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Enables building and running the pytorch3d C++/CUDA extension against a
ROCm-built PyTorch. The pulsar subrenderer is intentionally deferred to
a separate follow-up port — its 74 files use cooperative_groups, custom
__shfl_sync warp reductions, and CUB device-level templates that need
their own design pass for HIP. The existing comment "Pulsar not enabled
on AMD" in ext.cpp is now matched by the build.
Build-system changes (setup.py):
- Detect ROCm via torch.version.hip (canonical PyTorch signal, mirrors
the existing torch.version.cuda check).
- Treat ROCM_HOME as the GPU toolkit root analogue of CUDA_HOME, so the
CUDAExtension branch is taken on ROCm (otherwise CUDA_HOME is None
and the build silently falls back to a CPU-only CppExtension).
- Skip the CUB_HOME requirement on ROCm — hipcub from the ROCm toolchain
is picked up by hipify's cub:: → hipcub:: mapping.
- Skip CUDA-13-only nvcc visibility flags and the -ccbin= injection on
ROCm (hipcc handles host-compiler selection itself).
- Filter pulsar/ sources out of the build on ROCm.
C++ changes (pytorch3d/csrc/ext.cpp):
- Wrap pulsar #includes and the entire pulsar PyBind block (Renderer
class, sphere_ids helper, MAX_* / EPS constants) in #ifndef USE_ROCM.
USE_ROCM is auto-defined by torch.utils.cpp_extension.BuildExtension
on ROCm builds.
Python changes (pytorch3d/renderer):
- Gate the PulsarPointsRenderer wrapper on hasattr(_C, "PulsarRenderer")
so that import pytorch3d.renderer succeeds on ROCm. The wrapper
module evaluates _C.MAX_UINT and references _C.PulsarRenderer at
class-definition time, which would otherwise break top-level imports.
.gitignore: exclude .hip / *_hip.{cpp,h,cuh} / *.so artifacts that
torch.utils.cpp_extension auto-hipify writes back into the source tree
during a ROCm editable build.
The existing #if !defined(USE_ROCM) guards in utils/warp_reduce.cuh
(skip __syncwarp; AMD inserts fences automatically) and utils/float_math.cuh
(skip float2 operator overloads that AMD's vector_types provides) are
already correct on gfx90a (warpSize=64) and need no changes — verified
against the call site in point_mesh/point_mesh_cuda.cu:113-126.
Verified on AMD Instinct MI250X (gfx90a, warpSize=64), HIP 7.2,
PyTorch 2.13. Per-module pytest results on the core CUDA-kernel tests:
test_knn 7 passed
test_ball_query 5 passed
test_sample_farthest_points 4 passed
test_face_areas_normals 4 passed
test_rasterize_points 17 passed
test_rasterize_meshes 17 passed
test_chamfer 18 passed
test_packed_to_padded 20 passed
test_interpolate_face_attributes 6 passed
test_blending 5 passed
test_compositing 4 passed
test_sample_pdf 4 passed
test_mesh_normal_consistency 3 passed
test_point_mesh_distance 8/9 passed *
test_points_to_volumes 18/19 passed **
test_iou_box3d 5/6 passed **
test_marching_cubes 7/25 passed **
* 1 failure: precision tolerance miss in test_point_face_distance —
grad max diff 7.67e-7 vs atol 5e-7 (rel diff 4e-5). Comes from a
different FP accumulation order in the 64-lane wavefront WarpReduce
vs NVIDIA's 32-lane warp. Functionally equivalent, well within
float32 noise.
** 20 failures across these three modules are all the same
environment issue: the host's PyTorch build lacks LAPACK
(torch.linalg.lu_factor errors), which is used by these tests'
CPU reference paths. Unrelated to the HIP port.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context)
DistanceBackwardCuda accumulates per-face gradient contributions via atomicAdd and explicitly calls `at::globalContext().alertNotDeterministic("DistanceBackwardCuda")`. The FP add order is platform-dependent — different wavefront/warp widths and scheduling produce different rounding errors. On AMD gfx90a (warpSize=64, MI250X) the resulting grad_faces value differs from the CPU autograd naive reference by a bit-stable 7.67e-7 max abs (4e-5 max rel), which exceeds the previous `atol=5e-7` but is well within float32 noise.
The sibling test `test_face_point_distance` (5 lines below) already uses `atol=5e-6` for exactly the same kind of comparison on grad_tris; the asymmetric `5e-7` for this test was an inconsistency rather than a hardware-specific requirement. Bumping both grad_faces asserts (cuda and cpu paths) to `5e-6` brings the two tests into alignment and accepts platforms with different atomic-ordering behaviour.
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Re-enables the pulsar subrenderer on ROCm-built PyTorch. Pulsar was excluded from the ROCm build in the parent commit (PR facebookresearch#2039) because its 74 source files use a mix of CUDA intrinsics with no direct HIP equivalent. This commit makes it build and run on AMD MI250X (gfx90a, warpSize=64, HIP 7.2) using only HIP runtime APIs and standard math — no `amdgcn` inline assembly. Most of the lift is build-system reversal. The pulsar source filter in `setup.py`, the `#ifndef USE_ROCM` wraps around the pulsar `#include`s and pybind block in `pytorch3d/csrc/ext.cpp`, and the `hasattr(_C, "PulsarRenderer")` guards in the three `pytorch3d/renderer/.../__init__.py` files all go away. The only C++ surgery is in `pytorch3d/csrc/pulsar/gpu/commands.h`: The CUDA `_rn`-suffixed FP rounding intrinsics (`__fadd_rn`, `__fdiv_rn`, `__fsqrt_rn`, `__fmaf_rn`, `__frcp_rn`) and `__saturatef` have no HIP equivalents. AMD's GPU ISA has no instruction-level rounding-mode override — the rounding mode lives in the wavefront `MODE` register, defaulting to round-to-nearest-even. So under `USE_ROCM` these macros expand to plain operators / `sqrtf` / `fmaf` / `1.0f/x` / `fmaxf(0,fminf(1,x))`, which are rounding-mode-equivalent on HIP. The HIP/clang compiler may fuse `a+b*c` into a single-rounding FMA where CUDA's `_rn` would have prevented it; the upstream pulsar authors already accept compiler-discretion FMA fusion for `FMUL`/`FSUB` (the `_rn` variants are commented out in the source), and pulsar's tests pass under the same trade-off on HIP. If FMA-fusion drift ever surfaces as a numerical issue, add `-ffp-contract=off` to pulsar's HIPCC flags. `__powf` is replaced with `powf` for clarity on the ROCm arm. `atomicAdd_block` has no HIP function-name equivalent, but the *semantic* equivalent is `__hip_atomic_fetch_add(ptr, val, __ATOMIC_RELAXED, __HIP_MEMORY_SCOPE_WORKGROUP)`. Plain HIP `atomicAdd` is device-scope (`__HIP_MEMORY_SCOPE_AGENT`, see `amd_hip_atomic.h:218`), which is strictly stronger than block-scope — correct but forces L2-coherent atomics on what are block-local counters at `renderer.render.device.h:186,297` (sphere-loading counter and per-pixel-done counter). The workgroup-scoped builtin gets us back to the cheaper LDS atomic path that CUDA's `atomicAdd_block` uses. Verified absent-from-HIP and explicitly replaced: `__fdiv_rn`, `__fadd_rn`, `__fsqrt_rn`, `__fmaf_rn`, `__frcp_rn`, `__saturatef`, `atomicAdd_block` (semantic replacement via `__hip_atomic_fetch_add` + `__HIP_MEMORY_SCOPE_WORKGROUP`). Verified present-in-HIP and left alone: `hsqrt` (`amd_hip_fp16.h`), `__int2float_rn` (`amd_device_functions.h:536`, defined as `(float)x`), `__hadd`/`__hsub2`/`__hmul2` (`amd_hip_fp16.h`), `__clz`/`__popc`/`__popcll`/`__mul24` (`amd_device_functions.h`), native `atomicMin(float*,float)`/`atomicMax(float*,float)` (`amd_hip_atomic.h`), and the existing `__HIP_PLATFORM_AMD__` `__ballot`+`__popcll` warpSize=64 workaround at `include/renderer.render.device.h:289-295`. The unreferenced 32-lane WARP_CUMSUM/WARP_MAX/WARP_SUM helpers at `gpu/commands.h:66-123` remain gated out on ROCm — the TODO comment about ROCM-6.2 was technically right that HIP supports `__shfl_*_sync` now, but since nothing in pulsar actually calls these helpers, there's no live warpSize=32 assumption to fix. Test results on AMD Instinct MI250X (gfx90a, HIP 7.2): tests/pulsar/test_forward.py 5 passed tests/pulsar/test_channels.py 1 passed tests/pulsar/test_depth.py 1 passed tests/pulsar/test_hands.py 1 passed tests/pulsar/test_ortho.py 1 passed tests/pulsar/test_small_spheres.py 1 passed tests/test_render_points.py::test_simple_sphere_pulsar 1 passed tests/test_render_points.py::test_unified_inputs_pulsar 1 passed tests/test_camera_conversions.py::test_pulsar_conversion 1 passed Pulsar tests need `FB_TEST=1` because `tests/pulsar/test_forward.py::test_principal_point` writes a 1-channel debug PNG via `imageio.imsave`, and current `imageio`'s pillow backend refuses 1-channel writes (`ValueError: Can't write images with one color channel.`). The test gates the imsave block on `not os.environ.get("FB_TEST", False)`; the actual GPU render and `np.allclose` assertion that follow have nothing to do with imageio. This is an imageio/pillow versioning issue, not the HIP port. Parent PR's 123 core CUDA-kernel tests still pass on the same host — no regression. .gitignore now also excludes `tests/pulsar/test_out/` (PNG debug dumps written when FB_TEST is unset). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context)
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Re-enables the pulsar subrenderer on ROCm-built PyTorch. Pulsar was excluded from the ROCm build in the parent commit (PR facebookresearch#2039) because its 74 source files use a mix of CUDA intrinsics with no direct HIP equivalent. This commit makes it build and run on AMD MI250X (gfx90a, warpSize=64, HIP 7.2) using only HIP runtime APIs and standard math — no `amdgcn` inline assembly. Most of the lift is build-system reversal. The pulsar source filter in `setup.py`, the `#ifndef USE_ROCM` wraps around the pulsar `#include`s and pybind block in `pytorch3d/csrc/ext.cpp`, and the `hasattr(_C, "PulsarRenderer")` guards in the three `pytorch3d/renderer/.../__init__.py` files all go away. The only C++ surgery is in `pytorch3d/csrc/pulsar/gpu/commands.h`: The CUDA `_rn`-suffixed FP rounding intrinsics (`__fadd_rn`, `__fdiv_rn`, `__fsqrt_rn`, `__fmaf_rn`, `__frcp_rn`) and `__saturatef` have no HIP equivalents. AMD's GPU ISA has no instruction-level rounding-mode override — the rounding mode lives in the wavefront `MODE` register, defaulting to round-to-nearest-even. So under `USE_ROCM` these macros expand to plain operators / `sqrtf` / `fmaf` / `1.0f/x` / `fmaxf(0,fminf(1,x))`, which are rounding-mode-equivalent on HIP. The HIP/clang compiler may fuse `a+b*c` into a single-rounding FMA where CUDA's `_rn` would have prevented it; the upstream pulsar authors already accept compiler-discretion FMA fusion for `FMUL`/`FSUB` (the `_rn` variants are commented out in the source), and pulsar's tests pass under the same trade-off on HIP. If FMA-fusion drift ever surfaces as a numerical issue, add `-ffp-contract=off` to pulsar's HIPCC flags. `__powf` is replaced with `powf` for clarity on the ROCm arm. `atomicAdd_block` has no HIP function-name equivalent, but the *semantic* equivalent is `__hip_atomic_fetch_add(ptr, val, __ATOMIC_RELAXED, __HIP_MEMORY_SCOPE_WORKGROUP)`. Plain HIP `atomicAdd` is device-scope (`__HIP_MEMORY_SCOPE_AGENT`, see `amd_hip_atomic.h:218`), which is strictly stronger than block-scope — correct but forces L2-coherent atomics on what are block-local counters at `renderer.render.device.h:186,297` (sphere-loading counter and per-pixel-done counter). The workgroup-scoped builtin gets us back to the cheaper LDS atomic path that CUDA's `atomicAdd_block` uses. Verified absent-from-HIP and explicitly replaced: `__fdiv_rn`, `__fadd_rn`, `__fsqrt_rn`, `__fmaf_rn`, `__frcp_rn`, `__saturatef`, `atomicAdd_block` (semantic replacement via `__hip_atomic_fetch_add` + `__HIP_MEMORY_SCOPE_WORKGROUP`). Verified present-in-HIP and left alone: `hsqrt` (`amd_hip_fp16.h`), `__int2float_rn` (`amd_device_functions.h:536`, defined as `(float)x`), `__hadd`/`__hsub2`/`__hmul2` (`amd_hip_fp16.h`), `__clz`/`__popc`/`__popcll`/`__mul24` (`amd_device_functions.h`), native `atomicMin(float*,float)`/`atomicMax(float*,float)` (`amd_hip_atomic.h`), and the existing `__HIP_PLATFORM_AMD__` `__ballot`+`__popcll` warpSize=64 workaround at `include/renderer.render.device.h:289-295`. The unreferenced 32-lane WARP_CUMSUM/WARP_MAX/WARP_SUM helpers at `gpu/commands.h:66-123` remain gated out on ROCm — the TODO comment about ROCM-6.2 was technically right that HIP supports `__shfl_*_sync` now, but since nothing in pulsar actually calls these helpers, there's no live warpSize=32 assumption to fix. Test results on AMD Instinct MI250X (gfx90a, HIP 7.2): tests/pulsar/test_forward.py 5 passed tests/pulsar/test_channels.py 1 passed tests/pulsar/test_depth.py 1 passed tests/pulsar/test_hands.py 1 passed tests/pulsar/test_ortho.py 1 passed tests/pulsar/test_small_spheres.py 1 passed tests/test_render_points.py::test_simple_sphere_pulsar 1 passed tests/test_render_points.py::test_unified_inputs_pulsar 1 passed tests/test_camera_conversions.py::test_pulsar_conversion 1 passed Pulsar tests need `FB_TEST=1` because `tests/pulsar/test_forward.py::test_principal_point` writes a 1-channel debug PNG via `imageio.imsave`, and current `imageio`'s pillow backend refuses 1-channel writes (`ValueError: Can't write images with one color channel.`). The test gates the imsave block on `not os.environ.get("FB_TEST", False)`; the actual GPU render and `np.allclose` assertion that follow have nothing to do with imageio. This is an imageio/pillow versioning issue, not the HIP port. Parent PR's 123 core CUDA-kernel tests still pass on the same host — no regression. .gitignore now also excludes `tests/pulsar/test_out/` (PNG debug dumps written when FB_TEST is unset). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The CUDA CI job has been failing on every push to main since at least 2026-02-23 with an unrelated gcc-13/CUDA-12.1 compiler-version mismatch — pre-existing breakage, not introduced by this PR. The Scheduled workflow (different toolchain pin) still passes on main, which is how releases get cut. This commit adds a parallel `linux_rocm_build` job that catches build regressions in the ROCm/HIP code paths added by this PR (USE_ROCM guards, hipify-touched sources, the pulsar `_rn`/`atomicAdd_block` intrinsic replacements). It runs inside the official `rocm/dev-ubuntu-22.04:6.2.4` container on a CPU-only `ubuntu-latest` runner: AMD GPU hardware isn't required to *compile* against ROCm, only to run tests, so we skip test execution and keep CI minutes low. The container ships hipcc plus the ROCm SDK at /opt/rocm (auto-detected as ROCM_HOME). We pip-install torch==2.4.1 from the rocm6.2 wheel index, verify torch.version.hip is set, then `pip install -e .` with FORCE_CUDA=1 (the runner has no GPU, so torch.cuda.is_available() is False and FORCE_CUDA flips the CUDAExtension branch on). A final smoke import confirms `_C.PulsarRenderer` linked. ROCm 6.2 was chosen because pulsar's port uses `__hip_atomic_fetch_add` with `__HIP_MEMORY_SCOPE_WORKGROUP` and the modern HIP atomic API, which is stable in 6.2+ (matches the TODO comment that Suresh Babu Kolla left at pulsar/gpu/commands.h:63 referencing ROCM-6.2 as the minimum target). The CUDA job is left unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context)
The previous commit landed with `rocm/dev-ubuntu-22.04:6.2.4` and `torch==2.4.1` (rocm6.2 wheel index) — those are old. The verification host for this PR runs ROCm 7.2.1, and the rocm7.2 wheel index publishes `torch 2.11.0+rocm7.2` as a current stable combo. Pinning CI to match (latest available 7.2.x dev image at 7.2.3 + 2.11.0) makes the CI signal track what the port was actually validated against. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context)
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The previous comment ("AMD … automatically inserts memory fences during
compilation") was misleading: HIP's __syncwarp() is a real fence
(release / wave_barrier / acquire), not a no-op. The actual reason no
__syncwarp() is needed here is the AMDGPU execution+memory model — all
wavefront lanes execute in lockstep and LDS operations from the same
wavefront are observed in program order without an explicit s_waitcnt.
This is wave-size-independent, so the existing USE_ROCM skip is correct
for both wave32 (RDNA) and wave64 (CDNA). Comment-only change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context)
When n_points <= dim (or batch_size <= 3 for camera-center alignment in 3D), the mean-centered point cloud is rank-deficient and Umeyama's SVD has a (near-)zero singular value. The rotation around the degenerate axis is non-unique; different BLAS implementations (rocBLAS on RDNA vs CDNA, cuBLAS) pick different valid null-space directions, so X_t_est differs across platforms even though the algorithm is correct. Skip the X_t / cameras-aligned-R/T equality checks in those cases; the center-alignment check still runs and verifies the well-defined part. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context)
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pip 26 rejects editable installs of projects whose build backend doesn't implement PEP 660 build_editable. pytorch3d's setup.py-only backend doesn't, so `pip install -e .` fails in the new linux_rocm_build job before any compilation happens. The job only builds + smoke-imports, so editable mode has no purpose here -- drop -e. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context)
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@bottler — when you have a moment, could you pick this up for import/review? This is a build- and tests-pass port of the pytorch3d C++/CUDA extension to ROCm/HIP, verified on AMD MI250X (gfx90a, warpSize=64, ROCm 7.2, torch 2.11). The series is intentionally split so the core kernels and the pulsar subrenderer land as separate commits for reviewability — happy to iterate on feedback. |
The plain `7.2.3` tag is HIP-runtime-only; the build failed at the very first hipcc invocation with `fatal error: 'thrust/complex.h' file not found`, because PyTorch's torch/headeronly/util/complex.h pulls in <thrust/complex.h> from the global include path and rocThrust was not installed. The `-complete` tag bundles the full ROCm math stack (rocThrust, hipCUB, rocPRIM, ...), so pulsar's hipCUB-using kernels will also compile without separate apt installs. Test Plan: push and let linux_rocm_build rerun. The CUDA conda job failure (CUDA 12.1 + GCC > 12) is pre-existing upstream CI infra and is not addressed here. Authored with assistance from Claude (Anthropic).
`python -c` prepends cwd to sys.path. With cwd at the checkout root, the source-tree pytorch3d/ directory shadowed the site-packages install that holds _C.so (the build step uses `pip install .`, not in-place), so the smoke import failed with "cannot import name '_C' from 'pytorch3d'". cd to /tmp first so the installed package wins. Authored by Claude.
The smoke import step ran `python3 -c "from pytorch3d import _C"`
directly. `_C.so` has a NEEDED entry for libc10.so but no absolute
rpath into torch's site-packages lib dir, so the dynamic linker
failed with:
ImportError: libc10.so: cannot open shared object file
Importing torch first loads libc10.so into the process so the
subsequent `_C` import resolves. This is not ROCm-specific; the
CUDA job (binary_linux_conda_cuda) doesn't hit it because it runs
the real test suite, which transitively imports torch long before
any pytorch3d._C reference.
Test Plan: relies on the linux_rocm_build CI job; cannot exercise
the workflow YAML change locally. The fix is the canonical resolution
for an ImportError on libc10.so / libtorch*.so from a torch C++
extension loaded without `import torch` first.
Authored with Claude Code (claude-opus-4-7).
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Enables building pytorch3d's
_Cextension against a ROCm-built PyTorch and running the test suite on AMD GPUs, including the pulsar subrenderer. Verified on AMD Instinct MI250X (gfx90a, warpSize=64), HIP 7.2, PyTorch 2.13.Mechanics
torch.utils.cpp_extension.BuildExtensionauto-hipifies.cusources of aCUDAExtensionagainst a HIP-built torch (cuda_runtime.h → hip/hip_runtime.h,cub:: → hipcub::,cudaStream_t → hipStream_t, etc.), so most of the lift is build-system glue and a small number of CUDA intrinsics that don't have HIP equivalents.setup.py: detect ROCm viatorch.version.hip is not None; treatROCM_HOMEas the GPU-toolkit-root analogue ofCUDA_HOME(without this,CUDA_HOME is Nonesilently demoted the build to a CPU-onlyCppExtension); skipCUB_HOME, CUDA-13 visibility flags, and-ccbin=on ROCm.pytorch3d/csrc/pulsar/gpu/commands.h: CUDA's_rn-suffixed FP rounding intrinsics (__fadd_rn,__fdiv_rn,__fsqrt_rn,__fmaf_rn,__frcp_rn) and__saturatefhave no HIP equivalents — AMD's GPU ISA has no instruction-level rounding-mode override, so they expand to plain operators /sqrtf/fmaf/1.0f/x/fmaxf(0,fminf(1,x))on theUSE_ROCMarm, which are rounding-mode-equivalent (both round-to-nearest-even). The HIP compiler may fusea+b*cinto a single-rounding FMA where CUDA's_rnwould have prevented it; if FMA-fusion drift ever becomes a numerical issue, add-ffp-contract=offto pulsar's HIPCC flags.__powfis replaced withpowf.atomicAdd_blockhas no HIP function-name equivalent — the semantic equivalent is__hip_atomic_fetch_add(ptr, val, __ATOMIC_RELAXED, __HIP_MEMORY_SCOPE_WORKGROUP)(plain HIPatomicAddis device-scope, strictly stronger than block-scope and forces L2-coherent atomics).tests/test_point_mesh_distance.py: loosengrad_facestolerance intest_point_face_distancefrom5e-7to5e-6to match the siblingtest_face_point_distance. The backward kernel usesatomicAddand callsalertNotDeterministic; FP add order varies by wavefront width.test_points_alignment.pyandtest_cameras_alignment.pyare now skipped whenn_points <= dim(resp.batch_size <= 3for camera-center alignment in 3D). Mean-centering renders the SVD rank-deficient in those cases, so the rotation around the degenerate axis is non-unique and different BLAS implementations (rocBLAS RDNA vs CDNA, cuBLAS) pick different valid null-space directions. The center-alignment check still runs and verifies the well-defined part of the transformation.Test plan
All GPU tests pass on both AMD Instinct MI250X (gfx90a, wave64, HIP 7.2) and AMD Radeon Pro W7800 (gfx1100, wave32, HIP 7.2.53211, torch 2.13.0a0).
The 20 env-only failures are
torch.inverse()on CPU tensors in test reference paths; this verification host's PyTorch was built withUSE_LAPACK: 0(onlymkl-static.aarchives in the conda env; PyTorch'sFindBLASlooks forlibmkl_intel_lp64.so). Unrelated to the port — re-verifying with a LAPACK-linked PyTorch is left to upstream.