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kernels/tests/regression/sgemm_tcore/kernel.cpp
Hansung Kim 014f7cd06f sgemm_tcore: Unpack arg params, remove threadblock_dim_y
thread_block_gemm is meant to be reusable, so it shouldn't assume what
the kernel arg struct looks like.

threadblock_dim_y was ambiguous and didn't match the literal name either
(it was used as # of warps that participate in a barrier).
2024-08-14 20:34:49 -07:00

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#include <stdint.h>
#include <vx_intrinsics.h>
#include <vx_print.h>
#include <vx_spawn.h>
#include "common.h"
#include "sgemm_impl.hpp"
#include "include/gemmini.h"
#include "gemmini_mmio.h"
// using float_type = float;
using float_type = float16_t;
void kernel_body(int task_id, kernel_arg_t *__UNIFORM__ arg) {
// @perf: All threads are running these compute whose result is mostly same
// across the threadblock
#ifdef RADIANCE
constexpr uint32_t cores_per_cluster = CORES_PER_CLUSTER;
#else
constexpr uint32_t cores_per_cluster = 1;
#endif
uint32_t threads_per_threadblock = (BM * BN) / (ELEM_PER_THREAD);
const uint32_t hw_threads_per_cluster =
cores_per_cluster * vx_num_threads() * vx_num_warps();
// cap maximum threadblock size to # of HW threads in cluster, to prevent
// multiple "wave" invocations which slows down the kernel
if (threads_per_threadblock > hw_threads_per_cluster) {
threads_per_threadblock = hw_threads_per_cluster;
}
const uint32_t threadblocks_per_cluster =
hw_threads_per_cluster / threads_per_threadblock;
const int threadblock_id = task_id / threads_per_threadblock;
const int threadblock_id_in_cluster =
threadblock_id % threadblocks_per_cluster;
const int tid_in_threadblock = task_id % threads_per_threadblock;
const uint32_t dim_m = arg->dim_m;
const uint32_t dim_n = arg->dim_n;
const uint32_t dim_n_in_blocks = dim_n / BN;
const int threadblock_id_x = threadblock_id % dim_n_in_blocks;
const int threadblock_id_y = threadblock_id / dim_n_in_blocks;
const uint32_t problem_size = (dim_m * dim_n) / (ELEM_PER_THREAD);
const uint32_t num_threadblocks = problem_size / threads_per_threadblock;
// "static" shared memory allocation. This would determine threadblock
// occupancy of a single cluster
uint8_t *sharedmem_per_threadblock = reinterpret_cast<uint8_t *>(
DEV_SMEM_START_ADDR + sizeof(float_type) * 2 /*overkill for non-dma*/ *
(2 * BM * BK) * threadblock_id_in_cluster);
thread_block_gemm<float_type, /*write_to_gmem=*/true>(
(const float_type *)arg->addr_a, (const float_type *)arg->addr_b,
(float *)arg->addr_c, arg->dim_m, arg->dim_n, arg->dim_k,
tid_in_threadblock, threads_per_threadblock, threadblocks_per_cluster,
threadblock_id_in_cluster, sharedmem_per_threadblock);
}
int main() {
kernel_arg_t *arg = (kernel_arg_t *)KERNEL_ARG_DEV_MEM_ADDR;
const uint32_t problem_size = (arg->dim_m * arg->dim_n) / (ELEM_PER_THREAD);
const uint32_t hw_threads_per_cluster =
CORES_PER_CLUSTER * vx_num_threads() * vx_num_warps();
// prevent launching more threads than the necessary problem size
// TODO: this does not take into account multiple clusters
const uint32_t grid_size = (problem_size > hw_threads_per_cluster)
? hw_threads_per_cluster
: problem_size;
#ifdef RADIANCE
vx_spawn_tasks_cluster(grid_size, (vx_spawn_tasks_cb)kernel_body, arg);
#else
// NOTE: This kernel assumes contiguous thread scheduling for efficient shared
// memory allocation, and therefore does not work with original vx_spawn_tasks
vx_spawn_tasks_contiguous(grid_size, (vx_spawn_tasks_cb)kernel_body, arg);
#endif
return 0;
}