* WebGPU on Windows
* Fix dawn-python install
* New test
* pydeps
* Minor fix
* Only install dawn-python on windows webgpu
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Co-authored-by: George Hotz <[email protected]>
* kernel.py no longer permutes reduce axis [pr]
* delete tests that handcode uops
* regen of sops is broken...
* put import back
* just remove that
* disable those tests
* fix extract_dataset + tests
* add CI
* sops.gz itself is same as master
* yml + gzip -c + ge
* don't commit that
* bump limit to 1000
* axis=7
* test_tiny
* change clang -march flag to -mcpu with fp16 disassembly test
* fix
* add capstone to macos dependencies
* just check no cast in test
* rm import
* woops
* lets check
* move check
* llvm init before cpu chcek
* try this
* bump autogen llvm version
* also update libclang?
* revert
* add comment
* skip llvm test and add comment
* linter
* fix
* add early verbose demo test
* is this how to write tests :s
* is definition drift even a thing? gemini says it is
* clean up
* better
* even better
* try add to CI
* doesn't work quite yet
* much more work to be done
* whoops
* partition the test heh
* skipif
* some nits for better names
* add webgpu test for onnxrunner
* fix reference links
* flush for now
* don't run linearize().uop tests in get_action_space test
this part takes 2 minutes in CI and has nothing to do with action space. also not sure if the "for some reason" comment is still relevant
* -n=auto test/models
* move view left to the outer graph
* global view right
* dont need that one
* remove comment
* test kernelize
* simple
* split onnx, test sdxl null
* fix testing
* ugh, wrong one
* Update test.yml
* move high level stuff to unit tests [pr]
* process replay on unit tests
* fix pr, less compute
* set omp num threads
* set 200MB buffer size limit
* delete junk
* fix tests
* faster
* move test_indexing to unit
* faster
* remove del spam from CI
* more
* preconstruct default buffer spec
* ignore those errors
* check exception
* more exception check
* skip stuff
* smaller tests mean faster tests
* a few more
* skip a few slow tests
* use a venv for python packages
* create venv
* no user, it's in venv
* ignore venv
* venv
* new cache key
* try that
* this
* version the python cache
* First version, caught a bug?
* Nicely print failure to reproduce
* Remove that
* Put the assert back
* Change fuzzing to use testing_unit so it has z3
* Test key to match
* Add rule
* Add test
* Add test for edge case 0
* Merge patterns
* update comment
* consistent whitespace
* whitespace
* add condition
* add test
* update comment
* use Variable
* fuzzer using z3_renderer
* Cleaned up printing and debugging
* working new fuzzer
* change some comments and printing
* more formatting
* fuzz failures in seperate file
* fix fstring
* more tests
* naming
* remove added line
* remove comment
* print number of skipped expressions
* use self.assertEqual
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Co-authored-by: chenyu <[email protected]>
This mockgpu sqtt emulation will just ignore basically everything and end
up with a 0x1000 size trace full of zeroes, but just testing for things
like register rename is better than nothing i guess
* amd mockgpu graph support
For testing remote graph stuff (prompted by #10371) in ci
* Remote fixedvars
Somehow none of existing tests failed when fixedvars were added, looking
what to add as an regression test for this
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Co-authored-by: George Hotz <[email protected]>
Not strictly required for anything but soon there will be like 4 new
properties and having it be a huge json just seems like a bad taste.
It also seems right to not have a separate endpoint for this, just
`GetProperties` request that returns a repr of this similar to how
requests are sent in `BatchRequest`.
This will also make a switch to anything other than http much simpler
if it will be required for any reason, like just a tcp stream of
`BatchRequest`s
* Basic remote multi support
Simplest thing to be able to use remote with multiple gpus, very slow
because no transfers (copyin copyout for cross-device copies)
* tests
* use function for infinity instead of uniform
* test infinity math locally
* test infinity math in CI
* make pytest available to MacOS (WebGPU)
* revert to master except failing webgpu test
* Less messy broken graph on paravirtualized metal workaround
GitHub CI macOS runners use paravirtualized metal which is broken with
graph (some comments say that ICB in particular is broken but in my
testing it was fine sometimes, but other times hitting an assert inside
metal's code related to resouces, so not sure).
> Assertion failed: (resource != nil), function -[IOGPUMetalResource initWithResource:], file IOGPUMetalResource.m, line 458.
This can be reproduced locally with any virtualization software (like utm)
that can create macOS VMs with apple's own virtualization framework.
* unused import
geohot