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In `@rl_engine/kernels/ops/musa/matmul/det_gemm.py`:
- Around line 23-24: Update the backward logic using ctx.output_fp32 so FP32
outputs cast grad_output to BF16 before passing it to det_gemm_da and
det_gemm_db, while preserving the existing behavior for BF16 outputs. Add
coverage verifying both gradient paths use the correct dtype.
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| grad_a = _C.det_gemm_da(grad_output, b) if ctx.needs_input_grad[0] else None | ||
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Cast grad_output to BF16 for FP32-output backward. det_gemm_fwd_fp32 returns FP32, while det_gemm_da and det_gemm_db require BF16 inputs. The current backward path therefore raises a dtype error. Use ctx.output_fp32 to cast grad_output before both calls, and add coverage for both gradients.
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In `@rl_engine/kernels/ops/musa/matmul/det_gemm.py` around lines 23 - 24, Update
the backward logic using ctx.output_fp32 so FP32 outputs cast grad_output to
BF16 before passing it to det_gemm_da and det_gemm_db, while preserving the
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Honor FORCE_MUSA when selecting the MUSA extension.
When torch_musa is installed, FORCE_MUSA=1, and neither a visible MUSA device nor TORCH_MUSA_ARCH_LIST is available, _musa_build_available returns false. _load_torch_extension_tools selects CUDAExtension, while get_extensions skips the MUSA branch and can fail the required native build. Include envs.env_flag("FORCE_MUSA") in this predicate.
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| and (torch.musa.is_available() or bool(os.environ.get("TORCH_MUSA_ARCH_LIST", "").strip())) | |
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In `@setup.py` at line 32, Update the MUSA build-availability predicate used by
_musa_build_available to also accept envs.env_flag("FORCE_MUSA"), so forcing
MUSA selects the MUSA extension even without a visible device or
TORCH_MUSA_ARCH_LIST; preserve the existing availability checks.
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Thanks for the contribution! Please address the device guard issue and the existing FP32 backward and FORCE_MUSA comments before merging.
| bool transpose_b, | ||
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| bool output_fp32) { | ||
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Please add a device guard for a.device() at the start of dispatch(). Otherwise, inputs on musa:1 with musa:0 current will launch the kernel on the wrong device/stream. Please cover this with a two-device regression test.
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Thank you！Fixed. Added c10::DeviceGuard(a.device()) at the start of dispatch() and added a two-device regression test covering inputs on musa:1 while the current device is musa:0. Local tests pass.
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- Line 55: Use size-safe dimensions and indices for the output element count,
block calculation, and kernel bounds in the GEMM launch path. Update the kernel
and its launch to use 64-bit indexing throughout, or check the element-count
multiplication and reject unsupported shapes before allocating the output.
- Line 164: Convert the FP32 grad_output to BF16 before passing it to the
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| const int blocks = (m * n + kBlockSize - 1) / kBlockSize; |
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Use size-safe launch and kernel indexing.
For example, a valid BF16 output with m=65536 and n=32768 requires 4 GiB, but m * n overflows int here. The same product controls the kernel bounds. The launch can fail or leave the output unwritten. Use 64-bit dimensions and indices throughout the launch and kernel, or reject shapes above a checked limit before allocating the output.
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Use size-safe dimensions and indices for the output element count, block
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@maxiaosong1124, agreed. Casting the result of m * n is too late. The operands must be 64-bit before multiplication. Input offsets such as row * k need the same protection.
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Convert the FP32 gradient before the native backward calls.
When output_fp32=True, forward returns an FP32 tensor. backward passes its FP32 grad_output directly to both BF16-only native backward entry points. Convert grad_output to BF16 before calling det_gemm_da and det_gemm_db, or update both native entry points to accept FP32 gradients.
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Convert the FP32 grad_output to BF16 before passing it to the BF16-only
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m, n, k and the kernel indexes are int, so m * n and row * k can overflow. Signed overflow is undefined behavior. torch::empty still receives {m, n} separately, so the allocation can succeed while the grid and kernel bounds use the bad product. Widen to int64_t before multiplying, or reject oversized shapes before launch.
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forward_fp32() produces an FP32 gradient, but det_gemm_da/db only accept BF16. So backward will fail here.
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forward_accum_fp32 is an alias for a BF16-only method, but callers can pass FP32 intermediates to it. That would fail on MUSA.
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[MUSA][kernels] Add native MUSA deterministic GEMM
Summary
Adds a native MUSA implementation for the deterministic
det_gemmkernel.The MUSA implementation uses a fixed ascending K-order reduction with FP32
accumulation and supports the forward and backward GEMM layouts required by
MusaDetGemmOp. It provides MUSA-native forward, transposed-RHS forward, dA,dB, and canonical transposed dB paths while preserving the existing CUDA, ROCm,
and CPU backends.
csrc/musa/det_gemm.mu)[M, K] @ [N, K]^Twithout materializing the RHS transpose. New.dA = dC @ B^T. New.dB = A^T @ dC. New.[N, K]weight gradients. New.MusaDetGemmOpwith autograd support. New.det_gemmselectsMusaDetGemmOp. New.Implementation
csrc/musa/det_gemm.mu.csrc/musa/ops.cpp.det_gemmentry points through PyBind11.setup.py.MUSAExtensionfor MUSA builds.det_gemmsources in the MUSA path.rl_engine/kernels/ops/musa/matmul/det_gemm.py.MusaDetGemmOp.linear(A, weight[N, K])layout.forward_fp32andforward_accum_fp32.rl_engine/kernels/registry.py.MUSA_DET_GEMMbackend.det_gemmrequests toMusaDetGemmOp.tests/test_musa_det_gemm.py.Validation environment
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MUSA-specific tests
The MUSA-specific tests cover:
[N, K]weight-gradient layout.linear(A, weight[N, K])behavior.The forward reference comparison uses FP32 PyTorch matmul followed by BF16 conversion with a tolerance appropriate for the MUSA reference reduction path. Batch and chunk invariance are checked independently using exact tensor equality.
Registry tests
Python validation
Benchmarks
Single MTT S5000, one GPU, BF16 inputs, 3 warmup iterations and 10 measured iterations for forward, 2 warmup iterations and 5 measured iterations for forward + backward. The native and reference implementations both run on the same MUSA device. The reference uses FP32
torch.mmfollowed by BF16 output conversion.Forward
M x K x N)128 x 128 x 128bfloat16256 x 512 x 512bfloat16512 x 1024 x 1024bfloat16Forward + Backward
The native path uses
MusaDetGemmOpfor forward and native MUSA dA/dB kernels for backward.M x K x N)128 x 128 x 128bfloat16256 x 512 x 512bfloat16512 x 1024 x 1024bfloat16The fixed-order native path is intended to establish the deterministic MUSA execution contract. Its current one-thread-per-output implementation is slower than the optimized MUSA matrix-multiplication reference for medium and large shapes; tiled and hardware-specific optimization is future work.
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