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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe CUDA backend now supports selecting NVRTC through ChangesNVRTC CUDA compilation
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Use the positional host operand even when a declaration name matches.
If the declaration contains int n, function_args contains n, and the corresponding host-call operand is n + 1, the name match prevents fallback_arg from running. The parser returns n, so the NVRTC launch loses the host computation. Select the operand from function_params by device-parameter position, then retain the existing name-based handling for buffers and descriptors.
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In `@tilelang/jit/adapter/utils.py` around lines 325 - 326, Update the argument
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- Line 17: Update the NVRTC availability check in this test module to call
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[1] NVIDIA’s [13.0.3 installation docs](https://nvidia.github.io/cuda-python/cuda-bindings/13.0.3/install.html).
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Probe NVRTC before running the tests.
pytest.importorskip("cuda.bindings.nvrtc") only imports the binding. In cuda-python 13.0.3, NVRTC loads lazily when nvrtcVersion() or another NVRTC API runs. If the binding is installed without the NVRTC library, this fixture does not skip and the tests can fail during compilation.
Call nvrtcVersion() in the fixture and skip only for the binding’s NVRTC library-unavailable exception. Let other exceptions fail the tests.
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In @testing/python/jit/test_tilelang_jit_nvrtc_ffi.py at line 17, Update the
NVRTC availability check in this test module to call nvrtcVersion() after
importing cuda.bindings.nvrtc, and skip only when that call raises the binding’s
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| compiler_key = f"nvrtc-{version[0]}.{version[1]}" | ||
| include_paths = discover_cuda_include_paths(CUDA_HOME or "/usr/local/cuda") | ||
| options += [f"-I{path}" for path in include_paths] | ||
| options.append(f"-D__CUDACC_VER_MAJOR__={version[0]}") |
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Add line information to the NVRTC options.
When tl.emit_line_directives is enabled without an explicit -lineinfo flag, this branch does not request NVRTC line information. Source-level device profiling then loses the line mappings available through the default NVCC path. Add -lineinfo before make_key() so the cache key records the effective option. NVRTC documents -lineinfo as its line-information option. (docs.nvidia.com)
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In @tilelang/cuda/backend.py at line 122, Update the NVRTC options construction
in the branch that appends __CUDACC_VER_MAJOR__ to add -lineinfo when
tl.emit_line_directives is enabled and no explicit -lineinfo flag is present.
Add it before make_key() so the cache key includes the effective option.
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Summary
Add
tl.cuda_compiler="nvrtc"to the existing TVM-FFI execution path. Device CUDA source is compiled with NVRTC and imported into the shared host runtime module. Host bindings, scalar conversions, conditions, loops, and launch preparation use the existing host codegen.The CUDA binary cache includes the compiler identity and NVRTC version. Compiler options and exact architecture suffixes are preserved. NVRTC accepts one code target matching the selected architecture.
Related: #3263. This implements the device-compiler integration described in the issue. The legacy Python NVRTC execution backend remains unchanged.
Validation
git diff --checkpassed.Toolchain
NVRTC device compilation requires
cuda-python, NVRTC, and CUDA headers. The default C host codegen requires a host C++ compiler, including on Windows.Summary
Adds
tl.cuda_compiler="nvrtc"for CUDA device compilation through the TVM-FFI execution backend. The shared TVM-FFI host path remains responsible for host preparation and launch behavior. The legacy Python NVRTC execution backend is unchanged.NVRTC compilation requires one code target that matches the selected CUDA architecture. The binary cache key includes the compiler identity, NVRTC version, target, and compiler options. String architecture tokens preserve exact suffixes, such as
90aand100f.Adds CUDA-gated tests for host preparation, control flow, streams, exported-module reload, compilation, cache reuse, and TMA launches. GPU execution of the coverage is reported as pending.
The feature requires
cuda-python, NVRTC, and CUDA headers. The default C host codegen also requires a host C/C++ compiler, including on Windows.C++ style / lint notes
This change touches C++ pass-configuration registration and declaration. The C++ style guide’s audit guidance is relevant. CI runs the C++ API Style Audit (warning only) step. No current audit findings were supplied. No style warning or correctness/build issue can be established from the available evidence.