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Update allreduce benchmark for torch #6271
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Signed-off-by: Iman Tabrizian <[email protected]>
WalkthroughThe all-reduce microbenchmark script was extensively refactored. The previous TensorRT-based implementation was replaced with a dynamic PyTorch approach using the Changes
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: LGTM! Imports align with the new PyTorch-based implementation.The new imports properly support the refactored benchmark with fusion modes and CUDA graph capabilities.
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: Good addition of CUDA graph support parameter.The function signature changes are appropriate. Starting from size 1 allows for more comprehensive benchmarking of small tensor sizes.
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: Well-structured benchmark setup with realistic tensor shapes.The 2D tensor shape
(bs, hidden_size)
better reflects real-world ML workloads compared to 1D tensors. The inner/outer loop counts provide good statistical sampling.
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: Header properly reflects the new benchmark dimensions.The extended header appropriately includes the new fusion and version columns.
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: Benchmark function correctly handles fusion output shapes.The logic properly extracts the tensor from the tuple output when using RESIDUAL_RMS_NORM fusion.
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: Excellent timing implementation with proper CUDA graph support.The timing setup includes all necessary components:
- Proper warmup iterations before graph capture
- Separate CUDA stream to prevent interference
- Delay kernel for measurement stability
- Profiler integration for detailed analysis
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: Smart size scaling strategy.The logic intelligently scales batch size when hidden size would exceed 4096, maintaining realistic tensor dimensions while achieving the desired total size scaling.
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: Command-line argument properly integrated.The new
--enable-cudagraph
argument is correctly added and passed to the benchmark function.
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Signed-off-by: Iman Tabrizian <[email protected]>
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