examples: add standalone Qwen3 TMR decode benchmark - #2129
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughChangesThe PR adds a standalone Qwen3-14B decode benchmark for the Qwen3-14B decode benchmark
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participant Fixture
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Benchmark->>Fixture: load and validate frozen inputs
Benchmark->>Runtime: allocate tensors and submit decode steps
Runtime-->>Benchmark: return sampled token IDs
Benchmark->>Validators: validate tokens and benchmark metadata
Runtime-->>TraceTools: emit STRACE spans
TraceTools-->>Validators: provide timing and timeline summaries
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_update_slothardcodes the KV page layout in both benchmarks. The page size128and the block-table row stride32are literals, butfixture.pyalready declaresphysical_layout.page_sizein the manifest and validatesblock_tablewith shape(16, 32). A fixture with a different layout would pass validation and then write the wrong block-table entries.
examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/benchmark.py#L100-L105: passpage_sizeand the row stride fromfixture.manifest["physical_layout"]andblock_table.shapeinto_update_slot.examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/benchmark_dual.py#L99-L105: apply the same parameterization, or take_update_slotfrom the shared module proposed for the duplication.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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116-122: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftReduce the duplication between
benchmark.pyandbenchmark_dual.py.This file duplicates the constants, argument parser, module loader, slot state, ABI resolution, runtime setup, and report writer from
benchmark.py. Only_slot_value,_sampled_value, the per-slot device buffers, and the dual completion loop differ. The duplication already caused a behavioral divergence in the dual read path. Extract the shared logic into one module, and keep only the dual-specific buffer strategy here.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/benchmark_dual.py`:
- Around line 213-215: Update the completion processing around read_sampled_ids
so each sampled row is read immediately as each completed result becomes
available, before the slot can be reused or its sampled_ids_host buffer cleared.
Preserve the existing token_rows ordering and golden comparison behavior.
In
`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/benchmark.py`:
- Line 206: Update both benchmark entry points around the token comparison loops
to validate that token_rows and expected have equal lengths explicitly, then use
ordinary zip() without strict=True. Apply this in the loop near benchmark.py’s
token comparison and the corresponding loop in benchmark_dual.py, preserving the
existing mismatch handling.
In
`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/trace_effective.py`:
- Line 205: Update the RTS interval loop to start at steady_skip + 1, excluding
the boundary after skipped dispatches and avoiding a false zero interval when
steady_skip is zero. Only record rts_completion_interval_ms when at least two
steady completions remain.
In
`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/validate_dual_result.py`:
- Line 62: Update the validation around the existing “native dispatch count
mismatch” check to require ordered dispatch IDs to be contiguous, with each
adjacent dispatch_id increasing by exactly one. Reject traces with gaps or
replacements before accepting the result, while preserving the existing
row-count, slot, and generation validations.
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In
`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/benchmark_dual.py`:
- Around line 116-122: Extract the shared constants, argument parsing, module
loading, slot state, ABI resolution, runtime setup, and report-writing logic
from benchmark.py and benchmark_dual.py into one reusable module. Update both
entry points to consume that shared implementation, while retaining only
_slot_value, _sampled_value, the dual-specific per-slot device buffers, and the
dual completion loop in benchmark_dual.py; ensure the read path uses the same
shared behavior to prevent divergence.
In
`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/benchmark.py`:
- Around line 100-105: Parameterize _update_slot instead of hardcoding the KV
page size and block-table stride: in
examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/benchmark.py
lines 100-105, pass physical_layout.page_size from fixture.manifest and the
stride derived from block_table.shape; apply the same change in
benchmark_dual.py lines 99-105, or reuse a shared _update_slot implementation.
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| token_rows.extend( | ||
| read_sampled_ids(slot_id, step) for step, slot_id in completed | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick win
Read sampled_ids_host inside the completion loop.
slots holds exactly 2 entries, and dual mode reuses them for all 127 steps. This code defers every read until the loop ends. When sampled_ids_host_abi is True, read_sampled_ids returns slots[slot_id]["sampled_ids_host"], so each deferred read observes the final content of that slot buffer, not the content of its own step. _update_slot also calls sampled_ids_host.zero_() on every reuse at Line 106.
The result is that token_rows repeats the last two rows. The golden comparison at Line 218 then fails on every dual run against the 26-parameter ABI. benchmark.py reads each row immediately after handle.result() and does not have this defect.
🐛 Proposed fix to read each row at completion time
else:
pending = []
- completed = []
for step in range(min(2, steps)):
slot_id, handle = submit(step)
pending.append((step, slot_id, handle))
next_step = 2
while pending:
step, slot_id, handle = pending.pop(0)
handle.result()
completions.append(time.perf_counter())
- completed.append((step, slot_id))
+ token_rows.append(read_sampled_ids(slot_id, step))
if next_step < steps:
next_slot, next_handle = submit(next_step)
pending.append((next_step, next_slot, next_handle))
next_step += 1
- token_rows.extend(
- read_sampled_ids(slot_id, step) for step, slot_id in completed
- )If the deferred read is intentional to keep the submit loop free of host copies, allocate one sampled_ids_host buffer per step instead of per slot.
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In
`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/benchmark_dual.py`
around lines 213 - 215, Update the completion processing around read_sampled_ids
so each sampled row is read immediately as each completed result becomes
available, before the slot can be reused or its sampled_ids_host buffer cleared.
Preserve the existing token_rows ordering and golden comparison behavior.
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| expected = golden["decode_output_token_ids"][:steps].tolist() | ||
| if token_rows != expected: | ||
| for step, (actual, wanted) in enumerate(zip(token_rows, expected, strict=True)): |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Avoid zip(..., strict=True) in both benchmark entry points. The repository supports Python 3.9, and self-hosted runners use Python 3.9. On those runners, strict=True can raise TypeError before reporting a token mismatch. Compare the iterable lengths explicitly, then call zip() without strict at benchmark.py:206 and benchmark_dual.py:219.
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In
`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/benchmark.py`
at line 206, Update both benchmark entry points around the token comparison
loops to validate that token_rows and expected have equal lengths explicitly,
then use ordinary zip() without strict=True. Apply this in the loop near
benchmark.py’s token comparison and the corresponding loop in benchmark_dual.py,
preserving the existing mismatch handling.
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| interval_values = [ | ||
| (completions[index] - completions[index - 1]) / 1_000_000.0 | ||
| for index in range(steady_skip, steps) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Exclude the skipped dispatch boundary from RTS intervals.
Line 205 includes the interval from the last skipped completion to the first steady completion. This contaminates the steady metric. When steady_skip is zero, it also includes index zero and records a false 0 ms interval.
Start at steady_skip + 1. Reject or omit rts_completion_interval_ms when fewer than two steady completions remain.
Proposed fix
- for index in range(steady_skip, steps)
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| for index in range(steady_skip, steps) | |
| for index in range(steady_skip + 1, steps) |
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In
`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/trace_effective.py`
at line 205, Update the RTS interval loop to start at steady_skip + 1, excluding
the boundary after skipped dispatches and avoiding a false zero interval when
steady_skip is zero. Only record rts_completion_interval_ms when at least two
steady completions remain.
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| rows = invocation_rows(parse_spans(args.result / "run.log")) | ||
| _require(len(rows) == args.steps, "native dispatch count mismatch") |
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Require contiguous native dispatch IDs.
Line 62 accepts a trace with a missing dispatch and a later replacement dispatch when the row count remains args.steps. The slot and generation checks can still pass for that trace. The validator can then qualify metrics from a trace that does not represent the requested decode sequence.
Validate that each adjacent ordered dispatch_id increments by one before accepting the result.
Proposed fix
rows = invocation_rows(parse_spans(args.result / "run.log"))
_require(len(rows) == args.steps, "native dispatch count mismatch")
+ dispatch_ids = [int(row["dispatch_id"]) for row in rows]
+ _require(
+ all(
+ current == previous + 1
+ for previous, current in zip(dispatch_ids, dispatch_ids[1:])
+ ),
+ "native dispatch IDs are not contiguous",
+ )
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| _require(len(rows) == args.steps, "native dispatch count mismatch") | |
| rows = invocation_rows(parse_spans(args.result / "run.log")) | |
| _require(len(rows) == args.steps, "native dispatch count mismatch") | |
| dispatch_ids = [int(row["dispatch_id"]) for row in rows] | |
| _require( | |
| all( | |
| current == previous + 1 | |
| for previous, current in zip(dispatch_ids, dispatch_ids[1:]) | |
| ), | |
| "native dispatch IDs are not contiguous", | |
| ) | |
| expected_slots = [index % 2 for index in range(args.steps)] |
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In
`@examples/a2a3/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/qwen3_14b_serving_effective/validate_dual_result.py`
at line 62, Update the validation around the existing “native dispatch count
mismatch” check to require ordered dispatch IDs to be contiguous, with each
adjacent dispatch_id increasing by exactly one. Reject traces with gaps or
replacements before accepting the result, while preserving the existing
row-count, slot, and generation validations.
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