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ViperEkura 0c1b7664c1 refactor: split infer core into subpackages by concern
- Eliminate core/ directory into cache/, runtime/, network/ subpackages plus flat modules
- Split cache.py (647 lines) into cache/{buffer,strategy,pool}.py by layer
- Add explicit ContiguousStrategy, make AllocationStrategy a real ABC
- Move TaskCacheState to cache/strategy.py, drop string forward references
- Rename api/ to network/, server.py to app.py
- Move sample.py into runtime/ alongside executor and graph
- Simplify TaskCacheManager.__init__ to single pool param
- Expose pool.strategy and pool.req_pool as public properties
- Fix KVCache import in attention_backend.py (TYPE_CHECKING guard)
- Fix steady-state decode reading uninitialized position_ids on first step
2026-08-08 23:43:05 +08:00

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"""CUDA-graph capture for the decode model-forward step.
Mirrors SGLang's cuda-graph manager: one graph per batch size. The graph
pair. The graph captures ``model.forward()`` with workspace-backed inputs
(all at fixed addresses). Before each replay the caller updates the input
buffer content in-place so the graph sees fresh data at the same tensor
addresses.
Only the model forward is captured — sampling runs outside the graph
(via ``torch.multinomial`` which consumes a mutable RNG state).
"""
import torch
from torch import Tensor
class CudaGraphContext:
"""CUDA-graph capture/replay for decode steps.
Parameters:
enabled: When ``False``, ``forward()`` always runs the live model
forward without capture/replay (graphs are cleared). Toggle at
runtime via the ``set_enabled()`` method.
Usage::
gctx = CudaGraphContext()
with torch.inference_mode():
outputs = gctx.forward(
model,
key=(batch_size,),
input_ids=workspace.input_ids[:b].unsqueeze(1),
input_mask=input_mask,
kv_cache=kv_cache,
position_ids=workspace.position_ids[:b].unsqueeze(1),
)
The first call at a given key runs *without* capture (warmup). The
second call captures the graph. Subsequent calls replay the captured
graph. A ``torch.cuda.synchronize()`` before capture drains in-flight
work so the graph trace is clean.
"""
def __init__(self, enabled: bool = False):
self._enabled = enabled
self._graphs: dict[tuple, torch.cuda.CUDAGraph] = {}
self._outputs: dict[tuple, dict[str, Tensor]] = {}
self._warmed: set[tuple] = set()
@property
def enabled(self) -> bool:
return self._enabled
def set_enabled(self, flag: bool):
"""Enable or disable CUDA-graph capture at runtime.
Disabling clears all captured graphs (frees GPU memory) and warmup
state. Re-enabling after disable starts fresh — graphs are
re-captured on the next warmup cycle.
"""
if flag == self._enabled:
return
self._enabled = flag
if not flag:
self._graphs.clear()
self._outputs.clear()
self._warmed.clear()
def forward(self, model, *, key, **kwargs) -> dict[str, Tensor]:
"""Run ``model(**kwargs)`` via graph replay or live forward.
Args:
model: callable, e.g. ``self.model.forward``.
key: ``(batch_size,)`` — the dispatch key (one graph per batch size).
**kwargs: arguments forwarded to ``model``. All tensor arguments
must reside at stable addresses (workspace buffers).
Returns:
The dict produced by ``model(**kwargs)``, e.g.
``{"logits": ..., "h0": ...}``.
"""
if not self._enabled:
self._outputs[key] = model(**kwargs)
return self._outputs[key]
if key in self._graphs:
self._graphs[key].replay()
elif key in self._warmed:
cap_output = model(**kwargs)
torch.cuda.synchronize()
graph = torch.cuda.CUDAGraph()
with torch.cuda.graph(graph):
self._outputs[key] = model(**kwargs)
self._graphs[key] = graph
self._warmed.discard(key)
return cap_output
else:
self._warmed.add(key)
self._outputs[key] = model(**kwargs)
return self._outputs[key]
def has_graph(self, key: tuple) -> bool:
return key in self._graphs