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These four accessors are public
TVM_DLLAPIs, but they carry only a shared//note. The arity and the operand order are defined solely insrc/transform/lower_invariant_arithmetic.ccand re-read insrc/cuda/codegen/codegen_cuda.cc. A reader cannot tell thatfast_divtakes 7 operands andbarrett_reducetakes 6, nor which position holdsvalid,truncating, ornonnegative. Every other op in this header documents its signature.As per path instructions, the referenced
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-// Host-prepared integer arithmetic. Validity guards a zero divisor; the final -// fast_div/fast_rem/barrett_reduce operand records a proven nonnegative -// dividend. +/*! + * \brief Host-prepared integer division with a magic or Barrett reciprocal. + * + * fast_div(x, d, reciprocal, shift, valid, truncating, nonnegative) + * + * - valid: false selects the exact fallback, which preserves the original + * zero-divisor behavior. + * - truncating: true selects C truncation, false selects floor semantics. + * - nonnegative: a proven nonnegative dividend; it removes the sign path. + */ TVM_DLL const Op &fast_div(); + +/*! + * \brief Remainder counterpart of fast_div, with the same operand list. + * + * fast_rem(x, d, reciprocal, shift, valid, truncating, nonnegative) + */ TVM_DLL const Op &fast_rem(); + +/*! + * \brief Division of a dividend proven to be exactly divisible by d. + * + * exact_div(x, d, inverse, shift, valid) + * + * - inverse: the modular inverse of the odd part of abs(d) modulo 2^32. + * - shift: the power-of-two exponent removed from abs(d). + */ TVM_DLL const Op &exact_div(); + +/*! + * \brief Barrett remainder with a host-prepared reciprocal. + * + * barrett_reduce(x, d, reciprocal, valid, truncating, nonnegative) + */ TVM_DLL const Op &barrett_reduce();🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…amline unsigned helpers
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Hi @sepcnt, thanks a lot for your interest in this issue and for putting together an implementation so quickly!
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…etic Reuse proven-safe quotient prefixes and remove redundant coordinate reconstruction. Reduce bounded swizzle remainders with one correction and preserve original-width host wrap during magnitude preparation. Extend layout benchmarks and signed overflow coverage.
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@penguin-wwy I'd be glad if this work could help, and would be happy to collaborate. Ablation experiments pointed to an important detail: eagerly expanding arithmetic expressions can produce very large nested ASTs and lose sharing. Keeping div/rem as intrinsics through simplification, then materializing repeated expressions in local scopes, recovered substantial performance without additional assumptions. The NVRTC adapter also has a separate gap in handling host-computed scalar bindings from SplitHostDevice; the current implementation uses TVM-FFI. Host-prepared FastDiv/FastRem and Barrett parameters already give useful gains, though parameter preparation is not free. For swizzle-heavy layout calculations motivated by rendering and diffusion workloads, further gains came from proving divisors nonzero or positive and ruling out product overflow. Those proofs enable redundant coordinate reconstruction removal, quotient reuse, and single-subtraction swizzle remainders—not just faster division. The table includes explicit-assumption variants and a clamped variant whose bounds are inferred without T.assume. Exploring how much of this information TileLang can derive from existing layout expressions, rather than requiring extra annotations, seems like a useful next step. |
…nge proofs Substantially adapt remainder canonicalization and factor matching from penguin-wwy in tile-ai#3267. Retain its real MoE permutation kernel, reference, and all three benchmark shapes. Fold normalization into the existing lowering traversal, preserve index widening and wrap boundaries, and reuse pure arithmetic evaluated by dominating conditions. Co-authored-by: penguin-wwy <940375606@qq.com>
Recover coordinate remainders split across additive expressions and restore proven multiples of power-of-two outer moduli. Keep wrapping semantics, cast boundaries and pure-expression restrictions without adding a pass. Extend the remainder canonicalization and factor matching substantially adapted from penguin-wwy's implementation in tile-ai#3267. Add signed-width, wrapping and non-power-of-two regression coverage. Co-authored-by: penguin-wwy <940375606@qq.com>
…pecialization Reuse matching quotient products only within unguarded load addresses. Retain width and lazy-evaluation boundaries. Consolidate benchmark entrypoints and repeated test setup; add constant-shape and paired source comparisons for the original MoE cases. Remainder normalization and the real-operator benchmark substantially build on penguin-wwy's implementation in tile-ai#3267. Co-authored-by: penguin-wwy <940375606@qq.com>
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@penguin-wwy The latest comparison with constant-shape versions looks encouraging: dynamic latency is within about 0.2% for the two DSV3 cases and 4.3% for Llama4 on RTX 5090, with the same kernel layout. These cases suggest that runtime layout parameters can approach specialized performance without compiling a separate variant for every shape. TMA-related layout conversions remain unexplored and might extend the benefit to more workloads. |
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Keep scalar 32/64-bit clz intact until C codegen and emit zero-safe GCC/Clang or MSVC helpers, with a portable fallback. Share helpers between CPU and host codegen without adding runtime header dependencies. Cover bit boundaries on CPU and capture-time scalar/launch-extent preservation across interleaved CUDA Graph captures and replays. The invariant-arithmetic optimization and real-operator evaluation build substantially on penguin-wwy's core design in tile-ai#3267. Co-authored-by: penguin-wwy <940375606@qq.com>
Remove exactness proof collection, modular-inverse preparation, the ExactDiv intrinsic and CUDA helper, and five dedicated tests. Keep aligned gather on the shared FastDiv/Barrett paths and retain the full benchmark suite. The remaining invariant-arithmetic design substantially builds on penguin-wwy's core implementation in tile-ai#3267. Co-authored-by: penguin-wwy <940375606@qq.com>
Use unsigned intermediates before restoring the signed word passed to arithmetic helpers. Add a swizzle overflow regression. Co-authored-by: penguin-wwy <940375606@qq.com>
Expose prepare and materialize through one staged pass factory. Consolidate layout traversal, per-node facts and binding storage, and reuse TVM arithmetic utilities. Preserve word-range proof boundaries and local assumption-check ordering. Add offline BitVec rules and affine, symbolic-remainder and stage regressions. Co-authored-by: penguin-wwy <940375606@qq.com>
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Deduplicate same-word product divisors without crossing cast or wrapping boundaries. Add preparation boundary and compile-budget coverage, and consolidate overlapping arithmetic tests.
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Near-specialized performance for dynamic shapes, without per-shape recompilation.
Related issue: #3261.
Most of the credit for the real-world improvement belongs to @penguin-wwy. Without the core idea from #3267, this work would not have benefited the real-world cases below. The remainder canonicalization and factor matching substantially follow that implementation; the MoE permutation kernel, reference and shapes also come from its benchmark. Thanks also for the original analysis in #3261.
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Dynamic shapes leave expensive integer division and remainder in GPU indexing code.
LowerInvariantArithmeticprepares launch-invariant parameters once on the host, then replaces device division/remainder with multiply, shift and correction operations.The optimization combines:
Enable with
tl.enable_invariant_arithmetic. Two stages handle host preparation beforeSplitHostDeviceand late device materialization, using the existing TVM-FFI launch path.Real-operator performance
Updated September 23 against #3267 at
da93777fand this PR at70e8e03d, superseding the earlier087f6aff/dd6c9f3bcomparison.The three MoE scale-permutation cases from #3267 retain the original dynamic kernel, shapes and reference, with no added assumptions. Shapes
(experts, N, K, group size)are(256, 2048, 7168, 32)for DSV3 and(8, 4096, 8192, 128)for Llama4, with the same 256-thread schedule. Off disables the optimization; it is not a separate main checkout. Const fixes the shapes at compile time with the optimization disabled. Both branches produce byte-identical Off sources and byte-identical Const sources for all three cases.RTX 5090, Linux, driver 580.95.05, NVCC 13.2.78,
sm_120, fast math. Each implementation is independently built and checked through native TVM-FFI. Saved CUDA sources are then compiled with the same options and timed in one process: 31 randomized interleaved rounds, 64 launches per graph, five replays per sample. The table shows the second of two complete runs with consistent rankings. Times are median GPU microseconds, excluding host preparation; speedups are medians of per-round paired ratios. Clocks were not locked.Dynamic performance remains within roughly 1% of Const for DSV3 and 5% for Llama4, without compiling a kernel for each shape. Const is a specialization reference for this schedule, not a strict performance bound. Every native and directly launched variant passes exact output comparison and poisoned-output CUDA Graph replay checks.
Original example's CUPTI measurement
We also reran the original JIT function with
do_bench(..., backend="cupti"), changing only the optimization flag. Values below are GPU microseconds: the median of five profiler calls per variant, alternating Off/on within each branch, using the profiler defaults. Branches were measured sequentially, so the same-process graph comparison above is the stronger direct comparison. CUPTI uses cache flushing; graph replay does not flush between launches, so these timings should not be mixed with the table above.Exact output checks also pass for these CUPTI variants. This PR's native/CUPTI measurements overlapped the other branch's CPU build; both builds had completed before the primary paired graph measurements.
These 5090 measurements do not reproduce the 24%, 26.3% and 22.4% H200 latency reductions in the September 22 update to #3261. The GPU differs, and that issue update does not pin the exact measured commit; this comparison explicitly uses #3267 at
da93777f.Component ablation
To isolate the arithmetic components, we start from the saved CUDA sources validated for the current
70e8e03dimplementation and selectively restore ordinary division/remainder at the original operand width. Guards, layout, coordinate simplifications and the kernel ABI remain unchanged.Same GPU/toolchain; two runs per experiment, each with 21 randomized interleaved rounds, 64 launches per graph and five replays per sample. Values below are relative performance changes against All,$\Delta = (t_{\mathrm{All}}/t_{\mathrm{variant}}-1)\times100%$ , showing the range of paired medians across the two runs; negative values indicate a slowdown. Timing excludes host preparation.
¹ These two variants are measured together in a separate paired control experiment. Rows overlap and are not additive.
The gains are not just from 32-bit FastDiv: Barrett has a reproducible contribution, and optimizing 64-bit division/remainder contributes more than the corresponding 32-bit optimization in all three operators. Together, these components avoid an 8–16% latency increase even with the other transformations retained.
On Llama4, restoring all 64-bit ordinary division/remainder expands non-NOP static SASS from 131 to 391 instructions. Both variants retain six resident blocks per SM and zero local memory, pointing to arithmetic/code-path cost rather than an occupancy drop.
Validation
benchmark/launch_plan/bench_permute_scales.py,bench_permute_sources.pyandbench_three_stage.py.Summary
tl.enable_invariant_arithmeticlowering for CUDA with the TVM-FFI backend.SplitHostDevice. Materialize the arithmetic after device simplification.tirx.clzcode generation, and support for checks that depend on launch-time local bindings.clz. Add benchmarks for invariant arithmetic and MoE scale permutation.Compatibility and scope
The feature is opt-in. When enabled, it requires a CUDA target and the TVM-FFI execution backend. The pass API now accepts a
stageargument ("prepare"or"materialize"); the separateMaterializeInvariantArithmeticpass was removed.Performance results
The PR description reports dynamic latency close to constant-shape results for three MoE cases on an RTX 5090. These measurements are specific to the reported workloads and setup.
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docs/developer_guide/cpp_style.md, and whether the “C++ API Style Audit (warning only)” CI step applies, were not established by the supplied information.