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[https://nvbugs/5412562][feat] Allocate MoE workspace only when necessary #6502
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe code refactors workspace management in the Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant FusedMoeRunner
Caller->>FusedMoeRunner: setWorkspaceInfo(params)
alt workspace tensor large enough
FusedMoeRunner->>FusedMoeRunner: Update src_to_dest_map pointer
else workspace tensor too small
FusedMoeRunner->>FusedMoeRunner: Log warning
FusedMoeRunner->>FusedMoeRunner: Allocate new workspace tensor
FusedMoeRunner->>FusedMoeRunner: Update src_to_dest_map pointer
end
Caller->>FusedMoeRunner: Use workspace_info member for further operations
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cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/moeOp.cpp (1)
580-580
: Follow member variable naming convention.The member variable
workspace_info
should be prefixed with 'm' according to the coding guidelines:mWorkspaceInfo
.- WorkspaceInfo workspace_info; + WorkspaceInfo mWorkspaceInfo;Note: This change would require updating all references to this variable throughout the class.
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cpp/tensorrt_llm/thop/moeOp.cpp (3)
311-312
: LGTM! Workspace allocation optimization implemented correctly.The calls to
setWorkspaceInfo
properly replace the previousgetWorkspaceInfo
pattern, supporting the PR objective of reducing frequent memory allocations. Both calling methods are already protected by mutex locks, ensuring thread safety.Also applies to: 442-443
626-647
: Excellent optimization approach with minor implementation improvements needed.The
setWorkspaceInfo
method successfully implements the PR objective of reducing frequent memory allocations by maintaining workspace as a member variable and only reallocating when necessary. This should significantly improve performance by avoiding the costly cudaMalloc/cudaFree operations mentioned in the PR description.The core logic is sound and the approach is well-designed for the use case.
637-637
: Assignment to int64_t is correct.Verified that
common::calculateTotalWorkspaceSize
returnssize_t
. Converting its result into a signed 64-bit integer aligns with our coding guideline to prefer signed types and removes the signed/unsigned mismatch when comparing againstworkspace.numel()
(which returnsint64_t
). No changes are required here.
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Description
In current MoE runner implementation, the runner will allocate a new workspace Tensor each time invoking the kernel. Even though backed by torch's caching allocator, frequent cudaMalloc/Frees are usually considered not a good practice and sometimes causes cudaMalloc to take ~100ms.
In this PR we fix this issue by maintaining the workspace tensor as a Class variable and only reallocates when target size is larger than current size or when capturing cuda graph.
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