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Expose logical SIMT im2col accesses before scheduling and layout inference. Centralize transfer semantics across pipeline planning, warp specialization, and async injectors. Coordinate synchronous shared-to-fragment relays with consumers and track vectorized physical access footprints for synchronization while preserving explicit schedules and async completion dependencies.
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- Around line 1557-1561: Validate the producer extent in the transformation that
inserts the shared-memory sync into producer_stmts. Reject or safely handle
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| // shared-memory hazard analysis cannot supply this completion edge. | ||
| // ThreadPartialSync lowers this to the producer partition's barrier. | ||
| producer_stmts.push_back( | ||
| Evaluate(Call(DataType::Int(32), builtin::tvm_storage_sync(), | ||
| {StringImm("shared")}))); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Validate the producer extent before inserting the shared sync.
A movable synchronous global-to-shared prefix can set producer_extent to the original consumer_extent. The new sync then runs under threadIdx.x < producer_extent. If the input block has 100 threads, ThreadPartialSyncRewriter counts 100 participants and calls LOG(FATAL) because the count is not warp-aligned. Add an actionable validation before this transformation, or use a synchronization protocol that includes a legal participant set.
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In `@src/cuda/transform/producer_consumer_ws.cc` around lines 1557 - 1561,
Validate the producer extent in the transformation that inserts the
shared-memory sync into producer_stmts. Reject or safely handle extents whose
participating thread count is not warp-aligned before ThreadPartialSyncRewriter
processes them; alternatively, use a synchronization protocol with a legal
participant set. Keep valid producer extents on the existing sync path.
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Preserve shared transfer analysis while retaining upstream prefix release and merged-barrier completion accounting.
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Review comments at @src/transform/pipeline_planning.cc:
- Around line 774-776: Update TransferAnalyzer’s CopyNode classification so
summary_.tma is set when target-aware copy classification returns
CopyInstIsTMALoad for an eligible global-to-shared copy; do not mark TMA stores
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| pinfo.tma_copy = | ||
| pinfo.prefetch_stage && !transfers.execution_guard && transfers.tma; | ||
| pinfo.async_candidate = transfers.IsAsyncCandidate(); |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Mark eligible CopyNode TMA loads as pipeline-managed TMA copies.
TransferAnalyzer leaves summary_.tma false for CopyNode, although target-aware CUDA classification can select kBulkLoad or kBulkLoad1D for an eligible global-to-shared copy.
The planner therefore does not mark the copy in kPipelineTmaCopies. LowerBulk can allocate a private barrier and wait immediately instead of using the shared pipeline barrier. This prevents the intended overlap when warp specialization is disabled.
Set summary_.tma when the target-aware copy classification returns CopyInstIsTMALoad(...). Do not mark TMA stores as pipeline TMA loads. The async-candidate flag alone does not prove that the copy lowers to cp.async; physical instruction selection remains separate.
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Review comment at @src/transform/pipeline_planning.cc around lines 774 - 776:
Update TransferAnalyzer’s CopyNode classification so summary_.tma is set when
target-aware copy classification returns CopyInstIsTMALoad for an eligible
global-to-shared copy; do not mark TMA stores as loads. Keep pinfo.tma_copy
based on the TMA summary and pipeline stage, independent of the async-candidate
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An aggressive refactor of #3275, with substantial performance gains for convolution, mHC pre, Bounded GEMM, and more. Still experimental.
Summary
The PR separates logical tile-op expansion from physical lowering. CUDA, CPU, Metal, ROCm, and WebGPU pipelines now expose logical accesses before scheduling and layout inference. SIMT im2col uses this path, while TMA im2col retains specialized lowering.
Shared transfer analysis describes memory effects, value conversion, execution guards, and TMA use. Pipeline planning uses this analysis to identify prefetch stages and async candidates. Warp-specialization analysis uses it to identify SIMT producers. CUDA and ROCm async-copy injectors use it to identify eligible transfers.
Pipeline wait planning now supports consumers that depend on multiple async producer stages. Vectorization widens access regions for vectorized
cp.asynctransfers. Thread synchronization analysis tracks physical byte footprints for indexed and pointer accesses. Before TMA publication, producer prefixes that write shared memory now receive a shared-memory synchronization edge.The PR adds developer documentation and updates an im2col fallback test to accept a configurable pipeline stage count.
C++ style / lint notes
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docs/developer_guide/cpp_style.md, but does not change that guide. The CI workflow includes the “C++ API Style Audit (warning only)” step. No current style findings were supplied, so warning counts are unavailable. Warning-only style suggestions are separate from correctness, build, and test results.Validation
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