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This is faster because after Python 3.11, there's no cost to the non-exceptional case, and this case appears to be more common in the kernel launching path than the case of self.gpu_data is None being True.
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I removed this because this is the default behavior of module-level attribute access, so it's pointless to do it twice. __getattr__ is only called if name isn't found using the normal attribute lookup.
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This is faster for all instances, because there's no longer any dynamic attribute lookup happening in Python, it's all happening in native code with the exception of this attribute.
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This change probably doesn't affect performance, so I am happy to remove it.
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This lock (while reentrant, so not incorrect) was held inside of another section, so I just inlined the lock-holding to the one place this method was being called without a lock, and was able to remove one acquire and release operation.
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btw another good benchmark is this #288 (comment). Varying the number of kernel arguments (or the dimension of a single input array) might help reveal additional hot paths. For every array argument, last time I checked (which was a while ago) numba-cuda would unpack it to (1 + ndim*2) arguments (ptr/shape/strides).
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I saw this change after writing https://github.com/NVIDIA/numba-cuda/pull/510/files#r2428469695 above. This line is the key part of this test, so changing it is adapting it to the fact that this PR changed the API.
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Reverted.
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I'm going to push up a small PR to add a couple benchmarks, so that it's easy to use |
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Changed the title to reflect the variance in speedup. It's somewhere between 10-25%. |
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This PR establishes a benchmarks directory where pytest-benchmark-based benchmarks can live. This is to serve as a baseline for #510.
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This PR does not close #477. There's still some significant difference in our code path that automatically converts torch tensors into cuda arrays |
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@gmarkall This is ready for review. I am still working on isolating the |
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Ping @gmarkall, would you mind reviewing this? Also happy to give this over to another reviewer if you don't have time! |
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This PR speeds up kernel launching by ~10-25%.
To figure out where some of the hotter paths were, I used the script that's in
the top-level of the repo
prof.py.The script makes a call to a cuda-jitted function that takes a single argument
and does nothing in the body of the function.
I don't plan to include this script if this PR is merged, but it's there so
people can pull the PR down and run the code if they'd like.
I also don't plan to include the changes to pixi that add the
profgroup.Most of the changes here fall under the category of removing dynamism.
__getattr__calls/implementations by concretizing frequently accessed attributes.isinstancechecks ofabc.ABCMeta-based objects.getattr(x, string).