Refactor: keep one copy of tensormap_and_ringbuffer's shared host sources - #2211
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`dep_gen_replay.{cpp,h}` and `runtime_compile_info.cpp` existed once per arch
and were identical, so the only thing keeping them in step was discipline —
990 of the 2015 lines under `src/{a2a3,a5}/runtime/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/
host/`. They now live once, in `src/common/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/host/`,
following the rule host_build_graph already established: what is identical
moves, what genuinely differs stays.
`runtime_maker.cpp` stays per-arch. Its one real difference is a device-symbol
list — `kExtra[]` carries `simpler_aicpu_query_topology` on a5 and not on a2a3
— which is exactly the kind of thing that belongs per-arch, and hbg reached the
same conclusion for its own copy.
The moved `dep_gen_replay.cpp` still includes `dep_compute.h`, `tensormap.h`
and `tensor.h` by bare name. That is what makes one source produce per-arch
object code: each arch's host target has its own `runtime` directory ahead of
everything else on the include path, so the shared source compiles against the
architecture it is being built for. The header converts to `#pragma once` in
the same move, which is what collapses the two copies to one rather than one
plus a guard rename.
`runtime_compile_info.cpp` moves too, and the reason is not that it happened to
be identical. It dispatches on `get_platform()` at run time rather than being
selected at compile time, so a single source serves both arches by
construction. hw-native-sys#2156 asked for this to be decided rather than assumed, on the
grounds that hbg's file of the same name differs between arches and was
deliberately left per-arch. That premise does not hold: a2a3's hbg copy is a
byte-identical copy of the tmr file, comment and all — including one that reads
`// tensormap_and_ringbuffer: a2a3 needs aarch64 cross-compile`. a5's was
corrected and a2a3's was not, so hbg's copies differ by omission, not by
decision. That is a separate defect and is left alone here.
The a2a3-vs-a5 census in `docs/tensormap-and-ringbuffer-a2a3-vs-a5.md` is
recomputed from the tree rather than adjusted by subtraction, because it was
already wrong in two ways independent of this change: it omitted
`runtime/tensor.h` entirely, and it listed `common/runtime_status.h` as
differing when the two copies are identical. Counts are now 51 shared paths, 24
byte-identical, 9 compile-time-only, 18 functional plus 2 A5-only.
Verification. hw-native-sys#2156 proposes comparing the tmr dep_gen scene tests' `deps.json`
byte for byte before and after. That test cannot pass: the file embeds
`buffer_addr`, and `tensor_id` is derived from it, so two runs of the *same*
unchanged binary already differ — confirmed by running one twice and getting a
mismatch at byte 146. Comparing them after canonicalizing those two fields to
first-appearance indices — which preserves identity relations inside the file,
so two args naming one tensor still do — gives the intended result: all ten
before/after pairs across both arches are identical, and a2a3's and a5's
canonical graphs are identical to each other, which is the shared source
showing through. The canonicalizer is not vacuous: perturbing a single `arg`
field in one file makes it report that field and nothing else.
Also green: full sim sweeps (a2a3sim 40 cases, a5sim 36), all 15 sim DFX
channel runs in the `include_dfx_smokes` shape, pyut 2277 passed / 7 skipped,
and cpput 144/144 from a cleared build dir — including `test_dep_gen_replay`,
whose CMake target now compiles the shared source.
The a2a3 onboard suite ran 67 cases with 4 failures, all multi-process L3 cases
reaped as `507018` at the workflow's 4 s stream-sync watchdog. They are not this
change: no device-side detector fired — no `orch_error_code`, `sched_error_code`
or `sub_class` anywhere in the log, which per
`docs/troubleshooting/device-error-codes.md` makes it a reaped slow op rather
than a proven fault — and re-running those four cases against the **same
binaries** passed 8/8, so the code was not the variable. The host was saturated
at the time by another user's 8-card job, which itself exited non-zero. Logged
for CI, which runs the same tightened watchdogs.
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In `@src/common/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/host/dep_gen_replay.cpp`:
- Around line 771-776: Update creator deduplication in the replay fanout logic
around the `first` check and `explicit_edge_index` so creator edges use a
creator-specific index rather than aggregate producer-ID deduplication. When a
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771-776: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse a creator-specific index for creator deduplication.
compute_task_faninemits creator retention before tensor-map dependencies, but its aggregate callback ORs both flags by producer ID. The replay mirrors that behavior inannot_preds. If an earlier tensor-map callback adds producerPand a later argument hasowner_task_id == P, the creator callback returns without adding a CREATOR edge.write_deps_jsonthen emits only the TENSORMAP edge withDEP_WAIT, sodeps.jsonloses the creatorDEP_RETAINmetadata. This trigger is reachable because tensor ownership and tensor-map producer IDs can differ.Track creator edges separately. Update an explicit edge when present; otherwise emit one CREATOR edge unless that creator edge already exists. The impact is limited to the replayed fanout artifact, not runtime fanin wiring.
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In `@src/common/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/host/dep_gen_replay.cpp`:
- Around line 771-776: Update creator deduplication in the replay fanout logic
around the `first` check and `explicit_edge_index` so creator edges use a
creator-specific index rather than aggregate producer-ID deduplication. When a
matching explicit creator edge exists, OR in `DEP_WAIT | DEP_RETAIN`; otherwise
emit a CREATOR edge unless that creator edge has already been emitted,
preserving separate tensor-map edges and their metadata.
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Closes #2156.
Summary
dep_gen_replay.{cpp,h}andruntime_compile_info.cppexisted once per arch and were identical — 990 of the 2015 lines undersrc/{a2a3,a5}/runtime/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/host/, kept in step by discipline alone. They now live once insrc/common/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/host/, following the rulehost_build_graphalready established: what is identical moves, what genuinely differs stays.dep_gen_replay.cppdep_gen_replay.h#pragma onceruntime_compile_info.cppruntime_maker.cppruntime_maker.cppstays split because its one real difference is a device-symbol list (kExtra[]carriessimpler_aicpu_query_topologyon a5 only) — exactly the kind of thing that belongs per-arch, and hbg reached the same conclusion for its own copy.How one source produces per-arch object code
The moved
dep_gen_replay.cppstill includesdep_compute.h,tensormap.handtensor.hby bare name. Each arch's host target has its ownruntimedirectory ahead of everything else on the include path, so the shared source compiles against the architecture it is being built for. The header converts to#pragma oncein the same move, which is what collapses the two copies to one rather than one-plus-a-guard-rename.Item 3: the issue's premise for it was wrong
#2156 asked that
runtime_compile_info.cppbe decided, not moved on identity alone, on the grounds that hbg's file of the same name differs between arches and was deliberately left per-arch.That premise does not hold. a2a3's hbg copy is byte-identical to the tmr file, comment and all — including one that reads
// tensormap_and_ringbuffer: a2a3 needs aarch64 cross-compile. a5's was corrected; a2a3's was not. hbg's copies differ by omission, not by decision, so there is no precedent to follow.The actual reason to move tmr's copy is better than identity: it dispatches on
get_platform()at run time rather than being selected at compile time, so a single source serves both arches by construction.(The a2a3 hbg file is a separate defect — it builds a host-run orchestration
.sowith the AICPU cross-compiler. Left alone here, logged locally; it is masked on an aarch64 build host.)Verification — the issue's proposed test cannot pass
#2156 proposes comparing the tmr dep_gen scene tests'
deps.jsonbyte for byte. That test is unsound: the file embedsbuffer_addr, andtensor_idis derived from it, so two runs of the same unchanged binary already differ — confirmed, mismatch at byte 146.Comparing after canonicalizing those two fields to first-appearance indices — which preserves identity relations inside the file, so two args naming one tensor still do — gives the intended result:
argfield makes it report that field and nothing elseTesting
deps.jsonunchanged (above)include_dfx_smokesshapetest_dep_gen_replayagainst the shared sourcea2a3 onboard: 67 cases, 4 failures — triaged as not this change. All four are multi-process L3 cases reaped as
507018at the workflow's 4 s stream-sync watchdog. No device-side detector fired (noorch_error_code,sched_error_codeorsub_classanywhere in the log), which perdocs/troubleshooting/device-error-codes.mdmakes it a reaped slow op rather than a proven fault; and re-running those four against the same binaries passed 8/8, so the code was not the variable. The host was saturated at the time by another user's 8-card job, which itself exited non-zero.Doc census recomputed, not adjusted
docs/tensormap-and-ringbuffer-a2a3-vs-a5.mdis recomputed from the tree rather than adjusted by subtraction, because it was already wrong in two ways independent of this change: it omittedruntime/tensor.hentirely, and it listedcommon/runtime_status.has differing when the two copies are identical. Counts are now 51 shared paths, 24 byte-identical, 9 compile-time-only, 18 functional plus 2 A5-only.