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perf(glm): reuse inference metadata and streamline FP8 prefill - #1685
Reuse inference metadata to eliminate full-context ragged index preparation. FP8 prefill uses one FlashAttention 3 path and reserves KV/top-k workspaces before KV cache capacity planning. NSA layers reuse the buffers; prefill overlap gets separate regions. KV chunks remain capped at 2 GiB.
H200, PyTorch 2.11.0+cu130, Triton 3.6.0; baseline 37a9d4c. Index benchmarks: 8 requests × 1M tokens, median of three 200 ms CUDA Graph samples. Attention benchmarks: Q=16384, 64 heads, 1,048,576 KV tokens/request, median of five CUDA Graph trials with ten calls each.
Stage / workload
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After
Decode index preparation + top-k mapping
25.13 μs
1.77 μs
MTP index preparation, width 4
26.04 μs
1.81 μs
Prefill index preparation, 16 queries/request
25.20 μs
3.63 μs
FP8 prefill attention, 2 requests
10.49 ms
10.04 ms
FP8 prefill attention, 4 requests / 2 KV chunks
15.10 ms
14.47 ms
Cached production prefill improves 3–6% across 8/64-head cases. Cold prefill and preallocation alone remain similar within measurement variability. These are operator timings.
Container validation: 461 tests passed; 85 compute-sanitizer cases and concurrent microbatch replay checks, zero memory errors.
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gen_nsa_ks_ke now accepts an optional max_seq_len bound. For sufficiently large bounds and a contiguous sequence dimension, it copies ragged memory indices with a separate Triton kernel. CUDA tests cover output equivalence, recycled request rows, and graph replay.
Changes: Ragged-index copy path
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gen_nsa_ks_ke accepts an optional max_seq_len. For bounds of at least 32768, it uses a separate parallel kernel when the sequence dimension is contiguous; otherwise, it retains the in-kernel copy path. CUDA tests check outputs across context lengths and layouts, recycled request rows, and graph replay.
The long-context test leaves HOLD-row copying insufficiently checked. An independent expected result would improve merge confidence.
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Compare the parallel output with a complete independent expectation.
For context_length >= 32768, the reference call infers the same parallel path as the actual call. The equality assertion at line 135 therefore does not compare serial and parallel implementations. A transposed reference table is not safe because the serial kernel ignores the token stride.
Compare the full ragged buffer with its expected contents, including the HOLD rows:
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@unit_tests/common/basemodel/triton_kernel/test_gen_nsa_ks_ke.py at line 122:
Replace the inferred `reference` comparison in the test with an independent
expected ragged buffer: construct the expected contents for the context,
request, and HOLD rows, then compare the full `parallel_ragged` buffer against
it. Keep the `actual` call using `max_seq_len=context_length` and preserve the
existing output setup.
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perf(glm): eliminate full-context ragged index preparation
perf(glm): reuse inference metadata and streamline FP8 prefill
Nov 10, 2026
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Reuse inference metadata to eliminate full-context ragged index preparation. FP8 prefill uses one FlashAttention 3 path and reserves KV/top-k workspaces before KV cache capacity planning. NSA layers reuse the buffers; prefill overlap gets separate regions. KV chunks remain capped at 2 GiB.
H200, PyTorch 2.11.0+cu130, Triton 3.6.0; baseline
37a9d4c. Index benchmarks: 8 requests × 1M tokens, median of three 200 ms CUDA Graph samples. Attention benchmarks: Q=16384, 64 heads, 1,048,576 KV tokens/request, median of five CUDA Graph trials with ten calls each.Cached production prefill improves 3–6% across 8/64-head cases. Cold prefill and preallocation alone remain similar within measurement variability. These are operator timings.
Container validation: 461 tests passed; 85 compute-sanitizer cases and concurrent microbatch replay checks, zero memory errors.