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* chore: add .editorconfig

* feat: enable dependabot for GHA workflows

* Reset

* Fix other CUDA issue

* fmt

* fmt

* fix cuda error

* fix

* fix

* fmt

* cleanup

* fix

* remove copyright

* trivial update

* readme update

* lint fix

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* unify nvrtc check style

* unify nvrtc check style

* unify nvrtc check style

- Introduced new functions for buffer load copy with stride and parallel execution.
- Enhanced the copy logic in `copy.py` to simplify nested if statements for BufferLoad nodes.
- Added corresponding test cases for the new buffer load functionalities.

* [Profiler]Adds CUPTI profiler support

* format

* rafactor cupti profiler

* format

* rafactor

* rafactor

* fix lint

* fix lint

* refactor

* add profiler tests

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* Add sparse mla bwd example

* add bwd into test

* Update README with bwd impl

* comment

* format fix

* lint fix

* fwd fix

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* revert split+sum template for MHA backward

* lint

* Update example_mha_bwd.py

* Update example_mha_bwd_wgmma_pipelined.py

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* tma disable

* int64 cast fix.

[Example] Introduce split+sum template, and optimize `atomic_add` performance for bwd examples (#940)

* example fix

* lint fix

* bug fix

* reduce test size.

* [Example]  Fix lint  to improve grouped GEMM performance with TMA

* fix lint

* [Enhancement] Enhance the GQA backward kernel by calculating `dq` and `dv` via copy&sum

* [Example] Implement GQA backward example for Hopper with customized tiling and pipeline

* [Example] Add relevant tests

* Fix all typos of wrong shape of `V_shared` in macros

* [Example] Optimize online_softmax example

- Y should be output in float16.
- BN needs to be equal to N to be really online.
- On my H100 machine, this increase speedup from 1.424x to 2.788x.

* enhance

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* Implements tcgen05.ld instruction support for copying from shared.tmem
  to local.fragment on SM100/Blackwell architecture. Adds layout inference
  and lowering logic for tensor memory operations with proper physical
  coordinate range analysis and warpgroup alignment checks.

  Changes:
  - Add kTMemLoad and kTMemStore to CopyInst enumeration
  - Implement CheckTMemLoad() and CheckTMemStore() validation functions
  - Add LowerTmemCopy() to generate tcgen05.ld/st/cp PTX intrinsics
  - Add tmem layout inference in InferLayout() using expandTcgen05Layout
  - Support multiple instruction variants (32dp32b/64b/128b/256b)
  - Add physical layout bounds analysis for tmem coordinates
  - Change clear_accum from bool to PrimExpr in GEMM operations
  - Fix std::optional access checks in layout_inference.cc
  - Add tmem_allocate/deallocate PTX intrinsic support
  - Fix cooperative_groups grid.sync() code generation

* fix

* pipeline fix

* bug fix

* bool fix

* [Layout] Add IsCompletedReplicated method and enhance layout inference in ParallelOpNode

- Introduced IsCompletedReplicated method in FragmentNode to check if a buffer is fully replicated.
- Enhanced InferLayout in ParallelOpNode to handle layout inference for replicated buffers, ensuring only fragment[0] access is allowed.
- Updated error handling for non-zero index access in fragment buffers to improve robustness.

* [Layout] Improve code formatting and readability in layout.cc and parallel.cc

- Enhanced formatting in FragmentNode's IsCompletedReplicated method for better clarity.
- Updated InferLayout method in ParallelOpNode to improve code readability by adjusting line breaks and indentation.
- Ensured consistent formatting across conditional statements and comments for improved maintainability.

* updt

* optimize const index related op

* bug fix

* reduce gdn test

* test fix

* lintfix

* lint fix

* test fix

* Update requirements and refactor benchmark script for deepseek_nsa example

- Updated the requirements.txt to specify a fixed commit for the flash-linear-attention repository.
- Refactored import paths in benchmark_nsa_fwd.py for better organization.
- Added a new function to generate configurations for autotuning.
- Modified the tilelang_sparse_attention function to accept parameters for block size, number of stages, and threads, enhancing flexibility.
- Changed allocation of shared memory for accumulators to optimize performance.

* Refactor import paths in dequantization examples to use dequantize_utils

- Updated import statements in multiple dequantization example scripts to replace references to the removed utils.py file with the new dequantize_utils module.
- Ensured consistency across example scripts for better organization and maintainability.

In cases where JITKernel.artifact is None, it'll spit error -
```
2025-10-01 01:06:18  [TileLang:tilelang:ERROR]: Error saving kernel source
code to disk: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'kernel_source'
```

Looking at properties of JITKernel, it seems that `JITKernel.kernel_source`
is a better way to achieve this.
Ref:
https://github.com/tile-ai/tilelang/blob/main/tilelang/jit/kernel.py#L453-L455

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* [Cache] Add compile_flags parameter to KernelCache hash keys

* [Cache] Update compile_flags parameter to accept both List[str] and str types

* lint

* [Refactor] Update compile_flags parameter to accept Union[List[str], str] type

* [CI] optimize CI time

* [CI] fix transpose && format

* [misc] apply coderabbit suggestions && fix typo

[Example] Specify a fixed commit for the flash-linear-attention repository and optimize nsa examples (#913)

- Updated the requirements.txt to specify a fixed commit for the flash-linear-attention repository.
- Refactored import paths in benchmark_nsa_fwd.py for better organization.
- Added a new function to generate configurations for autotuning.
- Modified the tilelang_sparse_attention function to accept parameters for block size, number of stages, and threads, enhancing flexibility.
- Changed allocation of shared memory for accumulators to optimize performance.

* Remove unused `fp8_mqa_logits.py` file and update README.md to reflect new directory structure and file descriptions for deepseek_v32 example. Added sections for architecture overview, Lightning Indexer, Top-k Selector, and Sparse MLA Forward implementations.

* Update linting configurations and improve code formatting in deepseek_v32 example scripts

- Added per-file ignores for the inference directory in `pyproject.toml`.
- Refactored code in `topk_selector.py`, `convert.py`, `generate.py`, `kernel.py`, and `model.py` to enhance readability by adjusting spacing and line breaks.
- Ensured consistent formatting across function definitions and assertions for better clarity.

* Refactor test functions in deepseek_v32 example scripts for improved clarity and consistency

- Updated `fp8_lighting_indexer.py` to define a dedicated test function for the lighting indexer.
- Refactored `sparse_mla_fwd_pipelined.py` and `sparse_mla_fwd.py` to standardize test function parameters and improve readability.
- Enhanced `topk_selector.py` by introducing a test function with parameters for batch size and sequence length.
- Ensured all test functions are invoked correctly in the main execution block.

* Enhance test functions in deepseek_v32 example scripts with CUDA requirements and parameterization

- Added CUDA requirements decorators to `test_example_sparse_mla_fwd` and `test_example_sparse_mla_fwd_pipelined`.
- Parameterized test functions to use specific small shapes for testing, improving test coverage and clarity.

* lint fix

* Update README.md to correct image path for DeepSeek V3.2 architecture diagram

* fix flops comp and softmax scale

* format

* [Typo] Fix backend name for Huawei Ascend chips

* update

* Update README.md to include directory structure and file descriptions for deepseek_v32 example

* Refactor and clean up deepseek_v32 example scripts

- Removed unused imports and functions from `fp8_mqa_logits.py` to streamline the code.
- Improved formatting and readability in `sparse_mla_fwd_pipelined.py` and `sparse_mla_fwd.py` by adjusting function signatures and indentation.
- Added `# ruff: noqa` comments to suppress linting warnings in multiple files.
- Enhanced the `generate_random_cu_seqlens` function in `utils.py` for better clarity and organization.
- Updated print statements for consistency in output formatting.

* [Refactor] Enhance CopyNode Lower method to support disable_tma flag and improve flash attention implementation

* Updated the CopyNode Lower method to correctly include the disable_tma flag in the GetCopyInst call.
* Refactored the flash attention implementation to selectively disable TMA for specific copy operations while allowing it for others.
* Addressed linting issues for improved code quality

* sparse mla kernels

* Remove deprecated sparse MLA and utility files to streamline the codebase.

* Fix CopyNode Lower method to include disable_tma flag in GetCopyInst call

* Refactor flash attention implementation to disable TMA for specific copy and allow TMA for other operations

* attempt to fix lint

* update sm100 related utcmma, tmem, ld/st256 in src
* update sm100 related utcmma, tmem, ld/st256 in tilelang
* Remove deprecated GEMM examples and related README documentation for SM100 architecture support
* Update GEMM implementation to replace UTCMMA with TCGEN5MMA across relevant files
* Remove gemm_umma.py example and update README to reflect TCGEN5MMA terminology changes
* Update README.md for gemm_sm100 example by removing outdated API sections and streamlining documentation
* Update README and source files to reflect TCGEN5.MMA terminology changes
* Refactor CUDA GEMM header for improved readability

[Layout] Introduce Flexible Parallel to Support T.serial and local buffers inside T.Parallel loop (#844)

* Support T.serial and local buffers inside T.Parallel loop.

* Fix reducer layout in T.Parallel nested inside other loops

* Debug output with LOG(INFO)

* Add disable option for WGMMA.

* fix

* Use DLOG; fix missing registration for new pass config

* bug fix

* lint fix

* Enhance GEMM instruction set with UTCMMA and improve local buffer handling in casting example

* Update format.sh shebang, improve logging in layout inference, and enhance buffer store wrapper with detailed comments

* Enhance GEMM instantiation logic and improve layout inference for local buffer detection

- Updated the GEMM instantiation logic to include a check for WGMMA compatibility, ensuring that the conditions for using WGMMA are more robust.
- Refined the layout inference process to better identify when loops manipulate only local buffers, improving the accuracy of thread binding decisions in parallel loops.

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* Enhance attention sink examples with swizzled layout and performance metrics

- Added `make_swizzled_layout` annotations for shared tensors in the `flashattn` function across MHA and GQA examples to optimize memory access patterns.
- Updated benchmark outputs to include speedup calculations comparing Triton and TileLang implementations.

* Add README for Attention Sink example with algorithm details and benchmark results

- Introduced a new README.md file for the Attention Sink example, outlining the forward and backward algorithms, including the computation of `dsinks`.
- Provided benchmark results comparing performance metrics of the optimized implementation against Triton, highlighting speedup across various configurations.

* Update README.md for Attention Sink example to include link to Triton implementation

* Update examples/attention_sink/README.md
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* Update examples/attention_sink/example_gqa_sink_fwd_bhsd_wgmma_pipelined.py
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* typo

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* Update MANIFEST.in and setup.py to include commit ID in versioning and adjust included files

- Modified MANIFEST.in to include shared library files `libtvm.so` and `libtvm_runtime.so`.
- Updated setup.py to conditionally include the commit ID in the package version based on the `WITH_COMMITID` environment variable.
- Enhanced versioning logic in version.py to use a truncated commit ID for better compatibility.

* Update setup.py and related scripts to enable commit ID inclusion in package metadata

- Changed the default value of the `WITH_COMMITID` environment variable in setup.py to "True".
- Updated tox.ini to set `WITH_COMMITID` to "TRUE" for the testing environment and "FALSE" for the build environment.
- Modified pypi_distribution.sh to pass `WITH_COMMITID=FALSE` during the wheel build process.

* Update MANIFEST.in to include additional files and directories for packaging

- Added VERSION, CMakeLists.txt, and various requirements files to the package.
- Included recursive inclusion of source files and third-party libraries, while excluding specific clang and llvm directories.

* Add fast math operations for CUDA: exp, exp10, log, log2, log10, tan, cos, and sin (#865)

* Refactor fast math operation definitions for consistency and readability in CUDA code. Consolidated multiple definitions into single lines and improved formatting in related test files for better clarity.

* Remove unnecessary pass configurations for warp specialization and TMA lowering in fast math operation tests for CUDA. This simplifies the test setup while maintaining the focus on fast math functionality.

* Update fastmath tests to reflect that tl.* intrinsics generate no fastmath versions and disable cache in main execution.

* Fix formatting in fastmath test comments for clarity on tl.* intrinsics behavior.

* Add precision comparison tool for CUDA operations

This commit introduces a new Python script and CUDA source file for a precision comparison tool that evaluates the accuracy of various CUDA operations (including division, reciprocal, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions) across different implementations: CUDA Precise, CUDA Fast, Triton, Triton LibDevice, and TileLang. The tool generates test data, executes the operations, and summarizes the error statistics for each implementation against a double precision reference. Additionally, a README file is added to document the results of the comparisons for various operations.

* Add precision comparison tool for CUDA operations

This commit introduces a new precision comparison tool implemented in Python and CUDA, designed to evaluate the accuracy of various mathematical operations (division, reciprocal, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, square root, etc.) across different frameworks including CUDA Precise/Fast, Triton, Triton LibDevice, PyTorch, and TileLang. The tool includes functionality for generating test data, executing operations, and summarizing error statistics for each implementation. Additionally, it provides a comprehensive README with error metrics for each operation tested.

* Add IEEE-compliant mathematical operations and refactor fast math module

This commit introduces new high precision mathematical operations including ieee_add, ieee_sub, ieee_mul, ieee_fmaf, ieee_frcp, ieee_fsqrt, ieee_frsqrt, and ieee_fdiv to the TileLang framework. The fast math module has been refactored to remove the deprecated fastmath.py file and update the import paths accordingly. Additionally, the CUDA code generation has been enhanced to support these new operations, ensuring compatibility with IEEE standards for floating-point arithmetic.

* debug removed

* Refactor IEEE math tests for improved readability and consistency

This commit enhances the formatting of the `test_ieee_math.py` and `test_mathops_fastmath.py` files by adjusting line breaks for better clarity. It also removes unnecessary comments and ensures that the main execution of tests is streamlined. These changes aim to improve the overall maintainability of the test code.

* Update README.md to enhance formatting of precision comparison results

This commit reformats the precision comparison results in the README.md file, converting the error statistics tables into a more structured markdown format. This change improves readability and accessibility of the data for various mathematical operations across different implementations, including FP32 Precise, Triton, TileLang, and CUDA.