Occupancy-aware HIP WMMA GEMM tile selection and vectorized fp8 elementwise kernels - #122
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 2 reviews per rolling hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughHIP FP8 operations now use aligned vectorized kernels with scalar fallbacks. WMMA GEMM launches use cached WGP-aware shape selection. Tests cover alignment, tails, device-dependent tiles, and equivalent FP8 outputs. ChangesHIP FP8 and WMMA execution
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In `@tests/test_hip_wmma.py`:
- Around line 1744-1760: Extend FP8 parity coverage to E5M2 alongside E4M3FN: in
tests/test_hip_wmma.py lines 1744-1760, parameterize
test_stochastic_rounding_fp8_vector_and_scalar_paths_agree over both output
types and use that parameter; in tests/test_qdq.py lines 121-130, quantize both
FP8 formats and compare offset versus contiguous results; in tests/test_qdq.py
lines 143-157, create E4M3FN and E5M2 inputs and compare offset versus
contiguous dequantization for both.
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136-158: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winInclude HIP before the dequantization skip.
get_capable_backends()does not enumerate HIP. On a HIP-only installation, Lines 137-141 skip this test before Line 151 adds HIP. The changed HIP dequantization fallback then receives no coverage.Proposed fix
`@pytest.fixture` def capable_backends(self, device): - backends = get_capable_backends("dequantize_per_tensor_fp8", device) + backends = _with_hip( + get_capable_backends("dequantize_per_tensor_fp8", device), + "dequantize_per_tensor_fp8", + ) if not backends: pytest.skip(f"No backend supports dequantize_per_tensor_fp8 on {device}") return backends @@ - for backend_name in _with_hip(capable_backends, "dequantize_per_tensor_fp8"): + for backend_name in capable_backends:🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@tests/test_hip_wmma.py`:
- Around line 70-87: Add WGP-specific test coverage for launch_gemm_wmma and its
device_wgp_count-based selector, using GPU targets or direct selector tests that
exercise each supported WGP-count dispatch path. Ensure the coverage runs
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In `@tests/test_qdq.py`:
- Around line 136-158: Update the capable_backends setup in
test_dequantize_fp8_misaligned_view to add HIP support via _with_hip before
applying the no-backend skip, so HIP-only installations do not skip the test and
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I re-ran the MiniMax H3 INT8 projection microbenchmark against #122 on both RDNA4 cards I have available, and the PR gives a clear improvement on the real H3 projection geometries. Test setup:
I tested PR snapshot RX 9060 XT / gfx1200
Sum of the four projections:
So on gfx1200, #122 closes most of the gap for AttnOut/MLPDown, while QKV/MLPUp still show about a 15-16% throughput advantage for Triton. ConvRot overhead with #122 was also very small on gfx1200:
RX 9070 XT / gfx1201For the baseline environment I also verified the installed package as stock
Sum of the four projections:
The ConvRot overhead reduction on gfx1201 is especially noticeable:
The no-ConvRot aggregate changed only slightly (~385.1 ms -> ~382.3 ms), while the ConvRot aggregate improved much more (~426.9 ms -> ~387.4 ms). Overall, #122 looks very effective on this H3 workload on both gfx1200 and gfx1201, particularly for AttnOut/MLPDown and for eliminating the large ConvRot penalty seen in the previous gfx1201 HIP path. There is still a reproducible remaining gap on QKV and MLPUp: Triton is about 1.15-1.18x faster there on both RDNA4 GPUs, while AttnOut/MLPDown are now within roughly 4-5%. As before, I'm not suggesting routing the HIP backend through Triton; I'm sharing the remaining crossover as possible data for further native HIP tuning. |
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Thanks, this is useful. Reproduced on gfx1200. Worth noting where the bar is: Two things ruled out by measurement: the L2 block swizzle is already saturated ( A Separately, |
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Yes — MLPUp at Same test stack on both:
Results for
So I don't hit That makes the environment difference interesting. If useful, I can compare the exact Triton / comfy-kitchen code path or run a narrower repro around this single MLPUp shape. |
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This PR isn't about Triton, and users can still use Triton with the HIP backend disabled if they want to. |
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The dequantization fallback is exercised. After Reconsider the mergeability assessment in #122 (comment) based on the current state of the PR. |
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The current test setup explicitly adds HIP when HIP is available and supports
The dequantization launcher selects The measured 1.62x difference is also consistent with the scalar fallback path. The fallback test is not skipped on a HIP-capable environment. Revised assessment: Merge risk remains low. The PR is mergeable without the prior owner-awareness condition about untested HIP dequantization fallback coverage. The rabbit trail checks out. 🐇 ✏️ Learnings added
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**Merge Risk:** _🔵 Low_ · up to `9192c`
The PR is mergeable. `test_dequantize_fp8_misaligned_view` includes HIP through `capable_backends` when HIP supports the operation. The `x_fp8[1:]` storage-offset view fails `vec_aligned`, so the test exercises the scalar dequantization fallback for both FP8 formats.
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**Merge Risk:** _🔵 Low_ · up to `9192c`
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This PR is a continuation of #94 by @crashingalexsan and carries two commits. The first cherry picks the author's commits with their permission, squashed into one commit that keeps their authorship, rebased onto current
main. The second extends the same vectorization tostochastic_round_fp8, the one fp8 elementwise kernel #94 left scalar.Performance-only change: no public API or numerics are changed, and all paths remain bit-identical.
GEMM tile selection
Replaces the previous
M/N/Kthreshold-based WMMA tile selection with a sharedlaunch_gemm_wmma()ingemm_wmma.h, used by both fp8 and int8 launchers. Selection now considers grid coverage, K depth, and warp grid.Shapes selecting the same config stay within +/- 4%. Outputs are bit-identical.
Elementwise kernels
per_tensor_fp8now has a 16-elements/thread path using 16-byte loads/stores when both pointers are aligned, with the original scalar path retained for misaligned views.At 64M elements:
Stochastic rounding
stochastic_round_fp8receives the same vectorized path, reaching 297 GB/s at 64M elements vs 142 GB/s previously.The per-element logic is shared through
stochastic_round_one()to guarantee identical rounding between paths. Vectorization helpers are shared throughfp8_utils.h.Scalar/vectorized paths were verified bit-identical across
float32/float16/bfloat16, bothe4m3fnande5m2, multiple sizes, and edge cases including NaNs, infinities, +/- 0, +/- 448, 57344 and subnormals.RDNA coverage
256x128 BKB=64tile, is removed.Testing
gfx1200:
main: 416 passed, 16 failed, 4 skippedThe same 16 NVFP4 failures occur on both revisions and originate from comfy-kitchen's Triton backend on AMD, unrelated to this PR.
The 56 additional passing tests cover deep-K/skinny GEMMs and misaligned-view elementwise cases.