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[RFC] Extend Turbine tensor.py to handle torch_dispatches, nn.Module, and torch computational functions #114

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139 changes: 137 additions & 2 deletions python/shark_turbine/dynamo/executor.py
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception

import functools
import os
from typing import List, Optional, Sequence, Union

from dataclasses import dataclass
from iree.runtime import (
asdevicearray,
create_hal_module,
HalBuffer,
HalBufferView,
HalFence,
HalElementType,
DeviceArray,
get_driver,
VmContext,
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VmVariantList,
)

import torch
from torch import (
from_numpy as torch_from_numpy,
)

from .device import DeviceState
from .device import Device, DeviceState


@functools.lru_cache(maxsize=None)
def get_vm_instance() -> VmInstance:
return VmInstance()


_ELEMENT_TYPE_TO_DTYPE = {
HalElementType.FLOAT_16: torch.float16,
HalElementType.BFLOAT_16: torch.bfloat16,
HalElementType.FLOAT_32: torch.float32,
HalElementType.FLOAT_64: torch.float64,
HalElementType.UINT_8: torch.uint8,
HalElementType.SINT_8: torch.int8,
HalElementType.SINT_16: torch.int16,
HalElementType.SINT_32: torch.int32,
HalElementType.SINT_64: torch.int64,
HalElementType.BOOL_8: torch.bool,
HalElementType.OPAQUE_8: torch.qint8,
HalElementType.OPAQUE_8: torch.quint8,
HalElementType.COMPLEX_64: torch.complex64,
HalElementType.COMPLEX_128: torch.complex128,
}


class SpecializedExecutable:
"""A concrete executable that has been specialized in some way."""

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user_returns[i] = torch_from_numpy(host_array)

return user_returns


@dataclass
class EagerExecResult:
buffer: HalBuffer
size: int
dtype: torch.dtype
signal: Optional[HalFence] = None


def _element_type_to_dtype(element_type) -> torch.dtype:
try:
return _ELEMENT_TYPE_TO_DTYPE[element_type]
except KeyError:
raise ValueError(f"Unable to map {element_type} to torch dtype.")


class EagerSpecializedExecutable:
"""A concrete executable that has been specialized in some way."""

__slots__ = [
"device_state",
"entry_function",
"user_module",
"vm_context",
]

def __init__(
self,
user_module: VmModule,
device_state: DeviceState,
entry_name: str = "main",
):
self.user_module = user_module
self.vm_context = VmContext(
device_state.instance,
(
create_hal_module(device_state.instance, device_state.device),
user_module,
),
)
self.device_state = device_state
self.entry_function = self.user_module.lookup_function(entry_name)

def __call__(self, *inputs):
arg_list = VmVariantList(len(inputs))
ret_list = VmVariantList(
1
) # TODO: Get the number of results from the descriptor.

# Initialize wait and signal fence if not async mode.
device = inputs[0]._storage.device
wait_fence, signal_fence = self._initialize_fences(device, inputs, arg_list)

# Move inputs to the device and add to arguments.
self._inputs_to_device(inputs, arg_list, wait_fence, signal_fence)

# Invoke.
self.vm_context.invoke(self.entry_function, arg_list, ret_list)
return self._returns_to_user(ret_list, signal_fence)

def _inputs_to_device(
self,
inputs: list,
arg_list: VmVariantList,
wait_fence: HalFence = None,
signal_fence: HalFence = None,
):
# TODO: We are assuming the worst case here which is that we have unknown Torch
# tensors that we send to the CPU and make continguous. Ideally, we would have
# fast paths for our own backends and interop.
for input in inputs:
arg_list.push_ref(input.buffer_view)
wait_fence.extend(input._storage.ready_fence)

# Append fences into list.
arg_list.push_ref(wait_fence)
arg_list.push_ref(signal_fence)

def _returns_to_user(self, ret_list: VmVariantList, signal: HalFence = None):
# TODO: This is also not good that we are moving back to the CPU like this.
# We should be returning a custom Tensor implementation which represents
# our device data and has synchronization hooks for accessing it.
device = self.device_state.device
num_returns = len(ret_list)
user_returns = [None] * num_returns
for i in range(num_returns):
device_buffer_view = HalBufferView.__iree_vm_cast__(ret_list.get_as_ref(i))
dtype = _element_type_to_dtype(device_buffer_view.element_type)
size = torch.Size(device_buffer_view.shape)
device_buffer = device_buffer_view.get_buffer()
user_returns[i] = EagerExecResult(device_buffer, size, dtype, signal)
return user_returns

def _initialize_fences(self, device: Device, inputs: list, arg_list: VmVariantList):
fence_capacity = device._fence_capacity
tx_semaphore = device._tx_timeline
current_tx_timepoint = device._tx_timepoint

# Create wait semaphore and fence.
wait_semaphores = (tx_semaphore, current_tx_timepoint)
wait_fence = HalFence(fence_capacity)
wait_fence.insert(*wait_semaphores)

# Create signal semaphore and fence.
device._tx_timepoint += 1
signals_semaphore = (tx_semaphore, current_tx_timepoint + 1)
signal_fence = HalFence(fence_capacity)
signal_fence.insert(*signals_semaphore)

# Add fences into arg_list for async exec.
return wait_fence, signal_fence
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