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Submitting the first third part of the review, I will finish going through the rest of the files as soon as possible.
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Review finished. Other than the comments I left across the files, it would be useful to have some more testing for all the modified elements. Namely:
- batchnorm with and without epsilon, with and without channel first
- larger ConvTranspose2D with tighter memory limits, to force tiling
- multiplication where B is not scalar, but has the same size as A
- ReduceLogSumExp with one and more reduction axis
- Pad and Slice, with thight mem limits for tiling
- Full 2D autoencoder and GMM models, with tighter mem limits for tiling
- MaxPool on non-square input, since you inverted the width and hight
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Why do we have 2 different GMM models, one here, and one in DeeployTest/Tests/Models/Autoencoder2D/GMM?
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@diaconuccalin if @Aldrago98 can not complete this due to other activities side-tracking, maybe you can take over (I guess that @marchioa can also help for what concerns any changes to NEureka) |
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Why do you change this from SingleOperationPerElementLayer into ONNXLayer?
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In `@Deeploy/DeeployTypes.py`:
- Around line 2872-2881: Update the NULL-initialization condition around
VariableBuffer handling to exclude _ReferenceBuffer instances before applying
the pointer-type checks. Preserve the existing behavior for other VariableBuffer
pointers and continue using node.init() for excluded reference buffers,
preventing duplicate declarations with _ReferenceBuffer.allocTemplate.
In `@Deeploy/Targets/Generic/Layers.py`:
- Around line 449-462: Update computeShapes to process every axis in
operatorRepresentation['axes'], not only the first. Preserve dimensions as 1 for
all axes when keepdims is enabled; otherwise remove all specified axes while
retaining the scalar fallback [1].
- Around line 345-352: Update MulLayer.computeShapes to keep the original
rhsShape for singleton right-hand operands, identified by np.prod(rhsShape) ==
1, while expanding all non-singleton broadcastable operands to broadcastShape.
Preserve the existing broadcastShape assignment for the left input and return
the updated shapes so scalar Mul operands remain singleton.
In `@Deeploy/Targets/Generic/Templates/ConvTransposeTemplate.py`:
- Line 9: Update both bias pointer assignments in the ConvTranspose templates to
retrieve bias through the Mako context, using context.get('bias') with the
existing NULL fallback so missing bias remains supported under strict_undefined.
In `@Deeploy/Targets/Generic/TileConstraints/UntiledTileConstraint.py`:
- Around line 80-87: Update the constraint filter in extractBaseAddr to consider
only inputTensorMemoryConstraints and outputTensorMemoryConstraints, excluding
values found solely in intermediateTensorMemoryConstraints while preserving the
existing buffer checks and address-name collection.
In `@Deeploy/Targets/PULPOpen/TileConstraints/PadTileConstraint.py`:
- Line 19: Bind the Pad2D tiling configuration to Pad2DTileConstraint instead of
UntiledTileConstraint so Pad2DMapper uses the new tiled behavior. Update the
PULPPad2DTilingReadyBindings definition and its imports, preserving the existing
PULPPad2DBindings and node bindings.
In `@Deeploy/Targets/PULPOpen/Tiler.py`:
- Around line 166-167: Update PULPSliceTilingReadyBindings to use
SliceTileConstraint() instead of UntiledTileConstraint(), and add the
corresponding SliceTileConstraint import so SliceMapper can perform Slice
tiling.
In `@TargetLibraries/Generic/src/ConvTranspose2d_fp32.c`:
- Around line 7-12: Update ConvTranspose2DParser.parseNode to reject non-zero
padding, dilation values other than [1, 1], and group values other than 1 before
emitting ConvTranspose2d_fp32 calls. Keep supported configurations unchanged and
ensure unsupported attributes fail explicitly rather than reaching the kernel,
which does not implement them.
In `@TargetLibraries/PULPOpen/inc/kernel/MaxPool.h`:
- Line 13: Update the argument order in the template invoking
PULP_MaxPool2d_fp32_fp32_HWC so dim_im_in_y (height) is passed before
dim_im_in_x (width), matching the kernel’s H, W, C signature and preserving
correct results for non-square inputs.
In `@TargetLibraries/PULPOpen/src/ConvTranspose_fp32.c`:
- Line 72: Restrict the loop-counter volatile qualifier in the K_w iteration to
LLVM builds by guarding it with __TOOLCHAIN_LLVM__; GCC builds must use a normal
uint32_t kw counter while preserving the existing loop bounds and increment.
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Exclude _ReferenceBuffer from the NULL-initialization branch.
NetworkContext.hoistReference accepts arbitrary names, and hoistConstantAndReference creates <constant>_ref without adding TILING_CODEGEN. For an unprefixed reference, the new branch emits a NULL declaration. MemoryAllocation.apply() later adds the _ReferenceBuffer.allocTemplate, which emits another declaration. Both snippets are placed in the generated RunNetwork function, so the generated C code can fail to compile.
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| # Local inference buffers are late-bound by the generated layer code. Initializing them to NULL keeps | |
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In `@Deeploy/DeeployTypes.py` around lines 2872 - 2881, Update the
NULL-initialization condition around VariableBuffer handling to exclude
_ReferenceBuffer instances before applying the pointer-type checks. Preserve the
existing behavior for other VariableBuffer pointers and continue using
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| for lhsDim, rhsDim in zip_longest(reversed(lhsShape), reversed(rhsShape), fillvalue = 1): | ||
| if lhsDim != rhsDim and lhsDim != 1 and rhsDim != 1: | ||
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Preserve singleton Mul operands.
MulLayer.computeShapes currently assigns the broadcast shape to both inputs. This causes ONNXLayer.broadcast to materialize a scalar ConstantBuffer as a full-size array. MulParser then sets sizeB to the output size, so the scalar branches in both FloatMulTemplate.py files are unreachable except for a one-element output. This can increase target constant memory and add unnecessary per-element loads.
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| for lhsDim, rhsDim in zip_longest(reversed(lhsShape), reversed(rhsShape), fillvalue = 1): | |
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In `@Deeploy/Targets/Generic/Layers.py` around lines 345 - 352, Update
MulLayer.computeShapes to keep the original rhsShape for singleton right-hand
operands, identified by np.prod(rhsShape) == 1, while expanding all
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| def computeShapes(self, inputShapes: Shape, outputShapes: Shape, operatorRepresentation, | ||
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Compute all reduction axes in computeShapes.
ReduceLogSumExpParser accepts multiple consecutive axes, but computeShapes uses only axes[0]. broadcast() therefore writes a temporary incorrect shape for multi-axis reductions. _parseCtxt runs immediately afterward and restores the correct shape, so no consumer in the normal mapping flow sees this intermediate value and the original major-impact claim is overstated.
🐛 Suggested fix
- axis = operatorRepresentation['axes'][0]
- inputShape = list(copy.deepcopy(inputShapes[0]))
-
- if operatorRepresentation['keepdims']:
- outputShape = inputShape
- outputShape[axis] = 1
- else:
- outputShape = inputShape[:axis] + inputShape[axis + 1:]
+ axes = [int(axis) for axis in operatorRepresentation['axes']]
+ inputShape = list(inputShapes[0])
+
+ if operatorRepresentation['keepdims']:
+ outputShape = list(inputShape)
+ for axis in axes:
+ outputShape[axis] = 1
+ else:
+ outputShape = [dim for idx, dim in enumerate(inputShape) if idx not in axes]
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| def computeShapes(self, inputShapes: Shape, outputShapes: Shape, operatorRepresentation, | |
| channels_first) -> Tuple[Shape, Shape]: | |
| axis = operatorRepresentation['axes'][0] | |
| inputShape = list(copy.deepcopy(inputShapes[0])) | |
| if operatorRepresentation['keepdims']: | |
| outputShape = inputShape | |
| outputShape[axis] = 1 | |
| else: | |
| outputShape = inputShape[:axis] + inputShape[axis + 1:] | |
| if len(outputShape) == 0: | |
| outputShape = [1] | |
| return (inputShapes, [outputShape]) | |
| def computeShapes(self, inputShapes: Shape, outputShapes: Shape, operatorRepresentation, | |
| channels_first) -> Tuple[Shape, Shape]: | |
| axes = [int(axis) for axis in operatorRepresentation['axes']] | |
| inputShape = list(inputShapes[0]) | |
| if operatorRepresentation['keepdims']: | |
| outputShape = list(inputShape) | |
| for axis in axes: | |
| outputShape[axis] = 1 | |
| else: | |
| outputShape = [dim for idx, dim in enumerate(inputShape) if idx not in axes] | |
| if len(outputShape) == 0: | |
| outputShape = [1] | |
| return (inputShapes, [outputShape]) |
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In `@Deeploy/Targets/Generic/Layers.py` around lines 449 - 462, Update
computeShapes to process every axis in operatorRepresentation['axes'], not only
the first. Preserve dimensions as 1 for all axes when keepdims is enabled;
otherwise remove all specified axes while retaining the scalar fallback [1].
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| referenceTemplate = NodeTemplate(""" | ||
| reference1DTemplate = NodeTemplate(""" | ||
| <% | ||
| bias_ptr = bias if 'bias' in locals() else "NULL" |
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Mako strict_undefined locals() missing template variable generated code
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/zzzeek/mako/blob/main/mako/template.py
- 2: http://docs.makotemplates.org/en/latest/runtime.html
- 3: GitHub discussion 374 in sqlalchemy/mako (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12006720/pylons-mako-how-to-check-if-variable-exist-or-not
- 5: GitHub issue 320 in sqlalchemy/mako (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 6: http://docs.makotemplates.org/en/latest/changelog.html
Handle missing bias through the Mako context.
The two-input bindings omit bias. With strict_undefined=True, Mako resolves the referenced bias name before evaluating the conditional and raises when it is absent. Use context.get('bias') in both templates.
♻️ Suggested template fix
-bias_ptr = bias if 'bias' in locals() else "NULL"
+bias_ptr = context.get('bias') or "NULL"Apply this change at both occurrences.
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| bias_ptr = bias if 'bias' in locals() else "NULL" | |
| bias_ptr = context.get('bias') or "NULL" |
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In `@Deeploy/Targets/Generic/Templates/ConvTransposeTemplate.py` at line 9, Update
both bias pointer assignments in the ConvTranspose templates to retrieve bias
through the Mako context, using context.get('bias') with the existing NULL
fallback so missing bias remains supported under strict_undefined.
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| if value not in tilingSolution.tensorMemoryConstraints: | ||
| continue | ||
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| assert len(value.memoryConstraints.keys()) == 1, f"{cls} should be untiled, but {value} is tiled!" | ||
| _buffer = ctxt.lookup(value) | ||
| if isinstance(_buffer, TransientBuffer): | ||
| continue | ||
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| memKey = list(value.memoryConstraints.keys())[0] | ||
| memValue = value.memoryConstraints[memKey] | ||
| addrNames.append(key) |
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Filter by input and output constraints, not by all tensor constraints.
tilingSolution.tensorMemoryConstraints merges input, intermediate and output constraints. extractBaseAddr raises Exception(f"{addrName} not in input or output!") for any name that is only in intermediateTensorMemoryConstraints. The previous implementation returned an empty schedule and never called extractBaseAddr, so this is a new failure path for any untiled node that carries an intermediate tensor constraint on a non-transient buffer.
🐛 Proposed fix
- if value not in tilingSolution.tensorMemoryConstraints:
+ if (value not in tilingSolution.inputTensorMemoryConstraints
+ and value not in tilingSolution.outputTensorMemoryConstraints):
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| if value not in tilingSolution.tensorMemoryConstraints: | |
| continue | |
| assert len(value.memoryConstraints.keys()) == 1, f"{cls} should be untiled, but {value} is tiled!" | |
| _buffer = ctxt.lookup(value) | |
| if isinstance(_buffer, TransientBuffer): | |
| continue | |
| memKey = list(value.memoryConstraints.keys())[0] | |
| memValue = value.memoryConstraints[memKey] | |
| addrNames.append(key) | |
| if (value not in tilingSolution.inputTensorMemoryConstraints | |
| and value not in tilingSolution.outputTensorMemoryConstraints): | |
| continue | |
| _buffer = ctxt.lookup(value) | |
| if isinstance(_buffer, TransientBuffer): | |
| continue | |
| addrNames.append(key) |
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In `@Deeploy/Targets/Generic/TileConstraints/UntiledTileConstraint.py` around
lines 80 - 87, Update the constraint filter in extractBaseAddr to consider only
inputTensorMemoryConstraints and outputTensorMemoryConstraints, excluding values
found solely in intermediateTensorMemoryConstraints while preserving the
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Bind Pad2DTileConstraint to the Pad2D tiler.
Pad2DMapper selects PULPPad2DTilingReadyBindings, but that binding selects UntiledTileConstraint. That constraint fixes non-transient tensor dimensions to their full shapes and emits one full-shape schedule. The new Pad2DTileConstraint methods therefore never run, so Pad2D cannot use the tiled behavior added by this change.
Suggested fix
from Deeploy.Targets.PULPOpen.TileConstraints.MaxPoolTileConstraint import MaxPoolCTileConstraint
+from Deeploy.Targets.PULPOpen.TileConstraints.PadTileConstraint import Pad2DTileConstraint
...
PULPPad2DTilingReadyBindings = TilingReadyNodeBindings(nodeBindings = PULPPad2DBindings,
- tileConstraint = UntiledTileConstraint())
+ tileConstraint = Pad2DTileConstraint())If this change does not add tiled Pad2D support, remove Pad2DTileConstraint instead.
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In `@Deeploy/Targets/PULPOpen/TileConstraints/PadTileConstraint.py` at line 19,
Bind the Pad2D tiling configuration to Pad2DTileConstraint instead of
UntiledTileConstraint so Pad2DMapper uses the new tiled behavior. Update the
PULPPad2DTilingReadyBindings definition and its imports, preserving the existing
PULPPad2DBindings and node bindings.
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| PULPSliceTilingReadyBindings = TilingReadyNodeBindings(nodeBindings = PULPSliceBindings, | ||
| tileConstraint = SliceTileConstraint()) | ||
| tileConstraint = UntiledTileConstraint()) |
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Restore SliceTileConstraint() for PULPSliceTilingReadyBindings.
SliceMapper uses this tiling-ready binding. UntiledTileConstraint() prevents Slice tiling, so SliceTileConstraint is unused. If this is temporary, document the tracking issue. Otherwise, apply this change:
Suggested fix
+from Deeploy.Targets.PULPOpen.TileConstraints.SliceConstraint import SliceTileConstraint
+
PULPSliceTilingReadyBindings = TilingReadyNodeBindings(nodeBindings = PULPSliceBindings,
- tileConstraint = UntiledTileConstraint())
+ tileConstraint = SliceTileConstraint())🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@Deeploy/Targets/PULPOpen/Tiler.py` around lines 166 - 167, Update
PULPSliceTilingReadyBindings to use SliceTileConstraint() instead of
UntiledTileConstraint(), and add the corresponding SliceTileConstraint import so
SliceMapper can perform Slice tiling.
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| void ConvTranspose2d_fp32(const float32_t *input, uint32_t C_in, uint32_t H_in, | ||
| uint32_t W_in, const float32_t *weight, | ||
| uint32_t C_out, uint32_t K_h, uint32_t K_w, | ||
| uint32_t stride_h, uint32_t stride_w, | ||
| const float32_t *bias, bool has_bias, | ||
| float32_t *output, uint32_t H_out, uint32_t W_out) { |
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The kernel ignores padding, dilation and grouping that the parser accepts.
ConvTranspose2d_fp32 takes no padding, dilation or group parameter and always uses the weight layout [C_in, C_out, K_h, K_w]. ConvTranspose2DParser.parseNode in Deeploy/Targets/Generic/Parsers.py only checks the lengths of pads, strides and dilations, and it stores group without constraining it. A generic ConvTranspose node with non-zero pads, dilations != [1, 1], or group != 1 is therefore accepted and produces wrong output without any error.
Reject those cases in the generic parser, or extend the kernel signature to handle them as the PULP kernel does.
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In `@TargetLibraries/Generic/src/ConvTranspose2d_fp32.c` around lines 7 - 12,
Update ConvTranspose2DParser.parseNode to reject non-zero padding, dilation
values other than [1, 1], and group values other than 1 before emitting
ConvTranspose2d_fp32 calls. Keep supported configurations unchanged and ensure
unsupported attributes fail explicitly rather than reaching the kernel, which
does not implement them.
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| void PULP_MaxPool2d_fp32_fp32_HWC(const float32_t *__restrict__ pSrcA, | ||
| uint32_t W, uint32_t H, uint32_t C, | ||
| uint32_t H, uint32_t W, uint32_t C, |
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Pass height before width to PULP_MaxPool2d_fp32_fp32_HWC.
The template passes dim_im_in_x before dim_im_in_y, but the kernel expects H before W. Non-square inputs can therefore produce incorrect pooling results.
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In `@TargetLibraries/PULPOpen/inc/kernel/MaxPool.h` at line 13, Update the
argument order in the template invoking PULP_MaxPool2d_fp32_fp32_HWC so
dim_im_in_y (height) is passed before dim_im_in_x (width), matching the kernel’s
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Restrict the volatile workaround to LLVM builds.
PULP supports both GCC and LLVM, but this loop uses volatile for both toolchains. The source comment identifies only the LLVM hardware-loop workaround. GCC builds therefore may add observable counter accesses on every kw iteration.
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- for (volatile uint32_t kw = 0; kw < K_w; ++kw) {
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| for (volatile uint32_t kw = 0; kw < K_w; ++kw) { | |
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| uint32_t kw = 0; kw < K_w; ++kw) { |
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In `@TargetLibraries/PULPOpen/src/ConvTranspose_fp32.c` at line 72, Restrict the
loop-counter volatile qualifier in the K_w iteration to LLVM builds by guarding
it with __TOOLCHAIN_LLVM__; GCC builds must use a normal uint32_t kw counter
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The goal of this branch is to implement a 2D autoencoder model integrated with a Gaussian Mixture Model (GMM) on the Siracusa target with Neureka support.
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