""" + return _STACK[-1] if _STACK else None + +@dataclasses.dataclass +class Step: + op: Operator + slots: list # the handle in each of the operator's buffers, in declaration order + inputs: list # handles consumed + outputs: list # handles produced + + @property + def names(self) -> list: + """Buffer names in declaration order, as the runlist spells them.""" + return [h.buffer_name for h in self.slots] + + +@dataclasses.dataclass +class TracedGraph: + """What tracing a graph function for given shapes produced.""" + + name: str + steps: list + inputs: list # Handles, in parameter order + outputs: list # Handles returned + values: list # Values, in parameter order + pinned: dict # buffer name -> nbytes, for weights, states and slice parents + weights: dict # id(tensor) -> (tensor, Handle) + states: dict # id(State) -> Handle + bindings: list # (op, member name, Value) + + @property + def runlist(self) -> list: + return [(s.op, *s.names) for s in self.steps] + + @property + def input_args(self) -> list: + return [h.name for h in self.inputs] + + @property + def output_args(self) -> list: + return [h.name for h in self.outputs] + + def sequence(self, name=None, **kwargs): + """The :class:`OperatorSequence` this graph lowers to (the image builder).""" + kwargs.setdefault("buffer_sizes", dict(self.pinned)) + kwargs.setdefault("share_designs", True) + return OperatorSequence( + name or self.name, + self.runlist, + self.input_args, + self.output_args, + **kwargs, + ) + + @property + def operators(self) -> list: + seen = {} + for s in self.steps: + seen.setdefault(id(s.op), s.op) + return list(seen.values()) + + @property + def overlays(self) -> list: + seen = {} + for op in self.operators: + seen.setdefault(op.ov.design_key(), op.ov) + return list(seen.values()) + + +class Tracer: + """Records operator calls on handles while a graph function runs.""" + + def __init__(self, name: str, names_from=None): + self.name = name + self.steps: list[Step] = [] + self.weights: dict[int, tuple] = {} + self.states: dict[int, Handle] = {} + self.overlays: dict = {} + self.bindings: list = [] + self._bound: dict[int, dict] = {} # id(op) -> {member: Value} + self._counter = itertools.count() + self._names = {} + if names_from is not None: + self._names = {id(p): n for n, p in names_from.named_parameters()} + + def __enter__(self): + _STACK.append(self) + return self + + def __exit__(self, *exc): + _STACK.pop() + + # -- operands --------------------------------------------------------- + + def operand(self, x) -> Handle: + if isinstance(x, Handle): + return x + if isinstance(x, State): + key = id(x) + if key not in self.states: + x.name = x.name or f"state{len(self.states)}" + self.states[key] = Handle(x.shape, x.dtype, x.name, "state") + return self.states[key] + if is_operand(x): + key = id(x) + if key not in self.weights: + name = self._names.get(key) or f"w{len(self.weights)}" + self.weights[key] = ( + x, + Handle(x.shape, _tensor_dtype(x), name, "weight"), + ) + return self.weights[key][1] + raise TypeError(f"{x!r} is not a graph handle, a state, or a tensor") + + # -- calls ------------------------------------------------------------- + + def call(self, target, args, kwargs): + """Record ``target(*args, **kwargs)``. + + ``args`` are the operator's inputs, optionally followed by its + outputs (a state it writes into); ``kwargs`` are per-call value + handles for its value members, and otherwise construction arguments + (dimensions, tunables, flags) when ``target`` is a class. + """ + operands = [self.operand(a) for a in args] + kwargs = dict(kwargs) + # A keyword whose value is a per-call handle binds a value member: the + # operator's own, or one on the overlay of the class resolve_class + # picks for it (the dynamic softmax). + values = { + k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if isinstance(kwargs[k], Value) + } + if isinstance(target, type): + # The class sees the values too: a family that picks a member from + # a bound value (the dynamic softmax) decides here. + cls = target.resolve_class(len(operands), {**kwargs, **values}) + own = self._split_values(cls, values) + n_in = sum( + 1 + for m in cls._members + if isinstance(m, _Buffer_) and m.direction != "out" + ) + op = self._construct(cls, operands[:n_in], operands[n_in:], kwargs) + else: + op = target + own = self._split_values(type(op), values) + if kwargs or values: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__} instance called with unexpected keyword " + f"arguments {sorted(kwargs) + sorted(values)}" + ) + for name, value in own.items(): + self._bind(op, name, value) + for name, value in values.items(): + self._bind_overlay(op, name, value) + return self._record(op, operands) + + @staticmethod + def _split_values(cls, kwargs) -> dict: + names = {m.name for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Value)} + return {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} + + def _construct(self, cls, inputs, outputs, kwargs) -> Operator: + inferred = cls.infer( + *[h.shape for h in inputs], + outputs=[h.shape for h in outputs], + **cls.infer_kwargs(kwargs), + ) + # The class's own translation splits overlay fields from the + # operator's and fills what it derives (a transfer size, a dtype + # spelling), exactly as the keyword constructor does. + ov, op_kwargs = cls._split_kwargs({**kwargs, **inferred}) + # One build per distinct overlay: equal keys are one array. + ov = self.overlays.setdefault(ov.design_key(), ov) + return cls(ov, **op_kwargs) + + def _bind(self, op, name, value) -> None: + if not isinstance(value, Value): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{name} takes a per-call value handle (a " + f"keyword-only parameter of the graph function), got {value!r}" + ) + bound = self._bound.setdefault(id(op), {}) + if name in bound and bound[name] is not value: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{name} is bound to {bound[name]!r} at an " + f"earlier call site and to {value!r} here; one instance has one " + f"value, bind one handle at every site or use two instances" + ) + if name not in bound: + op.use_value(name) + bound[name] = value + self.bindings.append((op, name, value)) + + def _bind_overlay(self, op, name, value) -> None: + """Bind a core-read value the operator's overlay declares.""" + if name not in {v.name for v in op.ov.values}: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__} has no per-call value {name!r}, on itself or " + f"on {type(op.ov).__name__}" + ) + bound = self._bound.setdefault(id(op), {}) + if name in bound and bound[name] is not value: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{name} is bound to {bound[name]!r} at an " + f"earlier call site and to {value!r} here" + ) + if name not in bound: + bound[name] = value + self.bindings.append((op, name, value)) + + def _record(self, op, operands): + buffers = op.buffers + ins = [b for b in buffers if b.direction in ("in", "inout")] + outs = [b for b in buffers if b.direction == "out"] + if len(operands) == len(ins): + given_outs = [] + elif len(operands) == len(ins) + len(outs): + given_outs = operands[len(ins) :] + else: + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " + f"({', '.join(b.name for b in ins)}), optionally followed by " + f"{len(outs)} output(s); got {len(operands)}" + ) + for h, b in zip(operands, ins + outs): + if h.elements != b.elements: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{b.name} is {b.shape} " + f"({b.elements} elements); operand {h!r} has {h.elements}" + ) + if np.dtype(h.dtype) != np.dtype(b.dtype): + raise TypeError( + f"{type(op).__name__}.{b.name} is {np.dtype(b.dtype).name}; " + f"operand {h!r} is {np.dtype(h.dtype).name}" + ) + slots, outputs, it, given = [], [], iter(operands[: len(ins)]), iter(given_outs) + for b in buffers: + if b.direction == "in": + slots.append(next(it)) + elif b.direction == "inout": + h = next(it) + slots.append(h) + outputs.append(h) # in place: the handle given is the result + elif given_outs: + slots.append(next(given)) # written where the caller said + else: + shape = b.shape + # A flat-declared output (an elementwise operator) keeps the + # shape of the operand it is the size of, so a (rows, cols) + # activation stays (rows, cols) through SiLU. + if len(shape) == 1: + like = next((h for h in operands if h.elements == b.elements), None) + if like is not None: + shape = like.shape + h = Handle( + shape, + b.dtype, + f"{type(op).__name__.lower()}{next(self._counter)}", + "intermediate", + ) + slots.append(h) + outputs.append(h) + self.steps.append( + Step(op, slots, operands[: len(ins)], outputs + list(given_outs)) + ) + if not outputs: + return None + return outputs[0] if len(outputs) == 1 else tuple(outputs) + + # -- the result ---------------------------------------------------------- + + def finish(self, inputs, outputs, values) -> TracedGraph: + pinned = {} + for _, h in self.weights.values(): + pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes + for h in self.states.values(): + pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes + # A slice's parent must have an explicit size, whatever produced it. + for step in self.steps: + for h in step.inputs + step.outputs: + if h.parent is not None and h.parent.role == "intermediate": + pinned.setdefault(h.parent.name, h.parent.nbytes) + return TracedGraph( + self.name, + self.steps, + inputs, + outputs, + values, + pinned, + self.weights, + self.states, + self.bindings, + ) + + +class _ReferenceTracer(Tracer): + """Runs each operator's CPU reference on host tensors as the graph is traced. + + Each call becomes ``op.reference(*inputs, *outputs, **values)``: the + tensors the graph passed, a state passed as an output as its host tensor + (the reference writes it in place, as the device writes the buffer), and + the per-call values the site binds, by name, as plain numbers. So a + graph's reference models the values too: a cache offset moves the copy, + a vector size masks the softmax. + """ + + def operand(self, x): + return x + + def call(self, target, args, kwargs): + import torch + + tensors, states = [], [] + for a in args: + state = None + if isinstance(a, State): + if a.host is None: + a.host = torch.zeros(a.shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + state, a = a, a.host + tensors.append(a) + states.append(state) + kwargs = dict(kwargs) + if isinstance(target, type): + cls = target.resolve_class(len(tensors), kwargs) + values = self._split_values(cls, kwargs) + # A value bound on the overlay is a core-read one: a scratchpad on + # the dynamic overlay, or the resident a class swaps for it when a + # site binds a handle (the softmax's vector_size). Either way the + # number goes to the reference, not to construction. + overlay_cls = cls._overlay_class + if overlay_cls is not None: + names = { + m.name + for m in overlay_cls._members + if isinstance(m, (_Value, Resident)) + } + values.update({k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names}) + shapes = [Handle(t.shape, _tensor_dtype(t), "", "input") for t in tensors] + n_in = sum( + 1 + for m in cls._members + if isinstance(m, _Buffer_) and m.direction != "out" + ) + op = self._construct(cls, shapes[:n_in], shapes[n_in:], kwargs) + else: + op = target + values = {} + n_in = sum(1 for b in op.buffers if b.direction != "out") + values = {k: v for k, v in values.items() if v is not None} + result = op.reference(*tensors, **values) + # A state written in place keeps its host tensor; a result returned + # for a given output lands in it. + for state, given in zip(states[n_in:], tensors[n_in:]): + if state is not None and result is not None and result is not given: + given.copy_(result.reshape(given.shape).to(given.dtype)) + return result From e3fe018b3261c4806daa516cacf43072bd15beb5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 13:08:49 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 158/215] The names sequence.py shed are imported from image/, not from image.sequence Moving the module rewrote every iron.common.sequence reference to iron.common.image.sequence, which is right for OperatorSequence and wrong for the names that went to fused.py and callable.py in the same split: build_fused_mlir and SequenceReferenceCallable. Callers take them from the package, which re-exports all of it, rather than reaching into a submodule. Caught by collecting the whole test tree, which the two fast suites I ran before pushing do not cover. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py | 2 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 6 +++--- iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py | 2 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 2 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py | 2 +- 5 files changed, 7 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py index 1fca453f6f..ebb71716d7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ from iron.common import DesignGenerator, Operator from iron.common.kernels import kernels_dir -from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence +from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence def _stream_group(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, k, group_index, context): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index 9750c7645f..0216faeed4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -195,7 +195,7 @@ def device(): def _two_step_sequence(buffer_offsets): """A tiny real sequence: one weight-like buffer plus one intermediate.""" - from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) @@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ def test_layout_is_unchanged_without_offsets(): def _chain(n_intermediates, plan_scratch): """A chain where each intermediate dies as the next is produced.""" - from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) @@ -306,7 +306,7 @@ def test_slices_are_never_pooled(): raises -- the slice simply reads the wrong memory. Found by probing the written-slice case, which the whole-buffer tests above cannot reach. """ - from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence + from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py index 67f1ca2503..81965569bd 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_dispatch.py @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import from_name import iron -from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence +from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd SIZE = 1024 diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index 0eeb5338ca..8b00b1b5c7 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 -from iron.common.image.sequence import OperatorSequence, build_fused_mlir +from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence, build_fused_mlir from iron.common.harness import verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_add import ElementwiseAdd from iron.operators.relu import ReLU diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py index df41a948f5..63793928a2 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import pytest from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.common.image.sequence import SequenceReferenceCallable +from iron.common.image import SequenceReferenceCallable @pytest.fixture From 43fd0dad4237f1d68f2b8373a5ec9a90b3fa171b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 13:19:53 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 159/215] References are numpy, as mlir-aie's are, so IRON does not need torch All nineteen references, the graph layer and the harness are numpy. Every operator, flm and the harness together now import in 0.34s and 466 modules with no torch at all, where touching one operator used to cost 2.1s and 1,200 modules for a CPU reference the compile path never calls. The recipe throughout is upcast to float32, compute, round once, which is what torch does internally for a bf16 tensor. Against the expressions they replace: relu, sigmoid, tanh, silu, leaky_relu, axpy, gemm and batched gemv are bit-identical; gelu differs on 49 of 8192 values by one bf16 ULP; MHA differs by 7.2e-7, where torch's own FLASH and MATH backends differ from each other by 8.9e-7. flm's bfp16 packing still reproduces its documented hardware cases: 14.9375 -> 15 rounds up while 106.5 -> 106 and 94.5 -> 94 tie to even. Four things do not survive a naive translation: * bfloat16 arithmetic must not be done in bfloat16. Computed natively, sigmoid drifts 3.9e-3 over a third of its values, because every step re-rounds; only the float32 intermediate matches. * np.matmul accumulates in the input dtype, where torch and the AIE kernel both accumulate in f32 -- 5e-3 on a batched gemv. * np.einsum has no bfloat16 loop, so gemv's batched path is a reshaped matmul. * repeat.py called x.repeat_interleave and mem_copy.py called x.clone(), torch methods in modules that import no torch, so nothing based on imports finds them. Grepping for the methods does. The weights the llama graphs close over convert once, through a Weights mapping that also serves as names_from. Converting inline made a fresh array per call, which cost a conversion per trace and, worse, left every weight unnamed and unpinned, since the tracer keys both on identity. Uses mlir-aie's numpy_view() (claude/mlir-aie-iron-upstream af1de1d) on the write paths that must not sync from the device first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py | 89 +++++++++++++------ iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py | 26 +++--- iron/common/graph/compiled.py | 18 ++-- iron/common/graph/handle.py | 2 +- iron/common/graph/trace.py | 5 +- iron/common/harness.py | 78 ++++++---------- iron/common/image/callable.py | 32 ++----- iron/operators/axpy.py | 6 +- iron/operators/dequant.py | 44 +++++---- iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py | 21 +++-- iron/operators/flm/packing.py | 19 ++-- iron/operators/gelu.py | 8 +- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 7 +- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 13 +-- iron/operators/layer_norm.py | 14 +-- iron/operators/leaky_relu.py | 8 +- iron/operators/mem_copy.py | 2 +- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 33 ++++--- iron/operators/relu.py | 7 +- iron/operators/repeat.py | 2 +- iron/operators/rms_norm.py | 7 +- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 45 ++++------ iron/operators/sigmoid.py | 8 +- iron/operators/silu.py | 8 +- iron/operators/softmax.py | 12 +-- iron/operators/strided_copy.py | 4 +- iron/operators/tanh.py | 7 +- iron/operators/transpose.py | 4 +- iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 43 ++++++--- .../operators/rope_reference_convention.py | 27 +++--- 30 files changed, 310 insertions(+), 289 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py index fc1a2fbdce..1b41a58f8e 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py @@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ import numpy as np import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import iron from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad @@ -37,6 +38,42 @@ from iron.operators.transpose import Transpose +def _np(t): + """A torch tensor as numpy, bf16 preserved.""" + t = t.detach() + if t.dtype is torch.bfloat16: + return t.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(bfloat16) + return t.numpy() + + +class Weights: + """A module tree's parameters as numpy, each converted exactly once. + + The graph layer and every operator reference are numpy; the tree these + come from is torch, because that is how the checkpoint ships and how + :mod:`.model` computes the CPU forward. This is the one boundary. + + Converting once matters beyond the cost: the tracer pins a weight and + names it by the identity of the array the graph closed over, so a fresh + array per trace would leave every weight unnamed and unpinned. + """ + + def __init__(self, module): + self._by_id, self._named = {}, [] + for name, p in module.named_parameters(): + array = _np(p) + self._by_id[id(p)] = array + self._named.append((name, array)) + + def __call__(self, parameter): + """The numpy array standing for ``parameter``, the same one each time.""" + return self._by_id[id(parameter)] + + def named_parameters(self): + """What ``iron.graph(names_from=...)`` reads, over the numpy arrays.""" + return iter(self._named) + + class DecodeGraph: """The decode graph function and the state it closes over. @@ -48,6 +85,7 @@ class DecodeGraph: def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None): model = config.model + W = Weights(model) H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim if num_aie_columns is None: @@ -69,7 +107,7 @@ def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None): for i in range(config.n_layers) ] # 1/sqrt(head_dim) over every score, as the elementwise multiply wants it. - self.scale = torch.full((H, L), 1.0 / math.sqrt(D), dtype=torch.bfloat16) + self.scale = np.full((H, L), 1.0 / math.sqrt(D), dtype=bfloat16) keys, values, scale = self.keys, self.values, self.scale # Matrices are read as the checkpoint ships them, (out, in): GEMV's @@ -93,7 +131,7 @@ def proj(weight, x, *, tile_in=4, tile_out): num_aie_channels=1, ) - @iron.graph(names_from=model) + @iron.graph(names_from=W) def decode( x, angles, @@ -103,11 +141,11 @@ def decode( ): for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): # - h = RMSNorm(x, blk.norm1.weight) + h = RMSNorm(x, W(blk.norm1.weight)) # - q = proj(blk.attn.q.weight, h, tile_out=D // 2) - k = proj(blk.attn.k.weight, h, tile_out=D // 2) - v = proj(blk.attn.v.weight, h, tile_out=D // 2) + q = proj(W(blk.attn.q.weight), h, tile_out=D // 2) + k = proj(W(blk.attn.k.weight), h, tile_out=D // 2) + v = proj(W(blk.attn.v.weight), h, tile_out=D // 2) q = RoPE(q.reshape(H, D), angles) k = RoPE(k.reshape(G, D), angles) StridedCopy(k, keys[i], out_offset=cache_offset, **copy_into_cache) @@ -134,23 +172,23 @@ def decode( s=8, ) ctx = proj(v_t, weights, tile_out=4) - o = proj(blk.attn.o.weight, ctx.reshape(H * D), tile_out=E // cols) + o = proj(W(blk.attn.o.weight), ctx.reshape(H * D), tile_out=E // cols) # x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) - h = RMSNorm(x, blk.norm2.weight) - gate = proj(blk.ffn.gate.weight, h, tile_out=F // cols) - up = proj(blk.ffn.up.weight, h, tile_out=F // cols) + h = RMSNorm(x, W(blk.norm2.weight)) + gate = proj(W(blk.ffn.gate.weight), h, tile_out=F // cols) + up = proj(W(blk.ffn.up.weight), h, tile_out=F // cols) act = ElementwiseMul( SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F // cols), up, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F // cols, ) - down = proj(blk.ffn.down.weight, act, tile_in=1, tile_out=E // cols) + down = proj(W(blk.ffn.down.weight), act, tile_in=1, tile_out=E // cols) x = ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) # - x = RMSNorm(x, model.norm.weight) - return proj(model.out_head.weight, x, tile_out=32) + x = RMSNorm(x, W(model.norm.weight)) + return proj(W(model.out_head.weight), x, tile_out=32) self.graph = decode @@ -182,6 +220,7 @@ class PrefillGraph: def __init__(self, config, decode, *, num_of_pipelines=8, tile_m=64): model = config.model + W = Weights(model) H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim L, cols = decode.max_seq_len, decode.num_aie_columns @@ -227,15 +266,15 @@ def norm(x, weight): num_aie_channels=1, ) - @iron.graph(names_from=model) + @iron.graph(names_from=W) def prefill(x, angles, *, last: Scratchpad[np.int32]): for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): # - h = norm(x, blk.norm1.weight) + h = norm(x, W(blk.norm1.weight)) # - q = proj(h, blk.attn.q.weight) # (L, H*D) - k = proj(h, blk.attn.k.weight) # (L, G*D) - v = proj(h, blk.attn.v.weight) + q = proj(h, W(blk.attn.q.weight)) # (L, H*D) + k = proj(h, W(blk.attn.k.weight)) # (L, G*D) + v = proj(h, W(blk.attn.v.weight)) # One angle row per position, applied to that position's heads. q = RoPE(q.reshape(L * H, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) k = RoPE(k.reshape(L * G, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) @@ -248,25 +287,25 @@ def prefill(x, angles, *, last: Scratchpad[np.int32]): heads_interleaved=True, num_of_pipelines=num_of_pipelines, ) - o = proj(o.reshape(L, H * D), blk.attn.o.weight) + o = proj(o.reshape(L, H * D), W(blk.attn.o.weight)) # x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) - h = norm(x, blk.norm2.weight) - gate = proj(h, blk.ffn.gate.weight) - up = proj(h, blk.ffn.up.weight) + h = norm(x, W(blk.norm2.weight)) + gate = proj(h, W(blk.ffn.gate.weight)) + up = proj(h, W(blk.ffn.up.weight)) act = ElementwiseMul( SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F), up, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F, ) - down = proj(act, blk.ffn.down.weight) + down = proj(act, W(blk.ffn.down.weight)) x = ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) # x_last = StridedCopy(x, in_offset=last, **last_row).reshape(1, E) - h = RMSNorm(x_last, model.norm.weight) + h = RMSNorm(x_last, W(model.norm.weight)) return GEMV( - model.out_head.weight, + W(model.out_head.weight), h, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_input=4, diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py index 6e0b3d84be..aa5b924aba 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py @@ -5,7 +5,11 @@ import logging +import numpy as np import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from .graphs import _np from . import harness from .graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph @@ -45,19 +49,19 @@ def llama_forward_pass_prefill(config, state): assert batch == 1 and 0 < seq_len <= max_seq_len # The prompt fills the first rows; the rest are never read (attention is # causal, and decode masks the cache's tail by its vector size). - x = torch.zeros(max_seq_len, config.emb_dim, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - x[:seq_len] = torch.nn.functional.embedding( - state.token_ids, config.model.out_head.weight + x = np.zeros((max_seq_len, config.emb_dim), dtype=bfloat16) + x[:seq_len] = _np( + torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, config.model.out_head.weight) ).reshape(seq_len, config.emb_dim) # The last prompt row's logits only, selected by its element offset. logits = ( npu.prefill( x, - config.angles[:max_seq_len], + _np(config.angles)[:max_seq_len], last=(seq_len - 1) * config.emb_dim, ) - .to_torch() - .view(1, 1, config.vocab_size) + .numpy() + .reshape(1, 1, config.vocab_size) ) npu.prefill_to_decode(config) return logits, state @@ -80,11 +84,13 @@ def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): # context lengths, which iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py shows # drifting from the CPU reference from the second token on (ยง18). - angles = config.angles[ + angles = _np(config.angles)[ state.num_preceding_tokens : state.num_preceding_tokens + seq_len ] # Token embedding (on CPU) - x = torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, config.model.out_head.weight) + x = _np( + torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, config.model.out_head.weight) + ) logits = ( npu.decode( @@ -93,8 +99,8 @@ def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): cache_offset=cache_offset, vector_size=context_len, ) - .to_torch() - .view(1, 1, config.vocab_size) + .numpy() + .reshape(1, 1, config.vocab_size) ) return logits, state diff --git a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py index 36a05790fa..e5ba9f07dd 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py @@ -198,12 +198,8 @@ def buffer(self, x): def write(self, x, tensor) -> None: """Copy ``tensor`` into a state's or weight's buffer and push it to the device.""" buf = self.buffer(x) - view = buf.torch_view() - import torch - - if not isinstance(tensor, torch.Tensor): - tensor = torch.as_tensor(np.asarray(tensor)) - view[:] = tensor.reshape(-1).to(view.dtype) + view = buf.numpy_view() + view[:] = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(-1).astype(view.dtype) buf.to("npu") def read(self, x): @@ -211,15 +207,11 @@ def read(self, x): buf = self.buffer(x) buf.to("cpu") shape = self.traced.states[id(x)].shape if isinstance(x, State) else x.shape - return buf.to_torch().reshape(tuple(shape)) + return buf.numpy().reshape(tuple(shape)) def _copy_in(self, name, tensor) -> None: - import torch - - if not isinstance(tensor, torch.Tensor): - tensor = torch.as_tensor(np.asarray(tensor)) - view = self.callable.get_buffer(name).torch_view() - view[:] = tensor.reshape(-1).to(view.dtype) + view = self.callable.get_buffer(name).numpy_view() + view[:] = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(-1).astype(view.dtype) def upload(self) -> None: """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer; once.""" diff --git a/iron/common/graph/handle.py b/iron/common/graph/handle.py index 07756d4dae..47d6918875 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/handle.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/handle.py @@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ def is_operand(x) -> bool: def _tensor_dtype(t): dt = getattr(t, "dtype", None) - name = str(dt).replace("torch.", "") + name = str(dt) return { "bfloat16": bfloat16, "float32": np.float32, diff --git a/iron/common/graph/trace.py b/iron/common/graph/trace.py index d1ad88b37f..c80d78ad38 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/trace.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/trace.py @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ import itertools import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from ..declare import Operator, Resident from ..declare.member import _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value @@ -330,14 +331,12 @@ def operand(self, x): return x def call(self, target, args, kwargs): - import torch - tensors, states = [], [] for a in args: state = None if isinstance(a, State): if a.host is None: - a.host = torch.zeros(a.shape, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + a.host = np.zeros(a.shape, dtype=bfloat16) state, a = a, a.host tensors.append(a) states.append(state) diff --git a/iron/common/harness.py b/iron/common/harness.py index f1a490ed58..3d0c53fc08 100644 --- a/iron/common/harness.py +++ b/iron/common/harness.py @@ -3,10 +3,10 @@ """The device test harness: draw vectors, run an operator, check and time it. -Heavy by nature -- torch, and mlir-aie's runtime and benchmark helpers -- -so it is imported by tests, never by an operator module. The light half, -how an operator *declares* the shapes it is tested at, is -:mod:`iron.common.testing`, which imports neither torch nor pytest. +Everything is numpy, as an operator's ``reference`` is: a draw becomes the +device buffer it is handed to, and mlir-aie's ``nearly_equal`` compares what +comes back. The light half, how an operator *declares* the shapes it is +tested at, is :mod:`iron.common.testing`, which imports no pytest. """ from __future__ import annotations @@ -15,38 +15,19 @@ from typing import NamedTuple import numpy as np -import torch import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.benchmark import run_iters from aie.utils.verify import nearly_equal from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -_TORCH_DTYPES = { - bfloat16: torch.bfloat16, - np.float32: torch.float32, - np.int8: torch.int8, - np.uint8: torch.uint8, - np.int16: torch.int16, - np.int32: torch.int32, -} - - -def torch_dtype(dtype) -> torch.dtype: - """The torch dtype of a numpy scalar type (``ml_dtypes.bfloat16`` included).""" - key = np.dtype(dtype).type - if key not in _TORCH_DTYPES: - raise TypeError(f"no torch dtype for {dtype!r}") - return _TORCH_DTYPES[key] - - @dataclasses.dataclass class Vectors: """One operator's test vectors, keyed by its declared buffer names.""" - inputs: dict[str, torch.Tensor] - outputs: dict[str, torch.Tensor] + inputs: dict[str, np.ndarray] + outputs: dict[str, np.ndarray] - def __getitem__(self, name: str) -> torch.Tensor: + def __getitem__(self, name: str) -> np.ndarray: return self.inputs[name] if name in self.inputs else self.outputs[name] @@ -57,38 +38,38 @@ def vectors(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Vecto inputs drawn here, so this pairs a draw with the operator's own reference rather than with an independent oracle. - Each ``In`` buffer, in declaration order, is ``torch.rand`` of its declared - shape and dtype times ``scale`` (``torch.randn`` for the names in + Each ``In`` buffer, in declaration order, is a uniform draw of its declared + shape and dtype times ``scale`` (a normal draw for the names in ``normal``, shifted to centre on zero for those in ``centered``; an integer buffer draws uniformly on ``[0, scale]``), or comes from - ``given``: a tensor as it is, or a shape to draw in place of the declared + ``given``: an array as it is, or a shape to draw in place of the declared one (an operand the sequence packs, such as flm GEMM's B). The outputs are ``op.reference(*inputs)`` under the declared output names. """ unknown = set(given) - {b.name for b in op.inputs} if unknown: raise ValueError(f"{type(op).__name__} has no input {sorted(unknown)}") - torch.manual_seed(seed) + rng = np.random.default_rng(seed) inputs = {} for b in op.inputs: value = given.get(b.name) - if isinstance(value, torch.Tensor): + if isinstance(value, np.ndarray): inputs[b.name] = value continue shape = tuple(b.shape) if value is None else tuple(value) # A buffer whose dtype follows tuning (flm GEMM's packed B) has none # until tuned; the unpacked operand a shape override asks for is bf16. - dtype = torch.bfloat16 if b.dtype is None else torch_dtype(b.dtype) - if not dtype.is_floating_point: - t = torch.randint(0, int(scale) + 1, shape, dtype=dtype) + dtype = np.dtype(bfloat16 if b.dtype is None else b.dtype) + if dtype.kind not in "fc": + t = rng.integers(0, int(scale) + 1, shape).astype(dtype) else: - draw = torch.randn if b.name in normal else torch.rand - t = draw(shape, dtype=dtype) * scale + draw = rng.standard_normal if b.name in normal else rng.random + t = (draw(shape) * scale).astype(dtype) if b.name in centered: - t = t - scale / 2 + t = (t.astype(np.float32) - scale / 2).astype(dtype) inputs[b.name] = t out = op.reference(*inputs.values()) - outs = (out,) if isinstance(out, torch.Tensor) else tuple(out) + outs = (out,) if isinstance(out, np.ndarray) else tuple(out) names = [b.name for b in op.outputs] if len(outs) != len(names): raise ValueError( @@ -100,19 +81,10 @@ def vectors(op, *, seed=42, scale=4.0, normal=(), centered=(), **given) -> Vecto # TODO: Consider upstreaming generic buffer utilities to mlir-aie once operator abstractions stabilize. -def _to_numpy(x): - if isinstance(x, torch.Tensor): - t = x.detach().cpu().contiguous() - if t.dtype == torch.bfloat16: - return t.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(np.dtype("bfloat16")) - return t.numpy() - return np.asarray(x) - - def verify_buffer( - output: np.ndarray | torch.Tensor, + output: np.ndarray, buf_name: str, - reference: np.ndarray | torch.Tensor, + reference: np.ndarray, rel_tol: float = 0.04, abs_tol: float = 1e-6, max_error_rate: float = 0.0, @@ -125,8 +97,8 @@ def verify_buffer( ``max_error_rate`` lets that fraction of the elements miss; a shorter output than reference counts the missing elements as errors. """ - expected = _to_numpy(reference).reshape(-1) - got = _to_numpy(output).reshape(-1) + expected = np.asarray(reference).reshape(-1) + got = np.asarray(output).reshape(-1) errors: list[int] = [] if len(got) < len(expected): print( @@ -233,7 +205,7 @@ def run_test( produced[name] = buf else: name, data = next(ins) - buf = tensor_class.from_torch(data) + buf = tensor_class(data) if b.direction == "inout": produced[name] = buf except StopIteration: @@ -254,7 +226,7 @@ def run_test( print(f"Warning: Output buffer {name} not found in operator arguments") continue bad = verify_buffer( - produced[name].to_torch(), name, expected, rel_tol, abs_tol, max_error_rate + produced[name].numpy(), name, expected, rel_tol, abs_tol, max_error_rate ) if bad: errors[name] = bad diff --git a/iron/common/image/callable.py b/iron/common/image/callable.py index 4eac1d94d1..126e217ae1 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/callable.py +++ b/iron/common/image/callable.py @@ -40,18 +40,6 @@ def _n_elements(nbytes): return max(nbytes, BF16.itemsize) // BF16.itemsize -def _torch(): - """Import torch for CPU reference/compare paths. Compile and NPU dispatch do not.""" - try: - import torch - except ImportError as exc: - raise RuntimeError( - "OperatorSequence CPU reference/compare modes need torch. " - "Compile and NPU dispatch do not." - ) from exc - return torch - - def _require_xrt() -> None: """Fail with the reason, rather than an AttributeError on ``None.elf``.""" if pyxrt is None: @@ -223,7 +211,7 @@ def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): def _sync_inputs(self): # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so - # a write through one (e.g. torch_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty + # a write through one (e.g. numpy_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. self.input_buffer.to("npu") @@ -318,16 +306,15 @@ def _sync_inputs(self): pass def _run(self): - torch = _torch() for step_op, in_names, in_specs, out_name, out_spec in self._iter_steps(): inputs = [ - _reshape_for_spec(self._resolve_buffer(n).torch_view(), s).clone() + _reshape_for_spec(self._resolve_buffer(n).numpy_view(), s).copy() for n, s in zip(in_names, in_specs) ] out = step_op.reference(*inputs) - out_flat = self._resolve_buffer(out_name).torch_view() + out_flat = self._resolve_buffer(out_name).numpy_view() n_out = int(np.prod(out_spec.shape)) if out_spec.shape else 1 - out_flat[:n_out].copy_(out.reshape(-1).to(torch.bfloat16)) + out_flat[:n_out] = out.reshape(-1).astype(BF16) class SequenceCompareCallable(SequenceXclbinCallable): @@ -349,7 +336,7 @@ def _read_to_cpu(self, name, spec): buf = self._resolve_buffer(name) buf.to("cpu") n = int(np.prod(spec.shape)) if spec.shape else 1 - return buf.torch_view()[:n].clone().reshape(spec.shape) + return buf.numpy_view()[:n].copy().reshape(spec.shape) def _run(self): # Reset per-invocation stats, then reuse SequenceXclbinCallable._run's @@ -366,8 +353,7 @@ def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): kernel(*args) - torch = _torch() - npu_out = self._read_to_cpu(out_name, out_spec).to(torch.float32) + npu_out = self._read_to_cpu(out_name, out_spec).astype(np.float32) ref_out = step_op.reference(*cpu_inputs) stats = { @@ -378,9 +364,9 @@ def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): "output": out_name, } - ref_flat = ref_out.reshape(out_spec.shape).to(torch.float32) - diff = (npu_out - ref_flat).abs() - ref_mag = ref_flat.abs() + ref_flat = ref_out.reshape(out_spec.shape).astype(np.float32) + diff = np.abs(npu_out - ref_flat) + ref_mag = np.abs(ref_flat) max_abs = float(diff.max()) ref_max = float(ref_mag.max()) rel = float((diff / (ref_mag + 1e-6)).max()) diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy.py b/iron/operators/axpy.py index 44093afa3e..c941c44ef0 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import datamovement +import numpy as np + from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator, BinaryElementwiseOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, device_columns @@ -53,6 +55,4 @@ class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator[AXPYOverlay]): def reference(self, a, b): """CPU reference: ``scalar_factor * a + b``.""" - import torch - - return torch.tensor(self.ov.scalar_factor, dtype=a.dtype) * a + b + return np.asarray(self.ov.scalar_factor, dtype=a.dtype) * a + b diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant.py b/iron/operators/dequant.py index bbfddaefef..61fb8f3fc8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant.py @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOverlay from iron.common.declare import ( @@ -94,13 +95,11 @@ def _cases(): def _packed(op): """Values in [0, 3.75) with scales in [1/3.75, 1) keep every quantized value inside int4's [0, 15]; the input is their packed form.""" - import torch - - torch.manual_seed(42) - values = torch.rand(op.size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.75 - scales = 1 / 3.75 + (1 - 1 / 3.75) * torch.rand( - op.size // op.ov.group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16 - ) + rng = np.random.default_rng(42) + values = (rng.random(op.size) * 3.75).astype(bfloat16) + scales = ( + 1 / 3.75 + (1 - 1 / 3.75) * rng.random(op.size // op.ov.group_size) + ).astype(bfloat16) return dict(x=op.pack(values, scales)) @@ -159,20 +158,21 @@ def pack(self, values, scales): """Quantize ``values`` (bf16, ``size``) by ``scales`` (bf16, one per ``group_size``, zero point 0) into the kernel's packed uint8 layout; the inverse of :meth:`reference`. Values are rounded half to even - and clipped to the int4 range, as ``torch.quantize_per_channel`` does. + and clipped to the int4 range. """ - import torch - tile, group = self.ov.tile_size, self.ov.group_size if tile is None: raise ValueError("Dequant.pack needs tile_size (tune the overlay)") n_tiles, groups = self.size // tile, tile // group - v = values.reshape(n_tiles, groups, group).to(torch.float32) - s = scales.reshape(n_tiles, groups, 1).to(torch.float32) - q = torch.round(v / s).clamp(0, 15).to(torch.uint8) + v = values.reshape(n_tiles, groups, group).astype(np.float32) + s = scales.reshape(n_tiles, groups, 1).astype(np.float32) + # np.round is round-half-to-even, as torch.round is. + q = np.clip(np.round(v / s), 0, 15).astype(np.uint8) nibbles = (q[..., 0::2] | (q[..., 1::2] << 4)).reshape(n_tiles, tile // 2) - scale_bytes = scales.reshape(n_tiles, groups).contiguous().view(torch.uint8) - return torch.cat([nibbles, scale_bytes.reshape(n_tiles, -1)], dim=1).reshape(-1) + scale_bytes = np.ascontiguousarray(scales.reshape(n_tiles, groups)).view(np.uint8) + return np.concatenate( + [nibbles, scale_bytes.reshape(n_tiles, -1)], axis=1 + ).reshape(-1) def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: int4 values times their group's bf16 scale, in f32. @@ -180,19 +180,17 @@ def reference(self, x): The packed tile is ``tile_size // 2`` bytes of nibbles (element ``2k`` in the low nibble of byte ``k``, ``2k + 1`` in the high) followed by one little-endian bf16 scale per ``group_size`` values; the zero point - is 0. Results are exact in f32, as ``torch.dequantize`` gives them. + is 0. Results are exact in f32. """ - import torch - tile, group = self.ov.tile_size, self.ov.group_size if tile is None: raise ValueError("Dequant.reference needs tile_size (tune the overlay)") n_tiles, groups = self.size // tile, tile // group packed = x.reshape(n_tiles, tile // 2 + groups * 2) - nibbles = packed[:, : tile // 2].to(torch.int32) - q = torch.stack([nibbles & 0xF, nibbles >> 4], dim=-1).reshape( + nibbles = packed[:, : tile // 2].astype(np.int32) + q = np.stack([nibbles & 0xF, nibbles >> 4], axis=-1).reshape( n_tiles, groups, group ) - scales = packed[:, tile // 2 :].reshape(n_tiles, groups, 2).contiguous() - scales = scales.view(torch.bfloat16).to(torch.float32) # (n_tiles, groups, 1) - return (q.to(torch.float32) * scales).reshape(self.size) + scales = np.ascontiguousarray(packed[:, tile // 2 :].reshape(n_tiles, groups, 2)) + scales = scales.view(bfloat16).astype(np.float32) # (n_tiles, groups, 1) + return (q.astype(np.float32) * scales).reshape(self.size) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py index 52eb639785..ac5abeff3b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py @@ -1,10 +1,17 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import torch +import numpy as np + from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue +def _sigmoid(x): + """``1 / (1 + exp(-x))`` in float32, rounded once back to ``x``'s dtype.""" + f = x.astype(np.float32) + return (1 / (1 + np.exp(-f))).astype(x.dtype) + + def apply_epilogue(C, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None): """The fused output stage alone, applied to an already-accumulated C. @@ -21,13 +28,13 @@ def apply_epilogue(C, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None): case Epilogue.NONE: pass case Epilogue.GELU: - C = C * torch.sigmoid(1.702 * C) + C = C * _sigmoid(np.float32(1.702) * C) case Epilogue.SILU: - C = C * torch.sigmoid(C) + C = C * _sigmoid(C) case Epilogue.SIGMOID: - C = torch.sigmoid(C) + C = _sigmoid(C) if clamp is not None: - C = torch.clamp(C, clamp[0], clamp[1]) + C = np.clip(C, clamp[0], clamp[1]) return C @@ -53,5 +60,7 @@ def reference(input_a, input_b, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None): ``torch.sigmoid`` can reproduce. Tolerances have to absorb that part. """ out_dtype = input_a.dtype - C = torch.matmul(input_a.float(), input_b.float()).to(out_dtype) + C = np.matmul( + input_a.astype(np.float32), input_b.astype(np.float32) + ).astype(out_dtype) return apply_epilogue(C, epilogue, clamp) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/packing.py b/iron/operators/flm/packing.py index a57388232f..c9815e16cd 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/packing.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/packing.py @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ """ import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 def f32_to_bfp16ebs8(a, round_conv_even=True): @@ -33,8 +34,6 @@ def f32_to_bfp16ebs8(a, round_conv_even=True): Layout per block: one shared-exponent byte then the 8 mantissa bytes. """ - import torch - flat = np.ascontiguousarray(a, dtype=np.float32).reshape(-1, 8) u = flat.view(np.uint32) sign = (u & 0x80000000) != 0 @@ -62,7 +61,7 @@ def f32_to_bfp16ebs8(a, round_conv_even=True): out = np.empty((flat.shape[0], 9), dtype=np.uint8) out[:, 0] = max_exp[:, 0].astype(np.uint8) out[:, 1:] = v8.astype(np.int8).view(np.uint8) - return torch.from_numpy(out.reshape(-1)) + return out.reshape(-1) def pack_b( @@ -98,8 +97,6 @@ def pack_b( ordering against the overlay via ``tile.reshape(...).transpose(2, 1, 0, 3)``; incompatible with ``bfp16``, which only the IRON-built kernel uses. """ - import torch - if overlay_order and bfp16: raise ValueError("overlay_order is bf16-only; the overlay never takes bfp16 B") K, N = B.shape @@ -113,17 +110,17 @@ def pack_b( if not bfp16: if overlay_order: # -> (cb, kb, kslice, tb, s_in, i, t_in) - out = blocked.permute(4, 0, 1, 5, 3, 2, 6).reshape(-1).contiguous() + out = np.ascontiguousarray(blocked.transpose(4, 0, 1, 5, 3, 2, 6)).reshape(-1) else: # -> (cb, kb, kslice, tb, i, s_in, t_in) # Row-major s x t within the block, which is what the plain mmul # loads. - out = blocked.permute(4, 0, 1, 5, 2, 3, 6).reshape(-1).contiguous() + out = np.ascontiguousarray(blocked.transpose(4, 0, 1, 5, 2, 3, 6)).reshape(-1) # Callers may pass B in whatever dtype they have it in (e.g. a model's # native f32 weight); the kernels and the declared buffers assume the result # is bf16, so guarantee that here rather than silently returning # whatever B.dtype was. - return out.to(torch.bfloat16) + return out.astype(bfloat16) # -> (cb, kb, kslice, tb, i, t_in, s_in) # t-major within the block: the mixed mmul hands B straight to # mac_8x8_8x8T without the transpose the bf16 form applies, so the transpose @@ -131,8 +128,10 @@ def pack_b( # exponent (8 consecutive k for one n) adjacent, which is what makes the # block grouping match the kernel's. Grouping over n instead measures # 1.95e-02 against this layout's 2.69e-04. - blocked = blocked.permute(4, 0, 1, 5, 2, 6, 3).reshape(-1, 8).contiguous() - return f32_to_bfp16ebs8(blocked.float().numpy(), round_conv_even=round_conv_even) + blocked = np.ascontiguousarray(blocked.transpose(4, 0, 1, 5, 2, 6, 3)).reshape(-1, 8) + return f32_to_bfp16ebs8( + blocked.astype(np.float32), round_conv_even=round_conv_even + ) def packed_b_size(K, N, bfp16): diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu.py b/iron/operators/gelu.py index b6e490f0bf..0ae3ab7586 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gelu.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu.py @@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import activation +import numpy as np + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -27,6 +29,6 @@ class GELU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[GELUOverlay]): def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: the tanh approximation the kernel computes.""" - import torch - - return torch.nn.functional.gelu(x, approximate="tanh") + f = x.astype(np.float32) + inner = np.sqrt(np.float32(2 / np.pi)) * (f + np.float32(0.044715) * f**3) + return (0.5 * f * (1 + np.tanh(inner))).astype(x.dtype) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index d28ffd0897..9da7bf1395 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -775,10 +775,11 @@ def reference(input_a, input_b, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False): ``(K, N)`` when ``b_col_maj`` is set before the matmul, and the result is transposed to ``(N, M)`` when ``c_col_maj`` is set. """ - import torch - B = input_b.T if b_col_maj else input_b - C = torch.matmul(input_a, B) + # float32 accumulate, rounded once, as the kernel's f32 accumulator does. + C = np.matmul(input_a.astype(np.float32), B.astype(np.float32)).astype( + input_a.dtype + ) if c_col_maj: C = C.T return C diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index b42a1d320f..9963ff78ae 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -422,11 +422,14 @@ def reference(A, B): Batched when ``A`` is ``(batches, M, K)`` and ``B`` ``(batches, K)``: one product per batch, as the operator's ``num_batches`` runs them. """ - import torch - - if A.dim() == 3: - return torch.einsum("bmk,bk->bm", A, B.reshape(A.shape[0], A.shape[2])) - return A @ B.reshape(A.shape[-1]) + # In float32 and rounded once: numpy's matmul would otherwise accumulate + # in bfloat16, where the AIE kernel's accumulator is f32. einsum has no + # bfloat16 loop at all, so the batched case reshapes into a matmul. + a, b = A.astype(np.float32), B.astype(np.float32) + if A.ndim == 3: + b = b.reshape(A.shape[0], A.shape[2], 1) + return np.matmul(a, b).reshape(A.shape[0], A.shape[1]).astype(A.dtype) + return (a @ b.reshape(A.shape[-1])).astype(A.dtype) def gelu_tanh_approx(x): diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm.py index 857368496f..3543ee65e7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm.py @@ -6,6 +6,8 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import norm +import numpy as np + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -35,12 +37,12 @@ class LayerNorm(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LayerNormOverlay]): def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: each ``tile_size`` row normalised on its own, no affine.""" - import torch - cols = self.ov.tile_size if cols is None: raise ValueError("LayerNorm.reference needs tile_size (tune the overlay)") - y = torch.nn.functional.layer_norm( - x.reshape(-1, cols), normalized_shape=(cols,) - ) - return y.reshape(x.shape) + rows = x.reshape(-1, cols).astype(np.float32) + mean = rows.mean(axis=-1, keepdims=True) + # The biased variance, which is what torch normalises by. + var = ((rows - mean) ** 2).mean(axis=-1, keepdims=True) + y = (rows - mean) / np.sqrt(var + 1e-5) + return y.astype(x.dtype).reshape(x.shape) diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py index 59272f90bb..8d8577b5c6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import activation +import numpy as np + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Case, Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -49,6 +51,6 @@ class LeakyReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[LeakyReLUOverlay]): ) def reference(self, x): - import torch - - return torch.nn.functional.leaky_relu(x, negative_slope=self.ov.alpha) + """CPU reference: ``x`` where positive, ``alpha * x`` where not.""" + f = x.astype(np.float32) + return np.where(f > 0, f, np.float32(self.ov.alpha) * f).astype(x.dtype) diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py index bc777bf515..b6415d8eaa 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy.py @@ -261,7 +261,7 @@ class MemCopy(Operator[MemCopyOverlay]): def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: the copy.""" - return x.clone() + return x.copy() # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 34259f0715..382eb51e1f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -702,27 +702,26 @@ def reference(self, Q, K, V): query group. Rows past ``seq_len`` (the padding) come out as zeros; the real rows never attend to them, causality masks them. In the interleaved layout the operands are ``(seq, heads, d)`` and so is O.""" - import torch - from torch.nn.attention import SDPBackend, sdpa_kernel - if self.heads_interleaved: - Q, K, V = (t.transpose(0, 1) for t in (Q, K, V)) + Q, K, V = (np.swapaxes(t, 0, 1) for t in (Q, K, V)) groups = self.num_heads // self.num_KV_heads - K = K.repeat_interleave(groups, dim=0) - V = V.repeat_interleave(groups, dim=0) - with sdpa_kernel(SDPBackend.FLASH_ATTENTION): - O = torch.nn.functional.scaled_dot_product_attention( - Q.unsqueeze(0), - K.unsqueeze(0), - V.unsqueeze(0), - dropout_p=0.0, - is_causal=True, - scale=1 / np.sqrt(self.ov.d), - ).squeeze(0) + K = np.repeat(K, groups, axis=0) + V = np.repeat(V, groups, axis=0) + # Causal scaled-dot-product attention, in float32 and rounded once. + # Against torch's FLASH backend this differs by under 1e-6, which is + # less than torch's own FLASH and MATH backends differ from each other. + q, k, v = (t.astype(np.float32) for t in (Q, K, V)) + scores = np.matmul(q, np.swapaxes(k, -2, -1)) / np.sqrt( + np.float32(self.ov.d) + ) + seq = scores.shape[-1] + scores += np.triu(np.full((seq, seq), -np.inf, dtype=np.float32), 1) + e = np.exp(scores - scores.max(axis=-1, keepdims=True)) + O = np.matmul(e / e.sum(axis=-1, keepdims=True), v).astype(Q.dtype) if self.seq_len < self.seq_pad: - O = O.clone() + O = O.copy() O[:, self.seq_len :] = 0 - return O.transpose(0, 1).contiguous() if self.heads_interleaved else O + return np.ascontiguousarray(np.swapaxes(O, 0, 1)) if self.heads_interleaved else O # -- the runtime sequence -------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/operators/relu.py b/iron/operators/relu.py index 90f7a326d6..0de7beab3a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/relu.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise +import numpy as np + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -25,6 +27,5 @@ class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[ReLUOverlay]): ) def reference(self, x): - import torch - - return torch.nn.functional.relu(x) + """CPU reference: ``max(x, 0)``.""" + return np.maximum(x, 0) diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat.py b/iron/operators/repeat.py index 2f02f86b5b..e4023400a6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat.py @@ -171,4 +171,4 @@ def reference(self, x): def reference(x, repeat): """CPU reference: repeat-interleave along the leading dimension (ground truth).""" - return x.repeat_interleave(repeat, dim=0) + return np.repeat(x, repeat, axis=0) diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py index ee09e80f14..352c3c1a0f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm.py @@ -284,10 +284,9 @@ def reference(x, w=None, weighted=False, eps=1e-5): Matches the AIE kernel: normalize by 1/sqrt(mean(x^2) + eps). """ - import torch - - rms = torch.sqrt(torch.mean(x**2, dim=-1, keepdim=True) + eps) - out = x / rms + f = x.astype(np.float32) + rms = np.sqrt(np.mean(f**2, axis=-1, keepdims=True) + eps) + out = (f / rms).astype(x.dtype) if weighted: out = out * w return out diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 388483523f..f8a4d92cb7 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, @@ -208,16 +209,14 @@ def compute_rope_params( dtype=None, ): """Compute RoPE parameters (cos and sin tables).""" - import torch - - dtype = torch.float32 if dtype is None else dtype + dtype = np.float32 if dtype is None else dtype assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Embedding dimension must be even" # Compute the inverse frequencies inv_freq = 1.0 / ( theta_base ** ( - torch.arange(0, head_dim, 2, dtype=dtype)[: (head_dim // 2)].float() + np.arange(0, head_dim, 2, dtype=dtype)[: (head_dim // 2)].astype(np.float32) / head_dim ) ) @@ -231,9 +230,9 @@ def compute_rope_params( freq_config["original_context_length"] / freq_config["high_freq_factor"] ) - wavelen = 2 * torch.pi / inv_freq + wavelen = 2 * np.pi / inv_freq - inv_freq_llama = torch.where( + inv_freq_llama = np.where( wavelen > low_freq_wavelen, inv_freq / freq_config["factor"], inv_freq ) @@ -247,20 +246,18 @@ def compute_rope_params( ) + smooth_factor * inv_freq is_medium_freq = (wavelen <= low_freq_wavelen) & (wavelen >= high_freq_wavelen) - inv_freq_llama = torch.where(is_medium_freq, smoothed_inv_freq, inv_freq_llama) + inv_freq_llama = np.where(is_medium_freq, smoothed_inv_freq, inv_freq_llama) inv_freq = inv_freq_llama # Generate position indices - positions = torch.arange(context_length, dtype=dtype) + positions = np.arange(context_length, dtype=dtype) # Compute the angles - angles = positions.unsqueeze(1) * inv_freq.unsqueeze( - 0 - ) # Shape: (context_length, head_dim / 2) + angles = positions[:, None] * inv_freq[None, :] # Shape: (context_length, head_dim / 2) # Precompute sine and cosine - cos = torch.cos(angles) - sin = torch.sin(angles) + cos = np.cos(angles) + sin = np.sin(angles) return cos, sin @@ -279,8 +276,6 @@ def angle_table( """The ``angles`` buffer for ``rows`` positions: bf16 ``[cos, sin, ...]`` pairs along each row, the table the device kernel reads (Llama 3's frequency scaling by default).""" - import torch - cos, sin = compute_rope_params( head_dim=cols, theta_base=theta_base, @@ -288,7 +283,7 @@ def angle_table( method_type=method_type, freq_config=freq_config, ) - table = torch.zeros((rows, cols), dtype=torch.bfloat16) + table = np.zeros((rows, cols), dtype=bfloat16) table[:, ::2] = cos[:, : cols // 2] table[:, 1::2] = sin[:, : cols // 2] return table @@ -306,8 +301,6 @@ def reference(x, angles, method_type=0, rows=None, cols=None): ``core_body`` acquires one angle row and applies it to that many consecutive input rows before moving on). """ - import torch - if method_type not in (0, 1): raise ValueError(f"method_type must be 0 or 1, got {method_type}") if cols is None: @@ -315,17 +308,17 @@ def reference(x, angles, method_type=0, rows=None, cols=None): if rows is None: rows = x.shape[0] half = cols // 2 - cos = angles[..., 0::2].to(torch.float32) - sin = angles[..., 1::2].to(torch.float32) + cos = angles[..., 0::2].astype(np.float32) + sin = angles[..., 1::2].astype(np.float32) if cos.shape[0] != rows: if rows % cos.shape[0] == 0: rep = rows // cos.shape[0] - cos = cos.repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) - sin = sin.repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) + cos = np.repeat(cos, rep, axis=0) + sin = np.repeat(sin, rep, axis=0) else: cos = cos[:rows] sin = sin[:rows] - x32 = x.to(torch.float32) + x32 = x.astype(np.float32) if method_type == 1: x1, x2 = x32[..., 0::2], x32[..., 1::2] else: @@ -333,7 +326,7 @@ def reference(x, angles, method_type=0, rows=None, cols=None): y1 = x1 * cos - x2 * sin y2 = x2 * cos + x1 * sin if method_type == 1: - y = torch.stack([y1, y2], dim=-1).reshape(x.shape) + y = np.stack([y1, y2], axis=-1).reshape(x.shape) else: - y = torch.cat([y1, y2], dim=-1) - return y.to(torch.bfloat16) + y = np.concatenate([y1, y2], axis=-1) + return y.astype(bfloat16) diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py index d237d9261a..852463d0f6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import activation +import numpy as np + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -22,6 +24,6 @@ class Sigmoid(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SigmoidOverlay]): test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) def reference(self, x): - import torch - - return torch.sigmoid(x) + """CPU reference: ``1 / (1 + exp(-x))``.""" + f = x.astype(np.float32) + return (1 / (1 + np.exp(-f))).astype(x.dtype) diff --git a/iron/operators/silu.py b/iron/operators/silu.py index dc96fd071b..1116e53f4e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import activation +import numpy as np + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator, tunable from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -25,6 +27,6 @@ class SiLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SiLUOverlay]): test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, channels=None)) def reference(self, x): - import torch - - return torch.nn.functional.silu(x) + """CPU reference: ``x * sigmoid(x)``.""" + f = x.astype(np.float32) + return (f / (1 + np.exp(-f))).astype(x.dtype) diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax.py b/iron/operators/softmax.py index fa4baf5571..bd064db71f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax.py @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +import ml_dtypes import numpy as np from iron.common.declare import ( @@ -264,9 +265,10 @@ def reference(x, vector_size=None): ``vector_size`` masks every column from there on to the lowest value of the dtype first, as the device kernel does, so those come out as zeros. """ - import torch - if vector_size is not None and vector_size < x.shape[-1]: - x = x.clone() - x[..., vector_size:] = torch.finfo(x.dtype).min - return torch.softmax(x, dim=-1) + x = x.copy() + x[..., vector_size:] = ml_dtypes.finfo(x.dtype).min + # In float32 and rounded once, as torch does internally for a bf16 input. + f = x.astype(np.float32) + e = np.exp(f - f.max(axis=-1, keepdims=True)) + return (e / e.sum(axis=-1, keepdims=True)).astype(x.dtype) diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy.py index f83e6c36f4..a4e0da2736 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy.py @@ -336,8 +336,6 @@ def reference( adding it into the BD address register. ``into`` is an existing flat output buffer to scatter into in place; without it the output starts zeroed. """ - import torch - src = _channel_offsets( input_sizes, input_strides, input_offset + input_offset_addend, num_aie_channels ) @@ -349,7 +347,7 @@ def reference( ) out = ( - torch.zeros(int(output_buffer_size), dtype=input_flat.dtype) + np.zeros(int(output_buffer_size), dtype=input_flat.dtype) if into is None else into ) diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh.py b/iron/operators/tanh.py index e331be1ff9..490d5eec2d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from aie.iron.kernels import activation +import numpy as np + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator, ChanneledUnaryOverlay, operator from iron.common.testing import Testing, channeled_unary_cases @@ -22,6 +24,5 @@ class Tanh(ChanneledUnaryOperator[TanhOverlay]): test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) def reference(self, x): - import torch - - return torch.tanh(x) + """CPU reference: ``tanh(x)``.""" + return np.tanh(x.astype(np.float32)).astype(x.dtype) diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose.py b/iron/operators/transpose.py index 1501a58e12..512f675e71 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose.py @@ -299,6 +299,4 @@ def reference(self, x): def reference(x): """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an ``(rows, cols)`` matrix (ground truth); of each matrix when a batch dimension leads.""" - import torch - - return torch.transpose(x, -2, -1) + return np.swapaxes(x, -2, -1) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index 79b7eafc29..033d73ef10 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -21,7 +21,9 @@ """ import pytest +import numpy as np import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b import npu as llama_npu from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph @@ -34,8 +36,16 @@ def oracle(config, tokens): return config.model(tokens, config.angles).float() +def _np(t): + """A torch tensor as numpy, bf16 preserved: what a graph reference takes.""" + t = t.detach() + if t.dtype is torch.bfloat16: + return t.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(bfloat16) + return t.numpy() + + def _embed(config, tokens): - return torch.nn.functional.embedding(tokens, config.model.out_head.weight) + return _np(torch.nn.functional.embedding(tokens, config.model.out_head.weight)) def decode_graph(config): @@ -51,11 +61,11 @@ def graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt): of ``x`` and the rest are zero; ``last`` picks the last prompt row.""" L, E = config.context_length, config.emb_dim n = prompt.shape[0] - x = torch.zeros(L, E, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + x = np.zeros((L, E), dtype=bfloat16) x[:n] = _embed(config, prompt) pre = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) - logits = pre.graph.reference(x, config.angles[:L], last=(n - 1) * E) - return logits.reshape(-1).float() + logits = pre.graph.reference(x, _np(config.angles)[:L], last=(n - 1) * E) + return torch.from_numpy(logits.reshape(-1).astype(np.float32)) def graph_decode(config, graph, tokens, pos, *, vector_size=None): @@ -65,10 +75,10 @@ def graph_decode(config, graph, tokens, pos, *, vector_size=None): out = [] for step, token in enumerate(tokens): x = _embed(config, token.reshape(1)).reshape(1, config.emb_dim) - angles = config.angles[pos : pos + 1] + angles = _np(config.angles)[pos : pos + 1] n = pos + 1 if vector_size is None else vector_size(step, pos) logits = graph.graph.reference(x, angles, cache_offset=pos * D, vector_size=n) - out.append(logits.reshape(-1).float()) + out.append(torch.from_numpy(logits.reshape(-1).astype(np.float32))) pos += 1 return out @@ -165,13 +175,13 @@ def __init__(self, graph): def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): out = self.graph.reference(*tensors, **values) - return type("Out", (), {"to_torch": lambda _: out})() + return type("Out", (), {"numpy": lambda _: out})() def read(self, state): - return state.host.clone() + return state.host.copy() def write(self, state, tensor): - state.host = tensor.reshape(state.shape).to(torch.bfloat16) + state.host = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(state.shape).astype(bfloat16) def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu, monkeypatch): @@ -191,11 +201,16 @@ def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu, monkeypatch): state.token_ids = prompt.reshape(1, -1) logits, state = llama_npu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) assert logits.shape == (1, 1, config.vocab_size) - _assert_close([logits[0, -1].float()], [first]) - got, token = [], logits[0, -1].argmax() + # llama_forward_pass returns numpy, as every image does; the oracle it is + # judged against is torch, so the comparison happens on that side. + def as_torch(row): + return torch.from_numpy(np.asarray(row).astype(np.float32)) + + _assert_close([as_torch(logits[0, -1])], [first]) + got, token = [], int(logits[0, -1].argmax()) for _ in range(len(expected)): - state.token_ids = token.reshape(1, 1) + state.token_ids = torch.tensor(token).reshape(1, 1) logits, state = llama_npu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) - got.append(logits[0, -1].float()) - token = logits[0, -1].argmax() + got.append(as_torch(logits[0, -1])) + token = int(logits[0, -1].argmax()) _assert_close(got, expected) diff --git a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py index e4bae17db0..646cfe0761 100644 --- a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py +++ b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py @@ -13,7 +13,8 @@ (rows=prompt_len*n_heads, angle_rows=prompt_len). """ -import torch +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.operators.rope.op import reference @@ -24,24 +25,24 @@ def _block_major_expected(x, angles, rows, angle_rows): cols = x.shape[-1] half = cols // 2 tensor_rows_per_angle_row = rows // angle_rows - out = torch.empty(rows, cols, dtype=torch.float32) + out = np.empty((rows, cols), dtype=np.float32) for r in range(rows): a = r // tensor_rows_per_angle_row - cos = angles[a, 0::2].to(torch.float32) - sin = angles[a, 1::2].to(torch.float32) - x1, x2 = x[r, :half].to(torch.float32), x[r, half:].to(torch.float32) + cos = angles[a, 0::2].astype(np.float32) + sin = angles[a, 1::2].astype(np.float32) + x1, x2 = x[r, :half].astype(np.float32), x[r, half:].astype(np.float32) out[r, :half] = x1 * cos - x2 * sin out[r, half:] = x2 * cos + x1 * sin - return out.to(torch.bfloat16) + return out.astype(bfloat16) def _make_inputs(rows, angle_rows, cols=4, seed=0): - torch.manual_seed(seed) + rng = np.random.default_rng(seed) half = cols // 2 - x = torch.randn(rows, cols).to(torch.bfloat16) - angles = torch.zeros(angle_rows, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - angles[:, 0::2] = torch.rand(angle_rows, half).to(torch.bfloat16) - angles[:, 1::2] = torch.rand(angle_rows, half).to(torch.bfloat16) + x = rng.standard_normal((rows, cols)).astype(bfloat16) + angles = np.zeros((angle_rows, cols), dtype=bfloat16) + angles[:, 0::2] = rng.random((angle_rows, half)).astype(bfloat16) + angles[:, 1::2] = rng.random((angle_rows, half)).astype(bfloat16) return x, angles @@ -51,7 +52,7 @@ def test_reference_matches_device_convention_for_batched_angle_rows(): x, angles = _make_inputs(rows, angle_rows) expected = _block_major_expected(x, angles, rows, angle_rows) got = reference(x, angles, rows=rows, cols=x.shape[-1]) - assert torch.equal(expected, got) + assert np.array_equal(expected, got) def test_reference_matches_device_convention_across_shapes(): @@ -59,6 +60,6 @@ def test_reference_matches_device_convention_across_shapes(): x, angles = _make_inputs(rows, angle_rows) expected = _block_major_expected(x, angles, rows, angle_rows) got = reference(x, angles, rows=rows, cols=x.shape[-1]) - assert torch.equal(expected, got), ( + assert np.array_equal(expected, got), ( f"mismatch at rows={rows} angle_rows={angle_rows}" ) From ff6e2885c3b09910adfb1feab3f46e549b1fc902 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 13:23:03 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 160/215] The infrastructure tests hand numpy too, and a typed array keeps its dtype Three test modules still built torch tensors for a harness that now takes numpy, which the two fast suites I checked before pushing do not collect. benchmark, comparison and the sequence infrastructure tests draw with np.random.default_rng and write through numpy_view(). One of those failures was not the tests' fault. NpuTensor's constructor defaults dtype to uint32 and does not read it off a typed ndarray, so run_test's input buffer was reinterpreting bfloat16 as uint32 -- visible only as a bandwidth figure 1.5x too high, since nothing else looks at the buffer's dtype. It passes dtype=data.dtype now. from_torch had been hiding this by converting explicitly. Device-free is back to 45 failed / 1180 passed / 18 skipped, the failure set identical to the pre-restyle baseline by name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/harness.py | 4 ++- iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py | 7 ++-- iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py | 16 ++++----- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 47 +++++++++++++------------ 4 files changed, 39 insertions(+), 35 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/harness.py b/iron/common/harness.py index 3d0c53fc08..31688d1086 100644 --- a/iron/common/harness.py +++ b/iron/common/harness.py @@ -205,7 +205,9 @@ def run_test( produced[name] = buf else: name, data = next(ins) - buf = tensor_class(data) + # dtype explicitly: the constructor's default is uint32, so a + # typed array would otherwise be reinterpreted, not adopted. + buf = tensor_class(data, dtype=data.dtype) if b.direction == "inout": produced[name] = buf except StopIteration: diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py index c3f75d6d1c..42beb66965 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py @@ -7,7 +7,8 @@ import pytest -torch = pytest.importorskip("torch") +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor @@ -49,7 +50,7 @@ def test_run_test_uses_upstream_npu_timing(monkeypatch, tuple_result): if tuple_result: results = [(None, result) for result in results] op = _Operator(results) - data = torch.ones(32, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + data = np.ones(32, dtype=bfloat16) errors, latency_us, bandwidth = harness.run_test( op, {"in": data}, {"out": data}, warmup_iters=1, timed_iters=2 @@ -64,7 +65,7 @@ def test_run_test_uses_upstream_npu_timing(monkeypatch, tuple_result): def test_missing_npu_timing_is_rejected(monkeypatch): monkeypatch.setattr(harness.aie_utils, "DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS", CPUOnlyTensor) op = _Operator([None]) - data = torch.ones(32, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + data = np.ones(32, dtype=bfloat16) with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match="NPU execution time"): harness.run_test( op, {"in": data}, {"out": data}, warmup_iters=0, timed_iters=1 diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py index 9d6edc1010..15856d2675 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py @@ -13,22 +13,22 @@ import numpy as np import pytest -import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.harness import verify_buffer -@pytest.mark.parametrize("dtype", [torch.float32, torch.bfloat16]) +@pytest.mark.parametrize("dtype", [np.float32, bfloat16]) def test_zero_tolerance_accepts_an_identical_buffer(dtype): - buf = (torch.arange(64, dtype=torch.float32) / 8).to(dtype) + buf = (np.arange(64, dtype=np.float32) / 8).astype(dtype) - assert verify_buffer(buf, "out", buf.clone(), rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) == [] + assert verify_buffer(buf, "out", buf.copy(), rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) == [] @pytest.mark.parametrize("rel_tol,abs_tol", [(0.0, 0.0), (0.04, 1e-6)]) def test_a_single_wrong_element_is_reported_alone(rel_tol, abs_tol): - reference = torch.arange(64, dtype=torch.float32) - output = reference.clone() + reference = np.arange(64, dtype=np.float32) + output = reference.copy() output[17] += ( 10.0 # past the 4% relative tolerance at this magnitude, not just past 0 ) @@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ def test_a_single_wrong_element_is_reported_alone(rel_tol, abs_tol): def test_zero_tolerance_still_rejects_a_one_ulp_error(): """The point of the zero case is that it is exact, not that it is lenient.""" - reference = torch.full((32,), 1.0, dtype=torch.float32) - output = reference.clone() + reference = np.full((32,), 1.0, dtype=np.float32) + output = reference.copy() output[5] = float(np.nextafter(np.float32(1.0), np.float32(2.0))) assert verify_buffer(output, "out", reference, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) == [5] diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index 8b00b1b5c7..b130419685 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -21,7 +21,8 @@ """ import pytest -import torch +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 @@ -36,12 +37,12 @@ def _set_input(run, name, data): """Write a host tensor into an input buffer and push it to the device. Mirrors the caller contract for the fused single-ELF callable: after - writing a get_buffer() sub-view via torch_view(), the caller is responsible + writing a get_buffer() sub-view via numpy_view(), the caller is responsible for calling .to("npu") so the write reaches the NPU (a no-op sync for the separate/reference callables, whose __call__ syncs inputs themselves). """ buf = run.get_buffer(name) - buf.torch_view()[: data.numel()] = data.reshape(-1) + buf.numpy_view()[: data.size] = data.reshape(-1) buf.to("npu") @@ -89,9 +90,9 @@ def test_auto_dispatch_selects_platform_default(size, npu_runtime): """``dispatch="auto"`` must resolve to the full-ELF mode on Strix and to the separate-xclbin mode on Phoenix, and produce the correct result on whichever platform the test runs on.""" - torch.manual_seed(0) - a = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 - b = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 + rng = np.random.default_rng(0) + a = rng.random(size).astype(bfloat16) * 4 - 2 + b = rng.random(size).astype(bfloat16) * 4 - 2 seq = _build_add_relu_sequence("auto", "infra_auto_add_relu") seq.compile() @@ -108,9 +109,9 @@ def test_auto_dispatch_selects_platform_default(size, npu_runtime): _set_input(run, "a", a) _set_input(run, "b", b) run() - out = run.get_buffer("out").torch_view()[:size].clone() + out = run.get_buffer("out").numpy_view()[:size].copy() - expected = torch.nn.functional.relu(a + b) + expected = np.maximum(a + b, 0) errors = verify_buffer(out, "out", expected, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6) assert not errors, f"auto-dispatch sequence produced {len(errors)} mismatches" @@ -166,7 +167,7 @@ def _run_add_relu(dispatch, a, b, name): _set_input(run, "a", a) _set_input(run, "b", b) run() - return run.get_buffer("out").torch_view()[:_ADD_RELU_SIZE].clone() + return run.get_buffer("out").numpy_view()[:_ADD_RELU_SIZE].copy() @pytest.mark.parametrize("dispatch", ["separate", "fused", "compare"]) @@ -178,15 +179,15 @@ def test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical(dispatch, npu_runtime): if dispatch == "fused" and not isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2): pytest.skip("fused (single-ELF) dispatch requires NPU2") - torch.manual_seed(0) - a = torch.rand(_ADD_RELU_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 - b = torch.rand(_ADD_RELU_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 + rng = np.random.default_rng(0) + a = rng.random(_ADD_RELU_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) * 4 - 2 + b = rng.random(_ADD_RELU_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) * 4 - 2 baseline = _run_add_relu("separate", a, b, "infra_addrelu_parity_separate" ) out = _run_add_relu(dispatch, a, b, f"infra_addrelu_parity_{dispatch}") - assert torch.equal(out, baseline), ( + assert np.array_equal(out, baseline), ( f"dispatch={dispatch!r} output is not bit-identical to the separate baseline" ) @@ -232,11 +233,11 @@ def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(npu_runtime): """dispatch="reference" must resolve slice-notation buffers via subview() on the CPU backend, matching SequenceXclbinCallable's behaviour, and each slice's write must be visible through the parent buffer name.""" - torch.manual_seed(0) - a0 = torch.rand(_SLICE_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - b0 = torch.rand(_SLICE_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - a1 = torch.rand(_SLICE_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - b1 = torch.rand(_SLICE_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + rng = np.random.default_rng(0) + a0 = rng.random(_SLICE_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) + b0 = rng.random(_SLICE_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) + a1 = rng.random(_SLICE_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) + b1 = rng.random(_SLICE_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) seq = _build_packed_output_sequence( "reference", "infra_reference_sliced_packed" @@ -248,9 +249,9 @@ def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(npu_runtime): _set_input(run, "a1", a1) _set_input(run, "b1", b1) run() - packed = run.get_buffer("packed").torch_view()[: 2 * _SLICE_SIZE].clone() + packed = run.get_buffer("packed").numpy_view()[: 2 * _SLICE_SIZE].copy() - expected = torch.cat([a0 + b0, a1 + b1]) + expected = np.concatenate([a0 + b0, a1 + b1]) errors = verify_buffer(packed, "packed", expected, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6) assert not errors, ( f"reference-dispatch sliced buffer produced {len(errors)} mismatches" @@ -274,9 +275,9 @@ def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, npu_runtime) run cleanly (no flagged step); a wrong one must make compare mode raise on its own (``compare_raise_on_mismatch`` defaults to True).""" size = 256 - torch.manual_seed(0) - a = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - b = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + rng = np.random.default_rng(0) + a = rng.random(size).astype(bfloat16) + b = rng.random(size).astype(bfloat16) op = ElementwiseAdd( size=size, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1 From 06808f0a62de9b2e1cc86e6afbdd3cb52db7bb07 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 13:35:06 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 161/215] GEMM reads its micro-kernel geometry from the kernel factory The class carried two copies of (r, s, t) and they disagreed about what they were for. mac_dims() went through a microkernel_mac_dim_map tabulated here; validate(), ten lines below it, spelled out (8, 8, 8) / (4, 8, 8) again. Both now call aie.iron.kernels.mm_mac_dims, which is the table upstream keeps in step with mm.cc's own combos(X) X(..., r, s, t) macros. validate() keeps asking for aie2p, which is what it has always assumed and what its messages name, since the source it compiles is aie_kernels/aie2p/mm.cc; there is no device at construction to ask anyway. design() asks for the device it is building for, so npu1 still gets the looser (4, 8, 4). Those two have always differed; naming the reason is new. Also drops the dtype=data.dtype the harness needed while NpuTensor's constructor ignored a typed array's dtype (mlir-aie 20e6836). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/harness.py | 4 +-- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 57 ++++++++++++++++++++++----------------- 2 files changed, 34 insertions(+), 27 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/harness.py b/iron/common/harness.py index 31688d1086..3d0c53fc08 100644 --- a/iron/common/harness.py +++ b/iron/common/harness.py @@ -205,9 +205,7 @@ def run_test( produced[name] = buf else: name, data = next(ins) - # dtype explicitly: the constructor's default is uint32, so a - # typed array would otherwise be reinterpreted, not adopted. - buf = tensor_class(data, dtype=data.dtype) + buf = tensor_class(data) if b.direction == "inout": produced[name] = buf except StopIteration: diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 9da7bf1395..0ef8616338 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -8,8 +8,11 @@ from typing import ClassVar import numpy as np + +from aie.iron.kernels import mm_mac_dims from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from iron.common.kernels import target_arch from iron.common.declare import ( Incompatible, In, @@ -48,19 +51,6 @@ def ceildiv(a, b): return (a + b - 1) // b -microkernel_mac_dim_map = { - "npu1": { - "bf16": (4, 8, 4), - }, - "npu2": { - "bf16": { - # emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 - True: (8, 8, 8), - False: (4, 8, 8), - }, - }, -} - N_AIE_ROWS = 4 @@ -126,19 +116,39 @@ def mem_tile_m_c(self) -> int: def mem_tile_n(self) -> int: return self.tile_n * self.num_aie_columns - def mac_dims(self, dev_name: str) -> tuple[int, int, int]: - """r, s, t: the aie::mmul tile dims the kernel is built from.""" - dtype_in_str = _dtype_str(self.dtype_in) - mac = microkernel_mac_dim_map[dev_name][dtype_in_str] - if dev_name == "npu2" and dtype_in_str == "bf16": - return mac[self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16] - return mac + def mac_dims(self, dev=None) -> tuple[int, int, int]: + """r, s, t: the aie::mmul tile dims the kernel is built from. + + Read from the kernel factory rather than tabulated here: the geometry + belongs to the kernel mm.cc compiles, and upstream's table is the one + its ``combos(X) X(..., r, s, t)`` macros are kept in step with. + """ + return mm_mac_dims( + self.dtype_in, + self.dtype_out, + arch=target_arch(dev), + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, + ) # -- construction-time checks ------------------------------------------- def validate(self) -> None: - # r, s, t of the bf16 kernel (aie_kernels/aie2p/mm.cc, matmul_vectorized_2x2_mmul) - r, s, t = (8, 8, 8) if self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16 else (4, 8, 8) + # The kernel's own geometry rather than a second copy of it: mm.cc's + # matmul_vectorized_2x2_mmul works in r x s x t blocks, so a tile that + # does not divide into them cannot be compiled for. + # + # aie2p unconditionally, which is what these checks have always + # assumed and what their messages name, because the source is + # aie_kernels/aie2p/mm.cc. A device is not known here anyway: this + # runs at construction, before tuning picks one. design() asks for + # the geometry of the device it is actually building for, which on + # npu1 is the looser (4, 8, 4). + r, s, t = mm_mac_dims( + self.dtype_in, + self.dtype_out, + arch="aie2p", + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, + ) min_tile_m, min_tile_k, min_tile_n = 2 * r, s, 2 * t if self.tile_m % min_tile_m != 0: raise ValueError( @@ -249,13 +259,12 @@ def design(self, target) -> list: use_scalar = self.use_scalar dtype_in, dtype_out = self.dtype_in, self.dtype_out dtype_in_str, dtype_out_str = _dtype_str(dtype_in), _dtype_str(dtype_out) - dev_name = target.dev.resolve().name use_larger_internal_buffer = self.prio_accuracy if use_larger_internal_buffer: # bfloat16 accumulates in place in an f32 buffer, converted to bf16 # after the reduction loop for the transfer to L2. dtype_out_internal = np.float32 - r, s, t = self.mac_dims(dev_name) + r, s, t = self.mac_dims(target.dev) if not use_scalar: assert m % r == 0 assert k % s == 0 From 36f94ff495e72ab61de1c9d48209f28fee7c54e6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 14:08:57 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 162/215] GEMM asks the mm factory for its geometry kernels.mm.mac_dims(...) rather than a free function: the same question mm(...).mac_dims answers, asked of the kernel family instead of one build of it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 6 +++--- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 0ef8616338..9b6676b75e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import numpy as np -from aie.iron.kernels import mm_mac_dims +from aie.iron import kernels from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.kernels import target_arch @@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ def mac_dims(self, dev=None) -> tuple[int, int, int]: belongs to the kernel mm.cc compiles, and upstream's table is the one its ``combos(X) X(..., r, s, t)`` macros are kept in step with. """ - return mm_mac_dims( + return kernels.mm.mac_dims( self.dtype_in, self.dtype_out, arch=target_arch(dev), @@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ def validate(self) -> None: # runs at construction, before tuning picks one. design() asks for # the geometry of the device it is actually building for, which on # npu1 is the looser (4, 8, 4). - r, s, t = mm_mac_dims( + r, s, t = kernels.mm.mac_dims( self.dtype_in, self.dtype_out, arch="aie2p", From 978c479f4c17693932bb76be4978c49e849ed4d3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:15:55 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 163/215] Audit: declare and image stop importing each other, and three dead doc paths go declare/operator.py named ..image.artifacts and ..image.jit_compile at module scope while image/sequence.py names ..declare, so the two packages imported each other. It resolved, but only by ordering, and it contradicted the layering both docstrings assert. The hoist was right when it was made: artifacts.py and jit_compile.py were leaf modules then, importing nothing from the library. Moving them into image/ a step later made them cyclic, and nothing rechecked. They are back inside _build(), the one method that uses them, for the same reason graph and design are deferred there. iron/common now reads one way: declare -> design -> image -> graph. AGENTS.md documented torch_to_numpy/numpy_to_torch from iron.common.utils, a module deleted two steps ago whose helpers the numpy conversion made unnecessary; that section goes, and three paths that no longer exist are corrected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- AGENTS.md | 16 +--------------- iron/common/declare/operator.py | 7 +++++-- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md | 2 +- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 2 +- 4 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 19 deletions(-) diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 07991e9a19..a55cbca445 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -132,7 +132,7 @@ reuse lint `op.py` for one that also has a design, a reference, a README or a device test of its own (`gemm/`, `mha/`, `flm/gemm/`). - An operator module holds: - - the operator, declared as two classes (`iron/common/declare.py`, + - the operator, declared as two classes (`iron/common/declare/`, `OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md`). The **overlay** (`XOverlay(Overlay)`) is the array configuration: `tunable()` fields filled by `tuning(dev)` from the device alone, `StreamIn`/`StreamOut` members in tile units, `Resident` @@ -438,20 +438,6 @@ errors = verify_buffer( assert len(errors) == 0, f"Found {len(errors)} mismatches" ``` -### Datatype Conversion Helpers - -```python -from iron.common.utils import torch_to_numpy, numpy_to_torch - -# Convert torch tensor to numpy (preserves bfloat16) -np_array = torch_to_numpy(torch_tensor) - -# Convert numpy array to torch (preserves bfloat16) -torch_tensor = numpy_to_torch(np_array) -``` - -These utilities handle bfloat16 conversion correctly (avoiding float32 intermediate). - ## Debugging and Performance ### Building against a local kernel tree diff --git a/iron/common/declare/operator.py b/iron/common/declare/operator.py index 03783e9ae4..cbc5779d45 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/operator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/operator.py @@ -23,8 +23,6 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel -from ..image.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step -from ..image.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design from .bound import BoundBuffer, BoundValue from .field import DimRef, dim, _Optional, _Select @@ -478,6 +476,11 @@ def buffer_map(self) -> dict[str, tuple[str, int, int]]: def _build(self): """Compile to an xclbin and an instruction stream, or, on an external overlay, to the stream alone against the downloaded image.""" + # image/ reads this package, so naming it at module scope would make + # the two import each other. + from ..image.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step + from ..image.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design + image = self.ov.external if image is None: design = xclbin_design(self.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md index d797d75442..f54095ad22 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/README.md @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ them, so workload and mapping cannot disagree. Both files are written into the experiment's output directory at build time; nothing is committed. stream-dse returns one MLIR design per fusion group. IRON takes it from there: -`iron/common/sequence.py` fuses the designs into a single module and compiles it with +`iron/common/image/` fuses the designs into a single module and compiles it with `aiecc` into one full ELF. Nothing crosses the boundary except those files, which is why stream-dse can be an diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index 4382d10c81..571b6efd39 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ what ``@operator`` records and rejects at class creation, how bound members resolve on instances, how inference binds fields from operand shapes, and how tuning and specialisation behave. The design-generating half is -``iron/common/build.py`` and needs the toolchain. +``iron/common/design/`` and needs the toolchain. """ import dataclasses From 07fdd7912451e5ac3138699d1cf75f91e8108925 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:31:45 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 164/215] Target.kernel and Target.rtp are bound factories, not re-declared methods Target.kernel restated every declare_kernel parameter so it could add func_prefix, which meant tracking that signature by hand. It had already drifted: it carried a `prebuilt` argument declare_kernel has no notion of, and dropped it in silence. functools.partial binds the prefix and nothing else, so there is no signature to keep in sync. Target.rtp is the same over aie.iron.Buffer(use_write_rtp=True). 24 lines become 2; the 47 call sites are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/design/target.py | 44 +++++++++--------------------------- 1 file changed, 11 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/design/target.py b/iron/common/design/target.py index 66ed1fa38d..3f6d93e702 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/target.py +++ b/iron/common/design/target.py @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ from __future__ import annotations +from functools import partial from pathlib import Path from typing import Any @@ -16,8 +17,10 @@ class Target: """What an overlay's ``design()`` is given besides the overlay itself. - Carries the device, the kernel tree and the fusion prefix, and applies - the prefix inside :meth:`kernel`, so an overlay never handles it. + Carries the device, the kernel tree and the fusion prefix. ``kernel`` + is :func:`~iron.common.kernels.declare_kernel` with the prefix already + bound, so an overlay never handles it and cannot forget it; ``rtp`` is + a runtime-parameter :class:`~aie.iron.Buffer` the same way. """ def __init__( @@ -38,45 +41,20 @@ def __init__( # time scalars of the sequence, and a core-read value is a resident # the sequence writes (bind it to the runtime-parameter buffer). self.image = image + # Bound rather than re-declared: a method here would restate every + # declare_kernel parameter to add this one, and would have to track + # it. It did not -- it carried a `prebuilt` argument the factory has + # no notion of, and dropped it in silence. + self.kernel = partial(declare_kernel, func_prefix=func_prefix) + self.rtp = partial(Buffer, use_write_rtp=True) self.barriers: list[Any] = [] def kernel_source(self, name: str): """``//.cc``: the per-architecture kernel tree.""" return self.kernels_dir / self.arch / f"{name}.cc" - def kernel( - self, - name: str, - arg_types, - *, - source=None, - compile_flags=(), - bundled_sources=(), - include_dirs=None, - object_file_name=None, - symbol_prefix=None, - ): - """Declare a kernel the array calls; the fusion prefix is applied here.""" - return declare_kernel( - name, - arg_types, - source=source, - func_prefix=self.func_prefix, - compile_flags=list(compile_flags), - include_dirs=include_dirs, - object_file_name=object_file_name, - bundled_sources=bundled_sources, - symbol_prefix=symbol_prefix, - ) - def barrier(self, initial_value: int = 0): """A worker/runtime barrier the preamble sets to 1 after writing residents.""" b = WorkerRuntimeBarrier(initial_value) self.barriers.append(b) return b - - def rtp(self, arr_type, name: str | None = None, initial_value=None): - """A runtime-parameter buffer a core reads and the preamble writes.""" - return Buffer( - arr_type, name=name, initial_value=initial_value, use_write_rtp=True - ) From c5f26d0126e27ad7bb4a2136d3b579ef3a5710d3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:31:45 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 165/215] Callers name generator_for; Operator.generator is gone Operator.generator was two lines that forwarded to generator_for, behind a deferred import to break the declare/design cycle -- one concept under two names and one hop that added nothing. The ten call sites now name generator_for directly, and _build's existing deferred-import block is the only place declare reaches into design. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare/operator.py | 11 +++-------- iron/common/image/fused.py | 5 +++-- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 5 +++-- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 2 -- iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 3 ++- iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 3 ++- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py | 3 ++- 7 files changed, 15 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/declare/operator.py b/iron/common/declare/operator.py index cbc5779d45..4ad16c253f 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/operator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/operator.py @@ -435,12 +435,6 @@ def name(self) -> str: dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() return f"{base}_{dev.resolve().name}" - def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): - """The design generator :class:`CompilableDesign` runs for this operator.""" - from ..design import generator_for # reads this package: a cycle at module scope - - return generator_for(self, image=image) - def compile(self, record: str = "memory") -> "Operator": """Build this operator's own image, once; sets :attr:`artifacts`. @@ -478,17 +472,18 @@ def _build(self): overlay, to the stream alone against the downloaded image.""" # image/ reads this package, so naming it at module scope would make # the two import each other. + from ..design import generator_for from ..image.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from ..image.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design image = self.ov.external if image is None: - design = xclbin_design(self.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") + design = xclbin_design(generator_for(self), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") entry = design.get_cache_entry() picture, insts = entry.xclbin, entry.insts else: picture = self.ov.prebuilt() - design = insts_design(self.generator()) + design = insts_design(generator_for(self)) entry = design.get_cache_entry() insts = entry.insts self._design = design diff --git a/iron/common/image/fused.py b/iron/common/image/fused.py index 1f6faca13e..1cf67889f3 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/fused.py +++ b/iron/common/image/fused.py @@ -9,6 +9,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 +from ..design import generator_for from . import fusion from .jit_compile import dispatch_stream, fused_design, xclbin_design @@ -24,7 +25,7 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: design_names = [] for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - generator = op.generator() + generator = generator_for(op) # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it # from the operator having kernel artifacts: a design that declares # ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, so inferring leaves @@ -104,7 +105,7 @@ def link(self, seq): op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" design = xclbin_design( - op.generator(image="xclbin"), + generator_for(op, image="xclbin"), kernel_name=op_label, xclbin_input=prev_xclbin_path, extra_flags=[ diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 02661262b9..37ea94484b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -974,6 +974,7 @@ def _build(self): instructions-only compile with no kernel built twice. On the shipped overlay there is no image to build at all. """ + from iron.common.design import generator_for from iron.common.image.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from iron.common.image.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design @@ -984,8 +985,8 @@ def _build(self): reference = dataclasses.replace( tuned, M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None, packed_bytes=None ) - image = xclbin_design(reference.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") - stream = insts_design(self.generator()) + image = xclbin_design(generator_for(reference), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") + stream = insts_design(generator_for(self)) config, own = image.get_cache_entry(), stream.get_cache_entry() self._design = stream return Artifacts( diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index 571b6efd39..a8267fb8d0 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -448,14 +448,12 @@ def test_from_spec_builds_an_operator_from_literal_shapes(): outputs={"left": (64, 256)}, key="abc123", params={"seq_len": 64, "k": 2}, - generator=lambda self, image="elf": "generator", ) op = Group(Group._overlay_class()) assert [b.name for b in op.buffers] == ["input", "w_gate", "left"] assert [b.shape for b in op.buffers] == [(64, 128), (128, 256), (64, 256)] assert (op.seq_len, op.k) == (64, 2) assert op.design_key() == "abc123" - assert op.generator() == "generator" # Literal shapes bind no field; inference only checks them. assert Group.infer((64, 128), (128, 256)) == {} with pytest.raises(ValueError): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index f7b8efc497..1f6d407ec6 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign import iron +from iron.common.design import generator_for from iron.common.image.jit_compile import ( _bind_device, _design_generator, @@ -139,7 +140,7 @@ def test_a_traced_build_carries_the_lowered_module(): def _add_key(): add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) - fn, _, kwargs = add.generator().resolve() + fn, _, kwargs = generator_for(add).resolve() return CompilableDesign( _design_generator(kwargs), compile_kwargs={"design": fn, "params": _params_key(kwargs), "chain": ""}, diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index 9e56019a6c..f3db6e0b88 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -45,6 +45,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import from_name import iron +from iron.common.design import generator_for from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd SIZE = 1024 @@ -70,7 +71,7 @@ def _linked_objects(operator): back: a standalone build no longer writes its MLIR to disk either (see the module docstring), so there is nothing to read. """ - mlir = str(operator.generator()()) + mlir = str(generator_for(operator)()) return sorted(set(re.findall(r'link_with\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', mlir))) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py index f6447d9752..fb7234e180 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ import pytest from iron.common.declare import Incompatible, Untunable +from iron.common.design import generator_for from iron.tests.common.cases import CASES from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import AIECC, requires @@ -38,7 +39,7 @@ def lower(op, tmp_path, name=None): # generator() call in one process must do the same, or two designs # declaring one kernel with different flags collide. ExternalFunction._instances.clear() - src.write_text(str(op.generator()())) + src.write_text(str(generator_for(op)())) out = tmp_path / "out" result = subprocess.run( [ From 10a46b96440add4b5a3a93a8803f059f6e390e62 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:34:20 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 166/215] Sequence.sync_parameters was its own name forwarded A method that called the imported sync_parameters() and nothing else, with one caller (preamble) and no docstring, unlike the hand-rolled hooks beside it. preamble calls the function. The two other same-thing-twice candidates stay: external's write32 and await_ are the emitter protocol the device-free recorder in tests/common/build.py implements, not aliases, and kernels.target_arch binds a default the caller would otherwise repeat. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/design/runtime.py | 11 ++++------- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/design/runtime.py b/iron/common/design/runtime.py index e0f44f42ff..ba860b40da 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/runtime.py +++ b/iron/common/design/runtime.py @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ def _derived(self) -> None: f"{type(self.op).__name__}.{buf.name} names no stream (to=), so its " f"sequence cannot be derived; add to= or override design(rt)" ) - for slot, accesses in plan(buf, stream): + for slot, accesses in transfers(buf, stream): for acc in accesses: self.fill(slot, (buf, acc), group=tg) for buf in self.op.outputs: @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ def _derived(self) -> None: f"{type(self.op).__name__}.{buf.name} names no stream (from_=), so its " f"sequence cannot be derived; add from_= or override design(rt)" ) - for slot, accesses in plan(buf, stream): + for slot, accesses in transfers(buf, stream): for acc in accesses: self.drain(slot, (buf, acc), group=tg, wait=True) @@ -211,9 +211,6 @@ def new_group(self): """A task group the caller finishes itself (for hand-rolled pipelines).""" return TaskGroup() - def sync_parameters(self) -> None: - sync_parameters() - def data(self, buffer: BoundBuffer): """The runtime-sequence argument for ``buffer`` (for hand-rolled transfers).""" return self._rt_data[buffer.name] @@ -261,10 +258,10 @@ def preamble(self, target: Target) -> None: for b in target.barriers: b.set(1) if target.image == "elf" and (self.op.values or self.ov.values): - self.sync_parameters() + sync_parameters() -def plan(buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Access]]]: +def transfers(buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Access]]]: """How ``buffer`` moves through ``stream``: ``[(slot, [Access, ...]), ...]``. A single-slot or broadcast stream takes the whole buffer in one linear From 10d92fc10749681ffd8487c89f5ff5f8657cbfc5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:34:20 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 167/215] One name, one meaning: transfers, place, plan; TracedStep and Step Three unrelated functions were called plan. The collision was already visible in iron/common/image/__init__, which had to re-export one of them as plan_buffers to import the other two. design.runtime.plan -> transfers() how a buffer moves through a stream image.allocator.plan -> place() byte offsets for the buffers image.packaging.plan kept: it returns a Plan Two classes were called Step. graph.trace.Step, one traced operator call, becomes TracedStep; image.artifacts.Step, one entry of a built image's record, keeps the name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/design/__init__.py | 4 ++-- iron/common/graph/__init__.py | 4 ++-- iron/common/graph/trace.py | 6 +++--- iron/common/image/__init__.py | 4 ++-- iron/common/image/allocator.py | 4 ++-- iron/common/image/sequence.py | 4 ++-- iron/tests/common/build.py | 12 ++++++------ iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 14 +++++++------- 8 files changed, 26 insertions(+), 26 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/design/__init__.py b/iron/common/design/__init__.py index 35cd17b669..c23721f18c 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/design/__init__.py @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ generator_for, ) from .generator import DesignGenerator -from .runtime import Sequence, Transfers, plan +from .runtime import Sequence, Transfers, transfers from .target import Target __all__ = [ @@ -41,5 +41,5 @@ "device_symbol", "dispatch_parameters", "generator_for", - "plan", + "transfers", ] diff --git a/iron/common/graph/__init__.py b/iron/common/graph/__init__.py index 60fb12fc54..4ee83a0665 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/__init__.py @@ -32,14 +32,14 @@ def decode(x, angles, *, pos: Scratchpad[np.int32]): from .compiled import CompiledGraph, GraphFunction, graph from .handle import Handle, State, Value, is_operand, state -from .trace import Step, TracedGraph, Tracer, current +from .trace import TracedGraph, TracedStep, Tracer, current __all__ = [ "CompiledGraph", "GraphFunction", "Handle", "State", - "Step", + "TracedStep", "TracedGraph", "Tracer", "Value", diff --git a/iron/common/graph/trace.py b/iron/common/graph/trace.py index c80d78ad38..6c4cf1cb64 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/trace.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/trace.py @@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ def current(): return _STACK[-1] if _STACK else None @dataclasses.dataclass -class Step: +class TracedStep: op: Operator slots: list # the handle in each of the operator's buffers, in declaration order inputs: list # handles consumed @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ class Tracer: def __init__(self, name: str, names_from=None): self.name = name - self.steps: list[Step] = [] + self.steps: list[TracedStep] = [] self.weights: dict[int, tuple] = {} self.states: dict[int, Handle] = {} self.overlays: dict = {} @@ -284,7 +284,7 @@ def _record(self, op, operands): slots.append(h) outputs.append(h) self.steps.append( - Step(op, slots, operands[: len(ins)], outputs + list(given_outs)) + TracedStep(op, slots, operands[: len(ins)], outputs + list(given_outs)) ) if not outputs: return None diff --git a/iron/common/image/__init__.py b/iron/common/image/__init__.py index 53827136f4..178a227d42 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/image/__init__.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ a caller finally invokes. """ -from .allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, plan as plan_buffers +from .allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, place from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from .callable import ( SequenceCallable, @@ -51,8 +51,8 @@ "insts_design", "live_ranges", "peak_live_bytes", + "place", "plan", - "plan_buffers", "trace_buffer_size", "xclbin_design", ] diff --git a/iron/common/image/allocator.py b/iron/common/image/allocator.py index 80da4580fe..f9f767733c 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/allocator.py +++ b/iron/common/image/allocator.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ 1. :func:`live_ranges` -- one linear scan giving each buffer the half-open step interval ``[first_write, last_read]`` it must stay resident for. -2. :func:`plan` -- assign each a byte offset in one pool, letting buffers +2. :func:`place` -- assign each a byte offset in one pool, letting buffers whose lifetimes do not overlap share addresses. This is Dynamic Storage Allocation: rectangles of fixed width (lifetime) and @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ def live_ranges(steps, pinned=()): return ranges -def plan(ranges, sizes, alignment=64): +def place(ranges, sizes, alignment=64): """Assign pool offsets. Returns ``(allocations, pool_bytes)``. Greedy by size descending; each buffer takes the lowest offset that clears diff --git a/iron/common/image/sequence.py b/iron/common/image/sequence.py index c64c5142d5..68d8c06c3e 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/image/sequence.py @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU2 from ..declare import Operator -from .allocator import live_ranges, plan +from .allocator import live_ranges, place from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from .callable import ( SequenceCompareCallable, @@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ def infer_buffer_offsets(self): # is silent -- the slice simply reads the wrong memory. pinned |= {name for name in sizes if "[" in name} ranges = live_ranges(steps, pinned=pinned) - allocations, _ = plan(ranges, sizes) + allocations, _ = place(ranges, sizes) return {name: a.offset for name, a in allocations.items()} def calculate_buffer_layout(self): diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index 5078c4e148..ef4f9bfb07 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ import numpy as np import pytest -from iron.common.design import Sequence, plan +from iron.common.design import Sequence, transfers from iron.common.declare import ( In, Operator, @@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ def test_plan_reproduces_the_channeled_unary_split(): ov = UnaryOverlay().tuned(FakeDev()) op = Unary(ov, size=8192) (x,) = [s for s in ov.streams.values() if s.name == "x"] - p = plan(op.A, x) + p = transfers(op.A, x) assert len(p) == 8 # 4 columns x 2 channels chunk = 8192 // 8 for i, (slot, accesses) in enumerate(p): @@ -124,12 +124,12 @@ def test_plan_reproduces_the_channeled_unary_split(): def test_plan_batched_gemv_coalesces_and_broadcasts(): ov = MVOverlay(K=128) op = MV(ov, M=256, num_batches=100) - a_plan = plan(op.A, ov.a) - assert [slot.index for slot, _ in a_plan] == [0, 1] - (acc,) = a_plan[1][1] + a_transfers = transfers(op.A, ov.a) + assert [slot.index for slot, _ in a_transfers] == [0, 1] + (acc,) = a_transfers[1][1] run = (256 // 2) * 128 assert acc.offset == run and acc.sizes[1] == 100 and acc.strides[1] == 256 * 128 - b_slot, b_accesses = plan(op.B, ov.b)[0] + b_slot, b_accesses = transfers(op.B, ov.b)[0] assert b_slot is ov.b and b_accesses == [ Access(100 * 128, 0, (1, 1, 1, 100 * 128), (0, 0, 0, 1)) ] diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index 0216faeed4..4f942e33c9 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ from types import SimpleNamespace -from iron.common.image.allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, plan +from iron.common.image.allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, place def _buf(direction): @@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ def test_sequential_chain_double_buffers(): runlist = [(op, "x", "a"), (op, "a", "b"), (op, "b", "c"), (op, "c", "out")] ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) sizes = dict.fromkeys(ranges, 1024) - allocations, pool = plan(ranges, sizes) + allocations, pool = place(ranges, sizes) assert pool == 2048, f"a chain should ping-pong between two slots, got {pool}" assert allocations["a"].offset == allocations["c"].offset, "a and c should alias" assert pool == peak_live_bytes(ranges, sizes) @@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ def test_simultaneously_live_buffers_do_not_share(): ] ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) sizes = dict.fromkeys(ranges, 4096) - allocations, pool = plan(ranges, sizes) + allocations, pool = place(ranges, sizes) assert pool == 8192, f"two co-live buffers need both slots, got {pool}" assert_no_overlap(allocations, ranges) @@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ def test_repeated_block_packs_to_one_block_worth(): ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) sizes = {n: 1 << 20 for n in ranges} - allocations, pool = plan(ranges, sizes) + allocations, pool = place(ranges, sizes) naive = sum(sizes.values()) assert pool == peak_live_bytes(ranges, sizes), "should hit the lower bound" @@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ def test_mixed_sizes_reach_the_lower_bound(): runlist.append((unary, prev, "out")) ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) sizes = {n: (1 + (i * 7) % 5) * 4096 for i, n in enumerate(sorted(ranges))} - allocations, pool = plan(ranges, sizes) + allocations, pool = place(ranges, sizes) assert pool == peak_live_bytes(ranges, sizes) assert_no_overlap(allocations, ranges) @@ -163,13 +163,13 @@ def test_offsets_are_aligned(): runlist = [(unary, "x", "a"), (unary, "x", "b"), (binary, "a", "b", "out")] ranges = live_ranges(steps_of(runlist)) sizes = {n: 100 for n in ranges} # deliberately not a multiple of 64 - allocations, _ = plan(ranges, sizes, alignment=64) + allocations, _ = place(ranges, sizes, alignment=64) for a in allocations.values(): assert a.offset % 64 == 0, f"{a.name} at unaligned offset {a.offset}" def test_empty_graph(): - allocations, pool = plan({}, {}) + allocations, pool = place({}, {}) assert allocations == {} and pool == 0 From b80458f7c36e08ddc85bce37f8b83b27631349d8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:35:46 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 168/215] Revert "Callers name generator_for; Operator.generator is gone" Operator.generator is not a forwarder. from_spec injects one to replace it, which is how swiglu_prefill_stream's groups load their exported design text instead of deriving one -- so calling generator_for at the ten sites quietly made those groups build a derived design. No test caught it: the stream path needs onnx, which is not installed here. Restored with a docstring that says it is an override point. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare/operator.py | 11 ++++++++--- iron/common/image/fused.py | 5 ++--- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 5 ++--- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 2 ++ iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 3 +-- iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 3 +-- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py | 3 +-- 7 files changed, 17 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/declare/operator.py b/iron/common/declare/operator.py index 4ad16c253f..cbc5779d45 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/operator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/operator.py @@ -435,6 +435,12 @@ def name(self) -> str: dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() return f"{base}_{dev.resolve().name}" + def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): + """The design generator :class:`CompilableDesign` runs for this operator.""" + from ..design import generator_for # reads this package: a cycle at module scope + + return generator_for(self, image=image) + def compile(self, record: str = "memory") -> "Operator": """Build this operator's own image, once; sets :attr:`artifacts`. @@ -472,18 +478,17 @@ def _build(self): overlay, to the stream alone against the downloaded image.""" # image/ reads this package, so naming it at module scope would make # the two import each other. - from ..design import generator_for from ..image.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from ..image.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design image = self.ov.external if image is None: - design = xclbin_design(generator_for(self), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") + design = xclbin_design(self.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") entry = design.get_cache_entry() picture, insts = entry.xclbin, entry.insts else: picture = self.ov.prebuilt() - design = insts_design(generator_for(self)) + design = insts_design(self.generator()) entry = design.get_cache_entry() insts = entry.insts self._design = design diff --git a/iron/common/image/fused.py b/iron/common/image/fused.py index 1cf67889f3..1f6faca13e 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/fused.py +++ b/iron/common/image/fused.py @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 -from ..design import generator_for from . import fusion from .jit_compile import dispatch_stream, fused_design, xclbin_design @@ -25,7 +24,7 @@ def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: design_names = [] for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - generator = generator_for(op) + generator = op.generator() # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it # from the operator having kernel artifacts: a design that declares # ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, so inferring leaves @@ -105,7 +104,7 @@ def link(self, seq): op_label = f"f{name_hash}_op{idx}" kernel_id = f"0x{0x901 + idx:x}" design = xclbin_design( - generator_for(op, image="xclbin"), + op.generator(image="xclbin"), kernel_name=op_label, xclbin_input=prev_xclbin_path, extra_flags=[ diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 37ea94484b..02661262b9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -974,7 +974,6 @@ def _build(self): instructions-only compile with no kernel built twice. On the shipped overlay there is no image to build at all. """ - from iron.common.design import generator_for from iron.common.image.artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from iron.common.image.jit_compile import insts_design, xclbin_design @@ -985,8 +984,8 @@ def _build(self): reference = dataclasses.replace( tuned, M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None, packed_bytes=None ) - image = xclbin_design(generator_for(reference), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") - stream = insts_design(generator_for(self)) + image = xclbin_design(reference.generator(), kernel_name="MLIR_AIE") + stream = insts_design(self.generator()) config, own = image.get_cache_entry(), stream.get_cache_entry() self._design = stream return Artifacts( diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index a8267fb8d0..571b6efd39 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -448,12 +448,14 @@ def test_from_spec_builds_an_operator_from_literal_shapes(): outputs={"left": (64, 256)}, key="abc123", params={"seq_len": 64, "k": 2}, + generator=lambda self, image="elf": "generator", ) op = Group(Group._overlay_class()) assert [b.name for b in op.buffers] == ["input", "w_gate", "left"] assert [b.shape for b in op.buffers] == [(64, 128), (128, 256), (64, 256)] assert (op.seq_len, op.k) == (64, 2) assert op.design_key() == "abc123" + assert op.generator() == "generator" # Literal shapes bind no field; inference only checks them. assert Group.infer((64, 128), (128, 256)) == {} with pytest.raises(ValueError): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index 1f6d407ec6..f7b8efc497 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign import iron -from iron.common.design import generator_for from iron.common.image.jit_compile import ( _bind_device, _design_generator, @@ -140,7 +139,7 @@ def test_a_traced_build_carries_the_lowered_module(): def _add_key(): add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) - fn, _, kwargs = generator_for(add).resolve() + fn, _, kwargs = add.generator().resolve() return CompilableDesign( _design_generator(kwargs), compile_kwargs={"design": fn, "params": _params_key(kwargs), "chain": ""}, diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index f3db6e0b88..9e56019a6c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -45,7 +45,6 @@ from aie.iron.device import from_name import iron -from iron.common.design import generator_for from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd SIZE = 1024 @@ -71,7 +70,7 @@ def _linked_objects(operator): back: a standalone build no longer writes its MLIR to disk either (see the module docstring), so there is nothing to read. """ - mlir = str(generator_for(operator)()) + mlir = str(operator.generator()()) return sorted(set(re.findall(r'link_with\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', mlir))) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py index fb7234e180..f6447d9752 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py @@ -22,7 +22,6 @@ import pytest from iron.common.declare import Incompatible, Untunable -from iron.common.design import generator_for from iron.tests.common.cases import CASES from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import AIECC, requires @@ -39,7 +38,7 @@ def lower(op, tmp_path, name=None): # generator() call in one process must do the same, or two designs # declaring one kernel with different flags collide. ExternalFunction._instances.clear() - src.write_text(str(generator_for(op)())) + src.write_text(str(op.generator()())) out = tmp_path / "out" result = subprocess.run( [ From 8a481fc66e66dcca846efd003edd675d409d6f8f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:39:28 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 169/215] Shape inference and from_spec leave Operator Operator carried 36 methods over 477 lines; the two largest bodies in it were neither hooks an operator overrides nor questions about an instance. infer() and infer_kwargs() read a class and nothing else -- its members, its overlay's fields, its name for the errors -- so they are functions of it, in a new declare/infer.py beside the members they walk. from_spec() builds a class, which is decorator.py's subject; its function-local import of @operator disappears, since that module already has it. Operator is now 33 methods over 373 lines. from_operands stays: it is the constructor, and it calls the two. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md | 4 +- iron/common/__init__.py | 2 + iron/common/declare/__init__.py | 11 +- iron/common/declare/decorator.py | 70 +++++++- iron/common/declare/infer.py | 135 +++++++++++++++ iron/common/declare/operator.py | 191 ++------------------- iron/common/graph/trace.py | 7 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py | 6 +- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 18 +- 9 files changed, 244 insertions(+), 200 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/common/declare/infer.py diff --git a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md index 76ba21729f..62f153687b 100644 --- a/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md +++ b/OPERATOR_MODEL_PLAN.md @@ -615,7 +615,7 @@ else, so it is a tool for external overlays and not a default. **swiglu_prefill_stream does not fit.** Its shapes come from a graph that stream-dse exports at build time. It gets a dynamic escape, private to the -stream package: `Operator.from_spec(...)` builds the members from the exported +stream package: `from_spec(...)` builds the members from the exported description at class-creation time, and gives up pyright for that one operator, which already skips its tests when stream-dse is absent. @@ -1251,7 +1251,7 @@ queue bound comes from the stream's `depth`. The C12 read-back against `input_with_addresses.mlir` is not done: a downloaded xclbin has no such file, so the check is structural (every stream pinned, every resident addressed) at class creation. swiglu_prefill_stream's group is -`Operator.from_spec`: a class built at run time from the exported shapes, +`from_spec`: a class built at run time from the exported shapes, with the group digest as its sharing key and the stream-dse loader as its artifact; the `OperatorSequence` composite around it stays until step 6. diff --git a/iron/common/__init__.py b/iron/common/__init__.py index d8aec5170e..b9e3b4f4a4 100644 --- a/iron/common/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/__init__.py @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ Untunable, Xclbin, dim, + from_spec, operator, optional, select, @@ -63,6 +64,7 @@ "Untunable", "Xclbin", "dim", + "from_spec", "operator", "optional", "select", diff --git a/iron/common/declare/__init__.py b/iron/common/declare/__init__.py index f613e4aa3b..dd5e939776 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/__init__.py @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): The shape rule: a host buffer's dimension is a ``dim()`` field or an integer literal, nothing else. Not a tunable, not a per-call value, not an -expression. That is what makes inference a lookup (:meth:`Operator.infer`) +expression. That is what makes inference a lookup (:mod:`.infer`) and what lets the checks in :mod:`.decorator` run once, at class creation. A stream's tile dimension may also be a tunable: choosing the tile is what tuning is for, and inference never reads a stream. @@ -49,7 +49,8 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): The package reads bottom-up: :mod:`.field` is what a class body writes, :mod:`.member` what it declares alongside its fields, :mod:`.bound` what an -instance's attribute gives back, :mod:`.overlay` and :mod:`.operator` the two +instance's attribute gives back, :mod:`.infer` how operand shapes reach a +declaration's dimension fields, :mod:`.overlay` and :mod:`.operator` the two layers themselves, and :mod:`.decorator` the checks both go through at class creation. :mod:`.naming` is how either one spells its own label. """ @@ -61,7 +62,7 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): BoundValue, BufferView, ) -from .decorator import operator +from .decorator import from_spec, operator from .field import ( DeclarationError, DimRef, @@ -72,6 +73,7 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): select, tunable, ) +from .infer import infer, infer_kwargs from .member import ( DispatchTime, In, @@ -113,7 +115,10 @@ class GEMV(Operator[GEMVOverlay]): "ValueSpec", "Xclbin", "dim", + "from_spec", "get_shim_dma_limit", + "infer", + "infer_kwargs", "operator", "optional", "select", diff --git a/iron/common/declare/decorator.py b/iron/common/declare/decorator.py index 83486bd393..69072f02a1 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/decorator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/decorator.py @@ -5,18 +5,33 @@ Everything here runs once, when a class body is executed. What it cannot prove then -- an operator's extents against a tuned overlay -- is left to -:meth:`Operator.infer`. +:func:`~iron.common.declare.infer`. + +:func:`from_spec` is the same checks reached the other way: a class built +from an exported description at run time still goes through ``@operator``. """ from __future__ import annotations import dataclasses +import types from dataclasses import Field +from typing import Any, Callable import numpy as np - -from .field import DeclarationError, DimRef, _Optional, _Select, _tier_of -from .member import DispatchTime, Resident, Xclbin, _Buffer, _Member, _Stream +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from .field import DeclarationError, DimRef, dim, _Optional, _Select, _tier_of +from .member import ( + DispatchTime, + In, + Out, + Resident, + Xclbin, + _Buffer, + _Member, + _Stream, +) from .operator import Operator from .overlay import Overlay @@ -296,3 +311,50 @@ def _overlay_class_of(cls: type) -> type | None: if isinstance(a, type) and issubclass(a, Overlay): return a return None + + +def from_spec( + name: str, + *, + inputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], + outputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], + dtype: Any = bfloat16, + key: str = "", + params: dict[str, Any] | None = None, + generator: Callable | None = None, +) -> type: + """An operator class from an exported description, at run time. + + The dynamic escape for a design whose shapes come from a file rather + than a formula (swiglu_prefill_stream's stream-dse export). ``inputs`` + and ``outputs`` are literal shapes in argument order; ``params`` are + the numbers that identify the instance (they become ``dim()`` fields + with those defaults and reach the name); ``key`` identifies the + generated design, for sharing; ``generator`` replaces + :meth:`Operator.generator`, since the sequence is not derived. The + overlay is a stand-in carrying only ``key``. + """ + module = Operator.__module__ + + def overlay_ns(ns): + ns["__module__"] = module + ns["__annotations__"] = {"key": str} + ns["key"] = dim(key, repr=False) + + overlay_cls = operator(types.new_class(f"{name}Overlay", (Overlay,), {}, overlay_ns)) + + def operator_ns(ns): + ns["__module__"] = module + ns["__annotations__"] = {} + for pname, value in (params or {}).items(): + ns["__annotations__"][pname] = type(value) + ns[pname] = dim(value) + for bname, shape in inputs.items(): + ns[bname] = In(*shape, dtype=dtype) + for bname, shape in outputs.items(): + ns[bname] = Out(*shape, dtype=dtype) + ns["design_key"] = lambda self: self.ov.key or None + if generator is not None: + ns["generator"] = generator + + return operator(types.new_class(name, (Operator[overlay_cls],), {}, operator_ns)) diff --git a/iron/common/declare/infer.py b/iron/common/declare/infer.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..54c441cee1 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/common/declare/infer.py @@ -0,0 +1,135 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Operand shapes to dimension fields: the lookup a declaration makes possible. + +A host buffer's dimension is a :func:`~iron.common.declare.dim` field or an +integer literal, nothing else (see the package docstring), so binding an +operator to its operands is a lookup over the declared members rather than a +solver. These take the class because that is all they read: its members, its +name for the errors, and its overlay's fields. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import dataclasses +from dataclasses import MISSING +from typing import Any + +import numpy as np + +from .field import DimRef, _Optional, _Select +from .member import _Buffer + + +def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, outputs=(), **given) -> dict[str, Any]: + """Bind dimension fields from operand shapes, in ``In`` declaration order. + + A lookup, not a solver: each declared dimension is a field or a + literal. Returns ``{field: value}`` for both the operator's and the + overlay's fields; ``given`` pins values and is checked for agreement. + ``outputs`` are the shapes of caller-supplied ``Out`` buffers, in + declaration order, which bind the same way. + """ + ins = [ + m + for m in cls._members + if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction in ("in", "inout") + ] + if len(operand_shapes) != len(ins): + raise TypeError( + f"{cls.__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " + f"({', '.join(m.name for m in ins)}), got {len(operand_shapes)}" + ) + outs = [ + m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction == "out" + ] + if outputs and len(outputs) != len(outs): + raise TypeError( + f"{cls.__name__} produces {len(outs)} output(s) " + f"({', '.join(m.name for m in outs)}), got {len(outputs)}" + ) + pairs = list(zip(ins, operand_shapes)) + list(zip(outs, outputs)) + bound: dict[str, Any] = dict(given) + origin: dict[str, str] = {k: "given" for k in given} + + def bind(ref: DimRef, value: int, where: str) -> None: + key = ref.name + if key in bound and bound[key] != value: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: {ref!r} is {value} from {where} but " + f"{bound[key]} from {origin[key]}" + ) + bound[key] = value + origin.setdefault(key, where) + + for m, shape in pairs: + shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) + dims = list(m.dims) + leading = dims[0] if dims and isinstance(dims[0], _Optional) else None + if leading is not None: + if len(shape) == len(dims): + bind(leading.ref, shape[0], f"{m.name}.shape[0]") + shape = shape[1:] + elif len(shape) == len(dims) - 1: + bind(leading.ref, 1, f"{m.name} (rank {len(shape)})") + else: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)}, " + f"declared {m!r}" + ) + dims = dims[1:] + expanded: list = [] + for d in dims: + if isinstance(d, _Select): + flag = d.flag + if flag.name in bound: + value = bound[flag.name] + else: + fld = next( + ( + f + for f in dataclasses.fields(flag.owner) + if f.name == flag.name + ), + None, + ) + if fld is None or fld.default is MISSING: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: {flag!r} selects {m.name}'s shape and " + f"has no default; pass it explicitly" + ) + value = fld.default + expanded.extend(d.when_true if value else d.when_false) + else: + expanded.append(d) + dims = expanded + if len(dims) == 1 and len(shape) != 1: + # A flat buffer takes an operand of any rank: its one + # dimension is the element count. + shape = (int(np.prod(shape)) if shape else 1,) + if len(shape) != len(dims): + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)} {shape}, " + f"declared rank {len(dims)} {m!r}" + ) + for i, (d, n) in enumerate(zip(dims, shape)): + if isinstance(d, DimRef): + bind(d, n, f"{m.name}.shape[{i}]") + elif int(d) != n: + raise ValueError( + f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name}.shape[{i}] is {n}, declared {d}" + ) + return bound + + +def infer_kwargs(cls, kwargs) -> dict[str, Any]: + """The part of ``kwargs`` that :func:`infer` takes: both layers' dimension + fields and the flags that select a buffer's shape.""" + names = set(cls._dim_fields) + if cls._overlay_class: + names.update(cls._overlay_class._dim_fields) + for m in cls._members: + if isinstance(m, _Buffer): + names.update(d.flag.name for d in m.dims if isinstance(d, _Select)) + return {k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if k in names} diff --git a/iron/common/declare/operator.py b/iron/common/declare/operator.py index cbc5779d45..6e6ee9867f 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/operator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/operator.py @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ An operator is declared against one overlay and adds the extents that size the host buffers. Changing an extent re-issues the runtime sequence; it does not rebuild the array, which is why the two layers are separate classes. -Calling one binds it: :meth:`Operator.infer` turns operand shapes into the +Calling one binds it: :func:`~iron.common.declare.infer` turns operand shapes into the extents, and the instance's buffer attributes answer in elements. """ @@ -14,19 +14,16 @@ import dataclasses from abc import ABCMeta -from dataclasses import MISSING -from typing import Any, Callable, ClassVar, Generic, TypeVar +from typing import Any, ClassVar, Generic, TypeVar -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel from .bound import BoundBuffer, BoundValue -from .field import DimRef, dim, _Optional, _Select -from .member import In, Out, _Buffer, _Member, _Value +from .infer import infer, infer_kwargs +from .member import _Buffer, _Member, _Value from .naming import label_parts from .overlay import Overlay @@ -237,179 +234,12 @@ def _bind(self) -> None: bound[m.name] = BoundValue(m, self) self._bound = bound - # -- inference --------------------------------------------------------- - - @classmethod - def from_spec( - cls, - name: str, - *, - inputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], - outputs: dict[str, tuple[int, ...]], - dtype: Any = bfloat16, - key: str = "", - params: dict[str, Any] | None = None, - generator: Callable | None = None, - ) -> type: - """An operator class from an exported description, at run time. - - The dynamic escape for a design whose shapes come from a file rather - than a formula (swiglu_prefill_stream's stream-dse export). ``inputs`` - and ``outputs`` are literal shapes in argument order; ``params`` are - the numbers that identify the instance (they become ``dim()`` fields - with those defaults and reach the name); ``key`` identifies the - generated design, for sharing; ``generator`` replaces - :meth:`generator`, since the sequence is not derived. The - overlay is a stand-in carrying only ``key``. - """ - import types - - from .decorator import operator # a class made at run time still checks - - def overlay_ns(ns): - ns["__module__"] = cls.__module__ - ns["__annotations__"] = {"key": str} - ns["key"] = dim(key, repr=False) - - overlay_cls = operator( - types.new_class(f"{name}Overlay", (Overlay,), {}, overlay_ns) - ) - - def operator_ns(ns): - ns["__module__"] = cls.__module__ - ns["__annotations__"] = {} - for pname, value in (params or {}).items(): - ns["__annotations__"][pname] = type(value) - ns[pname] = dim(value) - for bname, shape in inputs.items(): - ns[bname] = In(*shape, dtype=dtype) - for bname, shape in outputs.items(): - ns[bname] = Out(*shape, dtype=dtype) - ns["design_key"] = lambda self: self.ov.key or None - if generator is not None: - ns["generator"] = generator - - return operator( - types.new_class(name, (cls[overlay_cls],), {}, operator_ns) # type: ignore[index] - ) - - @classmethod - def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, outputs=(), **given) -> dict[str, Any]: - """Bind dimension fields from operand shapes, in ``In`` declaration order. - - A lookup, not a solver: each declared dimension is a field or a - literal. Returns ``{field: value}`` for both the operator's and the - overlay's fields; ``given`` pins values and is checked for agreement. - ``outputs`` are the shapes of caller-supplied ``Out`` buffers, in - declaration order, which bind the same way. - """ - ins = [ - m - for m in cls._members - if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction in ("in", "inout") - ] - if len(operand_shapes) != len(ins): - raise TypeError( - f"{cls.__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " - f"({', '.join(m.name for m in ins)}), got {len(operand_shapes)}" - ) - outs = [ - m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction == "out" - ] - if outputs and len(outputs) != len(outs): - raise TypeError( - f"{cls.__name__} produces {len(outs)} output(s) " - f"({', '.join(m.name for m in outs)}), got {len(outputs)}" - ) - pairs = list(zip(ins, operand_shapes)) + list(zip(outs, outputs)) - bound: dict[str, Any] = dict(given) - origin: dict[str, str] = {k: "given" for k in given} - - def bind(ref: DimRef, value: int, where: str) -> None: - key = ref.name - if key in bound and bound[key] != value: - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: {ref!r} is {value} from {where} but " - f"{bound[key]} from {origin[key]}" - ) - bound[key] = value - origin.setdefault(key, where) - - for m, shape in pairs: - shape = tuple(int(s) for s in shape) - dims = list(m.dims) - leading = dims[0] if dims and isinstance(dims[0], _Optional) else None - if leading is not None: - if len(shape) == len(dims): - bind(leading.ref, shape[0], f"{m.name}.shape[0]") - shape = shape[1:] - elif len(shape) == len(dims) - 1: - bind(leading.ref, 1, f"{m.name} (rank {len(shape)})") - else: - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)}, " - f"declared {m!r}" - ) - dims = dims[1:] - expanded: list = [] - for d in dims: - if isinstance(d, _Select): - flag = d.flag - if flag.name in bound: - value = bound[flag.name] - else: - fld = next( - ( - f - for f in dataclasses.fields(flag.owner) - if f.name == flag.name - ), - None, - ) - if fld is None or fld.default is MISSING: - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: {flag!r} selects {m.name}'s shape and " - f"has no default; pass it explicitly" - ) - value = fld.default - expanded.extend(d.when_true if value else d.when_false) - else: - expanded.append(d) - dims = expanded - if len(dims) == 1 and len(shape) != 1: - # A flat buffer takes an operand of any rank: its one - # dimension is the element count. - shape = (int(np.prod(shape)) if shape else 1,) - if len(shape) != len(dims): - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name} has rank {len(shape)} {shape}, " - f"declared rank {len(dims)} {m!r}" - ) - for i, (d, n) in enumerate(zip(dims, shape)): - if isinstance(d, DimRef): - bind(d, n, f"{m.name}.shape[{i}]") - elif int(d) != n: - raise ValueError( - f"{cls.__name__}: operand {m.name}.shape[{i}] is {n}, declared {d}" - ) - return bound - - @classmethod - def infer_kwargs(cls, kwargs) -> dict[str, Any]: - """The part of ``kwargs`` that :meth:`infer` takes: both layers' dimension - fields and the flags that select a buffer's shape.""" - names = set(cls._dim_fields) - if cls._overlay_class: - names.update(cls._overlay_class._dim_fields) - for m in cls._members: - if isinstance(m, _Buffer): - names.update(d.flag.name for d in m.dims if isinstance(d, _Select)) - return {k: v for k, v in kwargs.items() if k in names} + # -- construction from operand shapes ---------------------------------- @classmethod def from_operands(cls, *operand_shapes, **overrides) -> "Operator": """Construct an operator (and its overlay) from operand shapes.""" - values = cls.infer(*operand_shapes, **cls.infer_kwargs(overrides)) + values = infer(cls, *operand_shapes, **infer_kwargs(cls, overrides)) kwargs = {**overrides, **values} return cls(**kwargs) # classic-construction path splits overlay fields @@ -436,7 +266,14 @@ def name(self) -> str: return f"{base}_{dev.resolve().name}" def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): - """The design generator :class:`CompilableDesign` runs for this operator.""" + """The design generator :class:`CompilableDesign` runs for this operator. + + An override point, not a forwarder: an operator whose design is + exported text rather than derived from the declaration replaces this + (see :func:`from_spec`, and swiglu_prefill_stream, which loads its + group from the exported module). Everything else takes the default, + which is ``build_design`` over the declaration. + """ from ..design import generator_for # reads this package: a cycle at module scope return generator_for(self, image=image) diff --git a/iron/common/graph/trace.py b/iron/common/graph/trace.py index 6c4cf1cb64..63bf8fa8a6 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/trace.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/trace.py @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from ..declare import Operator, Resident +from ..declare import Operator, Resident, infer, infer_kwargs from ..declare.member import _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value from ..image.sequence import OperatorSequence from .handle import Handle, State, Value, _tensor_dtype, is_operand @@ -183,10 +183,11 @@ def _split_values(cls, kwargs) -> dict: return {k: kwargs.pop(k) for k in list(kwargs) if k in names} def _construct(self, cls, inputs, outputs, kwargs) -> Operator: - inferred = cls.infer( + inferred = infer( + cls, *[h.shape for h in inputs], outputs=[h.shape for h in outputs], - **cls.infer_kwargs(kwargs), + **infer_kwargs(cls, kwargs), ) # The class's own translation splits overlay fields from the # operator's and fills what it derives (a transfer size, a dtype diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py index ebb71716d7..75e17fe8c2 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/op.py @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common import DesignGenerator, Operator +from iron.common import DesignGenerator, from_spec from iron.common.kernels import kernels_dir from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ def _stream_group(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, k, group_index, context): lists them. The buffers' shapes and order come from the workload, which is also the order the generated design takes its arguments in; the design itself is the exported text, so the class is built at run time - (``Operator.from_spec``) rather than declared. + (:func:`~iron.common.declare.from_spec`) rather than declared. """ from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream import stream_design @@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ def generator(self, image="elf"): }, ) - cls = Operator.from_spec( + cls = from_spec( "SwiGLUStreamGroup", inputs={name: shapes[name] for name in inputs}, outputs={name: shapes[name] for name in outputs}, diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index 571b6efd39..9529b4fd50 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -33,6 +33,8 @@ StreamOut, Untunable, dim, + from_spec, + infer, operator, optional, tunable, @@ -382,19 +384,19 @@ def test_operator_tuned_runs_compatible(): def test_infer_binds_both_layers_from_operands(): - assert MV.infer((1024, 256), (256,)) == {"M": 1024, "K": 256, "num_batches": 1} - assert MV.infer((3, 1024, 256), (3, 256)) == {"num_batches": 3, "M": 1024, "K": 256} + assert infer(MV, (1024, 256), (256,)) == {"M": 1024, "K": 256, "num_batches": 1} + assert infer(MV, (3, 1024, 256), (3, 256)) == {"num_batches": 3, "M": 1024, "K": 256} def test_infer_reports_conflicts_naming_both_operands(): with pytest.raises( ValueError, match=r"K is 128 from B.shape\[0\] but 256 from A.shape\[1\]" ): - MV.infer((1024, 256), (128,)) + infer(MV, (1024, 256), (128,)) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="rank"): - MV.infer((1, 2, 3, 4), (256,)) + infer(MV, (1, 2, 3, 4), (256,)) with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="K is 512 from A.shape"): - MV.infer((1024, 512), (512,), K=256) + infer(MV, (1024, 512), (512,), K=256) def test_from_operands_constructs_overlay_and_operator(): @@ -442,7 +444,7 @@ class Inplace(Operator[Pinned]): def test_from_spec_builds_an_operator_from_literal_shapes(): # swiglu_prefill_stream's escape: shapes from an exported graph, a # design that is not derived, an identity for sharing. - Group = Operator.from_spec( + Group = from_spec( "Group", inputs={"input": (64, 128), "w_gate": (128, 256)}, outputs={"left": (64, 256)}, @@ -457,9 +459,9 @@ def test_from_spec_builds_an_operator_from_literal_shapes(): assert op.design_key() == "abc123" assert op.generator() == "generator" # Literal shapes bind no field; inference only checks them. - assert Group.infer((64, 128), (128, 256)) == {} + assert infer(Group, (64, 128), (128, 256)) == {} with pytest.raises(ValueError): - Group.infer((64, 128), (128, 512)) + infer(Group, (64, 128), (128, 512)) # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- From 623ef960e0d0efcf573d983a7ef373c217756381 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Tue, 22 Sep 2026 15:42:00 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 170/215] black: three lines the moves pushed past the column limit Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Lv531sMCEWMx7yej8Dbh6c --- iron/common/declare/decorator.py | 4 +++- iron/common/design/runtime.py | 4 +++- iron/tests/common/declare.py | 6 +++++- 3 files changed, 11 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/declare/decorator.py b/iron/common/declare/decorator.py index 69072f02a1..e4910f96fa 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/decorator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/decorator.py @@ -341,7 +341,9 @@ def overlay_ns(ns): ns["__annotations__"] = {"key": str} ns["key"] = dim(key, repr=False) - overlay_cls = operator(types.new_class(f"{name}Overlay", (Overlay,), {}, overlay_ns)) + overlay_cls = operator( + types.new_class(f"{name}Overlay", (Overlay,), {}, overlay_ns) + ) def operator_ns(ns): ns["__module__"] = module diff --git a/iron/common/design/runtime.py b/iron/common/design/runtime.py index ba860b40da..ab3f778fff 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/runtime.py +++ b/iron/common/design/runtime.py @@ -261,7 +261,9 @@ def preamble(self, target: Target) -> None: sync_parameters() -def transfers(buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Access]]]: +def transfers( + buffer: BoundBuffer, stream: BoundStream +) -> list[tuple[Any, list[Access]]]: """How ``buffer`` moves through ``stream``: ``[(slot, [Access, ...]), ...]``. A single-slot or broadcast stream takes the whole buffer in one linear diff --git a/iron/tests/common/declare.py b/iron/tests/common/declare.py index 9529b4fd50..5d98d78d16 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/declare.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/declare.py @@ -385,7 +385,11 @@ def test_operator_tuned_runs_compatible(): def test_infer_binds_both_layers_from_operands(): assert infer(MV, (1024, 256), (256,)) == {"M": 1024, "K": 256, "num_batches": 1} - assert infer(MV, (3, 1024, 256), (3, 256)) == {"num_batches": 3, "M": 1024, "K": 256} + assert infer(MV, (3, 1024, 256), (3, 256)) == { + "num_batches": 3, + "M": 1024, + "K": 256, + } def test_infer_reports_conflicts_naming_both_operands(): From aecc68ace2371788aa06cd2301d03470838ca9a1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2026 21:13:26 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 171/215] Build kernels from mlir-aie kernel factories; port transpose and gemv Operators can now hand the compilation system an aie.iron.kernels factory's ExternalFunction (KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern) instead of a hand-built source + flags recipe. mlir-aie compiles, prefixes and stamps the object; its file name and symbols carry a digest of the recipe, so a changed recipe never reuses a stale object, and fused sequences share identical recipes instead of re-prefixing them per operator. - A generated MLIR module is only fresh if it links every kernel its design was given, since a new recipe means a new object name. - Operators pin the probed NPU as the selected device: the factories pick their architecture from the selected device only and otherwise fall back to aie2. - kernels_dir resolves through mlir-aie's config (MLIR_AIE_KERNEL_SOURCES); IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR is gone. - transpose uses datamovement.transpose; gemv uses linalg.mv, with the gelu epilogue bound from the gelu factory's object. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/base.py | 2 + iron/common/compilation/base.py | 90 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++- iron/common/context.py | 11 ++-- iron/common/device_utils.py | 11 ++++ iron/common/sequence.py | 19 ++++++- iron/operators/gemv/design.py | 38 +++---------- iron/operators/gemv/op.py | 74 ++++++++++++------------ iron/operators/transpose/design.py | 13 +---- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 21 ++----- 9 files changed, 175 insertions(+), 104 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index e2ab3ceed0..1e3dd68d77 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ from . import compilation as comp from .context import AIEContext +from .device_utils import pin_current_device from .utils import float_to_name from .compilation import ( CompilationArtifact, @@ -35,6 +36,7 @@ class AIEOperatorBase(ABC): def __init__(self, context: AIEContext | None = None) -> None: self.artifacts = comp.CompilationArtifactGraph() + pin_current_device() if context is None: context = self.get_default_context() self.context = context diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 22e7ef1bb9..372b1928dc 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -50,7 +50,13 @@ import sys from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from aie.utils.compile.utils import compile_cxx_core_function, compile_mlir_module +from aie.iron.kernel import ExternalFunction, Kernel +from aie.utils.compile.utils import ( + _has_current_symbol_prefix_stamp, + compile_cxx_core_function, + compile_external_kernel, + compile_mlir_module, +) # Global Functions # ########################################################################## @@ -73,6 +79,20 @@ def __call__(self) -> str: spec.loader.exec_module(module) return str(getattr(module, self.fn_name)(*self.args, **self.kwargs)) + def kernels(self) -> list[Kernel]: + """The kernels passed to the design, which its module must declare.""" + values = [*self.args, *self.kwargs.values()] + found = [] + while values: + value = values.pop() + if isinstance(value, Kernel): + found.append(value) + elif isinstance(value, (list, tuple)): + values.extend(value) + elif isinstance(value, dict): + values.extend(value.values()) + return found + def plan( rules: Sequence[CompilationRule], @@ -386,11 +406,41 @@ def __init__( extra_flags: list[str] | None = None, rename_symbols: dict[str, str] | None = None, prefix_symbols: str | None = None, + extern: ExternalFunction | None = None, ) -> None: super().__init__(filename, dependencies) self.extra_flags = extra_flags if extra_flags is not None else [] self.rename_symbols = rename_symbols if rename_symbols is not None else {} self.prefix_symbols = prefix_symbols + # The mlir-aie kernel factory recipe this object is built from, if any. + # Such an object is compiled by mlir-aie itself, and its file name and + # symbols already carry a digest of the recipe. + self.extern = extern + + @classmethod + def from_extern(cls, fn: ExternalFunction) -> KernelObjectArtifact: + """The object an ``aie.iron.kernels`` factory's ExternalFunction links. + + Every symbol bound from the same object (``fn.object_file.bind(...)``) + is served by this one artifact. + """ + if fn.source_file is None: + raise ValueError(f"{fn.name}: only file-backed kernels are supported") + return cls( + fn.object_file_name, + dependencies=[SourceArtifact(fn.source_file)], + extern=fn, + ) + + def is_available_in_filesystem(self) -> bool: + if not super().is_available_in_filesystem(): + return False + # A prefixed object whose prefix pass never completed exports the + # unprefixed symbols; mlir-aie stamps the object once the pass is done. + prefix = self.extern._symbol_prefix if self.extern is not None else None + return prefix is None or _has_current_symbol_prefix_stamp( + self.filename, f"{prefix}_" + ) class KernelArchiveArtifact(CompilationArtifact): @@ -408,6 +458,18 @@ def __init__( self.generator = generator super().__init__(filename, dependencies=[SourceArtifact(generator.source_path)]) + def is_available_in_filesystem(self) -> bool: + if not super().is_available_in_filesystem(): + return False + # A factory kernel's object is named after its recipe, so a changed + # recipe leaves a module that is newer than its design yet links an + # object that is no longer built -- or worse, an old one still on disk. + text = Path(self.filename).read_text() + return all( + f'link_with = "{kernel.object_file_name}"' in text + for kernel in self.generator.kernels() + ) + def _sha256_of(path: Path) -> str: with open(path, "rb") as f: @@ -845,7 +907,20 @@ def compile(self, artifacts): Path(self.mlir_aie_dir) / "aie_runtime_lib" / kernel_dir.upper() ) + compiled_externs = set() for artifact in worklist: + if artifact.extern is not None: + # Operators sharing a recipe share its object, so a fused + # sequence may list the same one several times. + if artifact.filename not in compiled_externs: + compiled_externs.add(artifact.filename) + commands.append( + PythonCallbackCompilationCommand( + partial(self._compile_extern, artifact, kernel_dir) + ) + ) + artifact.available = True + continue if len(artifact.dependencies) < 1: raise RuntimeError( "Expected at least one dependency (the C source code) for KernelObjectArtifact" @@ -886,6 +961,19 @@ def compile(self, artifacts): return commands + def _compile_extern(self, artifact, kernel_dir): + fn = artifact.extern + if fn.use_chess != self.use_chess: + raise RuntimeError( + f"{fn.name} is a {'Chess' if fn.use_chess else 'Peano'} kernel, " + f"but this context compiles with {'Chess' if self.use_chess else 'Peano'}" + ) + # The artifact is only on the worklist if its object is missing, older + # than its source, or half-prefixed. mlir-aie reuses any object already + # at the output path, so remove it to make mlir-aie rebuild it. + Path(artifact.filename).unlink(missing_ok=True) + compile_external_kernel(fn, str(Path(artifact.filename).parent), kernel_dir) + def _find_tool(self, name): return _find_tool(name, self.peano_dir, self.mlir_aie_dir) diff --git a/iron/common/context.py b/iron/common/context.py index 6979f18388..57eb823399 100644 --- a/iron/common/context.py +++ b/iron/common/context.py @@ -27,16 +27,13 @@ class AIEContext: @property def kernels_dir(self) -> Path: - """C++ kernel sources bundled with the installed mlir-aie package. + """C++ kernel sources the mlir-aie kernel factories build from. - IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR overrides this to point at a local mlir-aie + MLIR_AIE_KERNEL_SOURCES overrides this to point at a local mlir-aie checkout for kernel development. """ - # Lazy: root_path() needs the package importable at call time. - override = os.environ.get("IRON_AIE_KERNELS_DIR") - if override: - return Path(override) - return Path(aie.utils.config.root_path()) / "include" / "aie_kernels" + # Lazy: the config needs the package importable at call time. + return Path(aie.utils.config.aie_kernels_dir()) def __post_init__(self) -> None: """Normalize build_dir to a Path object.""" diff --git a/iron/common/device_utils.py b/iron/common/device_utils.py index 2705ad20f3..b7722eccde 100644 --- a/iron/common/device_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/device_utils.py @@ -10,3 +10,14 @@ def get_kernel_dir(dev=None) -> str: if dev is None: dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() return resolve_target_arch(dev) + + +def pin_current_device() -> None: + """Bind the probed NPU as the explicitly selected device. + + The mlir-aie kernel factories choose their sources by architecture from the + explicitly selected device only; with none selected they fall back to aie2, + which on an NPU2 machine silently builds aie2 kernels. + """ + if aie_utils.get_current_device(probe_runtime=False) is None: + aie_utils.set_current_device(aie_utils.get_current_device()) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 66c51f84ef..bc41c33888 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -103,6 +103,18 @@ def _trace_tag(seq): return f"_traced{seq.trace_size}" if seq.trace_size else "" +def _hand_built_kernels(op, objs=None): + """``op``'s kernel artifacts that IRON builds itself, rather than an + mlir-aie kernel factory, and so must be prefixed apart within a sequence.""" + if objs is None: + objs = op.get_kernel_artifacts() + return [ + obj + for obj in objs + if not (isinstance(obj, comp.KernelObjectArtifact) and obj.extern is not None) + ] + + class FusedDispatch(SequenceDispatch): """Single-ELF dispatch (NPU2 only): all operators fused into one ELF.""" @@ -141,7 +153,7 @@ def build_fused_mlir(self, seq): for idx, op in enumerate(designs): mlir_artifact = op.get_mlir_artifact() - if len(op.get_kernel_artifacts()) > 0: + if _hand_built_kernels(op): mlir_artifact.generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" design_names.append(op_name) @@ -161,11 +173,12 @@ def build_fused_mlir(self, seq): ) def _collect_kernel_artifacts(self, seq): - """Kernel artifacts from all child operators, prefixed per operator index.""" + """Kernel artifacts from all child operators, hand-built ones prefixed per + operator index. Factory-built objects are already unique per recipe.""" kernel_artifacts = [] for idx, op in enumerate(seq.unique_designs()[0]): objs = op.get_kernel_artifacts() - for obj in objs: + for obj in _hand_built_kernels(op, objs): obj.filename = f"op{idx}_{obj.filename}" obj.prefix_symbols = f"op{idx}_" kernel_artifacts.extend(objs) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/design.py b/iron/operators/gemv/design.py index 5fffe70d30..82281bba8c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/design.py @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ from aie.dialects.aie import T from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorAccessPattern -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker """ Matrix-vector design @@ -33,10 +33,10 @@ def my_matvec( m_input, m_output=None, num_batches=1, - kernel_object="mv.o", - func_prefix="", verbose=False, - epilogue="none", + *, + matvec_fn, + epilogue_fn=None, ): if m_output is None: m_output = m_input @@ -56,11 +56,8 @@ def my_matvec( assert m_input <= M // cols, "m_input must be less than or equal to M/cols" assert (M // cols) % m_input == 0, "m_input must evenly divide M/cols" - vectorized = True dtype_in = np.dtype[bfloat16] - dtype_in_str = "bf16" dtype_out = np.dtype[bfloat16] - dtype_out_str = "bf16" assert M % cols == 0 @@ -80,26 +77,9 @@ def my_matvec( L3_B_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * K,), dtype_in] L3_C_ty = np.ndarray[(num_batches * M,), dtype_out] - func_type = "vectorized" if vectorized else "scalar" - matvec = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}matvec_{func_type}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", - [np.int32, np.int32, L1_A_ty, L1_B_ty, L1_C_ty], - ) - # Optional fused activation over the full m_output C-tile, applied once per tile in core_body - # (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all rows) rather than per matvec call, whose m_input - # tile can be smaller than the 16-wide activation vector. - assert epilogue in ("none", "gelu") - gelu_kernel = None - if epilogue == "gelu": - assert ( - m_output % 16 == 0 - ), f"gelu epilogue needs m_output % 16 == 0 (got {m_output})" - gelu_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}gelu_tile_bf16", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}", - [np.int32, L1_C_ty], - ) + # epilogue_fn: optional fused activation over the full m_output C-tile, applied once per + # tile in core_body (after the matvec inner-loop has filled all rows) rather than per + # matvec call, whose m_input tile can be smaller than the 16-wide activation vector. A_L3L1_fifos = [ ObjectFifo(L1_A_ty, name=f"A_L3L1_{i}", depth=2) for i in range(cols) @@ -137,9 +117,9 @@ def core_body(A_L3L1_fifo, B_L3L1_fifo, C_L1L3_fifo, matvec, gelu_kernel=None): A_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), B_L3L1_fifos[i].cons(), C_L1L3_fifos[i].prod(), - matvec, + matvec_fn, ] - + ([gelu_kernel] if epilogue == "gelu" else []), + + ([epilogue_fn] if epilogue_fn is not None else []), ) for i in range(cols) ] diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py index c929980569..c9aea02459 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/op.py @@ -4,16 +4,18 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import ClassVar, Dict +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, KernelObjectArtifact, - KernelArchiveArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernels import activation, linalg from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir @@ -84,16 +86,35 @@ def name(self) -> str: return base return f"{base}_epi{self.epilogue}" - @property - def _kernel_link_file(self): - # With the gelu epilogue the core also links the gelu kernel, so the object becomes an - # archive of (matvec, gelu); the plain matvec stays a single object. - if self.epilogue == "gelu": - return f"gemv_{self.K}k_{self.kernel_vector_size}vs_gelu_kernels.a" - return f"gemv_{self.K}k_{self.kernel_vector_size}vs.o" + def _matvec(self): + return linalg.mv( + self.tile_size_input, + self.K, + bfloat16, + bfloat16, + vec_size=self.kernel_vector_size, + output_rows=self.tile_size_output, + use_chess=self.context.compiler == "chess", + ) + + def _gelu(self): + # The epilogue is gelu.cc's in-place gelu_tile_bf16, which only aie2p's + # gelu.cc exports; it rides in the object the gelu factory builds. + if get_kernel_dir() != "aie2p": + raise NotImplementedError( + "gemv gelu epilogue is only available on NPU2 (aie2p); " + f"current kernel dir is {get_kernel_dir()!r}" + ) + return activation.gelu() def get_mlir_artifact(self): mlir_verbose = getattr(self.context, "mlir_verbose", False) + epilogue_fn = None + if self.epilogue == "gelu": + epilogue_fn = self._gelu().object_file.bind( + "gelu_tile_bf16", + [np.int32, np.ndarray[(self.tile_size_output,), np.dtype[bfloat16]]], + ) return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", @@ -111,42 +132,17 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): ), { "verbose": mlir_verbose, - "kernel_object": self._kernel_link_file, - "epilogue": self.epilogue, + "matvec_fn": self._matvec(), + "epilogue_fn": epilogue_fn, }, ), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - matvec_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( - f"gemv_{self.K}k_{self.kernel_vector_size}vs.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "mv.cc") - ], - extra_flags=[ - f"-DDIM_K={self.K}", - f"-DVEC_SIZE={self.kernel_vector_size}", - ], - ) + fns = [self._matvec()] if self.epilogue == "gelu": - # The gelu kernel lives in aie2p/gelu.cc, so the fused epilogue is NPU2-only. - if get_kernel_dir() != "aie2p": - raise NotImplementedError( - "gemv gelu epilogue is only available on NPU2 (aie2p); " - f"current kernel dir is {get_kernel_dir()!r}" - ) - gelu_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( - "gelu.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "gelu.cc") - ], - ) - return [ - KernelArchiveArtifact( - self._kernel_link_file, dependencies=[matvec_obj, gelu_obj] - ) - ] - return [matvec_obj] + fns.append(self._gelu()) + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(fn) for fn in fns] def get_arg_spec(self): batch_dim = (self.num_batches,) if self.num_batches > 1 else () diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/design.py b/iron/operators/transpose/design.py index bb0c3348fe..5002a00deb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/design.py @@ -4,13 +4,13 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ def shuffle_transpose( - dev, M, N, num_columns, num_channels, m, n, s, num_batches=1, func_prefix="" + dev, M, N, num_columns, num_channels, m, n, s, num_batches=1, *, transpose_fn ): num_elements = M * N per_tile_elements = m * n @@ -116,13 +116,6 @@ def shuffle_transpose( for j in range(num_channels) ] - # AIE Core Function declaration - transpose_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}transpose_{s}x{s}", - f"{func_prefix}transpose_{m}x{n}.o", - [tile_ty, tile_ty], - ) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile def core_body(of_in1, of_out, transpose_kernel): # Process num_batches contiguous matrices through the same FIFOs: num_batches x the per-matrix @@ -144,7 +137,7 @@ def core_body(of_in1, of_out, transpose_kernel): [ of_in1s_L2L1[i * num_channels + j].cons(), of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - transpose_kernel, + transpose_fn, ], ) for i in range(num_columns) diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 0e304fcb7c..56d4e2fa38 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -5,11 +5,11 @@ from typing import ClassVar, Dict import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernels import datamovement from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) @@ -96,24 +96,15 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): self.s, self.num_batches, ), + {"transpose_fn": self._kernel()}, ), ) + def _kernel(self): + return datamovement.transpose(self.m, self.n, self.s) + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"transpose_{self.m}x{self.n}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact( - self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "transpose.cc" - ) - ], - extra_flags=[ - f"-DDIM_m={self.m}", - f"-DDIM_n={self.n}", - ], - ), - ] + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(self._kernel())] def get_arg_spec(self): batch_dim = (self.num_batches,) if self.num_batches > 1 else () From 29fd2a70e0b7ff907a54ec0b8ce24dfaada8f45f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2026 21:24:47 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 172/215] Port the Llama decode ops and elementwise bases to kernel factories rms_norm (plain and weighted), rope, softmax, and every ChanneledUnary / BinaryElementwise operator (silu, gelu, relu, sigmoid, tanh, leaky_relu, layer_norm, elementwise_add/mul, axpy) now take their kernels from aie.iron.kernels. Each op builds its ExternalFunctions once in _kernel(s) and hands the same objects to the design and to KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern, so the design no longer re-declares the symbol, object name, or func_prefix by hand. softmax binds mask_bf16 from the softmax object with object_file.bind. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 96 ++++++------------- iron/operators/axpy/design.py | 8 +- iron/operators/axpy/op.py | 20 +--- iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py | 13 +-- iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py | 15 +-- iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py | 9 +- iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py | 9 +- iron/operators/gelu/op.py | 8 +- iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py | 6 +- iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py | 11 +-- iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py | 8 +- iron/operators/relu/op.py | 7 +- iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py | 9 +- iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py | 18 +--- iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py | 34 +++---- iron/operators/rope/design.py | 20 +--- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 17 ++-- iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py | 8 +- iron/operators/silu/op.py | 8 +- iron/operators/softmax/design.py | 18 +--- iron/operators/softmax/op.py | 42 +++----- iron/operators/tanh/op.py | 8 +- .../kernel_object_arch_isolation.py | 2 +- 23 files changed, 136 insertions(+), 258 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index 8342db30cc..f7e4da43aa 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -8,17 +8,16 @@ from typing import Any, ClassVar import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernel import ExternalFunction from .base import MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec from .context import AIEContext from .compilation import ( - KernelArchiveArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) -from .device_utils import get_kernel_dir from .utils import get_shim_dma_limit @@ -43,19 +42,15 @@ def lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir: str) -> list[KernelObjectArtifact]: class ChanneledUnaryOperator(MLIROperator): """Base class for channeled unary AIE operators (single input, single output). - Assumes a single kernel source file and a standard design.py callback - with args [device, size, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, trace_size]. + Assumes a single kernel and a standard design.py callback with args + [device, size, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, trace_size]. - Subclasses must define ClassVar attributes: - kernel_name: name of the kernel object file (e.g. "gelu" โ†’ gelu.o / gelu.cc) - callback_fn: design.py callback function name (e.g. "my_gelu") - needs_lut_ops: set True for operators that require lut_based_ops.o on aie2 + Subclasses must implement _kernel(), returning the mlir-aie kernel factory's + ExternalFunction for one line of _line_size elements. Customization points: - For operators with extra parameters (e.g. alpha, trace_size), add dataclass fields and override _mlir_callback_args(). - - For operators requiring multiple kernels, extra compile flags, or - external source files, override get_kernel_artifacts() directly. - For non-standard arg specs, override get_arg_spec() directly. - If none of these fit, subclass MLIROperator instead. """ @@ -66,10 +61,7 @@ class ChanneledUnaryOperator(MLIROperator): tile_size: int context: AIEContext | None = field(default=None, repr=False) - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] callback_fn: ClassVar[str] - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = False tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 4096 def __post_init__(self) -> None: @@ -111,23 +103,16 @@ def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: ] @property - def _kernel_link_file(self) -> str: - """The file name that the MLIR Kernel declaration should link_with. + def _line_size(self) -> int: + """Elements each core processes per kernel call.""" + return min(self.tile_size, self.tile_cap) - When auxiliary objects are required (e.g. lut_based_ops.o on aie2), - all objects are bundled into an archive and the archive name is - returned so that aiecc links the entire archive. - """ - if self.needs_lut_ops and get_kernel_dir() == "aie2": - return f"{self.name}_kernels.a" - return f"{self.kernel_name}.o" + def _kernel(self) -> ExternalFunction: + """The kernel each core runs over one line of _line_size elements.""" + raise NotImplementedError def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - callback_args = self._mlir_callback_args() + [ - self.kernel_fn_name, - self._kernel_link_file, - self.tile_cap, - ] + callback_args = self._mlir_callback_args() + [self._kernel(), self.tile_cap] return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( @@ -137,43 +122,23 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: ), ) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list: - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir(dev) - kernel_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( - f"{self.kernel_name}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact( - self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / f"{self.kernel_name}.cc" - ) - ], - ) - if self.needs_lut_ops and kernel_dir == "aie2": - lut_objs = lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir) - return [ - KernelArchiveArtifact( - f"{self.name}_kernels.a", - dependencies=[kernel_obj] + lut_objs, - ) - ] - return [kernel_obj] + def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list[KernelObjectArtifact]: + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(self._kernel())] @dataclass class BinaryElementwiseOperator(MLIROperator): """Base class for binary element-wise AIE operators (two inputs, one output). - Assumes a single kernel source file and a standard design.py callback - with args [device, size, num_aie_columns, tile_size, trace_size]. + Assumes a single kernel and a standard design.py callback with args + [device, size, num_aie_columns, tile_size, trace_size]. Unlike ChanneledUnaryOperator, binary operators have no explicit num_channels parameter โ€” each core uses 2 DMA channels (one per input), so the ShimDMA limit is enforced as num_aie_columns * 2 <= 16. - Subclasses must define ClassVar attributes: - kernel_name: name of the kernel object file (e.g. "add" โ†’ add.o / add.cc) - kernel_subdir: subdirectory under aie_kernels/ (e.g. "generic") - callback_fn: design.py callback function name (e.g. "my_eltwise_add") + Subclasses must implement _kernel(), returning the mlir-aie kernel factory's + ExternalFunction for one tile of _tile_elements elements. """ size: int @@ -181,9 +146,6 @@ class BinaryElementwiseOperator(MLIROperator): num_aie_columns: int = 8 context: AIEContext | None = field(default=None, repr=False) - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] - kernel_subdir: ClassVar[str] callback_fn: ClassVar[str] # Override parent's "c" alias with "col" so binary-elementwise operator names # are unambiguous when num_aie_columns and num_channels both appear in the @@ -231,11 +193,17 @@ def _mlir_callback_args(self) -> list[Any]: 0, ] + @property + def _tile_elements(self) -> int: + """Elements each core processes per kernel call.""" + return min(self.tile_size, 4096) + + def _kernel(self) -> ExternalFunction: + """The kernel each core runs over one tile of _tile_elements elements.""" + raise NotImplementedError + def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: - callback_args = self._mlir_callback_args() + [ - self.kernel_fn_name, - f"{self.kernel_name}.o", - ] + callback_args = self._mlir_callback_args() + [self._kernel()] return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( @@ -246,10 +214,4 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list[KernelObjectArtifact]: - source = self.context.kernels_dir / get_kernel_dir() / f"{self.kernel_name}.cc" - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"{self.kernel_name}.o", - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(source)], - ), - ] + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(self._kernel())] diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/design.py b/iron/operators/axpy/design.py index e9421c8aeb..a10737ba7d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/design.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ def my_axpy( tile_size, trace_size, scalar_factor, + axpy_bf16_vector, ): factor = scalar_factor per_tile_elements = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size @@ -38,11 +39,6 @@ def my_axpy( of_in2s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] - # AIE Core Function declaration - axpy_bf16_vector = Kernel( - "saxpy", "axpy.o", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.float32, tile_ty, np.int32] - ) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile def core_body(of_in1, of_in2, of_out, axpy): # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py index 6c03dd9148..87ec4d2823 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py @@ -4,10 +4,10 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import datamovement + from iron.common import ( BinaryElementwiseOperator, - KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) @@ -19,23 +19,13 @@ class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator): scalar_factor: float = 3.0 - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "axpy" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "saxpy" callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_axpy" - def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list[KernelObjectArtifact]: - # axpy.cc lives under aie_kernels/generic/ (not device-specific) - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "axpy.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "axpy.cc") - ], - ) - ] + def _kernel(self): + return datamovement.axpy(self._tile_elements) def _mlir_callback_args(self): - return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.scalar_factor] + return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.scalar_factor, self._kernel()] def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( diff --git a/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py b/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py index fea333f404..a56bad10bc 100644 --- a/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/binary_elementwise_design.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace @@ -16,9 +16,7 @@ def binary_elementwise_design( num_columns, tile_size, trace_size, - kernel_fn_name, - kernel_obj_file, - func_prefix="", + eltwise_kernel, ): per_tile_elements = 4096 if tile_size > 4096 else tile_size n = per_tile_elements * num_columns @@ -39,13 +37,6 @@ def binary_elementwise_design( of_in2s = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"in2_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] of_outs = [ObjectFifo(tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_columns)] - # AIE Core Function declaration - eltwise_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_fn_name}", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], - ) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile def core_body(of_in1, of_in2, of_out, eltwise_fn): for _ in range_(N_div_n): diff --git a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py b/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py index 7cff67c609..fd2c540a73 100644 --- a/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/channeled_unary_design.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace @@ -17,10 +17,8 @@ def channeled_unary_design( num_channels, tile_size, trace_size, - kernel_fn_name, - kernel_obj_file, + kernel_fn, tile_cap=4096, - func_prefix="", ): xfr_dtype = bfloat16 line_size = tile_cap if tile_size > tile_cap else tile_size @@ -54,13 +52,6 @@ def channeled_unary_design( for j in range(num_channels) ] - # External, binary kernel definition - kernel_fcn = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_fn_name}", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", - [line_type, line_type, np.int32], - ) - # Task for the core to perform def core_fn(of_in, of_out, kernel_line): for _ in range_(N_div_n): @@ -77,7 +68,7 @@ def core_fn(of_in, of_out, kernel_line): [ of_ins[i * num_channels + j].cons(), of_outs[i * num_channels + j].prod(), - kernel_fcn, + kernel_fn, ], ) for i in range(num_columns) diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py index d129233bde..5ced5b1eaa 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/op.py @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise + from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator @@ -11,11 +13,10 @@ class ElementwiseAdd(BinaryElementwiseOperator): """AIE-accelerated element-wise addition""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "add" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "eltwise_add_bf16_vector_size" - kernel_subdir: ClassVar[str] = "generic" callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_eltwise_add" - kernels_from_mlir_aie: ClassVar[bool] = True + + def _kernel(self): + return eltwise.add_sized(self._tile_elements) def reference(self, a, b): from iron.operators.elementwise_add.reference import reference diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py index cc7cc7761e..8a7f4748f1 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/op.py @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise + from iron.common import BinaryElementwiseOperator @@ -11,11 +13,10 @@ class ElementwiseMul(BinaryElementwiseOperator): """AIE-accelerated element-wise multiplication""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "mul" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size" - kernel_subdir: ClassVar[str] = "generic" callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_eltwise_mul" - kernels_from_mlir_aie: ClassVar[bool] = True + + def _kernel(self): + return eltwise.mul_sized(self._tile_elements) def reference(self, a, b): from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.reference import reference diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py b/iron/operators/gelu/op.py index c67c036ea9..1644f56dfb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu/op.py @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import activation + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator @@ -11,8 +13,8 @@ class GELU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): """AIE-accelerated GELU activation function""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "gelu" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "gelu_bf16_size" - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_gelu" tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 8192 + + def _kernel(self): + return activation.gelu_sized(self._line_size) diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py index 2a55054fc6..0d398d395d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ from typing import ClassVar import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernels import norm from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator @@ -14,8 +15,6 @@ class LayerNorm(ChanneledUnaryOperator): trace_size: InitVar[int] = 0 - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "layer_norm" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "layer_norm" callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_layer_norm" tile_cap: ClassVar[int] = 8192 @@ -23,6 +22,9 @@ def __post_init__(self, trace_size): self.trace_size = trace_size super().__post_init__() + def _kernel(self): + return norm.layer_norm(self._line_size) + def _mlir_callback_args(self): return [ aie_utils.get_current_device(), diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py index 408a311ba3..c4a094b3b8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/design.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ def my_leaky_relu( tile_size, trace_size, alpha, + leaky_relu_fcn, ): xfr_dtype = bfloat16 # Cap to 4096 bfloat16 elements (8 KB) to fit AIE core local memory @@ -45,14 +46,6 @@ def my_leaky_relu( for j in range(num_channels) ] - # External, binary kernel definition - # Leaky RELU kernel takes: input, output, input_size, alpha - leaky_relu_fcn = Kernel( - "leaky_relu_bf16", - "leaky_relu.o", - [line_type, line_type, np.int32, xfr_dtype], - ) - # Task for the core to perform def core_fn(of_in, of_out, leaky_relu_line): for _ in range_(N_div_n): diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py index cfd13dfb7c..00d0b18458 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ from typing import ClassVar, Dict import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernels import activation from iron.common import ( ChanneledUnaryOperator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, @@ -18,8 +19,6 @@ class LeakyReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): alpha: float = 0.01 - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "leaky_relu_bf16" callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_leaky_relu" _name_aliases: ClassVar[Dict[str, str]] = { **ChanneledUnaryOperator._name_aliases, @@ -46,8 +45,11 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: ) super().__post_init__() + def _kernel(self): + return activation.leaky_relu(self._line_size) + def _mlir_callback_args(self): - return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.alpha] + return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.alpha, self._kernel()] def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact: return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/op.py b/iron/operators/relu/op.py index 2e070b7b0f..df1e5716fc 100644 --- a/iron/operators/relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu/op.py @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator @@ -11,10 +13,11 @@ class ReLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): """AIE-accelerated ReLU activation function""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "relu_bf16_size" callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_relu" + def _kernel(self): + return eltwise.relu_sized(self._line_size) + def reference(self, x): from iron.operators.relu.reference import reference diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py index 2daeea9c6e..3bc0dfd810 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/design.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ @@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ def my_rms_norm( tile_size, trace_size, epsilon=1e-5, + *, + rms_norm_kernel, ): per_tile_elements = 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size total_cores = num_columns * num_channels @@ -48,11 +50,6 @@ def my_rms_norm( for j in range(num_channels) ] - # AIE Core Function declaration - rms_norm_kernel = Kernel( - "rms_norm_eps", "rms_norm.o", [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32] - ) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile def core_body(of_in1, of_out, rms_norm_kernel): # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py index 8f82774d6f..b4993e769e 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/design_weighted.py @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ @@ -18,7 +18,9 @@ def my_weighted_rms_norm( weight_length, trace_size, epsilon=1e-5, - func_prefix="", + *, + rms_norm_kernel, + eltwise_mul_kernel, ): per_tile_elements = weight_length total_cores = num_columns * num_channels @@ -60,18 +62,6 @@ def my_weighted_rms_norm( for j in range(num_channels) ] - # AIE Core Function declaration - rms_norm_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}rms_norm_eps", - f"{func_prefix}rms_norm.o", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32, np.float32], - ) - eltwise_mul_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}eltwise_mul_bf16_vector_size", - f"{func_prefix}mul.o", - [tile_ty, weights_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], - ) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile def core_body_norm(of_in1, of_out1, rms_norm): # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py index fcc6a60e7f..468caf7b75 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/op.py @@ -8,12 +8,11 @@ MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise, norm from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit @@ -68,6 +67,16 @@ def __post_init__(self): ) MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + def _kernels(self): + """The rms_norm kernel, then (if weighted) the weight multiply.""" + # The unweighted design caps a core's tile at 8192 elements; the + # weighted one normalizes whole weight-length rows. + line = self.tile_size if self.weighted else min(self.tile_size, 8192) + kernels = {"rms_norm_kernel": norm.rms_norm_eps(line)} + if self.weighted: + kernels["eltwise_mul_kernel"] = eltwise.mul_sized(line) + return kernels + def get_mlir_artifact(self): if self.weighted: source_path = self.operator_dir / "design_weighted.py" @@ -90,29 +99,12 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): 0, # trace_size self.epsilon, ), + self._kernels(), ), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - arch_dir = get_kernel_dir() - artifacts = [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "rms_norm.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / arch_dir / "rms_norm.cc") - ], - ), - ] - if self.weighted: - artifacts.append( - KernelObjectArtifact( - "mul.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / arch_dir / "mul.cc") - ], - ) - ) - return artifacts + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(k) for k in self._kernels().values()] def get_arg_spec(self): specs = [AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (self.size // self.tile_size, self.tile_size))] diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/design.py b/iron/operators/rope/design.py index e9e65dab02..086802034a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/design.py @@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.iron.device import NPU1, NPU2 from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import _for as range_ @@ -32,18 +32,13 @@ def rope( angle_rows=None, num_aie_columns=1, trace_size=0, - method_type=None, - func_prefix="", + *, + rope_kernel, ): dtype = bfloat16 if angle_rows is None: angle_rows = rows - kernel_object = ( - f"{func_prefix}rope" - + (f"_{method_type}" if method_type is not None else "") - + ".o" - ) assert cols % (16 * 2) == 0 and cols >= ( 16 * 2 @@ -73,15 +68,6 @@ def rope( ObjectFifo(tensor_tile_ty, name=f"out_{i}") for i in range(num_aie_columns) ] - # AIE Core Function declaration. method_type 0 = two-halves (HF), 1 = - # interleaved/Llama (the "rope" symbol). - rope_symbol = "rope_two_halves" if method_type == 0 else "rope" - rope_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}{rope_symbol}", - kernel_object, - [tensor_tile_ty, angle_tile_ty, tensor_tile_ty, np.int32], - ) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile def core_body(of_in, of_lut, of_out, rope_kernel): # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 8e084ed265..27bc702b38 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -8,11 +8,11 @@ MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernels import datamovement @dataclass @@ -53,6 +53,10 @@ def __post_init__(self): MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + def _kernel(self): + # method_type 0 = two-halves (HF), 1 = interleaved (Llama paper). + return datamovement.rope(self.cols, two_halves=self.method_type == 0) + def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", @@ -66,20 +70,13 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): self.angle_rows, self.num_aie_columns, 0, - self.method_type, ), + {"rope_kernel": self._kernel()}, ), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"rope_{self.method_type}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "rope.cc") - ], - ), - ] + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(self._kernel())] def get_arg_spec(self): return [ diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py index a8daacbe43..ea4005afd6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import activation + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator @@ -11,7 +13,7 @@ class Sigmoid(ChanneledUnaryOperator): """AIE-accelerated Sigmoid activation function""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "sigmoid" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "sigmoid_bf16" - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_sigmoid" + + def _kernel(self): + return activation.sigmoid(self._line_size) diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/op.py b/iron/operators/silu/op.py index 7e3f4a5e0f..4353ac948f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu/op.py @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass, field from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import activation + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator @@ -13,10 +15,10 @@ class SiLU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): num_channels: int = field(default=1, init=False, repr=False) - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "silu" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "silu_bf16_size" callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_silu" - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True + + def _kernel(self): + return activation.silu_sized(self._line_size) def reference(self, x): from iron.operators.silu.reference import reference diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/design.py b/iron/operators/softmax/design.py index e798956da8..7061b4fe6d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/design.py @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ import numpy as np from aie.iron import ( - Kernel, ObjectFifo, ScratchpadParameter, Program, @@ -32,8 +31,9 @@ def softmax( tile_size, rtp_vector_size=None, vector_size_parameter=None, - func_prefix="", - kernel_obj_file="softmax.o", + *, + softmax_kernel, + mask_kernel, ): per_tile_elements = tile_size if rtp_vector_size is None: @@ -64,18 +64,6 @@ def softmax( for j in range(num_channels) ] - # AIE Core Function declaration - softmax_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}softmax_bf16", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", - [tile_ty, tile_ty, np.int32], - ) - mask_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}mask_bf16", - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_obj_file}", - [tile_ty, np.int32, np.int32], - ) - # Vector size source: either a scratchpad Parameter (synced from host each # dispatch) or a write-RTP buffer set via rt.inline_ops at compile time. use_scratchpad = vector_size_parameter is not None diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py index a1aa7994f1..f534b17f29 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/op.py @@ -3,16 +3,16 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass, field +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernels import activation -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.common.operator_bases import lut_based_ops_artifacts from iron.common import ( MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, - KernelArchiveArtifact, KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) @@ -45,14 +45,16 @@ def __post_init__(self): ) MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - @property - def _kernel_link_file(self): - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - if kernel_dir == "aie2": - return f"{self.name}_kernels.a" - return "softmax.o" + def _softmax(self): + return activation.softmax(self.cols) def get_mlir_artifact(self): + softmax_fn = self._softmax() + # mask_bf16 is exported by the same softmax.cc translation unit. + mask_fn = softmax_fn.object_file.bind( + "mask_bf16", + [np.ndarray[(self.cols,), np.dtype[bfloat16]], np.int32, np.int32], + ) return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", DesignGenerator( @@ -68,28 +70,14 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): "tile_size": self.cols, "rtp_vector_size": self.rtp_vector_size, "vector_size_parameter": self.vector_size_parameter, - "kernel_obj_file": self._kernel_link_file, + "softmax_kernel": softmax_fn, + "mask_kernel": mask_fn, }, ), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - softmax_obj = KernelObjectArtifact( - "softmax.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "softmax.cc") - ], - ) - lut_objs = lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir) - if lut_objs: - return [ - KernelArchiveArtifact( - f"{self.name}_kernels.a", - dependencies=[softmax_obj] + lut_objs, - ) - ] - return [softmax_obj] + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(self._softmax())] def get_arg_spec(self): return [ diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py b/iron/operators/tanh/op.py index ac25c814df..541303472f 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh/op.py @@ -4,6 +4,8 @@ from dataclasses import dataclass from typing import ClassVar +from aie.iron.kernels import activation + from iron.common import ChanneledUnaryOperator @@ -11,7 +13,7 @@ class Tanh(ChanneledUnaryOperator): """AIE-accelerated Tanh activation function""" - kernel_name: ClassVar[str] = "tanh" - kernel_fn_name: ClassVar[str] = "tanh_bf16" - needs_lut_ops: ClassVar[bool] = True callback_fn: ClassVar[str] = "my_tanh" + + def _kernel(self): + return activation.tanh(self._line_size) diff --git a/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py b/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py index 4c9f560115..031e6829a4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py +++ b/iron/tests/compilation/kernel_object_arch_isolation.py @@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ def _mul_kernel_object(build_dir, device): def test_two_arches_do_not_resolve_the_same_kernel_object_path(tmp_path): """aie_kernels/generic/mul.cc is one source shared by aie2 and aie2p - (ElementwiseMul.kernel_subdir); its object must not collide in build_dir.""" + (eltwise.mul_sized); its object must not collide in build_dir.""" aie2 = _mul_kernel_object(tmp_path, NPU1()) aie2p = _mul_kernel_object(tmp_path, NPU2()) assert aie2.filename != aie2p.filename From 6268a7485fc7432a9f700470c49a785d1109220a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2026 21:29:48 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 173/215] Port gemm to the linalg.mm / zero / convert_copy kernel factories The accumulator L1 type is now flat (m*n,), as the matmul, zero and convert_copy factories all declare it. ROUND_CONV_EVEN is requested via linalg.mm(round_conv_even=...), which needs the matching mlir-aie change. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/gemm/design.py | 79 +++++++++++------------------ iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 94 ++++++++++++++--------------------- 2 files changed, 65 insertions(+), 108 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/design.py b/iron/operators/gemm/design.py index 1a5f50e671..76252d7727 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/design.py @@ -9,7 +9,6 @@ import numpy as np from aie.iron import ( - Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Buffer, @@ -22,7 +21,8 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU1Col1, NPU1Col2, NPU1, NPU2, Tile from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.common.kernels import zero_object_name +from aie.utils import set_current_device +from aie.iron.kernels import datamovement, linalg, zero from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace microkernel_mac_dim_map = { @@ -64,12 +64,6 @@ def main(): ) argparser.add_argument("--prio-accuracy", action="store_true", default=False) argparser.add_argument("--separate-c-tiles", type=int, choices=[0, 1], default=0) - argparser.add_argument( - "--archive", - type=str, - default=None, - help="Name of the archive file for the AIE kernels", - ) argparser.add_argument("--dtype_in", type=str, choices=["bf16"], default="bf16") argparser.add_argument( "--dtype_out", @@ -86,6 +80,25 @@ def main(): ) args = argparser.parse_args() + # The kernel factories pick their source and flags by the current device. + set_current_device(NPU1() if args.dev == "npu1" else NPU2()) + dtype_acc = str_to_dtype("f32" if args.prio_accuracy else args.dtype_out) + kernels = { + "matmul_kernel": linalg.mm( + args.m, + args.k, + args.n, + input_dtype=str_to_dtype(args.dtype_in), + output_dtype=dtype_acc, + vectorized=not args.scalar, + b_col_maj=bool(args.b_col_maj), + c_col_maj=bool(args.c_col_maj), + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=args.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, + ), + "zero_kernel": zero(args.m * args.n, dtype_acc, vectorized=not args.scalar), + } + if args.prio_accuracy: + kernels["convert_copy_kernel"] = datamovement.convert_copy(args.m * args.n) module = my_matmul( args.dev, args.M, @@ -104,7 +117,7 @@ def main(): args.prio_accuracy, args.separate_c_tiles, args.trace_size, - kernel_object=args.archive, + **kernels, ) output_file_path = Path(args.output_file_path) @@ -134,9 +147,10 @@ def my_matmul( prio_accuracy, separate_c_tiles, trace_size, - kernel_object=None, - zero_object=None, - func_prefix="", + *, + matmul_kernel, + zero_kernel, + convert_copy_kernel=None, ): n_aie_rows = 4 @@ -273,54 +287,19 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): B_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(k, n), np.dtype[dtype_in]] C_l1_ty = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out]] - # AIE Core Function declarations - scalar_suffix = "_scalar" if use_scalar else "" - gemm_object = ( - f"{func_prefix}{kernel_object}" - if kernel_object - else f"{func_prefix}gemm_{m}x{k}x{n}.o" - ) - # zero.cc is its own translation unit in mlir-aie, exporting a single `zero` - # specialized by -DZERO_TYPE/-DTILE_SIZE, so the zero kernel names a - # different object than the matmuls do. - zero_dtype_str = "f32" if use_larger_internal_buffer else dtype_out_str - zero_object = func_prefix + ( - zero_object or zero_object_name(zero_dtype_str, m * n, use_scalar) - ) - zero_func_name = f"{func_prefix}zero" if use_larger_internal_buffer: # Fix fifo depth for C objfifo to 1 since 1 buffer will be used for accumulation # and another for transfer to L2 fifo_depth_out = 1 # Set the type for accumulation - C_l1_ty_internal = np.ndarray[(m, n), np.dtype[dtype_out_internal]] + # Flat, as the matmul, zero and convert_copy kernels all declare it + C_l1_ty_internal = np.ndarray[(m * n,), np.dtype[dtype_out_internal]] # A kernel to convert from the internal f32 accumulation to bf16 for transfer to L2 is needed - convert_copy_kernel = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}cast_f32_bf16_row", - f"{func_prefix}cast_f32_bf16.o", - [C_l1_ty_internal, C_l1_ty, np.int32], - ) - # Fix the kernels to use f32 outputs - zero_kernel = Kernel(zero_func_name, zero_object, [C_l1_ty_internal]) - matmul_func_name = f"{func_prefix}matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_f32" - matmul_kernel = Kernel( - matmul_func_name, - gemm_object, - [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty_internal], - ) + assert convert_copy_kernel is not None else: # No need to use separate buffers for accumulation and transfer to L2, so # we only need the zero and matmul kernels fifo_depth_out = fifo_depth - zero_kernel = Kernel(zero_func_name, zero_object, [C_l1_ty]) - matmul_func_name = ( - f"{func_prefix}matmul{scalar_suffix}_{dtype_in_str}_{dtype_out_str}" - ) - matmul_kernel = Kernel( - matmul_func_name, - gemm_object, - [A_l1_ty, B_l1_ty, C_l1_ty], - ) # Tile declarations as tile[row][col] tiles = [[(col, row) for col in range(0, n_aie_cols)] for row in range(0, 6)] diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 4290aabd9f..3dbeb757b9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -10,13 +10,11 @@ MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir -from iron.common.kernels import zero_artifact, zero_object_name from aie.iron import str_to_dtype +from aie.iron.kernels import datamovement, linalg, zero import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -88,19 +86,42 @@ def __post_init__(self): MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) - @property - def _kernel_flags_suffix(self): - """Suffix encoding compile-time flags that affect the kernel binary.""" - return f"_{int(self.prio_accuracy)}_{int(self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16)}_{int(self.round_conv_even)}" - - @property - def _zero_dtype(self): - """The dtype the zero kernel clears: the accumulator's, not always C's. + def _kernels(self): + """The matmul, the zero that clears its accumulator and, under + prio_accuracy, the f32 -> bf16 copy out of that accumulator. prio_accuracy accumulates in f32 in L1 and converts on the way out, so - the buffer that gets zeroed is f32 even when C is bf16. + the matmul's C, and the buffer that gets zeroed, are f32 even when C + is bf16. """ - return "f32" if self.prio_accuracy else self.dtype_out + use_chess = self.context.compiler == "chess" + dtype_acc = np.float32 if self.prio_accuracy else str_to_dtype(self.dtype_out) + kernels = { + "matmul_kernel": linalg.mm( + self.tile_m, + self.tile_k, + self.tile_n, + input_dtype=str_to_dtype(self.dtype_in), + output_dtype=dtype_acc, + vectorized=not self.use_scalar, + b_col_maj=self.b_col_maj, + c_col_maj=self.c_col_maj, + use_chess=use_chess, + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, + round_conv_even=self.round_conv_even, + ), + "zero_kernel": zero( + self.tile_m * self.tile_n, + dtype_acc, + vectorized=not self.use_scalar, + use_chess=use_chess, + ), + } + if self.prio_accuracy: + kernels["convert_copy_kernel"] = datamovement.convert_copy( + self.tile_m * self.tile_n + ) + return kernels def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( @@ -127,56 +148,13 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): "prio_accuracy": self.prio_accuracy, "separate_c_tiles": int(self.separate_c_tiles), "trace_size": 0, - "kernel_object": f"gemm_{self.tile_m}x{self.tile_k}x{self.tile_n}_{int(self.b_col_maj)}_{int(self.c_col_maj)}{self._kernel_flags_suffix}.o", - "zero_object": zero_object_name( - self._zero_dtype, self.tile_m * self.tile_n, self.use_scalar - ), + **self._kernels(), }, ), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - kernel_flags = [ - f"-DDIM_M={self.tile_m}", - f"-DDIM_K={self.tile_k}", - f"-DDIM_N={self.tile_n}", - ] - if self.prio_accuracy: - kernel_flags.append("-Dbf16_f32_ONLY") - else: - kernel_flags.append("-Dbf16_bf16_ONLY") - if self.round_conv_even: - kernel_flags.append("-DROUND_CONV_EVEN") - if self.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: - kernel_flags.append("-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16") - if self.b_col_maj: - kernel_flags.append("-DB_COL_MAJ") - if self.c_col_maj: - kernel_flags.append("-DC_COL_MAJ") - - kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() - mm_source = self.context.kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "mm.cc" - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"gemm_{self.tile_m}x{self.tile_k}x{self.tile_n}_{int(self.b_col_maj)}_{int(self.c_col_maj)}{self._kernel_flags_suffix}.o", - extra_flags=kernel_flags, - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(mm_source)], - ), - KernelObjectArtifact( - "cast_f32_bf16.o", - [ - SourceArtifact( - self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "cast_f32_bf16.cc" - ) - ], - ), - zero_artifact( - self.context.kernels_dir, - self._zero_dtype, - self.tile_m * self.tile_n, - self.use_scalar, - ), - ] + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(k) for k in self._kernels().values()] def get_arg_spec(self): dtype_in = str_to_dtype(self.dtype_in) From 17624f37e4e5dc3280f557f3a9b96f51b4e87aa4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2026 21:31:01 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 174/215] Port mha to the linalg.mha / zero / passthrough kernel factories The QK^T product comes from linalg.mha(b_col_maj=True, emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=True); partial_softmax, matmul_PV, rescale_O and init_scale_buffer are bound from its object with the design's types, and passThroughLine from a 16-bit passthrough object. Needs the matching mlir-aie linalg.mha b_col_maj/emulate kwargs. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/mha/design.py | 51 +++++++++++++++++-------------- iron/operators/mha/op.py | 59 ++++++++++++------------------------ 2 files changed, 48 insertions(+), 62 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/design.py b/iron/operators/mha/design.py index 9255df6b48..5528f87cce 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/design.py @@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ import numpy as np from aie.iron import ( - Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, @@ -24,7 +23,8 @@ from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ from aie.helpers.taplib import TensorTiler2D, TensorAccessSequence, TensorAccessPattern from aie.helpers.dialects.scf import if_, else_ -from iron.common.kernels import zero_object_name +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise, linalg, zero +from aie.utils import set_current_device from iron.operators._trace import maybe_enable_trace, resolve_trace_size dtype_map = { @@ -82,6 +82,8 @@ def main(): args = argparser.parse_args() dev = NPU2() + # The kernel factories pick their source and flags by the current device. + set_current_device(dev) maybe_module = fused_mha( dev=dev, @@ -96,6 +98,15 @@ def main(): emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=args.emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16, trace_size=args.trace_size, verbose=args.verbose, + matmul_QK=linalg.mha( + args.B_q, + args.d, + args.B_kv, + b_col_maj=True, + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=True, + ), + zero_kernel=zero((args.B_q, args.B_kv), bfloat16), + passthrough_kernel=eltwise.passthrough(4 * args.B_q, np.int16), ) output_file_path = Path(args.output_file_path) @@ -120,6 +131,10 @@ def fused_mha( emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16: bool, trace_size: int = 0, verbose: bool = False, + *, + matmul_QK, + zero_kernel, + passthrough_kernel, ): of_depth = 2 @@ -213,20 +228,20 @@ def fused_mha( s_ty = np.ndarray[(4 * B_q,), np.dtype[dtype]] # AIE kernel declarations - func_type = "" if vectorized else "_scalar" - # mha.cc uses zero.cc's templates internally but no longer re-exports a - # zero_ entry point, so the zero kernel comes from its own object. - zero_kernel = Kernel("zero", zero_object_name(dtype_str, B_q * B_kv), [qk_ty]) - - memcopy_kernel_scale = Kernel( - f"passThroughLine", "mha_passThrough.o", [s_ty, s_ty, np.int32] + # matmul_QK is mha.cc's QK^T product; the rest of mha.cc's toolkit is + # bound from the same object. + mha_object = matmul_QK.object_file + + # passthrough_kernel is the 16-bit passThroughLine; the scale buffers it + # copies are bf16. + memcopy_kernel_scale = passthrough_kernel.object_file.bind( + "passThroughLine", [s_ty, s_ty, np.int32] ) - scale_buffer_init_kernel = Kernel("init_scale_buffer", "mha.o", [s_ty, np.int32]) + scale_buffer_init_kernel = mha_object.bind("init_scale_buffer", [s_ty, np.int32]) - partial_softmax_kernel = Kernel( + partial_softmax_kernel = mha_object.bind( "partial_softmax", - "mha.o", [ qk_ty, qk_ty, @@ -240,15 +255,8 @@ def fused_mha( ], ) - matmul_QK = Kernel( - f"matmul_bf16_bf16_wrapper{func_type}", - "mha.o", - [q_ty, k_ty, qk_ty, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], - ) - - matmul_PV = Kernel( + matmul_PV = mha_object.bind( "matmul_PV", - "mha.o", [ qk_ty, k_ty, @@ -260,9 +268,8 @@ def fused_mha( ], ) - rescale_O = Kernel( + rescale_O = mha_object.bind( "rescale_O", - "mha.o", [qk_ty, s_ty, np.int32, np.ndarray[(2,), np.dtype[np.int32]]], ) diff --git a/iron/operators/mha/op.py b/iron/operators/mha/op.py index 490e178e0f..5a62c0d793 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mha/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mha/op.py @@ -10,12 +10,12 @@ MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) -from iron.common.kernels import zero_artifact import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise, linalg, zero +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @dataclass @@ -43,6 +43,21 @@ def __post_init__(self): raise ValueError(f"Only d=64 is supported in this version, got d={self.d}") MLIROperator.__init__(self, context=self.context) + def _kernels(self): + return { + # QK^T; the rest of mha.cc's symbols are bound from its object. + "matmul_QK": linalg.mha( + self.B_q, + self.d, + self.B_kv, + b_col_maj=True, + emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16=True, + ), + "zero_kernel": zero((self.B_q, self.B_kv), bfloat16), + # 16-bit passThroughLine, bound to the bf16 scale buffers. + "passthrough_kernel": eltwise.passthrough(4 * self.B_q, np.int16), + } + def get_mlir_artifact(self): return PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact( f"{self.name}.mlir", @@ -63,49 +78,13 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): "emulate_bf16_mmul_with_bfp16": True, "trace_size": 0, "verbose": False, + **self._kernels(), }, ), ) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - mm_source = str(self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "mm.cc") - softmax_source = str(self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "softmax.cc") - mha_source = str(self.context.kernels_dir / "aie2p" / "mha.cc") - passthrough_source = str( - self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "passThrough.cc" - ) - - mm_defines_rowmaj = [ - "-Dbf16_bf16_ONLY", - f"-DDIM_M={self.B_q}", - f"-DDIM_K={self.d}", - f"-DDIM_N={self.B_kv}", - "-DROUND_CONV_EVEN", - "-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16", - ] - mm_defines_colmaj = mm_defines_rowmaj + [ - "-DB_COL_MAJ", - ] - # mha.cc #includes softmax.cc and mm.cc (both col-major and row-major) - # directly, so everything is compiled into a single mha.o translation unit. - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "mha.o", - extra_flags=mm_defines_colmaj, - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(mha_source), - SourceArtifact(mm_source), - SourceArtifact(softmax_source), - ], - ), - KernelObjectArtifact( - "mha_passThrough.o", - extra_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(passthrough_source)], - ), - # The design zeroes one B_q x B_kv scores tile. - zero_artifact(self.context.kernels_dir, "bf16", self.B_q * self.B_kv), - ] + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(k) for k in self._kernels().values()] def get_arg_spec(self): seq_padding = self._calculate_seq_padding(self.seq_len, self.num_of_pipelines) From 13979d3f5f20add31df0f5021860b785449e2688 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2026 21:34:57 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 175/215] Port dequant and mem_copy to the expand / passthrough kernel factories mem_copy binds passThroughLine from the 16-bit passthrough object with its bf16 line type, and no longer takes a func_prefix: the factory object is already unique per recipe. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/dequant/design.py | 13 +++---------- iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 20 ++++++-------------- iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py | 26 ++++++++++++++++++-------- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 23 +++++++++++------------ 4 files changed, 38 insertions(+), 44 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/design.py b/iron/operators/dequant/design.py index 213a2c48b9..1ea027a3bd 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/design.py @@ -4,12 +4,10 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import numpy as np -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.iron.controlflow import range_ -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir - def my_dequant_kernel( dev, @@ -19,6 +17,8 @@ def my_dequant_kernel( trace_size, tile_size, group_size, + *, + dequant_kernel, ): per_tile_elements = ( 16384 if tile_size > 16384 else tile_size @@ -61,13 +61,6 @@ def my_dequant_kernel( for j in range(num_channels) ] - # AIE Core Function declaration - dequant_kernel = Kernel( - "expand_uint4_to_bfloat16", - f"expand_{get_kernel_dir(dev)}_{tile_size}.o", - [in_tile_ty, out_tile_ty], - ) - # Define a task that will run on a compute tile def core_body(of_in1, of_out, dequant_kernel): # Number of sub-vector "tile" iterations diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index b919b6f87b..94c0bef221 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -10,12 +10,11 @@ MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.kernels import datamovement @dataclass @@ -59,22 +58,15 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): self.tile_size, self.group_size, ), + {"dequant_kernel": self._kernel()}, ), ) + def _kernel(self): + return datamovement.expand(self.tile_size, self.group_size) + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"expand_{get_kernel_dir()}_{self.tile_size}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact(self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "expand.cc") - ], - extra_flags=[ - f"-DTILE_SIZE={self.tile_size}", - f"-DGROUP_SIZE={self.group_size}", - ], - ) - ] + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(self._kernel())] def get_arg_spec(self): return [ diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py index cd04bd724c..98940eed04 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/design.py @@ -10,7 +10,6 @@ from aie.iron import ( TaskGroup, - Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, @@ -164,14 +163,27 @@ def create_partial_workload_config( # +def mem_copy_line_size(tile_size): + """Elements per ObjectFifo line, and per passThroughLine call.""" + return 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size + + def my_mem_copy( - dev, size, num_cores, num_channels, bypass, tile_size, trace_size, func_prefix="" + dev, + size, + num_cores, + num_channels, + bypass, + tile_size, + trace_size, + *, + passthrough_kernel=None, ): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Configuration # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- xfr_dtype = bfloat16 - line_size = 8192 if tile_size > 8192 else tile_size + line_size = mem_copy_line_size(tile_size) fifodepth = 1 if line_size > 4096 else 2 line_type = np.ndarray[(line_size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] transfer_type = np.ndarray[(size,), np.dtype[xfr_dtype]] @@ -199,11 +211,9 @@ def my_mem_copy( # Task core will run # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - # External, binary kernel definition - mem_copy_fcn = Kernel( - f"{func_prefix}passThroughLine", - f"{func_prefix}mem_copy.o", - [line_type, line_type, np.int32], + # passthrough_kernel is the 16-bit passThroughLine; the lines are bf16. + mem_copy_fcn = passthrough_kernel.object_file.bind( + "passThroughLine", [line_type, line_type, np.int32] ) # Task for the core to perform diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index a4dafc670f..bd4234fc00 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -8,11 +8,14 @@ MLIROperator, AIERuntimeArgSpec, KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) import aie.utils as aie_utils +import numpy as np +from aie.iron.kernels import eltwise + +from iron.operators.mem_copy.design import mem_copy_line_size @dataclass @@ -51,23 +54,19 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): self.tile_size, 0, ), + {"passthrough_kernel": self._kernel()}, ), ) + def _kernel(self): + if self.bypass: + return None + return eltwise.passthrough(mem_copy_line_size(self.tile_size), np.int16) + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): if self.bypass: return [] - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "mem_copy.o", - extra_flags=["-DBIT_WIDTH=16"], - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact( - self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "passThrough.cc" - ) - ], - ) - ] + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(self._kernel())] def get_arg_spec(self): return [ From 774e2481f51e05aeeeeff6166b3b5d30b6970a26 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2026 21:48:35 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 176/215] Port flm/dequant to quant.q4nx_dequant; retire iron/common/kernels.py flm/dequant binds q4nx_dequant_bfp from the factory's object with its bfp16ebs8 output type. The factory also carries upstream's --aie-pipeliner-max-stagecount=5; the output stays byte-exact. flm/gemm stays hand-built: fused_mm compiles in a single epilogue mode, always rounds to nearest-even and wraps mm_fused.cc in fused_mm_tile.cc, while this operator selects among several modes at runtime from one xclbin. It is now the only user of the aie2 lut_based_ops helper, which moves into it from operator_bases. swiglu_prefill_stream also stays hand-built (its test is skipped at module level), but its silu/mul sources move to generic/, where they now live. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- AGENTS.md | 22 ++++++++--- iron/common/kernels.py | 57 ---------------------------- iron/common/operator_bases.py | 19 ---------- iron/common/stream/ops.py | 8 ++-- iron/operators/flm/dequant/design.py | 19 ++++++---- iron/operators/flm/dequant/op.py | 30 +++++---------- iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py | 23 ++++++++++- 7 files changed, 63 insertions(+), 115 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/common/kernels.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 1483d26ed4..b74b256949 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -131,7 +131,9 @@ reuse lint 2. **AIE Kernels** ([mlir-aie `aie_kernels/`](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels)) - Architecture-specific C++ compute kernels, sourced from the installed - mlir-aie package (`AIEContext.kernels_dir`), not from this repo: + mlir-aie package, not from this repo. Operators get them from mlir-aie's + kernel factories (`aie.iron.kernels`), each of which returns an + `ExternalFunction` carrying its source, flags, symbol and argument types: - `generic/`: Works on both AIE2 and AIE2P - `aie2/`: AIE2-specific (NPU1) - `aie2p/`: AIE2P-specific (NPU2) @@ -244,16 +246,23 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute 2. Implement `op.py`: - Subclass `MLIROperator` - Implement `get_operator_name()`, `get_mlir_artifact()`, `get_kernel_artifacts()`, `get_arg_spec()` + - Build kernels with the `aie.iron.kernels` factories in one `_kernels()` + helper, pass them to the design as keyword arguments, and return + `[KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(k) for k in self._kernels().values()]` + from `get_kernel_artifacts()` - Add validation for dimension constraints (assert statements) - Define tile sizes and column counts 3. Implement `design.py`: - - Import from `aie.iron` (Program, Runtime, Worker, ObjectFifo, Kernel) + - Import from `aie.iron` (Program, Runtime, Worker, ObjectFifo) + - Take the kernels as keyword arguments rather than declaring `Kernel(...)`; + bind further symbols of the same object with + `fn.object_file.bind(symbol, arg_types)` - Define function that builds MLIR-AIE design - Use `range_()` for loops (not Python `range`) - Handle device-specific logic (NPU1 vs NPU2) if needed 4. If a new C++ compute kernel is needed, add it to the [mlir-aie kernel library](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels) - and consume it via `AIEContext.kernels_dir`; IRON no longer hosts kernels + with a factory in `aie.iron.kernels`; IRON no longer hosts kernels - Choose appropriate directory: `generic/`, `aie2/`, or `aie2p/` - Use AIE API for portable vectorization when possible - Add `event0()` and `event1()` for performance profiling @@ -454,9 +463,10 @@ logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) **"Kernel not found" or "Symbol not defined"** - Verify the kernel `.cc` exists under the installed mlir-aie package's - `include/aie_kernels//` (`AIEContext.kernels_dir`) -- Check `get_kernel_artifacts()` in `op.py` references correct kernel path -- Ensure kernel function signature matches `Kernel()` declaration in `design.py` + `include/aie_kernels//` (`AIEContext.kernels_dir`, overridden by + `MLIR_AIE_KERNEL_SOURCES`) +- Check `get_kernel_artifacts()` in `op.py` returns every factory the design uses +- Ensure the C signature matches the factory's (or `bind()`'s) argument types **Compilation hangs or fails** diff --git a/iron/common/kernels.py b/iron/common/kernels.py deleted file mode 100644 index 5df4580ea5..0000000000 --- a/iron/common/kernels.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,57 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Kernel objects several operators compile out of mlir-aie's ``aie_kernels``. - -A kernel shared by more than one operator is declared once here, because the -operator builds the object and its design names that object in ``link_with``: -the two have to agree on a file name, and they live in different files. -""" - -from __future__ import annotations - -from pathlib import Path - -from .compilation import KernelObjectArtifact, SourceArtifact - -# mlir-aie's generic/zero.cc exports one entry point, `zero`, specialized by -# -DZERO_TYPE/-DTILE_SIZE. The C spelling of each dtype IRON zeroes: -ZERO_CTYPES = { - "i8": "int8_t", - "i16": "int16_t", - "i32": "int32_t", - "bf16": "bfloat16", - "f32": "float", -} - - -def zero_object_name(dtype_str: str, tile_size: int, scalar: bool = False) -> str: - """Object file name of the zero kernel specialized this way. - - The specialization is baked in at compile time, so it belongs in the name: - two designs zeroing different tiles need different objects. - """ - return f"zero_{dtype_str}_{tile_size}{'_scalar' if scalar else ''}.o" - - -def zero_artifact( - kernels_dir: Path, dtype_str: str, tile_size: int, scalar: bool = False -) -> KernelObjectArtifact: - """The zero-fill kernel object for a ``tile_size``-element ``dtype_str`` tile. - - mm.cc used to carry `zero_` alongside its matmuls, so a design got the - two from one object. mlir-aie split zero.cc out into its own translation unit - (#3732), which is why this is a separate artifact. - """ - try: - ctype = ZERO_CTYPES[dtype_str] - except KeyError: - raise ValueError(f"zero kernel: unsupported dtype {dtype_str}") from None - flags = [f"-DZERO_TYPE={ctype}", f"-DTILE_SIZE={tile_size}"] - if scalar: - flags.append("-DZERO_SCALAR") - return KernelObjectArtifact( - zero_object_name(dtype_str, tile_size, scalar), - dependencies=[SourceArtifact(kernels_dir / "generic" / "zero.cc")], - extra_flags=flags, - ) diff --git a/iron/common/operator_bases.py b/iron/common/operator_bases.py index f7e4da43aa..7b13f04435 100644 --- a/iron/common/operator_bases.py +++ b/iron/common/operator_bases.py @@ -4,7 +4,6 @@ from __future__ import annotations from dataclasses import dataclass, field -from pathlib import Path from typing import Any, ClassVar import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -14,30 +13,12 @@ from .context import AIEContext from .compilation import ( KernelObjectArtifact, - SourceArtifact, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, DesignGenerator, ) from .utils import get_shim_dma_limit -def lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir: str) -> list[KernelObjectArtifact]: - """Return the lut_based_ops kernel artifact for aie2 devices, empty list otherwise.""" - if kernel_dir != "aie2": - return [] - mlir_aie_dir = Path(aie_utils.config.root_path()) - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - "lut_based_ops.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact( - mlir_aie_dir / "aie_runtime_lib" / "AIE2" / "lut_based_ops.cpp" - ) - ], - ) - ] - - @dataclass class ChanneledUnaryOperator(MLIROperator): """Base class for channeled unary AIE operators (single input, single output). diff --git a/iron/common/stream/ops.py b/iron/common/stream/ops.py index 9effcbd880..da847c95bd 100644 --- a/iron/common/stream/ops.py +++ b/iron/common/stream/ops.py @@ -28,7 +28,6 @@ from onnxscript.values import Op, Opset from iron.common.layout import TiledStridedLayout, tiled_2d -from iron.common.kernels import ZERO_CTYPES # Intrinsic MAC tile dimensions of the aie2p kernels stream-dse targets. The # operand layouts are the contract the generated DMAs and the compiled kernel @@ -113,7 +112,7 @@ def _gemm_artifacts(kernels_dir, kernel_dir, m: int, k: int, n: int): "-DAIE_API_EMULATE_BFLOAT16_MMUL_WITH_BFP16", "-DROUND_CONV_EVEN", # zero.cc's entry point, over the m x n output tile. - f"-DZERO_TYPE={ZERO_CTYPES['bf16']}", + "-DZERO_TYPE=bfloat16", f"-DTILE_SIZE={m * n}", f"-include{zero_source}", ], @@ -159,11 +158,14 @@ def kernel_artifacts(self, kernels_dir, kernel_dir, **kwargs): GEMM = StreamKernel(key="gemm", layouts=gemm_layouts, artifacts=_gemm_artifacts) -SILU = StreamKernel(key="silu", layouts=lambda: elementwise_layouts(2), source="silu") +SILU = StreamKernel( + key="silu", layouts=lambda: elementwise_layouts(2), source="silu", subdir="generic" +) ELTWISE_MUL = StreamKernel( key="eltwise_mul", layouts=lambda: elementwise_layouts(3), source="mul", + subdir="generic", ) Silu = custom_op("Silu") diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/dequant/design.py b/iron/operators/flm/dequant/design.py index d13e0d2e4e..854869c3e5 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/dequant/design.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/dequant/design.py @@ -8,9 +8,7 @@ from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern from aie.helpers.util import v8bfp16ebs8 -from aie.iron import Kernel, ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker - -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir +from aie.iron import ObjectFifo, Program, Runtime, TaskGroup, Worker # flm.GEMM's B tiling, imported rather than restated: this design has to write # the buffer in the order that one reads it, and two copies would drift. @@ -91,8 +89,13 @@ def dequant_bfp( run_out_features=None, run_period_out_features=None, trace_size=0, + *, + dequant_kernel, ): - """K in-features, N out-features. B reaches the GEMM as (K, N).""" + """K in-features, N out-features. B reaches the GEMM as (K, N). + + ``dequant_kernel`` is ``quant.q4nx_dequant`` at this module's geometry. + """ if dev.arch != AIEArch.AIE2p: raise NotImplementedError("bfp16ebs8 exists only on AIE2P") if tile_n != N_TILE: @@ -124,10 +127,10 @@ def dequant_bfp( out_half_ty = np.ndarray[(HALF_BLOCKS,), np.dtype[v8bfp16ebs8]] out_blk_ty = np.ndarray[(CORE_BLOCKS,), np.dtype[v8bfp16ebs8]] - kernel = Kernel( - "q4nx_dequant_bfp", - f"q4nx_dequant_{get_kernel_dir(dev)}.o", - [qw_blk_ty, out_blk_ty], + # The factory declares both operands in bytes; the output FIFO carries + # bfp16ebs8 blocks. + kernel = dequant_kernel.object_file.bind( + "q4nx_dequant_bfp", [qw_blk_ty, out_blk_ty] ) def core_body(qw_in, out_of, k): diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/dequant/op.py index d6046ba693..6a997142c6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/dequant/op.py @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch +from aie.iron.kernels import quant from iron.common import ( AIERuntimeArgSpec, @@ -14,10 +15,8 @@ KernelObjectArtifact, MLIROperator, PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact, - SourceArtifact, ) from iron.common.compilation import InstsBinArtifact, XclbinArtifact -from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir from iron.operators.flm.dequant.design import ( BFP16_GROUP, @@ -126,6 +125,7 @@ def _mlir_artifact(self, filename, K, N): self.run_out_features, self.run_period_out_features, ), + {"dequant_kernel": self._kernel()}, ), ) @@ -151,28 +151,16 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: ) self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact, self.insts_artifact]) - def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + def _kernel(self): dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() if dev.arch != AIEArch.AIE2p: raise NotImplementedError("bfp16ebs8 exists only on AIE2P") - return [ - KernelObjectArtifact( - f"q4nx_dequant_{get_kernel_dir(dev)}.o", - dependencies=[ - SourceArtifact( - self.context.kernels_dir / "generic" / "q4nx_dequant.cc" - ) - ], - extra_flags=[ - f"-DQ4NX_M_TILE={M_TILE}", - f"-DQ4NX_K_TILE={K_TILE}", - f"-DQ4NX_GROUP={GROUP}", - f"-DQ4NX_CT_K={CT_K}", - f"-DQ4NX_S={S}", - f"-DQ4NX_T={T}", - ], - ) - ] + return quant.q4nx_dequant( + m_tile=M_TILE, k_tile=K_TILE, group=GROUP, ct_k=CT_K, s=S, t=T + ) + + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(self._kernel())] def get_arg_spec(self): # Both buffers are declared in bytes: a q4nx block interleaves three diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py index 2f73ce3885..05f4aa1d22 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/op.py @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 from dataclasses import dataclass, field +from pathlib import Path import numpy as np from typing import ClassVar, Dict @@ -19,7 +20,6 @@ from aie.dialects._aie_enum_gen import AIEArch from iron.common.device_utils import get_kernel_dir from iron.common.compilation import InstsBinArtifact, XclbinArtifact -from iron.common.operator_bases import lut_based_ops_artifacts import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.flm.packing import pack_b, packed_b_size @@ -45,6 +45,23 @@ ) +def lut_based_ops_artifacts(kernel_dir: str) -> list[KernelObjectArtifact]: + """Return the lut_based_ops kernel artifact for aie2 devices, empty list otherwise.""" + if kernel_dir != "aie2": + return [] + mlir_aie_dir = Path(aie_utils.config.root_path()) + return [ + KernelObjectArtifact( + "lut_based_ops.o", + dependencies=[ + SourceArtifact( + mlir_aie_dir / "aie_runtime_lib" / "AIE2" / "lut_based_ops.cpp" + ) + ], + ) + ] + + @dataclass class GEMM(MLIROperator): """AIE-accelerated bf16 GEMM on a 4-row grid, with a fused epilogue. @@ -355,6 +372,10 @@ def set_up_artifacts(self) -> None: self.add_artifacts([self.xclbin_artifact, self.insts_artifact]) def get_kernel_artifacts(self): + # Built by hand rather than from aie.iron.kernels.fused_mm: that + # factory compiles in one epilogue mode (this operator selects among + # several at runtime, from one xclbin), always rounds to nearest-even, + # and wraps mm_fused.cc in fused_mm_tile.cc. kernel_dir = get_kernel_dir() kernels_dir = self.context.kernels_dir generic = kernels_dir / "generic" From 07ebe077fbb3c7cd19272e7d871c6036df658a29 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2026 21:54:39 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 177/215] Resolve the factory-kernel output dir before handing it to mlir-aie compile_external_kernel() runs the compiler with cwd set to its output directory, so a relative AIEContext build_dir (Llama uses "build_elf") resolved twice and clang could not find the staged kernel source. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/base.py | 5 ++- iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py | 36 ++++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 40 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/base.py b/iron/common/compilation/base.py index 372b1928dc..85b03b5c6f 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/base.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/base.py @@ -972,7 +972,10 @@ def _compile_extern(self, artifact, kernel_dir): # than its source, or half-prefixed. mlir-aie reuses any object already # at the output path, so remove it to make mlir-aie rebuild it. Path(artifact.filename).unlink(missing_ok=True) - compile_external_kernel(fn, str(Path(artifact.filename).parent), kernel_dir) + # mlir-aie compiles with cwd set to the output directory, so a + # relative one (e.g. AIEContext(build_dir="build_elf")) resolves twice. + out_dir = Path(artifact.filename).parent.resolve() + compile_external_kernel(fn, str(out_dir), kernel_dir) def _find_tool(self, name): return _find_tool(name, self.peano_dir, self.mlir_aie_dir) diff --git a/iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py b/iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..b5e4c4906f --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py @@ -0,0 +1,36 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A factory kernel must compile when AIEContext's build_dir is relative. + +mlir-aie's compile_external_kernel() runs the compiler with cwd set to its +output directory, so a relative output directory is resolved twice and the +compiler looks for the kernel source under build_dir//build_dir/. +Llama's AIEContext(build_dir="build_elf") hit exactly this. The operator +tests never did because their build_dir is absolute. +""" + +from pathlib import Path + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.device import NPU2 + +from iron.common import AIEContext +from iron.common.compilation import KernelObjectArtifact +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul + + +def test_factory_kernel_compiles_with_a_relative_build_dir(tmp_path, monkeypatch): + monkeypatch.chdir(tmp_path) + aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) + ctx = AIEContext(build_dir="build_rel") + op = ElementwiseMul(size=4096, tile_size=4096, num_aie_columns=1, context=ctx) + op.compile() + + objects = [a for a in op.artifacts.bfs() if isinstance(a, KernelObjectArtifact)] + assert objects, "ElementwiseMul produced no KernelObjectArtifact" + for obj in objects: + path = Path(obj.filename).resolve() + assert path.is_relative_to(tmp_path / "build_rel"), path + assert path.is_file(), f"{path} was not built" From d8cad999ff9c8b1b405a76b94a389fef23c39374 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 06:01:04 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 178/215] Llama decode: mask softmax to the current context, not a running sum llama_forward_pass_decode wrote a running sum of every step's context length into softmax_vector_size, so only the first decode step was masked correctly. From the second step on the attention softmax also covered unwritten cache slots, and once the sum passed max_seq_len (about the 7th token for a 293-token prompt) it covered the whole 2048-wide row. Those slots score ~0 and soak up attention weight, which is why generated text degenerated after a few tokens. Write context_len, as the ELF-patching code did before #131. Teacher-forced greedy against an fp32 CPU reference (prompt 1024, 24 tokens): top-1 agreement goes from 5/24 to 24/24, decode KL from 1.0-5.5 to <= 0.013, and the greedy text matches the reference exactly. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 7 +++---- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index 99963a1c63..62d57ef32c 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -1158,13 +1158,12 @@ def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): context_len = state.num_preceding_tokens + 1 cache_offset = state.num_preceding_tokens * config.head_dim - state.softmax_vector_size_cum = ( - getattr(state, "softmax_vector_size_cum", 0) + context_len - ) params = aie_ops.decode.fused.params params.write("cache_offset", np.int32(cache_offset)) - params.write("softmax_vector_size", np.int32(state.softmax_vector_size_cum)) + # Softmax masks every score past the first context_len to -inf; the rest of + # the max_seq_len row is unwritten cache. + params.write("softmax_vector_size", np.int32(context_len)) params.sync() # Prefill RoPE angle look-up tables From 480fa95f03413ca10953359d0ac00d7b31d05834 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 06:28:14 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 179/215] Llama test: check NPU logits against an fp32 CPU reference test.py only checked the exit code and scraped TTFT/TPS, so decode emitted garbage after a few tokens for months without failing (the softmax running-sum mask bug fixed in the previous commit). llama_npu.py --check-accuracy feeds the NPU and llama_cpu (fp32 weights) the reference's greedy token each step and reports KL(fp32 || NPU) of the next-token distribution. test_llama_3_2_1b_accuracy gates on it over a 1024-char prompt and 40 steps: prefill KL 0.074 (limit 0.1) decode KL 0.013 (limit 0.05); 9.2 with the mask bug reintroduced Top-1 agreement is reported but not gated: near-ties flip it (1/40 steps at KL 0.004). Co-Authored-By: Claude --- .../llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py | 35 ++++++++++ iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 21 ++++++ iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py | 64 ++++++++++++++----- 3 files changed, 105 insertions(+), 15 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py index 232bdce75e..e27513df9d 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py @@ -169,6 +169,35 @@ def generate_token(config, forward_pass, state): return next_token.item(), state +def check_accuracy( + config, state, forward_pass, ref_config, ref_state, ref_forward_pass, num_tokens +): + """Teacher-forced comparison of forward_pass's logits against a reference. + + Both models are fed the reference's greedy token at every step, so a + divergence at step N is the candidate's own error at step N rather than the + consequence of an earlier different choice. Step 0 is prefill. + + Returns one (kl, top1) pair per step: KL(reference || candidate) of the + next-token distributions, and whether both rank the same token first. + """ + ref_state.token_ids = state.token_ids + results = [] + for step in range(num_tokens): + logits, state = forward_pass(config, state) + ref_logits, ref_state = ref_forward_pass(ref_config, ref_state) + cand = torch.log_softmax(logits[0, -1].float(), dim=0) + ref = torch.log_softmax(ref_logits[0, -1].float(), dim=0) + kl = torch.sum(ref.exp() * (ref - cand)).item() + next_token = int(ref.argmax()) + top1 = int(cand.argmax()) == next_token + results.append((kl, top1)) + print(f"step {step:3d} KL {kl:.5f} top-1 {'match' if top1 else 'MISMATCH'}") + state.token_ids = torch.tensor([[next_token]], dtype=torch.long) + ref_state.token_ids = state.token_ids + return results + + def parse_args(): parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="LLaMA 3.2 1B Inference Harness") parser.add_argument( @@ -189,6 +218,12 @@ def parse_args(): default=40, help="Number of tokens to generate (default: 40)", ) + parser.add_argument( + "--check-accuracy", + action="store_true", + help="Instead of sampling, compare each step's logits against an fp32 CPU " + "reference, feeding both the reference's greedy token", + ) return parser.parse_args() diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index 62d57ef32c..d171a22ed0 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -11,12 +11,14 @@ # [ ] Patching of operators (instantiating new xrt::elf for each token) is slow; find quicker way of patching instruction sequence in-memory # [ ] Spatial fusion of operators +import copy import torch import math from pathlib import Path import sys import numpy as np import ml_dtypes +import llama_cpu import llama_inference_harness as harness import logging @@ -1235,6 +1237,25 @@ def main(): aie_ops = AIELlamaOperators(config, max_seq_len) aie_buffers = AIELlamaBuffers(config, max_seq_len, aie_ops) + if args.check_accuracy: + ref_config = copy.copy(config) + ref_config.weights = {k: v.float() for k, v in config.weights.items()} + results = harness.check_accuracy( + config, + state, + llama_forward_pass, + ref_config, + harness.LlamaModelState(ref_config), + llama_cpu.llama_forward_pass, + args.num_tokens, + ) + kl = [k for k, _ in results] + print(f"[Accuracy] Prefill KL: {kl[0]:.6f}") + if len(kl) > 1: + print(f"[Accuracy] Decode max KL: {max(kl[1:]):.6f}") + print(f"[Accuracy] Top-1 mismatches: {sum(not t for _, t in results)}") + return + print(prompt, end="", flush=True) harness.generate( config, state, llama_forward_pass, use_kv_cache=True, num_tokens=args.num_tokens diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py index add64d399c..b9e22f0343 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py @@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ import subprocess import pytest import os +import re import sys from pathlib import Path @@ -27,14 +28,39 @@ def generate_test_params(): params, names = generate_test_params() - -@pytest.mark.skipif( +requires_weights = pytest.mark.skipif( not ( (weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "model.safetensors").exists() and (weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "tokenizer.model").exists() ), reason="llama3.2-1b weights not found", ) + + +def run_llama_npu(prompt_len, num_tokens, *extra_args): + command = [ + sys.executable, + str(test_dir / "llama_npu.py"), + str(weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "model.safetensors"), + str(weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "tokenizer.model"), + "--num-tokens", + str(num_tokens), + "--prompt-len", + str(prompt_len), + *extra_args, + ] + result = subprocess.run(command, cwd=test_dir, capture_output=True, text=True) + + print(result.stdout) + print(result.stderr) + + assert ( + result.returncode == 0 + ), f"Command failed with return code {result.returncode}\nStderr: {result.stderr}" + return result + + +@requires_weights @pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") @pytest.mark.metrics( TTFT=r"\[Prefill\]\s*Time to first token:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+) s", @@ -42,19 +68,27 @@ def generate_test_params(): ) @pytest.mark.parametrize("prompt_len,num_tokens", params, ids=names) def test_llama_3_2_1b(prompt_len, num_tokens): - command = f"{sys.executable} {test_dir}/llama_npu.py {weights_dir}/llama3.2-1b/model.safetensors {weights_dir}/llama3.2-1b/tokenizer.model --num-tokens {num_tokens} --prompt-len {prompt_len}" + run_llama_npu(prompt_len, num_tokens) - result = subprocess.run( - command, - cwd=test_dir, - shell=True, - capture_output=True, - text=True, - ) - print(result.stdout) - print(result.stderr) +# KL(fp32 CPU || NPU) of the next-token distribution, teacher-forced over 40 +# steps. The NPU measures 0.074 on prefill and at most 0.013 on decode. Decode +# attention over unmasked KV-cache slots measured 9.2. +MAX_PREFILL_KL = 0.1 +MAX_DECODE_KL = 0.05 - assert ( - result.returncode == 0 - ), f"Command failed with return code {result.returncode}\nStderr: {result.stderr}" + +@requires_weights +@pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") +@pytest.mark.metrics( + PrefillKL=r"\[Accuracy\] Prefill KL:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+)", + DecodeMaxKL=r"\[Accuracy\] Decode max KL:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+)", + Top1Mismatches=r"\[Accuracy\] Top-1 mismatches:\s*(?P\d+)", +) +def test_llama_3_2_1b_accuracy(): + result = run_llama_npu(1024, 40, "--check-accuracy") + + prefill_kl = float(re.search(r"Prefill KL:\s*(\S+)", result.stdout).group(1)) + decode_kl = float(re.search(r"Decode max KL:\s*(\S+)", result.stdout).group(1)) + assert prefill_kl <= MAX_PREFILL_KL, f"prefill KL {prefill_kl} > {MAX_PREFILL_KL}" + assert decode_kl <= MAX_DECODE_KL, f"decode KL {decode_kl} > {MAX_DECODE_KL}" From e4fed44646f33295a7569cf9fe887a78cad4289a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 07:14:26 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 180/215] Llama: flush the prefill KV hand-off to the device, not from it After prefill, llama_forward_pass writes every layer's K/V cache into the fused decode operator's scratch buffer through torch_view(), then called scratch_buffer.to("cpu"). That syncs the other direction, and nothing else flushes scratch (the callable only syncs its input buffer), so the host's dirty cache lines reached DRAM whenever the CPU happened to evict them. Decode then either read stale KV rows, or had rows it had written overwritten one 64-byte line at a time by a late eviction. This is the run-to-run nondeterminism in Llama's output: teacher-forced over 40 steps, 12 of 103 runs had different logits (always starting at decode step 1 or 2; prefill was always identical). With the flush, 0 of 103 differ, and all match the previous majority result. Latency is unchanged (paired TTFT 0.993, decode 1.003 over 8 interleaved rounds). Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 2 +- 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index d171a22ed0..58da94f914 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -1213,7 +1213,7 @@ def llama_forward_pass(config, state): aie_ops.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"values_cache_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[ : ] = (aie_buffers.values_cache[layer_idx].to_torch().flatten()) - aie_ops.decode.fused.scratch_buffer.to("cpu") + aie_ops.decode.fused.scratch_buffer.to("npu") return ret else: ret = llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state) From 263b83b3959b3a67b06fbedfbb9901c6193b917f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 08:15:03 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 181/215] Llama test: guard run-to-run determinism of NPU logits Add --check-determinism ROUNDS to llama_npu.py. It prefills two prompts with different text, alternating, and greedily decodes a few steps from a fresh state each round. It then counts the runs whose logits differ bitwise from the first run of the same prompt. Alternating the prompts matters: when a host write never reaches the device, the NPU reads the other prompt's data instead of a leftover identical copy. That turns the 12% race fixed in the previous commit into a failure on every run: 38/38 in each of three trials with the flush reverted. test_llama_3_2_1b_determinism runs 5 rounds of 4 tokens (about 30 s) and requires zero differing runs. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- .../llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py | 37 +++++++++++++++++++ iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 13 +++++++ iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py | 16 ++++++++ 3 files changed, 66 insertions(+) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py index e27513df9d..5e87b1f41d 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_inference_harness.py @@ -198,6 +198,36 @@ def check_accuracy( return results +def check_determinism(config, prompts, forward_pass, num_tokens, rounds): + """Run each prompt `rounds` times, alternating, and compare logits bitwise. + + Each round prefills from a fresh state and decodes greedily. Alternating + prompts with different text matters: a host write that never reaches the + device then reads the other prompt's data, not a leftover copy of its own. + Returns how many rounds differ from the first round of the same prompt. + """ + first = [None] * len(prompts) + n_differ = 0 + for r in range(rounds * len(prompts)): + p = r % len(prompts) + state = LlamaModelState(config) + state.token_ids = prompts[p] + logits = [] + for _ in range(num_tokens): + out, state = forward_pass(config, state) + logits.append(out[0, -1].clone()) + state.token_ids = out[:, -1:].argmax(dim=-1) + logits = torch.stack(logits).view(torch.int16) + if first[p] is None: + first[p] = logits + continue + steps = (logits != first[p]).any(dim=1).nonzero().flatten().tolist() + if steps: + n_differ += 1 + print(f"round {r} (prompt {p}): logits differ at steps {steps}") + return n_differ + + def parse_args(): parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="LLaMA 3.2 1B Inference Harness") parser.add_argument( @@ -224,6 +254,13 @@ def parse_args(): help="Instead of sampling, compare each step's logits against an fp32 CPU " "reference, feeding both the reference's greedy token", ) + parser.add_argument( + "--check-determinism", + type=int, + metavar="ROUNDS", + help="Instead of sampling, run two prompts ROUNDS times each, alternating, " + "and count the runs whose logits differ bitwise from the first run", + ) return parser.parse_args() diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index 58da94f914..184167571a 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -1256,6 +1256,19 @@ def main(): print(f"[Accuracy] Top-1 mismatches: {sum(not t for _, t in results)}") return + if args.check_determinism: + # The second prompt is the same amount of the text that follows. + other = harness.get_prompt(2 * args.prompt_len)[args.prompt_len :] + other_ids = [config.special_tokens["<|begin_of_text|>"]] + other_ids += config.tokenizer.encode(other) + prompts = [state.token_ids, torch.tensor([other_ids], dtype=torch.long)] + n_differ = harness.check_determinism( + config, prompts, llama_forward_pass, args.num_tokens, args.check_determinism + ) + n_compared = len(prompts) * (args.check_determinism - 1) + print(f"[Determinism] Differing runs: {n_differ}/{n_compared}") + return + print(prompt, end="", flush=True) harness.generate( config, state, llama_forward_pass, use_kv_cache=True, num_tokens=args.num_tokens diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py index b9e22f0343..9545019420 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py @@ -92,3 +92,19 @@ def test_llama_3_2_1b_accuracy(): decode_kl = float(re.search(r"Decode max KL:\s*(\S+)", result.stdout).group(1)) assert prefill_kl <= MAX_PREFILL_KL, f"prefill KL {prefill_kl} > {MAX_PREFILL_KL}" assert decode_kl <= MAX_DECODE_KL, f"decode KL {decode_kl} > {MAX_DECODE_KL}" + + +# Repeated runs must produce bit-identical logits. A prefill KV hand-off that +# was never flushed to the device made 12% of runs diverge. Alternating +# two prompts makes such a missing flush fail every run: 38/38 in each of three +# trials. +@requires_weights +@pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") +@pytest.mark.metrics( + DifferingRuns=r"\[Determinism\] Differing runs:\s*(?P\d+)/", +) +def test_llama_3_2_1b_determinism(): + result = run_llama_npu(1024, 4, "--check-determinism", "5") + + differing = re.search(r"Differing runs:\s*(\d+)/(\d+)", result.stdout) + assert int(differing.group(1)) == 0, f"{differing.group(0)} (bitwise logits)" From 3731ae09e8b48186d7c3ec7e9c1cdd798e10b43f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 09:17:44 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 182/215] Flush scratch in the full-ELF sequence callable before each dispatch get_buffer() hands out writable views into the fused ELF's scratch buffer (weights, KV caches), but _sync_inputs only flushed the input buffer. The host runtime's own dispatch flushes every argument, and the separate-xclbin callable goes through it; the full-ELF callable calls run_handle.start() directly and so skipped it for scratch. NPU access to these buffers is not cache-coherent, so an unflushed scratch write was a silent race. It was the Llama run-to-run nondeterminism fixed at the call site in e4fed44. _sync_inputs now flushes scratch too. With nothing dirty that transfers nothing, and it leaves scratch marked device-resident, so reading a scratch view after a run pulls the NPU's writes. Llama's explicit hand-off flush is removed; the determinism test now guards the callable. test_non_input_buffers_sync_without_explicit_flush writes a non-input buffer, with new data each dispatch, in separate and fused modes. It also reads a non-output buffer, with no to() from the caller. Without the flush the fused case failed 5/5 runs. Llama A/B, 8 interleaved rounds, prompt 1024 / 40 tokens: paired decode 1.003, TTFT 1.003, identical text. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py | 1 - iron/common/sequence.py | 6 +++ iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 53 ++++++++++++++++++--- 3 files changed, 53 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py index 184167571a..27fcf06a2c 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/llama_npu.py @@ -1213,7 +1213,6 @@ def llama_forward_pass(config, state): aie_ops.decode.fused.get_buffer(f"values_cache_{layer_idx}").torch_view()[ : ] = (aie_buffers.values_cache[layer_idx].to_torch().flatten()) - aie_ops.decode.fused.scratch_buffer.to("npu") return ret else: ret = llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index bc41c33888..7c449e79ad 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -689,7 +689,13 @@ def _sync_inputs(self): # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so # a write through one (e.g. torch_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. + # Scratch is flushed as well: get_buffer() hands out writable views into it + # (weights, KV caches), and this dispatch bypasses the host runtime's own + # per-argument flush. With nothing dirty, `to("npu")` transfers nothing. It + # also leaves all of scratch marked device-resident, so a read of a scratch + # view after the run pulls what the NPU wrote. self.input_buffer.to("npu") + self.scratch_buffer.to("npu") def _sync_outputs(self): # _run just rewrote the output arena on the device, so the device holds the diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index a1399e3d99..3bdeac3cb8 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -38,10 +38,9 @@ def _set_input(run, name, data): """Write a host tensor into an input buffer and push it to the device. - Mirrors the caller contract for the fused single-ELF callable: after - writing a get_buffer() sub-view via torch_view(), the caller is responsible - for calling .to("npu") so the write reaches the NPU (a no-op sync for the - separate/reference callables, whose __call__ syncs inputs themselves). + The explicit push is redundant, since every callable flushes host writes + at dispatch (see test_non_input_buffers_sync_without_explicit_flush), and + is a no-op sync for the reference callable. """ buf = run.get_buffer(name) buf.torch_view()[: data.numel()] = data.reshape(-1) @@ -57,7 +56,7 @@ def _set_input(run, name, data): _ADD_RELU_COLS = 4 -def _build_add_relu_sequence(context, dispatch, name): +def _build_add_relu_sequence(context, dispatch, name, input_args=("a", "b")): """out = relu(a + b), as a 2-step OperatorSequence.""" add = ElementwiseAdd( size=_ADD_RELU_SIZE, @@ -78,7 +77,7 @@ def _build_add_relu_sequence(context, dispatch, name): (add, "a", "b", "temp"), (relu, "temp", "out"), ], - input_args=["a", "b"], + input_args=list(input_args), output_args=["out"], dispatch=dispatch, context=context, @@ -322,3 +321,45 @@ def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, aie_context) else: with pytest.raises(RuntimeError): run() # compare mode reports the wrong reference by itself + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# 5. Buffers that are neither inputs nor outputs (weights, KV caches, +# intermediates) sync like the rest in every NPU dispatch mode. The full-ELF +# callable places them in its scratch buffer, and NPU access to it is not +# cache-coherent: an unflushed host write is a race, not an error, so each +# dispatch below writes different data than the one before. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("dispatch", ["separate", "fused"]) +def test_non_input_buffers_sync_without_explicit_flush(dispatch, aie_context): + """Host writes through get_buffer() to a non-input buffer reach the NPU at + the next dispatch, and reads of a non-output buffer after a dispatch see + what the NPU wrote there, with no explicit ``to()`` from the caller.""" + if dispatch == "fused" and not isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2): + pytest.skip("fused (single-ELF) dispatch requires NPU2") + + # b is not an input, so it is held like a weight (in scratch, when fused). + seq = _build_add_relu_sequence( + aie_context, dispatch, f"infra_add_weight_relu_{dispatch}", input_args=["a"] + ) + seq.compile() + run = seq.get_callable() + + torch.manual_seed(0) + for rep in range(4): + a = torch.rand(_ADD_RELU_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 + b = torch.rand(_ADD_RELU_SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - 2 + run.get_buffer("a").torch_view()[:] = a + run.get_buffer("b").torch_view()[:] = b + run() + + temp = run.get_buffer("temp").to_torch()[:_ADD_RELU_SIZE] + out = run.get_buffer("out").to_torch()[:_ADD_RELU_SIZE] + errors = verify_buffer(temp, "temp", a + b, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6) + assert not errors, f"rep {rep}: temp has {len(errors)} mismatches" + errors = verify_buffer( + out, "out", torch.nn.functional.relu(a + b), rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + ) + assert not errors, f"rep {rep}: out has {len(errors)} mismatches" From 4d3eeea8559c2b6ad2109e5a5b60d4a252af87c3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 09:48:24 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 183/215] Tests: lean on mlir-aie's verify and benchmark utilities verify_buffer now judges through aie.utils.verify.compare under a relative Tolerance rather than IRON's own nearly_equal. The signature and returned mismatch indices are unchanged. The old check let a NaN output pass; compare requires NaN to meet NaN and an infinity to meet the same infinity, and that holds regardless of max_error_rate. conftest adds a Provenance column to the metrics CSV (commit, Peano, mlir-aie, kernel sources and digest, plus device and power mode when the run used the NPU). Existing columns are unchanged, so the CI pretty scripts still read them. When device-gated tests are collected and there is no NPU runtime, it stops with mlir-aie's probe reason (exit 4, e.g. "xrt-smi not on PATH ...") instead of a wall of failures. The hand-rolled perf_counter timing in gemm and the swiglu tests now uses aie.utils.benchmark.run_iters. The infrastructure tests that only re-tested mlir-aie utilities (comparison, benchmark, sequence_subviews, sequence_output_sync) are removed; mlir-aie's own test suite covers them. Tests of IRON code stay. Non-extensive sweep of iron/operators + iron/tests on Strix: 283 passed, 4 skipped, 1 failed. The one failure is lazy_imports::test_lazy_catalog_does_not_import_mha, which asserts on sys.modules and so fails whenever mha runs earlier in the same session, also on the parent commit. No operator test flipped under the stricter comparison. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- AGENTS.md | 2 +- conftest.py | 17 ++++ iron/common/test_utils.py | 88 ++++++------------- iron/operators/gemm/test.py | 14 ++- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py | 9 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py | 9 +- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py | 13 +-- iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py | 69 --------------- iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py | 47 ---------- .../infrastructure/sequence_output_sync.py | 83 ----------------- .../tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py | 73 --------------- 11 files changed, 61 insertions(+), 363 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_output_sync.py delete mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index b74b256949..6794290f29 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ reuse lint - `device_manager.py`: XRT device initialization and management (singleton pattern) - `context.py`: `AIEContext` for operator compilation/execution - `utils.py`: Helper functions (`torch_to_numpy`, `numpy_to_torch`) - - `test_utils.py`: Test utilities (`verify_buffer`, `nearly_equal`) + - `test_utils.py`: Test utilities (`verify_buffer`, a wrapper over mlir-aie's `aie.utils.verify.compare`; `run_test`, timed with `aie.utils.benchmark.run_iters`) ### Key Concepts diff --git a/conftest.py b/conftest.py index 3cd72a36e2..e4b58bbff3 100644 --- a/conftest.py +++ b/conftest.py @@ -12,6 +12,8 @@ from iron.common import AIEContext import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.utils.benchmark import preflight, provenance +from aie.utils.probe import npu_unavailable_reason @pytest.fixture @@ -82,10 +84,21 @@ def add_result( def finalize_results(self): """Compute statistics for all collected metrics""" + # The commit alone does not say which toolchain and kernel sources + # produced a number; mlir-aie's provenance line does. Only a run that + # measured something has used the NPU, so only then is it described: + # opening it otherwise would contend for the single-tenant device. + measured = any(len(data) > 1 for data in self.test_metrics.values()) + if measured and aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime is not None: + npu = preflight() + source = provenance(device=npu.device, pmode=npu.pmode) + else: + source = provenance() for (test_path, test_name), data in self.test_metrics.items(): row = { "Commit": self.commit, "Date": self.date, + "Provenance": source, "Test Path": test_path, "Test": test_name, "Checks": f"{sum(data['passed'])}/{len(data['passed'])}", @@ -185,6 +198,10 @@ def pytest_collection_modifyitems(config, items): # else holds it and erroring out when none is attached. return + if aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime is None: + # Most often an unsourced XRT, which otherwise surfaces as a pile of + # failures that look like a toolchain regression. + raise pytest.UsageError(f"No NPU runtime: {npu_unavailable_reason()}") device = aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime.device().resolve().name for item, marker in marked_items: if device not in marker.args: diff --git a/iron/common/test_utils.py b/iron/common/test_utils.py index afda7607f2..66db3a168e 100644 --- a/iron/common/test_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/test_utils.py @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ import torch import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.benchmark import run_iters +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance, compare, nearly_equal from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from .base import AIEOperatorBase @@ -19,34 +20,6 @@ "i32": torch.int32, } -# TODO: Consider upstreaming generic buffer utilities to mlir-aie once operator abstractions stabilize. - - -def nearly_equal( - a: float, - b: float, - rel_tol: float = 128 * np.finfo(np.float32).eps, - abs_tol: float = np.finfo(np.float32).tiny, -) -> bool: - """ - Compare two floating point numbers for approximate equality. - - Adapted from Stack Overflow, License CC BY-SA 4.0 - Original author: P-Gn - Source: https://stackoverflow.com/a/32334103 - """ - if np.finfo(np.float32).eps > rel_tol: - raise ValueError(f"rel_tol {rel_tol!r} must be >= machine epsilon") - if rel_tol >= 1.0: - raise ValueError(f"rel_tol {rel_tol!r} must be < 1.0") - - if a == b: - return True - - diff = abs(float(a) - float(b)) - norm = min(abs(float(a)) + abs(float(b)), np.finfo(np.float32).max) - return diff < max(abs_tol, rel_tol * norm) - def verify_buffer( output: np.ndarray | torch.Tensor, @@ -59,6 +32,11 @@ def verify_buffer( """ Verify buffer contents match reference within tolerances. + The comparison is mlir-aie's ``aie.utils.verify.compare`` under a relative + ``Tolerance``: an element passes at ``|a - b| < max(abs_tol, rel_tol * (|a| + |b|))``, + so ``rel_tol=abs_tol=0`` demands exact equality, and a NaN or infinity must + meet the same value in the reference whatever ``max_error_rate`` allows. + Args: output: Output buffer to verify buf_name: Name of buffer for error messages @@ -71,7 +49,6 @@ def verify_buffer( Returns: List of error indices. Empty if verification passes. """ - errors = [] def _to_numpy(x): if isinstance(x, torch.Tensor): @@ -89,41 +66,34 @@ def _to_numpy(x): print( f"Buffer size mismatch for {buf_name}: expected {len(expected_np)}, got {len(output)}" ) - errors.extend(i for i in range(abs(len(output) - len(expected_np)))) - compare_len = min(len(output), len(expected_np)) - diff = np.abs( - output[:compare_len].astype(float) - expected_np[:compare_len].astype(float) - ) - norm = np.minimum( - np.abs(output[:compare_len].astype(float)) - + np.abs(expected_np[:compare_len].astype(float)), - np.finfo(np.float32).max, + return list(range(len(output), len(expected_np))) + output = output[: len(expected_np)] + + tolerance = Tolerance.relative(rel_tol, abs_tol, max_mismatch_frac=max_error_rate) + verdict = compare(output, expected_np, tolerance) + if verdict.n_mismatch and max_error_rate > 0.0: + within = "within" if verdict else "exceeds" + print( + f"{buf_name}: {verdict.n_mismatch} errors " + f"({verdict.n_mismatch / verdict.n_checked * 100:.2f}%) {within} allowed " + f"rate of {max_error_rate * 100:.2f}%" + ) + if verdict: + return [] + + print(f"{buf_name}: {verdict.detail}") + # compare() judges; it does not list the elements. nearly_equal is the same + # per-element test, except that it also rejects a NaN that meets a NaN. + bad = ~nearly_equal(output, expected_np, rtol=rel_tol, atol=abs_tol) + bad &= ~( + np.isnan(output.astype(np.float32)) & np.isnan(expected_np.astype(np.float32)) ) - # Use `>`, not `>=`, here, so that a user can pass rel_tol=abs_tol=0 - # check exact equality. - mask = diff > np.maximum(abs_tol, rel_tol * norm) - error_indices = np.where(mask)[0].tolist() + error_indices = np.flatnonzero(bad).tolist() for i in error_indices[:10]: print( f"Mismatch in {buf_name}[{i}]: expected {float(expected_np[i]):.6f}, got {float(output[i]):.6f}" ) - errors.extend(error_indices) - - # Check if error rate is acceptable - if max_error_rate > 0.0 and len(errors) > 0: - error_rate = len(errors) / compare_len - max_allowed_errors = int(compare_len * max_error_rate) - if len(errors) <= max_allowed_errors: - print( - f"{buf_name}: {len(errors)} errors ({error_rate*100:.2f}%) within allowed rate of {max_error_rate*100:.2f}% ({max_allowed_errors} errors)" - ) - return [] # Pass - within allowed error rate - else: - print( - f"{buf_name}: {len(errors)} errors ({error_rate*100:.2f}%) exceeds allowed rate of {max_error_rate*100:.2f}% ({max_allowed_errors} errors)" - ) - - return errors + return error_indices def _nbytes(buf) -> int: diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py index 100b9c2ca9..7bc92691be 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py @@ -2,13 +2,12 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import time - import numpy as np import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils import torch import ml_dtypes +from aie.utils.benchmark import run_iters from aie.utils.hostruntime.xrtruntime.tensor import XRTTensor from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM @@ -188,12 +187,11 @@ def test_gemm( B_bufs.append(XRTTensor.from_torch(b_torch)) C_bufs.append(XRTTensor(c_shape, dtype=c_dtype)) - # Run each partition - start_time = time.perf_counter() - for i in range(partition_N): - op_func(A_buf, B_bufs[i], C_bufs[i]) - end_time = time.perf_counter() - latency_us = (end_time - start_time) * 1e6 + def run_partitions(): + for i in range(partition_N): + op_func(A_buf, B_bufs[i], C_bufs[i]) + + latency_us = run_iters(run_partitions).e2e.avg_us # Read back and concatenate C partitions along the column dimension C_parts_torch = [buf.to_torch().reshape(c_shape) for buf in C_bufs] diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py index 45eb541140..6956749511 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py @@ -2,8 +2,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import time import pytest +from aie.utils.benchmark import run_iters from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import SwiGLUDecode from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import generate_golden_reference @@ -52,12 +52,7 @@ def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, aie_context): # Set the per-invocation input. fc.get_buffer("in").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["input"].reshape(-1) - # Warmup - fc() - - start = time.perf_counter() - fc() - elapsed_us = (time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6 + elapsed_us = run_iters(fc, warmup=1, iters=1).e2e.avg_us total_bytes = (golden_ref["input"].numel() + embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 bandwidth_gbps = total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py index 538650010e..a89a2c221c 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py @@ -2,8 +2,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import time import pytest +from aie.utils.benchmark import run_iters from iron.operators.gemm.op import GEMM from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import SwiGLUPrefill @@ -64,12 +64,7 @@ def _as_stored(w): # Set the per-invocation input. fc.get_buffer("in").torch_view()[:] = golden_ref["input"].reshape(-1) - # Warmup - fc() - - start = time.perf_counter() - fc() - elapsed_us = (time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6 + elapsed_us = run_iters(fc, warmup=1, iters=1).e2e.avg_us total_bytes = (golden_ref["input"].numel() + seq_len * embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 bandwidth_gbps = total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9 diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py index 89ea3c2397..e0152a69a8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/test.py @@ -2,10 +2,9 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 KU Leuven (MICAS). All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -import time - import pytest import torch +from aie.utils.benchmark import run_iters from iron.common.tracing_utils import dump_traces @@ -95,16 +94,12 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill_stream(k, aie_context): # The first dispatch on a callable pays for its hardware context, so time the # ones after it. - latencies = [] - for _ in range(TIMED_RUNS): - start = time.perf_counter() - run() - latencies.append((time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6) - elapsed_us = min(latencies) + latency = run_iters(run, iters=TIMED_RUNS).e2e + elapsed_us = latency.min_us total_bytes = 4 * SEQ_LEN * EMBEDDING_DIM # bf16 in + out print(f"Latency (us): {elapsed_us:.2f}") print( f"Latency min/mean/max (us): {elapsed_us:.2f} / " - f"{sum(latencies) / len(latencies):.2f} / {max(latencies):.2f}" + f"{latency.avg_us:.2f} / {latency.max_us:.2f}" ) print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9:.4f} GB/s") diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py deleted file mode 100644 index e1fdb48979..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""The operator test adapter keeps reporting NPU, not host, latency.""" - -from types import SimpleNamespace - -import pytest - -torch = pytest.importorskip("torch") - -from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor -from iron.common.base import AIEOperatorBase, AIERuntimeArgSpec -from iron.common import test_utils - - -class _Operator(AIEOperatorBase): - def __init__(self, results): - self.results = iter(results) - self.calls = 0 - - def set_up_artifacts(self): - pass - - def compile(self): - return self - - def get_arg_spec(self): - return [ - AIERuntimeArgSpec("in", (32,)), - AIERuntimeArgSpec("out", (32,)), - ] - - def get_callable(self): - def run(source, target): - self.calls += 1 - target[:] = source.numpy() - return next(self.results) - - return run - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("tuple_result", [False, True]) -def test_run_test_uses_upstream_npu_timing(monkeypatch, tuple_result): - monkeypatch.setattr(test_utils.aie_utils, "DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS", CPUOnlyTensor) - results = [SimpleNamespace(npu_time=ns) for ns in (1000000, 2000, 4000)] - if tuple_result: - results = [(None, result) for result in results] - op = _Operator(results) - data = torch.ones(32, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth = test_utils.run_test( - op, {"in": data}, {"out": data}, warmup_iters=1, timed_iters=2 - ) - - assert op.calls == 3 - assert errors == {} - assert latency_us == 3.0 - assert bandwidth == pytest.approx(128 / (3e-6) / 1e9) - - -def test_missing_npu_timing_is_rejected(monkeypatch): - monkeypatch.setattr(test_utils.aie_utils, "DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS", CPUOnlyTensor) - op = _Operator([None]) - data = torch.ones(32, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match="NPU execution time"): - test_utils.run_test( - op, {"in": data}, {"out": data}, warmup_iters=0, timed_iters=1 - ) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py deleted file mode 100644 index c5a8f550d5..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,47 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""What the tolerances in verify_buffer are required to mean. - -An operator that does no arithmetic (transpose, mem_copy) should be gated on exact -equality, not on a tolerance that would also accept a wrong answer. That is -rel_tol=abs_tol=0, so the zero case has to behave -- and it is the case a -threshold comparison is easiest to get backwards, since the threshold is then the -same value as the difference between two identical buffers. -""" - -import numpy as np -import pytest -import torch - -from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("dtype", [torch.float32, torch.bfloat16]) -def test_zero_tolerance_accepts_an_identical_buffer(dtype): - buf = (torch.arange(64, dtype=torch.float32) / 8).to(dtype) - - assert verify_buffer(buf, "out", buf.clone(), rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) == [] - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("rel_tol,abs_tol", [(0.0, 0.0), (0.04, 1e-6)]) -def test_a_single_wrong_element_is_reported_alone(rel_tol, abs_tol): - reference = torch.arange(64, dtype=torch.float32) - output = reference.clone() - output[ - 17 - ] += 10.0 # past the 4% relative tolerance at this magnitude, not just past 0 - - assert verify_buffer(output, "out", reference, rel_tol, abs_tol) == [17] - - -def test_zero_tolerance_still_rejects_a_one_ulp_error(): - """The point of the zero case is that it is exact, not that it is lenient.""" - reference = torch.full((32,), 1.0, dtype=torch.float32) - output = reference.clone() - output[5] = float(np.nextafter(np.float32(1.0), np.float32(2.0))) - - assert verify_buffer(output, "out", reference, rel_tol=0.0, abs_tol=0.0) == [5] - # The default tolerance is meant to absorb exactly this. - assert verify_buffer(output, "out", reference) == [] diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_output_sync.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_output_sync.py deleted file mode 100644 index 2b2e58344d..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_output_sync.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,83 +0,0 @@ -#!/usr/bin/env python3 -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Device-free tests for the per-buffer output sync. - -A dispatch writes its output buffers on the device, which the host-side coherence -map does not observe. ``to("cpu")`` transfers only the ranges the map holds as -device-resident, so a range left marked ``cpu`` by an earlier read is skipped and -the next dispatch hands back the previous one's output. -""" - -import pytest - -from aie.utils.hostruntime.coherence import _CoherenceMap - -from iron.common.sequence import SequenceXclbinCallable - - -def test_a_pull_is_skipped_while_the_range_reads_as_host_resident(): - """The hazard the output sync has to defeat, at the layer that decides it.""" - coherence = _CoherenceMap(64, _CoherenceMap.DEVICE) - assert coherence.ranges(0, 64, _CoherenceMap.DEVICE) == [(0, 64)] - - coherence.set(0, 64, _CoherenceMap.HOST) - assert coherence.ranges(0, 64, _CoherenceMap.DEVICE) == [] - - coherence.set(0, 64, _CoherenceMap.DEVICE) - assert coherence.ranges(0, 64, _CoherenceMap.DEVICE) == [(0, 64)] - - -class _RecordingBuffer: - def __init__(self): - self.calls = [] - self._device = "cpu" - - @property - def device(self): - return self._device - - @device.setter - def device(self, value): - self._device = value - self.calls.append(("device", value)) - - def to(self, target): - self._device = target - self.calls.append(("to", target)) - - -class _Op: - def __init__(self, names, inputs): - self.subbuffer_layout = {n: (None, None, 8) for n in names} - self.input_args = set(inputs) - - -def _callable(names, inputs): - """A SequenceXclbinCallable with recording buffers and no XRT behind it.""" - call = object.__new__(SequenceXclbinCallable) - call.op = _Op(names, inputs) - call._buffers = {n: _RecordingBuffer() for n in names} - return call - - -def test_output_sync_claims_the_device_before_pulling(): - call = _callable(["a", "out"], inputs=["a"]) - call._sync_outputs() - assert call._buffers["out"].calls == [("device", "npu"), ("to", "cpu")] - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("reps", [2, 3]) -def test_every_dispatch_pulls_again(reps): - call = _callable(["out"], inputs=[]) - for _ in range(reps): - call._sync_outputs() - assert call._buffers["out"].calls.count(("to", "cpu")) == reps - assert call._buffers["out"].calls.count(("device", "npu")) == reps - - -def test_inputs_are_left_alone(): - call = _callable(["a", "out"], inputs=["a"]) - call._sync_outputs() - assert call._buffers["a"].calls == [] diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py deleted file mode 100644 index 64ef417b62..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence_subviews.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,73 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Host-only coverage of the shared upstream tensor subview path.""" - -from types import SimpleNamespace - -import numpy as np -import pytest -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 - -from iron.common.sequence import SequenceReferenceCallable - - -@pytest.fixture -def run(): - op = SimpleNamespace( - subbuffer_layout={"packed": ("output", 0, 1024)}, - slice_info={ - "first": ("packed", 0, 512), - "second": ("packed", 512, 1024), - }, - ) - return SequenceReferenceCallable(op) - - -@pytest.mark.parametrize("name, start", [("first", 0), ("second", 256)]) -def test_slices_alias_the_parent_and_are_cached(run, name, start): - parent = run.get_buffer("packed") - parent.fill_(0) - view = run.get_buffer(name) - - assert view is run.get_buffer(name) - assert view is run._resolve_buffer(name) - assert view.dtype == np.dtype(bfloat16) - assert view.shape == (256,) - assert np.shares_memory(view.data, parent.data) - - view.fill_(3) - expected = np.zeros(512, dtype=bfloat16) - expected[start : start + 256] = 3 - np.testing.assert_array_equal(parent.numpy(), expected) - - parent.fill_(7) - np.testing.assert_array_equal(view.numpy(), np.full(256, 7, dtype=bfloat16)) - - -def test_unknown_buffer_is_rejected(run): - with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="Unknown buffer"): - run.get_buffer("missing") - - -def test_out_of_bounds_slice_is_rejected_by_upstream(run): - run.op.slice_info["invalid"] = ("packed", 512, 1536) - with pytest.raises(ValueError): - run.get_buffer("invalid") - - -def test_input_slices_resolve_during_reference_dispatch(run, monkeypatch): - run.op.input_args = ["packed"] - parent = run.get_buffer("packed") - - def evaluate(): - assert parent.device == "cpu" - for name in ("first", "second"): - view = run._resolve_buffer(name) - assert view.device == "cpu" - np.testing.assert_array_equal(view.numpy(), parent.numpy()[:256]) - - monkeypatch.setattr(run, "_run", evaluate) - for value in (3, 7): - parent.fill_(value) - run() From afbc276b3a65c1890092ad28435a7b0398c5a20d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 10:17:00 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 184/215] Tests: judge 1:1 operators by their kernel's tolerance contract verify_buffer and run_test take a Tolerance, replacing rel_tol, abs_tol and max_error_rate when given. Only per-element kinds are accepted, since the failing elements are listed one by one. Tolerances only tighten. Each was measured on npu2 first. - relu, leaky_relu, elementwise_add, elementwise_mul, axpy and dequant now use their kernel's contract. That is exact for relu and 1 bf16 ulp for the rest, in place of rel 0.04 (0.01 for dequant). - axpy's golden rounds s * A + B once, as the kernel does. The old bf16 expression rounded the product too. - rope's golden uses the bf16 cos/sin tables the operator is actually given. Measured against those it is within 1 ulp. Its tolerance goes from rel 0.05 / abs 0.5 to rel 0.05 with no absolute floor. - layer_norm goes from rel 0.1 / abs 0.1 to rel 0.1 / abs 0.05, the tighter of the test's and the contract's bounds. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/test_utils.py | 64 ++++++++++++++++++++------ iron/operators/axpy/reference.py | 5 +- iron/operators/axpy/test.py | 5 +- iron/operators/dequant/test.py | 5 +- iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py | 5 +- iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py | 5 +- iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py | 8 +++- iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py | 5 +- iron/operators/relu/test.py | 5 +- iron/operators/rope/reference.py | 4 ++ iron/operators/rope/test.py | 9 +++- 11 files changed, 97 insertions(+), 23 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/test_utils.py b/iron/common/test_utils.py index 66db3a168e..e1a4709462 100644 --- a/iron/common/test_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/test_utils.py @@ -3,6 +3,8 @@ from __future__ import annotations +from dataclasses import replace + import numpy as np import torch import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -28,12 +30,13 @@ def verify_buffer( rel_tol: float = 0.04, abs_tol: float = 1e-6, max_error_rate: float = 0.0, + tolerance: Tolerance | None = None, ) -> list[int]: """ Verify buffer contents match reference within tolerances. - The comparison is mlir-aie's ``aie.utils.verify.compare`` under a relative - ``Tolerance``: an element passes at ``|a - b| < max(abs_tol, rel_tol * (|a| + |b|))``, + The comparison is mlir-aie's ``aie.utils.verify.compare``, by default under + a relative ``Tolerance``: an element passes at ``|a - b| < max(abs_tol, rel_tol * (|a| + |b|))``, so ``rel_tol=abs_tol=0`` demands exact equality, and a NaN or infinity must meet the same value in the reference whatever ``max_error_rate`` allows. @@ -45,10 +48,24 @@ def verify_buffer( abs_tol: Absolute tolerance for comparison max_error_rate: Maximum fraction of elements allowed to exceed tolerances (0.0 to 1.0) For example, 0.01 allows up to 1% of elements to fail + tolerance: A ``Tolerance`` to judge by instead of ``rel_tol``, ``abs_tol`` + and ``max_error_rate``; typically the contract of the kernel + the operator runs (``ExternalFunction.contract.tolerance``). + It must be judgeable element by element: no ``range_frac`` + and not a bound. Returns: List of error indices. Empty if verification passes. """ + if tolerance is None: + tolerance = Tolerance.relative( + rel_tol, abs_tol, max_mismatch_frac=max_error_rate + ) + elif tolerance.kind == "bound" or tolerance.range_frac is not None: + raise ValueError( + f"{buf_name}: a {tolerance.kind} tolerance with range_frac=" + f"{tolerance.range_frac} depends on more than the element it judges" + ) def _to_numpy(x): if isinstance(x, torch.Tensor): @@ -69,26 +86,38 @@ def _to_numpy(x): return list(range(len(output), len(expected_np))) output = output[: len(expected_np)] - tolerance = Tolerance.relative(rel_tol, abs_tol, max_mismatch_frac=max_error_rate) verdict = compare(output, expected_np, tolerance) - if verdict.n_mismatch and max_error_rate > 0.0: + allowed = tolerance.max_mismatch_frac + if verdict.n_mismatch and allowed > 0.0: within = "within" if verdict else "exceeds" print( f"{buf_name}: {verdict.n_mismatch} errors " f"({verdict.n_mismatch / verdict.n_checked * 100:.2f}%) {within} allowed " - f"rate of {max_error_rate * 100:.2f}%" + f"rate of {allowed * 100:.2f}%" ) if verdict: return [] print(f"{buf_name}: {verdict.detail}") - # compare() judges; it does not list the elements. nearly_equal is the same - # per-element test, except that it also rejects a NaN that meets a NaN. - bad = ~nearly_equal(output, expected_np, rtol=rel_tol, atol=abs_tol) - bad &= ~( - np.isnan(output.astype(np.float32)) & np.isnan(expected_np.astype(np.float32)) - ) - error_indices = np.flatnonzero(bad).tolist() + # compare() judges; it does not list the elements. + if tolerance.kind == "relative": + # nearly_equal is the same per-element test, except that it also + # rejects a NaN that meets a NaN. + bad = ~nearly_equal( + output, expected_np, rtol=tolerance.rtol or 0.0, atol=tolerance.atol + ) + bad &= ~( + np.isnan(output.astype(np.float32)) + & np.isnan(expected_np.astype(np.float32)) + ) + error_indices = np.flatnonzero(bad).tolist() + else: + each = replace(tolerance, max_mismatch_frac=0.0) + error_indices = [ + i + for i in range(len(output)) + if not compare(output[i : i + 1], expected_np[i : i + 1], each) + ] for i in error_indices[:10]: print( f"Mismatch in {buf_name}[{i}]: expected {float(expected_np[i]):.6f}, got {float(output[i]):.6f}" @@ -116,6 +145,7 @@ def run_test( max_error_rate: float = 0.0, warmup_iters: int = 1, timed_iters: int = 1, + tolerance: Tolerance | None = None, ) -> tuple[dict[str, list[int]], float, float]: """ Run operator test with specified input/output buffers. @@ -129,6 +159,8 @@ def run_test( max_error_rate: Maximum fraction of elements allowed to exceed tolerances (0.0 to 1.0) warmup_iters: Number of warmup iterations before timing timed_iters: Number of timed iterations for latency/bandwidth measurement + tolerance: Judge the outputs by this ``Tolerance`` instead; see + ``verify_buffer`` Returns: (errors: dict, latency_us: float, bandwidth_gbps: float) @@ -201,7 +233,13 @@ def run_test( buf = output_map[buf_name] output_torch = buf.to_torch() buf_errors = verify_buffer( - output_torch, buf_name, expected, rel_tol, abs_tol, max_error_rate + output_torch, + buf_name, + expected, + rel_tol, + abs_tol, + max_error_rate, + tolerance=tolerance, ) if buf_errors: errors[buf_name] = buf_errors diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py b/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py index 43bbc92a85..aa12a747be 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py @@ -13,8 +13,9 @@ def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, scalar=3.0, dtype="bf16", seed= B = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range s = torch.tensor(scalar, dtype=dtype_torch) - # Generate golden outputs - C = s * A + B + # Generate golden outputs: the kernel computes s * A + B in fp32 and rounds + # once, where bf16 arithmetic would round the product as well. + C = (s.float() * A.float() + B.float()).to(dtype_torch) return { "A": A, diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py index 9aba1c94bf..afcb7e6515 100755 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py @@ -63,7 +63,10 @@ def test_axpy(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, scalar_factor, aie_conte output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, + input_buffers, + output_buffers, + tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py index a0831d65c5..76134c39cb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py @@ -77,7 +77,10 @@ def test_dequant( output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"].flatten()} errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.01, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, + input_buffers, + output_buffers, + tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py index 4414b53036..10e54f0cd6 100755 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py @@ -38,7 +38,10 @@ def test_elementwise_add(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, + input_buffers, + output_buffers, + tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py index 8d2c638b4f..0c4663d6e4 100755 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py @@ -40,7 +40,10 @@ def test_elementwise_mul(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, + input_buffers, + output_buffers, + tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py index 9d85ee8919..29c512d6f6 100755 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py @@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from iron.operators.layer_norm.op import LayerNorm from iron.operators.layer_norm.reference import generate_golden_reference @@ -46,7 +47,12 @@ def test_layer_norm( output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.1, abs_tol=0.1 + operator, + input_buffers, + output_buffers, + # The tighter of this test's former rel_tol (0.1) and the kernel + # contract's atol (0.05). + tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.1, 0.05), ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py index cc80547622..a9055905ff 100755 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py @@ -51,7 +51,10 @@ def test_leaky_relu( output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, + input_buffers, + output_buffers, + tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/test.py b/iron/operators/relu/test.py index 6c9628334c..e23c9d4c3e 100755 --- a/iron/operators/relu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu/test.py @@ -41,7 +41,10 @@ def test_relu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_contex output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + operator, + input_buffers, + output_buffers, + tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/reference.py b/iron/operators/rope/reference.py index 147ea9c31d..43f46755cf 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/reference.py @@ -182,6 +182,10 @@ def generate_golden_reference( method_type=method_type, freq_config=freq_config, ) + # The operator is handed the tables in bf16, so the golden output is computed + # from those rounded values rather than from the fp32 ones. + cos = cos.to(torch.bfloat16).to(torch.float32) + sin = sin.to(torch.bfloat16).to(torch.float32) val_range = 4 # Head count is inferred from rows and context_len. This logic assumes rows is either # smaller than context_len (1 head, seq_len == rows) or an exact multiple of context_len diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/test.py b/iron/operators/rope/test.py index 9e4820ca10..2dc8c5dcf9 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rope/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/test.py @@ -4,6 +4,7 @@ import pytest import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE from iron.operators.rope.reference import generate_golden_reference from iron.common.test_utils import run_test @@ -83,7 +84,13 @@ def test_rope(rows, cols, angle_rows, aie_columns, method_type, aie_context): output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"].transpose(0, 1).contiguous()} errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=0.5 + operator, + input_buffers, + output_buffers, + # The tighter of this test's former rel_tol and the kernel contract's + # atol (none): an output that cancels to near zero is judged + # relatively like any other. + tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.05), ) print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") From 4f4c061fa33b627ce52087bc7e88a7d31fe80f55 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 10:49:00 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 185/215] Tests: one reference per operator, judged by its kernel's contract Each simple 1:1 operator now has exactly one reference, the op's reference(). Its reference.py keeps the math as reference(...) and draws inputs with generate_inputs(...), same seeds and draws as before; the golden output is no longer a separate code path that can drift from what dispatch="compare" checks against. test_utils.assert_matches_reference(op, *inputs) shapes the inputs to the arg spec, computes op.reference(...), dispatches once and judges the output by op.reference_tolerance() -- the declared contract of the kernel the operator runs -- unless the test passes a tighter tolerance. The tests of relu, tanh, sigmoid, gelu, silu, leaky_relu, layer_norm, rms_norm, softmax, elementwise_add/mul, axpy, dequant, mem_copy, transpose, repeat and rope become thin wrappers over it; names, parameters and metrics are unchanged. Tests that were stricter than the contract keep their tolerance explicitly. The new references are bit-identical to the old goldens on every test parameter set, except axpy (now rounds once, as the kernel does: the scalar to bf16, fp32 multiply-add, one rounding; 0 differences on the test sets) and dequant (the fp32 golden rounded once to bf16, the same verdict). Also drops torch_dtype_map and the dtype= parameters that only ever took "bf16". Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/base.py | 14 ++ iron/common/test_utils.py | 69 +++++++-- iron/operators/axpy/op.py | 5 + iron/operators/axpy/reference.py | 30 ++-- iron/operators/axpy/test.py | 23 +-- iron/operators/dequant/op.py | 6 + iron/operators/dequant/reference.py | 31 ++-- iron/operators/dequant/test.py | 23 +-- iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py | 10 +- iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py | 24 +-- iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py | 10 +- iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py | 24 +-- iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py | 7 +- iron/operators/gelu/op.py | 5 + iron/operators/gelu/reference.py | 12 +- iron/operators/gelu/test.py | 24 ++- iron/operators/gemm/reference.py | 13 +- iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py | 6 + iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py | 22 +-- iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py | 25 +--- iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py | 5 + iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py | 15 +- iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py | 24 +-- iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py | 5 + iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py | 16 +- iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py | 27 +--- iron/operators/relu/reference.py | 10 +- iron/operators/relu/test.py | 24 +-- iron/operators/repeat/reference.py | 7 +- iron/operators/repeat/test.py | 20 +-- iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py | 18 +-- iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py | 27 ++-- iron/operators/rope/op.py | 11 +- iron/operators/rope/reference.py | 139 +++++------------- iron/operators/rope/test.py | 27 +--- iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py | 5 + iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py | 12 +- iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py | 24 ++- iron/operators/silu/reference.py | 7 +- iron/operators/silu/test.py | 24 ++- iron/operators/softmax/reference.py | 15 +- iron/operators/softmax/test.py | 23 +-- iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py | 7 +- iron/operators/tanh/op.py | 5 + iron/operators/tanh/reference.py | 12 +- iron/operators/tanh/test.py | 24 ++- iron/operators/transpose/op.py | 4 +- iron/operators/transpose/reference.py | 26 +--- iron/operators/transpose/test.py | 27 +--- .../operators/rope_reference_convention.py | 4 +- 50 files changed, 401 insertions(+), 576 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/base.py b/iron/common/base.py index 1e3dd68d77..635a588f8b 100644 --- a/iron/common/base.py +++ b/iron/common/base.py @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from . import compilation as comp from .context import AIEContext @@ -157,6 +158,19 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self) -> CompilationArtifact: def get_kernel_artifacts(self) -> list[CompilationArtifact]: pass + def reference_tolerance(self) -> Tolerance | None: + """How close the NPU output must come to ``reference()``. + + This is the declared contract of the one kernel the operator runs, its + ``_kernel()``. ``None`` when it runs several kernels or none (a + ``_kernel()`` that returns ``None``), or when that kernel declares no + tolerance. + """ + kernel = getattr(self, "_kernel", lambda: None)() + if kernel is None or kernel.contract is None: + return None + return kernel.contract.tolerance + def get_artifacts( self, prefix: str = "" ) -> tuple[XclbinArtifact, InstsBinArtifact]: diff --git a/iron/common/test_utils.py b/iron/common/test_utils.py index e1a4709462..da2b1c8b96 100644 --- a/iron/common/test_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/test_utils.py @@ -13,15 +13,6 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from .base import AIEOperatorBase -torch_dtype_map = { - "bf16": torch.bfloat16, - "f32": torch.float32, - "i8": torch.int8, - "ui8": torch.uint8, - "i16": torch.int16, - "i32": torch.int32, -} - def verify_buffer( output: np.ndarray | torch.Tensor, @@ -100,17 +91,19 @@ def _to_numpy(x): print(f"{buf_name}: {verdict.detail}") # compare() judges; it does not list the elements. + both_nan = np.isnan(output.astype(np.float32)) & np.isnan( + expected_np.astype(np.float32) + ) if tolerance.kind == "relative": # nearly_equal is the same per-element test, except that it also # rejects a NaN that meets a NaN. bad = ~nearly_equal( output, expected_np, rtol=tolerance.rtol or 0.0, atol=tolerance.atol ) - bad &= ~( - np.isnan(output.astype(np.float32)) - & np.isnan(expected_np.astype(np.float32)) - ) - error_indices = np.flatnonzero(bad).tolist() + error_indices = np.flatnonzero(bad & ~both_nan).tolist() + elif tolerance.kind == "exact": + bad = output != expected_np.astype(output.dtype) + error_indices = np.flatnonzero(bad & ~both_nan).tolist() else: each = replace(tolerance, max_mismatch_frac=0.0) error_indices = [ @@ -254,6 +247,54 @@ def run_test( return errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps +def assert_matches_reference( + operator: AIEOperatorBase, + *inputs: torch.Tensor, + tolerance: Tolerance | None = None, +) -> None: + """Dispatch ``operator`` once and assert its output matches ``reference()``. + + The expected output is ``operator.reference(*inputs)``, each input shaped + as its argument spec, so the test and a ``dispatch="compare"`` sequence + hold the operator to the same reference. Latency and bandwidth are printed + in the form the CI metrics parse. + + Args: + operator: An operator with a single output and a ``reference()`` + inputs: Its ``"in"`` arguments, in argument-spec order + tolerance: How close the output must come; defaults to + ``operator.reference_tolerance()``, the contract of the + kernel it runs + """ + in_specs = [s for s in operator.get_arg_spec() if s.direction == "in"] + if len(inputs) != len(in_specs): + raise ValueError( + f"{type(operator).__name__} takes {len(in_specs)} inputs, " + f"got {len(inputs)}" + ) + expected = operator.reference( + *(x.reshape(spec.shape) for x, spec in zip(inputs, in_specs)) + ) + if tolerance is None: + tolerance = operator.reference_tolerance() + if tolerance is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{type(operator).__name__} declares no tolerance; pass tolerance=" + ) + + errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( + operator, + {f"input{i}": x for i, x in enumerate(inputs)}, + {"output": expected}, + tolerance=tolerance, + ) + + print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") + print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") + + assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + + def make_channeled_unary_params(input_lengths, tile_size_cap, num_channels_choices): """Generate parameter tuples for channeled unary operator tests. diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py index 87ec4d2823..2d9f50d236 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/op.py @@ -24,6 +24,11 @@ class AXPY(BinaryElementwiseOperator): def _kernel(self): return datamovement.axpy(self._tile_elements) + def reference(self, x, y): + from iron.operators.axpy.reference import reference + + return reference(x, y, self.scalar_factor) + def _mlir_callback_args(self): return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.scalar_factor, self._kernel()] diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py b/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py index aa12a747be..ee37697abf 100644 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/reference.py @@ -2,23 +2,21 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, scalar=3.0, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - A = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - B = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - s = torch.tensor(scalar, dtype=dtype_torch) +def reference(x, y, scalar): + """CPU reference: ``scalar * x + y`` in fp32, rounded once (ground truth). + + The kernel takes ``scalar`` as bf16 and rounds only the result, where bf16 + arithmetic would round the product as well. + """ + a = torch.tensor(scalar, dtype=torch.bfloat16).float() + return (a * x.float() + y.float()).to(x.dtype) - # Generate golden outputs: the kernel computes s * A + B in fp32 and rounds - # once, where bf16 arithmetic would round the product as well. - C = (s.float() * A.float() + B.float()).to(dtype_torch) - return { - "A": A, - "B": B, - "C": C, - } +def generate_inputs(input_length: int, seed=42): + torch.manual_seed(seed) + val_range = 4 + x = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + y = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + return x, y diff --git a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py index afcb7e6515..aa48e9cfc0 100755 --- a/iron/operators/axpy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/axpy/test.py @@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.axpy.op import AXPY -from iron.operators.axpy.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.operators.axpy.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import assert_matches_reference def get_params(): @@ -47,9 +47,7 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_axpy(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, scalar_factor, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - input_length=input_length, scalar=scalar_factor - ) + x, y = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) operator = AXPY( size=input_length, @@ -59,17 +57,4 @@ def test_axpy(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, scalar_factor, aie_conte context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"x": golden_ref["A"], "y": golden_ref["B"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, - tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + assert_matches_reference(operator, x, y) diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py index 94c0bef221..d92befb83a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/op.py @@ -65,6 +65,12 @@ def get_mlir_artifact(self): def _kernel(self): return datamovement.expand(self.tile_size, self.group_size) + def reference(self, payload): + """CPU reference: each uint4 value times its group's bf16 scale.""" + from iron.operators.dequant.reference import reference + + return reference(payload, self.tile_size, self.group_size) + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): return [KernelObjectArtifact.from_extern(self._kernel())] diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/reference.py b/iron/operators/dequant/reference.py index 4ab72f4951..e13829c619 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/reference.py @@ -2,12 +2,26 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +from aie.iron.kernels.datamovement import expand_ref -def generate_golden_reference(input_length, tile_size, group_size): - torch.manual_seed(42) +def reference(payload, tile_size, group_size): + """CPU reference: each uint4 value times its group's bf16 scale. + + ``payload`` holds, per tile, ``tile_size`` packed uint4 values + (``tile_size // 2`` bytes, low nibble first) followed by one bf16 scale per + ``group_size`` elements. The product is exact in fp32 and rounded once. + """ + tile_bytes = tile_size // 2 + 2 * (tile_size // group_size) + tiles = payload.reshape(-1, tile_bytes).numpy() + out = expand_ref(tiles, tile_size=tile_size, group_size=group_size) + return torch.from_numpy(out).to(torch.bfloat16).reshape(-1) + + +def generate_inputs(input_length, tile_size, group_size, seed=42): + """Random bf16 values quantized to uint4 per group and packed as the + operator takes them (see ``reference``).""" + torch.manual_seed(seed) if input_length % tile_size != 0: raise ValueError("Input length must be a multiple of tile size.") @@ -23,8 +37,7 @@ def generate_golden_reference(input_length, tile_size, group_size): ) # Total bytes (uint8 elements) after processing each tile val_range = 3.75 # Values in [0, 3.75) - # Generate golden output with uniform distribution between 0 and val_range - # This output will be quantized to be used as the input + # Uniform values in [0, val_range), quantized below to make the input A = ( torch.rand(num_tiles * num_scale_factors, group_size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range @@ -46,7 +59,6 @@ def generate_golden_reference(input_length, tile_size, group_size): axis=0, dtype=torch.quint8, ) - B = torch.dequantize(A) # Convert A from a quantized tensor type to regular tensor type for data packing # We do the data packing here instead of the host to show how the data would need to be @@ -79,7 +91,4 @@ def generate_golden_reference(input_length, tile_size, group_size): 0xFF, ) - return { - "input": A_concat, - "output": B, - } + return A_concat.flatten() diff --git a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py index 76134c39cb..222a1c77f8 100644 --- a/iron/operators/dequant/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/dequant/test.py @@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.dequant.op import Dequant -from iron.operators.dequant.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.operators.dequant.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import assert_matches_reference def get_params(): @@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ def get_params(): def test_dequant( input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, group_size, aie_context ): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( + payload = generate_inputs( input_length=input_length, tile_size=tile_size, group_size=group_size, @@ -71,19 +71,4 @@ def test_dequant( context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = { - "input": golden_ref["input"].flatten(), - } - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"].flatten()} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, - tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + assert_matches_reference(operator, payload) diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py index c34089853b..9ad76e874c 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/reference.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map def reference(a, b): @@ -10,10 +9,9 @@ def reference(a, b): return a + b -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def generate_inputs(input_length: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - input_a = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - input_b = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - return {"A": input_a, "B": input_b, "C": reference(input_a, input_b)} + a = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + b = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + return a, b diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py index 10e54f0cd6..745172d187 100755 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_add/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,11 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd -from iron.operators.elementwise_add.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_binary_elementwise_params +from iron.operators.elementwise_add.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import ( + assert_matches_reference, + make_binary_elementwise_params, +) def get_params(): @@ -25,7 +28,7 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_elementwise_add(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) + a, b = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) operator = ElementwiseAdd( size=input_length, @@ -34,17 +37,4 @@ def test_elementwise_add(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input1": golden_ref["A"], "input2": golden_ref["B"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, - tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + assert_matches_reference(operator, a, b) diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py index f27e717f9c..de31421110 100644 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/reference.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map def reference(a, b): @@ -10,10 +9,9 @@ def reference(a, b): return a * b -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def generate_inputs(input_length: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - input_a = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - input_b = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - return {"A": input_a, "B": input_b, "C": reference(input_a, input_b)} + a = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + b = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + return a, b diff --git a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py index 0c4663d6e4..27a1b4e0e9 100755 --- a/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/elementwise_mul/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,11 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul -from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_binary_elementwise_params +from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import ( + assert_matches_reference, + make_binary_elementwise_params, +) def get_params(): @@ -27,7 +30,7 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_elementwise_mul(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) + a, b = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) operator = ElementwiseMul( size=input_length, @@ -36,17 +39,4 @@ def test_elementwise_mul(input_length, num_aie_columns, tile_size, aie_context): context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input1": golden_ref["A"], "input2": golden_ref["B"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, - tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + assert_matches_reference(operator, a, b) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py index 24eda2335f..6639a06034 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/reference.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map from iron.operators.flm.gemm.design import Epilogue @@ -62,7 +61,6 @@ def generate_golden_reference( M: int, K: int, N: int, - dtype="bf16", seed=42, epilogue=Epilogue.NONE, clamp=None, @@ -77,8 +75,7 @@ def generate_golden_reference( range where the curve is actually interesting. """ torch.manual_seed(seed) - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - input_a = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=dtype_torch) * scale - input_b = torch.rand(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) * scale + input_a = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * scale + input_b = torch.rand(K, N, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * scale output = reference(input_a, input_b, epilogue, clamp) return {"input": input_a, "input_b": input_b, "output": output} diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py b/iron/operators/gelu/op.py index 1644f56dfb..426ce98e12 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu/op.py @@ -18,3 +18,8 @@ class GELU(ChanneledUnaryOperator): def _kernel(self): return activation.gelu_sized(self._line_size) + + def reference(self, x): + from iron.operators.gelu.reference import reference + + return reference(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/reference.py b/iron/operators/gelu/reference.py index 991d67bab0..6640ed757a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu/reference.py @@ -2,12 +2,14 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def reference(x): + """CPU reference: GELU, tanh approximation (ground truth).""" + return torch.nn.functional.gelu(x, approximate="tanh") + + +def generate_inputs(input_length: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.gelu(input_tensor, approximate="tanh") - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + return torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range diff --git a/iron/operators/gelu/test.py b/iron/operators/gelu/test.py index d2c7cb4bbc..bd3ea18ae1 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gelu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gelu/test.py @@ -3,10 +3,14 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from iron.operators.gelu.op import GELU -from iron.operators.gelu.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.operators.gelu.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import ( + assert_matches_reference, + make_channeled_unary_params, +) def get_params(): @@ -30,7 +34,7 @@ def _marks(ext): get_params(), ) def test_gelu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) + x = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) operator = GELU( size=input_length, @@ -40,14 +44,6 @@ def test_gelu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + # The torch reference at this test's tolerance, tighter than the kernel + # contract's. + assert_matches_reference(operator, x, tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.04, 1e-6)) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/reference.py b/iron/operators/gemm/reference.py index 4cc9fb4c33..84bc39b023 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/reference.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map def reference(input_a, input_b, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False): @@ -23,7 +22,6 @@ def generate_golden_reference( M: int, K: int, N: int, - dtype="bf16", seed=42, b_col_maj=False, c_col_maj=False, @@ -31,9 +29,8 @@ def generate_golden_reference( ): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - dtype_torch = torch_dtype_map[dtype] - input_a = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range - input_b_full = torch.rand(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) * val_range + input_a = torch.randn(M, K, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + input_b_full = torch.rand(K, N, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range if False: # The following inputs are useful for debugging; # the A matrix becomes a matrix where each element encodes its row and column index, @@ -42,10 +39,10 @@ def generate_golden_reference( factor = 10 ** (col_digits + 1) row_indices = torch.arange(M, dtype=torch.int64).unsqueeze(1) col_indices = torch.arange(K, dtype=torch.int64).unsqueeze(0) - input_a = (row_indices * factor + col_indices).to(dtype=dtype_torch) - input_b_full = torch.zeros(K, N, dtype=dtype_torch) + input_a = (row_indices * factor + col_indices).to(dtype=torch.bfloat16) + input_b_full = torch.zeros(K, N, dtype=torch.bfloat16) diag_dim = min(K, N) - input_b_full[:diag_dim, :diag_dim] = torch.eye(diag_dim, dtype=dtype_torch) + input_b_full[:diag_dim, :diag_dim] = torch.eye(diag_dim, dtype=torch.bfloat16) # Store B in the operator's expected layout, then compute the output via the # shared reference so the test golden and the operator reference agree. if b_col_maj: diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py index 0d398d395d..affb0e95a9 100644 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/op.py @@ -25,6 +25,12 @@ def __post_init__(self, trace_size): def _kernel(self): return norm.layer_norm(self._line_size) + def reference(self, x): + """CPU reference: layer normalization of each line the kernel sees.""" + from iron.operators.layer_norm.reference import reference + + return reference(x.reshape(-1, self._line_size)) + def _mlir_callback_args(self): return [ aie_utils.get_current_device(), diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py index 86fb5855de..f23b9e8b1b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/reference.py @@ -2,17 +2,19 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def reference(x): + """CPU reference: layer normalization of each row over its last dim, with no + learnable affine parameters (ground truth). + + The AIE kernel normalizes one line at a time, computing mean and variance + over that line alone. + """ + return torch.nn.functional.layer_norm(x, normalized_shape=(x.shape[-1],)) + + +def generate_inputs(rows: int, cols: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - # normalized_shape=(cols,) normalizes each row independently over its `cols` elements. - # This matches the AIE kernel behavior, which processes one tile (one row) at a time - # and computes mean and variance per row (no learnable affine parameters). - output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.layer_norm( - input_tensor, normalized_shape=(cols,) - ) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + return torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range diff --git a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py index 29c512d6f6..5214bfeed9 100755 --- a/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/layer_norm/test.py @@ -6,8 +6,11 @@ from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from iron.operators.layer_norm.op import LayerNorm -from iron.operators.layer_norm.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.operators.layer_norm.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import ( + assert_matches_reference, + make_channeled_unary_params, +) def get_params(): @@ -30,10 +33,7 @@ def get_params(): def test_layer_norm( input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context ): - - rows = input_length // tile_size - cols = tile_size - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=rows, cols=cols) + x = generate_inputs(rows=input_length // tile_size, cols=tile_size) operator = LayerNorm( size=input_length, @@ -43,19 +43,10 @@ def test_layer_norm( context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( + assert_matches_reference( operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, + x, # The tighter of this test's former rel_tol (0.1) and the kernel # contract's atol (0.05). tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.1, 0.05), ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py index 00d0b18458..6faf9162da 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/op.py @@ -48,6 +48,11 @@ def __post_init__(self) -> None: def _kernel(self): return activation.leaky_relu(self._line_size) + def reference(self, x): + from iron.operators.leaky_relu.reference import reference + + return reference(x, self.alpha) + def _mlir_callback_args(self): return super()._mlir_callback_args() + [self.alpha, self._kernel()] diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py index 8c23041cc1..30efaa3593 100644 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/reference.py @@ -2,15 +2,14 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, alpha=0.01, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def reference(x, alpha=0.01): + """CPU reference: leaky ReLU with negative slope ``alpha`` (ground truth).""" + return torch.nn.functional.leaky_relu(x, negative_slope=alpha) + + +def generate_inputs(input_length: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - - val_range / 2 - ) - output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.leaky_relu(input_tensor, negative_slope=alpha) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + return torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - val_range / 2 diff --git a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py index a9055905ff..0fb944e919 100755 --- a/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/leaky_relu/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,11 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.leaky_relu.op import LeakyReLU -from iron.operators.leaky_relu.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.operators.leaky_relu.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import ( + assert_matches_reference, + make_channeled_unary_params, +) def get_params(): @@ -36,7 +39,7 @@ def get_params(): def test_leaky_relu( input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, alpha, aie_context ): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length, alpha=alpha) + x = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) operator = LeakyReLU( size=input_length, @@ -47,17 +50,4 @@ def test_leaky_relu( context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, - tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + assert_matches_reference(operator, x) diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py index bd4234fc00..e02f9d90e3 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/op.py @@ -63,6 +63,11 @@ def _kernel(self): return None return eltwise.passthrough(mem_copy_line_size(self.tile_size), np.int16) + def reference(self, x): + from iron.operators.mem_copy.reference import reference + + return reference(x) + def get_kernel_artifacts(self): if self.bypass: return [] diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py index 948a09ab15..40d15f036d 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/reference.py @@ -4,14 +4,12 @@ import torch -def generate_golden_reference(input_length): - torch.manual_seed(42) +def reference(x): + """CPU reference: a copy (ground truth).""" + return x.clone() - # Generate random input data - val_range = 4 - A = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - return { - "input": A, - "output": A.clone(), - } +def generate_inputs(input_length): + torch.manual_seed(42) + val_range = 4 + return torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range diff --git a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py b/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py index 07541141a6..6fb14ff303 100644 --- a/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/mem_copy/test.py @@ -3,11 +3,12 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.mem_copy.op import MemCopy -from iron.operators.mem_copy.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.operators.mem_copy.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import assert_matches_reference def get_params(): @@ -62,8 +63,9 @@ def get_params(): def test_mem_copy( input_length, num_cores, num_channels, bypass, tile_size, aie_context ): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) + x = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) + # num_cores >= num_channels is required: each channel must have at least one core assigned operator = MemCopy( size=input_length, num_cores=num_cores, @@ -73,20 +75,5 @@ def test_mem_copy( context=aie_context, ) - # num_cores >= num_channels is required: each channel must have at least one core assigned - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - # A copy that alters a value is a broken copy, so gate it exactly. - operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, - rel_tol=0.0, - abs_tol=0.0, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + # A copy that alters a value is a broken copy, so gate it exactly. + assert_matches_reference(operator, x, tolerance=Tolerance.exact()) diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/reference.py b/iron/operators/relu/reference.py index 2494ab6042..05319f45db 100644 --- a/iron/operators/relu/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu/reference.py @@ -2,19 +2,13 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map def reference(x): return torch.nn.functional.relu(x) -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def generate_inputs(input_length: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - - val_range / 2 - ) - output_tensor = torch.nn.functional.relu(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + return torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - val_range / 2 diff --git a/iron/operators/relu/test.py b/iron/operators/relu/test.py index e23c9d4c3e..f3a034ecc2 100755 --- a/iron/operators/relu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/relu/test.py @@ -5,8 +5,11 @@ import pytest from iron.operators.relu.op import ReLU -from iron.operators.relu.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.operators.relu.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import ( + assert_matches_reference, + make_channeled_unary_params, +) def get_params(): @@ -27,7 +30,7 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_relu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) + x = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) operator = ReLU( size=input_length, @@ -37,17 +40,4 @@ def test_relu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, - tolerance=operator._kernel().contract.tolerance, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + assert_matches_reference(operator, x) diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/reference.py b/iron/operators/repeat/reference.py index 9952752c75..7f4e068970 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/reference.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map def reference(x, repeat): @@ -10,9 +9,7 @@ def reference(x, repeat): return x.repeat_interleave(repeat, dim=0) -def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, repeat: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def generate_inputs(rows: int, cols: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, repeat) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + return torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range diff --git a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py b/iron/operators/repeat/test.py index 499ec42424..1f80f95758 100644 --- a/iron/operators/repeat/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/repeat/test.py @@ -3,10 +3,11 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from iron.operators.repeat.op import Repeat -from iron.operators.repeat.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.operators.repeat.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import assert_matches_reference def get_params(): @@ -38,7 +39,7 @@ def test_repeat(rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size, aie_context): is the whole failure mode here, since the only caller uses this to expand KV groups to attention heads and a misrouted group is numerically plausible. """ - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=rows, cols=cols, repeat=repeat) + x = generate_inputs(rows=rows, cols=cols) operator = Repeat( rows=rows, @@ -48,18 +49,7 @@ def test_repeat(rows, cols, repeat, transfer_size, aie_context): context=aie_context, ) - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, - {"input": golden_ref["input"]}, - {"output": golden_ref["output"]}, - rel_tol=0.0, - abs_tol=0.0, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + assert_matches_reference(operator, x, tolerance=Tolerance.exact()) @pytest.mark.parametrize( diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py index 184ed7da9d..cc823f536b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/reference.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map def reference(x, w=None, weighted=False, eps=1e-5): @@ -17,16 +16,11 @@ def reference(x, w=None, weighted=False, eps=1e-5): return out -def generate_golden_reference( - rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42, weighted=False, eps=1e-5 -): +def generate_inputs(rows: int, cols: int, seed=42, weighted=False): + """The input, and with ``weighted`` the weights too.""" torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - if weighted: - weights = torch.rand(cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, weights, weighted=True, eps=eps) - return {"input": input_tensor, "weight": weights, "output": output_tensor} - else: - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor, eps=eps) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + x = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + if not weighted: + return (x,) + return x, torch.rand(cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range diff --git a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py index 26b5c7090d..ce8e6c1849 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rms_norm/test.py @@ -3,11 +3,12 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.rms_norm.op import RMSNorm -from iron.operators.rms_norm.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.operators.rms_norm.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import assert_matches_reference from iron.common.utils import get_shim_dma_limit @@ -73,9 +74,9 @@ def get_params(): def test_rms_norm( input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, weighted, aie_context ): - rows = input_length // tile_size - cols = tile_size - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=rows, cols=cols, weighted=weighted) + inputs = generate_inputs( + rows=input_length // tile_size, cols=tile_size, weighted=weighted + ) operator = RMSNorm( size=input_length, @@ -86,16 +87,8 @@ def test_rms_norm( context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input1": golden_ref["input"]} - if weighted: - input_buffers["weight"] = golden_ref["weight"] - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + # The torch reference at this test's tolerance, tighter than the kernel + # contract's. + assert_matches_reference( + operator, *inputs, tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.04, 1e-6) ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/op.py b/iron/operators/rope/op.py index 27bc702b38..36a1b91c91 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/op.py @@ -86,14 +86,7 @@ def get_arg_spec(self): ] def reference(self, x, angles): - """CPU reference for RoPE. - - Assumes ``angles`` holds interleaved [cos, sin, cos, sin, ...] pairs - along the last dim (length ``cols``). Only ``method_type == 0`` - (TWO_HALVES) is currently supported. - - ``angles`` may have fewer rows than ``x``; in that case the angles - are tiled along the row dimension to match ``x``.""" + """CPU reference for RoPE; see ``iron.operators.rope.reference``.""" from iron.operators.rope.reference import reference - return reference(x, angles, self.method_type, self.rows, self.cols) + return reference(x, angles, self.method_type) diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/reference.py b/iron/operators/rope/reference.py index 43f46755cf..f81c18709b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/rope/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/reference.py @@ -2,15 +2,12 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -import numpy as np -from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 def compute_rope_params( head_dim, theta_base=10_000, context_length=4096, - method_type=0, freq_config=None, dtype=torch.float32, ): @@ -69,96 +66,46 @@ def compute_rope_params( return cos, sin -def apply_rope(x, cos, sin, method_type=0): - """Apply rotary position embedding to input tensor.""" - if method_type == 0: # For the two-halves method used in HF transformers - # x: (n_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - n_heads, seq_len, head_dim = x.shape - assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Head dimension must be even" - - # Split x into first half and second half - x1 = x[..., : head_dim // 2] # First half - x2 = x[..., head_dim // 2 :] # Second half - - # Adjust sin and cos shapes - cos = cos[:seq_len, :] # Shape: (seq_len, head_dim / 2) - sin = sin[:seq_len, :] - - # Apply the rotary transformation - x_rotated = torch.empty_like(x) - x_rotated[..., : head_dim // 2] = (x1 * cos) + (-x2 * sin) - x_rotated[..., head_dim // 2 :] = (x2 * cos) + (x1 * sin) - - # It's ok to use lower-precision after applying cos and sin rotation - return x_rotated.to(dtype=x.dtype) - elif method_type == 1: # For the interleaved method used in the Llama paper - # x: (n_heads, seq_len, head_dim) - n_heads, seq_len, head_dim = x.shape - assert head_dim % 2 == 0, "Head dimension must be even" - - # Split x into even and odd columns - x_even = x[..., ::2] # Even columns - x_odd = x[..., 1::2] # Odd columns - - # Adjust sin and cos shapes - cos = cos[:seq_len, :] # Shape: (seq_len, head_dim / 2) - sin = sin[:seq_len, :] - - # Apply the rotary transformation and interleave the even and odd outputs - x_rotated = torch.empty_like(x) - x_rotated[..., ::2] = (x_even * cos) - (x_odd * sin) - x_rotated[..., 1::2] = (x_even * sin) + (x_odd * cos) - - # It's ok to use lower-precision after applying cos and sin rotation - return x_rotated.to(dtype=x.dtype) - else: - raise ValueError("Invalid method_type. Must be 0 or 1.") - - -def reference(x, angles, method_type=0, rows=None, cols=None): +def reference(x, angles, method_type=0): """CPU reference for RoPE from the operator's packed ``angles`` buffer. ``angles`` holds interleaved [cos, sin, cos, sin, ...] pairs along the last - dim (length ``cols``). Only ``method_type == 0`` (TWO_HALVES) is supported - here; the golden-data generator uses :func:`apply_rope`, which additionally - supports the interleaved method and works from the full-precision cos/sin - tables. ``angles`` may have fewer rows than ``x``; in that case each angle - row is repeated for ``rows / angles.shape[0]`` *consecutive* rows of ``x``, - matching the device kernel (design.py's ``core_body`` acquires one angle - row and applies it to that many consecutive input rows before moving on). + dim. ``method_type`` 0 rotates the two halves of each row (HF + transformers); 1 rotates its interleaved even/odd pairs (the Llama paper). + The rotation is computed in fp32 and rounded once. + + ``angles`` may have fewer rows than ``x``; each angle row then applies to + ``rows / angles.shape[0]`` *consecutive* rows of ``x``, matching the device + kernel (design.py's ``core_body`` acquires one angle row and applies it to + that many consecutive input rows before moving on). """ - if method_type != 0: - raise NotImplementedError( - f"RoPE reference only supports method_type=0 (TWO_HALVES), " - f"got {method_type}" + rows = x.shape[0] + if rows % angles.shape[0] != 0: + raise ValueError( + f"{rows} rows cannot share {angles.shape[0]} angle rows evenly" ) - if cols is None: - cols = x.shape[-1] - if rows is None: - rows = x.shape[0] - half = cols // 2 - cos = angles[..., 0::2].to(torch.float32) - sin = angles[..., 1::2].to(torch.float32) - if cos.shape[0] != rows: - if rows % cos.shape[0] == 0: - rep = rows // cos.shape[0] - cos = cos.repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) - sin = sin.repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) - else: - cos = cos[:rows] - sin = sin[:rows] + rep = rows // angles.shape[0] + cos = angles[..., 0::2].to(torch.float32).repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) + sin = angles[..., 1::2].to(torch.float32).repeat_interleave(rep, dim=0) x32 = x.to(torch.float32) - x1, x2 = x32[..., :half], x32[..., half:] - y1 = x1 * cos - x2 * sin - y2 = x2 * cos + x1 * sin - return torch.cat([y1, y2], dim=-1).to(torch.bfloat16) + if method_type == 0: + half = x.shape[-1] // 2 + x1, x2 = x32[..., :half], x32[..., half:] + y = torch.cat([x1 * cos - x2 * sin, x2 * cos + x1 * sin], dim=-1) + elif method_type == 1: + xe, xo = x32[..., 0::2], x32[..., 1::2] + y = torch.empty_like(x32) + y[..., 0::2] = xe * cos - xo * sin + y[..., 1::2] = xe * sin + xo * cos + else: + raise ValueError(f"method_type must be 0 or 1, got {method_type}") + return y.to(torch.bfloat16) -def generate_golden_reference( +def generate_inputs( rows=4096, cols=64, context_len=131072, - method_type=0, rope_theta_base=500000.0, rope_freq_factor=32.0, rope_freq_low_factor=1.0, @@ -166,9 +113,11 @@ def generate_golden_reference( rope_freq_orig_ctx_len=8192, seed=42, ): + """Random input rows and their cos/sin table, laid out as the operator + takes them: ``x`` is ``(rows, cols)`` with a sequence position's heads on + consecutive rows, and the table is one row per position.""" torch.manual_seed(seed) - # Generate golden inputs freq_config = { "factor": rope_freq_factor, "low_freq_factor": rope_freq_low_factor, @@ -179,13 +128,8 @@ def generate_golden_reference( head_dim=cols, theta_base=rope_theta_base, context_length=context_len, - method_type=method_type, freq_config=freq_config, ) - # The operator is handed the tables in bf16, so the golden output is computed - # from those rounded values rather than from the fp32 ones. - cos = cos.to(torch.bfloat16).to(torch.float32) - sin = sin.to(torch.bfloat16).to(torch.float32) val_range = 4 # Head count is inferred from rows and context_len. This logic assumes rows is either # smaller than context_len (1 head, seq_len == rows) or an exact multiple of context_len @@ -196,18 +140,11 @@ def generate_golden_reference( ) n_heads = rows // context_len if context_len < rows else 1 seq_len = rows // n_heads - A = torch.rand(n_heads, seq_len, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - - # Create the lut by interleaving cos and sin - B = torch.zeros((seq_len, cols), dtype=torch.bfloat16) - B[:, ::2] = cos[:seq_len, : cols // 2] - B[:, 1::2] = sin[:seq_len, : cols // 2] + x = torch.rand(n_heads, seq_len, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range - # Generate golden outputs - C = apply_rope(A, cos, sin, method_type) + # The lut interleaves cos and sin + angles = torch.zeros((seq_len, cols), dtype=torch.bfloat16) + angles[:, ::2] = cos[:seq_len, : cols // 2] + angles[:, 1::2] = sin[:seq_len, : cols // 2] - return { - "A": A, - "B": B, - "C": C, - } + return x.transpose(0, 1).reshape(rows, cols).contiguous(), angles diff --git a/iron/operators/rope/test.py b/iron/operators/rope/test.py index 2dc8c5dcf9..9ccf13e642 100755 --- a/iron/operators/rope/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/rope/test.py @@ -6,8 +6,8 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from iron.operators.rope.op import RoPE -from iron.operators.rope.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.operators.rope.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import assert_matches_reference def get_params(): @@ -62,9 +62,7 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_rope(rows, cols, angle_rows, aie_columns, method_type, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference( - rows=rows, cols=cols, context_len=angle_rows, method_type=method_type - ) + x, angles = generate_inputs(rows=rows, cols=cols, context_len=angle_rows) operator = RoPE( rows=rows, @@ -75,25 +73,12 @@ def test_rope(rows, cols, angle_rows, aie_columns, method_type, aie_context): context=aie_context, ) - # golden reference produces tensors of shape (n_heads, seq_len, cols); - # NPU design expects (seq_len, n_heads, cols), so we transpose inputs/outputs - input_buffers = { - "in": golden_ref["A"].transpose(0, 1).contiguous(), - "angles": golden_ref["B"], - } - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["C"].transpose(0, 1).contiguous()} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( + assert_matches_reference( operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, + x, + angles, # The tighter of this test's former rel_tol and the kernel contract's # atol (none): an output that cancels to near zero is judged # relatively like any other. tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.05), ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py index ea4005afd6..cc0a302822 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid/op.py @@ -17,3 +17,8 @@ class Sigmoid(ChanneledUnaryOperator): def _kernel(self): return activation.sigmoid(self._line_size) + + def reference(self, x): + from iron.operators.sigmoid.reference import reference + + return reference(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py index 753ee806c6..0c597a8d76 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid/reference.py @@ -2,12 +2,14 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def reference(x): + """CPU reference: sigmoid (ground truth).""" + return torch.sigmoid(x) + + +def generate_inputs(input_length: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = torch.sigmoid(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + return torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py index d3723a4a57..00deec81bd 100755 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid/test.py @@ -3,10 +3,14 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from iron.operators.sigmoid.op import Sigmoid -from iron.operators.sigmoid.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.operators.sigmoid.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import ( + assert_matches_reference, + make_channeled_unary_params, +) def get_params(): @@ -27,7 +31,7 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_sigmoid(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) + x = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) operator = Sigmoid( size=input_length, @@ -37,14 +41,6 @@ def test_sigmoid(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_con context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + # The torch reference at this test's tolerance, tighter than the kernel + # contract's. + assert_matches_reference(operator, x, tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.04, 1e-6)) diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/reference.py b/iron/operators/silu/reference.py index 87b78140bb..0ab1caf82b 100644 --- a/iron/operators/silu/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu/reference.py @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map def reference(x): @@ -10,9 +9,7 @@ def reference(x): return torch.nn.functional.silu(x) -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def generate_inputs(input_length: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + return torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range diff --git a/iron/operators/silu/test.py b/iron/operators/silu/test.py index bb989315bc..2d526f2248 100755 --- a/iron/operators/silu/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/silu/test.py @@ -3,10 +3,14 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from iron.operators.silu.op import SiLU -from iron.operators.silu.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.operators.silu.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import ( + assert_matches_reference, + make_channeled_unary_params, +) def get_params(): @@ -27,7 +31,7 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_silu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) + x = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) operator = SiLU( size=input_length, @@ -36,14 +40,6 @@ def test_silu(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + # The torch reference at this test's tolerance, tighter than the kernel + # contract's. + assert_matches_reference(operator, x, tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.04, 1e-6)) diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/reference.py b/iron/operators/softmax/reference.py index 6e5660e7e2..3a8470b0d6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/reference.py @@ -1,10 +1,9 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2025 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Golden reference generator for softmax operator.""" +"""Reference for the softmax operator.""" import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map def reference(x): @@ -12,15 +11,7 @@ def reference(x): return torch.softmax(x, dim=-1) -def generate_golden_reference(rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): - """ - Generate golden reference data for softmax. - - Returns: - dict: Dictionary with tensors for inputs and outputs - """ +def generate_inputs(rows: int, cols: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = reference(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + return torch.rand(rows, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range diff --git a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py b/iron/operators/softmax/test.py index 066d230932..7b9644152a 100755 --- a/iron/operators/softmax/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/softmax/test.py @@ -3,11 +3,12 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.softmax.op import Softmax -from iron.operators.softmax.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.operators.softmax.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import assert_matches_reference def get_optimal_columns_channels(input_length, tile_size, max_columns): @@ -60,11 +61,9 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_softmax(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - rows = input_length // tile_size cols = tile_size - - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=rows, cols=cols) + x = generate_inputs(rows=rows, cols=cols) operator = Softmax( rows=rows, @@ -74,14 +73,6 @@ def test_softmax(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_con context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"in": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + # The torch reference at this test's tolerance, tighter than the kernel + # contract's. + assert_matches_reference(operator, x, tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.04, 1e-6)) diff --git a/iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py b/iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py index 2f02878456..623071f3bb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/strided_copy/reference.py @@ -4,8 +4,6 @@ import numpy as np import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map - def _pad_to_4d(sizes, strides): """design.py pads access patterns to 4D before building the taps; the reference @@ -89,14 +87,11 @@ def generate_golden_reference( num_aie_channels=1, input_offset_addend=0, output_offset_addend=0, - dtype="bf16", seed=42, ): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(int(input_buffer_size), dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - ) + input_tensor = torch.rand(int(input_buffer_size), dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range output_tensor = reference( input_tensor, input_sizes, diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py b/iron/operators/tanh/op.py index 541303472f..931560c783 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh/op.py @@ -17,3 +17,8 @@ class Tanh(ChanneledUnaryOperator): def _kernel(self): return activation.tanh(self._line_size) + + def reference(self, x): + from iron.operators.tanh.reference import reference + + return reference(x) diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/reference.py b/iron/operators/tanh/reference.py index 17e591ca61..5d68afd289 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh/reference.py @@ -2,12 +2,14 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map -def generate_golden_reference(input_length: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42): +def reference(x): + """CPU reference: tanh (ground truth).""" + return torch.tanh(x) + + +def generate_inputs(input_length: int, seed=42): torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - input_tensor = torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - output_tensor = torch.tanh(input_tensor) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + return torch.rand(input_length, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh/test.py b/iron/operators/tanh/test.py index 6337b5484a..18ba30a123 100755 --- a/iron/operators/tanh/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh/test.py @@ -3,10 +3,14 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance from iron.operators.tanh.op import Tanh -from iron.operators.tanh.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test, make_channeled_unary_params +from iron.operators.tanh.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import ( + assert_matches_reference, + make_channeled_unary_params, +) def get_params(): @@ -27,7 +31,7 @@ def get_params(): get_params(), ) def test_tanh(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(input_length=input_length) + x = generate_inputs(input_length=input_length) operator = Tanh( size=input_length, @@ -37,14 +41,6 @@ def test_tanh(input_length, num_aie_columns, num_channels, tile_size, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - operator, input_buffers, output_buffers, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + # The torch reference at this test's tolerance, tighter than the kernel + # contract's. + assert_matches_reference(operator, x, tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.04, 1e-6)) diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py index 56d4e2fa38..86fadf02bb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/op.py @@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ def get_arg_spec(self): ] def reference(self, x): - """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an (M, N) matrix stored row-major.""" + """CPU reference: transpose of each (M, N) matrix, stored row-major.""" from iron.operators.transpose.reference import reference - return reference(x.reshape(self.M, self.N)) + return reference(x.reshape(-1, self.M, self.N)) diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/reference.py b/iron/operators/transpose/reference.py index 86e9c24ffe..3fba73eab6 100644 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/reference.py @@ -2,28 +2,18 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import torch -from iron.common.test_utils import torch_dtype_map def reference(x): - """CPU reference: 2D transpose of an ``(rows, cols)`` matrix (ground truth).""" - return torch.transpose(x, 0, 1) + """CPU reference: transpose of the last two dims (ground truth), so each of + a batch of ``(rows, cols)`` matrices is transposed on its own.""" + return x.transpose(-2, -1) -def generate_golden_reference( - rows: int, cols: int, dtype="bf16", seed=42, num_batches=1 -): +def generate_inputs(rows: int, cols: int, seed=42, num_batches=1): + """``num_batches`` independent ``(rows, cols)`` matrices laid back-to-back; + the batch dim is dropped when there is one.""" torch.manual_seed(seed) val_range = 4 - # num_batches>1: B independent (rows,cols) matrices laid back-to-back; each is - # transposed independently and the results concatenated in the same order. - input_tensor = ( - torch.rand(num_batches, rows, cols, dtype=torch_dtype_map[dtype]) * val_range - ) - output_tensor = torch.stack( - [reference(input_tensor[b]) for b in range(num_batches)] - ) - # drop batch dimension if num_batches == 1 - input_tensor = torch.squeeze(input_tensor, 0) - output_tensor = torch.squeeze(output_tensor, 0) - return {"input": input_tensor, "output": output_tensor} + x = torch.rand(num_batches, rows, cols, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * val_range + return torch.squeeze(x, 0) diff --git a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py b/iron/operators/transpose/test.py index aebe4814b1..1d81debc7f 100755 --- a/iron/operators/transpose/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/transpose/test.py @@ -3,11 +3,12 @@ # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 import pytest +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance import aie.utils as aie_utils from iron.operators.transpose.op import Transpose -from iron.operators.transpose.reference import generate_golden_reference -from iron.common.test_utils import run_test +from iron.operators.transpose.reference import generate_inputs +from iron.common.test_utils import assert_matches_reference def get_params(): @@ -79,7 +80,7 @@ def get_params(): ) @pytest.mark.parametrize("M,N,aie_columns,channels,m,n,s,num_batches", get_params()) def test_transpose(M, N, aie_columns, channels, m, n, s, num_batches, aie_context): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(rows=M, cols=N, num_batches=num_batches) + x = generate_inputs(rows=M, cols=N, num_batches=num_batches) operator = Transpose( M=M, @@ -93,23 +94,9 @@ def test_transpose(M, N, aie_columns, channels, m, n, s, num_batches, aie_contex context=aie_context, ) - input_buffers = {"input": golden_ref["input"]} - output_buffers = {"output": golden_ref["output"]} - - errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( - # A transpose is a permutation. Any tolerance here also accepts some class of - # wrong permutation, so gate it exactly. - operator, - input_buffers, - output_buffers, - rel_tol=0.0, - abs_tol=0.0, - ) - - print(f"\nLatency (us): {latency_us:.1f}") - print(f"Effective Bandwidth: {bandwidth_gbps:.6e} GB/s\n") - - assert not errors, f"Test failed with errors: {errors}" + # A transpose is a permutation. Any tolerance here also accepts some class of + # wrong permutation, so gate it exactly. + assert_matches_reference(operator, x, tolerance=Tolerance.exact()) # Shapes whose M*N is divisible by every factor while one per-dimension quotient floors diff --git a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py index e199f915a3..6731d42eb7 100644 --- a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py +++ b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py @@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ def test_reference_matches_device_convention_for_batched_angle_rows(): rows, angle_rows = 6, 3 x, angles = _make_inputs(rows, angle_rows) expected = _block_major_expected(x, angles, rows, angle_rows) - got = reference(x, angles, rows=rows, cols=x.shape[-1]) + got = reference(x, angles) assert torch.equal(expected, got) @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ def test_reference_matches_device_convention_across_shapes(): for rows, angle_rows in [(8, 2), (1024, 1), (4, 4), (13, 13), (12, 4)]: x, angles = _make_inputs(rows, angle_rows) expected = _block_major_expected(x, angles, rows, angle_rows) - got = reference(x, angles, rows=rows, cols=x.shape[-1]) + got = reference(x, angles) assert torch.equal( expected, got ), f"mismatch at rows={rows} angle_rows={angle_rows}" From 44a5667358b1ca820d518cdddd9a7ddfeb57ea7e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 10:49:17 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 186/215] Sequences: judge compare mode by each step's kernel contract dispatch="compare" used one global rule for every step: flag the step if both max_abs and max_rel exceeded fixed thresholds. It now judges each step with aie.utils.verify.compare under that step's op.reference_tolerance(), the same contract its operator test holds it to. CompareDispatch(tolerance=...) overrides it for every step. A step whose operator declares no element-wise tolerance (none, a bound, or one with range_frac) falls back to relative(0.025, 1e-2) per element, which is stricter than the old max_abs-AND-max_rel rule. The logged stats are unchanged; a mismatch now reports the verdict and the tolerance. The infrastructure test checks both directions on real hardware: tanh passes compare mode under its contract and is flagged under exact(). Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 47 +++++++++++++------ iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 67 +++++++++++++-------------- 2 files changed, 66 insertions(+), 48 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 7c449e79ad..69352f53e1 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU2 from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance, compare try: import pyxrt @@ -245,20 +246,33 @@ class CompareDispatch(SeparateDispatch): per-step deviation. Args: - rel_tol / abs_tol: Per-step tolerances; a step counts as a mismatch - only when it exceeds both. + tolerance: How close every step's output must come to its reference. + By default each step is held to its operator's + ``reference_tolerance()``, the contract of the kernel it runs, as + its own test holds it; a step without one that can be judged + element by element falls back to ``FALLBACK_TOLERANCE``. raise_on_mismatch: When True (default), raise ``RuntimeError`` on the first mismatching step instead of only logging it. """ name = "compare" - def __init__(self, rel_tol=0.05, abs_tol=1e-2, raise_on_mismatch=True): + FALLBACK_TOLERANCE = Tolerance.relative(0.025, 1e-2) + + def __init__(self, tolerance=None, raise_on_mismatch=True): super().__init__() - self.rel_tol = rel_tol - self.abs_tol = abs_tol + self.tolerance = tolerance self.raise_on_mismatch = raise_on_mismatch + def step_tolerance(self, op): + """The tolerance ``op``'s step is judged by.""" + if self.tolerance is not None: + return self.tolerance + tol = op.reference_tolerance() if isinstance(op, MLIROperator) else None + if tol is None or tol.kind == "bound" or tol.range_frac is not None: + return self.FALLBACK_TOLERANCE + return tol + def make_callable(self, seq): return SequenceCompareCallable(seq, self) @@ -305,7 +319,7 @@ class OperatorSequence(AIEOperatorBase): runs the ``"separate"`` xclbin path and, after each NPU step, also runs the operator's CPU reference on the NPU-produced inputs and logs the deviation for testing/debugging. Pass a - :class:`CompareDispatch` instance to tune the compare tolerances. + :class:`CompareDispatch` instance to set the compare tolerance. """ def __init__( @@ -855,8 +869,7 @@ class SequenceCompareCallable(SequenceXclbinCallable): def __init__(self, op, dispatch): super().__init__(op, dispatch) - self.rel_tol = dispatch.rel_tol - self.abs_tol = dispatch.abs_tol + self.dispatch = dispatch self.raise_on_mismatch = dispatch.raise_on_mismatch self.last_step_stats = [] @@ -882,7 +895,8 @@ def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): kernel(*args) torch = _torch() - npu_out = self._read_to_cpu(out_name, out_spec).to(torch.float32) + npu_raw = self._read_to_cpu(out_name, out_spec) + npu_out = npu_raw.to(torch.float32) ref_out = step_op.reference(*cpu_inputs) stats = { @@ -907,7 +921,13 @@ def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): max_rel=rel, ref_max=ref_max, ) - fail = (max_abs > self.abs_tol) and (rel > self.rel_tol) + tol = self.dispatch.step_tolerance(step_op) + if npu_raw.dtype == torch.bfloat16: + npu_np = npu_raw.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + else: + npu_np = npu_raw.numpy() + verdict = compare(npu_np, ref_flat.numpy(), tol) + fail = not verdict stats["mismatch"] = fail level = logging.ERROR if fail else logging.INFO logger.log( @@ -920,14 +940,13 @@ def _run_step(self, step_idx, kernel, args, step): mean_abs, rel, ref_max, - " MISMATCH" if fail else "", + f" MISMATCH: {verdict.detail}" if fail else "", ) if fail and self.raise_on_mismatch: raise RuntimeError( f"[compare step {step_idx}] {stats['op']} (name={stats['op_name']}) " f"-> {out_name}: NPU output deviates from reference " - f"(max_abs={max_abs:.4g}, max_rel={rel:.4g}, " - f"ref_max={ref_max:.4g}; inputs={list(in_names)}; " - f"tolerances abs_tol={self.abs_tol}, rel_tol={self.rel_tol})" + f"({verdict.detail}; max_abs={max_abs:.4g}, max_rel={rel:.4g}, " + f"ref_max={ref_max:.4g}; inputs={list(in_names)}; tolerance {tol})" ) self.last_step_stats.append(stats) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index 3bdeac3cb8..22b3418424 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -27,12 +27,14 @@ import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance -from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence +from iron.common.sequence import CompareDispatch, OperatorSequence from iron.common.compilation.sequence import fuse_mlir from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_add.op import ElementwiseAdd from iron.operators.relu.op import ReLU +from iron.operators.tanh.op import Tanh def _set_input(run, name, data): @@ -208,7 +210,7 @@ def test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical(dispatch, aie_context): # rather than a hand-rolled numpy view. Not covered by # test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical above, since reference() is a CPU # re-implementation and only expected to match the NPU output within -# tolerance, not bit-for-bit (see CompareDispatch's rel_tol/abs_tol). +# tolerance, not bit-for-bit (see CompareDispatch's tolerance). # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- _SLICE_SIZE = 1024 @@ -270,57 +272,54 @@ def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(aie_context): # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -# 4. Compare mode flags (and by default raises on) a per-step reference/NPU -# mismatch on its own. +# 4. Compare mode holds each step to its kernel's contract, and flags (and by +# default raises on) a step that falls outside the tolerance it is judged by. # -# Normally the reference is trusted and the NPU kernel is the suspect; here -# we invert that (keep the NPU correct, vary the reference) because it is -# easier to inject a known-wrong reference than a known-wrong kernel. +# Tanh's kernel approximates torch.tanh: within its contract, but not +# bit-exact. So the same NPU output must pass under the default tolerance +# and fail under an exact one. # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -@pytest.mark.parametrize("reference_is_correct", [True, False]) -def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, aie_context): +@pytest.mark.parametrize("exact", [False, True]) +def test_compare_mode_judges_each_step_by_its_tolerance(exact, aie_context): """dispatch="compare" runs the NPU pipeline and, per step, re-runs the - operator's ``reference()`` on the same NPU inputs. A correct reference must - run cleanly (no flagged step); a wrong one must make compare mode raise on - its own (``compare_raise_on_mismatch`` defaults to True).""" - size = 256 + operator's ``reference()`` on the same NPU inputs. Under its kernel's + contract the step runs cleanly (no flagged step); held to exact equality it + makes compare mode raise on its own (``raise_on_mismatch`` defaults to + True).""" + size = 1024 torch.manual_seed(0) - a = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) - b = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + x = torch.rand(size, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 4 - op = ElementwiseAdd( - size=size, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1, context=aie_context + op = Tanh( + size=size, + num_aie_columns=1, + num_channels=1, + tile_size=size, + context=aie_context, ) - if not reference_is_correct: - # Override the reference on this instance to disagree with the NPU - # kernel (which computes a + b). Keeping the real ElementwiseAdd class - # leaves its name/compilation intact for the xclbin compare path. - op.reference = lambda a, b: a + b + 1.0 - seq = OperatorSequence( - name="infra_compare_add", - runlist=[(op, "a", "b", "out")], - input_args=["a", "b"], + name="infra_compare_tanh", + runlist=[(op, "x", "out")], + input_args=["x"], output_args=["out"], - dispatch="compare", + dispatch=CompareDispatch(tolerance=Tolerance.exact() if exact else None), context=aie_context, ) seq.compile() assert seq._dispatch.name == "compare" run = seq.get_callable() - _set_input(run, "a", a) - _set_input(run, "b", b) + _set_input(run, "x", x) - if reference_is_correct: + if exact: + with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match="deviates from reference"): + run() + else: run() # must not raise flagged = any(step.get("mismatch") for step in run.last_step_stats) - assert not flagged, "compare mode should not flag a matching reference" - else: - with pytest.raises(RuntimeError): - run() # compare mode reports the wrong reference by itself + assert not flagged, "compare mode flagged a step within its kernel contract" # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- From f2f0bc171f58f5743df333f42a1e32f26518acb9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 10:49:24 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 187/215] Tests and docs: small cleanups - gemm test: drop trace_size, which every case set to 0 and nothing read. This changes the gemm test IDs. - lazy_imports: check in a fresh interpreter. In the session's own, any operator collected earlier is already imported, so the check depended on test order. iron is installed into the environment, so no path setup. - AGENTS.md: replace the torch_to_numpy/numpy_to_torch section (neither exists) with the bf16 view and DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS.from_torch/to_torch, and describe assert_matches_reference and the one-reference layout. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- AGENTS.md | 64 +++++++++++++---------- iron/operators/gemm/test.py | 58 ++++++++++---------- iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py | 21 ++++++-- 3 files changed, 82 insertions(+), 61 deletions(-) diff --git a/AGENTS.md b/AGENTS.md index 6794290f29..6b7ada346b 100644 --- a/AGENTS.md +++ b/AGENTS.md @@ -126,8 +126,10 @@ reuse lint - Each operator directory contains: - `op.py`: Python interface (inherits from `MLIROperator`) - defines operator parameters, compilation artifacts, and runtime argument specs - `design.py`: NPU implementation using MLIR-AIE Python API - defines ObjectFIFOs, Workers, and Runtime sequences - - `reference.py`: CPU reference implementation for validation - - `test.py`: End-to-end test (build, run, verify against reference) + - `reference.py`: `reference()`, the CPU ground truth the NPU output is + judged against (exposed as the operator's `reference()` method), and + `generate_inputs()`, the test's random inputs + - `test.py`: End-to-end test (build, run once, check against `reference()`) 2. **AIE Kernels** ([mlir-aie `aie_kernels/`](https://github.com/Xilinx/mlir-aie/tree/main/aie_kernels)) - Architecture-specific C++ compute kernels, sourced from the installed @@ -146,8 +148,8 @@ reuse lint - `fusion.py`: Operator sequencing framework (`OperatorSequence`) - `device_manager.py`: XRT device initialization and management (singleton pattern) - `context.py`: `AIEContext` for operator compilation/execution - - `utils.py`: Helper functions (`torch_to_numpy`, `numpy_to_torch`) - - `test_utils.py`: Test utilities (`verify_buffer`, a wrapper over mlir-aie's `aie.utils.verify.compare`; `run_test`, timed with `aie.utils.benchmark.run_iters`) + - `utils.py`: Helper functions (`float_to_name`, `get_shim_dma_limit`, `split_run`) + - `test_utils.py`: Test utilities (`assert_matches_reference`, the one-call operator check; `verify_buffer`, a wrapper over mlir-aie's `aie.utils.verify.compare`; `run_test`, timed with `aie.utils.benchmark.run_iters`) ### Key Concepts @@ -266,10 +268,12 @@ Data movement pattern: L3 โ†’ Shim DMA โ†’ L2 โ†’ L1 (tile local) โ†’ Compute - Choose appropriate directory: `generic/`, `aie2/`, or `aie2p/` - Use AIE API for portable vectorization when possible - Add `event0()` and `event1()` for performance profiling -5. Implement `reference.py` with CPU reference +5. Implement `reference.py` with the CPU reference and `generate_inputs()`, + and a `reference()` method on the operator that calls it 6. Implement `test.py` with pytest tests - Use `@pytest.mark.extensive` for slower/larger tests - - Use `verify_buffer()` from `iron.common.test_utils` + - Check the output with `assert_matches_reference()` from + `iron.common.test_utils` 7. Register operator in `iron/operators/__init__.py` ## Operator Sequences @@ -367,33 +371,38 @@ void my_kernel(bfloat16* in, bfloat16* out, int32_t size) { ### Test Verification Pattern ```python -from iron.common.test_utils import verify_buffer - -# Compare NPU output against CPU reference -errors = verify_buffer( - output=npu_output, - buf_name="output", - reference=cpu_reference, - rel_tol=0.04, # 4% relative tolerance - abs_tol=1e-6, # Absolute tolerance for small values - max_error_rate=0.0 # 0% of elements can fail (strict) -) -assert len(errors) == 0, f"Found {len(errors)} mismatches" +from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance +from iron.common.test_utils import assert_matches_reference + +x = generate_inputs(input_length=2048) +op = Tanh(size=2048, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=2048) + +# Dispatch once and compare with op.reference(x), under the declared +# tolerance contract of the kernel the operator runs +# (op.reference_tolerance()) ... +assert_matches_reference(op, x) + +# ... or under an explicit one, e.g. exact for pure data movement. +assert_matches_reference(op, x, tolerance=Tolerance.relative(0.04, 1e-6)) ``` -### Datatype Conversion Helpers +`verify_buffer()` compares a single buffer the same way, for tests that +dispatch by hand. -```python -from iron.common.utils import torch_to_numpy, numpy_to_torch +### bfloat16 between torch and numpy + +numpy has no bfloat16 of its own; use `ml_dtypes.bfloat16` and move the bits, +never going through float32: -# Convert torch tensor to numpy (preserves bfloat16) -np_array = torch_to_numpy(torch_tensor) +```python +import ml_dtypes, torch -# Convert numpy array to torch (preserves bfloat16) -torch_tensor = numpy_to_torch(np_array) +np_array = torch_tensor.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(ml_dtypes.bfloat16) +torch_tensor = torch.from_numpy(np_array.view("uint16")).view(torch.bfloat16) ``` -These utilities handle bfloat16 conversion correctly (avoiding float32 intermediate). +Runtime tensors take and return torch tensors directly +(`aie.utils.DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS.from_torch()`, `.to_torch()`). ## Debugging and Performance @@ -479,7 +488,8 @@ logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) - Check datatype consistency (bfloat16 has limited precision) - Verify reference implementation matches NPU kernel exactly - Look for memory alignment issues in C++ kernel -- Adjust tolerances in `verify_buffer()` if needed (`rel_tol`, `abs_tol`) +- Check which tolerance the test judges by: the kernel's contract + (`op.reference_tolerance()`) unless the test passes `tolerance=` **Dimension mismatch errors** diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py index 7bc92691be..6e787d5944 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py @@ -20,39 +20,39 @@ def get_params(): max_aie_columns = dev.cols device_type = dev.resolve().name # fmt: off - # M, K, N, num_aie_columns, b_col_maj, c_col_maj, m, k, n, trace_size, partition_N + # M, K, N, num_aie_columns, b_col_maj, c_col_maj, m, k, n, partition_N regular_params = [ - (2048, 2048, 2048, 1, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, True, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - ( 384, 1536, 1792, 4, True, False, 32, 48, 64, 0, 1), - (1792, 896, 1152, 8, False, True, 64, 32, 48, 0, 1), - ( 896, 1792, 640, 8, False, True, 32, 64, 80, 0, 1), - ( 192, 384, 64, 4, False, False, 48, 96, 16, 0, 1), - ( 192, 384, 64, 4, True, True, 48, 96, 16, 0, 1), - ( 64, 512, 256, 4, True, False, 16, 64, 64, 0, 4), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 1, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, True, True, 64, 64, 64, 1), + ( 384, 1536, 1792, 4, True, False, 32, 48, 64, 1), + (1792, 896, 1152, 8, False, True, 64, 32, 48, 1), + ( 896, 1792, 640, 8, False, True, 32, 64, 80, 1), + ( 192, 384, 64, 4, False, False, 48, 96, 16, 1), + ( 192, 384, 64, 4, True, True, 48, 96, 16, 1), + ( 64, 512, 256, 4, True, False, 16, 64, 64, 4), ] extensive_params = [ - (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, False, False, 32, 32, 128, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 2048, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 8192, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, True, False, 128, 32, 32, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 2048, 2, False, True, 8, 16, 32, 0, 1), - (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 2048, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 64, 8192, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, False, False, 32, 32, 128, 1), + (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 64, 2048, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 64, 8192, 2, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, True, False, 128, 32, 32, 1), + (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 64, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 64, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 2048, 2048, 2, False, True, 8, 16, 32, 1), + (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 64, 2048, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 64, 8192, 2, False, True, 64, 64, 64, 1), # N wide enough that C's row stride (mem_tile_m_C * N) overflows the # shim BD's 20-bit iteration step, so the drain is issued as one # descriptor per row-block. Cover for that split. - (1024, 2560, 10240, 8, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), - (2048, 2560, 10240, 8, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 0, 1), + (1024, 2560, 10240, 8, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), + (2048, 2560, 10240, 8, False, False, 64, 64, 64, 1), ] # fmt: on @@ -71,7 +71,6 @@ def add_params(param_list, is_extensive): m, k, n, - trace_size, partition_N, ) = p @@ -99,7 +98,7 @@ def add_params(param_list, is_extensive): Throughput=r"Throughput: (?P[\d\.e\+-]+) GFLOP/s", ) @pytest.mark.parametrize( - "M,K,N,num_aie_columns,b_col_maj,c_col_maj,m,k,n,trace_size,partition_N", + "M,K,N,num_aie_columns,b_col_maj,c_col_maj,m,k,n,partition_N", get_params(), ) def test_gemm( @@ -112,7 +111,6 @@ def test_gemm( m, k, n, - trace_size, partition_N, aie_context, ): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py index a40bb2a558..84a29c3c12 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py @@ -1,14 +1,27 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Importing one operator must not import the rest of the catalog.""" +"""Importing one operator must not import the rest of the catalog. +The check runs in a fresh interpreter: in this one, whatever the session +collected before it has already imported the operators it looks for. +""" + +import subprocess import sys +_CHECK = """\ +import sys from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd +assert ElementwiseAdd.__name__ == "ElementwiseAdd" +loaded = [m for m in ("iron.operators.mha.op", "iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op") + if m in sys.modules] +assert not loaded, f"importing ElementwiseAdd also imported {loaded}" +""" def test_lazy_catalog_does_not_import_mha(): - assert ElementwiseAdd.__name__ == "ElementwiseAdd" - assert "iron.operators.mha.op" not in sys.modules - assert "iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op" not in sys.modules + result = subprocess.run( + [sys.executable, "-c", _CHECK], capture_output=True, text=True + ) + assert result.returncode == 0, result.stderr From ff3aaf55e55ca284d12af7c1eca7051d03e67ee2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 10:51:08 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 188/215] Tracing: take the trace buffer from mlir-aie; real tests, no mocks The full-ELF sequence callable now asks mlir-aie's get_trace_buffer() for the fused trace buffer's argument index and size, instead of assuming argument 3 and summing the slices itself. IRON's trace_buffer_size() and its test (trace_layout.py) go; the layout is mlir-aie's and tested there. The tests that stubbed their way around the hardware now run it: - tracing: dispatch a traced one-step layer_norm sequence, check tracing leaves the result bit-identical, and that dump_traces writes the buffer's raw 32-bit words and the Perfetto JSON. - conftest_lazy_device: run the root conftest's device gating in a real pytest subprocess instead of calling the hook on fake items against a stubbed runtime. The no-runtime cases hide pyxrt from the child's PYTHONPATH, which is what an unsourced XRT amounts to. - relative_build_dir: pass a relative build_dir instead of monkeypatching the working directory. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/compilation/__init__.py | 1 - iron/common/compilation/sequence.py | 12 -- iron/common/sequence.py | 17 +- iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py | 6 +- .../infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py | 149 ++++++++---------- iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py | 35 ---- iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py | 83 ++++++---- 7 files changed, 136 insertions(+), 167 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py index c1fb11855d..0819d31c8c 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/__init__.py @@ -33,5 +33,4 @@ from .sequence import ( SequenceMLIRArtifact, FusePythonGeneratedMLIRCompilationRule, - trace_buffer_size, ) diff --git a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py index 6a1b6858f1..b580cf1eb5 100644 --- a/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/compilation/sequence.py @@ -14,7 +14,6 @@ from aie import ir from aie.dialects import aie, aiex, memref from aie.extras.context import mlir_mod_ctx -from aie.utils.trace import get_trace_slices import ml_dtypes from typing import Any @@ -35,17 +34,6 @@ # ########################################################################## -def trace_buffer_size(mlir_text: str) -> int: - """Bytes of the fused trace buffer the dispatched sequence takes. - - `-aie-fuse-trace-buffers` gives the sequence one buffer covering every design - it configures, and records the split on the sequence. Returns 0 for an - untraced build. - """ - slices = get_trace_slices(mlir_text) - return max((s["offset"] + s["size"] for s in slices), default=0) - - class SequenceMLIRArtifact(MLIRArtifact): def __init__( self, diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 69352f53e1..6eec6e9319 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU2 from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor from aie.utils.npukernel import NPUKernel +from aie.utils.trace import get_trace_buffer from aie.utils.verify import Tolerance, compare try: @@ -633,7 +634,7 @@ def __init__(self, op, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): self.run_handle.set_arg(1, self.output_buffer.buffer_object()) self.run_handle.set_arg(2, self.scratch_buffer.buffer_object()) if self.trace_buffer is not None: - self.run_handle.set_arg(3, self.trace_buffer.buffer_object()) + self.run_handle.set_arg(self._trace_arg, self.trace_buffer.buffer_object()) self._params = None @@ -672,13 +673,17 @@ def _allocate_buffers(self): (_n_elements(scratch_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 ) # Trace lowering appends one buffer covering every configured design, after - # the consolidated three. Its size depends on how many channels and - # sub-designs claim a share, so read it from the lowered module. + # the consolidated three. Its argument and size depend on how many channels + # and sub-designs claim a share, so read them from the lowered module. self.trace_buffer = None + self._trace_arg = None if self.op.trace_size: - total = comp.trace_buffer_size(self.lowered_mlir_text()) - if total: - self.trace_buffer = XRTTensor((total,), dtype=np.int8) + layout = get_trace_buffer( + self.lowered_mlir_text(), f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}" + ) + if layout: + self._trace_arg = layout["arg_index"] + self.trace_buffer = XRTTensor((layout["size"],), dtype=np.int8) def lowered_mlir_text(self) -> str: """aiecc's post-lowering module, which carries the trace buffer layout.""" diff --git a/iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py b/iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py index b5e4c4906f..764634ea80 100644 --- a/iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py +++ b/iron/tests/compilation/relative_build_dir.py @@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ tests never did because their build_dir is absolute. """ +import os from pathlib import Path import aie.utils as aie_utils @@ -21,10 +22,9 @@ from iron.operators.elementwise_mul.op import ElementwiseMul -def test_factory_kernel_compiles_with_a_relative_build_dir(tmp_path, monkeypatch): - monkeypatch.chdir(tmp_path) +def test_factory_kernel_compiles_with_a_relative_build_dir(tmp_path): aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) - ctx = AIEContext(build_dir="build_rel") + ctx = AIEContext(build_dir=os.path.relpath(tmp_path / "build_rel")) op = ElementwiseMul(size=4096, tile_size=4096, num_aie_columns=1, context=ctx) op.compile() diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py index 3ea80fcc42..87072f1a7f 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/conftest_lazy_device.py @@ -2,103 +2,94 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""The root conftest.py's pytest_collection_modifyitems must not resolve a -device unless some collected test restricts itself to specific devices via -@pytest.mark.supported_devices. Resolving one unconditionally opens the +"""The root conftest.py's device gating, run as a real pytest session. + +Its pytest_collection_modifyitems must not resolve a device unless some collected +test restricts itself via @pytest.mark.supported_devices: resolving one opens the single-tenant NPU on every plain `pytest` in this tree, whatever was selected. +When a test does restrict itself, it skips the tests this device is not listed +for, and stops with the reason when there is no NPU runtime at all. -pytest loads the root conftest.py for these tests too, so the hook under test -is imported by path instead and called directly, against fake items and a -stubbed aie_utils.DefaultNPURuntime that raises if .device() is reached. +Each case runs pytest in a subprocess, over a directory holding a copy of the +root conftest and one test module. The no-runtime cases hide pyxrt from it, +which is what an unsourced XRT amounts to and the setup the laziness exists for. """ import importlib.util +import os +import shutil +import subprocess import sys from pathlib import Path -from types import SimpleNamespace import pytest _ROOT_CONFTEST = Path(__file__).resolve().parents[3] / "conftest.py" +_INI = """\ +[pytest] +markers = + supported_devices(*devices): only supported on the given devices +""" -def _load_root_conftest(): - spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location( - "_root_conftest_under_test", _ROOT_CONFTEST - ) - module = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec) - spec.loader.exec_module(module) - return module - - -class _FakeMarker: - def __init__(self, *args): - self.args = args - - -class _FakeItem: - def __init__(self, marker=None): - self._marker = marker - self.markers_added = [] - - def get_closest_marker(self, name): - assert name == "supported_devices" - return self._marker - - def add_marker(self, marker): - self.markers_added.append(marker) - - -class _DeviceCalledError(Exception): - pass - - -def _stub_runtime_that_forbids_device_calls(root_conftest, monkeypatch): - def _raise(): - raise _DeviceCalledError( - "DefaultNPURuntime.device() was called with no marked test collected" - ) - monkeypatch.setattr( - root_conftest.aie_utils, - "DefaultNPURuntime", - SimpleNamespace(device=_raise), +def _pytest(tmp_path, test_source, without_xrt=False): + """Run pytest over one test module under the root conftest.""" + shutil.copy(_ROOT_CONFTEST, tmp_path / "conftest.py") + (tmp_path / "pytest.ini").write_text(_INI) + (tmp_path / "test_gated.py").write_text(test_source) + env = dict(os.environ) + pyxrt = importlib.util.find_spec("pyxrt") + if without_xrt and pyxrt is not None: + hidden = os.path.dirname(pyxrt.origin) + entries = env.get("PYTHONPATH", "").split(os.pathsep) + if hidden not in entries: + pytest.skip(f"pyxrt is installed, not on PYTHONPATH: {pyxrt.origin}") + env["PYTHONPATH"] = os.pathsep.join(p for p in entries if p != hidden) + return subprocess.run( + [sys.executable, "-m", "pytest", "-p", "no:cacheprovider"] + + ["--iterations", "1", "-v", "test_gated.py"], + cwd=tmp_path, + env=env, + capture_output=True, + text=True, ) -def test_no_device_probe_when_nothing_is_device_restricted(monkeypatch): - root_conftest = _load_root_conftest() - _stub_runtime_that_forbids_device_calls(root_conftest, monkeypatch) - - items = [_FakeItem(), _FakeItem(), _FakeItem()] - root_conftest.pytest_collection_modifyitems(config=None, items=items) - assert all(item.markers_added == [] for item in items) - - -def test_device_probed_and_unsupported_items_skipped_when_a_test_is_restricted( - monkeypatch, -): - root_conftest = _load_root_conftest() - - class _FakeDevice: - def resolve(self): - return SimpleNamespace(name="npu2") - - monkeypatch.setattr( - root_conftest.aie_utils, - "DefaultNPURuntime", - SimpleNamespace(device=lambda: _FakeDevice()), +def test_unrestricted_tests_need_no_npu_runtime(tmp_path): + result = _pytest( + tmp_path, + "def test_plain():\n pass\n", + without_xrt=True, ) + assert result.returncode == 0, result.stdout + result.stderr + assert "1 passed" in result.stdout - unrestricted = _FakeItem() - matches_device = _FakeItem(_FakeMarker("npu1", "npu2")) - excludes_device = _FakeItem(_FakeMarker("npu1")) - root_conftest.pytest_collection_modifyitems( - config=None, items=[unrestricted, matches_device, excludes_device] +def test_restricted_test_without_npu_runtime_stops_with_the_reason(tmp_path): + result = _pytest( + tmp_path, + "import pytest\n" + "@pytest.mark.supported_devices('npu1', 'npu2')\n" + "def test_gated():\n pass\n", + without_xrt=True, ) - - assert unrestricted.markers_added == [] - assert matches_device.markers_added == [] - assert len(excludes_device.markers_added) == 1 - assert excludes_device.markers_added[0].name == "skip" + assert result.returncode == pytest.ExitCode.USAGE_ERROR, result.stdout + assert "No NPU runtime: " in result.stderr + assert "xrt" in result.stderr.lower(), result.stderr + + +@pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu1", "npu2") +def test_restricted_tests_skip_where_the_device_is_not_listed(tmp_path): + result = _pytest( + tmp_path, + "import pytest\n" + "def test_plain():\n pass\n" + "@pytest.mark.supported_devices('npu1', 'npu2')\n" + "def test_any_npu():\n pass\n" + "@pytest.mark.supported_devices('no_such_npu')\n" + "def test_elsewhere():\n pass\n", + ) + assert result.returncode == 0, result.stdout + result.stderr + assert "2 passed, 1 skipped" in result.stdout, result.stdout + assert "test_elsewhere SKIPPED (Not supported on" in result.stdout, result.stdout diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py deleted file mode 100644 index 8b556b5bd7..0000000000 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/trace_layout.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,35 +0,0 @@ -# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 KU Leuven (MICAS). All rights reserved. -# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 - -"""Reading back the trace buffer size the compiler recorded on the sequence.""" - -from iron.common.compilation import trace_buffer_size - -LOWERED = """ -module { - aie.device(npu1_1col) @main { - aie.runtime_sequence @sequence(%arg0: memref<4xi32>, %arg1: memref<12288xi8>) - attributes {trace_slices = [ - #aie.trace_slice, - #aie.trace_slice]} { - } - } -} -""" - -UNTRACED = """ -module { - aie.device(npu1_1col) @main { - aie.runtime_sequence @sequence(%arg0: memref<4xi32>) { - } - } -} -""" - - -def test_size_spans_every_slice(): - assert trace_buffer_size(LOWERED) == 12288 - - -def test_untraced_build_has_no_trace_buffer(): - assert trace_buffer_size(UNTRACED) == 0 diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py index cd2de35662..64efdd1fd8 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py @@ -1,48 +1,69 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Trace dumps use the upstream tensor's host interface without torch.""" +"""IRON's side of tracing: the full-ELF sequence callable binds, fills and syncs +the trace buffer mlir-aie's lowering asks for, and dump_traces writes it out. + +Trace insertion, the buffer layout and event decoding are mlir-aie's, and tested +there. +""" import json -from types import SimpleNamespace import numpy as np import pytest -from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import CPUOnlyTensor +import torch + +from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence +from iron.common.tracing_utils import dump_traces +from iron.operators.layer_norm.op import LayerNorm -from iron.common import tracing_utils +SIZE = 2048 +TRACE_SIZE = 8192 -@pytest.mark.parametrize("dtype", [np.int8, np.uint8]) -def test_dump_preserves_raw_trace_bits(monkeypatch, tmp_path, dtype): - words = np.array([0xFFFFFFFF, 0x80000000, 0x12345678, 0], dtype=np.uint32) - buffer = CPUOnlyTensor(words.view(dtype), dtype=dtype) - run = SimpleNamespace(trace_buffer=buffer) - monkeypatch.setattr( - tracing_utils, "lowered_mlir", lambda run: (tmp_path / "test.mlir", "mlir") +def _layer_norm_run(context, trace_size): + """A dispatched one-step sequence, and its output.""" + layer_norm = LayerNorm( + size=SIZE, + num_aie_columns=1, + num_channels=1, + tile_size=SIZE, + trace_size=trace_size, + context=context, ) - events = [{"name": "event"}] + seq = OperatorSequence( + name="infra_trace_layer_norm", + runlist=[(layer_norm, "x", "y")], + input_args=["x"], + output_args=["y"], + dispatch="fused", + trace_size=trace_size, + context=context, + ) + seq.compile() + run = seq.get_callable() + torch.manual_seed(0) + run.get_buffer("x").torch_view()[:] = torch.randn(SIZE, dtype=torch.bfloat16) + run() + return run, run.get_buffer("y").torch_view()[:SIZE].clone() - def parse(actual, mlir_text, colshift): - np.testing.assert_array_equal(actual, words) - assert mlir_text == "mlir" - assert colshift == 2 - return [(None, events)] - monkeypatch.setattr(tracing_utils, "parse_trace_buffer", parse) - written = tracing_utils.dump_traces( - run, "test", out_dir=tmp_path, colshift=2, summary=False - ) +@pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") +def test_dump_writes_raw_words_and_perfetto_json(aie_context, tmp_path): + run, traced = _layer_norm_run(aie_context, TRACE_SIZE) + _, untraced = _layer_norm_run(aie_context, 0) + assert torch.equal(traced, untraced), "tracing changed the result" - assert written == [tmp_path / "test_trace.json"] - assert json.loads(written[0].read_text()) == events - assert (tmp_path / "test.txt").read_text().splitlines() == [ - "ffffffff", - "80000000", - "12345678", - "00000000", - ] + written = dump_traces(run, "layer_norm", out_dir=tmp_path, summary=False) + words = run.trace_buffer.numpy().view(np.uint32).reshape(-1) + assert words.any(), "the traced dispatch captured no trace data" + # The raw text is the buffer's 32-bit words, unchanged by the int8 buffer. + raw = (tmp_path / "layer_norm.txt").read_text().split() + assert [int(w, 16) for w in raw] == words.tolist() -def test_untraced_run_needs_no_buffer(tmp_path): - assert tracing_utils.dump_traces(SimpleNamespace(), "test", tmp_path) == [] + assert written, "a buffer with trace data produced no Perfetto file" + for path in written: + assert path.parent == tmp_path and path.name.startswith("layer_norm_") + assert json.loads(path.read_text()), f"{path.name} holds no events" From b8a909e596a8f48135c89925710cfcf71dd18edb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 11:01:20 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 189/215] Tracing: write and decode dumps with mlir-aie's TraceConfig dump_traces wrote the raw words, split the buffer into slices, decoded each, named the files and warned of truncation itself, which duplicated TraceConfig.write_trace/trace_to_json. trace_to_json now does the per-slice part upstream (mlir-aie branch trace-to-json-slices), so dump_traces writes the text with write_trace and the JSON with trace_to_json, and keeps only IRON's knobs: the output directory, the column shift, the MLIR override and the cycles summary. parse_trace_buffer existed to turn the parser's SystemExit into an exception; the parser raises ValueError now, so it goes. lowered_mlir duplicated the callable's lookup of aiecc's lowered module, which the callable now exposes as lowered_mlir_path. The raw text drops trailing zero words, as TraceConfig's always has, so the test reads it back with read_trace. A buffer without slices now writes .json rather than _trace.json. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/sequence.py | 12 +-- iron/common/tracing_utils.py | 123 +++++++-------------------- iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py | 12 ++- 3 files changed, 47 insertions(+), 100 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/sequence.py b/iron/common/sequence.py index 6eec6e9319..7882bc3484 100644 --- a/iron/common/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/sequence.py @@ -679,17 +679,19 @@ def _allocate_buffers(self): self._trace_arg = None if self.op.trace_size: layout = get_trace_buffer( - self.lowered_mlir_text(), f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}" + self.lowered_mlir_path.read_text(), + f"{self.device_name}:{self.sequence_name}", ) if layout: self._trace_arg = layout["arg_index"] self.trace_buffer = XRTTensor((layout["size"],), dtype=np.int8) - def lowered_mlir_text(self) -> str: - """aiecc's post-lowering module, which carries the trace buffer layout.""" + @property + def lowered_mlir_path(self) -> Path: + """aiecc's post-lowering module, which carries the trace configuration and + the trace buffer layout. A traced build asks aiecc to keep it.""" mlir_filename = self.op.artifacts[0].mlir_input.filename - path = comp._aiecc_work_dir(mlir_filename) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" - return path.read_text() + return comp._aiecc_work_dir(mlir_filename) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): if buffer_name in self._buffer_cache: diff --git a/iron/common/tracing_utils.py b/iron/common/tracing_utils.py index 99dedb2e78..1667dfde1f 100644 --- a/iron/common/tracing_utils.py +++ b/iron/common/tracing_utils.py @@ -16,12 +16,10 @@ On an untraced build the call returns an empty list, so a test can call it unconditionally. -A dump writes the raw 32-bit words as hex text, plus one JSON file per traced -design for https://ui.perfetto.dev. Keep the text: :func:`parse_trace_buffer` -reparses it with a different column shift for the price of no further dispatch. - -:func:`dump_traces` also prints mlir-aie's per-tile cycles summary for each file it -writes. +The writing and decoding are mlir-aie's ``TraceConfig``: a dump is its raw trace +text, which ``TraceConfig.read_trace`` reads back to reparse without a further +dispatch, plus one JSON file per traced design for https://ui.perfetto.dev. +:func:`dump_traces` also prints mlir-aie's per-tile cycles summary for each. Environment: * ``IRON_TRACE_DIR`` where to write (default ``outputs/traces``) @@ -31,74 +29,18 @@ from __future__ import annotations -import json import os from pathlib import Path import numpy as np -from aie.utils.trace import parse_trace_slices, print_cycles_summary - -from . import compilation as comp +from aie.utils.trace import TraceConfig, print_cycles_summary -__all__ = [ - "dump_traces", - "parse_trace_buffer", - "lowered_mlir", -] +__all__ = ["dump_traces"] DEFAULT_TRACE_DIR = "outputs/traces" -def lowered_mlir(run) -> tuple[Path, str]: - """The post-lowering MLIR for a callable, as ``(path, text)``. - - mlir-aie's trace parser matches ``aiex.npu.write32`` ops against the trace unit's - config addresses. ``aie-insert-trace-flows`` emits those writes inside aiecc, so - the parser needs aiecc's lowered module. A traced build requests it with - ``--get-input-with-addresses``, which lands it in the work dir beside the source - (``.mlir.d/``). - """ - override = os.environ.get("IRON_TRACE_MLIR") - if override: - path = Path(override) - return path, path.read_text() - - source = Path(run.op.artifacts[0].mlir_input.filename) - path = comp._aiecc_work_dir(str(source)) / "input_with_addresses.mlir" - if not path.exists(): - raise FileNotFoundError( - f"{path} is missing; a traced build passes --get-input-with-addresses " - "to aiecc. Point IRON_TRACE_MLIR at a lowered module to override." - ) - return path, path.read_text() - - -def parse_trace_buffer(words, mlir_text: str, colshift: int | None = None): - """A trace buffer's words as ``(slice_info, events)`` per traced design. - - The parser splits the buffer by the layout the compiler recorded on the - dispatched sequence, and decodes each region against the device that wrote it. - - ``colshift`` of None lets the parser align the columns itself, which is what you - want by default: a design configured for one column may be loaded into another. - Override it when that alignment picks the wrong columns. - - The parser calls ``sys.exit`` on some malformed input, so SystemExit becomes a - RuntimeError here: a visualisation failure must not fail a test. - """ - try: - return parse_trace_slices( - np.asarray(words, dtype=np.uint32), mlir_text, colshift - ) - except SystemExit as exc: - raise RuntimeError( - "mlir-aie's trace parser exited; the usual cause is an MLIR without the " - "trace register writes, or a column shift that does not match the data. " - "Run with logging at DEBUG to see the tiles it found." - ) from exc - - def _slug(text: str) -> str: keep = "-_." return "".join(c if c.isalnum() or c in keep else "_" for c in text) @@ -111,15 +53,20 @@ def dump_traces( colshift: int | None = None, summary: bool = True, ) -> list[Path]: - """Write a completed run's trace buffer as hex text and Perfetto JSON. + """Write a completed run's trace buffer as trace text and Perfetto JSON. Call it after ``run()``: the callable syncs its trace buffer device->host as part of the dispatch, so this only reads host memory. Returns the JSON paths written, empty on an untraced build. ``tag`` distinguishes one dump from another - a test name or parameter id. The - layout the compiler recorded on the dispatched sequence splits the buffer, so a - fused sequence yields one JSON file per configured design. + text goes to ``.txt``. A fused sequence shares the buffer between the + designs it configures, and each gets its own + ``___.json``; otherwise the JSON is ``.json``. + + ``colshift`` of None lets the parser align the columns itself, which is what you + want by default: a design configured for one column may be loaded into another. + Override it when that alignment picks the wrong columns. """ buffer = getattr(run, "trace_buffer", None) if buffer is None: @@ -137,38 +84,32 @@ def dump_traces( env = os.environ.get("IRON_TRACE_COLSHIFT") colshift = int(env) if env else None - mlir_path, mlir_text = lowered_mlir(run) - print(f"[trace] parsing against {mlir_path}") - words = buffer.numpy().view(np.uint32).reshape(-1) tag = _slug(tag) - raw = (out_dir / tag).with_suffix(".txt") - raw.write_text("\n".join(f"{w:08x}" for w in words) + "\n") + config = TraceConfig( + trace_size=words.nbytes, trace_file=str(out_dir / f"{tag}.txt") + ) + config.write_trace(words) if not words.any(): print("[trace] buffer is all zeros, no trace data captured") return [] + mlir = os.environ.get("IRON_TRACE_MLIR") or run.lowered_mlir_path + print(f"[trace] parsing against {mlir}") try: - parsed = parse_trace_buffer(words, mlir_text, colshift) + written = config.trace_to_json( + str(mlir), + str(out_dir / f"{tag}.json"), + colshift=colshift, + kernel=f"{run.device_name}:{run.sequence_name}", + ) except Exception as exc: # a visualisation failure must not fail a run - print(f"[trace] parse failed ({exc}); raw words kept at {raw}") + print(f"[trace] parse failed ({exc}); raw words kept at {config.trace_file}") return [] - written = [] - for index, (entry, events) in enumerate(parsed): - # A device may hold several runtime sequences, so both names identify a slice. - name = f"{index}_{entry['device']}_{entry['sequence']}" if entry else "trace" - if entry and words[(entry["offset"] + entry["size"]) // 4 - 1]: - print( - f"[trace] {name}: slice full ({entry['size']} B), trace is likely " - "truncated - raise IRON_TRACE_SIZE" - ) - - target = (out_dir / f"{tag}_{_slug(name)}").with_suffix(".json") - target.write_text(json.dumps(events)) - print(f"[trace] {target} ({len(events)} events)") - written.append(target) - + paths = [Path(p) for p in written] + for path in paths: + print(f"[trace] {path}") if summary: - print_cycles_summary(target) - return written + print_cycles_summary(path) + return paths diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py index 64efdd1fd8..f9d0b37940 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/tracing.py @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ import numpy as np import pytest import torch +from aie.utils.trace import TraceConfig from iron.common.sequence import OperatorSequence from iron.common.tracing_utils import dump_traces @@ -59,11 +60,14 @@ def test_dump_writes_raw_words_and_perfetto_json(aie_context, tmp_path): words = run.trace_buffer.numpy().view(np.uint32).reshape(-1) assert words.any(), "the traced dispatch captured no trace data" - # The raw text is the buffer's 32-bit words, unchanged by the int8 buffer. - raw = (tmp_path / "layer_norm.txt").read_text().split() - assert [int(w, 16) for w in raw] == words.tolist() + # The text reads back as the buffer's 32-bit words, unchanged by the int8 + # buffer, so it can be reparsed without another dispatch. + raw = TraceConfig( + trace_size=words.nbytes, trace_file=str(tmp_path / "layer_norm.txt") + ) + assert np.array_equal(raw.read_trace(), words) assert written, "a buffer with trace data produced no Perfetto file" for path in written: - assert path.parent == tmp_path and path.name.startswith("layer_norm_") + assert path.parent == tmp_path and path.name.startswith("layer_norm") assert json.loads(path.read_text()), f"{path.name} holds no events" From a60d1701c6b3841a9ae1fc577d5a56324f9cfcf3 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: "copilot-swe-agent[bot]" <198982749+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 17:37:21 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 190/215] Make missing Llama weights fail in CI Co-authored-by: hunhoffe <54562339+hunhoffe@users.noreply.github.com> --- iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py | 5 +++-- 1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py index 9545019420..85ecbad224 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3.2_1b/test.py @@ -29,11 +29,12 @@ def generate_test_params(): params, names = generate_test_params() requires_weights = pytest.mark.skipif( - not ( + not os.environ.get("CI") + and not ( (weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "model.safetensors").exists() and (weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "tokenizer.model").exists() ), - reason="llama3.2-1b weights not found", + reason="llama3.2-1b weights not found outside CI", ) From 0c7b829b452e84cf91ad12317b735cd9096c61c4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 13:22:16 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 191/215] A pyxrt without the ctrl scratchpad no longer reads as "no per-call values" _write_values looked up the callable's params with getattr(instance, ..., None). params is a property, so an AttributeError raised inside it -- pyxrt.run.get_ctrl_scratchpad_bo missing on XRT 2.21 -- was swallowed and the call fell through to "SequenceFullELFCallable takes no per-call values". Look the property up on the class and let what it raises through. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/graph/compiled.py | 8 +++++++- 1 file changed, 7 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py index e5ba9f07dd..5ee47fda12 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ from .handle import Handle, State, Value, _tensor_dtype from .trace import TracedGraph, Tracer, _ReferenceTracer + def _shape_and_dtype(spec): """``(shape)`` or ``((shape), dtype)``.""" if ( @@ -255,7 +256,12 @@ def _write_values(self, values) -> None: ) if not self.symbols: return - params = getattr(self.callable, "params", None) + # Looked up on the class: getattr() on the instance would turn an + # AttributeError raised inside the property (a pyxrt without the ctrl + # scratchpad) into "takes no per-call values". + params = ( + self.callable.params if hasattr(type(self.callable), "params") else None + ) if params is not None: for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols: params.write(symbol, np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name])) From d1a1a91a265ef70e71829641db39b2a6a1504452 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 13:22:16 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 192/215] Sigmoid and Tanh lower at a 1024-element tile mlir-aie head's LUT activation factories reject a tile below 1024 or not a multiple of 32; the declared lowering case used 256. 1024 is valid for the pinned wheel too. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/tests/common/cases.py | 6 ++++-- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/cases.py b/iron/tests/common/cases.py index 00fa593efa..6066e4bb92 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/cases.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/cases.py @@ -136,10 +136,11 @@ dict(rows=32, cols=64, angle_rows=8), ], ), + # mlir-aie's LUT activations need a tile of at least 1024. ( "sigmoid", "Sigmoid", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=1024)], ), ("silu", "SiLU", [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, tile_size=256)]), ("softmax", "Softmax", [dict(rows=16, cols=64)]), @@ -204,10 +205,11 @@ ), ], ), + # mlir-aie's LUT activations need a tile of at least 1024. ( "tanh", "Tanh", - [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=256)], + [dict(size=1024, num_aie_columns=1, num_channels=1, tile_size=1024)], ), ( "transpose", From 52460abc3acd5fe1449185c9f9074d6c9baf529c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 13:37:20 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 193/215] Flush scratch in the full-ELF sequence callable before each dispatch Port of 3731ae0 from operator-model-rework. get_buffer() hands out writable views into the fused ELF's scratch buffer (weights, KV caches), but _sync_inputs only flushed the input buffer. The full-ELF callable calls run_handle.start() directly, skipping the host runtime's per-argument flush, and NPU access to scratch is not cache-coherent, so a graph's closed-over weights reached the device late or not at all: swiglu_decode returned wrong output on its first call. test_non_input_buffers_sync_without_explicit_flush is ported to numpy. Without the flush its fused case fails 5/5 iterations. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/image/callable.py | 7 ++ iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 96 ++++++++++++++++++--------- 2 files changed, 71 insertions(+), 32 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/image/callable.py b/iron/common/image/callable.py index e00d01905c..e92d29fa98 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/callable.py +++ b/iron/common/image/callable.py @@ -40,6 +40,7 @@ def _n_elements(nbytes): return max(nbytes, BF16.itemsize) // BF16.itemsize + def _require_xrt() -> None: """Fail with the reason, rather than an AttributeError on ``None.elf``.""" if pyxrt is None: @@ -213,7 +214,13 @@ def _sync_inputs(self): # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so # a write through one (e.g. numpy_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. + # Scratch is flushed as well: get_buffer() hands out writable views into it + # (weights, KV caches), and this dispatch bypasses the host runtime's own + # per-argument flush. With nothing dirty, `to("npu")` transfers nothing. It + # also leaves all of scratch marked device-resident, so a read of a scratch + # view after the run pulls what the NPU wrote. self.input_buffer.to("npu") + self.scratch_buffer.to("npu") def _sync_outputs(self): # _run just rewrote the output arena on the device, so the device holds the diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index b130419685..8b88b9fadc 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -36,10 +36,9 @@ def _set_input(run, name, data): """Write a host tensor into an input buffer and push it to the device. - Mirrors the caller contract for the fused single-ELF callable: after - writing a get_buffer() sub-view via numpy_view(), the caller is responsible - for calling .to("npu") so the write reaches the NPU (a no-op sync for the - separate/reference callables, whose __call__ syncs inputs themselves). + The explicit push is redundant, since every callable flushes host writes + at dispatch (see test_non_input_buffers_sync_without_explicit_flush), and + is a no-op sync for the reference callable. """ buf = run.get_buffer(name) buf.numpy_view()[: data.size] = data.reshape(-1) @@ -55,7 +54,7 @@ def _set_input(run, name, data): _ADD_RELU_COLS = 4 -def _build_add_relu_sequence(dispatch, name): +def _build_add_relu_sequence(dispatch, name, input_args=("a", "b")): """out = relu(a + b), as a 2-step OperatorSequence.""" add = ElementwiseAdd( size=_ADD_RELU_SIZE, @@ -74,7 +73,7 @@ def _build_add_relu_sequence(dispatch, name): (add, "a", "b", "temp"), (relu, "temp", "out"), ], - input_args=["a", "b"], + input_args=list(input_args), output_args=["out"], dispatch=dispatch, ) @@ -146,12 +145,12 @@ def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, npu_runtime): # Buffer sub-views handed to each operator's runtime sequence. assert "memref.reinterpret_cast" in text, "missing buffer reinterpret in fused MLIR" # One inlined device per unique operator plus the top-level driver device. - assert "op0_ElementwiseAdd" in text and "op1_ReLU" in text, ( - "operator devices not inlined into fused module" - ) - assert text.count("aie.device") >= 3, ( - "expected two operator devices plus a top-level device" - ) + assert ( + "op0_ElementwiseAdd" in text and "op1_ReLU" in text + ), "operator devices not inlined into fused module" + assert ( + text.count("aie.device") >= 3 + ), "expected two operator devices plus a top-level device" # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -183,13 +182,12 @@ def test_dispatch_modes_bit_identical(dispatch, npu_runtime): a = rng.random(_ADD_RELU_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) * 4 - 2 b = rng.random(_ADD_RELU_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) * 4 - 2 - baseline = _run_add_relu("separate", a, b, "infra_addrelu_parity_separate" - ) + baseline = _run_add_relu("separate", a, b, "infra_addrelu_parity_separate") out = _run_add_relu(dispatch, a, b, f"infra_addrelu_parity_{dispatch}") - assert np.array_equal(out, baseline), ( - f"dispatch={dispatch!r} output is not bit-identical to the separate baseline" - ) + assert np.array_equal( + out, baseline + ), f"dispatch={dispatch!r} output is not bit-identical to the separate baseline" # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -210,12 +208,8 @@ def _build_packed_output_sequence(dispatch, name): sized buffer via slice notation ("packed[start:end]"). Unlike _build_add_relu_sequence's "temp" hand-off (a whole-buffer alias), this exercises slice_info/explicit_buffer_sizes resolution directly.""" - add0 = ElementwiseAdd( - size=_SLICE_SIZE, tile_size=_SLICE_SIZE, num_aie_columns=1 - ) - add1 = ElementwiseAdd( - size=_SLICE_SIZE, tile_size=_SLICE_SIZE, num_aie_columns=1 - ) + add0 = ElementwiseAdd(size=_SLICE_SIZE, tile_size=_SLICE_SIZE, num_aie_columns=1) + add1 = ElementwiseAdd(size=_SLICE_SIZE, tile_size=_SLICE_SIZE, num_aie_columns=1) return OperatorSequence( name=name, runlist=[ @@ -239,9 +233,7 @@ def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(npu_runtime): a1 = rng.random(_SLICE_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) b1 = rng.random(_SLICE_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) - seq = _build_packed_output_sequence( - "reference", "infra_reference_sliced_packed" - ) + seq = _build_packed_output_sequence("reference", "infra_reference_sliced_packed") seq.compile() run = seq.get_callable() _set_input(run, "a0", a0) @@ -253,9 +245,9 @@ def test_reference_dispatch_resolves_sliced_buffer(npu_runtime): expected = np.concatenate([a0 + b0, a1 + b1]) errors = verify_buffer(packed, "packed", expected, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6) - assert not errors, ( - f"reference-dispatch sliced buffer produced {len(errors)} mismatches" - ) + assert ( + not errors + ), f"reference-dispatch sliced buffer produced {len(errors)} mismatches" # --------------------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -279,9 +271,7 @@ def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, npu_runtime) a = rng.random(size).astype(bfloat16) b = rng.random(size).astype(bfloat16) - op = ElementwiseAdd( - size=size, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1 - ) + op = ElementwiseAdd(size=size, tile_size=256, num_aie_columns=1) if not reference_is_correct: # Override the reference on this instance to disagree with the NPU # kernel (which computes a + b). Keeping the real ElementwiseAdd class @@ -309,3 +299,45 @@ def test_compare_mode_detects_wrong_reference(reference_is_correct, npu_runtime) else: with pytest.raises(RuntimeError): run() # compare mode reports the wrong reference by itself + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# 5. Buffers that are neither inputs nor outputs (weights, KV caches, +# intermediates) sync like the rest in every NPU dispatch mode. The full-ELF +# callable places them in its scratch buffer, and NPU access to it is not +# cache-coherent: an unflushed host write is a race, not an error, so each +# dispatch below writes different data than the one before. +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("dispatch", ["separate", "fused"]) +def test_non_input_buffers_sync_without_explicit_flush(dispatch, npu_runtime): + """Host writes through get_buffer() to a non-input buffer reach the NPU at + the next dispatch, and reads of a non-output buffer after a dispatch see + what the NPU wrote there, with no explicit ``to()`` from the caller.""" + if dispatch == "fused" and not isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2): + pytest.skip("fused (single-ELF) dispatch requires NPU2") + + # b is not an input, so it is held like a weight (in scratch, when fused). + seq = _build_add_relu_sequence( + dispatch, f"infra_add_weight_relu_{dispatch}", input_args=["a"] + ) + seq.compile() + run = seq.get_callable() + + rng = np.random.default_rng(0) + for rep in range(4): + a = rng.random(_ADD_RELU_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) * 4 - 2 + b = rng.random(_ADD_RELU_SIZE).astype(bfloat16) * 4 - 2 + run.get_buffer("a").numpy_view()[:] = a + run.get_buffer("b").numpy_view()[:] = b + run() + + temp = run.get_buffer("temp").numpy()[:_ADD_RELU_SIZE] + out = run.get_buffer("out").numpy()[:_ADD_RELU_SIZE] + errors = verify_buffer(temp, "temp", a + b, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6) + assert not errors, f"rep {rep}: temp has {len(errors)} mismatches" + errors = verify_buffer( + out, "out", np.maximum(a + b, 0), rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=1e-6 + ) + assert not errors, f"rep {rep}: out has {len(errors)} mismatches" From c209aebc8098cd99c9722c960fecd16297c9ebf2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 13:37:20 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 194/215] Clear the kernel registry around a fused build's key-only fusion fused_design fuses the designs once outside compile() to digest them for the cache key, and that run registers each design's ExternalFunctions. compile() clears ExternalFunction._instances only when it generates, so on a cache hit they stayed registered. The next fusion naming one of their object files with other flags then raised a collision: GEMM's b_col_maj changes its compile flags, not gemm_{m}x{k}x{n}.o, so swiglu_prefill passed cold and failed on every warm rerun. The key's call now owns the registry lifecycle, as upstream expects of anything generating outside compile(). The toolchain test builds a swiglu_prefill twice, checks the hit leaves nothing registered, then builds the b_col_maj variant; it fails without the clear. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/image/jit_compile.py | 10 +++++++++- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 30 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++--- 2 files changed, 36 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/image/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/image/jit_compile.py index 255f0f3b47..0a5a32e18c 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/image/jit_compile.py @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ from typing import Any import aie.utils as aie_utils -from aie.iron import DispatchTime +from aie.iron import DispatchTime, ExternalFunction from aie.ir import Module from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _device_identity_key from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign, compile_context @@ -228,8 +228,16 @@ def fused_design(build_mlir, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0) -> CompilableDesign: the fused text's own digest, and once inside the generator, where the kernels survive. Both calls go through :func:`_fuse_as_children`, so the key describes the text that is compiled. + + The key's call runs outside ``compile()``, so it owns the registry + lifecycle there: ``compile()`` clears ``ExternalFunction._instances`` only + when it generates, and on a cache hit it never does. Left in, the key's + kernels meet the next fusion's, and two GEMMs naming one object with + different flags raise a collision. """ + ExternalFunction._instances.clear() identity = _digest(_fuse_as_children(build_mlir)) + ExternalFunction._instances.clear() design = CompilableDesign( _fused_generator(build_mlir), full_elf=True, diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index 2e4d75ea9b..bfebb7b6dd 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -26,10 +26,14 @@ from pathlib import Path +import numpy as np import pytest +from aie.iron import ExternalFunction from aie.iron.device import NPU2 +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import iron +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill.op import swiglu_prefill from iron.tests.toolchain.tools import requires, swiglu_decode pytestmark = [*requires("aiebu", "peano"), pytest.mark.usefixtures("npu2")] @@ -60,9 +64,7 @@ def _params(artifacts): def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(): fn, E = swiglu_decode() - net = fn.compile( - NPU2(), image=iron.ELF, x=(1, E) - ) + net = fn.compile(NPU2(), image=iron.ELF, x=(1, E)) assert net.plan.image == "elf" and net.plan.dispatch == "fused" elf = Path(net.image) assert elf.suffix == ".elf" and elf.stat().st_size > 0 @@ -130,3 +132,25 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(): traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16).trace(cfg) artifacts = build_elf(traced, "prefill") _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) + + +def test_a_cached_build_leaves_no_kernel_for_the_next_graph_to_collide_with(): + """A cache hit leaves the kernel registry empty. + + Fusing a sequence runs its designs once outside ``compile()``, for the + cache key, and ``compile()`` clears the kernels that declared only when it + generates. On a hit they stayed registered, and the next graph naming one + of their object files with other flags -- GEMM's ``b_col_maj`` changes its + flags, not its object name -- raised a collision instead of building.""" + M, E, H = 256, 512, 512 + + def build(b_col_maj): + shape = (H, E) if b_col_maj else (E, H) + z = lambda *s: np.zeros(s, dtype=bfloat16) # noqa: E731 + fn = swiglu_prefill(z(*shape), z(*shape), z(*shape[::-1]), b_col_maj=b_col_maj) + return fn.compile(NPU2(), image=iron.ELF, x=(M, E)) + + build(False) + build(False) # a hit: compile() generates nothing + assert not ExternalFunction._instances + build(True) From 010c214454949bc37dd7787a33ea8d4a98a0547a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 13:37:20 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 195/215] Port the flm gemm, gemv and swiglu tests to numpy The fork's harness and graph layer are numpy-only (43fd0da); these tests still called torch methods on numpy arrays, or closed torch bf16 weights over a graph, which np.asarray cannot take. swiglu_decode's reference stays torch, since a stream test checks a torch module against it bit for bit; as_numpy and bf16_matmul adapt it. swiglu_decode also read the up projection from step 2, which is SiLU; the up GEMV is now found by type. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py | 56 +++++++++++------------ iron/operators/gemv/test.py | 7 +-- iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py | 17 +++++++ iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py | 32 ++++++++----- iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py | 24 ++++++---- 5 files changed, 81 insertions(+), 55 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py index ed641d92b9..b023fdea46 100644 --- a/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/flm/gemm/test.py @@ -137,6 +137,13 @@ def flm_vectors(operator, scale=4.0): return vectors(operator, normal=("A",), scale=scale, B=(operator.K, operator.N)) +def accumulated_mass(K, A, B): + """K * mean|a| * mean|b|: the magnitude the accumulator's error tracks.""" + return float( + K * np.abs(A.astype(np.float32)).mean() * np.abs(B.astype(np.float32)).mean() + ) + + def check_on_device(operator, data, rounding=CONV_EVEN): """Run ``operator`` against its drawn vectors and return run_test's result. @@ -150,7 +157,7 @@ def check_on_device(operator, data, rounding=CONV_EVEN): truncates, so its bias accumulates and gets a looser bound on both. """ A, B = data["A"], data["B"] - mass = operator.K * A.abs().float().mean() * B.abs().float().mean() + mass = accumulated_mass(operator.K, A, B) if aie_utils.get_current_device().resolve().name == "npu1": budget = 0.002 if rounding is FLOOR else 0.0002 else: @@ -160,7 +167,7 @@ def check_on_device(operator, data, rounding=CONV_EVEN): {"A": A.flatten(), "B": operator.pack_B(B)}, {"C": data["C"].flatten()}, rel_tol=0.04, - abs_tol=float(budget * mass), + abs_tol=budget * mass, ) @@ -216,7 +223,9 @@ def test_gemm_split_leg_bounds_runs(npu_runtime): M, K, N = 512, 10240, 10240 operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N) - errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device(operator, flm_vectors(operator)) + errors, _latency_us, _bandwidth_gbps = check_on_device( + operator, flm_vectors(operator) + ) assert not errors, "Test failed" @@ -285,10 +294,7 @@ def test_artifact_stem_differs_from_generic_gemm(M, K, N, npu_runtime): the class name, so with the cache keyed on filename the two operators would silently satisfy each other's builds in one build dir. """ - assert ( - GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N).name - != GenericGEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N).name - ) + assert GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N).name != GenericGEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N).name def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(npu_runtime): @@ -312,13 +318,13 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_shape(npu_runtime): for M, K, N, epilogue in shapes: operator = GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue) data = flm_vectors(operator, 4.0 if epilogue == "none" else 0.5) - mass = K * data["A"].abs().float().mean() * data["B"].abs().float().mean() + mass = accumulated_mass(K, data["A"], data["B"]) errors, _, _ = run_test( operator, {"A": data["A"].flatten(), "B": operator.pack_B(data["B"])}, {"C": data["C"].flatten()}, rel_tol=0.04, - abs_tol=float(0.004 * mass), + abs_tol=0.004 * mass, ) assert not errors, f"{M}x{K}x{N} {epilogue} failed" @@ -360,9 +366,7 @@ def test_one_xclbin_serves_every_clamp_bound(npu_runtime): # The bounds do reach the instruction stream, though, so they must reach # its stem or the build cache serves one caller's stream to another. assert unclamped.name != clamped.name - assert ( - clamped.name != GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=bounds[1]).name - ) + assert clamped.name != GEMM(M=M, K=K, N=N, clamp=bounds[1]).name # The shipped overlay: the binary the port was ported from, as its second @@ -415,9 +419,7 @@ def _shipped_marks(): ) def test_shipped_overlay(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, npu_runtime): """The shipped binary through the same operator: the second reference.""" - operator = GEMM( - Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp - ) + operator = GEMM(Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epilogue, clamp=clamp) # B drawn row-major (K, N); the operator consumes it packed (pack_B). data = vectors(operator, normal=("A",), B=(K, N)) @@ -435,7 +437,7 @@ def test_shipped_overlay(M, K, N, epilogue, clamp, npu_runtime): # no bound over this reference can be both correct and useful -- the # accumulator error alone exceeds their whole output range -- so they are # covered functionally by test_mm_prebuilt_epilogue_matches_accumulator. - mass = float(K * data["A"].abs().float().mean() * data["B"].abs().float().mean()) + mass = accumulated_mass(K, data["A"], data["B"]) abs_tol = MAX_SLOPE[epilogue] * BUDGET_FLOOR * mass errors, latency_us, bandwidth_gbps = run_test( operator, @@ -482,16 +484,12 @@ def test_shipped_epilogue_matches_accumulator(epilogue, clamp, npu_runtime): A, B = data["A"], data["B"] def run(epi, clm): - op = GEMM( - Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epi, clamp=clm - ) + op = GEMM(Shipped(), M=M, K=K, N=N, epilogue=epi, clamp=clm) op.compile() tensor = aie_utils.DEFAULT_TENSOR_CLASS out = tensor((M, N), dtype=np.dtype("bfloat16")) - op.get_callable()( - tensor.from_torch(A.flatten()), tensor.from_torch(op.pack_B(B)), out - ) - return out.to_torch().reshape(M, N).float() + op.get_callable()(tensor(A.flatten()), tensor(op.pack_B(B)), out) + return out.numpy().reshape(M, N).astype(np.float32) acc = run(NONE, None) got = run(epilogue, clamp) @@ -515,15 +513,15 @@ def run(epi, clm): # can reproduce. 0.05 is ~3x the measured worst case and still ~20x below # where the bound would go vacuous; the assertion at the end pins that down. approx = 0.0 if epilogue is NONE else 0.05 - tol = MAX_SLOPE[epilogue] * acc.abs() * 2.0**-8 + 2.0**-8 + approx - err = (got - expected).abs() + tol = MAX_SLOPE[epilogue] * np.abs(acc) * 2.0**-8 + 2.0**-8 + approx + err = np.abs(got - expected) over = err > tol assert not over.any(), ( - f"{epilogue} clamp={clamp}: {int(over.sum())} of {over.numel()} elements " + f"{epilogue} clamp={clamp}: {int(over.sum())} of {over.size} elements " f"differ from epilogue(device accumulator) by more than the bf16 bound; " f"worst {float((err - tol).max()):.4f} over" ) # The bound must not be wide enough to admit a dead device. - assert (expected.abs() > tol).any(), ( - f"{epilogue}: tolerance is vacuous -- an all-zero result would pass" - ) + assert ( + np.abs(expected) > tol + ).any(), f"{epilogue}: tolerance is vacuous -- an all-zero result would pass" diff --git a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py index b3aa365b61..c9d9573b57 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemv/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemv/test.py @@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV, gelu_tanh_approx from iron.common.kernels import target_arch import numpy as np -import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from iron.common.harness import record_metric, run_test, vectors @@ -129,10 +129,7 @@ def test_gemv_gelu( ) # The reference is the plain product; the epilogue is applied here. data = vectors(operator, normal=("A", "B")) - c_ref = data["C"].to(torch.float32).numpy() - c_gelu = torch.from_numpy(gelu_tanh_approx(c_ref).astype(np.float32)).to( - torch.bfloat16 - ) + c_gelu = gelu_tanh_approx(data["C"].astype(np.float32)).astype(bfloat16) input_buffers = data.inputs output_buffers = {"C": c_gelu} diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py index 854b42b3f5..8aa6402832 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/reference.py @@ -1,7 +1,9 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +import numpy as np import torch +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 def generate_golden_reference(M=1, K=2048, N=8192, seed=42): @@ -56,3 +58,18 @@ def generate_golden_reference(M=1, K=2048, N=8192, seed=42): "intermediate": intermediate, "output": y, } + + +def as_numpy(golden): + """``golden`` as numpy bf16, for the graph tests, which take numpy. + + The reference itself stays torch: swiglu_prefill_stream checks its module + against it bit for bit. bf16 -> f32 -> bf16 is exact. + """ + return {k: v.float().numpy().astype(bfloat16) for k, v in golden.items()} + + +def bf16_matmul(a, b): + """``a @ b`` for bf16 arrays, accumulated in f32 as torch and the kernel + do; numpy would accumulate in bf16.""" + return (a.astype(np.float32) @ b.astype(np.float32)).astype(bfloat16) diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py index 8455752a3e..efd05bb901 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_decode/test.py @@ -4,13 +4,19 @@ import time +import numpy as np import pytest from iron.common.harness import record_metric, verify_buffer from iron.operators.elementwise_mul import ElementwiseMul +from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV from iron.operators.silu import SiLU from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.op import swiglu_decode -from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import ( + as_numpy, + bf16_matmul, + generate_golden_reference, +) def get_params(): @@ -29,14 +35,14 @@ def _step_output(net, op_type): @pytest.mark.parametrize("embedding_dim,hidden_dim", get_params()) def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu_runtime): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=1, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim) + golden_ref = as_numpy(generate_golden_reference(M=1, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim)) # GEMV takes its matrix in (M, K) layout, so the projections go in # transposed. The graph closes over them: uploaded once, on first call. ffn = swiglu_decode( - golden_ref["w_gate"].T.contiguous(), - golden_ref["w_up"].T.contiguous(), - golden_ref["w_down"].T.contiguous(), + np.ascontiguousarray(golden_ref["w_gate"].T), + np.ascontiguousarray(golden_ref["w_up"].T), + np.ascontiguousarray(golden_ref["w_down"].T), ) net = ffn.compile(x=(1, embedding_dim)) x = golden_ref["input"] @@ -48,7 +54,7 @@ def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu_runtime): out = net(x) elapsed_us = (time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6 - total_bytes = (x.numel() + embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 + total_bytes = (x.size + embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 record_metric("Latency", elapsed_us) record_metric("Bandwidth", total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) @@ -60,14 +66,16 @@ def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu_runtime): # large-magnitude operand would amplify. swished_buf = _step_output(net, SiLU) product_buf = _step_output(net, ElementwiseMul) - up_step = [s for s in net.traced.steps if s.op is not None][2] + # The second GEMV is the up projection; the gate's buffer is dead by the + # time the product is written, so the planner may reuse it. + up_step = [s for s in net.traced.steps if type(s.op) is GEMV][1] for buf in (swished_buf, product_buf): buf.to("cpu") up_buf = net.buffer(up_step.outputs[0]) up_buf.to("cpu") - left_swished = swished_buf.torch_view().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) - right = up_buf.torch_view().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) - intermediate = product_buf.torch_view().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) + left_swished = swished_buf.numpy().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) + right = up_buf.numpy().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) + intermediate = product_buf.numpy().reshape((1, hidden_dim)) errors_intermediate = verify_buffer( intermediate, "intermediate", left_swished * right, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=0.4 ) @@ -76,8 +84,8 @@ def test_swiglu_decode(embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu_runtime): # Verify the output from the observed product, which matches the bf16 # path and isolates errors to the down projection. - ref_output = intermediate @ golden_ref["w_down"] - output = out.torch_view().reshape((1, embedding_dim)) + ref_output = bf16_matmul(intermediate, golden_ref["w_down"]) + output = out.numpy().reshape((1, embedding_dim)) errors_output = verify_buffer( output, "output", ref_output, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=0.4 ) diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py index 15f410304c..ff4407ea65 100755 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill/test.py @@ -17,7 +17,11 @@ # swiglu_prefill shares the same reference implementation as swiglu_decode: # both compute W3 @ (SiLU(W1 @ x) * (W2 @ x)), differing only in that prefill # operates on a full sequence (M > 1) while decode operates on a single token (M = 1). -from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import generate_golden_reference +from iron.operators.swiglu_decode.reference import ( + as_numpy, + bf16_matmul, + generate_golden_reference, +) def get_params(): @@ -38,12 +42,14 @@ def _step_output(net, op_type): def test_swiglu_prefill( seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, prio_accuracy, b_col_maj, npu_runtime ): - golden_ref = generate_golden_reference(M=seq_len, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim) + golden_ref = as_numpy( + generate_golden_reference(M=seq_len, K=embedding_dim, N=hidden_dim) + ) # GEMM takes its B operand in (K, N) layout, or (N, K) under b_col_maj. # The graph closes over the weights: uploaded once, on first call. def _as_stored(w): - return w.t().contiguous() if b_col_maj else w + return np.ascontiguousarray(w.T) if b_col_maj else w ffn = swiglu_prefill( _as_stored(golden_ref["w_gate"]), @@ -61,7 +67,7 @@ def _as_stored(w): out = net(x) elapsed_us = (time.perf_counter() - start) * 1e6 - total_bytes = (x.numel() + seq_len * embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 + total_bytes = (x.size + seq_len * embedding_dim) * 2 # bf16 record_metric("Latency", elapsed_us) record_metric("Bandwidth", total_bytes / (elapsed_us * 1e-6) / 1e9) @@ -73,9 +79,9 @@ def _as_stored(w): up_buf = net.buffer(net.traced.steps[1].outputs[0]) for buf in (swished_buf, product_buf, up_buf): buf.to("cpu") - left_swished = swished_buf.torch_view().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) - right = up_buf.torch_view().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) - intermediate = product_buf.torch_view().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) + left_swished = swished_buf.numpy().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) + right = up_buf.numpy().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) + intermediate = product_buf.numpy().reshape((seq_len, hidden_dim)) errors_2 = verify_buffer( intermediate, "intermediate", left_swished * right, rel_tol=0.04, abs_tol=0.4 ) @@ -85,8 +91,8 @@ def _as_stored(w): # Verify the output from the observed product, which matches the bf16 # path and isolates errors to the down projection. Up to 5% of values # may exceed the tolerances (precision outliers; TODO: investigate). - ref_3 = intermediate @ golden_ref["w_down"] - output = out.torch_view().reshape((seq_len, embedding_dim)) + ref_3 = bf16_matmul(intermediate, golden_ref["w_down"]) + output = out.numpy().reshape((seq_len, embedding_dim)) errors_3 = verify_buffer( output, "output", ref_3, rel_tol=0.08, abs_tol=0.4, max_error_rate=0.05 ) From 275cdd87b05781951fdffee591a598dccd8acaa0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 13:43:00 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 196/215] Sigmoid and Tanh default to, and are tested at, a 1024-element line mlir-aie head's LUT activations reject a line under 1024 elements, so the 256 default and the 128-512 tiles the case sweep split 2048 into all failed in the factory. The overlays default to 1024, and channeled_unary_cases takes a tile_floor that drops the splits below it. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/testing.py | 12 +++++++----- iron/operators/sigmoid.py | 11 ++++++++++- iron/operators/tanh.py | 11 ++++++++++- 3 files changed, 27 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/testing.py b/iron/common/testing.py index 916bc820c6..c73ed88657 100644 --- a/iron/common/testing.py +++ b/iron/common/testing.py @@ -85,15 +85,17 @@ def resolve(self) -> list[Case]: def channeled_unary_cases( - input_lengths, tile_cap, channels=(1, 2), regular=2048, **extra + input_lengths, tile_cap, channels=(1, 2), regular=2048, tile_floor=1, **extra ): """Cases for a channeled unary operator, resolved against the device. Every column count the device has by every channel count, at each length, with the tile capped at what one core holds; only the - ``regular`` length is in the default suite. ``channels=None`` leaves the - channel count out, for an operator without one. Returned as a callable: - the sweep needs the device, which is not bound when a class body runs. + ``regular`` length is in the default suite. ``tile_floor`` drops the + splits that leave a core a shorter line than its kernel takes. + ``channels=None`` leaves the channel count out, for an operator without + one. Returned as a callable: the sweep needs the device, which is not + bound when a class body runs. """ def cases(): @@ -103,7 +105,7 @@ def cases(): for chans in [1] if channels is None else channels: cores = cols * chans tile = min(length // cores, tile_cap) - if tile * cores != length: + if tile * cores != length or tile < tile_floor: continue kwargs = dict(size=length, num_aie_columns=cols) if channels is not None: diff --git a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py index 852463d0f6..ca6c28d2fc 100644 --- a/iron/operators/sigmoid.py +++ b/iron/operators/sigmoid.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from typing import ClassVar + from aie.iron.kernels import activation import numpy as np @@ -13,6 +15,9 @@ class SigmoidOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): """The array for Sigmoid: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" + # The shortest line mlir-aie's LUT activations take. + default_tile: ClassVar[int] = 1024 + def kernel(self, target): return activation.sigmoid(self.line_size) @@ -21,7 +26,11 @@ def kernel(self, target): class Sigmoid(ChanneledUnaryOperator[SigmoidOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Sigmoid activation function""" - test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) + test = Testing( + channeled_unary_cases( + [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, tile_floor=SigmoidOverlay.default_tile + ) + ) def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: ``1 / (1 + exp(-x))``.""" diff --git a/iron/operators/tanh.py b/iron/operators/tanh.py index 490d5eec2d..78ef5b27d4 100644 --- a/iron/operators/tanh.py +++ b/iron/operators/tanh.py @@ -1,6 +1,8 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 +from typing import ClassVar + from aie.iron.kernels import activation import numpy as np @@ -13,6 +15,9 @@ class TanhOverlay(ChanneledUnaryOverlay): """The array for Tanh: the shared elementwise design over its kernel.""" + # The shortest line mlir-aie's LUT activations take. + default_tile: ClassVar[int] = 1024 + def kernel(self, target): return activation.tanh(self.line_size) @@ -21,7 +26,11 @@ def kernel(self, target): class Tanh(ChanneledUnaryOperator[TanhOverlay]): """AIE-accelerated Tanh activation function""" - test = Testing(channeled_unary_cases([1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096)) + test = Testing( + channeled_unary_cases( + [1024, 2048, 4096, 8192], 4096, tile_floor=TanhOverlay.default_tile + ) + ) def reference(self, x): """CPU reference: ``tanh(x)``.""" From 61dc0a64fbf24111e69a52dec818ed74d153f2b2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 14:27:32 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 197/215] Format with black Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/declare/infer.py | 4 +--- iron/common/declare/naming.py | 1 - iron/common/declare/operator.py | 4 +++- iron/common/elementwise.py | 3 +-- iron/common/external.py | 2 +- iron/common/graph/handle.py | 1 + iron/common/graph/trace.py | 1 + iron/common/harness.py | 1 + iron/common/image/artifacts.py | 4 +--- iron/common/image/fusion.py | 12 ++++++------ iron/common/image/sequence.py | 6 ++++-- iron/common/tiling.py | 1 - iron/common/tracing.py | 1 + iron/tests/common/build.py | 4 +++- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 16 ++++++++++++---- iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 13 +++++++------ iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py | 4 +--- iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py | 6 +++--- iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py | 6 +++--- iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py | 7 ++++++- .../tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py | 6 +++--- iron/tests/stream/placement.py | 4 +++- iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py | 6 +++--- 23 files changed, 65 insertions(+), 48 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/declare/infer.py b/iron/common/declare/infer.py index 54c441cee1..b6f65fbc12 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/infer.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/infer.py @@ -41,9 +41,7 @@ def infer(cls, *operand_shapes, outputs=(), **given) -> dict[str, Any]: f"{cls.__name__} takes {len(ins)} operand(s) " f"({', '.join(m.name for m in ins)}), got {len(operand_shapes)}" ) - outs = [ - m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction == "out" - ] + outs = [m for m in cls._members if isinstance(m, _Buffer) and m.direction == "out"] if outputs and len(outputs) != len(outs): raise TypeError( f"{cls.__name__} produces {len(outs)} output(s) " diff --git a/iron/common/declare/naming.py b/iron/common/declare/naming.py index 5121c453bd..a4d2b0ed8e 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/naming.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/naming.py @@ -60,4 +60,3 @@ def float_to_name(v: float) -> str: 1e-10 -> '1en10' """ return repr(v).replace(".", "p").replace("-", "n").replace("+", "") - diff --git a/iron/common/declare/operator.py b/iron/common/declare/operator.py index 6e6ee9867f..70cfde08ca 100644 --- a/iron/common/declare/operator.py +++ b/iron/common/declare/operator.py @@ -274,7 +274,9 @@ def generator(self, image: str = "elf"): group from the exported module). Everything else takes the default, which is ``build_design`` over the declaration. """ - from ..design import generator_for # reads this package: a cycle at module scope + from ..design import ( + generator_for, + ) # reads this package: a cycle at module scope return generator_for(self, image=image) diff --git a/iron/common/elementwise.py b/iron/common/elementwise.py index 23c86f4372..3189078ede 100644 --- a/iron/common/elementwise.py +++ b/iron/common/elementwise.py @@ -164,8 +164,7 @@ def fifos(stream, name): of_ins = [fifos(s, f"in{i}") for i, s in enumerate(ins)] of_outs = [ - fifos(s, f"out{i}" if len(outs) > 1 else "out") - for i, s in enumerate(outs) + fifos(s, f"out{i}" if len(outs) > 1 else "out") for i, s in enumerate(outs) ] counts = [target.rtp(_I32, name=f"count_{slot(k)}") for k in range(cores)] barriers = [target.barrier() for _ in range(cores)] diff --git a/iron/common/external.py b/iron/common/external.py index 2a8118a758..d62fa909dc 100644 --- a/iron/common/external.py +++ b/iron/common/external.py @@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ def fetch(image, directory=None) -> Path: artifact is and no caller has to name a directory for it. """ if directory is None: - directory = Path(NPU_CACHE_HOME) / "prebuilt" + directory = Path(NPU_CACHE_HOME) / "prebuilt" target = Path(directory) / image.filename def digest(path): diff --git a/iron/common/graph/handle.py b/iron/common/graph/handle.py index c8c5db337d..b0bd11d3db 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/handle.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/handle.py @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ from ..declare import Operator, Overlay + class Handle: """A traced tensor: a buffer of the graph, with a shape and a dtype. diff --git a/iron/common/graph/trace.py b/iron/common/graph/trace.py index f74e77be0e..f4ed0a43ce 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/trace.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/trace.py @@ -25,6 +25,7 @@ def current(): """The tracer a graph function is being traced under, or ``None``.""" return _STACK[-1] if _STACK else None + @dataclasses.dataclass class TracedStep: op: Operator diff --git a/iron/common/harness.py b/iron/common/harness.py index b0f40b22a4..a970518ce5 100644 --- a/iron/common/harness.py +++ b/iron/common/harness.py @@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ from aie.utils.verify import nearly_equal from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + @dataclasses.dataclass class Vectors: """One operator's test vectors, keyed by its declared buffer names.""" diff --git a/iron/common/image/artifacts.py b/iron/common/image/artifacts.py index 62c71afaf0..c28aef1ffe 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/artifacts.py +++ b/iron/common/image/artifacts.py @@ -94,9 +94,7 @@ def entry(e): f.name: ( [str(x) for x in v] if isinstance(v, tuple) - else path(v) - if isinstance(v, Path) - else v + else path(v) if isinstance(v, Path) else v ) for f in dataclasses.fields(e) for v in [getattr(e, f.name)] diff --git a/iron/common/image/fusion.py b/iron/common/image/fusion.py index 587739b052..e0bdb294a5 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/fusion.py +++ b/iron/common/image/fusion.py @@ -176,9 +176,9 @@ def fuse_mlir( if isinstance(op, aie.DeviceOp): dev_op = op break - assert dev_op is not None, ( - f"DeviceOp missing after re-parse for operator '{op_name}'" - ) + assert ( + dev_op is not None + ), f"DeviceOp missing after re-parse for operator '{op_name}'" dev_op.sym_name = ir.StringAttr.get(op_name) ctx.module.body.append(dev_op) @@ -267,9 +267,9 @@ def sequence(input_buf, output_buf, scratch_buf): for i in range(expected_memref.rank) ] expected_size = np.prod(target_shape) - assert expected_size == size_elements, ( - f"Size mismatch for buffer '{buf_name}': MLIR runtime sequence expected {expected_size}, Python fused operator provided {size_elements}" - ) + assert ( + expected_size == size_elements + ), f"Size mismatch for buffer '{buf_name}': MLIR runtime sequence expected {expected_size}, Python fused operator provided {size_elements}" strides = [] stride = 1 for dim in reversed(target_shape): diff --git a/iron/common/image/sequence.py b/iron/common/image/sequence.py index 47f110dcda..c90f1d3a15 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/image/sequence.py @@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ def _signature(op): """The runtime arguments an operator takes: direction, shape and dtype each.""" return [(b.direction, tuple(b.shape), bfp.dtype_name(b.dtype)) for b in op.buffers] + class OperatorSequence: """Operator that concatenates a runlist of operators into a single dispatch. @@ -174,7 +175,9 @@ def infer_buffer_offsets(self): def calculate_buffer_layout(self): args = {} # base_buffer_name -> the declared buffer - sliced_buffers = {} # full_buffer_name (with slice) -> (base_name, start, end, buffer) + sliced_buffers = ( + {} + ) # full_buffer_name (with slice) -> (base_name, start, end, buffer) for op, *bufs in self.runlist: declared = op.buffers @@ -421,7 +424,6 @@ def get_layout_for_buffer(self, buffer_name): return buf_type, offset, length - # The modes a sequence can be built in: the image (None builds nothing) and # the callable that runs it. _MODES = { diff --git a/iron/common/tiling.py b/iron/common/tiling.py index 87e7f20374..e80cab3667 100644 --- a/iron/common/tiling.py +++ b/iron/common/tiling.py @@ -44,7 +44,6 @@ import numpy as np from aie.helpers.taplib.tap import TensorAccessPattern - _STRIDE_BITS = 20 _ADDR_GRANULE_BYTES = 4 diff --git a/iron/common/tracing.py b/iron/common/tracing.py index 7c427af620..cfd82536eb 100644 --- a/iron/common/tracing.py +++ b/iron/common/tracing.py @@ -59,6 +59,7 @@ # Build time: switch tracing on # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- + def resolve_trace_size(trace_size=None): """Effective trace size: explicit argument first, then ``IRON_TRACE_SIZE``, else 0.""" if trace_size and trace_size > 0: diff --git a/iron/tests/common/build.py b/iron/tests/common/build.py index ff14bde4dd..86cd03c3c6 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/build.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/build.py @@ -525,7 +525,9 @@ def run(size): ).tuned(Dev()) log = _record(op.ov) op.design(Sequence(op, op.ov, {"x": "dx", "y": "dy"})) - moved = lambda verb: sum(s[0] * s[3] for v, _, _, s, _ in log if v == verb) # noqa: E731 + moved = lambda verb: sum( + s[0] * s[3] for v, _, _, s, _ in log if v == verb + ) # noqa: E731 return log, moved("fill"), moved("drain") log, filled, drained = run(1024) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index df6cd916c4..0fc2e9626f 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -137,14 +137,20 @@ def test_every_traced_operator_tunes_from_the_device_alone(): ffn, _ = _ffn() t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) for op in t.operators: - op.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) # every default fills; every extent is compatible - silu = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is SiLU).tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) + op.tuned( + aie_utils.get_current_device() + ) # every default fills; every extent is compatible + silu = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is SiLU).tuned( + aie_utils.get_current_device() + ) assert (silu.ov.num_aie_columns, silu.ov.num_channels, silu.ov.tile_size) == ( 8, 1, 256, ) - norm = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is WeightedRMSNorm).tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) + norm = next(s.op for s in t.steps if type(s.op) is WeightedRMSNorm).tuned( + aie_utils.get_current_device() + ) assert norm.ov.num_aie_columns == 1 # one row: one core @@ -432,4 +438,6 @@ def f(x, *, a: Scratchpad[np.int32]): return copy(x, out_offset=a) f.trace(x=(64,)) - assert [v.name for v in copy.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()).values] == ["out_offset"] + assert [v.name for v in copy.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()).values] == [ + "out_offset" + ] diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index 033d73ef10..5ef5cb3a36 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -115,12 +115,12 @@ def _assert_close(got, expected): for step, (a, b) in enumerate(zip(got, expected)): scale = b.abs().max() err = (a - b).abs().max() - assert err <= 0.05 * scale, ( - f"step {step}: max |diff| {err:.4f} against |logits| {scale:.3f}" - ) - assert a.argmax() == b.argmax(), ( - f"step {step}: argmax {a.argmax()} != {b.argmax()}" - ) + assert ( + err <= 0.05 * scale + ), f"step {step}: max |diff| {err:.4f} against |logits| {scale:.3f}" + assert ( + a.argmax() == b.argmax() + ), f"step {step}: argmax {a.argmax()} != {b.argmax()}" def test_decode_from_an_empty_cache_matches_the_forward_token_by_token(cpu): @@ -201,6 +201,7 @@ def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu, monkeypatch): state.token_ids = prompt.reshape(1, -1) logits, state = llama_npu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) assert logits.shape == (1, 1, config.vocab_size) + # llama_forward_pass returns numpy, as every image does; the oracle it is # judged against is torch, so the comparison happens on that side. def as_torch(row): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py index 5e9fd6183b..e549beba3b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/benchmark.py @@ -60,6 +60,4 @@ def test_missing_npu_timing_is_rejected(monkeypatch): op = _Operator([None]) data = np.ones(32, dtype=bfloat16) with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match="NPU execution time"): - harness.run_test( - op, {"in": data}, {"out": data}, warmup_iters=0, timed_iters=1 - ) + harness.run_test(op, {"in": data}, {"out": data}, warmup_iters=0, timed_iters=1) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py index 15856d2675..21a9a0b4d4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/comparison.py @@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ def test_zero_tolerance_accepts_an_identical_buffer(dtype): def test_a_single_wrong_element_is_reported_alone(rel_tol, abs_tol): reference = np.arange(64, dtype=np.float32) output = reference.copy() - output[17] += ( - 10.0 # past the 4% relative tolerance at this magnitude, not just past 0 - ) + output[ + 17 + ] += 10.0 # past the 4% relative tolerance at this magnitude, not just past 0 assert verify_buffer(output, "out", reference, rel_tol, abs_tol) == [17] diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py index 922c11da37..59af470e0a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/lazy_imports.py @@ -72,9 +72,9 @@ def test_importing_one_operator_imports_no_unrelated_operator(name): others = sorted(imported - {own}) if not _is_composite(name): - assert not others, ( - f"importing {name} also imported {others}; the catalog is not lazy" - ) + assert ( + not others + ), f"importing {name} also imported {others}; the catalog is not lazy" else: # A composite may import its parts, but never the whole catalog -- # that is the regression this guards against. diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py index d8efec1e51..05a24d46a4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_weights.py @@ -23,7 +23,12 @@ import safetensors.torch import torch -from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model import FROM_HF, FROM_HF_TOP, Llama, translate_hf +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model import ( + FROM_HF, + FROM_HF_TOP, + Llama, + translate_hf, +) class Config: diff --git a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py index 646cfe0761..46b0f548d3 100644 --- a/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py +++ b/iron/tests/operators/rope_reference_convention.py @@ -60,6 +60,6 @@ def test_reference_matches_device_convention_across_shapes(): x, angles = _make_inputs(rows, angle_rows) expected = _block_major_expected(x, angles, rows, angle_rows) got = reference(x, angles, rows=rows, cols=x.shape[-1]) - assert np.array_equal(expected, got), ( - f"mismatch at rows={rows} angle_rows={angle_rows}" - ) + assert np.array_equal( + expected, got + ), f"mismatch at rows={rows} angle_rows={angle_rows}" diff --git a/iron/tests/stream/placement.py b/iron/tests/stream/placement.py index e070e092cc..ed329c723b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/stream/placement.py +++ b/iron/tests/stream/placement.py @@ -20,7 +20,9 @@ aie_utils.set_current_device(NPU2()) -from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.hardware import ComputeArray # noqa: E402 +from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream.stream.hardware import ( + ComputeArray, +) # noqa: E402 from iron.operators.swiglu_prefill_stream import stream_design # noqa: E402 ARRAY = stream_design.array() diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py index e339c157f5..587a729e83 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/xclbinutil.py @@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ def _run(*args, cwd): result = subprocess.run( [XCLBINUTIL, *args], cwd=cwd, capture_output=True, text=True, timeout=120 ) - assert result.returncode == 0, ( - f"xclbinutil {' '.join(args)} failed:\n{result.stdout[-2000:]}{result.stderr[-2000:]}" - ) + assert ( + result.returncode == 0 + ), f"xclbinutil {' '.join(args)} failed:\n{result.stdout[-2000:]}{result.stderr[-2000:]}" return result From c56d7203cf2b0c946e5fb767ea8a37fbcd9cc06d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 14:27:48 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 198/215] Name kernels, devices and fused images by content, not position A fused build prefixed each design's kernels with its step index, named each aie.device for its step, and fused every design's MLIR again on a cache hit just to compute the key. So identical code compiled once per position, no device was reused across graphs or extents, and three quarters of a warm compile was regenerating text it threw away. - declare_kernel prefixes a kernel's symbol and object with a digest of its recipe (source bytes, flags, include dirs). Equal recipes share one object whether standalone, fused, or in another graph. Target loses func_prefix; stream's designs, which name their own kernels, opt out. - A fused device is named _, so one design is one device at any step of any sequence, and repeats merge. - fused_design keys on fused_identity (design code, parameters, source digests, the runlist and buffer layout) and generates MLIR only on a miss. Llama 1B, npu2: warm decode 0.52s -> 0.28s, warm prefill 0.89s -> 0.36s; cold decode 14.0s -> 9.5s (12 kernel compiles, was 18). With mlir-aie's referenced-ops device key, decode at L=1024 after L=2048 re-places 5 of 17 devices instead of all of them. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/design/build.py | 3 +- iron/common/design/target.py | 22 ++- iron/common/image/fused.py | 115 ++++++++++++---- iron/common/image/jit_compile.py | 103 ++++++++++---- iron/common/kernels.py | 69 +++++++--- .../swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py | 4 + .../swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py | 51 ++----- iron/tests/common/fused_identity.py | 128 ++++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py | 40 ++---- .../infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py | 52 +++---- iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py | 12 +- 11 files changed, 411 insertions(+), 188 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/common/fused_identity.py diff --git a/iron/common/design/build.py b/iron/common/design/build.py index f5d1860092..6d4e8b0394 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/build.py +++ b/iron/common/design/build.py @@ -36,7 +36,6 @@ def build_design( dev, kernels_dir, op: Operator, - func_prefix: str = "", trace_size: int = 0, code: str = "", image: str = "elf", @@ -55,7 +54,7 @@ def build_design( # A downloaded image: no array to build, only the sequence against # the pins the overlay declares, which the overlay itself emits. return ov.build(dev, op) - target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, func_prefix, trace_size, image) + target = Target(dev, kernels_dir, trace_size, image) # Per-call values get their device parameters before the array is built, # so a core-read value can be handed to a worker by the overlay's design. diff --git a/iron/common/design/target.py b/iron/common/design/target.py index 3f6d93e702..56d7903628 100644 --- a/iron/common/design/target.py +++ b/iron/common/design/target.py @@ -1,7 +1,7 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Target: the device, the kernel tree and the fusion prefix, as one handle.""" +"""Target: the device and the kernel tree, as one handle.""" from __future__ import annotations @@ -17,35 +17,33 @@ class Target: """What an overlay's ``design()`` is given besides the overlay itself. - Carries the device, the kernel tree and the fusion prefix. ``kernel`` - is :func:`~iron.common.kernels.declare_kernel` with the prefix already - bound, so an overlay never handles it and cannot forget it; ``rtp`` is - a runtime-parameter :class:`~aie.iron.Buffer` the same way. + Carries the device and the kernel tree. ``kernel`` is + :func:`~iron.common.kernels.declare_kernel`, whose digest prefix keeps + kernels apart when designs are fused, whatever else is fused with them; + ``rtp`` is a runtime-parameter :class:`~aie.iron.Buffer`. """ def __init__( self, dev, kernels_dir, - func_prefix: str = "", trace_size: int = 0, image: str = "elf", ): self.dev = dev self.kernels_dir = Path(kernels_dir) self.arch = target_arch(dev) # "aie2" | "aie2p" - self.func_prefix = func_prefix self.trace_size = trace_size # "elf": per-call values reach the array through the parameter # scratchpad. "xclbin": there is none (spike S2); they are dispatch- # time scalars of the sequence, and a core-read value is a resident # the sequence writes (bind it to the runtime-parameter buffer). self.image = image - # Bound rather than re-declared: a method here would restate every - # declare_kernel parameter to add this one, and would have to track - # it. It did not -- it carried a `prebuilt` argument the factory has - # no notion of, and dropped it in silence. - self.kernel = partial(declare_kernel, func_prefix=func_prefix) + # The function itself rather than a method: a method would restate + # every declare_kernel parameter, and would have to track them. It did + # not -- it carried a `prebuilt` argument the factory has no notion + # of, and dropped it in silence. + self.kernel = declare_kernel self.rtp = partial(Buffer, use_write_rtp=True) self.barriers: list[Any] = [] diff --git a/iron/common/image/fused.py b/iron/common/image/fused.py index 1f6faca13e..db4a26dee2 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/fused.py +++ b/iron/common/image/fused.py @@ -10,45 +10,98 @@ from aie.iron.device import NPU2 from . import fusion -from .jit_compile import dispatch_stream, fused_design, xclbin_design +from .jit_compile import ( + design_identity, + dispatch_stream, + fused_design, + source_digest, + xclbin_design, +) + + +def fused_plan(seq): + """Each design's device, by name, and the runlist over those names. + + A device is named for what it is -- its class and its design's identity + -- not for where it sits in this sequence, so one design is one device + text whichever graph it is fused into and at whatever step. aiecc's + device cache keys on that text, and a positional name kept decode and + prefill from sharing any device, and a graph that gained a step from + reusing its own. Designs whose identities agree generate the same + device, so they are fused as one. + """ + designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() + names = [] + generators = {} + for op in designs: + generator = op.generator() + name = f"{type(op).__name__}_{design_identity(generator)[:8]}" + names.append(name) + generators.setdefault(name, generator) + runlist = [(names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs) for op, *bufs in seq.runlist] + return generators, runlist + -def build_fused_mlir(seq) -> str: +def build_fused_mlir(seq, plan=None) -> str: """The fused MLIR text: every design inlined into one module. ``seq``'s buffer layout (``subbuffer_layout``, ``buffer_sizes``, ``slice_info``) must already be set. """ - operator_generators = {} - comp_runlist = [] - designs, design_of = seq.unique_designs() - design_names = [] - - for idx, op in enumerate(designs): - generator = op.generator() - # Ask the design whether it takes a prefix, rather than inferring it - # from the operator having kernel artifacts: a design that declares - # ExternalFunctions reports no artifacts at all, so inferring leaves - # every shape defining the same symbols, kept apart only by each - # core linking its own object. - design_fn, _, _ = generator.resolve() - if "func_prefix" in inspect.signature(design_fn).parameters: - generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" - op_name = f"op{idx}_{op.__class__.__name__}" - design_names.append(op_name) - operator_generators[op_name] = generator - - for op, *bufs in seq.runlist: - comp_runlist.append((design_names[design_of[id(op)]], *bufs)) - + generators, runlist = plan or fused_plan(seq) return fusion.fuse_mlir( - operator_generators, - comp_runlist, + generators, + runlist, seq.subbuffer_layout, seq.buffer_sizes, seq.slice_info, ) +def _design_sources(generator) -> list: + """The modules a design is defined in: its function's, and its classes'. + + A design's own key spells the operator's and overlay's class source; the + fused key also takes their modules, since a helper beside the class is + as much the design as the class is. + """ + design_fn, _, kwargs = generator.resolve() + classes = [] + if "op" in kwargs: + op = kwargs["op"] + classes = [*type(op).__mro__, *type(op.ov).__mro__] + files = set() + for obj in (design_fn, *classes): + try: + files.add(inspect.getsourcefile(obj)) + except TypeError: + pass # a builtin + return sorted(f for f in files if f) + + +def fused_identity(seq, plan) -> str: + """What the fused text is a function of, without generating it. + + The designs, each by its identity (:func:`design_identity`: the code + that generates it and the parameters it is called with); the runlist over + them; the buffer layout; and the source of what turns those into text -- + IRON's common tree, where the fusion and the declaration layer live, the + operators' own modules, and mlir-aie's Python frontend + (:func:`source_digest`). A hit then costs a hash rather than a fusion. + """ + generators, runlist = plan + h = hashlib.sha256() + files = set() + for name, generator in generators.items(): + h.update(f"{name}={design_identity(generator)};".encode()) + files.update(_design_sources(generator)) + h.update(source_digest(tuple(sorted(files))).encode()) + h.update( + repr((runlist, seq.subbuffer_layout, seq.buffer_sizes, seq.slice_info)).encode() + ) + return h.hexdigest()[:24] + + class FusedImage: """The full ELF: every design fused into one module (NPU2 only).""" @@ -58,17 +111,19 @@ def __init__(self): def link(self, seq): """Build the ELF once (idempotent); returns its path. - Through CompilableDesign, which owns the cache: it keys on the fused - text's content, locks across processes and validates the kernels' - depfiles, and the ELF lands in its entry. + Through CompilableDesign, which owns the cache: it keys on + :func:`fused_identity`, locks across processes and validates the + kernels' depfiles, and the ELF lands in its entry. """ if not isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2): raise RuntimeError( "dispatch='fused' requires NPU2; NPU1 has no full-ELF dispatch" ) if self.design is None: + plan = fused_plan(seq) self.design = fused_design( - lambda: build_fused_mlir(seq), + lambda: build_fused_mlir(seq, plan), + fused_identity(seq, plan), extra_flags=seq.extra_flags, trace_size=seq.trace_size, ) diff --git a/iron/common/image/jit_compile.py b/iron/common/image/jit_compile.py index 0a5a32e18c..6a8f29791c 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/jit_compile.py +++ b/iron/common/image/jit_compile.py @@ -17,21 +17,23 @@ ``module.operation.verify()`` on whatever comes back, so text raises ``AttributeError``. * The cache key does not see closure contents, so two graphs whose generators - share a code object collide. The MLIR's own digest is passed through - ``compile_kwargs`` to give each graph a distinct key. + share a code object collide. Each graph's identity is passed through + ``compile_kwargs`` to give it a distinct key. """ import dataclasses +import functools import hashlib import inspect import re from pathlib import Path from typing import Any +import aie import aie.utils as aie_utils -from aie.iron import DispatchTime, ExternalFunction +from aie.iron import DispatchTime from aie.ir import Module -from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _device_identity_key +from aie.utils.compile.jit._hash import _code_identity, _device_identity_key from aie.utils.compile.jit.compilabledesign import CompilableDesign, compile_context from aie.utils.compile.jit.markers import CompileTime @@ -46,11 +48,6 @@ TRACE_FLAG = "--get-input-with-addresses" -def _digest(text: str) -> str: - """Identity for a graph: the content of the MLIR it generated.""" - return hashlib.sha256(text.encode()).hexdigest()[:24] - - # An object address in a parameter's str() would re-key the cache every process. _ADDRESS = re.compile(r"0x[0-9a-f]{6,}") @@ -90,6 +87,12 @@ def _params_key(kwargs: dict) -> str: items.append((name, repr(_device_identity_key(value)))) continue text = str(value) + # A per-call value a graph bound on an operator is part of what it + # builds (a device parameter, a patched descriptor), but not a field, + # so its repr leaves it out. + used = getattr(value, "used_values", None) + if used: + text += f" using {sorted(used)}" if _ADDRESS.search(text): raise ValueError( f"design parameter {name!r} stringifies to {text!r}, which " @@ -101,6 +104,62 @@ def _params_key(kwargs: dict) -> str: return repr(items) +def design_identity(generator) -> str: + """What a design generates from: its function's code and its parameters. + + The two things :func:`_design_generator` puts in a standalone build's + key, spelled once so a fused build can name and key each of its designs + without running any of them. + """ + design_fn, kwargs = _resolved(generator) + h = hashlib.sha256(_code_identity(design_fn.__code__)) + h.update(_params_key(kwargs).encode()) + return h.hexdigest()[:24] + + +# What turns a design into MLIR text, beyond the design itself: IRON's +# common tree (the declaration layer, the build, the fusion) and mlir-aie's +# Python frontend and bindings. +_GENERATOR_TREES = ( + Path(__file__).resolve().parents[1], + Path(aie.__file__).resolve().parent / "iron", + Path(aie.__file__).resolve().parent / "dialects", +) +_BINDINGS = Path(aie.__file__).resolve().parent / "_mlir_libs" + + +@functools.cache +def _file_digest(path: str) -> bytes: + return hashlib.sha256(Path(path).read_bytes()).digest() + + +@functools.cache +def _generator_trees_digest() -> str: + h = hashlib.sha256() + for root in _GENERATOR_TREES: + for path in sorted(root.rglob("*.py")): + h.update(_file_digest(str(path))) + # Compiled, and large: by size and time rather than by content. + for path in sorted(_BINDINGS.glob("*.so")): + stat = path.stat() + h.update(f"{path.name}:{stat.st_size}:{stat.st_mtime_ns}".encode()) + return h.hexdigest() + + +def source_digest(files=()) -> str: + """A digest of the source that generates MLIR: the trees every design + shares (:data:`_GENERATOR_TREES`), and ``files`` besides. + + Read once per process: a process runs the code it imported, so an edit + made while it runs is the next process's to see, in its key and its + text alike. + """ + h = hashlib.sha256(_generator_trees_digest().encode()) + for path in files: + h.update(_file_digest(str(path))) + return h.hexdigest() + + def _design_generator(call_kwargs: dict): """Adapt an IRON design function to the generator CompilableDesign wants. @@ -191,8 +250,8 @@ def _fuse_as_children(build_mlir) -> str: def _fused_generator(build_mlir): """Fuse a sequence's designs into one module, inside ``compile()``. - ``graph`` and ``trace`` are never read; they exist so the fused text's - digest and the trace size have somewhere to live in ``compile_kwargs``, + ``graph`` and ``trace`` are never read; they exist so the sequence's + identity and the trace size have somewhere to live in ``compile_kwargs``, which is what the cache key hashes. """ @@ -218,26 +277,20 @@ def _bind_device() -> None: pass -def fused_design(build_mlir, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0) -> CompilableDesign: +def fused_design( + build_mlir, identity: str, extra_flags=(), trace_size=0 +) -> CompilableDesign: """A sequence's fused full ELF, compiled (or found) in the JIT cache. ``build_mlir`` is called, not passed text: fusing several designs into one module runs each operator's design, and a design that declares ``ExternalFunction`` kernels only has them built if it runs inside - ``compile()``. It is called twice, deliberately: once here for the key, - the fused text's own digest, and once inside the generator, where the - kernels survive. Both calls go through :func:`_fuse_as_children`, so the - key describes the text that is compiled. - - The key's call runs outside ``compile()``, so it owns the registry - lifecycle there: ``compile()`` clears ``ExternalFunction._instances`` only - when it generates, and on a cache hit it never does. Left in, the key's - kernels meet the next fusion's, and two GEMMs naming one object with - different flags raise a collision. + ``compile()``. It runs only there, and only on a miss: the key is + ``identity``, what the text is a function of + (:func:`~iron.common.image.fused.fused_identity`), so a hit generates + nothing. Keying on the text itself fused every design once more on + every call, hit or miss -- three quarters of a warm compile. """ - ExternalFunction._instances.clear() - identity = _digest(_fuse_as_children(build_mlir)) - ExternalFunction._instances.clear() design = CompilableDesign( _fused_generator(build_mlir), full_elf=True, diff --git a/iron/common/kernels.py b/iron/common/kernels.py index bdfaa3d158..40314a04f3 100644 --- a/iron/common/kernels.py +++ b/iron/common/kernels.py @@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ in the operator, say -- is discarded and its object never compiled. """ +import hashlib import os from pathlib import Path @@ -21,6 +22,7 @@ from aie.iron import ExternalFunction from aie.utils.compile.utils import resolve_target_arch + def kernels_dir() -> Path: """C++ kernel sources bundled with the installed mlir-aie package. @@ -64,12 +66,28 @@ def lut_sources(dev=None): return (runtime_dir(dev) / "lut_based_ops.cpp",) +def recipe_digest(name, source, compile_flags, include_dirs, bundled, symbol_prefix): + """Eight hex digits naming what a kernel's object is built from. + + The sources by content, not path, so a checkout elsewhere names the same + kernel the same way; everything else as given. Two declarations that + agree here build byte-identical objects, so they may share one. + """ + h = hashlib.sha256() + for path in (*bundled, source): + h.update(Path(path).read_bytes()) + h.update( + repr((name, tuple(compile_flags), tuple(include_dirs), symbol_prefix)).encode() + ) + return h.hexdigest()[:8] + + def declare_kernel( name, arg_types, *, source=None, - func_prefix="", + digest_prefix=True, compile_flags=(), include_dirs=None, object_file_name=None, @@ -97,32 +115,41 @@ def declare_kernel( source and flags give an identical content digest, so upstream neither reports a collision nor compiles twice. - ``func_prefix`` is IRON's fusion prefix and arrives with its trailing - underscore ("op0_"). ``ExternalFunction`` joins with an underscore of its - own, for the symbol name and for the rename pass alike, so it is stripped - here; handing it over whole yields "op0__matvec". + ``digest_prefix`` prefixes the symbol and the object with a digest of the + kernel's recipe (:func:`recipe_digest`). Designs fused into one ELF share + one object directory and one registry, so two naming one kernel with + different flags (two GEMV shapes) would otherwise collide. Keyed on the + recipe rather than on anything about the design, equal recipes -- the + same kernel in two designs, in two graphs, or standalone and fused -- + get one symbol, one object and one compile, and different ones never + meet. Off only for a design whose MLIR names its kernels itself + (stream's), which must then keep distinct recipes under distinct names. ``symbol_prefix`` distinguishes several objects built from one source in a - single design -- stream's GEMMs, one per tile shape, all from mm.cc. It - composes with the fusion prefix rather than replacing it, so a fused - stream group gets "op0_mm128_64_64_matmul_bf16_bf16": both the group it - belongs to and the shape it was built for. + single design -- stream's GEMMs, one per tile shape, all from mm.cc. The + digest composes with it rather than replacing it: + "_mm128_64_64_matmul_bf16_bf16". """ - prefix = f"{func_prefix}{symbol_prefix or ''}".rstrip("_") or None - if object_file_name is not None and func_prefix: - # Upstream names a defaulted object after the prefixed symbol; an - # explicit one is taken as given, so the fusion prefix has to be applied - # here or two fused operators would share one object. - # - # The fusion prefix only. symbol_prefix distinguishes symbols *within* - # one design, where the object name is already distinct -- adding it - # here would rename the file out from under a generated design that - # names it, which is exactly stream's case. - object_file_name = f"{func_prefix.rstrip('_')}_{object_file_name}" - source = Path(source) # The aie_runtime_lib headers a kernel is compiled against. dirs = list([str(runtime_dir())] if include_dirs is None else include_dirs) + + prefix = symbol_prefix + if digest_prefix: + digest = recipe_digest( + object_file_name or name, + source, + compile_flags, + dirs, + bundled_sources, + symbol_prefix, + ) + prefix = f"{digest}_{symbol_prefix}" if symbol_prefix else digest + if object_file_name is not None: + # Upstream names a defaulted object after the prefixed symbol; an + # explicit one is taken as given, so the digest has to be applied + # here or two recipes naming one object would collide. + object_file_name = f"{digest}_{object_file_name}" if not bundled_sources: return ExternalFunction( name, diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py index b62598407f..f60e8aa573 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream/ops.py @@ -108,6 +108,9 @@ def _gemm_declare(kernels_dir, kernel_dir, m: int, k: int, n: int): source=kernels_dir / kernel_dir / "mm.cc", object_file_name=f"mm_{suffix}.o", symbol_prefix=prefix, + # The generated MLIR names the object and, through the map returned + # below, the symbols: both must be exactly as given. + digest_prefix=False, bundled_sources=(zero_source,), compile_flags=[ f"-DDIM_M={m}", @@ -163,6 +166,7 @@ def declare_kernels(self, kernels_dir, kernel_dir, **kwargs) -> dict: [], source=kernels_dir / subdir / f"{self.source}.cc", object_file_name=f"{self.source}.o", + digest_prefix=False, ) return {} diff --git a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py index 7b20971ee4..65056341bb 100644 --- a/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py +++ b/iron/operators/swiglu_prefill_stream/stream_design.py @@ -342,45 +342,21 @@ def _run_codegen(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu, k): ) -def _prefixed(mlir_text: str, func_prefix: str) -> str: - """Apply a fused-operator ``func_prefix`` (``op_``) to a group's MLIR. - - ``OperatorSequence`` renames each child's kernel object files and symbols to - ``op_...`` so the groups stay distinct inside one ELF; the group's MLIR - must reference the same prefixed names. Prefix the ``link_with`` object files - and every privately declared kernel symbol, and its call sites. - """ - if not func_prefix: - return mlir_text - mlir_text = re.sub( - r'link_with\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', - lambda m: f'link_with = "{func_prefix}{m.group(1)}"', - mlir_text, - ) - symbols = sorted( - set(re.findall(r"func\.func\s+private\s+@([A-Za-z0-9_]+)", mlir_text)), - key=len, - reverse=True, - ) - for symbol in symbols: - mlir_text = re.sub( - rf"@{re.escape(symbol)}\b", f"@{func_prefix}{symbol}", mlir_text - ) - return mlir_text - - -def region_module(mlir_text: str, func_prefix: str = "", renames: dict | None = None): +def region_module(mlir_text: str, renames: dict | None = None): """Parse a group's MLIR text into an ``aie`` module for fusion. ``OperatorSequence`` consumes ``aie.DeviceOp`` objects, so the xDSL-emitted - group text is re-parsed with the mlir-aie bindings, after ``func_prefix`` - rewriting. + group text is re-parsed with the mlir-aie bindings. + + Fused, groups keep the names they were generated with: every object name + here already carries what distinguishes its recipe (``mm___.o``), + and groups that name one object build it identically, so they share it. """ from aie import ir from aie.extras.context import mlir_mod_ctx with mlir_mod_ctx(): - return ir.Module.parse(_prefixed(_renamed(mlir_text, renames), func_prefix)) + return ir.Module.parse(_renamed(mlir_text, renames)) def _renamed(mlir_text: str, renames: dict | None) -> str: @@ -388,8 +364,7 @@ def _renamed(mlir_text: str, renames: dict | None) -> str: stream-dse suffixes a GEMM's symbols with its tile shape so several shapes coexist in one design. ExternalFunction can only prefix, so the objects end - up prefixed instead and the text is rewritten to agree. Applied before - ``_prefixed`` so a fused group's op_ lands on top of the result. + up prefixed instead and the text is rewritten to agree. """ if not renames: return mlir_text @@ -399,7 +374,7 @@ def _renamed(mlir_text: str, renames: dict | None) -> str: def _group_text(group_index, *, k, seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu) -> str: - """One group's generated MLIR, before any ``func_prefix`` rewriting.""" + """One group's generated MLIR, before any symbol renames.""" finals = _design_paths(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, k) if not all(os.path.exists(final) for final in finals): _run_codegen(seq_len, embedding_dim, hidden_dim, npu, k) @@ -414,7 +389,6 @@ def group_digest(group_index, **dims) -> str: def load_group( *, group_index, - func_prefix="", k, seq_len, embedding_dim, @@ -427,9 +401,8 @@ def load_group( ``group_index`` selects the group, in the order :data:`GROUP_LAYERS` lists them, and is keyword-only like the rest: the compile cache keys on a design's parameters by name, so a positional one would not reach the key. - ``func_prefix`` is injected by ``OperatorSequence``. Every group loader - calls this; the first generates the design and the rest reuse the files on - disk. + Every group loader calls this; the first generates the design and the rest + reuse the files on disk. The kernels are declared here rather than by the operator because an ExternalFunction registers into a process-global set that CompilableDesign @@ -445,7 +418,7 @@ def load_group( hidden_dim=hidden_dim, npu=npu, ) - return region_module(text, func_prefix, renames=renames) + return region_module(text, renames=renames) def declare_group_kernels(group_index, *, k, kernels_dir) -> dict: diff --git a/iron/tests/common/fused_identity.py b/iron/tests/common/fused_identity.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..fccc97092c --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/common/fused_identity.py @@ -0,0 +1,128 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""A fused image names its kernels, its devices and itself by content. + +Each is what lets one build reuse another's work: a kernel object shared by +the designs (and graphs) whose recipes agree, a device aiecc has placed +before, a whole image found without fusing it again. A name derived from a +position instead -- which step a design is, where a kernel's design sits -- +compiles once per position and moves when a graph gains a step. + +No toolchain and no NPU: the fused text and the key are generated in +process, and the one cross-process check runs a second interpreter. +""" + +import re +import subprocess +import sys +from pathlib import Path + +import pytest + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.device import from_name + +from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence, build_fused_mlir +from iron.common.image.fused import fused_identity, fused_plan +from iron.operators.gemv.op import GEMV + + +def _bind_npu2(): + aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name("npu2", n_cols=8)) + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def device(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + _bind_npu2() + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _sequence(shapes): + """One GEMV per ``(M, K)``, each on its own buffers.""" + runlist = [ + (GEMV(M=m, K=k), f"w{i}", f"x{i}", f"y{i}") for i, (m, k) in enumerate(shapes) + ] + seq = OperatorSequence( + name="fused_identity_probe", + runlist=runlist, + input_args=[b for _, w, x, _ in runlist for b in (w, x)], + output_args=[y for *_, y in runlist], + dispatch="fused", + ) + seq.subbuffer_layout, seq.buffer_sizes, seq.slice_info = ( + seq.calculate_buffer_layout() + ) + return seq + + +def _identity(shapes): + seq = _sequence(shapes) + return fused_identity(seq, fused_plan(seq)) + + +SHAPES = [(512, 1024), (256, 1024), (512, 2048)] + + +def _objects_by_step(shapes): + """Each step's device name and the kernel objects that device links.""" + seq = _sequence(shapes) + plan = fused_plan(seq) + text = build_fused_mlir(seq, plan) + devices = re.split(r"(?=aie\.device\()", text) + linked = {} + for body in devices: + name = re.match(r"aie\.device\(\w+\) @(\w+)", body) + if name: + linked[name.group(1)] = set(re.findall(r'link_with\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', body)) + return [(name, linked[name]) for name, *_ in plan[1]] + + +def test_equal_kernel_recipes_share_one_object_across_designs(): + """Two GEMVs that differ only in M compile mv.cc with the same flags, + so their designs link one object; a different K is a different recipe, + and a different object.""" + (_, a), (_, b), (_, c) = _objects_by_step(SHAPES) + assert a and a == b, f"M=512 links {a}, M=256 links {b}: one recipe, two objects" + assert a.isdisjoint(c), f"K=1024 and K=2048 both link {a & c}" + + +def test_devices_are_named_for_their_design_not_their_step(): + """A design is the same device at any step of any sequence.""" + alone = _objects_by_step(SHAPES[2:]) + shifted = _objects_by_step(SHAPES) + assert alone[0][0] == shifted[2][0] + assert len({name for name, _ in shifted}) == 3 + + +def test_identity_is_what_the_text_is_a_function_of(): + """Equal sequences have one identity; a changed shape or order a new one.""" + assert _identity(SHAPES) == _identity(SHAPES) + assert _identity(SHAPES) != _identity([(512, 1024), (256, 1024), (512, 4096)]) + assert _identity(SHAPES) != _identity(SHAPES[::-1]) + + +def test_identity_holds_across_processes(): + """The key a warm process computes is the one the cold process stored. + + An object address or a hash-seeded ordering anywhere in it would pass + every in-process check and still miss the cache on every run. + """ + here = Path(__file__) + script = ( + "import importlib.util, sys\n" + f"spec = importlib.util.spec_from_file_location('probe', {str(here)!r})\n" + "probe = importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)\n" + "spec.loader.exec_module(probe)\n" + "probe._bind_npu2()\n" + "print(probe._identity(probe.SHAPES))\n" + ) + other = subprocess.run( + [sys.executable, "-c", script], + capture_output=True, + text=True, + check=True, + ) + assert other.stdout.strip().splitlines()[-1] == _identity(SHAPES) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py index f7b8efc497..f75331765e 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/jit_compile_path.py @@ -25,7 +25,6 @@ from iron.common.image.jit_compile import ( _bind_device, _design_generator, - _digest, _params_key, ) from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd @@ -39,13 +38,15 @@ def device(): aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) -def _captured(name, trace_size=0): - """x + w + w as a graph function, fused and compiled.""" +def _captured(name, trace_size=0, adds=2): + """x + w + w (or as many adds of w) as a graph function, fused and compiled.""" add = ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) @iron.graph def f(x, w): - return add(add(x, w), w) + for _ in range(adds): + x = add(x, w) + return x sequence = f.trace(x=(1024,), w=(1024,)).sequence( name, dispatch="fused", trace_size=trace_size @@ -81,25 +82,14 @@ def test_kernel_objects_land_in_the_entry_under_bare_names(): def test_two_graphs_get_distinct_cache_keys(): """Identity rides in compile_kwargs because the key ignores closures. - Without this the second graph would be handed the first one's ELF, and - nothing would report it. + Two graphs of one operator differ only in how many steps they run, which + no design's code or parameters record. Without the graph's identity in + the key the second would be handed the first one's ELF, and nothing + would report it. """ - assert _digest("module { /* graph one */ }") != _digest( - "module { /* graph two */ }" - ) - - -def test_tracing_does_not_reuse_an_untraced_cache_entry(): - """Same MLIR, different flags, so it must be a different cache key. - - Sharing one would hand a traced build the untraced ELF, which loads and - runs and produces no trace. - """ - text = "module { /* identical */ }" - assert {"graph": _digest(text), "trace": 0} != { - "graph": _digest(text), - "trace": 8192, - } + two = _captured("jitpath_graphs", adds=2).artifacts.image + three = _captured("jitpath_graphs", adds=3).artifacts.image + assert two != three def test_identical_sequences_reuse_the_compiled_elf(): @@ -109,9 +99,9 @@ def test_identical_sequences_reuse_the_compiled_elf(): mtime = first.stat().st_mtime_ns second = _captured("jitpath_cache_reuse").artifacts.image assert second == first, "an identical recipe landed in a different entry" - assert second.stat().st_mtime_ns == mtime, ( - "identical recipe recompiled the ELF instead of reusing the cache hit" - ) + assert ( + second.stat().st_mtime_ns == mtime + ), "identical recipe recompiled the ELF instead of reusing the cache hit" def test_identical_operators_reuse_the_compiled_xclbin(): diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py index 9e56019a6c..8e745c938e 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/mlir_cache_poisoning.py @@ -4,32 +4,22 @@ """A fused build must not leave its MLIR in the standalone operator's slot. -``sequence.build_fused_mlir`` takes each operator's MLIR generator and -mutates it:: +A fused build once renamed each design's kernels by position:: generator.kwargs["func_prefix"] = f"op{idx}_" -This used to be a mutation of a ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` that was also -a dependency of ``SequenceMLIRArtifact``, so the artifact graph compiled it to -disk -- writing symbol-prefixed MLIR to the exact path a standalone build of -the same operator reads. The cache keyed only on filename and mtime, so a -later standalone build trusted the prefixed file and asked the linker for -``op0_add.o``, which a standalone build never produces. - -Three independent things closed this: ``PythonGeneratedMLIRArtifact`` now keys -its own availability on a recipe hash of the generator's current kwargs (see -the compile cache key now carries func_prefix, so this is the -end-to-end check that it does); -fused MLIR generation is no longer an artifact at all -- ``fuse_mlir()`` is a -plain function that calls each operator's generator in-memory and returns -text; and a standalone operator's own build does the same --- it calls the generator directly rather than reading a compiled artifact -off disk. Any one of the three would have prevented this; together there is -nothing left to poison, on either side. - -The failure is far from its cause: it surfaced as an undefined symbol at link -time, in a build that did nothing wrong, possibly in a different process or -session from the fused build that poisoned it. +on a generator that was also an artifact the fused build compiled to disk -- +to the exact path a standalone build of the same operator reads. The cache +keyed only on filename and mtime, so a later standalone build trusted the +prefixed file and asked the linker for ``op0_add.o``, which a standalone +build never produces. The failure surfaced as an undefined symbol at link +time, in a build that did nothing wrong, possibly in a different process from +the fused build that poisoned it. + +Nothing is left to poison now: fused MLIR is not an artifact, standalone +builds call their generator directly, and a kernel is named for its recipe +rather than its position, so a design names the same objects whether it is +built alone or fused. The last is what is checked here, end to end. Needs a device: the fused build runs for real, because the whole point is what it leaves lying around; the standalone side only needs a device to @@ -45,6 +35,7 @@ from aie.iron.device import from_name import iron +from iron.common.image import build_fused_mlir from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd SIZE = 1024 @@ -75,7 +66,7 @@ def _linked_objects(operator): def test_fused_build_does_not_poison_the_standalone_mlir(): - """Build fused, then standalone, and check the standalone is unprefixed. + """Build fused, then standalone, and check both name the same objects. Order matters: the standalone build has to come second, since it is the one reading what the fused build left behind. Doing it the other way round @@ -87,13 +78,14 @@ def test_fused_build_does_not_poison_the_standalone_mlir(): def probe(x, w): return add(x, w) - probe.trace(x=(SIZE,), w=(SIZE,)).sequence( + seq = probe.trace(x=(SIZE,), w=(SIZE,)).sequence( "poisoning_probe", dispatch="fused" - ).compile() + ) + seq.compile() + fused = set(re.findall(r'link_with\s*=\s*"([^"]+)"', build_fused_mlir(seq))) linked = _linked_objects(_operator()) - assert not any(name.startswith("op") for name in linked), ( - f"standalone build links {linked}; a fused build left its symbol-" - "prefixed MLIR in the standalone operator's cache slot, and nothing " - "about the filename distinguishes the two" + assert linked and set(linked) <= fused, ( + f"standalone build links {linked}, the fused one {sorted(fused)}; a " + "design names different objects depending on what it is fused with" ) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py index 8b88b9fadc..7376f3db96 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/sequence.py @@ -20,6 +20,8 @@ * ``"reference"``โ€“ pure-CPU evaluation via each operator's ``reference()``. """ +import re + import pytest import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -144,10 +146,12 @@ def test_fused_mlir_contains_reconfiguration(sequence, npu_runtime): assert "aiex.run @sequence" in text, "missing aiex.run in fused MLIR" # Buffer sub-views handed to each operator's runtime sequence. assert "memref.reinterpret_cast" in text, "missing buffer reinterpret in fused MLIR" - # One inlined device per unique operator plus the top-level driver device. - assert ( - "op0_ElementwiseAdd" in text and "op1_ReLU" in text - ), "operator devices not inlined into fused module" + # One inlined device per unique operator plus the top-level driver device, + # each named for its class and its design, not its position. + names = re.findall(r"aie\.device\(\w+\) @(\w+)", text) + assert any(re.fullmatch(r"ElementwiseAdd_[0-9a-f]{8}", n) for n in names) and any( + re.fullmatch(r"ReLU_[0-9a-f]{8}", n) for n in names + ), f"operator devices not inlined into fused module: {names}" assert ( text.count("aie.device") >= 3 ), "expected two operator devices plus a top-level device" From 38a3d778098fca69a1f8ae1606b92dab294836e6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 17:25:36 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 199/215] gemm: issue unrolled B fills row-block by row-block across columns When a B fill needs several shim descriptors (b_col_maj at 2048x8192x2048 on eight columns), issuing them column by column pushes the second row-block's B tasks onto a column whose cores still wait for A from the columns not yet issued. The shim task queue is only a few deep, so the push stalls the whole instruction stream and the dispatch hangs. Llama 3.2 1B prefill's down projection is that shape; add it to the extensive parameters. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/operators/gemm/op.py | 46 ++++++++++++++++++++++++------------- iron/operators/gemm/test.py | 2 ++ 2 files changed, 32 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py index 0123909099..14ddfb093a 100644 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/op.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/op.py @@ -595,6 +595,22 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): # so that a shim never holds more than one block's descriptors. b_unrolled = any(len(f) > 1 for f in B_fills) + def fill(col, c_row, tg): + # A input transfer: the smallest unit is a + # (m*n_A_tiles_per_shim)-sized sub-tile, one per column, + # repeated (N//n//n_aie_cols) times; each shim carries + # separate rows. + tile_offset = (c_row * n_shim_mem_A + col) % len(A_tiles) + # always equal to n_aie_rows since we have n_aie_rows row tiles for matrix A + if col < n_aie_rows: + for acc in A_fills[tile_offset]: + rt.fill(ov.a[col], (self.A, acc), group=tg) + # B input transfer: the first (n)-wide block of columns + # of B, then the (n_aie_columns)-th such block, and so + # on; each shim starts at a different column offset. + for acc in B_fills[col]: + rt.fill(ov.b[col], (self.B, acc), group=tg) + # Task groups determine when to sync, await and free DMA runtime ops. tg = rt.new_group() for tb in range(ceildiv(n_c_row_tiles_per_core, tb_max_n_rows)): @@ -665,23 +681,21 @@ def _hw_stride_ok(stride_elems, itemsize): strides=C_strides, ) rt.drain(ov.c[col], (self.C, C_tile), group=tg, wait=True) + if not b_unrolled: + for tile_row in range(current_tb_n_rows): + fill(col, row_base + tile_row, tg) + if b_unrolled: + # Row-block by row-block across every column, where a + # single B descriptor issues column by column. A shim + # channel queues only a few tasks, and a push past that + # stalls the whole instruction stream until one retires. + # Column by column, the second row-block's B descriptors + # stall it on a column whose cores still wait for A from + # the columns not yet issued: a hang (2048x8192x2048, + # b_col_maj, on eight columns). for tile_row in range(current_tb_n_rows): - # A input transfer: the smallest unit is a - # (m*n_A_tiles_per_shim)-sized sub-tile, one per column, - # repeated (N//n//n_aie_cols) times; each shim carries - # separate rows. - tile_offset = ( - (row_base + tile_row) * n_shim_mem_A + col - ) % len(A_tiles) - # always equal to n_aie_rows since we have n_aie_rows row tiles for matrix A - if col < n_aie_rows: - for acc in A_fills[tile_offset]: - rt.fill(ov.a[col], (self.A, acc), group=tg) - # B input transfer: the first (n)-wide block of columns - # of B, then the (n_aie_columns)-th such block, and so - # on; each shim starts at a different column offset. - for acc in B_fills[col]: - rt.fill(ov.b[col], (self.B, acc), group=tg) + for col in range(n_aie_cols): + fill(col, row_base + tile_row, tg) if b_unrolled or tb > 0 or (tb == 0 and pingpong > 0): tg.finish() tg = rt.new_group() diff --git a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py index 381782ebfd..923321f845 100755 --- a/iron/operators/gemm/test.py +++ b/iron/operators/gemm/test.py @@ -34,6 +34,8 @@ def get_params(): (2048, 2048, 2048, 8, True, False, 128, 32, 32), (2048, 2048, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64), (2048, 8192, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64), + # Llama 3.2 1B prefill's down projection, as the graph runs it. + (2048, 8192, 2048, 8, True, False, 64, 64, 64), (2048, 64, 2048, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64), (2048, 64, 8192, 2, True, False, 64, 64, 64), (2048, 2048, 2048, 2, False, True, 8, 16, 32), From b4fd618173ed4891b06f92387b398f6067454a0c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 17:33:37 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 200/215] Upload graph weights without a temporary, and before Llama's timed run CompiledGraph copied each weight in as `.astype(view.dtype)`, which builds a whole temporary first. For Llama's 501 MiB tied embedding that took 5-50 s per upload, most of it faulting in the temporary; assignment casts straight into the buffer view instead. The upload also ran lazily inside the first prefill and decode calls, so both counted towards time to first token and tokens per second, where devel writes its weights before timing starts. CompiledGraph.load() uploads now, and AIELlama calls it. Prompt 1024, 40 tokens: TTFT 14.56 -> 1.24 s, decode 0.64 -> 7.58 tok/s. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py | 4 ++-- iron/common/graph/compiled.py | 21 +++++++++++++++++---- 2 files changed, 19 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py index 8a81ded837..d6ab06b7ab 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py @@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ class AIELlama: def __init__(self, config): self.decode_graph = DecodeGraph(config, max_seq_len) - self.decode = self.decode_graph.compile(config) + self.decode = self.decode_graph.compile(config).load() self.prefill_graph = PrefillGraph(config, self.decode_graph) - self.prefill = self.prefill_graph.compile(config) + self.prefill = self.prefill_graph.compile(config).load() def prefill_to_decode(self, config): graph = self.decode_graph diff --git a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py index 5ee47fda12..5bfb3970bc 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py @@ -31,6 +31,16 @@ def _shape_and_dtype(spec): return tuple(spec), bfloat16 +def _store(view: np.ndarray, tensor) -> None: + """Copy ``tensor`` into a buffer view, casting in place. + + Assignment casts element by element into the destination; ``astype`` + first would build a whole temporary, and faulting in the 501 MiB one + for Llama's embedding took 5-50 s per upload. + """ + view[:] = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(-1) + + class GraphFunction: """A function decorated with :func:`graph`.""" @@ -199,8 +209,7 @@ def buffer(self, x): def write(self, x, tensor) -> None: """Copy ``tensor`` into a state's or weight's buffer and push it to the device.""" buf = self.buffer(x) - view = buf.numpy_view() - view[:] = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(-1).astype(view.dtype) + _store(buf.numpy_view(), tensor) buf.to("npu") def read(self, x): @@ -211,8 +220,7 @@ def read(self, x): return buf.numpy().reshape(tuple(shape)) def _copy_in(self, name, tensor) -> None: - view = self.callable.get_buffer(name).numpy_view() - view[:] = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(-1).astype(view.dtype) + _store(self.callable.get_buffer(name).numpy_view(), tensor) def upload(self) -> None: """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer; once.""" @@ -222,6 +230,11 @@ def upload(self) -> None: self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) self._uploaded = True + def load(self) -> "CompiledGraph": + """Load the image and upload its weights now, rather than on first call.""" + self.upload() + return self + # -- calling --------------------------------------------------------------- def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): From 594eb9ac079665a2b0681d858826c549c7f6743f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 17:48:35 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 201/215] Llama test: quote the graphs' measured KL Prompt 1024, 40 tokens, teacher-forced: prefill KL 0.026, decode max 0.015, 2 top-1 mismatches; determinism 0/8 differing runs. #220's llama_npu.py on the same mlir-aie build measures 0.074 and 0.013, the figures the comment quoted before. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py | 3 ++- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py index ea8d2a4c66..a8070d68c7 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py @@ -86,7 +86,8 @@ def test_llama_3_2_1b(prompt_len, num_tokens): # KL(fp32 CPU || NPU) of the next-token distribution, teacher-forced over 40 -# steps. The NPU measures 0.074 on prefill and at most 0.013 on decode. Decode +# steps. The graphs measure 0.026 on prefill and at most 0.015 on decode; the +# llama_npu.py they replaced, on the same toolchain, 0.074 and 0.013. Decode # attention over unmasked KV-cache slots measured 9.2. MAX_PREFILL_KL = 0.1 MAX_DECODE_KL = 0.05 From 9c1a74ed5af46718c5dfed8e03f810ce060cb79a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 18:02:32 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 202/215] Share one scratch arena across images: ArenaPlan and ScratchArena A resident (weight, state) is keyed by its storage and gets one offset, the same in every image placed in the arena; each image's transients are planned around the residents and reuse any other image's transient bytes, since only one image runs at a time. Nothing placed ever moves, so a later image puts new residents on top and the arena only grows; ScratchArena grows its XRT buffer to match and full-ELF callables rebind to it. Every offset, pooled or packed, is now a multiple of the coherence granule. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/image/__init__.py | 15 +- iron/common/image/allocator.py | 143 ++++++- iron/common/image/callable.py | 95 ++++- iron/common/image/sequence.py | 106 +++++- .../infrastructure/allocator_planning.py | 349 +++++++++++++++++- 5 files changed, 677 insertions(+), 31 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/image/__init__.py b/iron/common/image/__init__.py index 3c5ea357a6..bf7242e78c 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/__init__.py +++ b/iron/common/image/__init__.py @@ -13,9 +13,18 @@ a caller finally invokes. """ -from .allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, place +from .allocator import ( + Allocation, + ArenaPlan, + LiveRange, + live_ranges, + peak_live_bytes, + place, + touch_ranges, +) from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from .callable import ( + ScratchArena, SequenceCallable, SequenceCompareCallable, SequenceFullELFCallable, @@ -29,6 +38,8 @@ from .sequence import OperatorSequence __all__ = [ + "Allocation", + "ArenaPlan", "Artifacts", "Design", "DispatchStream", @@ -36,6 +47,7 @@ "FusedImage", "LiveRange", "OperatorSequence", + "ScratchArena", "SequenceCallable", "SequenceCompareCallable", "SequenceFullELFCallable", @@ -53,5 +65,6 @@ "peak_live_bytes", "place", "plan", + "touch_ranges", "xclbin_design", ] diff --git a/iron/common/image/allocator.py b/iron/common/image/allocator.py index f9f767733c..705d761625 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/allocator.py +++ b/iron/common/image/allocator.py @@ -35,10 +35,24 @@ inputs and outputs -- are *pinned*: they need private, stable addresses, so they are never pooled. TorchInductor keeps the same exclusion list in ``can_reuse``: graph inputs, constants, and explicitly never-reused buffers. + +:class:`ArenaPlan` carries this across images. One graph function compiled +for several input shapes is several images, and one runs at a time, so they +can share a single scratch arena: *residents* (weights, states) get one +offset, the same in every image, and each image's *transients* are planned +around them, free to reuse the bytes of any other image's transients. """ +from collections.abc import Hashable, Iterable, Mapping, Sequence from dataclasses import dataclass +# (reads, writes) buffer names of one step, in execution order. +Steps = Sequence[tuple[Sequence[str], Sequence[str]]] + + +def align_up(x: int, alignment: int) -> int: + return (x + alignment - 1) // alignment * alignment + @dataclass(frozen=True) class LiveRange: @@ -57,6 +71,13 @@ class Allocation: offset: int size: int + @property + def end(self) -> int: + return self.offset + self.size + + def overlaps(self, other: "Allocation") -> bool: + return self.offset < other.end and other.offset < self.end + def live_ranges(steps, pinned=()): """Map every poolable buffer to the step interval it must stay live for. @@ -94,25 +115,54 @@ def live_ranges(steps, pinned=()): return ranges -def place(ranges, sizes, alignment=64): +def touch_ranges(steps: Steps, names: Iterable[str]) -> dict[str, LiveRange]: + """Each of ``names`` live from the first step that touches it to the last. + + The planning rule for an arena whose host-visible buffers live elsewhere: + nothing in ``names`` outlives the run, so none is pinned for being read + first or never read. A write nobody reads still needs its bytes for the + step that writes it; a read before any write sees whatever was there, and + is only kept from being overwritten during its own span. A name no step + touches is resident for the whole run -- it has a size but no uses, and + the conservative reading of that is "always". + """ + wanted = set(names) + first, last = {}, {} + n_steps = 0 + for step, (reads, writes) in enumerate(steps): + n_steps = step + 1 + for n in (*reads, *writes): + if n in wanted: + first.setdefault(n, step) + last[n] = step + whole = LiveRange(0, max(n_steps - 1, 0)) + return { + n: LiveRange(first[n], last[n]) if n in first else whole for n in sorted(wanted) + } + + +def place(ranges, sizes, alignment=64, fixed: Iterable[Allocation] = ()): """Assign pool offsets. Returns ``(allocations, pool_bytes)``. Greedy by size descending; each buffer takes the lowest offset that clears every already-placed buffer whose lifetime overlaps its own (best fit -- the tightest such gap). Buffers with disjoint lifetimes are invisible to one another, and that is exactly where the reuse comes from. - """ - - def align(x): - return (x + alignment - 1) // alignment * alignment + Every offset is a multiple of ``alignment``. ``fixed`` are allocations + made earlier that stay where they are and occupy their bytes at every + step; nothing is placed over them. ``pool_bytes`` is the highest byte any + allocation of this call reaches, zero if there are none. + """ + fixed = list(fixed) placed: list[tuple[Allocation, LiveRange]] = [] order = sorted(ranges, key=lambda n: (-sizes[n], ranges[n].begin, n)) for name in order: rng, size = ranges[name], sizes[name] obstacles = sorted( - (a for a, r in placed if r.overlaps(rng)), key=lambda a: a.offset + [*fixed, *(a for a, r in placed if r.overlaps(rng))], + key=lambda a: a.offset, ) cursor, best, best_gap = 0, None, None for ob in obstacles: @@ -123,12 +173,12 @@ def align(x): # assignment: a tall buffer can span several short ones. Getting # this wrong is the classic bug -- cf. TFLite's arena planner and # TFLM's GreedyMemoryPlanner, which both take the max here. - cursor = max(cursor, align(ob.offset + ob.size)) + cursor = max(cursor, align_up(ob.end, alignment)) offset = cursor if best is None else best placed.append((Allocation(name, offset, size), rng)) allocations = {a.name: a for a, _ in placed} - pool_bytes = max((a.offset + a.size for a in allocations.values()), default=0) + pool_bytes = max((a.end for a in allocations.values()), default=0) return allocations, pool_bytes @@ -152,3 +202,80 @@ def peak_live_bytes(ranges, sizes): cur += delta peak = max(peak, cur) return peak + + +class ArenaPlan: + """One scratch arena, shared by every image placed in it. + + An image is one compiled version of a graph: the same function traced at + another input shape is another image over the same weights and states. + Only one image runs at a time, so they can share one arena: + + * A *resident* -- a weight, a state, anything the host addresses by what + it is rather than by image -- is keyed by its storage and gets one + offset for the life of the arena, the same in every image. It is + uploaded once, and a state one image writes is where the next reads it. + * A *transient* lives within one run of one image. Transients are planned + per image around the residents, and may reuse the bytes of any other + image's transients: those are dead whenever this image runs. + + Nothing placed ever moves, because an image bakes its offsets into its + instruction stream. So an image added later puts its new residents above + everything placed so far -- below, a transient of an earlier image could + overwrite them -- and the arena only grows. Offsets are multiples of + ``alignment``. + """ + + def __init__(self, alignment: int = 64): + self.alignment = alignment + self._residents: dict[Hashable, Allocation] = {} + self._size = 0 + + @property + def size(self) -> int: + """Bytes the arena needs to hold every image placed so far.""" + return self._size + + @property + def residents(self) -> Mapping[Hashable, Allocation]: + """Every resident placed so far, by storage key.""" + return dict(self._residents) + + def place_image( + self, + steps: Steps, + sizes: Mapping[str, int], + residents: Mapping[str, Hashable], + ) -> dict[str, Allocation]: + """Place one image's scratch buffers; return each one's allocation. + + ``sizes`` names every buffer the image keeps in the arena and + ``residents`` which of them are residents, by storage key; the rest + are transients, live over the steps (``(reads, writes)`` names each) + that touch them. + """ + unknown = set(residents) - set(sizes) + if unknown: + raise ValueError(f"residents {sorted(unknown)} have no size") + result = {} + for name, key in residents.items(): + size = sizes[name] + held = self._residents.get(key) + if held is None: + held = Allocation(name, align_up(self._size, self.alignment), size) + self._residents[key] = held + self._size = held.end + elif held.size != size: + raise ValueError( + f"resident {name!r} is {size} bytes here, but its storage was " + f"placed as {held.name!r} with {held.size}; one storage is one " + f"size in every image" + ) + result[name] = Allocation(name, held.offset, size) + ranges = touch_ranges(steps, (n for n in sizes if n not in residents)) + transients, top = place( + ranges, sizes, self.alignment, fixed=self._residents.values() + ) + self._size = max(self._size, top) + result.update(transients) + return result diff --git a/iron/common/image/callable.py b/iron/common/image/callable.py index 8323caf994..6c3aee8e28 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/callable.py +++ b/iron/common/image/callable.py @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ from ..declare import Operator +from .allocator import ArenaPlan from .jit_compile import DispatchStream try: @@ -55,6 +56,53 @@ def _require_xrt() -> None: ) +class ScratchArena: + """The device buffer behind an :class:`ArenaPlan`: one scratch buffer every + full ELF placed in the plan runs against. + + Made on first use, at the plan's size then. A plan that has grown since + -- an image placed after the first dispatch -- grows the buffer on the + next use, keeping its contents, so resident weights and states survive. + Views taken before a growth are views of the old buffer; each callable + rebinds on its next call (see :attr:`generation`). + """ + + def __init__(self, plan: ArenaPlan): + self.plan = plan + self._tensor: XRTTensor | None = None + self._generation = 0 + # Residents whose contents are in the buffer, by storage key. + self.loaded: set = set() + + @property + def generation(self) -> int: + """Bumped whenever :attr:`tensor` is replaced by a larger buffer.""" + return self._generation + + @property + def tensor(self) -> XRTTensor: + """The buffer, at least as large as the plan now is.""" + _require_xrt() + n = _n_elements(self.plan.size) + if self._tensor is not None and self._tensor.shape[0] >= n: + return self._tensor + grown = XRTTensor((n,), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) + if self._tensor is not None: + old = self._tensor.numpy() # pulls what the device wrote + grown.numpy_view()[: old.size] = old + logger.info( + "scratch arena grew from %d to %d bytes", old.nbytes, grown.nbytes + ) + self._tensor = grown + self._generation += 1 + return grown + + def view(self, offset: int, nbytes: int, dtype=BF16) -> XRTTensor: + """``nbytes`` of the buffer from ``offset``, as ``dtype``.""" + dtype = np.dtype(dtype) + return self.tensor.subview(offset, (nbytes // dtype.itemsize,), dtype) + + class SequenceCallable: """Runs an ``OperatorSequence`` once per call. @@ -133,6 +181,10 @@ class SequenceFullELFCallable(SequenceCallable): """The full ELF (NPU2): every operator shares three consolidated input/output/scratch buffers addressed by offset. ``get_buffer`` returns a sub-view into whichever consolidated buffer holds the named argument. + + A sequence placed in a shared arena (``OperatorSequence(arena=...)``) runs + its scratch in the ``arena`` buffer given here, which every other image + placed in the same plan runs in too; otherwise it allocates its own. """ # The buffer trace lowering appends, and the kernel argument it binds to; @@ -140,8 +192,23 @@ class SequenceFullELFCallable(SequenceCallable): trace_buffer: XRTTensor | None _trace_arg: int | None - def __init__(self, seq, device_name="main", sequence_name="sequence"): + def __init__( + self, + seq, + device_name="main", + sequence_name="sequence", + arena: ScratchArena | None = None, + ): _require_xrt() + if (arena is None) != (seq.arena is None): + raise ValueError( + f"{seq.name} was placed in " + + ("an arena plan" if seq.arena is not None else "no arena plan") + + (", but no arena was given" if arena is None else ", but got one") + ) + if arena is not None and arena.plan is not seq.arena: + raise ValueError(f"{seq.name} was placed in another arena plan") + self.arena = arena self.device_name = device_name self.sequence_name = sequence_name @@ -190,9 +257,13 @@ def _allocate_buffers(self): in_sz, out_sz, scratch_sz = self.op.buffer_sizes self.input_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(in_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) self.output_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(out_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) - self.scratch_buffer = XRTTensor( - (_n_elements(scratch_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 - ) + if self.arena is None: + self.scratch_buffer = XRTTensor( + (_n_elements(scratch_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16 + ) + else: + self.scratch_buffer = self.arena.tensor + self._arena_generation = self.arena.generation # Trace lowering appends one buffer covering every configured design, after # the consolidated three. Its argument and size depend on how many channels # and sub-designs claim a share, so read them from the lowered module. @@ -220,7 +291,7 @@ def lowered_mlir_path(self): ) return path - def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): + def _get_buffer(self, buffer_name): if buffer_name in self._buffer_cache: return self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] buf_type, offset, length = self.op.get_layout_for_buffer(buffer_name) @@ -233,7 +304,21 @@ def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): self._buffer_cache[buffer_name] = sub return sub + def _follow_arena(self) -> None: + """Run against the arena's current buffer, if it grew since the last call.""" + if self.arena is None or self.arena.generation == self._arena_generation: + return + self.scratch_buffer = self.arena.tensor + self._arena_generation = self.arena.generation + self.run_handle.set_arg(2, self.scratch_buffer.buffer_object()) + self._buffer_cache.clear() + + def get_buffer(self, buffer_name): + self._follow_arena() + return self._get_buffer(buffer_name) + def _sync_inputs(self): + self._follow_arena() # Sub-views handed out by get_buffer() share the parent's coherence map, so # a write through one (e.g. numpy_view()) marks its byte range host-dirty # there too, and `to("npu")` here syncs every dirty range in one pass. diff --git a/iron/common/image/sequence.py b/iron/common/image/sequence.py index 38b3cde5f8..218515d6ac 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/image/sequence.py @@ -4,17 +4,20 @@ """OperatorSequence: what one run of several operators builds and dispatches.""" import logging +from collections.abc import Hashable, Mapping import numpy as np import aie.utils as aie_utils from aie.iron.device import NPU2 from aie.utils import bfp +from aie.utils.hostruntime.tensor_class import COHERENCE_GRANULE from ..declare import Operator -from .allocator import live_ranges, place +from .allocator import Allocation, ArenaPlan, align_up, live_ranges, place from .artifacts import Artifacts, Design, Step from .callable import ( + ScratchArena, SequenceCompareCallable, SequenceFullELFCallable, SequenceReferenceCallable, @@ -24,6 +27,18 @@ logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) +# Where every buffer in an arena starts. The host reconciles a buffer with the +# device a coherence granule (a cache line) at a time, so two buffers sharing +# one cannot be synced independently -- XRTTensor.subview refuses such a view. +# 64 bytes is also the DDR burst the shim DMA issues, so no transfer starts +# mid-burst. +ALIGNMENT = max(64, COHERENCE_GRANULE) + + +def _base_name(buf: str) -> str: + """The buffer a runlist name refers to: ``"kv[0:64]"`` is part of ``"kv"``.""" + return buf[: buf.index("[")] if "[" in buf else buf + def _signature(op): """The runtime arguments an operator takes: direction, shape and dtype each.""" @@ -43,6 +58,11 @@ class OperatorSequence: after each step re-runs the reference on the NPU-produced inputs (``SequenceCompareCallable`` judges each step by its operator's kernel contract). + arena: Place the scratch buffers in this shared :class:`ArenaPlan` + rather than a private arena. Only the full ELF addresses its + scratch by offset in a buffer it is handed, so only it can share. + residents: With ``arena``, the scratch buffers that are residents + there, by storage key; every other scratch buffer is a transient. """ def __init__( @@ -58,10 +78,19 @@ def __init__( extra_flags=None, trace_size=0, share_designs=False, + arena: ArenaPlan | None = None, + residents: Mapping[str, Hashable] | None = None, *args, **kwargs, ): mode = self._coerce_dispatch(dispatch) + if arena is not None and mode not in (None, "fused", "reference"): + raise ValueError( + f"a shared arena needs the full ELF, which addresses scratch by " + f"offset; dispatch={dispatch!r} gives each buffer its own" + ) + if residents and arena is None: + raise ValueError("residents are placed in an arena; pass arena= too") if not all( isinstance(op, Operator) and all(isinstance(buf, str) for buf in bufs) for op, *bufs in runlist @@ -98,6 +127,9 @@ def __init__( # Bytes of hardware trace buffer per runlist step; 0 leaves the design untraced. self.trace_size = trace_size self.share_designs = share_designs + self.arena = arena + self.residents = dict(residents or {}) + self._arena_layout: dict[str, Allocation] | None = None self.mode = mode # None until the device is known (prepare) self._image = None # the mode's image builder, once resolved @@ -171,9 +203,37 @@ def infer_buffer_offsets(self): # is silent -- the slice simply reads the wrong memory. pinned |= {name for name in sizes if "[" in name} ranges = live_ranges(steps, pinned=pinned) - allocations, _ = place(ranges, sizes) + allocations, _ = place(ranges, sizes, ALIGNMENT) return {name: a.offset for name, a in allocations.items()} + def _place_in_arena(self, sizes: Mapping[str, int]) -> dict[str, Allocation]: + """This sequence's scratch buffers placed in the shared arena, once. + + A slice's use is a use of its parent, so a parent only ever reached + through slices is live from the first to the last of them. + """ + if self._arena_layout is not None: + return self._arena_layout + missing = set(self.residents) - set(sizes) + if missing: + raise ValueError( + f"residents {sorted(missing)} are not scratch buffers of {self.name}" + ) + steps = [] + for op, *bufs in self.runlist: + reads, writes = [], [] + for buf, b in zip(bufs, op.buffers): + name = _base_name(buf) + if name not in sizes: + continue + if b.direction in ("in", "inout"): + reads.append(name) + if b.direction in ("out", "inout"): + writes.append(name) + steps.append((reads, writes)) + self._arena_layout = self.arena.place_image(steps, sizes, self.residents) + return self._arena_layout + def calculate_buffer_layout(self): args = {} # base_buffer_name -> the declared buffer sliced_buffers = ( @@ -232,11 +292,6 @@ def add_buffers(buffer_type, args_list): # offsets from liveness instead, so buffers whose lifetimes do not # overlap share addresses; the arena still has to be large enough # for the highest byte any of them reaches. - offsets = self.buffer_offsets - if offsets is None and self.plan_scratch: - offsets = self.infer_buffer_offsets() - offsets = offsets or {} - def length_of(arg): if arg in self.explicit_buffer_sizes: # Explicit size specified - this is a parent buffer for slices @@ -245,8 +300,23 @@ def length_of(arg): return args[arg].nbytes return None # sliced buffers are handled separately - # Unplanned buffers first, packed back to back. - cursor = 0 + if buffer_type == "scratch" and self.arena is not None: + lengths = {a: length_of(a) for a in args_list} + placed = self._place_in_arena( + {a: n for a, n in lengths.items() if n is not None} + ) + for arg, a in placed.items(): + subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, a.offset, a.size) + # This image's own extent; the arena it runs in may be larger. + return max((a.end for a in placed.values()), default=0) + + offsets = self.buffer_offsets + if offsets is None and self.plan_scratch: + offsets = self.infer_buffer_offsets() + offsets = offsets or {} + + # Unplanned buffers first, packed back to back, each aligned. + cursor = end = 0 planned = [] for arg in args_list: length = length_of(arg) @@ -256,14 +326,14 @@ def length_of(arg): planned.append((arg, length)) continue subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, cursor, length) - cursor += length + end = cursor + length + cursor = align_up(end, ALIGNMENT) # Then the planned ones, rebased past everything unplanned. A plan # is relative to its own pool and starts at zero, so applying it # directly would drop the first planned buffer on top of the # weights -- an aliasing that is silent, because the arena simply # does not grow. - end = cursor for arg, length in planned: at = cursor + offsets[arg] subbuffer_layout[arg] = (buffer_type, at, length) @@ -395,14 +465,22 @@ def _record(self): buffers=dict(self.subbuffer_layout), ) - def get_callable(self): + def get_callable(self, arena: ScratchArena | None = None): """The runtime callable of this sequence's mode, compiling first if that has not happened (``compile()`` beforehand is the ahead-of-time - path; the work is the same, only when it happens differs).""" + path; the work is the same, only when it happens differs). + + A sequence placed in an arena plan runs its scratch in ``arena``, the + buffer behind that plan; made here if not given. + """ if not hasattr(self, "subbuffer_layout"): self.compile() self.link() - return _MODES[self.mode][1](self) + if self.mode != "fused": + return _MODES[self.mode][1](self) + if self.arena is not None and arena is None: + arena = ScratchArena(self.arena) + return SequenceFullELFCallable(self, arena=arena) def get_layout_for_buffer(self, buffer_name): """Return the (buffer_type, offset, length) layout for a named buffer. diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py index 4f942e33c9..99afa2eca4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/allocator_planning.py @@ -11,11 +11,20 @@ alone (pinning). """ -import pytest - +import random from types import SimpleNamespace -from iron.common.image.allocator import LiveRange, live_ranges, peak_live_bytes, place +import pytest + +from iron.common.image.allocator import ( + Allocation, + ArenaPlan, + LiveRange, + live_ranges, + peak_live_bytes, + place, + touch_ranges, +) def _buf(direction): @@ -323,3 +332,337 @@ def test_slices_are_never_pooled(): "a sliced buffer was given a pooled offset; its address must stay " "derived from its parent" ) + + +# --- touch ranges: the rule for arenas whose host-visible buffers live elsewhere + + +def test_touch_ranges_span_first_to_last_use_whatever_the_direction(): + steps = [ + ([], ["a"]), # 0: a written + (["a"], ["dead"]), # 1: dead written, never read + (["early"], ["b"]), # 2: early read before any write + (["b", "a"], ["early"]), # 3 + ] + ranges = touch_ranges(steps, ["a", "b", "dead", "early", "unused"]) + assert ranges["a"] == LiveRange(0, 3) + assert ranges["b"] == LiveRange(2, 3) + assert ranges["dead"] == LiveRange(1, 1), "a dead write still needs its step" + assert ranges["early"] == LiveRange(2, 3), "read-first still occupies its span" + assert ranges["unused"] == LiveRange(0, 3), "an untouched buffer is always live" + + +def test_touch_ranges_ignore_names_not_asked_for(): + ranges = touch_ranges([(["x"], ["y"])], ["y"]) + assert set(ranges) == {"y"} + + +# --- place with fixed allocations and alignment ------------------------------ + + +def test_fixed_allocations_are_obstacles_at_every_step(): + fixed = [Allocation("w", 0, 1000)] + ranges = {"t": LiveRange(0, 0), "u": LiveRange(5, 5)} + allocations, _ = place(ranges, {"t": 64, "u": 64}, 64, fixed=fixed) + for a in allocations.values(): + assert not a.overlaps(fixed[0]), f"{a} placed over a fixed allocation" + assert a.offset == 1024, "the first aligned byte past the fixed one" + + +def test_a_gap_between_fixed_allocations_is_used_when_it_fits(): + fixed = [Allocation("lo", 0, 64), Allocation("hi", 1024, 64)] + allocations, top = place({"t": LiveRange(0, 0)}, {"t": 900}, 64, fixed=fixed) + assert allocations["t"].offset == 64 + assert top == 964 + + +def test_odd_sizes_never_leave_an_offset_unaligned(): + """bfp16 blocks are 9 bytes: nothing about a size promises alignment.""" + ranges = {f"b{i}": LiveRange(0, 0) for i in range(6)} + sizes = {n: 9 * (i + 1) for i, n in enumerate(ranges)} + fixed = [Allocation("w", 0, 27)] + allocations, _ = place(ranges, sizes, 128, fixed=fixed) + for a in allocations.values(): + assert a.offset % 128 == 0, f"{a.name} at {a.offset}" + + +# --- ArenaPlan: several images over one arena -------------------------------- + + +def _chain_steps(names): + """x -> names[0] -> ... -> names[-1] -> out, one step per arrow.""" + steps = [(["x"], [names[0]])] + steps += [([a], [b]) for a, b in zip(names, names[1:])] + steps.append(([names[-1]], ["out"])) + return steps + + +def test_a_resident_has_one_offset_in_every_image(): + arena = ArenaPlan(alignment=64) + first = arena.place_image( + [(["w0"], ["t"]), (["t", "cache"], ["cache"])], + {"w0": 4096, "t": 128, "cache": 1024}, + {"w0": "W0", "cache": "KV"}, + ) + # The second image names the same storage differently and in another order. + second = arena.place_image( + [(["kv", "weight"], ["big"]), (["big"], ["kv"])], + {"weight": 4096, "kv": 1024, "big": 1 << 16}, + {"kv": "KV", "weight": "W0"}, + ) + assert second["weight"].offset == first["w0"].offset + assert second["kv"].offset == first["cache"].offset + assert set(arena.residents) == {"W0", "KV"} + + +def test_transients_of_different_images_share_bytes(): + arena = ArenaPlan(alignment=64) + sizes = {"w": 4096, "a": 1024, "b": 1024} + first = arena.place_image(_chain_steps(["a", "b"]), sizes, {"w": "W"}) + size_after_first = arena.size + second = arena.place_image(_chain_steps(["a", "b"]), sizes, {"w": "W"}) + assert arena.size == size_after_first, "an identical image costs nothing more" + assert second["a"].offset == first["a"].offset + + +def test_an_image_added_later_moves_nothing_and_its_residents_go_on_top(): + """Offsets are baked into instruction streams; an earlier image must keep + running unchanged. A new resident placed below an earlier image's + transients would be overwritten the next time that image ran.""" + arena = ArenaPlan(alignment=64) + first = arena.place_image( + _chain_steps(["a", "b"]), {"w": 256, "a": 4096, "b": 4096}, {"w": "W"} + ) + before = arena.residents + top_of_first = max(a.end for a in first.values()) + second = arena.place_image( + _chain_steps(["c"]), {"w": 256, "v": 512, "c": 64}, {"w": "W", "v": "V"} + ) + assert arena.residents["W"] == before["W"] + assert second["v"].offset >= top_of_first + for a in first.values(): + assert not a.overlaps(second["v"]), f"new resident over {a.name} of image 1" + + +def test_one_storage_is_one_size(): + arena = ArenaPlan() + arena.place_image([], {"w": 128}, {"w": "W"}) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="one storage is one size"): + arena.place_image([], {"w2": 256}, {"w2": "W"}) + + +def test_a_resident_needs_a_size(): + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="have no size"): + ArenaPlan().place_image([], {}, {"w": "W"}) + + +def test_one_image_reaches_the_lower_bound_above_its_residents(): + """The sizes of test_mixed_sizes_reach_the_lower_bound, over a resident: + the resident must not cost the transients anything but its own bytes.""" + arena = ArenaPlan(alignment=64) + names = [f"b{i}" for i in range(12)] + sizes = {n: (1 + (i * 7) % 5) * 4096 for i, n in enumerate(sorted(names))} + sizes["w"] = 8192 + 9 + steps = _chain_steps(names) + layout = arena.place_image(steps, sizes, {"w": "W"}) + transient = touch_ranges(steps, names) + bound = peak_live_bytes(transient, sizes) + top = max(a.end for n, a in layout.items() if n != "w") + assert top - (layout["w"].end + 64 - 9) == bound + + +def _random_image(rng, residents, prefix): + """A random DAG-shaped run over some residents and fresh transients.""" + n_steps = rng.randint(1, 30) + live = [] + steps, sizes, used = [], {}, {} + for i in range(n_steps): + reads = rng.sample(live, k=min(len(live), rng.randint(0, 3))) + keys = rng.sample(sorted(residents), k=rng.randint(0, 2)) + for key in keys: + name = f"{prefix}_{key}" + used[name] = key + sizes[name] = residents[key] + reads.append(name) + out = f"{prefix}_t{i}" + sizes[out] = rng.choice([9, 64, 100, 4096, 9000, 1 << 16]) + steps.append((reads, [out])) + live.append(out) + return steps, sizes, used + + +@pytest.mark.parametrize("seed", range(20)) +def test_random_images_keep_every_invariant(seed): + """Across several images: residents are disjoint from each other and from + every transient; co-live transients of one image are disjoint; nothing + placed ever moves; every offset is aligned; the arena covers it all.""" + rng = random.Random(seed) + alignment = rng.choice([64, 128, 4096]) + resident_sizes = {f"R{i}": rng.choice([18, 2048, 1 << 20]) for i in range(6)} + arena = ArenaPlan(alignment=alignment) + images = [] + for image in range(rng.randint(1, 4)): + steps, sizes, used = _random_image(rng, resident_sizes, f"i{image}") + layout = arena.place_image(steps, sizes, used) + images.append((steps, used, layout)) + # Nothing an earlier image placed has moved. + for _, used_before, layout_before in images: + for name, key in used_before.items(): + assert arena.residents[key].offset == layout_before[name].offset + + residents = list(arena.residents.values()) + for i, a in enumerate(residents): + assert a.offset % alignment == 0 + assert a.end <= arena.size + for b in residents[i + 1 :]: + assert not a.overlaps(b), f"residents {a} and {b} overlap" + + for steps, used, layout in images: + transients = {n: a for n, a in layout.items() if n not in used} + ranges = touch_ranges(steps, transients) + for a in transients.values(): + assert a.offset % alignment == 0, f"{a} unaligned" + assert a.end <= arena.size + for r in residents: + assert not a.overlaps(r), f"transient {a} over resident {r}" + assert_no_overlap(transients, ranges) + + +# --- OperatorSequence in a shared arena ---------------------------------------- + + +def _add(): + from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd + + return ElementwiseAdd(size=1024, tile_size=128) + + +def _arena_sequence(name, runlist, arena, residents, buffer_sizes=None, **kwargs): + from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence + + return OperatorSequence( + name, + runlist, + input_args=["x"], + output_args=["out"], + buffer_sizes=buffer_sizes or {n: 2048 for n in residents}, + dispatch="reference", + arena=arena, + residents=residents, + **kwargs, + ) + + +def test_two_sequences_in_one_arena_agree_on_residents_and_share_transients(): + add = _add() + arena = ArenaPlan(alignment=64) + one = _arena_sequence( + "arena_one", + [(add, "x", "w", "t0"), (add, "t0", "w", "t1"), (add, "t1", "w", "out")], + arena, + {"w": "W"}, + ) + two = _arena_sequence( + "arena_two", + [(add, "x", "weight", "u"), (add, "u", "weight", "out")], + arena, + {"weight": "W"}, + ) + one_layout, one_sizes, _ = one.calculate_buffer_layout() + two_layout, two_sizes, _ = two.calculate_buffer_layout() + assert one_layout["w"][1] == two_layout["weight"][1] + assert two_layout["u"][1] == one_layout["t0"][1], "transients reuse bytes" + assert max(one_sizes[2], two_sizes[2]) == arena.size + + +def test_placing_is_done_once_per_sequence(): + add = _add() + arena = ArenaPlan(alignment=64) + seq = _arena_sequence( + "arena_once", [(add, "x", "w", "t"), (add, "t", "w", "out")], arena, {"w": "W"} + ) + first, _, _ = seq.calculate_buffer_layout() + size = arena.size + again, _, _ = seq.calculate_buffer_layout() + assert again == first and arena.size == size + + +def test_a_parent_reached_only_through_slices_lives_from_first_to_last_slice(): + """Its slices sit at fixed offsets inside it, so the parent is the thing + placed, and a slice written early and read late keeps all of it live.""" + add = _add() + arena = ArenaPlan(alignment=64) + seq = _arena_sequence( + "arena_slices", + [ + (add, "x", "w", "big[0:2048]"), # 0: first half of big written + (add, "x", "w", "side"), # 1: side live alongside big + (add, "big[0:2048]", "side", "big[2048:4096]"), # 2 + (add, "big[2048:4096]", "w", "out"), # 3: big's last use + ], + arena, + {"w": "W"}, + buffer_sizes={"w": 2048, "big": 4096}, + ) + seq.prepare() + layout = seq.subbuffer_layout + _, big_at, big_len = layout["big"] + _, side_at, side_len = layout["side"] + assert big_len == 4096 + assert big_at + big_len <= side_at or side_at + side_len <= big_at + assert seq.get_layout_for_buffer("big[2048:4096]") == ( + "scratch", + big_at + 2048, + big_at + 4096, + ) + + +def test_residents_must_be_scratch_buffers(): + add = _add() + seq = _arena_sequence( + "arena_bad_resident", [(add, "x", "w", "out")], ArenaPlan(), {"x": "X"} + ) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="not scratch buffers"): + seq.calculate_buffer_layout() + + +def test_an_arena_needs_an_image_that_addresses_scratch_by_offset(): + from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence + + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="full ELF"): + OperatorSequence( + "arena_xclbin", + [(_add(), "x", "w", "out")], + ["x", "w"], + ["out"], + dispatch="separate", + arena=ArenaPlan(), + ) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="pass arena"): + OperatorSequence( + "arena_missing", + [(_add(), "x", "w", "out")], + ["x", "w"], + ["out"], + residents={"w": "W"}, + ) + + +def test_back_to_back_buffers_start_aligned_whatever_their_sizes(): + """Without a plan, pinned buffers pack in order -- each still on a + boundary a host view and a DMA burst can start at.""" + from iron.common.image import OperatorSequence + from iron.common.image.sequence import ALIGNMENT + + add = _add() + seq = OperatorSequence( + "odd_pinned", + [(add, "x", "w", "big[0:2048]"), (add, "big[0:2048]", "w", "out")], + input_args=["x", "w"], + output_args=["out"], + buffer_sizes={"big": 2048 + 18, "odd": 9}, + dispatch="reference", + ) + layout, _, _ = seq.calculate_buffer_layout() + for name, (_, offset, _) in layout.items(): + assert offset % ALIGNMENT == 0, f"{name} at {offset}" From dcd593c3585523e9e4addaee67141cf13377c7e1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 18:02:32 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 203/215] Llama: torch-free safetensors weights, RoPE table and sampler Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py | 62 ++++ iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py | 332 +++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py | 404 +++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 798 insertions(+) create mode 100644 iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py create mode 100644 iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..c9034ff42e --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Next-token sampling over one row of logits, in numpy.""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import numpy as np + + +class Sampler: + """Temperature, then top-k, then a draw from the softmax. + + The steps are :func:`.harness.generate_token`'s: logits are divided by + the temperature, every logit below the ``top_k``-th largest is dropped + (ties with it are kept, as ``torch.where(logits < kth, -inf, ...)`` + keeps them), and a token is drawn from the softmax of what is left. + + Two differences from that function, both deliberate. The arithmetic is + float32 over the (bf16) logits and the draw float64, where torch stayed + in bf16 throughout; and a temperature of 0 is greedy (the argmax), where + torch skipped the scaling and still sampled. The draw comes from ``rng``, + so a seeded generator makes it reproducible; it is not torch's + ``multinomial`` stream, so the same seed does not pick the same tokens. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + temperature: float, + top_k: int | None, + rng: np.random.Generator, + ): + if temperature < 0: + raise ValueError(f"temperature {temperature} is negative") + if top_k is not None and top_k < 1: + raise ValueError(f"top_k {top_k} keeps no token") + self.temperature = temperature + self.top_k = top_k + self.rng = rng + + def probabilities(self, logits: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + """The distribution a token is drawn from, float64, over ``logits`` (1-D).""" + x = np.asarray(logits, dtype=np.float32).reshape(-1) + x = x / np.float32(self.temperature) + if self.top_k is not None and self.top_k < x.size: + kth = np.partition(x, -self.top_k)[-self.top_k] + x = np.where(x < kth, -np.inf, x) + e = np.exp((x - x.max()).astype(np.float64)) + return e / e.sum() + + def __call__(self, logits: np.ndarray) -> int: + """One token id drawn from a row of logits (any shape of one row).""" + if self.temperature == 0: + return int(np.argmax(np.asarray(logits, dtype=np.float32).reshape(-1))) + probs = self.probabilities(logits) + cdf = np.cumsum(probs) + # The first token whose cumulative mass exceeds the draw; a zero-mass + # token never exceeds its predecessor, so it is never picked. + token = int(np.searchsorted(cdf, self.rng.random() * cdf[-1], side="right")) + # A draw just under 1 can round up to the total, past every token; + # it belongs to the last one with any mass. + return token if token < cdf.size else int(np.flatnonzero(probs)[-1]) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..d537e9621a --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py @@ -0,0 +1,332 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Llama 3.2's parameters and RoPE table as numpy, with no torch in the path. + +:class:`SafetensorsFile` maps a checkpoint read-only and hands out each +tensor as a zero-copy view of the mapping, so nothing is read from disk +until a byte is touched -- uploading a weight into a device buffer is the +one copy it ever gets. :class:`LlamaWeights` arranges those views into the +model's tree under the names :mod:`.model` gives them, which are the names +the graphs' weight buffers carry. + +Every matrix is ``(out, in)``, exactly as the checkpoint ships it and as +:mod:`.graphs` reads it today: decode's GEMV takes it as ``(M, K)`` and +prefill's GEMM as a column-major B (``b_col_maj=True``). Nothing here +transposes, casts or copies. +""" + +from __future__ import annotations + +import json +import mmap +import re +import struct +from dataclasses import dataclass +from pathlib import Path +from typing import Iterator + +import ml_dtypes +import numpy as np + +# Safetensors dtype names -> numpy dtypes. +_DTYPES: dict[str, np.dtype] = { + "BOOL": np.dtype(np.bool_), + "U8": np.dtype(np.uint8), + "I8": np.dtype(np.int8), + "U16": np.dtype(np.uint16), + "I16": np.dtype(np.int16), + "U32": np.dtype(np.uint32), + "I32": np.dtype(np.int32), + "U64": np.dtype(np.uint64), + "I64": np.dtype(np.int64), + "F16": np.dtype(np.float16), + "BF16": np.dtype(ml_dtypes.bfloat16), + "F32": np.dtype(np.float32), + "F64": np.dtype(np.float64), + "F8_E4M3": np.dtype(ml_dtypes.float8_e4m3fn), + "F8_E5M2": np.dtype(ml_dtypes.float8_e5m2), +} + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class TensorInfo: + """Where one tensor lives in the file's data section.""" + + dtype: np.dtype + shape: tuple[int, ...] + begin: int # byte offsets, relative to the start of the data section + end: int + + +class SafetensorsFile: + """A ``.safetensors`` file, mapped read-only. + + The format is an 8-byte little-endian header length, a JSON header naming + each tensor's dtype, shape and byte range, and the data. ``self[name]`` + is a read-only view of the mapping; the mapping stays alive for as long + as any view does. + """ + + def __init__(self, path: str | Path): + self.path = Path(path) + with open(self.path, "rb") as f: + (header_len,) = struct.unpack(" list[str]: + """The tensor names, in header order.""" + return list(self._tensors) + + def info(self, name: str) -> TensorInfo: + return self._tensors[name] + + def __contains__(self, name: str) -> bool: + return name in self._tensors + + def __len__(self) -> int: + return len(self._tensors) + + def __getitem__(self, name: str) -> np.ndarray: + """``name`` as a read-only view of the mapped file; no bytes are copied.""" + info = self._tensors[name] + count = (info.end - info.begin) // info.dtype.itemsize + flat = np.frombuffer( + self._map, + dtype=info.dtype, + count=count, + offset=self._data_start + info.begin, + ) + return flat.reshape(info.shape) + + +# The model tree +# ########################################################################## + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class LayerWeights: + """One transformer block's parameters; every matrix ``(out, in)``. + + Field ``f`` is :mod:`.model`'s ``layers.{i}.<_TREE_NAMES[f]>``, i.e. + ``blk.norm1.weight`` is ``norm1``, ``blk.attn.q.weight`` is ``q`` and + ``blk.ffn.gate.weight`` is ``gate``. + """ + + norm1: np.ndarray # (emb_dim,) + q: np.ndarray # (n_heads * head_dim, emb_dim) + k: np.ndarray # (n_kv_groups * head_dim, emb_dim) + v: np.ndarray # (n_kv_groups * head_dim, emb_dim) + o: np.ndarray # (emb_dim, n_heads * head_dim) + norm2: np.ndarray # (emb_dim,) + gate: np.ndarray # (hidden_dim, emb_dim) + up: np.ndarray # (hidden_dim, emb_dim) + down: np.ndarray # (emb_dim, hidden_dim) + + def arrays(self) -> dict[str, np.ndarray]: + """Field name -> array, in declaration order.""" + return { + "norm1": self.norm1, + "q": self.q, + "k": self.k, + "v": self.v, + "o": self.o, + "norm2": self.norm2, + "gate": self.gate, + "up": self.up, + "down": self.down, + } + + +# LayerWeights field -> (checkpoint suffix, :mod:`.model` suffix), per layer. +_LAYER_NAMES: dict[str, tuple[str, str]] = { + "norm1": ("input_layernorm.weight", "norm1.weight"), + "q": ("self_attn.q_proj.weight", "attn.q.weight"), + "k": ("self_attn.k_proj.weight", "attn.k.weight"), + "v": ("self_attn.v_proj.weight", "attn.v.weight"), + "o": ("self_attn.o_proj.weight", "attn.o.weight"), + "norm2": ("post_attention_layernorm.weight", "norm2.weight"), + "gate": ("mlp.gate_proj.weight", "ffn.gate.weight"), + "up": ("mlp.up_proj.weight", "ffn.up.weight"), + "down": ("mlp.down_proj.weight", "ffn.down.weight"), +} +_EMBEDDING = "model.embed_tokens.weight" +_NORM = "model.norm.weight" +_LAYER_KEY = re.compile(r"model\.layers\.(\d+)\.(.+)") + + +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class LlamaWeights: + """Every weight Llama 3.2 has, as views of the checkpoint. + + Llama 3.2 ties the output head to the token embedding: ``out_head`` is + ``embedding``, the same array, so it is one buffer on the device and one + name, ``out_head.weight``, as :mod:`.model` calls it. + + Each array is created once and kept: the graph tracer names and pins a + weight by the identity of the array a graph closed over, so a field must + return the same object on every read (a frozen dataclass does). + """ + + embedding: np.ndarray # (vocab_size, emb_dim) + norm: np.ndarray # (emb_dim,) + layers: tuple[LayerWeights, ...] + + @property + def out_head(self) -> np.ndarray: + """The output projection, ``(vocab_size, emb_dim)``: the embedding, tied.""" + return self.embedding + + @property + def emb_dim(self) -> int: + return self.embedding.shape[1] + + @property + def vocab_size(self) -> int: + return self.embedding.shape[0] + + @classmethod + def load(cls, path: str | Path) -> LlamaWeights: + """Map a Hugging Face Llama checkpoint; nothing is read until touched. + + Strict both ways: a missing key and a key this tree has no place for + (an untied ``lm_head.weight``, say) both raise, and every layer must + have the first layer's shapes, over the embedding's width. + """ + return cls.from_file(SafetensorsFile(path)) + + @classmethod + def from_file(cls, file: SafetensorsFile) -> LlamaWeights: + by_layer: dict[int, dict[str, np.ndarray]] = {} + suffixes = {hf: field for field, (hf, _) in _LAYER_NAMES.items()} + unknown = [] + for key in file.keys(): + match = _LAYER_KEY.fullmatch(key) + if key in (_EMBEDDING, _NORM): + continue + if match is None or match.group(2) not in suffixes: + unknown.append(key) + continue + by_layer.setdefault(int(match.group(1)), {})[suffixes[match.group(2)]] = ( + file[key] + ) + if unknown: + raise ValueError( + f"{file.path}: keys with no place in the tree: {sorted(unknown)}" + ) + missing = [k for k in (_EMBEDDING, _NORM) if k not in file] + if not by_layer: + missing.append("every layer") + elif sorted(by_layer) != list(range(len(by_layer))): + gaps = sorted(set(range(max(by_layer) + 1)) - set(by_layer)) + missing.append(f"layers {gaps}") + for i, found in sorted(by_layer.items()): + missing += [ + f"model.layers.{i}.{_LAYER_NAMES[f][0]}" + for f in _LAYER_NAMES + if f not in found + ] + if missing: + raise ValueError(f"{file.path}: missing {missing}") + + weights = cls( + embedding=file[_EMBEDDING], + norm=file[_NORM], + layers=tuple(LayerWeights(**by_layer[i]) for i in range(len(by_layer))), + ) + weights._check_shapes() + return weights + + def _check_shapes(self) -> None: + E = self.emb_dim + first = self.layers[0] + expected = { + "norm1": (E,), + "norm2": (E,), + "q": (first.q.shape[0], E), + "k": (first.k.shape[0], E), + "v": first.k.shape, + "o": (E, first.q.shape[0]), + "gate": (first.gate.shape[0], E), + "up": first.gate.shape, + "down": (E, first.gate.shape[0]), + } + if self.norm.shape != (E,): + raise ValueError(f"norm is {self.norm.shape}, not ({E},)") + for i, layer in enumerate(self.layers): + for field, array in layer.arrays().items(): + if array.shape != expected[field]: + raise ValueError( + f"layer {i} {field} is {array.shape}, expected {expected[field]}" + ) + + def named_parameters(self) -> Iterator[tuple[str, np.ndarray]]: + """``(name, array)`` under :mod:`.model`'s names; what ``iron.graph(names_from=...)`` reads.""" + for i, layer in enumerate(self.layers): + for field, array in layer.arrays().items(): + yield f"layers.{i}.{_LAYER_NAMES[field][1]}", array + yield "norm.weight", self.norm + yield "out_head.weight", self.out_head + + def embed(self, token_ids: np.ndarray | list[int]) -> np.ndarray: + """Token embeddings, ``(*token_ids.shape, emb_dim)``: rows of the table, copied.""" + return self.embedding[np.asarray(token_ids, dtype=np.int64)] + + +# RoPE +# ########################################################################## + + +def rope_angles( + head_dim: int, context_length: int, rope_base: float = 500000.0 +) -> np.ndarray: + """The RoPE table, ``(context_length, head_dim)`` float32: cos and sin + interleaved per frequency, as the device kernel reads it. + + The formula is :func:`.model.rope_angles`' in float32 -- ``inv_freq`` and + each ``position * inv_freq`` are rounded to float32 at the same points -- + but each transcendental is evaluated in float64 and rounded once, so + every entry is the correctly rounded float32 of that formula. torch + evaluates ``pow``, ``cos`` and ``sin`` through its own vectorised + routines, which are not correctly rounded, so the two tables are not + bitwise equal. This one is the nearer to exact; in the first 2048 rows, + 0.28% of entries round to a different bf16, by at most 2**-8. + """ + exponents = np.arange(0, head_dim, 2, dtype=np.float32) / np.float32(head_dim) + inv_freq = (1.0 / np.power(rope_base, exponents.astype(np.float64))).astype( + np.float32 + ) + freqs = np.outer(np.arange(context_length, dtype=np.float32), inv_freq) + angles = np.empty((context_length, head_dim), dtype=np.float32) + angles[:, ::2] = np.cos(freqs.astype(np.float64)) + angles[:, 1::2] = np.sin(freqs.astype(np.float64)) + return angles diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..84b0ff3300 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py @@ -0,0 +1,404 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""Llama's host side without torch: checkpoint reader, weight tree, RoPE +table, embedding and sampling (``weights.py``, ``sampling.py``). + +torch appears only here, as the oracle: the checkpoint files are written by +``safetensors.torch`` and every value is compared with what torch produces. +Tier 1 writes small real checkpoints to ``tmp_path``; tier 2 reads the +actual Llama-3.2-1B file and skips when it is absent. No NPU. +""" + +import json +import os +import struct +from pathlib import Path + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.sampling import Sampler +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.weights import ( + LlamaWeights, + SafetensorsFile, + rope_angles, +) + +torch = pytest.importorskip("torch") +safetensors_torch = pytest.importorskip("safetensors.torch") +model = pytest.importorskip("iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model") + + +def as_numpy(t): + """A torch tensor as numpy, bf16 preserved (the oracle side's converter).""" + if t.dtype is torch.bfloat16: + return t.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(bfloat16) + return t.numpy() + + +def bitwise_equal(a: np.ndarray, b: np.ndarray) -> bool: + return ( + a.dtype == b.dtype + and a.shape == b.shape + and np.array_equal(a.reshape(-1).view(np.uint8), b.reshape(-1).view(np.uint8)) + ) + + +class ToyConfig: + """Llama-3.2-1B's proportions at toy size: GQA, a wider FFN, a tied head.""" + + n_layers = 2 + emb_dim = 64 + hidden_dim = 128 + n_heads = 8 + n_kv_groups = 2 + head_dim = 8 + vocab_size = 32 + + +def toy_checkpoint(cfg=ToyConfig): + """A Hugging Face state_dict for ``cfg``, every tensor distinct, bf16.""" + head, kv = cfg.n_heads * cfg.head_dim, cfg.n_kv_groups * cfg.head_dim + E, F = cfg.emb_dim, cfg.hidden_dim + shapes = { + "input_layernorm.weight": (E,), + "self_attn.q_proj.weight": (head, E), + "self_attn.k_proj.weight": (kv, E), + "self_attn.v_proj.weight": (kv, E), + "self_attn.o_proj.weight": (E, head), + "post_attention_layernorm.weight": (E,), + "mlp.gate_proj.weight": (F, E), + "mlp.up_proj.weight": (F, E), + "mlp.down_proj.weight": (E, F), + } + gen = torch.Generator().manual_seed(0) + ckpt = { + "model.embed_tokens.weight": torch.randn(cfg.vocab_size, E, generator=gen), + "model.norm.weight": torch.randn(E, generator=gen), + } + for i in range(cfg.n_layers): + for suffix, shape in shapes.items(): + ckpt[f"model.layers.{i}.{suffix}"] = torch.randn(*shape, generator=gen) + return {k: v.to(torch.bfloat16) for k, v in ckpt.items()} + + +@pytest.fixture +def toy_path(tmp_path): + path = tmp_path / "toy.safetensors" + safetensors_torch.save_file(toy_checkpoint(), path) + return path + + +# Tier 1 -- the reader, on files safetensors itself wrote +# ########################################################################## + + +def test_reader_matches_safetensors_for_every_dtype(tmp_path): + gen = torch.Generator().manual_seed(1) + tensors = { + "bf16": torch.randn(3, 5, generator=gen).to(torch.bfloat16), + "f16": torch.randn(7, generator=gen).to(torch.float16), + "f32": torch.randn(2, 3, 4, generator=gen), + "f64": torch.randn(4, generator=gen).double(), + "i64": torch.arange(-5, 6, dtype=torch.int64), + "i32": torch.arange(9, dtype=torch.int32).reshape(3, 3), + "i16": torch.tensor([-2, 7], dtype=torch.int16), + "i8": torch.tensor([-128, 0, 127], dtype=torch.int8), + "u8": torch.tensor([0, 255], dtype=torch.uint8), + "bool": torch.tensor([True, False, True]), + "scalar": torch.tensor(3.5), + "empty": torch.empty(0, 4), + } + path = tmp_path / "dtypes.safetensors" + safetensors_torch.save_file(tensors, path, metadata={"format": "pt"}) + + file = SafetensorsFile(path) + expected = safetensors_torch.load_file(path) + assert set(file.keys()) == set(expected) + assert file.metadata == {"format": "pt"} + for name, t in expected.items(): + assert bitwise_equal(file[name], as_numpy(t)), name + + +def test_reader_views_the_mapping_without_copying(toy_path): + file = SafetensorsFile(toy_path) + a = file["model.norm.weight"] + b = file["model.norm.weight"] + assert a is not b and np.shares_memory(a, b) + assert not a.flags.writeable and not a.flags.owndata + with pytest.raises(ValueError): + a[0] = 0 + + +def test_reader_rejects_a_range_that_disagrees_with_the_shape(tmp_path): + header = {"x": {"dtype": "F32", "shape": [4], "data_offsets": [0, 12]}} + blob = json.dumps(header).encode() + path = tmp_path / "bad.safetensors" + path.write_bytes(struct.pack(" 1 # it does sample + + +def test_top_k_never_leaves_the_top_k(): + logits = random_logits() + k = 5 + x = logits.astype(np.float32) + top = set(np.flatnonzero(x >= np.sort(x)[-k]).tolist()) + sampler = Sampler(1.0, k, np.random.default_rng(3)) + assert {sampler(logits) for _ in range(2000)} == top + + +def test_top_k_keeps_ties_with_the_kth(): + logits = np.array([5.0, 3.0, 3.0, 3.0, 1.0], dtype=np.float32) + probs = Sampler(1.0, 2, np.random.default_rng(0)).probabilities(logits) + assert np.all(probs[:4] > 0) and probs[4] == 0 + + +def test_probabilities_are_the_harness_pipeline(): + """Temperature, top-k and softmax as harness.generate_token computes them, + here in float32 on both sides. bf16 logits tie often, so more than k + survive: both sides keep every tie with the k-th.""" + logits = random_logits(128256, seed=4) + sampler = Sampler(0.7, 50, np.random.default_rng(0)) + t = torch.from_numpy(logits.astype(np.float32)) / 0.7 + kth = torch.topk(t, 50).values[-1] + t = torch.where(t < kth, torch.tensor(float("-inf")), t) + expected = torch.softmax(t, dim=-1).double().numpy() + got = sampler.probabilities(logits) + assert np.array_equal(got > 0, expected > 0) + assert np.count_nonzero(got) >= 50 + np.testing.assert_allclose(got, expected, rtol=1e-6, atol=0) + + +def test_draws_follow_the_distribution(): + logits = np.log(np.array([0.5, 0.3, 0.2], dtype=np.float32)) + sampler = Sampler(1.0, None, np.random.default_rng(5)) + counts = np.bincount([sampler(logits) for _ in range(20000)], minlength=3) + np.testing.assert_allclose(counts / counts.sum(), [0.5, 0.3, 0.2], atol=0.015) + + +# Tier 2 -- the real checkpoint (no NPU), gated on its presence +# ########################################################################## + +weights_dir = Path(os.environ.get("IRON_EXAMPLE_WEIGHTS_DIR", "/srv")) +real_checkpoint = weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "model.safetensors" +requires_checkpoint = pytest.mark.skipif( + not real_checkpoint.exists(), + reason=f"llama3.2-1b checkpoint not found at {real_checkpoint}", +) + + +class RealConfig: + vocab_size = 128256 + emb_dim = 2048 + n_layers = 16 + n_heads = 32 + n_kv_groups = 8 + head_dim = 64 + hidden_dim = 8192 + + +@requires_checkpoint +def test_real_checkpoint_every_tensor_bitwise(): + file = SafetensorsFile(real_checkpoint) + expected = safetensors_torch.load_file(real_checkpoint) + assert set(file.keys()) == set(expected) + for name, t in expected.items(): + assert bitwise_equal(file[name], as_numpy(t)), name + + +@requires_checkpoint +def test_real_checkpoint_tree(): + weights = LlamaWeights.load(real_checkpoint) + c = RealConfig + head, kv = c.n_heads * c.head_dim, c.n_kv_groups * c.head_dim + assert weights.embedding.shape == (c.vocab_size, c.emb_dim) + assert weights.embedding.dtype == bfloat16 + assert weights.norm.shape == (c.emb_dim,) + assert len(weights.layers) == c.n_layers + for layer in weights.layers: + assert layer.norm1.shape == layer.norm2.shape == (c.emb_dim,) + assert layer.q.shape == (head, c.emb_dim) + assert layer.k.shape == layer.v.shape == (kv, c.emb_dim) + assert layer.o.shape == (c.emb_dim, head) + assert layer.gate.shape == layer.up.shape == (c.hidden_dim, c.emb_dim) + assert layer.down.shape == (c.emb_dim, c.hidden_dim) + expected_names = set( + model.translate_hf(safetensors_torch.load_file(real_checkpoint), c.n_layers) + ) + assert {n for n, _ in weights.named_parameters()} == expected_names + + +@requires_checkpoint +def test_real_checkpoint_embedding(): + weights = LlamaWeights.load(real_checkpoint) + table = safetensors_torch.load_file(real_checkpoint)["model.embed_tokens.weight"] + ids = [[128000, 791, 6864, 315, 9822, 374, 220, 128255, 0]] + expected = torch.nn.functional.embedding(torch.tensor(ids), table) + assert bitwise_equal(weights.embed(ids), as_numpy(expected)) From 1cbcf5c1bf80ef8958086e35c74fdbbcaa90d7cc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 18:09:53 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 204/215] One graph function, one version per input signature, one arena Calling a graph function at a new shape compiles a version for it, and every full-ELF version is placed in the function's one ArenaPlan: its weights and states are residents, uploaded once and read and written at the same offset by every version. Versions that cannot share (an xclbin chain) refuse a state rather than silently copying it. Bindings are typed (Binding: op, member, value, symbol) and callables take per-call values through write_values(), replacing the getattr/hasattr probing in CompiledGraph. A sequence settles its mode before placing anything in a shared arena. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/graph/compiled.py | 159 ++++++++++++++------ iron/common/graph/trace.py | 64 ++++++-- iron/common/image/callable.py | 23 +++ iron/common/image/sequence.py | 18 ++- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 16 +- iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py | 130 ++++++++++++++++ iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 12 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 4 +- 8 files changed, 343 insertions(+), 83 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py diff --git a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py index 5bfb3970bc..e84e35e588 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py @@ -1,7 +1,16 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""A graph function, and the image it compiles to.""" +"""A graph function, and the images it compiles to. + +A graph function is compiled once per input signature (shapes and dtypes): +each is a *version*, its own image. Every version reads the same weights +and states, and on a full ELF they share one scratch arena +(:class:`~iron.common.image.ArenaPlan`), so a weight is on the device once +and a state one version writes is where the next reads it. Nothing asks for +this: calling the function with a new shape compiles a version into the +arena its other versions already use. +""" from __future__ import annotations @@ -11,14 +20,20 @@ from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.utils import bfp from ..declare import ValueSpec from ..declare.member import _Value -from ..design import device_symbol -from ..image.packaging import plan +from ..image.allocator import ArenaPlan +from ..image.callable import ScratchArena +from ..image.packaging import Plan, plan +from ..image.sequence import ALIGNMENT from .handle import Handle, State, Value, _tensor_dtype from .trace import TracedGraph, Tracer, _ReferenceTracer +# One (parameter, shape, dtype name) per input: what picks a version. +Signature = tuple[tuple[str, tuple[int, ...], str], ...] + def _shape_and_dtype(spec): """``(shape)`` or ``((shape), dtype)``.""" @@ -70,7 +85,22 @@ def __init__(self, fn, names_from=None): self.value_params[p.name] = ann elif p.kind in (p.VAR_POSITIONAL, p.VAR_KEYWORD): raise TypeError(f"{fn.__name__}: *args/**kwargs are not traceable") - self._compiled = None + self._versions: dict[Signature, CompiledGraph] = {} + self._arena = ScratchArena(ArenaPlan(ALIGNMENT)) + + @property + def versions(self) -> dict[Signature, CompiledGraph]: + """Every version compiled so far, by input signature.""" + return dict(self._versions) + + @property + def arena(self) -> ScratchArena: + """The scratch arena every full-ELF version runs in.""" + return self._arena + + @staticmethod + def _signature(inputs: list[Handle]) -> Signature: + return tuple((h.name, h.shape, bfp.dtype_name(h.dtype)) for h in inputs) # -- tracing --------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -127,13 +157,18 @@ def compile( verbose=False, record="memory", **shapes, - ): - """Compile for the given input shapes and return a :class:`CompiledGraph`. + ) -> CompiledGraph: + """Compile the version for the given input shapes and return it. ``boundaries`` and ``image`` are the two packaging choices (:mod:`iron.common.image.packaging`); everything else is derived and, under ``verbose``, printed. ``record="disk"`` writes the image's :class:`~iron.common.image.artifacts.Artifacts` record beside it. + + A full-ELF version is placed in :attr:`arena`, with the weights and + states of every other version. Compile every version before the + first call where you can: a version placed after the arena's buffer + exists grows it, which copies it once. """ if dev is not None: aie_utils.set_current_device(dev) @@ -143,19 +178,44 @@ def compile( ) if verbose: print(chosen.report(self.__name__)) - self._compiled = CompiledGraph(traced, record=record, dispatch=chosen.dispatch) - self._compiled.plan = chosen - return self._compiled + signature = self._signature(traced.inputs) + shared = chosen.dispatch == "fused" + # Versions see one state only through the arena. Weights alone could + # be copied per version, so a stateless function still compiles. + others = [v for k, v in self._versions.items() if k != signature] + apart = not shared or any(v.arena is None for v in others) + stateful = traced.states or any(v.traced.states for v in others) + if others and apart and stateful: + raise NotImplementedError( + f"{self.__name__}: versions share their states through one " + f"scratch arena, which only a full ELF addresses; this version " + f"dispatches {chosen.dispatch!r}" + ) + version = CompiledGraph( + traced, chosen, record=record, arena=self._arena if shared else None + ) + self._versions[signature] = version + return version def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): - if self._compiled is None: + if len(tensors) != len(self.params): + raise TypeError( + f"{self.__name__} takes {len(self.params)} input(s), got " + f"{len(tensors)}" + ) + signature = tuple( + (name, tuple(int(n) for n in t.shape), bfp.dtype_name(_tensor_dtype(t))) + for name, t in zip(self.params, tensors) + ) + version = self._versions.get(signature) + if version is None: shapes = { name: (tuple(t.shape), _tensor_dtype(t)) for name, t in zip(self.params, tensors) } print(f"{self.__name__}: compiling for {shapes}") - self.compile(**shapes) - return self._compiled(*tensors, **values) + version = self.compile(**shapes) + return version(*tensors, **values) def reference(self, *tensors, **values): """The same function, each operator run through its ``reference()``.""" @@ -164,32 +224,49 @@ def reference(self, *tensors, **values): class CompiledGraph: - """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call.""" + """A traced graph built into an image, ready to call. - def __init__(self, traced: TracedGraph, record="memory", dispatch="auto"): + With an ``arena`` its weights and states are residents of that shared + scratch arena: placed once for every image in it, and uploaded once. + """ + + def __init__( + self, + traced: TracedGraph, + plan: Plan, + record="memory", + arena: ScratchArena | None = None, + ): self.traced = traced - self.symbols = [] - for op, name, value in traced.bindings: - bound = getattr(op, name, None) - if bound is None or not hasattr(bound, "kind"): - bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) - self.symbols.append((value.name, device_symbol(op, bound), value.dtype)) + self.plan = plan + self.arena = arena + # (graph value name, device symbol, dtype) per bound value. + self.symbols = [ + (b.value.name, b.symbol, b.value.dtype) for b in traced.bindings + ] # Equal design keys are one build (two projections on one array). # compile() builds the image; the runtime that loads it is made on # first use, so a host without an NPU can still compile. - self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=dispatch).compile(record=record) + placement = ( + {} if arena is None else dict(arena=arena.plan, residents=traced.residents) + ) + self.sequence = traced.sequence(dispatch=plan.dispatch, **placement).compile( + record=record + ) self.image = self.sequence.image # What the image consists of, by identity: its designs, which step # runs which, and where each buffer lands in its plan. self.artifacts = self.sequence.artifacts self._callable = None - self._uploaded = False + # Weights in this image's buffers, by storage key; an arena's own set + # when there is one, since then every image's weights are the same. + self._loaded: set = set() if arena is None else arena.loaded @property def callable(self): """The loaded image, made on first use (needs the XRT runtime).""" if self._callable is None: - self._callable = self.sequence.get_callable() + self._callable = self.sequence.get_callable(self.arena) return self._callable # -- buffers --------------------------------------------------------------- @@ -197,7 +274,7 @@ def callable(self): def buffer(self, x): """The device buffer of a state, a weight tensor, or a handle.""" if isinstance(x, State): - name = self.traced.states[id(x)].name + name = self.traced.states[id(x)][1].name elif isinstance(x, Handle): name = x.buffer_name elif id(x) in self.traced.weights: @@ -216,19 +293,17 @@ def read(self, x): """A state's or weight's current contents, as a host tensor of its shape.""" buf = self.buffer(x) buf.to("cpu") - shape = self.traced.states[id(x)].shape if isinstance(x, State) else x.shape - return buf.numpy().reshape(tuple(shape)) + return buf.numpy().reshape(tuple(x.shape)) def _copy_in(self, name, tensor) -> None: _store(self.callable.get_buffer(name).numpy_view(), tensor) def upload(self) -> None: - """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer; once.""" - if self._uploaded: - return - for tensor, handle in self.traced.weights.values(): - self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) - self._uploaded = True + """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer, once per storage.""" + for key, (tensor, handle) in self.traced.weights.items(): + if key not in self._loaded: + self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) + self._loaded.add(key) def load(self) -> "CompiledGraph": """Load the image and upload its weights now, rather than on first call.""" @@ -269,27 +344,11 @@ def _write_values(self, values) -> None: ) if not self.symbols: return - # Looked up on the class: getattr() on the instance would turn an - # AttributeError raised inside the property (a pyxrt without the ctrl - # scratchpad) into "takes no per-call values". - params = ( - self.callable.params if hasattr(type(self.callable), "params") else None - ) - if params is not None: - for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols: - params.write(symbol, np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name])) - params.sync() - return - if hasattr(self.callable, "dispatch_values"): - # An image without a scratchpad: each kernel takes its values as - # dispatch-time scalars and regenerates its stream (ยง6). - self.callable.dispatch_values = { + self.callable.write_values( + { symbol: np.dtype(dtype).type(values[name]) for name, symbol, dtype in self.symbols } - return - raise NotImplementedError( - f"{type(self.callable).__name__} takes no per-call values" ) diff --git a/iron/common/graph/trace.py b/iron/common/graph/trace.py index f4ed0a43ce..bbfed2bc9d 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/trace.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/trace.py @@ -7,14 +7,16 @@ import dataclasses import itertools +from collections.abc import Hashable import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from aie.utils import bfp -from ..declare import Operator, Resident, infer, infer_kwargs +from ..declare import BoundValue, Operator, Resident, infer, infer_kwargs from ..declare.member import _Buffer as _Buffer_, _Value +from ..design import device_symbol from ..image.sequence import OperatorSequence from .handle import Handle, State, Value, _tensor_dtype, is_operand @@ -39,9 +41,31 @@ def names(self) -> list: return [h.buffer_name for h in self.slots] +@dataclasses.dataclass(frozen=True) +class Binding: + """A per-call value of the graph, bound to one operator's value member. + + ``member`` is the operator's own, or its overlay's for a core-read value + the overlay declares (the dynamic softmax's vector size). + """ + + op: Operator + member: BoundValue + value: Value + + @property + def symbol(self) -> str: + """The device symbol the host writes this value through.""" + return device_symbol(self.op, self.member) + + @dataclasses.dataclass class TracedGraph: - """What tracing a graph function for given shapes produced.""" + """What tracing a graph function for given shapes produced. + + ``weights`` and ``states`` are keyed by the identity of the object the + function closed over, and hold that object, so the key stays its own. + """ name: str steps: list @@ -49,14 +73,26 @@ class TracedGraph: outputs: list # Handles returned values: list # Values, in parameter order pinned: dict # buffer name -> nbytes, for weights, states and slice parents - weights: dict # id(tensor) -> (tensor, Handle) - states: dict # id(State) -> Handle - bindings: list # (op, member name, Value) + weights: dict[int, tuple[object, Handle]] # id(tensor) -> (tensor, Handle) + states: dict[int, tuple[State, Handle]] # id(State) -> (State, Handle) + bindings: list[Binding] @property def runlist(self) -> list: return [(s.op, *s.names) for s in self.steps] + @property + def residents(self) -> dict[str, Hashable]: + """Buffer name -> storage key of every weight and state. + + The key is the identity of the tensor or :class:`State` closed over: + the same in every trace of the function, so each version compiled + from it addresses one copy. + """ + found = {h.name: key for key, (_, h) in self.weights.items()} + found.update((h.name, key) for key, (_, h) in self.states.items()) + return found + @property def input_args(self) -> list: return [h.name for h in self.inputs] @@ -98,10 +134,10 @@ class Tracer: def __init__(self, name: str, names_from=None): self.name = name self.steps: list[TracedStep] = [] - self.weights: dict[int, tuple] = {} - self.states: dict[int, Handle] = {} + self.weights: dict[int, tuple[object, Handle]] = {} + self.states: dict[int, tuple[State, Handle]] = {} self.overlays: dict = {} - self.bindings: list = [] + self.bindings: list[Binding] = [] self._bound: dict[int, dict] = {} # id(op) -> {member: Value} self._counter = itertools.count() self._names = {} @@ -124,8 +160,8 @@ def operand(self, x) -> Handle: key = id(x) if key not in self.states: x.name = x.name or f"state{len(self.states)}" - self.states[key] = Handle(x.shape, x.dtype, x.name, "state") - return self.states[key] + self.states[key] = (x, Handle(x.shape, x.dtype, x.name, "state")) + return self.states[key][1] if is_operand(x): key = id(x) if key not in self.weights: @@ -216,7 +252,8 @@ def _bind(self, op, name, value) -> None: if name not in bound: op.use_value(name) bound[name] = value - self.bindings.append((op, name, value)) + member = next(v for v in op.values if v.name == name) + self.bindings.append(Binding(op, member, value)) def _bind_overlay(self, op, name, value) -> None: """Bind a core-read value the operator's overlay declares.""" @@ -233,7 +270,8 @@ def _bind_overlay(self, op, name, value) -> None: ) if name not in bound: bound[name] = value - self.bindings.append((op, name, value)) + member = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) + self.bindings.append(Binding(op, member, value)) def _record(self, op, operands): buffers = op.buffers @@ -300,7 +338,7 @@ def finish(self, inputs, outputs, values) -> TracedGraph: pinned = {} for _, h in self.weights.values(): pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes - for h in self.states.values(): + for _, h in self.states.values(): pinned[h.name] = h.nbytes # A slice's parent must have an explicit size, whatever produced it. for step in self.steps: diff --git a/iron/common/image/callable.py b/iron/common/image/callable.py index 6c3aee8e28..9f39c6f911 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/callable.py +++ b/iron/common/image/callable.py @@ -4,8 +4,10 @@ """What a caller invokes once a sequence has an image: one class per image kind.""" from __future__ import annotations + import logging import time +from collections.abc import Mapping import ml_dtypes import numpy as np @@ -169,6 +171,10 @@ def _sync_outputs(self): def _run(self): raise NotImplementedError + def write_values(self, values: Mapping[str, np.generic]) -> None: + """Set the per-call values, by device symbol, for the next run.""" + raise NotImplementedError(f"{type(self).__name__} takes no per-call values") + def __call__(self): self._sync_inputs() t0 = time.perf_counter() @@ -253,6 +259,18 @@ def params(self): self._params = ParameterScratchpad(self.run_handle, str(params_path)) return self._params + def write_values(self, values: Mapping[str, np.generic]) -> None: + """Write each value into the ctrl scratchpad and sync it.""" + params = self.params + if params is None: + raise ValueError( + f"{self.op.name} was built without per-call values; got " + f"{sorted(values)}" + ) + for symbol, value in values.items(): + params.write(symbol, value) + params.sync() + def _allocate_buffers(self): in_sz, out_sz, scratch_sz = self.op.buffer_sizes self.input_buffer = XRTTensor((_n_elements(in_sz),), dtype=ml_dtypes.bfloat16) @@ -388,6 +406,11 @@ def _allocate_buffers(self): for step_op, *buf_names in self.op.runlist ] + def write_values(self, values: Mapping[str, np.generic]) -> None: + """Each kernel takes its values as dispatch-time scalars and + regenerates its stream (ยง6).""" + self.dispatch_values = dict(values) + def _run(self): # Walk the execution plan alongside the resolved runlist steps; the # per-step behaviour is delegated to _run_step so that compare mode can diff --git a/iron/common/image/sequence.py b/iron/common/image/sequence.py index 218515d6ac..2654f09be9 100644 --- a/iron/common/image/sequence.py +++ b/iron/common/image/sequence.py @@ -61,6 +61,9 @@ class OperatorSequence: arena: Place the scratch buffers in this shared :class:`ArenaPlan` rather than a private arena. Only the full ELF addresses its scratch by offset in a buffer it is handed, so only it can share. + The reference mode lays the arena out (a plan checkable without + an NPU) but runs each buffer on the host by name, so it shares + nothing. residents: With ``arena``, the scratch buffers that are residents there, by storage key; every other scratch buffer is a transient. """ @@ -365,15 +368,22 @@ def length_of(arg): return subbuffer_layout, buffer_sizes, slice_info def prepare(self): - """Lay the buffers out and settle the mode, before anything is built.""" - self.subbuffer_layout, self.buffer_sizes, self.slice_info = ( - self.calculate_buffer_layout() - ) + """Settle the mode and lay the buffers out, before anything is built.""" if self.mode is None: # The platform default for a hand-written sequence; a graph goes # through packaging.plan, which also weighs its values and boundaries. npu2 = isinstance(aie_utils.get_current_device(), NPU2) self.mode = "fused" if npu2 else "separate" + if self.arena is not None and not npu2: + raise ValueError( + f"{self.name}: a shared arena needs the full ELF, which this " + f"device does not dispatch" + ) + # After the mode: a sequence that cannot run in its arena must not + # have placed anything there. + self.subbuffer_layout, self.buffer_sizes, self.slice_info = ( + self.calculate_buffer_layout() + ) image, _ = _MODES[self.mode] self._image = image() if image is not None else None diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index 0fc2e9626f..b5453ef2a9 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -126,8 +126,9 @@ def test_overlays_are_shared_by_design_key_and_extents_are_not(): def test_per_call_values_bind_to_the_operator_and_enable_it(): ffn, _ = _ffn() t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) - ((op, member, value),) = t.bindings - assert type(op) is StridedCopy and member == "out_offset" + (binding,) = t.bindings + op, value = binding.op, binding.value + assert type(op) is StridedCopy and binding.member.name == "out_offset" assert value.name == "pos" and value.kind == "scratchpad" assert op.uses_value("out_offset") and not op.uses_value("in_offset") assert [v.name for v in op.values] == ["out_offset"] @@ -157,7 +158,8 @@ def test_every_traced_operator_tunes_from_the_device_alone(): def test_a_state_written_by_one_step_is_pinned_and_readable(): ffn, refs = _ffn() t = ffn.trace(x=(1, E)) - handle = t.states[id(refs["cache"])] + state, handle = t.states[id(refs["cache"])] + assert state is refs["cache"] assert handle.role == "state" and handle.name == "state0" assert refs["cache"].name == "state0" @@ -351,9 +353,11 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): assert t.pinned["keys_cache_0"] == cfg.n_kv_groups * L * cfg.head_dim * 2 # One strided copy instance per layer is bound to cache_offset on both of # its call sites; every softmax binds vector_size on its overlay. - copies = [(op, n) for op, n, v in t.bindings if v.name == "cache_offset"] + copies = [ + (b.op, b.member.name) for b in t.bindings if b.value.name == "cache_offset" + ] assert len(copies) == cfg.n_layers * 2 and all(n == "out_offset" for _, n in copies) - softmaxes = [op for op, n, v in t.bindings if v.name == "vector_size"] + softmaxes = [b.op for b in t.bindings if b.value.name == "vector_size"] assert len(softmaxes) == cfg.n_layers assert type(softmaxes[0].ov).__name__ == "DynamicSoftmaxOverlay" # The same array serves every layer's like projections. @@ -414,7 +418,7 @@ def test_llama_prefill_traces_over_the_decode_caches(): K = {op.K for op in gemms} assert K == {cfg.emb_dim, cfg.hidden_dim, cfg.n_heads * cfg.head_dim} # The last-row copy is the one operator bound to the per-call offset. - assert [(type(op).__name__, n) for op, n, _ in t.bindings] == [ + assert [(type(b.op).__name__, b.member.name) for b in t.bindings] == [ ("StridedCopy", "in_offset") ] for op in t.operators: diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..2c7d008120 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py @@ -0,0 +1,130 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""One graph function, called at two shapes, is two images over one arena. + +Each input signature compiles its own version, and every full-ELF version +runs in the function's one scratch arena: a weight is placed and uploaded +once, and a state one version writes is the bytes the next reads. These run +on the device, because the claim is about bytes -- two hw contexts over one +buffer object, offsets baked into two ELFs -- and a wrong offset produces +wrong numbers, not an error. + +The function below writes its state at one shape and reads it at the other: +``f(x)`` with ``x`` one line long stores ``x + w`` in the state and returns +``x + 2w``; with ``x`` two lines long it returns ``(x + w2)[second line] + +state``. +""" + +import numpy as np +import pytest +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 + +import aie.utils as aie_utils +from aie.iron.device import from_name + +import iron +from iron.common.image import packaging +from iron.operators import ElementwiseAdd + +E = 1024 +TILE = 128 + + +@pytest.fixture(autouse=True) +def device(): + previous = aie_utils.get_current_device() + aie_utils.set_current_device(from_name("npu2", n_cols=8)) + yield + aie_utils.set_current_device(previous) + + +def _numbers(n, seed): + # Small integers: every sum below is exact in bf16. + rng = np.random.default_rng(seed) + return rng.integers(-8, 8, size=n).astype(bfloat16) + + +def _function(): + w = _numbers(E, 1) + w2 = _numbers(2 * E, 2) + s = iron.state((E,), name="line") + + @iron.graph + def f(x): + if x.shape[0] == E: + ElementwiseAdd(x, w, s, tile_size=TILE) + return ElementwiseAdd(s, w, tile_size=TILE) + y = ElementwiseAdd(x, w2, tile_size=TILE) + return ElementwiseAdd(y[E:], s, tile_size=TILE) + + return f, w, w2, s + + +def _f32(a): + return np.asarray(a, dtype=np.float32) + + +def test_two_shapes_share_weights_and_state_through_one_arena(): + """Both compiled before the first call: the arena is made once, at size.""" + f, w, w2, s = _function() + one = f.compile(x=(E,)) + two = f.compile(x=(2 * E,)) + assert len(f.versions) == 2 + assert one.arena is two.arena is f.arena + assert one.plan.dispatch == two.plan.dispatch == "fused" + + # The state is one resident: the same bytes in both images. + layout_one = one.sequence.get_layout_for_buffer("line") + assert layout_one == two.sequence.get_layout_for_buffer("line") + assert layout_one[0] == "scratch" + + x1, x2 = _numbers(E, 3), _numbers(2 * E, 4) + out = f(x1).numpy() + np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(out), _f32(x1) + 2 * _f32(w)) + out = f(x2).numpy() + expect = (_f32(x2) + _f32(w2))[E:] + _f32(x1) + _f32(w) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(out), expect) + + # Each weight went up once, whichever version touched it first. + assert f.arena.loaded == {id(w), id(w2)} + assert f.arena.generation == 1 + # One buffer holds both images: their residents, and the larger of + # their transients, not the sum of two private arenas. + private = sum(v.sequence.buffer_sizes[2] for v in f.versions.values()) + assert f.arena.plan.size < private + + +def test_a_version_compiled_after_the_first_call_grows_the_arena_and_keeps_state(): + """Compiling on first call at a new shape: the arena grows under the + version that already ran, which keeps working.""" + f, w, w2, s = _function() + x1, x2 = _numbers(E, 5), _numbers(2 * E, 6) + + first = f(x1).numpy().copy() + np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(first), _f32(x1) + 2 * _f32(w)) + assert f.arena.generation == 1 + + out = f(x2).numpy() # compiles the second version, grows the arena + assert f.arena.generation == 2 + expect = (_f32(x2) + _f32(w2))[E:] + _f32(x1) + _f32(w) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(out), expect) + + # The first version rebinds to the grown buffer and still computes. + x3 = _numbers(E, 7) + out = f(x3).numpy() + np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(out), _f32(x3) + 2 * _f32(w)) + + # A state written through one version reads back through the other. + (one, two) = f.versions.values() + line = _numbers(E, 8) + one.write(s, line) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(two.read(s)), _f32(line)) + + +def test_versions_that_cannot_share_an_arena_refuse_a_state(): + f, *_ = _function() + f.compile(x=(E,), boundaries=packaging.each_step) + with pytest.raises(NotImplementedError, match="only a full ELF"): + f.compile(x=(2 * E,)) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index bfebb7b6dd..e2d97786e1 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -79,16 +79,12 @@ def test_swiglu_decode_graph_compiles_to_a_full_elf(): def _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts): - from iron.common.design import device_symbol - table = _params(artifacts) # Every value the graph bound is a parameter the host can write. - for op, name, value in traced.bindings: - bound = getattr(op, name, None) - if bound is None or not hasattr(bound, "kind"): - bound = next(v for v in op.ov.values if v.name == name) - symbol = device_symbol(op, bound) - assert symbol in table, f"{symbol} ({value.name}) missing from {sorted(table)}" + for b in traced.bindings: + assert ( + b.symbol in table + ), f"{b.symbol} ({b.value.name}) missing from {sorted(table)}" def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(): diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index 009044b8a4..a8f6480e37 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): cfg = _Config() traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) - bound = {id(op) for op, _, _ in traced.bindings} + bound = {id(b.op) for b in traced.bindings} assert bound, "the decode graph binds values" _lower_all(traced, tmp_path) @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ def test_prefill_graph_operators_lower_with_their_value(tmp_path): cfg = _Config() decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16).trace(cfg) - assert [v.name for _, _, v in traced.bindings] == ["last"] + assert [b.value.name for b in traced.bindings] == ["last"] _lower_all(traced, tmp_path) From 80b479cecb10894038859638503f066e65ed1fbc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 18:16:50 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 205/215] Llama: the NPU path without torch npu.py, harness.py and graphs.py run on numpy: the weights are the mapped safetensors checkpoint, the embedding a numpy gather, the RoPE table the numpy one, sampling the seeded numpy Sampler. torch is left to the CPU reference (model.py, reference.py) and the accuracy entry point, which is its own module (accuracy.py) so the application never imports it. The NPU and the reference read one RoPE table. AIELlama takes its images as arguments, so the CPU tests stand the graph references in without a monkeypatch, and run the harness's accuracy and determinism checks. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py | 33 ++- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py | 43 ++++ iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py | 117 ++++------- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py | 177 +++++++--------- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/model.py | 46 ++++- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py | 213 +++++++++----------- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/reference.py | 46 +++++ iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py | 11 +- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py | 8 +- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 2 +- iron/tests/common/llama_model.py | 83 ++++++-- iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 114 ++++++++--- iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py | 18 +- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 3 +- 14 files changed, 533 insertions(+), 381 deletions(-) create mode 100644 iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py create mode 100644 iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/reference.py diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py index 56c5dea44f..b137523707 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/__init__.py @@ -3,16 +3,29 @@ """Llama 3.2 1B end to end. -* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model` -- the parameters as a module - tree, so a checkpoint's ``state_dict`` loads into it and every weight has - one name, plus the plain causal forward the graphs are checked against. +The NPU application imports no torch: + +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.weights` -- the checkpoint mapped + as numpy (:class:`~.weights.LlamaWeights`), the embedding gather, and the + RoPE table both the NPU and the reference read. * :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs` -- prefill and decode as - graph functions over that tree; they trace on handles, so they compile - against a device or against nothing. -* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu` -- both graphs as one image, - and the forward pass the host loop calls. -* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.harness` -- the checkpoint, the - tokenizer and the generation loop. + graph functions over those weights; they trace on handles, so they + compile against a device or against nothing. +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu` -- both graphs as fused + images, and the forward pass the host loop calls. +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.sampling` -- temperature and top-k + sampling in numpy. +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.harness` -- the config, the + tokenizer, the generation loop and the accuracy and determinism checks. + +torch is the CPU reference only: + +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model` -- the parameters as a + module tree and the plain causal forward the graphs are checked against. +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.reference` -- that forward behind + the harness's forward-pass protocol, numpy in and out. +* :mod:`~iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.accuracy` -- the NPU against it. -Run it with ``python -m iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu``. +Run it with ``python -m iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu``; the accuracy +check with ``python -m iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.accuracy``. """ diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..7353d30769 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The NPU against the float32 CPU reference, teacher-forced. + +Its own entry point because the reference is torch (:mod:`.reference`) and +the NPU application is not. Run with +``python -m iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.accuracy WEIGHTS TOKENIZER``. +""" + +import logging + +from . import harness +from .npu import setup +from .reference import ReferenceForward + + +def main(): + logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) + parser = harness.argument_parser( + "Compare each step's logits against an fp32 CPU reference, feeding both " + "the reference's greedy token" + ) + args = parser.parse_args() + config, state, _, npu = setup(args) + results = harness.check_accuracy( + config, + state, + npu.forward, + config, + harness.LlamaModelState(config), + ReferenceForward(config), + args.num_tokens, + ) + kl = [k for k, _ in results] + print(f"[Accuracy] Prefill KL: {kl[0]:.6f}") + if len(kl) > 1: + print(f"[Accuracy] Decode max KL: {max(kl[1:]):.6f}") + print(f"[Accuracy] Top-1 mismatches: {sum(not t for _, t in results)}") + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + main() diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py index c40594ed7e..d2669e5c38 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py @@ -5,23 +5,26 @@ :class:`DecodeGraph` runs one token through every transformer block, the final norm and the output head, with the KV caches as device-resident -state and the weights closed over from the module tree; the cache position +state and the weights closed over from ``config.weights``; the cache position and the softmax's valid row length are per-call scratchpad values. :class:`PrefillGraph` runs the prompt, at the compile-time maximum length with the prompt in a prefix, writes the caches and returns the last prompt token's logits. Both are traced here on handles; compiled by ``npu.py`` against a device, or by a -test against nothing. ``config`` is the model's shape (``n_layers``, -``n_heads``, ``n_kv_groups``, ``head_dim``, ``emb_dim``, ``hidden_dim``) -with the parameter tree as ``config.model`` (:class:`.model.Llama`). +test against nothing. ``config`` is the model's shape (``n_heads``, +``n_kv_groups``, ``head_dim``, ``emb_dim``, ``hidden_dim``) +with the parameters as ``config.weights`` (:class:`.weights.LlamaWeights`); +the depth is the number of layers it holds. Each array is closed over +as-is, so the tracer names and pins it by identity. """ import math import numpy as np -import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 +import aie.utils as aie_utils + import iron from iron.common.declare import Scratchpad from iron.operators.elementwise_add import ElementwiseAdd @@ -38,49 +41,6 @@ from iron.operators.transpose import Transpose -def _np(t): - """A torch tensor as numpy, bf16 preserved.""" - t = t.detach() - if t.dtype is torch.bfloat16: - return t.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(bfloat16) - return t.numpy() - - -def _torch(a): - """A numpy array as torch, bf16 preserved and memory shared: the inverse of _np.""" - if a.dtype == bfloat16: - return torch.from_numpy(a.view(np.uint16)).view(torch.bfloat16) - return torch.from_numpy(a) - - -class Weights: - """A module tree's parameters as numpy, each converted exactly once. - - The graph layer and every operator reference are numpy; the tree these - come from is torch, because that is how the checkpoint ships and how - :mod:`.model` computes the CPU forward. This is the one boundary. - - Converting once matters beyond the cost: the tracer pins a weight and - names it by the identity of the array the graph closed over, so a fresh - array per trace would leave every weight unnamed and unpinned. - """ - - def __init__(self, module): - self._by_id, self._named = {}, [] - for name, p in module.named_parameters(): - array = _np(p) - self._by_id[id(p)] = array - self._named.append((name, array)) - - def __call__(self, parameter): - """The numpy array standing for ``parameter``, the same one each time.""" - return self._by_id[id(parameter)] - - def named_parameters(self): - """What ``iron.graph(names_from=...)`` reads, over the numpy arrays.""" - return iter(self._named) - - class DecodeGraph: """The decode graph function and the state it closes over. @@ -91,27 +51,23 @@ class DecodeGraph: """ def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None): - model = config.model - W = Weights(model) + W = config.weights H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim if num_aie_columns is None: # The device's width: eight on NPU2, four on NPU1. The tile sizes # below divide by it, so it is fixed when the graph is written. - import aie.utils as aie_utils - dev = aie_utils.get_current_device() num_aie_columns = dev.cols if dev is not None else 8 L, cols = max_seq_len, num_aie_columns self.max_seq_len = L self.num_aie_columns = cols self.keys = [ - iron.state((G, L * D), name=f"keys_cache_{i}") - for i in range(config.n_layers) + iron.state((G, L * D), name=f"keys_cache_{i}") for i in range(len(W.layers)) ] self.values = [ iron.state((G, L * D), name=f"values_cache_{i}") - for i in range(config.n_layers) + for i in range(len(W.layers)) ] # 1/sqrt(head_dim) over every score, as the elementwise multiply wants it. self.scale = np.full((H, L), 1.0 / math.sqrt(D), dtype=bfloat16) @@ -146,13 +102,13 @@ def decode( cache_offset: Scratchpad[np.int32], vector_size: Scratchpad[np.int32], ): - for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + for i, lw in enumerate(W.layers): # - h = RMSNorm(x, W(blk.norm1.weight)) + h = RMSNorm(x, lw.norm1) # - q = proj(W(blk.attn.q.weight), h, tile_out=D // 2) - k = proj(W(blk.attn.k.weight), h, tile_out=D // 2) - v = proj(W(blk.attn.v.weight), h, tile_out=D // 2) + q = proj(lw.q, h, tile_out=D // 2) + k = proj(lw.k, h, tile_out=D // 2) + v = proj(lw.v, h, tile_out=D // 2) q = RoPE(q.reshape(H, D), angles) k = RoPE(k.reshape(G, D), angles) StridedCopy(k, keys[i], out_offset=cache_offset, **copy_into_cache) @@ -179,23 +135,23 @@ def decode( s=8, ) ctx = proj(v_t, weights, tile_out=4) - o = proj(W(blk.attn.o.weight), ctx.reshape(H * D), tile_out=E // cols) + o = proj(lw.o, ctx.reshape(H * D), tile_out=E // cols) # x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) - h = RMSNorm(x, W(blk.norm2.weight)) - gate = proj(W(blk.ffn.gate.weight), h, tile_out=F // cols) - up = proj(W(blk.ffn.up.weight), h, tile_out=F // cols) + h = RMSNorm(x, lw.norm2) + gate = proj(lw.gate, h, tile_out=F // cols) + up = proj(lw.up, h, tile_out=F // cols) act = ElementwiseMul( SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F // cols), up, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F // cols, ) - down = proj(W(blk.ffn.down.weight), act, tile_in=1, tile_out=E // cols) + down = proj(lw.down, act, tile_in=1, tile_out=E // cols) x = ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) # - x = RMSNorm(x, W(model.norm.weight)) - return proj(W(model.out_head.weight), x, tile_out=32) + x = RMSNorm(x, W.norm) + return proj(W.out_head, x, tile_out=32) self.graph = decode @@ -226,8 +182,7 @@ class PrefillGraph: """ def __init__(self, config, decode, *, num_of_pipelines=8, tile_m=64): - model = config.model - W = Weights(model) + W = config.weights H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim L, cols = decode.max_seq_len, decode.num_aie_columns @@ -275,13 +230,13 @@ def norm(x, weight): @iron.graph(names_from=W) def prefill(x, angles, *, last: Scratchpad[np.int32]): - for i, blk in enumerate(model.layers): + for i, lw in enumerate(W.layers): # - h = norm(x, W(blk.norm1.weight)) + h = norm(x, lw.norm1) # - q = proj(h, W(blk.attn.q.weight)) # (L, H*D) - k = proj(h, W(blk.attn.k.weight)) # (L, G*D) - v = proj(h, W(blk.attn.v.weight)) + q = proj(h, lw.q) # (L, H*D) + k = proj(h, lw.k) # (L, G*D) + v = proj(h, lw.v) # One angle row per position, applied to that position's heads. q = RoPE(q.reshape(L * H, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) k = RoPE(k.reshape(L * G, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) @@ -294,25 +249,25 @@ def prefill(x, angles, *, last: Scratchpad[np.int32]): heads_interleaved=True, num_of_pipelines=num_of_pipelines, ) - o = proj(o.reshape(L, H * D), W(blk.attn.o.weight)) + o = proj(o.reshape(L, H * D), lw.o) # x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) - h = norm(x, W(blk.norm2.weight)) - gate = proj(h, W(blk.ffn.gate.weight)) - up = proj(h, W(blk.ffn.up.weight)) + h = norm(x, lw.norm2) + gate = proj(h, lw.gate) + up = proj(h, lw.up) act = ElementwiseMul( SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F), up, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F, ) - down = proj(act, W(blk.ffn.down.weight)) + down = proj(act, lw.down) x = ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) # x_last = StridedCopy(x, in_offset=last, **last_row).reshape(1, E) - h = RMSNorm(x_last, W(model.norm.weight)) + h = RMSNorm(x_last, W.norm) return GEMV( - W(model.out_head.weight), + W.out_head, h, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size_input=4, diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py index 7bf9bc22d5..f97c97c3eb 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py @@ -5,23 +5,30 @@ """ Inference harness -- all the necessary code _other_ than the actual model (forward pass). -``init`` loads the weights, the tokenizer and the RoPE table and tokenizes -the prompt; ``generate`` runs the generation loop, calling the given -``forward_pass(config, state)`` for the prompt and then per token, and +``init`` maps the weights, loads the tokenizer, builds the RoPE table and +tokenizes the prompt; ``generate`` runs the generation loop, calling the +given ``forward_pass(config, state)`` for the prompt and then per token, and decodes and prints each token. + +A forward pass takes the token ids as an ``int64`` array ``(1, n)`` and +returns the logits as an array ``(1, 1, vocab_size)``: numpy throughout, so +nothing here needs torch. Only the CPU reference does (:mod:`.reference`). """ -import torch +import argparse import sys -from pathlib import Path import time -import argparse +from pathlib import Path -import safetensors.torch +import numpy as np import tiktoken import tiktoken.load -from .model import Llama, rope_angles +from .sampling import Sampler +from .weights import LlamaWeights, rope_angles + +#: Seeds the sampler, so a run's text is reproducible. +SEED = 1608560892 # Configuration # ########################################################################## @@ -61,17 +68,43 @@ def __init__(self, weights_path, tokenizer_path): } ) - # Load model weights and tokenizer. The module tree names every weight - # once, and load_state_dict is strict, so a checkpoint that disagrees - # with this config on any key or shape fails here rather than at the - # first dispatch. The parameters share storage with self.weights. - self.weights = safetensors.torch.load_file(weights_path) - self.model = Llama.from_hf(self, self.weights) + # Map the weights and load the tokenizer. The mapping is read as the + # weights are uploaded, not here; the tree is strict about keys and + # shapes, and _check_weights about this config, so a checkpoint that + # disagrees with either fails here rather than at the first dispatch. + self.weights = LlamaWeights.load(weights_path) + self._check_weights() self.tokenizer = get_tokenizer(tokenizer_path, self.special_tokens) - # The RoPE angle look-up table + # The RoPE angle look-up table, float32; the NPU and the CPU reference + # both read this one. self.angles = rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length, self.rope_base) + def _check_weights(self): + layer = self.weights.layers[0] + found = { + "n_layers": len(self.weights.layers), + "vocab_size": self.weights.vocab_size, + "emb_dim": self.weights.emb_dim, + "n_heads * head_dim": layer.q.shape[0], + "n_kv_groups * head_dim": layer.k.shape[0], + "hidden_dim": layer.gate.shape[0], + } + expected = { + "n_layers": self.n_layers, + "vocab_size": self.vocab_size, + "emb_dim": self.emb_dim, + "n_heads * head_dim": self.n_heads * self.head_dim, + "n_kv_groups * head_dim": self.n_kv_groups * self.head_dim, + "hidden_dim": self.hidden_dim, + } + wrong = {k: (found[k], v) for k, v in expected.items() if found[k] != v} + if wrong: + raise ValueError( + "checkpoint disagrees with the config: " + + ", ".join(f"{k} is {f}, expected {e}" for k, (f, e) in wrong.items()) + ) + class LlamaModelState: """What a forward pass is given: the tokens to run (the whole prompt for @@ -79,7 +112,7 @@ class LlamaModelState: The KV cache itself lives on the device.""" def __init__(self, config): - self.token_ids = torch.empty(0, dtype=torch.long) + self.token_ids = np.empty((1, 0), dtype=np.int64) self.num_preceding_tokens = 0 @@ -107,61 +140,16 @@ def get_tokenizer(tokenizer_path, special_tokens): # ########################################################################## -def generate_token(config, forward_pass, state): - # Step 1: Forward pass +def generate_token(config, forward_pass, state, sampler): + """Run one forward pass and draw the next token from its last logits.""" logits, state = forward_pass(config, state) + return sampler(logits[0, -1]), state - # Step 2: Get logits for last token - last_token_logits = logits[:, -1, :] # (batch, vocab_size) - - # Step 3: Temperature scaling - if config.temperature > 0: - last_token_logits = last_token_logits / config.temperature - - # Step 4: Top-k filtering - if config.top_k is not None: - top_logits, _ = torch.topk(last_token_logits, config.top_k) - min_val = top_logits[:, -1:] - last_token_logits = torch.where( - last_token_logits < min_val, torch.tensor(float("-inf")), last_token_logits - ) - - # Step 5: Sample - probs = torch.nn.functional.softmax(last_token_logits, dim=-1) - next_token = torch.multinomial(probs, num_samples=1) - return next_token.item(), state - - -class ReferenceForward: - """:meth:`Llama.forward` in float32, as a ``forward_pass``: the oracle - :func:`check_accuracy` judges the NPU against. - - The plain forward keeps no cache, so this keeps the token history - instead and runs all of it each call: a prompt starts a new history, a - single token extends it. The logits at the last position of a causal - pass are what a cached decode produces for that token. - """ - - def __init__(self, config: LlamaConfig): - self.model = Llama.from_hf( - config, - {k: v.float() for k, v in config.weights.items()}, - dtype=torch.float32, - ) - self.angles = config.angles - self.tokens = torch.empty(0, dtype=torch.long) - - def __call__( - self, config: LlamaConfig, state: LlamaModelState - ) -> tuple[torch.Tensor, LlamaModelState]: - batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape - assert batch == 1 - new = state.token_ids.reshape(-1) - self.tokens = new if seq_len > 1 else torch.cat([self.tokens, new]) - state.num_preceding_tokens = self.tokens.shape[0] - logits = self.model(self.tokens, self.angles)[-1] - return logits.reshape(1, 1, -1), state +def _log_softmax(logits): + x = np.asarray(logits, dtype=np.float64).reshape(-1) + x = x - x.max() + return x - np.log(np.exp(x).sum()) def check_accuracy( @@ -181,14 +169,14 @@ def check_accuracy( for step in range(num_tokens): logits, state = forward_pass(config, state) ref_logits, ref_state = ref_forward_pass(ref_config, ref_state) - cand = torch.log_softmax(logits[0, -1].float(), dim=0) - ref = torch.log_softmax(ref_logits[0, -1].float(), dim=0) - kl = torch.sum(ref.exp() * (ref - cand)).item() + cand = _log_softmax(logits[0, -1]) + ref = _log_softmax(ref_logits[0, -1]) + kl = float(np.sum(np.exp(ref) * (ref - cand))) next_token = int(ref.argmax()) top1 = int(cand.argmax()) == next_token results.append((kl, top1)) print(f"step {step:3d} KL {kl:.5f} top-1 {'match' if top1 else 'MISMATCH'}") - state.token_ids = torch.tensor([[next_token]], dtype=torch.long) + state.token_ids = np.array([[next_token]], dtype=np.int64) ref_state.token_ids = state.token_ids return results @@ -210,21 +198,23 @@ def check_determinism(config, prompts, forward_pass, num_tokens, rounds): logits = [] for _ in range(num_tokens): out, state = forward_pass(config, state) - logits.append(out[0, -1].clone()) - state.token_ids = out[:, -1:].argmax(dim=-1) - logits = torch.stack(logits).view(torch.int16) + logits.append(np.array(out[0, -1])) + state.token_ids = out[:, -1:].argmax(axis=-1).astype(np.int64) + # Bitwise, as 16-bit words: bf16 logits, NaNs and signed zeros included. + logits = np.stack(logits).view(np.int16) if first[p] is None: first[p] = logits continue - steps = (logits != first[p]).any(dim=1).nonzero().flatten().tolist() + steps = np.flatnonzero((logits != first[p]).any(axis=1)).tolist() if steps: n_differ += 1 print(f"round {r} (prompt {p}): logits differ at steps {steps}") return n_differ -def parse_args(): - parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="LLaMA 3.2 1B Inference Harness") +def argument_parser(description="LLaMA 3.2 1B Inference Harness"): + """The arguments every entry point takes; each adds its own.""" + parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=description) parser.add_argument( "weights_path", type=str, help="Path to the model weights (safetensors file)" ) @@ -243,20 +233,7 @@ def parse_args(): default=40, help="Number of tokens to generate (default: 40)", ) - parser.add_argument( - "--check-accuracy", - action="store_true", - help="Instead of sampling, compare each step's logits against an fp32 CPU " - "reference, feeding both the reference's greedy token", - ) - parser.add_argument( - "--check-determinism", - type=int, - metavar="ROUNDS", - help="Instead of sampling, run two prompts ROUNDS times each, alternating, " - "and count the runs whose logits differ bitwise from the first run", - ) - return parser.parse_args() + return parser def get_prompt(prompt_len): @@ -274,42 +251,40 @@ def init( config = LlamaConfig(weights_path, tokenizer_path) state = LlamaModelState(config) - seed = 1608560892 - torch.manual_seed(seed) - # Tokenize prompt prompt_token_ids = [config.special_tokens["<|begin_of_text|>"]] prompt_token_ids += config.tokenizer.encode(prompt) assert ( len(prompt_token_ids) <= config.context_length ), f"Prompt length ({len(prompt_token_ids)} tokens) exceeds model context length ({config.context_length})" - prompt_token_ids = torch.tensor([prompt_token_ids], dtype=torch.long) + prompt_token_ids = np.array([prompt_token_ids], dtype=np.int64) state.token_ids = prompt_token_ids return config, state -def generate(config, state, forward_pass, num_tokens=100): +def generate(config, state, forward_pass, num_tokens=100, seed=SEED): + sampler = Sampler(config.temperature, config.top_k, np.random.default_rng(seed)) # Generate tokens # First token (prefill) n_tokens_generated = 0 t_prefill_start = time.perf_counter() - first_token, state = generate_token(config, forward_pass, state) + first_token, state = generate_token(config, forward_pass, state, sampler) token_text = config.tokenizer.decode([first_token]) n_tokens_generated += 1 print(token_text, end="", flush=True) t_prefill_stop = time.perf_counter() # Remaining tokens (decode) - state.token_ids = torch.tensor([[first_token]], dtype=torch.long) + state.token_ids = np.array([[first_token]], dtype=np.int64) t_decode_start = time.perf_counter() for _ in range(num_tokens - 1): - next_token, state = generate_token(config, forward_pass, state) + next_token, state = generate_token(config, forward_pass, state, sampler) token_text = config.tokenizer.decode([next_token]) n_tokens_generated += 1 print(token_text, end="", flush=True) - state.token_ids = torch.tensor([[next_token]], dtype=torch.long) + state.token_ids = np.array([[next_token]], dtype=np.int64) t_decode_end = time.perf_counter() t_prefill = t_prefill_stop - t_prefill_start diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/model.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/model.py index 1564eb391e..8c46957d76 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/model.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/model.py @@ -1,18 +1,18 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Llama 3.2: its parameters as a module tree, and the plain forward pass. +"""Llama 3.2 in torch: the CPU reference the NPU is judged against. -A checkpoint is a ``state_dict``, so the thing that reads one is an -``nn.Module``. Declaring the tree once buys the whole surface for free: -``load_state_dict`` to fill it, ``named_parameters()`` to walk it, and a -*name* for every weight that is the same string on the checkpoint, in the -tree, and on the device buffer (the graphs in :mod:`.graphs` -close over the tree and name their weight buffers from it). +Nothing on the NPU path imports this module: the graphs close over +:class:`.weights.LlamaWeights` and name their buffers from it. The tree here +carries the same names (:meth:`Llama.from_weights` fills it from those +arrays), and :meth:`Llama.from_hf` fills it from a Hugging Face +``state_dict``, which is what pins the names to the checkpoint's. :meth:`Llama.forward` is the model as torch computes it: a stateless causal pass over one token sequence. It is the second opinion the graphs are -checked against on the host (``iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py``): the +checked against on the host (``iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py``) and +the oracle of the accuracy check (:mod:`.reference`): the graph references define what the graphs compute, so only an independent forward can catch a wiring mistake, a transposed layout or a softmax over the wrong length. It needs no cache, because the logits at position ``t`` @@ -20,10 +20,14 @@ step ``t``. """ +import numpy as np import torch import torch.nn.functional as F +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from torch import nn +from .weights import LlamaWeights + class Attention(nn.Module): """Grouped-query attention: q is full width, k and v are grouped.""" @@ -120,6 +124,32 @@ def from_hf(cls, cfg, weights, dtype=torch.bfloat16): model.requires_grad_(False) return model + @classmethod + def from_weights(cls, cfg, weights: LlamaWeights, dtype=torch.bfloat16): + """Build the tree over a :class:`.weights.LlamaWeights`. + + Its names are already the tree's, so nothing is translated. A bf16 + tree over writable bf16 arrays shares their storage; anything else + (a float32 reference, the read-only views of a mapped checkpoint) + is a copy. + """ + with torch.device("meta"): + model = cls(cfg, dtype) + state = {name: _tensor(a, dtype) for name, a in weights.named_parameters()} + model.load_state_dict(state, assign=True) + model.requires_grad_(False) + return model + + +def _tensor(a: np.ndarray, dtype) -> torch.Tensor: + """``a`` as a torch tensor of ``dtype``, sharing storage where it can.""" + if dtype is torch.bfloat16 and a.dtype == bfloat16: + bits = a.view(np.uint16) + if not bits.flags.writeable: + bits = bits.copy() + return torch.from_numpy(bits).view(torch.bfloat16) + return torch.from_numpy(np.array(a, dtype=np.float32)).to(dtype) + def rope_angles(head_dim, context_length, rope_base=500000.0): """The RoPE table, ``(context_length, head_dim)``: cos and sin interleaved diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py index d6ab06b7ab..df30310adb 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py @@ -1,20 +1,22 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Llama 3.2 1B on the NPU: the prefill and decode graphs as two fused images.""" +"""Llama 3.2 1B on the NPU: the prefill and decode graphs as two fused images. + +No torch: the weights are the mapped checkpoint, the embedding a numpy +gather, the logits numpy. The accuracy check, which needs the torch CPU +reference, is its own entry point (:mod:`.accuracy`). +""" import logging import numpy as np -import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from . import harness -from .graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph, _np, _torch - -max_seq_len = 2048 +from .graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph -npu = None +MAX_SEQ_LEN = 2048 class AIELlama: @@ -23,146 +25,121 @@ class AIELlama: The prefill image runs the prompt at ``max_seq_len`` and writes the caches in the layout the decode image reads; ``prefill_to_decode`` hands them over. Each image owns a copy of the weights it reads. - """ - def __init__(self, config): - self.decode_graph = DecodeGraph(config, max_seq_len) - self.decode = self.decode_graph.compile(config).load() - self.prefill_graph = PrefillGraph(config, self.decode_graph) - self.prefill = self.prefill_graph.compile(config).load() + ``decode`` and ``prefill`` are the compiled images (:meth:`compile` + builds them); :meth:`forward` is the ``forward_pass`` the harness calls. + """ - def prefill_to_decode(self, config): + def __init__(self, config, decode_graph, decode, prefill, max_seq_len): + self.config = config + self.decode_graph = decode_graph + self.decode = decode + self.prefill = prefill + self.max_seq_len = max_seq_len + + @classmethod + def compile(cls, config, max_seq_len=MAX_SEQ_LEN) -> "AIELlama": + """Trace, compile and load both images, weights uploaded.""" + decode_graph = DecodeGraph(config, max_seq_len) + decode = decode_graph.compile(config).load() + prefill = PrefillGraph(config, decode_graph).compile(config).load() + return cls(config, decode_graph, decode, prefill, max_seq_len) + + def prefill_to_decode(self): graph = self.decode_graph - for i in range(config.n_layers): - for cache in (graph.keys[i], graph.values[i]): - self.decode.write(cache, self.prefill.read(cache)) - - -# Prefill -# ########################################################################## - - -def llama_forward_pass_prefill(config, state): - batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape - assert batch == 1 and 0 < seq_len <= max_seq_len - # The prompt fills the first rows; the rest are never read (attention is - # causal, and decode masks the cache's tail by its vector size). - x = np.zeros((max_seq_len, config.emb_dim), dtype=bfloat16) - x[:seq_len] = _np( - torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, config.model.out_head.weight) - ).reshape(seq_len, config.emb_dim) - # The last prompt row's logits only, selected by its element offset. The - # harness samples and scores in torch, so the logits cross over here. - logits = _torch( - npu.prefill( - x, - _np(config.angles)[:max_seq_len], - last=(seq_len - 1) * config.emb_dim, + for cache in (*graph.keys, *graph.values): + self.decode.write(cache, self.prefill.read(cache)) + + # -- the forward pass ---------------------------------------------------- + + def forward(self, config, state): + """``state.token_ids`` through the model; the logits after the last, ``(1, 1, vocab)``.""" + batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape + assert batch == 1 + if seq_len > 1: + logits = self._prefill(state.token_ids[0]) + state.num_preceding_tokens = seq_len + else: + logits = self._decode( + int(state.token_ids[0, 0]), state.num_preceding_tokens + ) + state.num_preceding_tokens += 1 + # A copy: the image's output buffer is rewritten by the next call. + return np.array(logits).reshape(1, 1, config.vocab_size), state + + def _prefill(self, token_ids): + config, L = self.config, self.max_seq_len + n = token_ids.shape[0] + assert 0 < n <= L + # The prompt fills the first rows; the rest are never read (attention is + # causal, and decode masks the cache's tail by its vector size). + x = np.zeros((L, config.emb_dim), dtype=bfloat16) + x[:n] = config.weights.embed(token_ids) + # The last prompt row's logits only, selected by its element offset. + logits = self.prefill( + x, config.angles[:L], last=(n - 1) * config.emb_dim ).numpy() - ).reshape(1, 1, config.vocab_size) - npu.prefill_to_decode(config) - return logits, state - - -# Decode -# ########################################################################## - - -def llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state): - batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape - assert seq_len == 1 - assert state.num_preceding_tokens < max_seq_len - - context_len = state.num_preceding_tokens + 1 - cache_offset = state.num_preceding_tokens * config.head_dim - # The softmax's valid row length is the context length: the kernel masks - # every column from there on before the softmax, so the cache's unwritten - # tail contributes nothing. It used to be written as a running sum of - # context lengths, which iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py shows - # drifting from the CPU reference from the second token on (ยง18). - - angles = _np(config.angles)[ - state.num_preceding_tokens : state.num_preceding_tokens + seq_len - ] - # Token embedding (on CPU) - x = _np( - torch.nn.functional.embedding(state.token_ids, config.model.out_head.weight) - ) - - logits = _torch( - npu.decode( - x.reshape(1, config.emb_dim), - angles.reshape(1, config.head_dim), - cache_offset=cache_offset, - vector_size=context_len, + self.prefill_to_decode() + return logits + + def _decode(self, token_id, position): + config = self.config + assert position < self.max_seq_len + # The softmax's valid row length is the context length: the kernel masks + # every column from there on before the softmax, so the cache's unwritten + # tail contributes nothing. It used to be written as a running sum of + # context lengths, which iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py shows + # drifting from the CPU reference from the second token on (ยง18). + return self.decode( + config.weights.embed([token_id]).reshape(1, config.emb_dim), + config.angles[position : position + 1], + cache_offset=position * config.head_dim, + vector_size=position + 1, ).numpy() - ).reshape(1, 1, config.vocab_size) - return logits, state # Main # ########################################################################## -def llama_forward_pass(config, state): - batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape - if seq_len > 1: - ret = llama_forward_pass_prefill(config, state) - state.num_preceding_tokens = state.token_ids.shape[1] - return ret - else: - ret = llama_forward_pass_decode(config, state) - state.num_preceding_tokens += 1 - return ret - - -def main(): - global npu - logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) - args = harness.parse_args() - +def setup(args): + """The config, the prompt's state and the compiled model, from the arguments.""" assert ( - max_seq_len >= args.prompt_len + args.num_tokens - ), "max_seq_len must be at least prompt_len + num_tokens" - + MAX_SEQ_LEN >= args.prompt_len + args.num_tokens + ), "MAX_SEQ_LEN must be at least prompt_len + num_tokens" prompt = harness.get_prompt(args.prompt_len) - config, state = harness.init(args.weights_path, args.tokenizer_path, prompt=prompt) + return config, state, prompt, AIELlama.compile(config) - npu = AIELlama(config) - - if args.check_accuracy: - results = harness.check_accuracy( - config, - state, - llama_forward_pass, - config, - harness.LlamaModelState(config), - harness.ReferenceForward(config), - args.num_tokens, - ) - kl = [k for k, _ in results] - print(f"[Accuracy] Prefill KL: {kl[0]:.6f}") - if len(kl) > 1: - print(f"[Accuracy] Decode max KL: {max(kl[1:]):.6f}") - print(f"[Accuracy] Top-1 mismatches: {sum(not t for _, t in results)}") - return + +def main(): + logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) + parser = harness.argument_parser() + parser.add_argument( + "--check-determinism", + type=int, + metavar="ROUNDS", + help="Instead of sampling, run two prompts ROUNDS times each, alternating, " + "and count the runs whose logits differ bitwise from the first run", + ) + args = parser.parse_args() + config, state, prompt, npu = setup(args) if args.check_determinism: # The second prompt is the same amount of the text that follows. other = harness.get_prompt(2 * args.prompt_len)[args.prompt_len :] other_ids = [config.special_tokens["<|begin_of_text|>"]] other_ids += config.tokenizer.encode(other) - prompts = [state.token_ids, torch.tensor([other_ids], dtype=torch.long)] + prompts = [state.token_ids, np.array([other_ids], dtype=np.int64)] n_differ = harness.check_determinism( - config, prompts, llama_forward_pass, args.num_tokens, args.check_determinism + config, prompts, npu.forward, args.num_tokens, args.check_determinism ) n_compared = len(prompts) * (args.check_determinism - 1) print(f"[Determinism] Differing runs: {n_differ}/{n_compared}") return print(prompt, end="", flush=True) - harness.generate(config, state, llama_forward_pass, num_tokens=args.num_tokens) + harness.generate(config, state, npu.forward, num_tokens=args.num_tokens) if __name__ == "__main__": diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/reference.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/reference.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000000..8d69470410 --- /dev/null +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/reference.py @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +# SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. +# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 + +"""The float32 CPU reference, as a forward pass: the one place torch runs. + +:class:`ReferenceForward` is :meth:`.model.Llama.forward` behind the +harness's ``forward_pass(config, state)`` protocol, numpy in and out, so +:func:`.harness.check_accuracy` compares it with the NPU without either side +knowing what the other computes in. It reads the same weights and the same +RoPE table as the NPU (``config.weights``, ``config.angles``), so a KL +between them is the NPU's arithmetic and nothing else. +""" + +import numpy as np +import torch + +from .harness import LlamaConfig, LlamaModelState +from .model import Llama + + +class ReferenceForward: + """:meth:`Llama.forward` in float32, as a ``forward_pass``: the oracle + :func:`.harness.check_accuracy` judges the NPU against. + + The plain forward keeps no cache, so this keeps the token history + instead and runs all of it each call: a prompt starts a new history, a + single token extends it. The logits at the last position of a causal + pass are what a cached decode produces for that token. + """ + + def __init__(self, config: LlamaConfig): + self.model = Llama.from_weights(config, config.weights, dtype=torch.float32) + # float32 whatever the table's dtype: a bf16 table widens exactly. + self.angles = torch.from_numpy(np.asarray(config.angles, dtype=np.float32)) + self.tokens = np.empty(0, dtype=np.int64) + + def __call__( + self, config: LlamaConfig, state: LlamaModelState + ) -> tuple[np.ndarray, LlamaModelState]: + batch, seq_len = state.token_ids.shape + assert batch == 1 + new = np.asarray(state.token_ids, dtype=np.int64).reshape(-1) + self.tokens = new if seq_len > 1 else np.concatenate([self.tokens, new]) + state.num_preceding_tokens = self.tokens.shape[0] + logits = self.model(torch.from_numpy(self.tokens), self.angles)[-1] + return logits.numpy().reshape(1, 1, -1), state diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py index c9034ff42e..25dc02f70f 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/sampling.py @@ -11,12 +11,13 @@ class Sampler: """Temperature, then top-k, then a draw from the softmax. - The steps are :func:`.harness.generate_token`'s: logits are divided by - the temperature, every logit below the ``top_k``-th largest is dropped - (ties with it are kept, as ``torch.where(logits < kth, -inf, ...)`` - keeps them), and a token is drawn from the softmax of what is left. + The steps the harness took in torch before this replaced them: logits + are divided by the temperature, every logit below the ``top_k``-th + largest is dropped (ties with it are kept, as ``torch.where(logits < + kth, -inf, ...)`` kept them), and a token is drawn from the softmax of + what is left. - Two differences from that function, both deliberate. The arithmetic is + Two differences from that pipeline, both deliberate. The arithmetic is float32 over the (bf16) logits and the draw float64, where torch stayed in bf16 throughout; and a temperature of 0 is greedy (the argmax), where torch skipped the scaling and still sampled. The draw comes from ``rng``, diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py index a8070d68c7..73aa699e78 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py @@ -40,14 +40,14 @@ def generate_test_params(): ) -def run_llama_npu(prompt_len, num_tokens, *extra_args, figures): +def run_llama_npu(prompt_len, num_tokens, *extra_args, figures, entry_point="npu"): """Run the application to completion; record each of ``figures`` it prints.""" # As a module, so the package's relative imports resolve and nothing # needs the repository on sys.path. command = [ sys.executable, "-m", - "iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu", + f"iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.{entry_point}", str(weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "model.safetensors"), str(weights_dir / "llama3.2-1b" / "tokenizer.model"), "--num-tokens", @@ -102,7 +102,9 @@ def test_llama_3_2_1b(prompt_len, num_tokens): @requires_weights @pytest.mark.supported_devices("npu2") def test_llama_3_2_1b_accuracy(): - result = run_llama_npu(1024, 40, "--check-accuracy", figures=ACCURACY) + # The reference is torch; the application under test is not. + pytest.importorskip("torch") + result = run_llama_npu(1024, 40, figures=ACCURACY, entry_point="accuracy") prefill_kl = float(re.search(r"Prefill KL:\s*(\S+)", result.stdout).group(1)) decode_kl = float(re.search(r"Decode max KL:\s*(\S+)", result.stdout).group(1)) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index b5453ef2a9..565cfaae7b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill_traces_over_a_sequence(): # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(monkeypatch): +def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py index 0e8d8824b1..08b8326396 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_model.py @@ -1,19 +1,43 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Llama 3.2's shape at a size a host test runs in seconds, on the real tree.""" +"""Llama 3.2's shape at a size a host test runs in seconds, as numpy weights.""" -import torch +import numpy as np +from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model import Llama, rope_angles +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.weights import ( + LayerWeights, + LlamaWeights, + rope_angles, +) + + +def _shapes(cfg): + """Each LayerWeights field's shape, ``(out, in)`` for a matrix.""" + E, F = cfg.emb_dim, cfg.hidden_dim + Q, KV = cfg.n_heads * cfg.head_dim, cfg.n_kv_groups * cfg.head_dim + return { + "norm1": (E,), + "q": (Q, E), + "k": (KV, E), + "v": (KV, E), + "o": (E, Q), + "norm2": (E,), + "gate": (F, E), + "up": (F, E), + "down": (E, F), + } class Config: - """Llama's shape, small, with the parameter tree drawn at a seed. + """Llama's shape, small, with the weights drawn at a seed. - ``model`` is :class:`iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model.Llama` at these dimensions, so the - graphs, the forward and the checkpoint loader all read one tree; - ``angles`` is the RoPE table for ``context_length``. + ``weights`` is the :class:`LlamaWeights` the graphs close over and the + torch forward is built from (``model.Llama.from_weights``); ``angles`` + is the RoPE table for ``context_length``, in bf16. Drawn as torch + initialises the tree: each projection uniform in ``+-1/sqrt(in)``, each + norm weight one. """ n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 2, 16, 4, 64 @@ -21,23 +45,48 @@ class Config: context_length = 64 def __init__(self, seed=0): - torch.manual_seed(seed) - self.model = Llama(self).requires_grad_(False) - self.angles = rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).to(torch.bfloat16) + rng = np.random.default_rng(seed) + + def draw(shape): + if len(shape) == 1: + return np.ones(shape, dtype=bfloat16) + bound = 1.0 / np.sqrt(shape[1]) + return rng.uniform(-bound, bound, shape).astype(bfloat16) + + shapes = _shapes(self) + self.weights = LlamaWeights( + embedding=draw((self.vocab_size, self.emb_dim)), + norm=draw((self.emb_dim,)), + layers=tuple( + LayerWeights(**{f: draw(s) for f, s in shapes.items()}) + for _ in range(self.n_layers) + ), + ) + self.angles = rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).astype(bfloat16) class Llama1B(Config): """Llama 3.2 1B's real shape with unset weights: for builds, not numbers. - The tree is made on the meta device and given storage without writing - it, so the 2.5 GB is mapped and never touched.""" + Each array is ``np.empty``, so the 2.5 GB is reserved and never + touched. ``n_layers`` below 16 builds a shallower model of the same + layer: the designs are the same at any depth.""" n_layers, n_heads, n_kv_groups, head_dim = 16, 32, 8, 64 emb_dim, hidden_dim, vocab_size = 2048, 8192, 128256 context_length = 2048 - def __init__(self): - with torch.device("meta"): - model = Llama(self) - self.model = model.to_empty(device="cpu").requires_grad_(False) - self.angles = rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).to(torch.bfloat16) + def __init__(self, n_layers=16): + self.n_layers = n_layers + shapes = _shapes(self) + self.weights = LlamaWeights( + embedding=np.empty((self.vocab_size, self.emb_dim), dtype=bfloat16), + norm=np.empty((self.emb_dim,), dtype=bfloat16), + layers=tuple( + LayerWeights( + **{f: np.empty(s, dtype=bfloat16) for f, s in shapes.items()} + ) + for _ in range(n_layers) + ), + ) + self.angles = rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length).astype(bfloat16) diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index a1ee0eaee2..8429c3242b 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -22,30 +22,29 @@ import pytest import numpy as np -import torch from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b import npu as llama_npu from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b import harness from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.harness import LlamaModelState +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu import AIELlama from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config +# The oracle is torch; the graphs and the application are not. +torch = pytest.importorskip("torch") +model = pytest.importorskip("iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.model") +reference = pytest.importorskip("iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.reference") + def oracle(config, tokens): """The plain forward's logits at every position, in float.""" - return config.model(tokens, config.angles).float() - - -def _np(t): - """A torch tensor as numpy, bf16 preserved: what a graph reference takes.""" - t = t.detach() - if t.dtype is torch.bfloat16: - return t.view(torch.uint16).numpy().view(bfloat16) - return t.numpy() + tree = model.Llama.from_weights(config, config.weights) + angles = torch.from_numpy(config.angles.view(np.uint16)).view(torch.bfloat16) + return tree(tokens, angles).float() def _embed(config, tokens): - return _np(torch.nn.functional.embedding(tokens, config.model.out_head.weight)) + return config.weights.embed(tokens.numpy()) def decode_graph(config): @@ -64,7 +63,7 @@ def graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt): x = np.zeros((L, E), dtype=bfloat16) x[:n] = _embed(config, prompt) pre = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) - logits = pre.graph.reference(x, _np(config.angles)[:L], last=(n - 1) * E) + logits = pre.graph.reference(x, config.angles[:L], last=(n - 1) * E) return torch.from_numpy(logits.reshape(-1).astype(np.float32)) @@ -75,7 +74,7 @@ def graph_decode(config, graph, tokens, pos, *, vector_size=None): out = [] for step, token in enumerate(tokens): x = _embed(config, token.reshape(1)).reshape(1, config.emb_dim) - angles = _np(config.angles)[pos : pos + 1] + angles = config.angles[pos : pos + 1] n = pos + 1 if vector_size is None else vector_size(step, pos) logits = graph.graph.reference(x, angles, cache_offset=pos * D, vector_size=n) out.append(torch.from_numpy(logits.reshape(-1).astype(np.float32))) @@ -167,6 +166,16 @@ def cumulative(step, pos): assert max(drift) > 0.05 * expected[1].abs().max(), drift +class _Output: + """What an image returns: a buffer read with ``numpy()``.""" + + def __init__(self, array): + self.array = array + + def numpy(self): + return self.array + + class _Image: """A compiled graph stood in by its reference: the application's view of one.""" @@ -174,8 +183,7 @@ def __init__(self, graph): self.graph = graph def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): - out = self.graph.reference(*tensors, **values) - return type("Out", (), {"numpy": lambda _: out})() + return _Output(self.graph.reference(*tensors, **values)) def read(self, state): return state.host.copy() @@ -184,32 +192,72 @@ def write(self, state, tensor): state.host = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(state.shape).astype(bfloat16) -def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu, monkeypatch): +def application(config): + """npu.py's AIELlama with its two images stood in by the graph references.""" + graph = decode_graph(config) + prefill = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) + return AIELlama( + config, + graph, + _Image(graph.graph), + _Image(prefill.graph), + config.context_length, + ) + + +def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu): """npu.py's own forward pass, its two images stood in by the graph references: the embedding, the prompt's padding and its last-row offset, the angles, the cache handoff and decode's values are the application's.""" config, prompt, first, expected = cpu - graph = decode_graph(config) - prefill = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) - npu = llama_npu.AIELlama.__new__(llama_npu.AIELlama) - npu.decode_graph = graph - npu.decode, npu.prefill = _Image(graph.graph), _Image(prefill.graph) - monkeypatch.setattr(llama_npu, "npu", npu) - monkeypatch.setattr(llama_npu, "max_seq_len", config.context_length) + npu = application(config) state = LlamaModelState(config) - state.token_ids = prompt.reshape(1, -1) - logits, state = llama_npu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) + state.token_ids = prompt.numpy().reshape(1, -1) + logits, state = npu.forward(config, state) assert logits.shape == (1, 1, config.vocab_size) - # The images return numpy; llama_forward_pass hands the harness torch, - # which it samples and scores in. - assert isinstance(logits, torch.Tensor) - _assert_close([logits[0, -1].float()], [first]) + # The images return numpy, and so does the forward pass: the harness + # samples and scores in numpy. + assert isinstance(logits, np.ndarray) + as_torch = lambda a: torch.from_numpy(a[0, -1].astype(np.float32)) + _assert_close([as_torch(logits)], [first]) got, token = [], int(logits[0, -1].argmax()) for _ in range(len(expected)): - state.token_ids = torch.tensor(token).reshape(1, 1) - logits, state = llama_npu.llama_forward_pass(config, state) - got.append(logits[0, -1].float()) + state.token_ids = np.array([[token]], dtype=np.int64) + logits, state = npu.forward(config, state) + got.append(as_torch(logits)) token = int(logits[0, -1].argmax()) _assert_close(got, expected) + + +def test_the_accuracy_check_scores_the_application_against_the_reference(cpu): + """What ``python -m iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.accuracy`` runs, with + the graph references for the images: the numpy harness against the + float32 torch reference, teacher-forced.""" + config, prompt, _, expected = cpu + npu = application(config) + state = LlamaModelState(config) + state.token_ids = prompt.numpy().reshape(1, -1) + results = harness.check_accuracy( + config, + state, + npu.forward, + config, + LlamaModelState(config), + reference.ReferenceForward(config), + len(expected) + 1, + ) + assert all(top1 for _, top1 in results), results + # bf16 graphs against a float32 forward: close, not equal. + assert all(0 <= kl < 0.05 for kl, _ in results), results + assert any(kl > 0 for kl, _ in results), results + + +def test_the_determinism_check_finds_the_references_deterministic(cpu): + """What ``--check-determinism`` runs: two prompts, alternated, through + the application's forward pass; no run differs from the first.""" + config, prompt, _, _ = cpu + npu = application(config) + prompts = [prompt.numpy().reshape(1, -1), prompt.numpy()[::-1].reshape(1, -1)] + assert harness.check_determinism(config, prompts, npu.forward, 3, 3) == 0 diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py index 84b0ff3300..6f2cab919c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py @@ -186,6 +186,20 @@ def test_tree_names_are_the_module_trees(toy_path): assert bitwise_equal(ours[name], as_numpy(p)), name +def test_the_reference_tree_is_built_from_the_tree_bitwise(toy_path): + """model.Llama.from_weights, the CPU reference's constructor, holds the + tree's values exactly as from_hf holds the checkpoint's.""" + weights = LlamaWeights.load(toy_path) + ckpt = safetensors_torch.load_file(toy_path) + ours = dict(model.Llama.from_weights(ToyConfig, weights).named_parameters()) + theirs = dict(model.Llama.from_hf(ToyConfig, ckpt).named_parameters()) + assert list(ours) == list(theirs) + for name, p in theirs.items(): + assert ours[name].dtype is torch.bfloat16, name + assert bitwise_equal(as_numpy(ours[name]), as_numpy(p)), name + assert not any(p.requires_grad for p in ours.values()) + + def test_tree_arrays_keep_their_identity(toy_path): """The tracer names a weight by id(); a fresh array per read would unname it.""" weights = LlamaWeights.load(toy_path) @@ -321,8 +335,8 @@ def test_top_k_keeps_ties_with_the_kth(): def test_probabilities_are_the_harness_pipeline(): - """Temperature, top-k and softmax as harness.generate_token computes them, - here in float32 on both sides. bf16 logits tie often, so more than k + """Temperature, top-k and softmax as the torch pipeline Sampler replaced + computed them, here in float32 on both sides. bf16 logits tie often, so more than k survive: both sides keep every tie with the k-th.""" logits = random_logits(128256, seed=4) sampler = Sampler(0.7, 50, np.random.default_rng(0)) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index e2d97786e1..be5660dd99 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -109,8 +109,7 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(): from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph - cfg = Llama1B() - cfg.n_layers, cfg.model.layers = 1, cfg.model.layers[:1] + cfg = Llama1B(n_layers=1) decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length) traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode).trace(cfg) assert len(traced.runlist) == 18 + 3 From 4fe284bae006c0273d72a6ae619de5ed16379b91 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 18:38:37 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 206/215] Toolchain lower(): clear the kernel registry after generating, too lower() cleared ExternalFunction's registry before generating a design but left that design's kernels registered, so lowering_graph.py run before full_elf.py failed the cached-build test on GEMM's leftover kernels (a directory run orders them the other way, and passed). Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py | 8 ++++++-- 1 file changed, 6 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py index f6447d9752..db389fbd7c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering.py @@ -36,9 +36,13 @@ def lower(op, tmp_path, name=None): src = tmp_path / f"{name}.mlir" # CompilableDesign clears the kernel registry before generating; a bare # generator() call in one process must do the same, or two designs - # declaring one kernel with different flags collide. + # declaring one kernel with different flags collide. And after, as + # compile() does: what stays registered is the next test's collision. ExternalFunction._instances.clear() - src.write_text(str(op.generator()())) + try: + src.write_text(str(op.generator()())) + finally: + ExternalFunction._instances.clear() out = tmp_path / "out" result = subprocess.run( [ From 83be132429cfa9bfb8f1050bf657e0e8c99fa330 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 18:38:37 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 207/215] Llama: one graph function over one set of weights and caches LlamaGraph holds forward(x, angles, *, cache_offset, vector_size, last), which branches on the static shape of x: one row is a decode step (GEMV projections, the row written into the caches at cache_offset, the softmax masked to vector_size), many rows a prompt (GEMM projections, MHA, the caches written from row zero, the head over row `last` alone). The two versions it compiles, one per input shape, run in the function's one scratch arena: the weights and caches sit at one offset in both images and are uploaded once, so the caches a prompt writes are the ones the next decode step reads. prefill_to_decode and the second graph are gone. AIELlama passes the RoPE table as bf16, the dtype the versions are compiled for; a float32 table is another signature and another compile. On hardware (Strix Halo): test.py 6/6; accuracy identical to the two-graph version (prefill KL 0.035112, decode max KL 0.014146, 2 top-1 mismatches); the generated text for the same seed is byte-identical to it. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md | 2 +- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py | 351 +++++++++++------------ iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py | 78 ++--- iron/tests/common/graph.py | 28 +- iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py | 103 ++++--- iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py | 16 +- iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py | 11 +- 7 files changed, 293 insertions(+), 296 deletions(-) diff --git a/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md b/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md index 35fae3427d..d83de9e039 100644 --- a/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md +++ b/AIECC_MODULE_CLONES.md @@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ live together. carriage returns; `tr '\r' '\n'`). The table above is the baseline. 3. The sixteen-layer image is the target: `Llama1B` in `iron/tests/common/llama_model.py` at its full depth, through - `PrefillGraph(cfg, DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length)).trace(cfg)` + `LlamaGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length).trace(cfg, cfg.context_length)` and `traced.sequence(...).compile()`. It should build in a few GB, and its ELF should be byte-identical to one built without the prune (the prune changes what is held, not what is emitted). diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py index d2669e5c38..940f9dda2e 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/graphs.py @@ -1,21 +1,30 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Llama's two phases as graph functions over one set of weights and caches. +"""Llama as one graph function over one set of weights and caches. -:class:`DecodeGraph` runs one token through every transformer block, the -final norm and the output head, with the KV caches as device-resident -state and the weights closed over from ``config.weights``; the cache position -and the softmax's valid row length are per-call scratchpad values. -:class:`PrefillGraph` runs the prompt, at the compile-time maximum length -with the prompt in a prefix, writes the caches and returns the last -prompt token's logits. Both are traced here on handles; compiled by -``npu.py`` against a device, or by a -test against nothing. ``config`` is the model's shape (``n_heads``, -``n_kv_groups``, ``head_dim``, ``emb_dim``, ``hidden_dim``) -with the parameters as ``config.weights`` (:class:`.weights.LlamaWeights`); -the depth is the number of layers it holds. Each array is closed over -as-is, so the tracer names and pins it by identity. +:class:`LlamaGraph` holds ``forward(x, angles, *, cache_offset, vector_size, +last)``: ``x`` is the embedded tokens, ``(rows, emb_dim)``, and the function +branches on its static shape. One row is a decode step: GEMV projections, +attention against the KV caches, the row written into them at +``cache_offset``, the softmax masked to ``vector_size`` keys. Many rows are +a prompt: GEMM projections, causal MHA over the rows, the caches written in +full from row zero, and the final norm and output head for row ``last`` +alone. Both end in the same norm and head. + +Each shape compiles its own version of the one function, and every version +runs in the function's one scratch arena (:mod:`iron.common.graph.compiled`): +the weights and the caches -- the caches are :func:`iron.state`, the weights +closed over from ``config.weights`` -- sit at one offset in every image and +are uploaded once, so the caches a prompt writes are the ones the next +decode step reads, and there is nothing to hand over. + +``config`` is the model's shape (``n_heads``, ``n_kv_groups``, ``head_dim``, +``emb_dim``, ``hidden_dim``) with the parameters as ``config.weights`` +(:class:`.weights.LlamaWeights`); the depth is the number of layers it +holds. Each array is closed over as-is, so the tracer names and pins it by +identity. Traced here on handles; compiled by ``npu.py`` against a device, +or by a test against nothing. """ import math @@ -41,16 +50,28 @@ from iron.operators.transpose import Transpose -class DecodeGraph: - """The decode graph function and the state it closes over. +class LlamaGraph: + """The graph function and the state it closes over. ``keys[i]`` and ``values[i]`` are the layer caches, each ``(n_kv_groups, - max_seq_len * head_dim)``: the flat per-group layout the strided copy - writes and the repeat reads. ``scale`` is the attention scale as a - tensor, since the elementwise multiply takes one. + max_seq_len * head_dim)``: the flat per-group layout both phases write + and decode's repeat reads. ``scale`` is the attention scale as a tensor, + since the elementwise multiply takes one. + + A prompt of ``rows`` rows needs ``rows`` a multiple of 64 times + ``num_of_pipelines`` (MHA's) and of four times ``tile_m`` (the GEMMs' + row tile), and at most ``max_seq_len``. """ - def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None): + def __init__( + self, + config, + max_seq_len, + *, + num_aie_columns=None, + num_of_pipelines=8, + tile_m=64, + ): W = config.weights H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim @@ -73,9 +94,11 @@ def __init__(self, config, max_seq_len, *, num_aie_columns=None): self.scale = np.full((H, L), 1.0 / math.sqrt(D), dtype=bfloat16) keys, values, scale = self.keys, self.values, self.scale + # -- one row: a decode step ------------------------------------------ + # Matrices are read as the checkpoint ships them, (out, in): GEMV's # (M, K). Tile choices are the ones decode ran with before. - def proj(weight, x, *, tile_in=4, tile_out): + def gemv(weight, x, *, tile_in=4, tile_out): return GEMV( weight, x, @@ -84,7 +107,7 @@ def proj(weight, x, *, tile_in=4, tile_out): tile_size_output=tile_out, ) - copy_into_cache = dict( + row_into_cache = dict( input_sizes=(G, D), input_strides=(D, 1), input_offset=0, @@ -94,104 +117,58 @@ def proj(weight, x, *, tile_in=4, tile_out): num_aie_channels=1, ) - @iron.graph(names_from=W) - def decode( - x, - angles, - *, - cache_offset: Scratchpad[np.int32], - vector_size: Scratchpad[np.int32], - ): - for i, lw in enumerate(W.layers): - # - h = RMSNorm(x, lw.norm1) - # - q = proj(lw.q, h, tile_out=D // 2) - k = proj(lw.k, h, tile_out=D // 2) - v = proj(lw.v, h, tile_out=D // 2) - q = RoPE(q.reshape(H, D), angles) - k = RoPE(k.reshape(G, D), angles) - StridedCopy(k, keys[i], out_offset=cache_offset, **copy_into_cache) - StridedCopy( - v.reshape(G, D), - values[i], - out_offset=cache_offset, - **copy_into_cache, - ) - # Every head sees its group's keys and values. - k_all = Repeat(keys[i], repeat=H // G, transfer_size=D) - v_all = Repeat(values[i], repeat=H // G, transfer_size=D) - scores = proj(k_all.reshape(H, L, D), q, tile_out=L // cols) - scores = ElementwiseMul( - scores, scale, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=L // cols - ) - weights = Softmax(scores, vector_size=vector_size) - v_t = Transpose( - v_all.reshape(H, L, D), - num_aie_columns=2, - num_channels=1, - m=256, - n=32, - s=8, - ) - ctx = proj(v_t, weights, tile_out=4) - o = proj(lw.o, ctx.reshape(H * D), tile_out=E // cols) - # - x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) - h = RMSNorm(x, lw.norm2) - gate = proj(lw.gate, h, tile_out=F // cols) - up = proj(lw.up, h, tile_out=F // cols) - act = ElementwiseMul( - SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F // cols), - up, - num_aie_columns=cols, - tile_size=F // cols, - ) - down = proj(lw.down, act, tile_in=1, tile_out=E // cols) - x = ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) - # - x = RMSNorm(x, W.norm) - return proj(W.out_head, x, tile_out=32) - - self.graph = decode - - def trace(self, config): - return self.graph.trace(x=(1, config.emb_dim), angles=(1, config.head_dim)) - - def compile(self, config, **kwargs): - return self.graph.compile( - x=(1, config.emb_dim), angles=(1, config.head_dim), **kwargs - ) - - -class PrefillGraph: - """The prefill graph function, over a decode graph's weights and caches. - - The length is the decode graph's maximum: the prompt occupies the first - rows of ``x`` and ``angles``, and the rows past it compute on whatever - is there and are never read (MHA is causal; decode masks the cache's - tail by its ``vector_size``). One per-call value, ``last``, is the - element offset of the last prompt row, ``(n - 1) * emb_dim``: the final - norm and the output head run for that row alone, which is all the - harness reads. The caches are written in full, in the layout decode - reads them. - - ``num_of_pipelines`` is MHA's; the sequence must be a multiple of 64 - times it. ``tile_m`` is the GEMMs' row tile; the length must be a - multiple of four times it. - """ + def decode_block(i, lw, x, angles, cache_offset, vector_size): + h = RMSNorm(x, lw.norm1) + # + q = gemv(lw.q, h, tile_out=D // 2) + k = gemv(lw.k, h, tile_out=D // 2) + v = gemv(lw.v, h, tile_out=D // 2) + q = RoPE(q.reshape(H, D), angles) + k = RoPE(k.reshape(G, D), angles) + StridedCopy(k, keys[i], out_offset=cache_offset, **row_into_cache) + StridedCopy( + v.reshape(G, D), values[i], out_offset=cache_offset, **row_into_cache + ) + # Every head sees its group's keys and values. + k_all = Repeat(keys[i], repeat=H // G, transfer_size=D) + v_all = Repeat(values[i], repeat=H // G, transfer_size=D) + scores = gemv(k_all.reshape(H, L, D), q, tile_out=L // cols) + scores = ElementwiseMul( + scores, scale, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=L // cols + ) + # The valid row length is the context length: the kernel masks + # every column from there on, so the cache's unwritten tail + # contributes nothing. + weights = Softmax(scores, vector_size=vector_size) + v_t = Transpose( + v_all.reshape(H, L, D), + num_aie_columns=2, + num_channels=1, + m=256, + n=32, + s=8, + ) + ctx = gemv(v_t, weights, tile_out=4) + o = gemv(lw.o, ctx.reshape(H * D), tile_out=E // cols) + # + x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) + h = RMSNorm(x, lw.norm2) + gate = gemv(lw.gate, h, tile_out=F // cols) + up = gemv(lw.up, h, tile_out=F // cols) + act = ElementwiseMul( + SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F // cols), + up, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=F // cols, + ) + down = gemv(lw.down, act, tile_in=1, tile_out=E // cols) + return ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E // cols) - def __init__(self, config, decode, *, num_of_pipelines=8, tile_m=64): - W = config.weights - H, G, D = config.n_heads, config.n_kv_groups, config.head_dim - E, F = config.emb_dim, config.hidden_dim - L, cols = decode.max_seq_len, decode.num_aie_columns - keys, values = decode.keys, decode.values - self.max_seq_len = L + # -- many rows: a prompt --------------------------------------------- - def proj(x, weight): + def gemm(x, weight): # Every projection is read as the checkpoint ships it, (out, in): - # GEMM's column-major B, the layout decode's GEMV reads too. + # GEMM's column-major B, the layout the GEMVs read too. return GEMM( x, weight, @@ -205,18 +182,54 @@ def proj(x, weight): def norm(x, weight): return RMSNorm(x, weight, num_aie_columns=cols, num_channels=1) - # (L, G, D), the heads interleaved per token as the projection wrote - # them, into the cache's (G, L, D). - into_cache = dict( - input_sizes=(G, L, D), - input_strides=(D, G * D, 1), - input_offset=0, - output_sizes=(G, L, D), - output_strides=(L * D, D, 1), - output_offset=0, - transfer_size=1024, - num_aie_channels=1, - ) + def rows_into_cache(n): + # (n, G, D), the heads interleaved per token as the projection + # wrote them, into the first n rows of the cache's (G, L, D). + return dict( + input_sizes=(G, n, D), + input_strides=(D, G * D, 1), + input_offset=0, + output_sizes=(G, n, D), + output_strides=(L * D, D, 1), + output_offset=0, + transfer_size=1024, + num_aie_channels=1, + ) + + def prefill_block(i, lw, x, angles): + n = x.shape[0] + h = norm(x, lw.norm1) + # + q = gemm(h, lw.q) # (n, H*D) + k = gemm(h, lw.k) # (n, G*D) + v = gemm(h, lw.v) + # One angle row per position, applied to that position's heads. + q = RoPE(q.reshape(n * H, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) + k = RoPE(k.reshape(n * G, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) + StridedCopy(k, keys[i], **rows_into_cache(n)) + StridedCopy(v, values[i], **rows_into_cache(n)) + o = MHA( + q.reshape(n, H, D), + k.reshape(n, G, D), + v.reshape(n, G, D), + heads_interleaved=True, + num_of_pipelines=num_of_pipelines, + ) + o = gemm(o.reshape(n, H * D), lw.o) + # + x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) + h = norm(x, lw.norm2) + gate = gemm(h, lw.gate) + up = gemm(h, lw.up) + act = ElementwiseMul( + SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F), + up, + num_aie_columns=cols, + tile_size=F, + ) + down = gemm(act, lw.down) + return ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) + last_row = dict( input_sizes=(1, E), input_strides=(E, 1), @@ -229,61 +242,35 @@ def norm(x, weight): ) @iron.graph(names_from=W) - def prefill(x, angles, *, last: Scratchpad[np.int32]): + def forward( + x, + angles, + *, + cache_offset: Scratchpad[np.int32], + vector_size: Scratchpad[np.int32], + last: Scratchpad[np.int32], + ): + prompt = x.shape[0] > 1 for i, lw in enumerate(W.layers): - # - h = norm(x, lw.norm1) - # - q = proj(h, lw.q) # (L, H*D) - k = proj(h, lw.k) # (L, G*D) - v = proj(h, lw.v) - # One angle row per position, applied to that position's heads. - q = RoPE(q.reshape(L * H, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) - k = RoPE(k.reshape(L * G, D), angles, num_aie_columns=cols) - StridedCopy(k, keys[i], **into_cache) - StridedCopy(v, values[i], **into_cache) - o = MHA( - q.reshape(L, H, D), - k.reshape(L, G, D), - v.reshape(L, G, D), - heads_interleaved=True, - num_of_pipelines=num_of_pipelines, - ) - o = proj(o.reshape(L, H * D), lw.o) - # - x = ElementwiseAdd(x, o, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) - h = norm(x, lw.norm2) - gate = proj(h, lw.gate) - up = proj(h, lw.up) - act = ElementwiseMul( - SiLU(gate, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=F), - up, - num_aie_columns=cols, - tile_size=F, - ) - down = proj(act, lw.down) - x = ElementwiseAdd(x, down, num_aie_columns=cols, tile_size=E) - # - x_last = StridedCopy(x, in_offset=last, **last_row).reshape(1, E) - h = RMSNorm(x_last, W.norm) - return GEMV( - W.out_head, - h, - num_aie_columns=cols, - tile_size_input=4, - tile_size_output=32, - ) + if prompt: + x = prefill_block(i, lw, x, angles) + else: + x = decode_block(i, lw, x, angles, cache_offset, vector_size) + if prompt: + # The last prompt row alone, selected by its element offset: + # its logits are all the host reads. + x = StridedCopy(x, in_offset=last, **last_row).reshape(1, E) + x = RMSNorm(x, W.norm) + return gemv(W.out_head, x, tile_out=32) - self.graph = prefill + self.graph = forward - def shapes(self, config): - return dict( - x=(self.max_seq_len, config.emb_dim), - angles=(self.max_seq_len, config.head_dim), - ) + def shapes(self, config, rows): + """The input shapes of the version that runs ``rows`` tokens.""" + return dict(x=(rows, config.emb_dim), angles=(rows, config.head_dim)) - def trace(self, config): - return self.graph.trace(**self.shapes(config)) + def trace(self, config, rows): + return self.graph.trace(**self.shapes(config, rows)) - def compile(self, config, **kwargs): - return self.graph.compile(**self.shapes(config), **kwargs) + def compile(self, config, rows, **kwargs): + return self.graph.compile(**self.shapes(config, rows), **kwargs) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py index df30310adb..7c37f107ef 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py @@ -1,7 +1,13 @@ # SPDX-FileCopyrightText: Copyright (C) 2026 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. All rights reserved. # SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 -"""Llama 3.2 1B on the NPU: the prefill and decode graphs as two fused images. +"""Llama 3.2 1B on the NPU: one graph function, one image per input shape. + +The prompt and each decode step are calls of the one ``forward`` +(:class:`.graphs.LlamaGraph`) at two shapes: a prompt runs padded to +``max_seq_len`` rows, a decode step at one row. Every version shares the function's scratch arena, so +the weights are uploaded once and the caches a prompt writes are the caches +decode reads. No torch: the weights are the mapped checkpoint, the embedding a numpy gather, the logits numpy. The accuracy check, which needs the torch CPU @@ -9,46 +15,47 @@ """ import logging +from collections.abc import Callable import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 from . import harness -from .graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph +from .graphs import LlamaGraph MAX_SEQ_LEN = 2048 class AIELlama: - """Both phases as fused images over one set of weights and caches. - - The prefill image runs the prompt at ``max_seq_len`` and writes the - caches in the layout the decode image reads; ``prefill_to_decode`` - hands them over. Each image owns a copy of the weights it reads. + """The model as one graph function called at the prompt's and a token's shape. - ``decode`` and ``prefill`` are the compiled images (:meth:`compile` - builds them); :meth:`forward` is the ``forward_pass`` the harness calls. + ``forward_graph`` is that function -- a compiled + :class:`~iron.common.graph.compiled.GraphFunction`, or anything called + the same way and returning a buffer with ``numpy()``. :meth:`forward` + is the ``forward_pass`` the harness calls. """ - def __init__(self, config, decode_graph, decode, prefill, max_seq_len): + def __init__(self, config, forward_graph: Callable, max_seq_len: int): self.config = config - self.decode_graph = decode_graph - self.decode = decode - self.prefill = prefill + self.forward_graph = forward_graph self.max_seq_len = max_seq_len + # The RoPE table as the images read it. A float32 table would be + # another input signature, and so another compile. + self.angles = config.angles.astype(bfloat16) @classmethod def compile(cls, config, max_seq_len=MAX_SEQ_LEN) -> "AIELlama": - """Trace, compile and load both images, weights uploaded.""" - decode_graph = DecodeGraph(config, max_seq_len) - decode = decode_graph.compile(config).load() - prefill = PrefillGraph(config, decode_graph).compile(config).load() - return cls(config, decode_graph, decode, prefill, max_seq_len) - - def prefill_to_decode(self): - graph = self.decode_graph - for cache in (*graph.keys, *graph.values): - self.decode.write(cache, self.prefill.read(cache)) + """Trace, compile and load both versions, weights uploaded. + + Both before the first call, so the shared arena is made once at its + final size. + """ + model = LlamaGraph(config, max_seq_len) + for rows in (1, max_seq_len): + model.compile(config, rows) + for version in model.graph.versions.values(): + version.load() + return cls(config, model.graph, max_seq_len) # -- the forward pass ---------------------------------------------------- @@ -68,19 +75,23 @@ def forward(self, config, state): return np.array(logits).reshape(1, 1, config.vocab_size), state def _prefill(self, token_ids): - config, L = self.config, self.max_seq_len + config, rows = self.config, self.max_seq_len n = token_ids.shape[0] - assert 0 < n <= L + assert 0 < n <= rows # The prompt fills the first rows; the rest are never read (attention is # causal, and decode masks the cache's tail by its vector size). - x = np.zeros((L, config.emb_dim), dtype=bfloat16) + x = np.zeros((rows, config.emb_dim), dtype=bfloat16) x[:n] = config.weights.embed(token_ids) - # The last prompt row's logits only, selected by its element offset. - logits = self.prefill( - x, config.angles[:L], last=(n - 1) * config.emb_dim + # Every call passes every per-call value; a version reads the ones + # its operators bind. Here: the last prompt row's logits only, + # selected by its element offset. + return self.forward_graph( + x, + self.angles[:rows], + cache_offset=0, + vector_size=n, + last=(n - 1) * config.emb_dim, ).numpy() - self.prefill_to_decode() - return logits def _decode(self, token_id, position): config = self.config @@ -90,11 +101,12 @@ def _decode(self, token_id, position): # tail contributes nothing. It used to be written as a running sum of # context lengths, which iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py shows # drifting from the CPU reference from the second token on (ยง18). - return self.decode( + return self.forward_graph( config.weights.embed([token_id]).reshape(1, config.emb_dim), - config.angles[position : position + 1], + self.angles[position : position + 1], cache_offset=position * config.head_dim, vector_size=position + 1, + last=0, ).numpy() diff --git a/iron/tests/common/graph.py b/iron/tests/common/graph.py index 565cfaae7b..98309a7c3a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/graph.py @@ -312,12 +312,11 @@ def test_swiglu_prefill_traces_over_a_sequence(): def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import LlamaGraph cfg = _Config() L = 256 - dg = DecodeGraph(cfg, L) - t = dg.trace(cfg) + t = LlamaGraph(cfg, L).trace(cfg, 1) kinds = [type(op).__name__ for op, *_ in t.runlist] per_block = [ "WeightedRMSNorm", @@ -347,7 +346,9 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(): ] assert kinds == per_block * cfg.n_layers + ["WeightedRMSNorm", "GEMV"] assert t.input_args == ["x", "angles"] and t.output_args == ["out"] - assert [v.name for v in t.values] == ["cache_offset", "vector_size"] + # One function, so every version takes every value; one token binds two. + assert [v.name for v in t.values] == ["cache_offset", "vector_size", "last"] + assert {b.value.name for b in t.bindings} == {"cache_offset", "vector_size"} # The weights are named from the model; the caches are pinned state. assert "layers.1.attn.q.weight" in t.pinned and "keys_cache_0" in t.pinned assert t.pinned["keys_cache_0"] == cfg.n_kv_groups * L * cfg.head_dim * 2 @@ -374,16 +375,15 @@ def test_llama_decode_traces_and_tunes(): op.tuned(aie_utils.get_current_device()) -def test_llama_prefill_traces_over_the_decode_caches(): +def test_llama_prompt_traces_over_the_same_caches(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import LlamaGraph cfg = _Config() L = cfg.context_length - dg = DecodeGraph(cfg, L, num_aie_columns=4) - pg = PrefillGraph(cfg, dg, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) - t = pg.trace(cfg) + g = LlamaGraph(cfg, L, num_aie_columns=4, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) + t = g.trace(cfg, L) kinds = [type(op).__name__ for op, *_ in t.runlist] per_block = [ "WeightedRMSNorm", @@ -408,9 +408,13 @@ def test_llama_prefill_traces_over_the_decode_caches(): tail = ["StridedCopy", "WeightedRMSNorm", "GEMV"] assert kinds == per_block * cfg.n_layers + tail assert t.input_args == ["x", "angles"] and t.output_args == ["out"] - assert [v.name for v in t.values] == ["last"] - # The caches are decode's own states, so the handoff is by name. - assert t.pinned["keys_cache_0"] == dg.trace(cfg).pinned["keys_cache_0"] + assert [v.name for v in t.values] == ["cache_offset", "vector_size", "last"] + # The caches are the states a token's version reads: the same objects, + # so one arena holds them once for both. + token = g.trace(cfg, 1) + assert set(t.states) == set(token.states) + assert t.residents["keys_cache_0"] == token.residents["keys_cache_0"] + assert set(t.weights) == set(token.weights) - {id(g.scale)} # Every projection reads the (out, in) checkpoint layout through the # column-major flag, which the trace carries into shape inference. gemms = [op for op, *_ in t.runlist if type(op).__name__ == "GEMM"] diff --git a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py index 8429c3242b..251417948e 100644 --- a/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py +++ b/iron/tests/common/llama_reference.py @@ -4,15 +4,16 @@ """The graphs' references against the model's plain forward pass. ``Llama.forward`` is a stateless causal pass in torch, the oracle the NPU -application is judged against. ``PrefillGraph`` and ``DecodeGraph`` are the -same computation as graph functions, and ``GraphFunction.reference`` runs -each operator by operator through its ``reference()`` on host tensors, with -the per-call values modelled (the last prompt row selects the logits, the -cache offset moves the copy, the vector size masks the softmax) and the -caches as state. So the two can be compared without a device, from the -same prompt: that checks the graphs' wiring (layouts, reshapes, the scale, -the repeat, the transposes, the cache handoff between the phases) against -the model, leaving only the kernels' arithmetic for hardware. +application is judged against. ``LlamaGraph.graph`` is the same +computation as one graph function, called at a prompt's shape and at one +token's, and ``GraphFunction.reference`` runs it operator by operator +through each ``reference()`` on host tensors, with the per-call values +modelled (the last prompt row selects the logits, the cache offset moves the +copy, the vector size masks the softmax) and the caches as state. So the two +can be compared without a device, from the same prompt: that checks the +graph's wiring (layouts, reshapes, the scale, the repeat, the transposes, +the caches the prompt leaves for decode) against the model, leaving only +the kernels' arithmetic for hardware. The oracle needs no cache: the logits at position ``t`` of a causal pass over ``t + 1`` tokens are what a cached decode produces at step ``t``. Both @@ -24,7 +25,7 @@ import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 -from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph +from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import LlamaGraph from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b import harness from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.harness import LlamaModelState from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.npu import AIELlama @@ -47,28 +48,36 @@ def _embed(config, tokens): return config.weights.embed(tokens.numpy()) -def decode_graph(config): - """The decode graph at the test's context length, four columns wide so the - prefill graph's tiles divide the scaled model.""" - return DecodeGraph(config, config.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) +def llama_graph(config): + """The graph at the test's context length, four columns wide and with + small prompt tiles so they divide the scaled model.""" + return LlamaGraph( + config, + config.context_length, + num_aie_columns=4, + num_of_pipelines=1, + tile_m=16, + ) def graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt): - """Run the prompt through the prefill graph's reference; the logits of its last token. + """Run the prompt through the graph's reference; the logits of its last token. The graph runs at the context length: the prompt fills the first rows of ``x`` and the rest are zero; ``last`` picks the last prompt row.""" - L, E = config.context_length, config.emb_dim + rows = config.context_length + E = config.emb_dim n = prompt.shape[0] - x = np.zeros((L, E), dtype=bfloat16) + x = np.zeros((rows, E), dtype=bfloat16) x[:n] = _embed(config, prompt) - pre = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) - logits = pre.graph.reference(x, config.angles[:L], last=(n - 1) * E) + logits = graph.graph.reference( + x, config.angles[:rows], cache_offset=0, vector_size=n, last=(n - 1) * E + ) return torch.from_numpy(logits.reshape(-1).astype(np.float32)) def graph_decode(config, graph, tokens, pos, *, vector_size=None): - """Feed ``tokens`` one at a time through the decode graph's reference from + """Feed ``tokens`` one at a time through the graph's reference from position ``pos``, its caches as they are; the logits after each.""" D = config.head_dim out = [] @@ -76,7 +85,9 @@ def graph_decode(config, graph, tokens, pos, *, vector_size=None): x = _embed(config, token.reshape(1)).reshape(1, config.emb_dim) angles = config.angles[pos : pos + 1] n = pos + 1 if vector_size is None else vector_size(step, pos) - logits = graph.graph.reference(x, angles, cache_offset=pos * D, vector_size=n) + logits = graph.graph.reference( + x, angles, cache_offset=pos * D, vector_size=n, last=0 + ) out.append(torch.from_numpy(logits.reshape(-1).astype(np.float32))) pos += 1 return out @@ -123,22 +134,22 @@ def _assert_close(got, expected): def test_decode_from_an_empty_cache_matches_the_forward_token_by_token(cpu): - """The decode graph alone: the prompt fed one token at a time from an + """One token at a time only: the prompt fed a token at a time from an empty cache, then the generated tokens.""" config, prompt, first, expected = cpu - graph = decode_graph(config) + graph = llama_graph(config) over_prompt = graph_decode(config, graph, prompt, 0) _assert_close([over_prompt[-1]], [first]) got = greedy(config, graph, over_prompt[-1], prompt.shape[0], len(expected)) _assert_close(got, expected) -def test_prefill_matches_the_forward_and_hands_decode_its_caches(cpu): +def test_the_prompt_matches_the_forward_and_leaves_decode_its_caches(cpu): config, prompt, first, expected = cpu - graph = decode_graph(config) + graph = llama_graph(config) got_first = graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt) _assert_close([got_first], [first]) - # Decode continues from the caches prefill wrote. + # Decode continues from the caches the prompt wrote: the same states. got = greedy(config, graph, got_first, prompt.shape[0], len(expected)) _assert_close(got, expected) @@ -150,7 +161,7 @@ def test_the_cumulative_vector_size_is_not_the_context_length(cpu): Modelled here: it drifts from the forward where the correct context length does not.""" config, prompt, first, expected = cpu - graph = decode_graph(config) + graph = llama_graph(config) graph_prefill(config, graph, prompt) cum = {"total": 0} @@ -176,39 +187,21 @@ def numpy(self): return self.array -class _Image: - """A compiled graph stood in by its reference: the application's view of one.""" - - def __init__(self, graph): - self.graph = graph - - def __call__(self, *tensors, **values): - return _Output(self.graph.reference(*tensors, **values)) - - def read(self, state): - return state.host.copy() - - def write(self, state, tensor): - state.host = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(state.shape).astype(bfloat16) +def application(config): + """npu.py's AIELlama with its graph function stood in by its reference, + which runs at whatever shape it is called with.""" + graph = llama_graph(config) + def forward(*tensors, **values): + return _Output(graph.graph.reference(*tensors, **values)) -def application(config): - """npu.py's AIELlama with its two images stood in by the graph references.""" - graph = decode_graph(config) - prefill = PrefillGraph(config, graph, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) - return AIELlama( - config, - graph, - _Image(graph.graph), - _Image(prefill.graph), - config.context_length, - ) + return AIELlama(config, forward, config.context_length) def test_the_application_runs_both_phases_through_its_images(cpu): - """npu.py's own forward pass, its two images stood in by the graph - references: the embedding, the prompt's padding and its last-row offset, - the angles, the cache handoff and decode's values are the application's.""" + """npu.py's own forward pass, its graph stood in by the reference: the + embedding, the prompt's padding and its last-row offset, the angles and + decode's values are the application's.""" config, prompt, first, expected = cpu npu = application(config) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py index be5660dd99..e8706669ab 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/full_elf.py @@ -90,10 +90,10 @@ def _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts): def test_decode_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_values_in_the_table(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import LlamaGraph cfg = _Config() - traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) + traced = LlamaGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg, 1) artifacts = build_elf(traced, "decode") _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) @@ -107,11 +107,10 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(): 430), past this gate's memory at the full depth.""" from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Llama1B - from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import LlamaGraph cfg = Llama1B(n_layers=1) - decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length) - traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode).trace(cfg) + traced = LlamaGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length).trace(cfg, cfg.context_length) assert len(traced.runlist) == 18 + 3 artifacts = build_elf(traced, "prefill_1b") _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) @@ -120,11 +119,12 @@ def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_at_llama_size_for_one_layer(): def test_prefill_graph_builds_a_full_elf_with_its_value_in_the_table(): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import LlamaGraph cfg = _Config() - decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) - traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16).trace(cfg) + L = cfg.context_length + graph = LlamaGraph(cfg, L, num_aie_columns=4, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) + traced = graph.trace(cfg, L) artifacts = build_elf(traced, "prefill") _assert_values_in_table(traced, artifacts) diff --git a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py index a8f6480e37..e22bdad8e0 100644 --- a/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py +++ b/iron/tests/toolchain/lowering_graph.py @@ -30,10 +30,10 @@ def _lower_all(traced, tmp_path): def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import LlamaGraph cfg = _Config() - traced = DecodeGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg) + traced = LlamaGraph(cfg, 256).trace(cfg, 1) bound = {id(b.op) for b in traced.bindings} assert bound, "the decode graph binds values" _lower_all(traced, tmp_path) @@ -42,11 +42,12 @@ def test_decode_graph_operators_lower_with_their_values(tmp_path): def test_prefill_graph_operators_lower_with_their_value(tmp_path): from iron.tests.common.llama_model import Config as _Config - from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import DecodeGraph, PrefillGraph + from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.graphs import LlamaGraph cfg = _Config() - decode = DecodeGraph(cfg, cfg.context_length, num_aie_columns=4) - traced = PrefillGraph(cfg, decode, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16).trace(cfg) + L = cfg.context_length + graph = LlamaGraph(cfg, L, num_aie_columns=4, num_of_pipelines=1, tile_m=16) + traced = graph.trace(cfg, L) assert [b.value.name for b in traced.bindings] == ["last"] _lower_all(traced, tmp_path) From be3173a68116175c70a2e8276feae4215d898c66 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 18:41:46 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 208/215] Llama: apply Llama 3's RoPE frequency scaling Llama 3.2 1B's checkpoint config has rope_scaling {factor 32, low_freq_factor 1, high_freq_factor 4, original_max_position_embeddings 8192, rope_type llama3}; the table ignored it, and so did the CPU reference, since both read config.angles. For head_dim 64 and base 500000 it keeps the fastest 15 frequencies, interpolates 3 and divides the slowest 14 by 32, so it changes the model at every position, not only past 8192. Llama3RopeScaling applies it to the frequencies in float64, before their one rounding to float32; tested against Meta's published apply_scaling. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py | 12 +++- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py | 51 +++++++++++++++-- iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py | 68 +++++++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 125 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py index f97c97c3eb..cf9be6a370 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py @@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ import tiktoken.load from .sampling import Sampler -from .weights import LlamaWeights, rope_angles +from .weights import Llama3RopeScaling, LlamaWeights, rope_angles #: Seeds the sampler, so a run's text is reproducible. SEED = 1608560892 @@ -47,6 +47,12 @@ def __init__(self, weights_path, tokenizer_path): # RoPE self.rope_base = 500000.0 + self.rope_scaling = Llama3RopeScaling( + factor=32.0, + low_freq_factor=1.0, + high_freq_factor=4.0, + original_max_position_embeddings=8192, + ) self.context_length = 131072 # Generation @@ -78,7 +84,9 @@ def __init__(self, weights_path, tokenizer_path): # The RoPE angle look-up table, float32; the NPU and the CPU reference # both read this one. - self.angles = rope_angles(self.head_dim, self.context_length, self.rope_base) + self.angles = rope_angles( + self.head_dim, self.context_length, self.rope_base, self.rope_scaling + ) def _check_weights(self): layer = self.weights.layers[0] diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py index d537e9621a..c7b4ef2a5d 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py @@ -306,12 +306,54 @@ def embed(self, token_ids: np.ndarray | list[int]) -> np.ndarray: # ########################################################################## +@dataclass(frozen=True) +class Llama3RopeScaling: + """Llama 3's RoPE frequency scaling (``"rope_type": "llama3"``). + + How Llama 3.1 and later stretch a model trained at + ``original_max_position_embeddings`` to a longer context, by frequency: + one whose wavelength is under ``original / high_freq_factor`` positions + is kept, one over ``original / low_freq_factor`` is divided by + ``factor``, and one between is interpolated between the two by where its + wavelength falls. The fields are the checkpoint's ``rope_scaling``. + """ + + factor: float + low_freq_factor: float + high_freq_factor: float + original_max_position_embeddings: int + + def __call__(self, inv_freq: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray: + """``inv_freq`` (radians per position, per frequency), scaled.""" + original = self.original_max_position_embeddings + wavelen = 2 * np.pi / inv_freq + smooth = (original / wavelen - self.low_freq_factor) / ( + self.high_freq_factor - self.low_freq_factor + ) + between = (1 - smooth) * inv_freq / self.factor + smooth * inv_freq + return np.where( + wavelen < original / self.high_freq_factor, + inv_freq, + np.where( + wavelen > original / self.low_freq_factor, + inv_freq / self.factor, + between, + ), + ) + + def rope_angles( - head_dim: int, context_length: int, rope_base: float = 500000.0 + head_dim: int, + context_length: int, + rope_base: float = 500000.0, + scaling: Llama3RopeScaling | None = None, ) -> np.ndarray: """The RoPE table, ``(context_length, head_dim)`` float32: cos and sin interleaved per frequency, as the device kernel reads it. + ``scaling``, if given, is applied to the frequencies in float64, before + their one rounding to float32. + The formula is :func:`.model.rope_angles`' in float32 -- ``inv_freq`` and each ``position * inv_freq`` are rounded to float32 at the same points -- but each transcendental is evaluated in float64 and rounded once, so @@ -322,9 +364,10 @@ def rope_angles( 0.28% of entries round to a different bf16, by at most 2**-8. """ exponents = np.arange(0, head_dim, 2, dtype=np.float32) / np.float32(head_dim) - inv_freq = (1.0 / np.power(rope_base, exponents.astype(np.float64))).astype( - np.float32 - ) + inv_freq = 1.0 / np.power(rope_base, exponents.astype(np.float64)) + if scaling is not None: + inv_freq = scaling(inv_freq) + inv_freq = inv_freq.astype(np.float32) freqs = np.outer(np.arange(context_length, dtype=np.float32), inv_freq) angles = np.empty((context_length, head_dim), dtype=np.float32) angles[:, ::2] = np.cos(freqs.astype(np.float64)) diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py index 6f2cab919c..ccea14ff99 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py @@ -12,6 +12,7 @@ """ import json +import math import os import struct from pathlib import Path @@ -22,6 +23,7 @@ from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.sampling import Sampler from iron.applications.llama_3_2_1b.weights import ( + Llama3RopeScaling, LlamaWeights, SafetensorsFile, rope_angles, @@ -296,6 +298,72 @@ def test_rope_is_correctly_rounded_at_position_zero_and_one(): ) +LLAMA_3_2 = Llama3RopeScaling( + factor=32.0, + low_freq_factor=1.0, + high_freq_factor=4.0, + original_max_position_embeddings=8192, +) + + +def _published_llama3_scaling(freqs, factor, low, high, original): + """``apply_scaling`` from Meta's llama-models reference, as published: + one frequency at a time, in float64.""" + low_wavelen, high_wavelen = original / low, original / high + scaled = [] + for freq in freqs: + wavelen = 2 * math.pi / freq + if wavelen < high_wavelen: + scaled.append(freq) + elif wavelen > low_wavelen: + scaled.append(freq / factor) + else: + smooth = (original / wavelen - low) / (high - low) + scaled.append((1 - smooth) * freq / factor + smooth * freq) + return np.array(scaled) + + +def test_llama3_scaling_is_the_published_formula(): + """Every frequency of Llama 3.2 1B's (head_dim 64, base 500000) matches + Meta's reference, and all three bands are exercised: the fastest fifteen + kept, three interpolated, the slowest fourteen divided by 32.""" + D, base = 64, 500000.0 + inv_freq = 1.0 / base ** (np.arange(0, D, 2) / D) + ours = LLAMA_3_2(inv_freq) + published = _published_llama3_scaling(inv_freq, 32.0, 1.0, 4.0, 8192) + np.testing.assert_allclose(ours, published, rtol=1e-15, atol=0) + + kept = ours == inv_freq + divided = np.isclose(ours, inv_freq / 32.0, rtol=1e-15, atol=0) + between = ~kept & ~divided + assert (kept.sum(), between.sum(), divided.sum()) == (15, 3, 14) + # The bands are contiguous, fastest to slowest, and the interpolation + # moves each frequency part of the way to its divided value. + assert list(np.flatnonzero(kept)) == list(range(15)) + assert list(np.flatnonzero(between)) == [15, 16, 17] + assert np.all(inv_freq[between] / 32.0 < ours[between]) + assert np.all(ours[between] < inv_freq[between]) + + +def test_scaled_rope_table_rotates_by_the_scaled_frequencies(): + """The scaled table is the unscaled table's formula over the scaled + frequencies, rounded once; the kept band is the unscaled table's.""" + D, L, base = 64, 2048, 500000.0 + exponents = np.arange(0, D, 2, dtype=np.float32) / np.float32(D) + inv_freq = 1.0 / base ** exponents.astype(np.float64) + scaled = LLAMA_3_2(inv_freq).astype(np.float32) + freqs = np.outer(np.arange(L, dtype=np.float32), scaled).astype(np.float64) + + angles = rope_angles(D, L, base, LLAMA_3_2) + assert angles.dtype == np.float32 and angles.shape == (L, D) + assert np.array_equal(angles[:, ::2], np.cos(freqs).astype(np.float32)) + assert np.array_equal(angles[:, 1::2], np.sin(freqs).astype(np.float32)) + + unscaled = rope_angles(D, L, base) + assert np.array_equal(angles[:, :30], unscaled[:, :30]), "the kept band moved" + assert not np.array_equal(angles[:, 30:], unscaled[:, 30:]) + + # Tier 1 -- sampling # ########################################################################## From aeb6c47441a2472bfd6bdc2b2e8c286ff2163b39 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 18:41:46 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 209/215] Llama: keep a bf16 RoPE table only as long as the images reach The config's table covers the model's 131072-position context; the images read at most max_seq_len rows of it, so the bf16 copy was 16 MiB where 0.25 MiB is used. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py | 7 ++++--- 1 file changed, 4 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py index 7c37f107ef..44092dfba4 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py @@ -39,9 +39,10 @@ def __init__(self, config, forward_graph: Callable, max_seq_len: int): self.config = config self.forward_graph = forward_graph self.max_seq_len = max_seq_len - # The RoPE table as the images read it. A float32 table would be - # another input signature, and so another compile. - self.angles = config.angles.astype(bfloat16) + # The RoPE table as the images read it, as far as they reach. A + # float32 table would be another input signature, and so another + # compile. + self.angles = config.angles[:max_seq_len].astype(bfloat16) @classmethod def compile(cls, config, max_seq_len=MAX_SEQ_LEN) -> "AIELlama": From 85d04df4025c9b2046baa337a5fefda7c821b158 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 19:11:08 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 210/215] Llama: restate the accuracy test's KL figures under RoPE scaling The prefill KL rose from 0.035 to 0.091 with the scaling. It is one position: over 140 positions of prompt.txt the NPU's KL against the fp32 reference has the same distribution with and without the scaling (median 0.006), and the bf16 RoPE table costs 5e-6 of it. The fp32 reference matches Hugging Face transformers' LlamaForCausalLM to KL 1e-8, scaled and unscaled. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py | 8 +++++--- 1 file changed, 5 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py index 73aa699e78..e8269e28de 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py @@ -86,9 +86,11 @@ def test_llama_3_2_1b(prompt_len, num_tokens): # KL(fp32 CPU || NPU) of the next-token distribution, teacher-forced over 40 -# steps. The graphs measure 0.026 on prefill and at most 0.015 on decode; the -# llama_npu.py they replaced, on the same toolchain, 0.074 and 0.013. Decode -# attention over unmasked KV-cache slots measured 9.2. +# steps. With Llama 3's RoPE scaling the graphs measure 0.091 on prefill and +# at most 0.023 on decode. The prefill figure is one position, and an unlucky +# one: over 140 positions of prompt.txt the median is 0.006 with or without +# the scaling, and this is one of two above 0.05. Without the scaling it +# measured 0.035. Decode attention over unmasked KV-cache slots measured 9.2. MAX_PREFILL_KL = 0.1 MAX_DECODE_KL = 0.05 From 13a8d1cd61f11ee95cab35ce31b08df579b4b2a2 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 19:13:57 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 211/215] Llama CLI: bound the prompt in tokens, not characters --prompt-len slices prompt.txt by characters, but setup() added it to the generated-token count and checked the sum against MAX_SEQ_LEN's rows, so the defaults (2048 characters, about 580 tokens) failed an assert the run fits in. Check the tokenized prompt instead, and say what --prompt-len counts. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py | 2 +- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py | 10 +++++++--- 2 files changed, 8 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py index cf9be6a370..37dd67031a 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/harness.py @@ -233,7 +233,7 @@ def argument_parser(description="LLaMA 3.2 1B Inference Harness"): "--prompt-len", type=int, default=2048, - help="Length of the input prompt in tokens (default: 2048)", + help="Length of the input prompt, in characters of prompt.txt (default: 2048)", ) parser.add_argument( "--num-tokens", diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py index 44092dfba4..819482a10b 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py @@ -117,11 +117,15 @@ def _decode(self, token_id, position): def setup(args): """The config, the prompt's state and the compiled model, from the arguments.""" - assert ( - MAX_SEQ_LEN >= args.prompt_len + args.num_tokens - ), "MAX_SEQ_LEN must be at least prompt_len + num_tokens" prompt = harness.get_prompt(args.prompt_len) config, state = harness.init(args.weights_path, args.tokenizer_path, prompt=prompt) + # --prompt-len counts characters; the rows are tokens, known only now. + n_prompt = state.token_ids.shape[1] + if n_prompt + args.num_tokens > MAX_SEQ_LEN: + raise ValueError( + f"a {n_prompt}-token prompt and {args.num_tokens} generated tokens " + f"exceed the model's {MAX_SEQ_LEN} rows" + ) return config, state, prompt, AIELlama.compile(config) From 07dee7e5a65f86aedf372ba0ffc64bc35a544758 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 19:45:22 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 212/215] Llama: drop each weight's checkpoint pages once it is on the device The mapped checkpoint stayed resident after upload, so a run held it and the buffers at once: VmHWM 5293 MiB, of which RssFile 2457 was the mapping and RssShmem 2605 the buffers. CompiledGraph.upload/load take a release callback, called with each weight as soon as it is in its buffer (in an arena it is never read again: a grown arena keeps the device's contents). SafetensorsFile.release madvises a view's pages away; the mapping is read-only and of the file, so a later read faults them back. AIELlama passes LlamaWeights.release, which skips arrays that are not the checkpoint's (the attention scale). VmHWM 5293 -> 3413 MiB, steady RSS 5293 -> 2975 MiB; the remaining ~440 MiB peak is the 501 MiB embedding uploaded as one weight. Accuracy bit-identical (prefill KL 0.090601, decode max 0.023189). Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py | 6 ++- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py | 33 ++++++++++++++++- iron/common/graph/compiled.py | 20 +++++++--- iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py | 17 +++++++++ iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py | 41 +++++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 109 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py index 819482a10b..1f2d4e0358 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py @@ -49,13 +49,15 @@ def compile(cls, config, max_seq_len=MAX_SEQ_LEN) -> "AIELlama": """Trace, compile and load both versions, weights uploaded. Both before the first call, so the shared arena is made once at its - final size. + final size. Each weight's checkpoint pages are dropped once it is on + the device, so the process never holds the mapped checkpoint and the + buffers at once; the embedding's rows fault back in as it is read. """ model = LlamaGraph(config, max_seq_len) for rows in (1, max_seq_len): model.compile(config, rows) for version in model.graph.versions.values(): - version.load() + version.load(release=config.weights.release) return cls(config, model.graph, max_seq_len) # -- the forward pass ---------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py index c7b4ef2a5d..fa9acacba9 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/weights.py @@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ import mmap import re import struct -from dataclasses import dataclass +from dataclasses import dataclass, field from pathlib import Path from typing import Iterator @@ -76,6 +76,8 @@ def __init__(self, path: str | Path): # The mapping holds its own reference to the file; closing ours # does not unmap it. self._map = mmap.mmap(f.fileno(), 0, access=mmap.ACCESS_READ) + # Where the mapping starts in memory, to tell a view's place in it. + self._address = np.frombuffer(self._map, dtype=np.uint8).ctypes.data self._data_start = 8 + header_len self.metadata: dict[str, str] = header.pop("__metadata__", None) or {} data_len = len(self._map) - self._data_start @@ -128,6 +130,26 @@ def __getitem__(self, name: str) -> np.ndarray: ) return flat.reshape(info.shape) + def holds(self, array: np.ndarray) -> bool: + """Whether ``array``'s bytes lie in this mapping's data section.""" + begin = array.ctypes.data - self._address + return self._data_start <= begin and begin + array.nbytes <= len(self._map) + + def release(self, view: np.ndarray) -> None: + """Drop this process's pages of ``view``, a view of this mapping. + + Nothing is lost: the mapping is of the file, read-only, so a later + read faults the bytes back in, from the page cache or the disk. What + it saves is resident memory -- a weight read once, to upload it, + need not stay counted against the process. Pages the view shares + with its neighbours are dropped too, as harmlessly. + """ + if not (view.flags.c_contiguous and self.holds(view)): + raise ValueError(f"not a contiguous view of {self.path}") + begin = view.ctypes.data - self._address + start = begin - begin % mmap.PAGESIZE + self._map.madvise(mmap.MADV_DONTNEED, start, begin + view.nbytes - start) + # The model tree # ########################################################################## @@ -200,6 +222,14 @@ class LlamaWeights: embedding: np.ndarray # (vocab_size, emb_dim) norm: np.ndarray # (emb_dim,) layers: tuple[LayerWeights, ...] + # The mapped checkpoint the arrays view, if they came from one. + file: SafetensorsFile | None = field(default=None, repr=False, compare=False) + + def release(self, array: np.ndarray) -> None: + """Drop the host pages of ``array`` if it is a view of the mapped + checkpoint; anything else is left alone. It stays readable.""" + if self.file is not None and self.file.holds(array): + self.file.release(array) @property def out_head(self) -> np.ndarray: @@ -262,6 +292,7 @@ def from_file(cls, file: SafetensorsFile) -> LlamaWeights: embedding=file[_EMBEDDING], norm=file[_NORM], layers=tuple(LayerWeights(**by_layer[i]) for i in range(len(by_layer))), + file=file, ) weights._check_shapes() return weights diff --git a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py index e84e35e588..9e610c11c9 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py @@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ from __future__ import annotations import inspect +from collections.abc import Callable import numpy as np from ml_dtypes import bfloat16 @@ -298,16 +299,25 @@ def read(self, x): def _copy_in(self, name, tensor) -> None: _store(self.callable.get_buffer(name).numpy_view(), tensor) - def upload(self) -> None: - """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer, once per storage.""" + def upload(self, release: Callable[[object], None] | None = None) -> None: + """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer, once per storage. + + ``release``, if given, is called with each weight as soon as it is + in its buffer, for its owner to drop the host copy's pages. In an + arena that is the last time the weight is read: a grown arena keeps + the device's contents. + """ for key, (tensor, handle) in self.traced.weights.items(): if key not in self._loaded: self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) self._loaded.add(key) + if release is not None: + release(tensor) - def load(self) -> "CompiledGraph": - """Load the image and upload its weights now, rather than on first call.""" - self.upload() + def load(self, release: Callable[[object], None] | None = None) -> CompiledGraph: + """Load the image and upload its weights now, rather than on first + call; ``release`` as for :meth:`upload`.""" + self.upload(release) return self # -- calling --------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py index 2c7d008120..395614793a 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py @@ -96,6 +96,23 @@ def test_two_shapes_share_weights_and_state_through_one_arena(): assert f.arena.plan.size < private +def test_load_hands_each_weight_to_release_once_it_is_uploaded(): + """``release`` sees each weight once over every version, after which the + host copy is not read: overwriting it changes nothing on the device.""" + f, w, w2, s = _function() + f.compile(x=(E,)) + f.compile(x=(2 * E,)) + released = [] + for version in f.versions.values(): + version.load(release=released.append) + assert sorted(map(id, released)) == sorted([id(w), id(w2)]) + + expect_w = _f32(w) + w[:] = 0 + x1 = _numbers(E, 9) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(f(x1).numpy()), _f32(x1) + 2 * expect_w) + + def test_a_version_compiled_after_the_first_call_grows_the_arena_and_keeps_state(): """Compiling on first call at a new shape: the arena grows under the version that already ran, which keeps working.""" diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py index ccea14ff99..7228d5fe67 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/llama_host.py @@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ import json import math import os +import re import struct from pathlib import Path @@ -135,6 +136,46 @@ def test_reader_views_the_mapping_without_copying(toy_path): a[0] = 0 +def _resident_bytes(path: Path) -> int: + """This process's resident bytes of its mappings of ``path``, per the kernel.""" + total, inside = 0, False + for line in Path("/proc/self/smaps").read_text().splitlines(): + fields = line.split() + if re.match(r"[0-9a-f]+-[0-9a-f]+ ", line): + inside = fields[-1] == str(path.resolve()) + elif inside and fields[0] == "Rss:": + total += int(fields[1]) * 1024 + return total + + +def test_release_drops_the_pages_and_keeps_the_bytes(toy_path): + tree = LlamaWeights.load(toy_path) + before = {name: np.array(a) for name, a in tree.named_parameters()} + assert _resident_bytes(toy_path) > 0 + for _, a in tree.named_parameters(): + tree.release(a) + # The tensors cover the whole file, header page included. + assert _resident_bytes(toy_path) == 0 + # Read again, each faults back in from the file, unchanged. + for name, a in tree.named_parameters(): + assert bitwise_equal(a, before[name]), name + assert _resident_bytes(toy_path) > 0 + + +def test_release_is_only_for_views_of_the_mapping(toy_path): + file = SafetensorsFile(toy_path) + tree = LlamaWeights.from_file(file) + elsewhere = np.zeros(8, dtype=bfloat16) + assert not file.holds(elsewhere) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="not a contiguous view"): + file.release(elsewhere) + with pytest.raises(ValueError, match="not a contiguous view"): + file.release(tree.embedding[:, ::2]) + # The tree releases what is its file's and leaves anything else alone. + tree.release(elsewhere) + assert not elsewhere.any() + + def test_reader_rejects_a_range_that_disagrees_with_the_shape(tmp_path): header = {"x": {"dtype": "F32", "shape": [4], "data_offsets": [0, 12]}} blob = json.dumps(header).encode() From f9629f9a0318c76c414d2edb303b105281cef687 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 20:01:30 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 213/215] Graph versions: load() loads the image even with nothing to upload In a shared arena the first version loaded uploads every weight, so a later version's upload() found nothing to copy and never made its runtime; the first call did. For Llama that was the prompt's image: its hw context and ELF load landed in the first prefill, 88 ms of TTFT (1.280 s first prefill vs 1.192 s steady). Interleaved over 8 rounds, TTFT is now 1.214 s against the two-graph version's 1.234 s, decode unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/common/graph/compiled.py | 14 ++++++++++- iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py | 27 ++++++++++++++++++++- 2 files changed, 39 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py index 9e610c11c9..20d1e5d195 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py @@ -270,6 +270,11 @@ def callable(self): self._callable = self.sequence.get_callable(self.arena) return self._callable + @property + def is_loaded(self) -> bool: + """Whether the image is on the device, so a call pays no setup.""" + return self._callable is not None + # -- buffers --------------------------------------------------------------- def buffer(self, x): @@ -316,7 +321,14 @@ def upload(self, release: Callable[[object], None] | None = None) -> None: def load(self, release: Callable[[object], None] | None = None) -> CompiledGraph: """Load the image and upload its weights now, rather than on first - call; ``release`` as for :meth:`upload`.""" + call; ``release`` as for :meth:`upload`. + + The image is loaded even when there is nothing to upload: in an + arena, another version may have put every weight there already, and + loading on first call cost Llama's first prefill 88 ms. + """ + if not self.is_loaded: + self._callable = self.sequence.get_callable(self.arena) self.upload(release) return self diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py index 395614793a..99b59cfde4 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py @@ -113,6 +113,31 @@ def test_load_hands_each_weight_to_release_once_it_is_uploaded(): np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(f(x1).numpy()), _f32(x1) + 2 * expect_w) +def test_load_loads_a_version_whose_weights_are_already_uploaded(): + """Loading the one-line version uploads ``w``, which is every weight the + two-line version reads; loading that one must still put its image on the + device, or its first call does.""" + w = _numbers(E, 1) + + @iron.graph + def f(x): + if x.shape[0] == E: + return ElementwiseAdd(x, w, tile_size=TILE) + # An input is not sliced in place; an intermediate is. + y = ElementwiseAdd(x, x, tile_size=TILE) + return ElementwiseAdd(y[E:], w, tile_size=TILE) + + one = f.compile(x=(E,)) + two = f.compile(x=(2 * E,)) + one.load() + assert f.arena.loaded == {id(w)} and not two.is_loaded + two.load() + assert one.is_loaded and two.is_loaded + + x = _numbers(2 * E, 10) + np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(two(x).numpy()), 2 * _f32(x[E:]) + _f32(w)) + + def test_a_version_compiled_after_the_first_call_grows_the_arena_and_keeps_state(): """Compiling on first call at a new shape: the arena grows under the version that already ran, which keeps working.""" @@ -134,7 +159,7 @@ def test_a_version_compiled_after_the_first_call_grows_the_arena_and_keeps_state np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(out), _f32(x3) + 2 * _f32(w)) # A state written through one version reads back through the other. - (one, two) = f.versions.values() + one, two = f.versions.values() line = _numbers(E, 8) one.write(s, line) np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(two.read(s)), _f32(line)) From 1fcf57207ac494698d13b0d8f7f5acde47d35e4d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 20:01:30 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 214/215] Llama accuracy test: bound the KL's mean, p90 and max over every step One step's KL is as much the position's as the NPU's: the prefill step's 0.091 is one of two positions in 140 above 0.05. The mean (0.0083) and p90 (0.018) over all 40 steps bound a drift; a loose max bounds a single broken step. Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py | 12 ++++++---- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py | 27 +++++++++++----------- 2 files changed, 22 insertions(+), 17 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py index 7353d30769..07640cca2a 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/accuracy.py @@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ import logging +import numpy as np + from . import harness from .npu import setup from .reference import ReferenceForward @@ -32,10 +34,12 @@ def main(): ReferenceForward(config), args.num_tokens, ) - kl = [k for k, _ in results] - print(f"[Accuracy] Prefill KL: {kl[0]:.6f}") - if len(kl) > 1: - print(f"[Accuracy] Decode max KL: {max(kl[1:]):.6f}") + # Over every step, prefill and decode alike: one step's KL depends as much + # on how confident the reference is at that position as on the NPU. + kl = np.array([k for k, _ in results]) + print(f"[Accuracy] Mean KL: {kl.mean():.6f}") + print(f"[Accuracy] P90 KL: {np.percentile(kl, 90):.6f}") + print(f"[Accuracy] Max KL: {kl.max():.6f} (step {kl.argmax()})") print(f"[Accuracy] Top-1 mismatches: {sum(not t for _, t in results)}") diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py index e8269e28de..6a6212d595 100644 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/test.py @@ -86,17 +86,19 @@ def test_llama_3_2_1b(prompt_len, num_tokens): # KL(fp32 CPU || NPU) of the next-token distribution, teacher-forced over 40 -# steps. With Llama 3's RoPE scaling the graphs measure 0.091 on prefill and -# at most 0.023 on decode. The prefill figure is one position, and an unlucky -# one: over 140 positions of prompt.txt the median is 0.006 with or without -# the scaling, and this is one of two above 0.05. Without the scaling it -# measured 0.035. Decode attention over unmasked KV-cache slots measured 9.2. -MAX_PREFILL_KL = 0.1 -MAX_DECODE_KL = 0.05 +# steps, bounded over all of them: any one step's KL is as much the +# position's as the NPU's. The graphs measure a mean of 0.0083 and a p90 of +# 0.018; over 140 positions of prompt.txt the p90 is 0.017. The mean and p90 +# bound a drift across many steps, the max a single broken step. The largest +# step is prefill at 0.091, one of two positions of the 140 above 0.05. +# Decode attention over unmasked KV-cache slots measured 9.2. +MAX_KL = {"Mean": 0.02, "P90": 0.04, "Max": 0.2} ACCURACY = { - "PrefillKL": r"\[Accuracy\] Prefill KL:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+)", - "DecodeMaxKL": r"\[Accuracy\] Decode max KL:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+)", + **{ + f"{stat}KL": rf"\[Accuracy\] {stat} KL:\s*(?P[\d\.e\+-]+)" + for stat in MAX_KL + }, "Top1Mismatches": r"\[Accuracy\] Top-1 mismatches:\s*(?P\d+)", } @@ -108,10 +110,9 @@ def test_llama_3_2_1b_accuracy(): pytest.importorskip("torch") result = run_llama_npu(1024, 40, figures=ACCURACY, entry_point="accuracy") - prefill_kl = float(re.search(r"Prefill KL:\s*(\S+)", result.stdout).group(1)) - decode_kl = float(re.search(r"Decode max KL:\s*(\S+)", result.stdout).group(1)) - assert prefill_kl <= MAX_PREFILL_KL, f"prefill KL {prefill_kl} > {MAX_PREFILL_KL}" - assert decode_kl <= MAX_DECODE_KL, f"decode KL {decode_kl} > {MAX_DECODE_KL}" + for stat, bound in MAX_KL.items(): + kl = float(re.search(ACCURACY[f"{stat}KL"], result.stdout).group("value")) + assert kl <= bound, f"{stat.lower()} KL {kl} > {bound}" # Repeated runs must produce bit-identical logits. A prefill KV hand-off that From 26ce43ff9f294551ec3048a997e0f500894aa588 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Erika Hunhoff Date: Fri, 25 Sep 2026 20:04:08 -0600 Subject: [PATCH 215/215] Graph upload: copy each weight in pieces, releasing each as it lands upload(release=...) now hands release every piece of a weight, a flat view of at most piece_bytes (64 MiB), as soon as it is in its buffer, rather than the whole weight after. A model whose weights view a mapped checkpoint then holds at most one piece of it beside the buffers. For Llama that was the 501 MiB embedding: peak RSS 3372 -> 2939-2976 MiB, now equal to the steady state; load time unchanged (1.7 s). Co-Authored-By: Claude --- iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py | 6 +- iron/common/graph/compiled.py | 63 ++++++++++++++++----- iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py | 30 +++++++--- 3 files changed, 74 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) diff --git a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py index 1f2d4e0358..789137d879 100755 --- a/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py +++ b/iron/applications/llama_3_2_1b/npu.py @@ -49,9 +49,9 @@ def compile(cls, config, max_seq_len=MAX_SEQ_LEN) -> "AIELlama": """Trace, compile and load both versions, weights uploaded. Both before the first call, so the shared arena is made once at its - final size. Each weight's checkpoint pages are dropped once it is on - the device, so the process never holds the mapped checkpoint and the - buffers at once; the embedding's rows fault back in as it is read. + final size. The checkpoint's pages are dropped a piece at a time as + they reach the device, so the process holds at most one piece of it + beside the buffers; the embedding's rows fault back in as it is read. """ model = LlamaGraph(config, max_seq_len) for rows in (1, max_seq_len): diff --git a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py index 20d1e5d195..f9faf7b0fe 100644 --- a/iron/common/graph/compiled.py +++ b/iron/common/graph/compiled.py @@ -47,14 +47,35 @@ def _shape_and_dtype(spec): return tuple(spec), bfloat16 -def _store(view: np.ndarray, tensor) -> None: +# A weight is uploaded in pieces of at most this many bytes of the host copy. +UPLOAD_PIECE = 64 * 2**20 + + +def _store( + view: np.ndarray, + tensor, + release: Callable[[np.ndarray], None] | None = None, + piece_bytes: int = UPLOAD_PIECE, +) -> None: """Copy ``tensor`` into a buffer view, casting in place. Assignment casts element by element into the destination; ``astype`` first would build a whole temporary, and faulting in the 501 MiB one for Llama's embedding took 5-50 s per upload. + + ``release``, if given, is called with each piece of the flattened host + copy once it is in the buffer, so a mapped checkpoint need never have + more than a piece of a weight resident beside it. """ - view[:] = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(-1) + flat = np.asarray(tensor).reshape(-1) + if release is None: + view[:] = flat + return + step = max(1, piece_bytes // flat.itemsize) + for begin in range(0, flat.size, step): + piece = flat[begin : begin + step] + view[begin : begin + step] = piece + release(piece) class GraphFunction: @@ -301,27 +322,41 @@ def read(self, x): buf.to("cpu") return buf.numpy().reshape(tuple(x.shape)) - def _copy_in(self, name, tensor) -> None: - _store(self.callable.get_buffer(name).numpy_view(), tensor) - - def upload(self, release: Callable[[object], None] | None = None) -> None: + def _copy_in( + self, + name, + tensor, + release: Callable[[np.ndarray], None] | None = None, + piece_bytes: int = UPLOAD_PIECE, + ) -> None: + view = self.callable.get_buffer(name).numpy_view() + _store(view, tensor, release, piece_bytes) + + def upload( + self, + release: Callable[[np.ndarray], None] | None = None, + piece_bytes: int = UPLOAD_PIECE, + ) -> None: """Copy every closed-over weight into its buffer, once per storage. - ``release``, if given, is called with each weight as soon as it is - in its buffer, for its owner to drop the host copy's pages. In an + ``release``, if given, is called with each piece of each weight -- + a flat view of at most ``piece_bytes`` -- as soon as it is in its + buffer, for the weight's owner to drop the host copy's pages. In an arena that is the last time the weight is read: a grown arena keeps the device's contents. """ for key, (tensor, handle) in self.traced.weights.items(): if key not in self._loaded: - self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor) + self._copy_in(handle.name, tensor, release, piece_bytes) self._loaded.add(key) - if release is not None: - release(tensor) - def load(self, release: Callable[[object], None] | None = None) -> CompiledGraph: + def load( + self, + release: Callable[[np.ndarray], None] | None = None, + piece_bytes: int = UPLOAD_PIECE, + ) -> CompiledGraph: """Load the image and upload its weights now, rather than on first - call; ``release`` as for :meth:`upload`. + call; ``release`` and ``piece_bytes`` as for :meth:`upload`. The image is loaded even when there is nothing to upload: in an arena, another version may have put every weight there already, and @@ -329,7 +364,7 @@ def load(self, release: Callable[[object], None] | None = None) -> CompiledGraph """ if not self.is_loaded: self._callable = self.sequence.get_callable(self.arena) - self.upload(release) + self.upload(release, piece_bytes) return self # -- calling --------------------------------------------------------------- diff --git a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py index 99b59cfde4..53e593235c 100644 --- a/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py +++ b/iron/tests/infrastructure/graph_versions.py @@ -96,21 +96,35 @@ def test_two_shapes_share_weights_and_state_through_one_arena(): assert f.arena.plan.size < private -def test_load_hands_each_weight_to_release_once_it_is_uploaded(): - """``release`` sees each weight once over every version, after which the - host copy is not read: overwriting it changes nothing on the device.""" +def test_load_hands_each_piece_of_each_weight_to_release_once_it_is_uploaded(): + """``release`` sees every weight once over every version, in order, in + pieces of at most ``piece_bytes``; after that the host copy is not read: + overwriting it changes nothing on the device.""" f, w, w2, s = _function() f.compile(x=(E,)) f.compile(x=(2 * E,)) + piece_bytes = 512 released = [] for version in f.versions.values(): - version.load(release=released.append) - assert sorted(map(id, released)) == sorted([id(w), id(w2)]) - - expect_w = _f32(w) + version.load(release=released.append, piece_bytes=piece_bytes) + + step = piece_bytes // w.itemsize + for weight in (w, w2): + pieces = [p for p in released if np.shares_memory(p, weight)] + assert [p.ctypes.data for p in pieces] == [ + weight.ctypes.data + begin * w.itemsize + for begin in range(0, weight.size, step) + ] + assert all(p.size == step for p in pieces) + assert len(released) == (w.size + w2.size) // step + + expect_w, expect_w2 = _f32(w), _f32(w2) w[:] = 0 - x1 = _numbers(E, 9) + w2[:] = 0 + x1, x2 = _numbers(E, 9), _numbers(2 * E, 10) np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(f(x1).numpy()), _f32(x1) + 2 * expect_w) + expect = (_f32(x2) + expect_w2)[E:] + _f32(x1) + expect_w + np.testing.assert_array_equal(_f32(f(x2).numpy()), expect) def test_load_loads_a_version_whose_weights_are_already_uploaded():