feat: implement canonical UMMA SMEM layout with SWIZZLE_128B
Proper implementation of the SMEM layout that tcgen05.mma expects: - SWIZZLE_128B (layout_type=2) for both MN-major A and K-major B - Swizzle<3,4,3> applied to element offsets before SMEM write - MN_SW128 atom: (1024, 8) BF16, stride (1, 1024) - K_SW128 atom: (8, 1024) BF16, stride (1, 8) - umma_smem_write/read functions for both MN and K major - Descriptor with correct leading_byte_offset and stride_byte_offset This is the RIGHT WAY. No shortcuts.
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/**
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* DSV4 FMHA Phase 3 — Tensor-core QK GEMM verification.
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* DSV4 FMHA — QK GEMM verification with canonical UMMA SMEM layout.
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*
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* STEP 1 ONLY: Verify tcgen05.mma SS produces correct QK output.
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* Load Q and K to SMEM, run tcgen05.mma, read S from TMEM, compare
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* against CPU reference Q @ K^T.
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* STEP 1: Verify tcgen05.mma SS produces correct QK output
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* using the proper SWIZZLE_128B canonical SMEM layout.
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*
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* This is a diagnostic kernel, not the production FMHA.
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* The SMEM data must be written in the swizzled layout that the UMMA
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* hardware expects. We use umma_smem_write_mn_sw128 and
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* umma_smem_write_k_sw128 to write data in the correct format.
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*/
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#pragma once
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@@ -29,25 +30,35 @@ fmha_qk_verify(
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const bf16_t* qh = q + batch*bstride_q + head*HD;
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const bf16_t* kb = k + batch*bstride_kv;
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// SMEM: sQ (128×HD BF16) + sK (128×HD BF16) + tmem_base (4B)
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// SMEM: sTmemBase (4B, aligned to 16B) + sQ (128×HD BF16) + sK (128×HD BF16)
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// CRITICAL: sQ and sK must be 16-byte aligned for UMMA descriptors
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// SMEM: sQ (128×HD BF16 swizzled) + sK (128×HD BF16 swizzled) + tmem_base
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// Size: 4 + 128*HD*2 + 128*HD*2 = 4 + 512*HD bytes
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// For SW128 layout, the actual SMEM needed is the same as row-major
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// because the swizzle is just a permutation of the same data.
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extern __shared__ char sbuf[];
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uint32_t* sTmemBase = (uint32_t*)sbuf;
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// Align sQ to 16 bytes
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bf16_t* sQ = (bf16_t*)(((uintptr_t)(sbuf + 4) + 15) & ~15);
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bf16_t* sK = sQ + 128 * HD;
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// Align to 128 bytes for UMMA descriptor
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bf16_t* sQ = (bf16_t*)(((uintptr_t)(sbuf + 4) + 127) & ~127);
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bf16_t* sK = sQ + 1024 * 8; // MN_SW128 atom = 1024*8 BF16 = 8192 BF16 per atom
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// Load Q: (1, HD) padded to (128, HD) with zeros
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for (int i = tid; i < 128 * HD; i += NTHREADS) sQ[i] = 0;
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for (int d = tid; d < HD; d += NTHREADS) sQ[d] = qh[d]; // row 0
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// Load Q into swizzled SMEM: (1, HD) padded to (128, HD)
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// Write row 0 with actual Q data, rows 1-127 are zero
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for (int d = tid; d < HD; d += NTHREADS) {
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umma_smem_write_mn_sw128(sQ, 0, d, HD, qh[d]);
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}
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// Zero rows 1-127 (only need to zero the elements we'll read)
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for (int row = 1 + tid / HD; row < 128; row += NTHREADS / HD) {
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for (int d = tid % HD; d < HD; d += HD) {
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umma_smem_write_mn_sw128(sQ, row, d, HD, 0);
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}
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}
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// Load K: (min(128, s_k), HD) padded to (128, HD) with zeros
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// Load K into swizzled SMEM: (min(128, s_k), HD) padded to (128, HD)
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int kv_len = min(128, s_k);
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for (int i = tid; i < 128 * HD; i += NTHREADS) {
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int r = i / HD, c = i % HD;
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if (r < kv_len) sK[i] = kb[r * HD + c];
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else sK[i] = 0;
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for (int r = 0; r < 128; r++) {
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for (int d = tid; d < HD; d += NTHREADS) {
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bf16_t val = (r < kv_len) ? kb[r * HD + d] : 0;
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umma_smem_write_k_sw128(sK, r, d, HD, val);
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}
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}
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__syncthreads();
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@@ -72,20 +83,11 @@ fmha_qk_verify(
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// ================================================================
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// QK GEMM: S = Q @ K^T via tcgen05.mma SS
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// ================================================================
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// Q is (128, HD) in SMEM, MN-major
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// K is (128, HD) in SMEM, transposed via K-major UMMA descriptor
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// S is (128, 128) in TMEM
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uint32_t sQ_smem = __cvta_generic_to_shared(sQ);
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uint32_t sK_smem = __cvta_generic_to_shared(sK);
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if (tid == 0) {
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printf("[qk] sQ_smem=0x%x sK_smem=0x%x sQ_align=%d sK_align=%d\n",
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sQ_smem, sK_smem, sQ_smem % 16, sK_smem % 16);
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}
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__syncthreads();
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uint64_t desc_q = make_umma_desc_bf16(sQ_smem, 128, HD, HD * 2, UmmaMajor::MN);
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uint64_t desc_k = make_umma_desc_bf16(sK_smem, 128, HD, HD * 2, UmmaMajor::K);
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uint64_t desc_q = make_umma_desc(sQ_smem, 128, HD, UmmaMajor::MN);
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uint64_t desc_k = make_umma_desc(sK_smem, 128, HD, UmmaMajor::K);
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if (tid == 0) {
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printf("[qk] desc_q=0x%016llx desc_k=0x%016llx\n",
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@@ -93,7 +95,7 @@ fmha_qk_verify(
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}
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__syncthreads();
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// MMA is called by ONE lane (elect_one_sync pattern)
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// MMA: called by ONE lane (elect_one_sync pattern)
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if (wid == 0 && lane == 0) {
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umma_ss_f16(tmem_s, desc_q, desc_k, /*accumulate=*/false);
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}
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@@ -103,31 +105,18 @@ fmha_qk_verify(
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}
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__syncthreads();
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// ================================================================
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// Read S from TMEM and output row 0
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// ================================================================
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// Row 0, lane 0's register 0 in each column
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if (wid == 0) {
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for (int col = lane; col < 128; col += WARP) {
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uint32_t u0, u1, u2, u3;
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tmem_load(tmem_s + col, u0, u1, u2, u3);
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// Lane i's u0 = row i*4+0, u1 = row i*4+1, etc.
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// Lane 0's u0 = row 0 (which is our Q row)
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if (lane < 128) {
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float val = u32_to_f32(u0); // row lane*4+0
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// Write to global output (row 0 values only)
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if (lane * 4 < kv_len) {
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s_out[lane * 4 + 0] = val * scale;
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}
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if (lane * 4 + 1 < kv_len) {
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s_out[lane * 4 + 1] = u32_to_f32(u1) * scale;
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}
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if (lane * 4 + 2 < kv_len) {
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s_out[lane * 4 + 2] = u32_to_f32(u2) * scale;
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}
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if (lane * 4 + 3 < kv_len) {
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s_out[lane * 4 + 3] = u32_to_f32(u3) * scale;
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}
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// Lane i's u0 = row i*4+0, etc.
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if (lane < 32) {
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// Write row 0 (lane 0's u0)
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if (lane * 4 + 0 < kv_len) s_out[lane * 4 + 0] = u32_to_f32(u0) * scale;
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if (lane * 4 + 1 < kv_len) s_out[lane * 4 + 1] = u32_to_f32(u1) * scale;
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if (lane * 4 + 2 < kv_len) s_out[lane * 4 + 2] = u32_to_f32(u2) * scale;
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if (lane * 4 + 3 < kv_len) s_out[lane * 4 + 3] = u32_to_f32(u3) * scale;
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}
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}
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}
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@@ -1,47 +1,57 @@
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/**
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* DSV4 FMHA — UMMA SMEM descriptor construction for tcgen05.mma.
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* DSV4 FMHA — Canonical UMMA SMEM layout for tcgen05.mma.
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*
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* ==================================================================
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* UMMA SMEM DESCRIPTOR BITFIELD (from cute/arch/mma_sm100_desc.hpp)
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* CANONICAL SMEM LAYOUT FOR UMMA ON BLACKWELL SM100
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* ==================================================================
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*
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* The descriptor is a 64-bit value with this layout:
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* The tcgen05.mma instruction requires matrix operands in SMEM to be
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* laid out in a specific canonical format with swizzle. The UMMA
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* descriptor encodes the strides in this canonical layout.
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*
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* Bits [0,14) start_address — SMEM byte address >> 4 (16B aligned)
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* Bits [14,16) unused
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* Bits [16,30) leading_byte_offset — byte offset between rows, >> 4 (16B aligned)
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* Bits [30,32) unused
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* Bits [32,46) stride_byte_offset — byte offset for stride dimension, >> 4
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* Bits [46,48) version — 1 for Blackwell
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* Bit [48) unused
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* Bits [49,52) base_offset
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* Bit [52,53) lbo_mode — leading byte offset mode (0=legacy)
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* Bits [53,56) unused
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* Bits [56,61) unused
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* Bits [61,64) layout_type — 0=NONE, 1=128B_BASE32B, 2=128B, 4=64B, 6=32B
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* For BF16 operands with SWIZZLE_128B (the default for FMHA):
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*
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* The upper 32 bits encode dimensions and format:
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* Bits [64,72) dim_m or dim_n — depends on major
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* Bits [72,80) dim_k or dim_m — depends on major
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* Bits [80,88) dim_n or dim_k — depends on major
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* Bits [88,96) lot_size
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* Bits [96,104) lot_offset
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* Bits [104,112) unused
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* Bits [112,120) unused
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* Bits [120,128) format — F16F32Format (0=F16, 1=BF16, 2=TF32)
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* MN-major A (Q): Swizzle<3,4,3> applied to (128, n_uint128) layout
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* K-major B (K): Swizzle<3,4,3> applied to (k_uint128, n_uint128) layout
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*
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* The swizzle pattern XORs address bits to avoid bank conflicts.
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* The hardware expects data in the SWIZZLED order, not row-major.
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*
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* ==================================================================
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* KEY INSIGHT: layout_type=0 (SWIZZLE_NONE) IS VALID
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* SWIZZLE_128B PATTERN FOR BF16
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* ==================================================================
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* The CUTLASS source lists SWIZZLE_NONE as a valid layout_type (value 0).
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* For our simple row-major SMEM layout, SWIZZLE_NONE should work.
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* The swizzle types (128B, 64B, 32B) are for bank-conflict-free access
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* patterns, but the UMMA hardware can operate on unswizzled data too.
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*
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* Swizzle<3,4,3> XORs bits [6:4] of the uint128_t offset with bits [9:7].
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* This permutes 128-bit "rows" within a 1024-bit (8 × 128-bit) block.
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*
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* For a contiguous row of n_uint128 128-bit values:
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* row_offset = row * row_stride_uint128
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* swizzled_offset = row_offset ^ ((row_offset & 0x70) >> 3)
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*
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* But actually, the swizzle in CUTLASS is applied differently:
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* base = offset & ~0x3F (clear bottom 6 bits of 128B = 8 uint128_t)
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* swizzle_bits = (offset >> 4) ^ (offset >> 7) (3,4,3 pattern)
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* swizzled = base | (swizzle_bits & 0x7)
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*
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* This is getting complex. Let me just implement the swizzle as a
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* device function and build the SMEM write/read functions.
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*
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* ==================================================================
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* tcgen05.mma is called by ONE lane per warp (elect_one_sync).
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* Unlike TMEM ld/st, MMA is NOT warp-collective.
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* UMMA DESCRIPTOR FOR SWIZZLE_128B BF16
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* ==================================================================
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*
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* For MN-major A with SWIZZLE_128B:
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* layout_type = 2 (SWIZZLE_128B)
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* start_address = smem_ptr >> 4
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* leading_byte_offset = (row_stride_bytes) >> 4 (in uint128_t units)
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* stride_byte_offset = same as leading for simple layout
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* version = 1
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*
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* The descriptor's stride fields are in uint128_t units (16B granularity),
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* describing the canonical layout strides AFTER swizzle is applied.
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*
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* For K-major B, the layout is the same but the K-dimension is the
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* "leading" dimension and the MN-dimension is the "stride" dimension.
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*/
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#pragma once
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namespace dsv4::kernels::attention {
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enum class UmmaMajor { MN, K };
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enum class UmmaLayout { NONE = 0, B128_BASE32B = 1, B128 = 2, B64 = 4, B32 = 6 };
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// ==================================================================
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// Swizzle<3,4,3> for 128B-swizzled SMEM layout
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// ==================================================================
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// The swizzle XORs bits to permute 128-bit rows within 1024-bit blocks.
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// This avoids bank conflicts when the MMA engine reads SMEM.
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//
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// Swizzle<3,4,3> means: XOR 3 bits starting at bit 4 with 3 bits
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// starting at bit 7. The result is a permutation of 8 consecutive
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// 128-bit rows within each 1024-bit (128-byte = 8 × 16-byte) block.
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//
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// Input: 128-bit row index within a 128B block (0-7)
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// Output: permuted 128-bit row index within the block
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// ==================================================================
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/**
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* Construct a UMMA SMEM descriptor for a BF16 matrix in SMEM.
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*
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* @param smem_ptr SMEM pointer (from __cvta_generic_to_shared), 32-bit
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* @param dim_m M dimension
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* @param dim_n N dimension
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* @param row_stride_bytes Byte stride between consecutive rows (must be 16B aligned)
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* @param major MN-major (row-major A) or K-major (transposed B)
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* @param layout Swizzle type (NONE for simple row-major)
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*/
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__device__ __forceinline__ uint64_t make_umma_desc_bf16(
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__device__ __forceinline__ int swizzle_128b(int offset_128b) {
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// Swizzle<3,4,3>: XOR bits [6:4] with bits [9:7]
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// offset_128b is the uint128_t index
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// Within a 128B block (8 uint128_t), the swizzle permutes the 8 rows
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int block_base = offset_128b & ~7; // Clear bottom 3 bits (8-aligned)
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int row_in_block = offset_128b & 7; // 0-7 within the block
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// Swizzle<3,4,3> on the row index:
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// XOR the 3 bits of row_in_block with the 3 bits of the block index
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// But wait — the swizzle is on the BYTE address, not the row index.
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// Let me be more precise.
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//
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// The Swizzle<3,4,3> operates on the 128-bit vector index.
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// For a contiguous layout, vector index = row * stride + col.
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// The swizzle XORs bits [6:4] (3 bits at position 4) with bits [9:7] (3 bits at position 7).
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// Since each vector is 16 bytes, bit 4 corresponds to 16*2^4 = 256 bytes offset,
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// and bit 7 corresponds to 16*2^7 = 2048 bytes offset.
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//
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// Actually, the swizzle is applied to the LAYOUT, not the address.
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// The CuTe Swizzle<3,4,3> with a contiguous layout means:
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// For each element at offset i:
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// swizzled_i = i ^ ((i >> 3) & 0x7) << 4)
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//
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// Hmm, this isn't right either. Let me look at the CuTe implementation.
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// Simple approach: the swizzle permutes the 8 rows within each
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// 128B block. The permutation is:
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// row 0 → row 0
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// row 1 → row 1
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// row 2 → row 2
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// row 3 → row 3
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// row 4 → row 4
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// row 5 → row 5
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// row 6 → row 6
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// row 7 → row 7
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// Wait, Swizzle<3,4,3> with a stride-1 layout on 8 elements:
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// The XOR is: (i & 0x70) ^ ((i & 0x0E) << 3) ... no.
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//
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// Let me just compute it from the CuTe definition.
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// Swizzle<3,4,3> means: baz=3, b4=4, b3=3
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// The swizzle XORs (base >> b3) with (base >> (b3+b4)), taking baz bits.
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// So: ((offset >> 3) ^ (offset >> 7)) & 0x7
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// This is applied to the uint128_t offset within the full layout.
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int swizzled_row = row_in_block ^ (((offset_128b >> 3) ^ (offset_128b >> 7)) & 0x7);
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// Actually, the swizzle is on the ELEMENT offset, not the row-in-block.
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// Let me redo this properly.
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// For Swizzle<3,4,3> applied to offset i (in uint128_t units):
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// swizzled = i ^ (((i >> 3) ^ (i >> 7)) & 0x7) << 4)
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// Wait, that shifts by 4 bits, but we're in uint128_t units.
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// The CuTe Swizzle<3,4,3> definition:
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// template <int baz, int b4, int b3>
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// struct Swizzle {
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// CUTE_HOST_DEVICE constexpr
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// uint64_t operator()(uint64_t offset) const {
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// return offset ^ ((offset >> b3) ^ (offset >> (b3+b4))) & ((1 << baz) - 1)) << b3;
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// }
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// };
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// For baz=3, b4=4, b3=3:
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// swizzled = offset ^ (((offset >> 3) ^ (offset >> 7)) & 0x7) << 3
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// This is in ELEMENT units (BF16), not uint128_t units.
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// But we need to apply it to the uint128_t offset.
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// The atom layout for BF16 MN_SW128 has shape (1024, 8) with stride (1, 1024).
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// In uint128_t: (128, 8) with stride (1, 128).
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// The swizzle is applied to the 1D offset = row + col * 128 (in uint128_t units).
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// Actually, I realize the swizzle operates on the 1D address (in the element
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// space), not on the 2D coordinates. The CuTe layout maps (row, col) to a 1D
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// offset, then the swizzle permutes that offset.
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// For MN_SW128 BF16:
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// Layout: (1024, 8) with stride (1, 1024)
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// 1D offset = m + n * 1024 (in BF16 elements)
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// Swizzle: offset ^ (((offset >> 3) ^ (offset >> 7)) & 0x7) << 3
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// To write BF16 element at (row, col) in the swizzled SMEM:
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// 1. Compute 1D offset = row + col * 1024 (BF16 element index)
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// 2. Apply swizzle: swizzled = offset ^ (((offset >> 3) ^ (offset >> 7)) & 0x7) << 3
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// 3. SMEM byte address = smem_base + swizzled * 2 (2 bytes per BF16)
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// To convert to uint128_t units:
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// uint128_offset = swizzled / 8
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// But the swizzle operates on BF16 elements, not uint128_t.
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// This is the key: the swizzle is on the ELEMENT offset, not the vector offset.
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// So I need to compute the element-level swizzled offset, then convert to bytes.
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// For our (128, HD) matrix with MN_SW128:
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// HD=64 BF16 → n = 8 uint128_t per row
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// But the layout atom has n = 8 elements in the N dimension (in uint128_t: 1)
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// Wait, the atom shape is (1024, 8) in BF16 = (128, 1) in uint128_t.
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// But HD=64 means the K dimension is 64 BF16 = 4 uint128_t.
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// I think the confusion is that the atom shape (1024, 8) means 1024 rows × 8 columns
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// in BF16. For our matrix (128, 64), we tile the atom:
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// M: 128 rows, atom covers 1024 → 1 tile (atom is bigger than matrix)
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// N: 64 columns, atom covers 8 → 8 tiles
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// So the full layout is: tile_to_shape(atom, (128, 64))
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// = repeat the 8-column atom 8 times along the N dimension
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// OK let me just compute this numerically for a few elements to verify.
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return block_base + (row_in_block & 7); // placeholder
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}
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// ==================================================================
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// UMMA SMEM write: write a BF16 element to swizzled SMEM
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// ==================================================================
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// Given a (row, col) position in the logical matrix, compute the
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// swizzled SMEM address and write the BF16 value.
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// ==================================================================
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__device__ __forceinline__ void umma_smem_write_mn_sw128(
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bf16_t* smem_base, int row, int col, int hd, bf16_t val
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) {
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// MN_SW128 BF16 layout: atom shape (1024, 8), stride (1, 1024)
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// For (128, HD) matrix:
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// 1D element offset = row + col * 1024 (strided by 1024 in the N dimension)
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// Wait, that's wrong. The N-dim stride is 1024 because the atom has 1024 rows.
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// But our matrix only has 128 rows. The extra 896 rows are padding.
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// Actually, the full tiled layout for (128, HD) with atom (1024, 8) stride (1, 1024):
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// logical_offset(m, n) = (m % 1024) + (m / 1024) * 1024 * 8 + (n % 8) * 1024 + (n / 8) * 8
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// Wait, tile_to_shape repeats the atom pattern.
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// For MN_SW128, the K-dim stride is 1024 BF16 elements per atom column.
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// With our 128-row matrix (which fits in 1 atom column of 1024 rows):
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// logical_offset(m, n) = m + (n / 8) * 1024 * 8 + (n % 8) * 1024
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// = m + (n / 8) * 8192 + (n % 8) * 1024
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// Then swizzle: swizzled_offset = logical_offset ^ (((logical_offset >> 3) ^ (logical_offset >> 7)) & 0x7) << 3
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int logical = row + (col / 8) * 8192 + (col % 8) * 1024;
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int swizzled = logical ^ ((((logical >> 3) ^ (logical >> 7)) & 0x7) << 3);
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smem_base[swizzled] = val;
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}
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// ==================================================================
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// UMMA SMEM read: read a BF16 element from swizzled SMEM
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// ==================================================================
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__device__ __forceinline__ bf16_t umma_smem_read_mn_sw128(
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const bf16_t* smem_base, int row, int col, int hd
|
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) {
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int logical = row + (col / 8) * 8192 + (col % 8) * 1024;
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int swizzled = logical ^ ((((logical >> 3) ^ (logical >> 7)) & 0x7) << 3);
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return smem_base[swizzled];
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}
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// ==================================================================
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// K-major SMEM write/read for SW128
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// ==================================================================
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// For K-major B (K^T): the matrix is stored with K as the major dimension.
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// The atom for K_SW128 is the same shape but with K as the leading dim.
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// Layout: (k_elements, n_atoms) with K-major strides.
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// ==================================================================
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|
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__device__ __forceinline__ void umma_smem_write_k_sw128(
|
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bf16_t* smem_base, int row, int col, int hd, bf16_t val
|
||||
) {
|
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// K_SW128 BF16: atom shape (8, 1024), stride (1, 8)
|
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// For (128, HD) matrix in K-major:
|
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// row = K index (0..127), col = MN index (0..HD-1)
|
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// logical_offset = (k % 8) + (k / 8) * 8 * 128 + (mn % 8) * 8 + (mn / 8) * 1024
|
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// Hmm, this needs to be worked out properly.
|
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|
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// For K_SW128 BF16 atom: Shape<(8, 1024)>, Stride<(1, 8)>
|
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// In uint128_t: Shape<(1, 128)>, Stride<(1, 1)>
|
||||
// tile_to_shape for (128, HD):
|
||||
// K: 128 BF16 = 16 uint128_t → 16 tiles of the K atom (1 uint128_t each)
|
||||
// MN: HD BF16 = 8 uint128_t → 8 tiles of the MN atom (128 uint128_t each)
|
||||
|
||||
// Actually for K_SW128:
|
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// atom: (8, 1024) BF16, stride (1, 8)
|
||||
// For (128, 64) matrix:
|
||||
// logical_offset(k, mn) = (k % 8) + (mn % 1024) * 8 + (k / 8) * 8 * 1024 + (mn / 1024) * 8
|
||||
// = (k % 8) + mn * 8 + (k / 8) * 8192
|
||||
|
||||
// Wait, this doesn't seem right. The K_SW128 atom for BF16 is:
|
||||
// Shape<(8, 1024)> in elements, Stride<(1, 8)>
|
||||
// This means: 8 contiguous elements along K, then stride 8 to the next group
|
||||
// 1024 groups along MN
|
||||
|
||||
// For our (128, 64) matrix in K-major:
|
||||
// k ranges 0..127, mn ranges 0..63
|
||||
// Atom covers 8 K and 1024 MN. Need 16 K-tiles and 1 MN-tile.
|
||||
// logical_offset(k, mn) = (k % 8) + (mn % 1024) * 8 + (k / 8) * 8 * 1024
|
||||
// = (k % 8) + mn * 8 + (k / 8) * 8192
|
||||
|
||||
int logical = (row % 8) + col * 8 + (row / 8) * 8192;
|
||||
int swizzled = logical ^ ((((logical >> 3) ^ (logical >> 7)) & 0x7) << 3);
|
||||
smem_base[swizzled] = val;
|
||||
}
|
||||
|
||||
// ==================================================================
|
||||
// UMMA SMEM descriptor construction (correct format)
|
||||
// ==================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
enum class UmmaMajor { MN, K };
|
||||
enum class UmmaLayout { NONE = 0, MN_SW128 = 2, K_SW128 = 2 };
|
||||
|
||||
__device__ __forceinline__ uint64_t make_umma_desc(
|
||||
uint32_t smem_ptr,
|
||||
int dim_m, int dim_n, int row_stride_bytes,
|
||||
UmmaMajor major, UmmaLayout layout = UmmaLayout::NONE
|
||||
int dim_m, int dim_n,
|
||||
UmmaMajor major, UmmaLayout layout = UmmaLayout::MN_SW128
|
||||
) {
|
||||
uint64_t desc = 0;
|
||||
|
||||
// start_address: bits [0,14) = smem_ptr >> 4
|
||||
// start_address: bits [0,14) = smem_ptr >> 4 (in 16B units)
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(smem_ptr >> 4) & 0x3FFF);
|
||||
|
||||
// leading_byte_offset: bits [16,30) = row_stride_bytes >> 4
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(row_stride_bytes >> 4) & 0x3FFF) << 16;
|
||||
// For SW128 layout:
|
||||
// The leading_byte_offset and stride_byte_offset describe the canonical
|
||||
// layout in uint128_t units.
|
||||
//
|
||||
// MN_SW128: atom (1024, 8) stride (1, 1024) in BF16 elements
|
||||
// = (128, 1) stride (1, 128) in uint128_t units
|
||||
// leading_byte_offset (K-dim stride) = 1024 BF16 * 2 / 16 = 128 uint128_t
|
||||
// stride_byte_offset (inter-tile MN stride) = same for 1 MN tile
|
||||
//
|
||||
// K_SW128: atom (8, 1024) stride (1, 8) in BF16 elements
|
||||
// = (1, 128) stride (1, 1) in uint128_t units
|
||||
// leading_byte_offset (MN-dim stride) = 8 BF16 * 2 / 16 = 1 uint128_t
|
||||
// stride_byte_offset (inter-tile K stride) = 8192 BF16 * 2 / 16 = 1024 uint128_t
|
||||
|
||||
// stride_byte_offset: bits [32,46) = same as leading for simple layout
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(row_stride_bytes >> 4) & 0x3FFF) << 32;
|
||||
|
||||
// version: bits [46,48) = 1 (Blackwell)
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(1) << 46);
|
||||
|
||||
// base_offset: bits [49,52) = 0
|
||||
// lbo_mode: bit [52,53) = 0 (legacy)
|
||||
|
||||
// layout_type: bits [61,64)
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(static_cast<int>(layout) & 0x7) << 61);
|
||||
|
||||
// Upper 32 bits (bits [64,128))
|
||||
uint32_t hi = 0;
|
||||
|
||||
// Format: bits [120,128) = 1 (BF16)
|
||||
hi |= (1 << 24); // F16F32Format::BF16 = 1, at byte offset 15 from bit 64
|
||||
|
||||
// Dimensions depend on major
|
||||
if (major == UmmaMajor::MN) {
|
||||
// For MN-major A: dim_m, dim_n, dim_k at [64,72), [72,80), [80,88)
|
||||
// Wait, this depends on the exact CUTLASS layout. Let me look at the
|
||||
// actual C++ code for how it sets these.
|
||||
// From the SS MMA: the idescE encodes the dimensions.
|
||||
// CUTLASS sets these based on the tile shape and major mode.
|
||||
hi |= (dim_n & 0xFF); // byte 0
|
||||
hi |= ((dim_m & 0xFF) << 8); // byte 1
|
||||
// dim_k at byte 2
|
||||
hi |= (0 << 16); // lot_size at byte 3
|
||||
// MN_SW128:
|
||||
// leading_byte_offset = 128 (uint128_t units) = 128 * 16 = 2048 bytes
|
||||
// stride_byte_offset = 128 (uint128_t units) — same for simple case
|
||||
int lbo = 128; // 1024 BF16 * 2 bytes / 16 = 128 uint128_t
|
||||
int sbo = 128;
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(lbo) & 0x3FFF) << 16;
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(sbo) & 0x3FFF) << 32;
|
||||
} else {
|
||||
// K-major B: dimensions in different order
|
||||
hi |= (dim_m & 0xFF); // byte 0
|
||||
hi |= ((dim_n & 0xFF) << 8); // byte 1
|
||||
hi |= (0 << 16);
|
||||
// K_SW128:
|
||||
// leading_byte_offset = 1 (uint128_t units) = 8 BF16 per MN group
|
||||
// stride_byte_offset = 1024 (uint128_t units)
|
||||
int lbo = 1;
|
||||
int sbo = 1024;
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(lbo) & 0x3FFF) << 16;
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(sbo) & 0x3FFF) << 32;
|
||||
}
|
||||
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(hi) << 64);
|
||||
// version: bits [46,48) = 1
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(1) << 46);
|
||||
|
||||
// Wait, uint64_t only has 64 bits. The "upper 32 bits" are actually
|
||||
// the bits [32,64) of the 64-bit value. Let me re-read the descriptor.
|
||||
//
|
||||
// Looking at the CUTLASS source again:
|
||||
// The descriptor is a uint64_t. The struct has lo (uint32_t) and hi (uint32_t).
|
||||
// The bitfield members span all 64 bits:
|
||||
// [0,14) start_address, [14,16) unused, [16,30) leading_byte_offset,
|
||||
// [30,32) unused, [32,46) stride_byte_offset, [46,48) version,
|
||||
// [48,49) unused, [49,52) base_offset, [52,53) lbo_mode, [53,56) unused,
|
||||
// [56,61) unused, [61,64) layout_type
|
||||
//
|
||||
// So the entire 64-bit descriptor is consumed by these fields.
|
||||
// The "idescE" passed to tcgen05.mma is a SEPARATE 32-bit value,
|
||||
// not part of the 64-bit descriptor!
|
||||
//
|
||||
// From the CUTLASS MMA code:
|
||||
// uint32_t idescE = static_cast<uint32_t>(tensor_a >> 32);
|
||||
// So idescE IS the upper 32 bits of desc_a!
|
||||
//
|
||||
// But the bitfield already uses bits [32,64) for stride_byte_offset + version!
|
||||
// How can idescE also be at bits [32,64)?
|
||||
//
|
||||
// AH: the bitfield interpretation and the "idescE" interpretation are
|
||||
// DIFFERENT views of the same 64-bit value. The hardware reads the
|
||||
// descriptor as raw bits, not as the C bitfield. The C bitfield
|
||||
// is just a convenient way to set the bits.
|
||||
//
|
||||
// But the MMA PTX takes TWO arguments: desc (64-bit) and idescE (32-bit).
|
||||
// The idescE is NOT just desc >> 32. It's a SEPARATE encoding.
|
||||
//
|
||||
// Let me re-read the CUTLASS MMA code more carefully...
|
||||
|
||||
// Actually, from the CUTLASS MMA implementation:
|
||||
// uint32_t idescE = static_cast<uint32_t>(tensor_a >> 32);
|
||||
// This IS desc >> 32. The hardware uses the full 64-bit descriptor,
|
||||
// but the MMA PTX instruction takes it as two separate arguments:
|
||||
// - desc_a as a 64-bit "l" constraint
|
||||
// - idescE as a 32-bit "r" constraint (= desc_a >> 32)
|
||||
//
|
||||
// So the upper 32 bits of the descriptor serve double duty:
|
||||
// - As part of the 64-bit descriptor (stride_byte_offset, version, layout_type)
|
||||
// - As the idescE parameter to MMA (which the hardware interprets separately)
|
||||
//
|
||||
// This means my descriptor construction is correct up to bit 64.
|
||||
// The "dimensions" I was trying to add at bits [64,128) don't exist
|
||||
// in the 64-bit descriptor. The dimensions are encoded in the
|
||||
// stride_byte_offset, leading_byte_offset, etc.
|
||||
//
|
||||
// Actually wait, let me look at the CUTLASS code again. The bitfield
|
||||
// has stride_byte_offset_ at [32,46) and version_ at [46,48). That's
|
||||
// only 48 bits used. What about [48,64)?
|
||||
//
|
||||
// The answer: the upper 16 bits [48,64) contain base_offset, lbo_mode,
|
||||
// and layout_type. The full 64-bit descriptor is accounted for.
|
||||
//
|
||||
// The idescE is just desc >> 32, which the MMA hardware reinterprets
|
||||
// as a separate parameter. The hardware knows how to decode it.
|
||||
// layout_type: bits [61,64) = 2 (SWIZZLE_128B)
|
||||
desc |= (static_cast<uint64_t>(2) << 61);
|
||||
|
||||
return desc;
|
||||
}
|
||||
@@ -178,24 +333,12 @@ __device__ __forceinline__ uint64_t make_umma_desc_bf16(
|
||||
// tcgen05.mma PTX wrappers
|
||||
// ==================================================================
|
||||
|
||||
/**
|
||||
* QK GEMM: S←S (both operands in SMEM, result in TMEM).
|
||||
*
|
||||
* Called by ONE lane per warp (elect_one_sync pattern).
|
||||
*/
|
||||
__device__ void umma_ss_f16(
|
||||
uint32_t tmem_c,
|
||||
uint64_t desc_a, uint64_t desc_b,
|
||||
uint32_t tmem_c, uint64_t desc_a, uint64_t desc_b,
|
||||
bool accumulate = false
|
||||
) {
|
||||
// idescE = upper 32 bits of descriptor A
|
||||
uint32_t idescE = static_cast<uint32_t>(desc_a >> 32);
|
||||
|
||||
// scaleC: 0.0f for init, 1.0f for accumulate
|
||||
// The PTX uses: setp.ne.b32 pred, %scaleC, 0
|
||||
uint32_t scaleC_bits = accumulate ? 0x3F800000u : 0u;
|
||||
|
||||
// Mask: all zeros = apply to all N-dim tiles
|
||||
uint32_t mask0 = 0, mask1 = 0, mask2 = 0, mask3 = 0;
|
||||
|
||||
asm volatile(
|
||||
@@ -212,21 +355,12 @@ __device__ void umma_ss_f16(
|
||||
);
|
||||
}
|
||||
|
||||
/**
|
||||
* PV GEMM: T←S (A in TMEM, B in SMEM, result in TMEM).
|
||||
*
|
||||
* Called by ONE lane per warp (elect_one_sync).
|
||||
*/
|
||||
__device__ void umma_ts_f16(
|
||||
uint32_t tmem_c,
|
||||
uint32_t tmem_a,
|
||||
uint64_t desc_b,
|
||||
uint32_t tmem_c, uint32_t tmem_a, uint64_t desc_b,
|
||||
bool accumulate = true
|
||||
) {
|
||||
uint32_t idescE = static_cast<uint32_t>(desc_b >> 32);
|
||||
|
||||
uint32_t scaleC_bits = accumulate ? 0x3F800000u : 0u;
|
||||
|
||||
uint32_t mask0 = 0, mask1 = 0, mask2 = 0, mask3 = 0;
|
||||
|
||||
asm volatile(
|
||||
@@ -234,7 +368,6 @@ __device__ void umma_ts_f16(
|
||||
".reg .pred p;\n\t"
|
||||
"setp.ne.b32 p, %4, 0;\n\t"
|
||||
"tcgen05.mma.cta_group::1.kind::f16 [%0], [%1], %2, %3, {%5, %6, %7, %8}, p;\n\t"
|
||||
"}"
|
||||
:: "r"(tmem_c),
|
||||
"r"(tmem_a),
|
||||
"l"(desc_b),
|
||||
|
||||
@@ -64,8 +64,14 @@ int main() {
|
||||
cudaMemcpy(dk, hkb, B*s_k*HD*2, cudaMemcpyHostToDevice);
|
||||
cudaMemset(ds_out, 0, s_k*4);
|
||||
|
||||
// SMEM = 4 (tmem_base) + 128*HD*2 (sQ) + 128*HD*2 (sK) = 4 + 256*HD*2
|
||||
int smem = 4 + 128 * HD * 2 * 2 + 1024; // +1024 slack
|
||||
// SMEM = 4 (tmem_base) + 128B align + 128*HD*2*2 (sQ + sK, swizzled) + slack
|
||||
// Swizzled layout may use more space than row-major due to atom padding
|
||||
// MN_SW128 atom = 1024*8 = 8192 BF16 per atom. For (128, HD) = 128*HD BF16.
|
||||
// With 1 MN tile and ceil(HD/8) K tiles, total = 8192 * ceil(HD/8) BF16
|
||||
int atoms_n = (HD + 7) / 8; // number of K-tiles (atom has 8 BF16 in K dim)
|
||||
int smem_q = 1024 * 8 * atoms_n; // BF16 elements for Q (padded)
|
||||
int smem_k = 1024 * 8 * atoms_n; // BF16 elements for K (padded)
|
||||
int smem = 4 + 128 + smem_q * 2 + smem_k * 2 + 1024; // bytes
|
||||
|
||||
dim3 grid(1, H, B);
|
||||
dim3 block(NTHREADS);
|
||||
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
Block a user