[DSv4][P5-0] Start kit for the P5 work package (MXFP4 Routed Expert + LoRA + Shared Expert) - #368
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds the P5 Expert Start Kit, including frozen contracts, MX codecs, an FP32 oracle, providers, fixtures, acceptance tooling, CUDA and Triton implementations, tests, documentation, packaging, and benchmarks. ChangesP5 Expert Start Kit
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In `@rl_engine/moe/__init__.py`:
- Around line 20-40: Sort the entries in the __all__ list of the moe package
alphabetically to satisfy RUF022, preserving every existing export and its
spelling.
In `@rl_engine/moe/contract.py`:
- Around line 121-125: Update ExpertBatch.validate and SharedBatch.validate to
reject any schema_version differing from SCHEMA_VERSION and any numeric_profile
differing from ORACLE_PROFILE before tensor-data validation; preserve the
existing row_geometry and other validation checks.
- Line 206: In the shape unpacking within the relevant method, replace the
unused local variable t with _ while preserving hidden and the existing
behavior.
In `@rl_engine/moe/mx_format.py`:
- Around line 56-62: Update MXTensor.__post_init__ to validate that self.packing
equals NIBBLE_PACKING, rejecting any other packing value before tensors can be
decoded by unpack_nibbles.
In `@rl_engine/moe/trace.py`:
- Around line 56-57: Extend Trace.hashes in rl_engine/moe/trace.py:56-57 to
preserve each record’s SHA-256, dtype, and shape; update the divergence
comparison at rl_engine/moe/trace.py:72-73 to reject dtype or shape mismatches.
In scripts/check_p5.py:60-61, compare routed boundary metadata against each
hash, and in scripts/check_p5.py:78-79 compare shared output and gradient
metadata against each hash. Add a regression case that reshapes a candidate
output without changing its raw bytes and verifies acceptance fails.
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| __all__ = [ | ||
| "GATE_CLAMP_MAX", | ||
| "ORACLE_PROFILE", | ||
| "SCHEMA_VERSION", | ||
| "UP_CLAMP_MAX", | ||
| "UP_CLAMP_MIN", | ||
| "ExpertBatch", | ||
| "ExpertProvider", | ||
| "ExpertTrace", | ||
| "LoRAParams", | ||
| "MXTensor", | ||
| "MX_BLOCK", | ||
| "ReferenceProvider", | ||
| "SharedBatch", | ||
| "StubProvider", | ||
| "first_divergence", | ||
| "mx_dequantize", | ||
| "mx_quantize", | ||
| "resolve_provider", | ||
| "tensor_sha256", | ||
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Sort __all__ to satisfy RUF022.
Ruff reports that this export list is not sorted. Sort the entries or configure the rule intentionally.
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| def validate(self) -> None: | ||
| if self.schema_version != SCHEMA_VERSION: | ||
| raise ValueError(f"schema {self.schema_version!r} != {SCHEMA_VERSION!r}") | ||
| if self.row_geometry not in ROW_GEOMETRIES: | ||
| raise ValueError(f"row_geometry {self.row_geometry!r} not in {ROW_GEOMETRIES}") |
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Validate both version fields in each batch type.
ExpertBatch.validate accepts an unsupported numeric_profile. SharedBatch.validate accepts unsupported schema_version and numeric_profile. These batches can then run with P5-v1 behavior although their declared contract is incompatible.
Reject values that differ from SCHEMA_VERSION and ORACLE_PROFILE before validating tensor data.
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In `@rl_engine/moe/contract.py` around lines 121 - 125, Update
ExpertBatch.validate and SharedBatch.validate to reject any schema_version
differing from SCHEMA_VERSION and any numeric_profile differing from
ORACLE_PROFILE before tensor-data validation; preserve the existing row_geometry
and other validation checks.
| raise TypeError(f"x must be BF16, got {self.x.dtype}") | ||
| if self.w_fc1.dtype != torch.bfloat16 or self.w_fc2.dtype != torch.bfloat16: | ||
| raise TypeError("shared weights must be BF16 in the v1 contract") | ||
| t, hidden = self.x.shape |
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| def __post_init__(self) -> None: | ||
| if self.elem_format not in EMAX_ELEM: | ||
| raise ValueError(f"unsupported elem_format {self.elem_format!r}") | ||
| if self.codes.dtype != torch.uint8 or self.scales.dtype != torch.uint8: | ||
| raise TypeError("MXTensor codes/scales must be uint8") | ||
| if self.shape[-1] % MX_BLOCK != 0: | ||
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Reject unsupported nibble packing.
MXTensor accepts any packing value, but unpack_nibbles always uses nibble-lo-first. A tensor declared with another packing can pass construction and produce incorrectly decoded FP4 weights.
Require self.packing == NIBBLE_PACKING in __post_init__.
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In `@rl_engine/moe/mx_format.py` around lines 56 - 62, Update
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rejecting any other packing value before tensors can be decoded by
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| def hashes(self) -> dict[str, str]: | ||
| return {r.name: r.sha256 for r in self.records} |
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Compare tensor dtype and shape with the hash.
The acceptance flow records dtype and shape, but it compares only SHA-256 values. A provider can return a reshaped tensor with identical contiguous bytes and pass acceptance even though it violates the tensor contract.
rl_engine/moe/trace.py#L56-L57: preserve dtype and shape in the trace comparison representation.rl_engine/moe/trace.py#L72-L73: return a divergence when dtype or shape differs.scripts/check_p5.py#L60-L61: compare routed boundary metadata with each hash.scripts/check_p5.py#L78-L79: compare shared output and gradient metadata with each hash.
Add a regression case that reshapes a candidate output without changing its raw bytes and verify that acceptance fails.
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In `@rl_engine/moe/trace.py` around lines 56 - 57, Extend Trace.hashes in
rl_engine/moe/trace.py:56-57 to preserve each record’s SHA-256, dtype, and
shape; update the divergence comparison at rl_engine/moe/trace.py:72-73 to
reject dtype or shape mismatches. In scripts/check_p5.py:60-61, compare routed
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shared output and gradient metadata against each hash. Add a regression case
that reshapes a candidate output without changing its raw bytes and verifies
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Implements shared_expert_mlp_fwd/bwd per the P5-S0 contract: every valid token runs fc1 -> one-round SwiGLU -> fc2 on BF16 frozen weights, backward returns dX only (FP32 accumulator), and the shared output stays independent of the routed path. Both backends reproduce the FP32 oracle's numeric profile oracle-fp32-serial-v1 byte-for-byte on the same device: one lane owns one output element and reduces serially in ascending k, multiply and add rounded separately (__fmul_rn/__fadd_rn on CUDA, uncontracted IEEE fp32 in Triton), sigmoid computed as 1/(1+expf(-x)) to match torch.sigmoid on FP32 CUDA tensors. No cross-lane floating-point reduction exists anywhere, so results are batch/padding invariant by construction (fwd(x)[t] == fwd(x[t:t+1]) byte-equal). The one-round SwiGLU core runs in shared mode (p_s=None, no clamp, per S0 decision D6) and is the reuse point for P5-2 (#63). Providers subclass ReferenceProvider and override only the two shared-expert methods, so the full acceptance command runs unchanged; unsupported input (non-CUDA device, missing extension or triton, foreign numeric profile) raises instead of falling back (fail-closed). Provenance records split_k=1 / serial-ascending-k / no-FMA per the P5-5 provenance requirement. Acceptance: python scripts/check_p5.py --provider rl_engine.moe.backends.shared_expert:CudaSharedExpertProvider --device cuda python scripts/check_p5.py --provider rl_engine.moe.backends.shared_expert:TritonSharedExpertProvider --device cuda pytest tests/test_shared_expert_mlp.py python benchmarks/benchmark_shared_expert_mlp.py Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
tl.exp is the fast exp2-based path and does not bit-match torch.sigmoid; libdevice __nv_expf does (0/4M mismatches on the device probe). Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
Neither tl.exp (exp2-based) nor libdevice __nv_expf bit-matches the nvcc expf inside torch.sigmoid (~45% / ~10% of fp32 values differ by 1 ulp); the tiny fixtures passed only because the BF16 round absorbed the difference, and the T=256 benchmark cross-check caught the divergence. The Triton path now takes torch.sigmoid(gate) as a kernel input and fuses the remaining SwiGLU math; a (256, 1024, 512) cross-backend byte-equality test locks the regression in. Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
… _rn ops The compiler may contract a * b + c into an FMA; at T=256 that rounded dsilu = sig * (1 + g * (1 - sig)) differently on 2/262144 dgate elements (1 ulp after the BF16 round). All mul/add/sub in the Triton strict GEMM and SwiGLU kernels now go through libdevice add_rn/mul_rn/sub_rn, the exact Triton spelling of the CUDA kernel's __fadd_rn/__fmul_rn/__fsub_rn. Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
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…ct path Adds two explicitly-selected performance providers that keep the P5-5 round positions (fc1 output and dX stay FP32; y/dh round once to BF16) and swap only the GEMM reduction order, per review feedback on #387: - shared-expert-cuda-det (p5-det-gemm-v1): reuses det_gemm_kernel.cu (fixed K-order, no split-K; TMA+mma.sync on SM90+, scalar K-tree fallback elsewhere) through two new FP32-output wrappers that expose the existing gemm_dispatch output_fp32 path. - shared-expert-triton-det (p5-triton-dot-v1): tl.dot with fixed 64x64x32 tiles, ascending-k, no autotune and no split-K. Both are deterministic and batch-invariant but not byte-equal to oracle-fp32-serial-v1; selecting them by provider name is the explicit opt-in, and the strict providers remain the oracle-parity gate. New tests pin repeat-run byte-equality, per-row batch invariance, and closeness to the oracle; the benchmark now reports all four backends. Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
det_gemm merges K with a BF16 mid-split tree (its TP-equivalence design), so its deviation from the FP32-serial oracle is BF16-tree-sized; the tl.dot path keeps FP32 accumulators and only carries reduction-order noise. Each provider now declares its own closeness tolerance instead of sharing one number. Signed-off-by: Yizheng Jiao <jyizheng@gmail.com>
[P5-2] Add deterministic clamp_swiglu_weighted CUDA kernel
[DSv4][P5-5] Shared Expert MLP: strict CUDA + Triton kernels
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empty dimensions: return the allocated empty output when M (including T) is
zero, and return a zero-filled output when K is zero. Ensure these checks occur
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- Line 75: Update SharedBatch.validate() to accept only batches with placement
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| a = a.contiguous(); b = b.contiguous(); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(a.dim() == 2 && b.dim() == 2, "det_gemm_fwd_out_fp32: expect 2D [M,K]@[K,N]"); | ||
| TORCH_CHECK(b.size(0) == a.size(1), "det_gemm_fwd_out_fp32: K mismatch"); | ||
| return gemm_dispatch(a, b, RhsLayout::kKN, OutputLayout::kMN, /*output_fp32=*/true); |
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Handle empty dimensions before CUDA dispatch.
The shared-batch contract permits T == 0. Both new entry points then call gemm_dispatch with M == 0, which launches a kernel with a zero-sized grid.
Return the allocated empty tensor before kernel selection. Also return a zero-filled tensor for K == 0; the SM90 path otherwise reaches its store with no initialized reduction value.
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auto c = transpose_output ? torch::empty({N, M}, options) : torch::empty({M, N}, options);
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points before gemm_dispatch to handle empty dimensions: return the allocated
empty output when M (including T) is zero, and return a zero-filled output when
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Reject tp-sharded batches.
SharedBatch.validate() accepts placement="tp-sharded", but this provider performs only local GEMMs. It does not implement the collective operation needed to produce a complete shared-expert result.
Fail closed unless batch.placement == "replicated". Otherwise, the provider can return a partial result as a valid output.
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Require one CUDA device for every shared-expert operand.
SharedBatch.validate() checks shapes and dtypes, but not devices. Triton and deterministic CUDA receivers also do not enforce device equality. Therefore, mixed-device weights or backward dy can reach kernel pointer use and cause a CUDA launch or illegal-memory failure.
In _check_batch, require batch.x, batch.w_fc1, and batch.w_fc2 to use batch.x.device. In shared_expert_mlp_bwd, apply the same check to dy and saved z before dispatch.
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P5-1: MXFP8 activation quantization (OCP E4M3 elements, block-32 E8M0
shared scales) plus the straight-through backward, in both CUDA and Triton.
Both backends reproduce rl_engine.moe.mx_format.mx_quantize byte for byte, so
they keep the oracle numeric profile (oracle-fp32-serial-v1) instead of
registering a relaxed one:
the block amax is an integer max over |x| bit patterns, floor(log2) is read
off the FP32 exponent field after the FLT_MIN clamp (exact integer
equivalent of the oracle's frexp path), the scale is assembled from its bit
pattern so code 0 lands on the subnormal 2**-127, and the division is an
explicit non-.ftz div.rn.f32 / tl.fdiv(ieee_rounding=True). Nothing on the
subnormal-sensitive path can be flushed by --use_fast_math; a fast-math build
is a regression test. E4M3 encoding is clamp-then-RNE (start-kit decision
D1), which is what cvt.rn.satfinite.e4m3 does in hardware.
Determinism: the amax reduction is row-local over a fixed 32-element window and
every element is then transformed independently, so the bytes do not depend on
grid shape, block size, or how many rows are in flight.
Non-finite input is fail-closed in both backends and in the providers (P5-1 spec s4);
the STE backward accepts any floating dtype (P5-1 spec s2).
Providers live in rl_engine/moe/backends/mxfp8_act_quant.py, following the
backends package P5-5 introduced. scripts/check_p5.py --device cuda passes
byte-equal on every boundary for both {Cuda,Triton}MXFP8ActQuantProvider,
with act_quant1.*/act_quant2.* hashed and act_quant_bwd noted as "ste".
Two outside MX implementations are byte-identical to these kernels and are
asserted as tests when installed: torchao's to_mx (FLOOR) and the Triton repo's
triton_kernels.downcast_to_mxfp (ROUND_DOWN), the quantizer vLLM runs for its
MXFP4 path. The benchmark measures against both, against vLLM's production
per_token_group_quant_fp8 CUDA kernel (a different format: group 128, FP32
scale), and against a plain fp8 cast as the memory-bandwidth lower bound. On
H100 the kernels reach 2.99 TB/s at 16384x7168, at that bound.
The CUDA wrapper prefers the compiled rl_engine._C symbols and otherwise
JIT-builds the single .cu file, so the tests and the benchmark run in a source
tree without a full extension build (RL_KERNEL_P5_DISABLE_JIT=1 to require AOT).
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…nd past 2**31 elements The benchmark shapes (4096x7168 and 16384x7168, bf16 and fp32, random exponents over 2**+-60) were only timed before; they are now asserted byte-equal against the oracle, at ~0.2 s each. A 2**31-element bf16 input (262144 x 8192) checks that the Triton kernel's int64 element offsets do not wrap: the oracle cannot run at that size, so rows at the start, middle and far end of the tensor are compared with their standalone quantization, which the row-local contract requires to be identical. Skipped when the device has less than ~7 GiB free. Signed-off-by: Ryan Huang <ryankert01@gmail.com>
…indings - Providers resolve their backend once in __init__ and raise NotImplementedError when it is unavailable, matching the other P5 providers and what scripts/check_p5.py renders as a FAIL row; the per-call import and the _Ops bag are gone, and the recorded linkage is the one that resolved. - The CUDA wrapper resolves rl_engine._C or the JIT module once per process and refuses the JIT fallback under RL_KERNEL_REQUIRE_EXT=1 (the repo's existing "extension must be present" switch, set by the GPU CI) instead of a new flag. - Input gates and the fail-closed read-back live in rl_engine/kernels/ops/moe_common.py, shared by both backends; rl_engine/moe/mx_format.py is back to defining only the format. - The non-finite check is derived from the block amax bit pattern (inf/NaN >= 0x7F800000) instead of a second full reduction, in both kernels; bytes are unchanged. - csrc/ops.cpp binds the _cuda entry points directly, as the sibling P5 ops do; the six load_vec specializations collapse to one template with a 16-bit converter; rl_engine.moe no longer re-exports the providers (the backends package is the registry). - Tests: the --use_fast_math build uses torch's build cache instead of a fresh tmp_path per session (~50 s saved per run); one _wide_range generator. - Benchmark: dead _speedup helper removed; one byte-equality check. Signed-off-by: Ryan Huang <ryankert01@gmail.com>
[DSv4][P5-4] MXFP8×MXFP4 Routed Expert grouped GEMM: wgmma CUDA kernel
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In `@csrc/cuda/moe/mxfp8_mxfp4_grouped_gemm_wgmma.cu`:
- Around line 501-600: Add warpgroup_fence_operand(partial) immediately after
warpgroup_wait<0>() in the forward kernel, before reading partial in the
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| // P5-4 SM90 WGMMA grouped GEMM -- independent performance path (p5-wgmma-sm90-v1). | ||
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Document the staged status of this source. The P5 workflow allows a sub-issue to leave operators on the oracle until that sub-issue delivers the backend, and provider.py still marks P5-4 as a TODO. The missing build entry and binding are therefore not a current callable-backend defect.
However, the header documents KERNEL_ALIGN_MOE_SM90=1, while setup.py neither reads that flag nor includes this source. A developer following the header may expect that flag to enable the path, but it cannot. State in the header that this source is staged and not yet included or bound.
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| warpgroup_commit_batch(); | ||
| warpgroup_wait<0>(); | ||
| for (int i = 0; i < size(accum); ++i) { | ||
| const auto coord = coords(i); | ||
| const int m = get<0>(coord), n = get<1>(coord); | ||
| const float scaled = __fmul_rn( | ||
| __fmul_rn(partial(i), storage.sa[m]), storage.sw[n]); | ||
| accum(i) = __fadd_rn(accum(i), scaled); | ||
| } | ||
| __syncthreads(); | ||
| } | ||
| for (int i = 0; i < size(accum); ++i) { | ||
| const auto coord = coords(i); | ||
| const int m = get<0>(coord), n = get<1>(coord); | ||
| if (m < valid_m && n < valid_n) { | ||
| out[static_cast<std::int64_t>(m_start + m) * N + n_start + n] = accum(i); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
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| __global__ void moe_grouped_gemm_bwd_wgmma_compute( | ||
| const cutlass::bfloat16_t* const* dy_ptrs, | ||
| const std::uint8_t* const* b_ptrs, | ||
| const std::uint8_t* const* b_scales_ptrs, | ||
| float* const* dx_ptrs, | ||
| const std::int32_t* problem_sizes, | ||
| const std::int32_t* tile_prefix, | ||
| int E, int N, int K, int k_tiles) { | ||
| using namespace cute; | ||
| using namespace wgmma_compute; | ||
| const int tid = threadIdx.x; | ||
| const int global_m_tile = blockIdx.x / k_tiles; | ||
| const int k_start = (blockIdx.x % k_tiles) * 128; | ||
| int lo = 0, hi = E; | ||
| while (lo < hi) { | ||
| const int mid = (lo + hi) / 2; | ||
| if (global_m_tile < tile_prefix[mid + 1]) hi = mid; | ||
| else lo = mid + 1; | ||
| } | ||
| if (lo >= E) return; | ||
| const int e = lo; | ||
| const int m_start = (global_m_tile - tile_prefix[e]) * 128; | ||
| const int m_e = problem_sizes[3 * e]; | ||
| if (m_start >= m_e) return; | ||
| const int valid_m = min(128, m_e - m_start); | ||
| const int valid_k = min(128, K - k_start); | ||
| const auto* dy = dy_ptrs[e]; | ||
| const auto* b = b_ptrs[e]; | ||
| const auto* sw = b_scales_ptrs[e]; | ||
| auto* dx = dx_ptrs[e]; | ||
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| __shared__ BwdShared storage; | ||
| auto sA = make_tensor(make_smem_ptr(storage.a), BwdSmemA{}); | ||
| auto sB = make_tensor(make_smem_ptr(storage.b), BwdSmemB{}); | ||
| BwdMma mma; | ||
| auto wg_layout = make_layout(Int<2>{}, Int<128>{}); | ||
| auto thread_mma = mma.get_slice(wg_layout(tid / 128)); | ||
| auto tCrA = thread_mma.make_fragment_A(thread_mma.partition_A(sA)); | ||
| auto tCrB = thread_mma.make_fragment_B(thread_mma.partition_B(sB)); | ||
| auto accum = partition_fragment_C(mma, make_shape(_128{}, _128{})); | ||
| auto identity = make_identity_tensor(make_shape(_128{}, _128{})); | ||
| auto coords = mma.get_thread_slice(tid).partition_C(identity); | ||
| for (int i = 0; i < size(accum); ++i) accum(i) = 0.0f; | ||
| mma.accumulate_ = GMMA::ScaleOut::Zero; | ||
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| for (int n_start = 0; n_start < N; n_start += 64) { | ||
| const int valid_n = min(64, N - n_start); | ||
| for (int idx = tid; idx < 128 * 64; idx += 256) { | ||
| const int m = idx / 64, n = idx % 64; | ||
| sA(m, n, 0) = m < valid_m && n < valid_n | ||
| ? dy[static_cast<std::int64_t>(m_start + m) * N + n_start + n] | ||
| : cutlass::bfloat16_t(0.0f); | ||
| } | ||
| for (int idx = tid; idx < 64 * 64; idx += 256) { | ||
| const int n = idx / 64, h = idx % 64; | ||
| storage.packed_b[idx] = n < valid_n && 2 * h < valid_k | ||
| ? b[static_cast<std::int64_t>(n_start + n) * (K / 2) | ||
| + k_start / 2 + h] : 0; | ||
| } | ||
| for (int idx = tid; idx < 64 * 4; idx += 256) { | ||
| const int n = idx / 4, block = idx % 4; | ||
| storage.sw[idx] = n < valid_n && block * 32 < valid_k | ||
| ? sw[static_cast<std::int64_t>(n_start + n) * (K / 32) | ||
| + k_start / 32 + block] : 127; | ||
| } | ||
| cutlass::arch::fence_view_async_shared(); | ||
| __syncthreads(); | ||
| moe_wgmma_decode_bwd_b_tile<BwdSmemB>( | ||
| storage.packed_b, storage.sw, storage.b, valid_k, valid_n, 0, tid, 256); | ||
| __syncthreads(); | ||
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| warpgroup_arrive(); | ||
| for (int k_atom = 0; k_atom < size<2>(tCrA); ++k_atom) { | ||
| gemm(mma, tCrA(_, _, k_atom, 0), tCrB(_, _, k_atom, 0), accum); | ||
| mma.accumulate_ = GMMA::ScaleOut::One; | ||
| } | ||
| warpgroup_commit_batch(); | ||
| warpgroup_wait<0>(); | ||
| __syncthreads(); |
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Add trailing WGMMA accumulator fences before the reads. Before integrating this staged path, add warpgroup_fence_operand(partial); after warpgroup_wait<0>(); in the forward kernel, and add warpgroup_fence_operand(accum); after warpgroup_wait<0>(); and before __syncthreads(); in the backward kernel. warpgroup_wait provides a memory clobber but no accumulator-register dependency. Without the operand fence, accumulator reads can be reordered relative to asynchronous WGMMA completion and produce incorrect results.
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In `@csrc/cuda/moe/mxfp8_mxfp4_grouped_gemm_wgmma.cu` around lines 501 - 600, Add
warpgroup_fence_operand(partial) immediately after warpgroup_wait<0>() in the
forward kernel, before reading partial in the accumulation loop. In
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torch.randn(...).to(bfloat16) materializes an 8 GiB fp32 temporary before the 4 GiB bf16 input, so the test's peak was double what its free-memory gate assumed and it could OOM on a shared card. Draw the bf16 tensor directly. Signed-off-by: Ryan Huang <ryankert01@gmail.com>
[DSv4][P5-1] mxfp8_act_quant: CUDA + Triton kernels
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- Around line 64-67: Correct the documented environment variable in the CUDA
path description from RL_KERNEL_P5_DISABLE_JIT to RL_KERNEL_REQUIRE_EXT so it
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| The CUDA path uses the compiled `rl_engine._C` extension when it exports the | ||
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In `@docs/operators/mxfp8-act-quant.md` around lines 64 - 67, Correct the
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| - `check_finite=False` skips the fail-closed read-back (one device sync per | ||
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| - `check_finite=False` skips the fail-closed read-back (one device sync per | |
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| name="rl_engine_p5_mxfp8_act_quant_fastmath", | ||
| sources=[str(wrapper._CU_SOURCE)], | ||
| extra_cuda_cflags=["-O3", "--use_fast_math", "-DRL_KERNEL_P5_STANDALONE"], | ||
| verbose=False, | ||
| ) |
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Skip only when the JIT toolchain is unavailable.
_HAS_CUDA_BACKEND can be true because the AOT symbols work. The separate torch.utils.cpp_extension.load call still requires nvcc and ninja. This can fail when those tools are absent, including under RL_KERNEL_REQUIRE_EXT=1.
Do not catch all RuntimeError or OSError values. That would hide genuine source compilation failures. Check for the required tools before calling load, and let compilation errors propagate.
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+import shutil
+from pathlib import Path
+
...
- from torch.utils.cpp_extension import load
+ from torch.utils.cpp_extension import CUDA_HOME, load
from rl_engine.kernels.ops.cuda.moe import mxfp8_act_quant as wrapper
# No build_directory: torch caches the build by name and only recompiles
# when the source or flags change, instead of ~50 s of nvcc per session.
+ nvcc = shutil.which("nvcc")
+ if nvcc is None and CUDA_HOME is not None:
+ nvcc = shutil.which("nvcc", path=str(Path(CUDA_HOME) / "bin"))
+ if nvcc is None or shutil.which("ninja") is None:
+ pytest.skip("JIT toolchain unavailable for the fast-math build")
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In `@tests/test_p5_mxfp8_act_quant.py` around lines 302 - 307, Before calling
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| need = rows * cols * (2 + 1) + rows * (cols // MX_BLOCK) + (1 << 30) | ||
| free, _ = torch.cuda.mem_get_info() | ||
| if free < need: | ||
| pytest.skip(f"needs ~{need / 2**30:.1f} GiB free on the device, have {free / 2**30:.1f}") | ||
| fwd = dict(FWD)["triton"] | ||
| # Generate in bf16 directly: an fp32 randn followed by .to(bf16) would need | ||
| # an 8 GiB temporary on top of the 4 GiB input, blowing past the gate above. | ||
| x = torch.randn(rows, cols, device=DEV, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.0 |
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The memory gate under-counts the input construction.
need budgets 2 bytes per element for x, but torch.randn(...) * 3.0 holds the randn result and the product at the same time, so the peak is 8 GiB of bf16 instead of 4 GiB. The 1 GiB slack does not cover the extra 4 GiB, so the gate can pass and the test can then fail with an out-of-memory error. Multiply in place.
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- x = torch.randn(rows, cols, device=DEV, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.0
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| need = rows * cols * (2 + 1) + rows * (cols // MX_BLOCK) + (1 << 30) | |
| free, _ = torch.cuda.mem_get_info() | |
| if free < need: | |
| pytest.skip(f"needs ~{need / 2**30:.1f} GiB free on the device, have {free / 2**30:.1f}") | |
| fwd = dict(FWD)["triton"] | |
| # Generate in bf16 directly: an fp32 randn followed by .to(bf16) would need | |
| # an 8 GiB temporary on top of the 4 GiB input, blowing past the gate above. | |
| x = torch.randn(rows, cols, device=DEV, dtype=torch.bfloat16) * 3.0 | |
| need = rows * cols * (2 + 1) + rows * (cols // MX_BLOCK) + (1 << 30) | |
| free, _ = torch.cuda.mem_get_info() | |
| if free < need: | |
| pytest.skip(f"needs ~{need / 2**30:.1f} GiB free on the device, have {free / 2**30:.1f}") | |
| fwd = dict(FWD)["triton"] | |
| # Generate in bf16 directly: an fp32 randn followed by .to(bf16) would need | |
| # an 8 GiB temporary on top of the 4 GiB input, blowing past the gate above. | |
| x = torch.randn(rows, cols, device=DEV, dtype=torch.bfloat16).mul_(3.0) |
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In `@tests/test_p5_mxfp8_act_quant.py` around lines 343 - 350, Update the input
construction in the test to scale the bf16 tensor in place using the existing
randn result, avoiding a simultaneous temporary allocation from multiplication.
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What
P5-S0start kit for the P5 work package (MXFP4 Routed Expert + LoRA + Shared Expert).It ships the contract, the reference answers, and the checker — no GPU kernels. With this merged, all 9 sub-tasks (P5-1 … P5-9) can start in parallel: everyone codes against the same frozen math and the same golden bytes.
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What's inside
rl_engine/moe/mx_format.pyrl_engine/moe/contract.pyExpertBatch/SharedBatch/LoRAParamsschemas + fingerprintsrl_engine/moe/oracle.pyrl_engine/moe/provider.pyExpertProvider), plus a reference and a fail-closed stubrl_engine/moe/fixtures.pyscripts/check_p5.pytests/test_p5_*.pytests/fixtures/p5/golden_hashes.jsondocs/design/p5_expert_start_kit.mdHow to use it
1. Check that everything works (no GPU needed):
python scripts/check_p5.py # RESULT: PASS (all boundaries byte-equal)2. Implement your operator (example: you claimed P5-2,
clamp_swiglu_weighted):3. Run acceptance on your provider:
Every boundary must be byte-equal to the oracle on the same device. Any mismatch prints the first diverging boundary and exits 1. Put this output in your PR description.
4. If a contract decision changes (needs maintainer sign-off first):
python -m rl_engine.moe.fixtures --write-manifest # regenerate golden hashesKey frozen decisions (details in the design doc)
oracle-fp32-serial-v1: FP32, serial ascending order, no FMA fusion. A kernel either reproduces it bit-for-bit or registers its own numeric profile — never silentlydWanywherep_sapplied once, insideclamp_swiglu_weightedNot in this PR
No CUDA/Triton kernels, no Megatron/vLLM injection (P5-6), no EP/TP multi-GPU gates (P5-7 … P5-9). Those are the sub-tasks this kit unblocks.
Test results
check_p5.pyreference provider: PASS; stub provider: fails closed as designedSummary by CodeRabbit
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Documentation
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