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Fixes #20745.

DSparkSpecMetadata.prepare() resets the scratch row of the embedded DSpark worker on every iteration with cuda_tensor[i] = <python scalar>. PyTorch implements that as a pageable host-to-device copy followed by cudaStreamSynchronize. prepare() runs while the previous iteration's CUDA graph is still executing under the overlap scheduler, so the host blocks until that graph finishes. All the host work between that point and the next graph launch then becomes GPU idle time.

This PR writes those constants in place with .zero_() / .fill_(True) instead. That enqueues the same writes on the same stream, without a host sync. The same pattern is replaced where a slot is released or (re)assigned:

  • prepare(), for requests that left the batch;
  • _assign_slot();
  • _seed_context_windows().

Those sites stalled once per request arrival or completion.

Why this is safe under the overlap scheduler

  • Ordering is unchanged. The writes go to the stream that the previous graph and its sampling work were launched on, and they are enqueued after them. The running graph therefore never observes the new values. The next graph is enqueued after the writes, so it does see them. This is the GPU-side order the scalar assignments already had; only the host-side wait is gone.
  • The values are constants. They do not depend on any GPU result, so nothing needs to be read back.
  • Host state is untouched. The host-side slot bookkeeping (_req_to_slot, _free_slots) does not change.
  • The staging buffers are already safe. The pinned host tensors that feed batch_indices_cuda and _batch_to_slot are allocated per call from the caching host allocator. The allocator records the copy on the stream, so a buffer is not reused before its copy completes.
  • The scratch-row reset is not new. _advance_generation_state() already performs the same reset inside the captured graph with .zero_().

Not changed

_seed_context_windows() still calls chunk_positions[0].item() once per context chunk, which is a device-to-host sync on prefill iterations. Removing it needs a host-side source for the chunk's first position, so it is left for a separate change.

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  • New test_prepare_does_not_synchronize_the_stream in tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_worker.py. It runs prepare() under torch.cuda.set_sync_debug_mode("error") with three things happening at once:

    • a scratch-row reset;
    • a finished request's slot release;
    • a new generation request's slot assignment.

    It then checks that all three rows are zeroed. With the old code, the scalar assignments raise under the sync debug mode.

  • New test_assign_slot_reset_does_not_synchronize_the_stream, same file: re-seeding a live request with _assign_slot(req_id, reset=True) under the sync debug mode, then checking that both the released and the reassigned slot are cleared.

  • Both tests restore the caller's sync debug mode afterwards.

  • Ran the file on GPU: without the fix the two new tests fail with RuntimeError: called a synchronizing CUDA operation (64 passed, 2 failed); with the fix all 66 tests pass.

  • The existing prepare / slot tests in the same file still apply unchanged.

  • The file is already in L0 through the unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic entry in l0_h100.yml, so no test-list change is needed.

  • End to end: TP4/EP4 decode server, DSpark draft length 5, greedy, CUDA graphs, overlap scheduler on. Both arms use the same build and config on the same node; the only difference is this patch. The decode step is the server-side iteration period, measured with a prefix-cached prompt and 2048 output tokens per request.

before after
decode step median, 32k context, 1 request (ms) 9.63 8.67 (−0.97, −10.0 %)
decode step median, 32k context, 16 requests (ms) 16.39 15.36 (−1.03, −6.3 %)
decode step median, all 12 levels (2k / 32k / 128k × 1 / 4 / 8 / 16 requests) −0.91 to −1.03 ms at every level
decode step p90, 32k context, 1 request (ms) 9.80 8.81
acceptance length, mean of the 12 levels (tokens / step) 3.30 3.25 (within run-to-run spread, see below)
acceptance length, GSM8K, 100 requests at concurrency 8, before / after a 30 min soak 4.00 / 4.09 4.07 / 4.02
GSM8K (100), before / after soak 99 / 99 99 / 99
passkey 8k / 32k / 128k 5/5, 5/5, 5/5 5/5, 5/5, 5/5
illegal-address errors / tracebacks in the server log 0 / 0 0 / 0
cudaStreamSynchronize per decode step (Nsight Systems, rank 0, 255 steps) 3.0, 5.7 ms in total 0
GPU idle per decode step (Nsight Systems) 1.62 ms 0.36 ms
graph launched ahead of the GPU (launch API to GPU start, median) 0.2 us (GPU waits for the host) 4.8 ms (host is ahead)
decode step under Nsight Systems, 32k, 1 request (ms) 9.90 8.66

After the patch the host's remaining wait is the overlap scheduler's own cudaEventSynchronize in _update_requests, which waits for the previous step's sampled tokens while the next graph is already queued.

Acceptance: on the single-request levels the after-arm read 2.97 / 3.12 / 3.31 tokens per step at 2k / 32k / 128k, against 3.32 / 3.24 / 3.49 before. Two runs of the unpatched build on the same node differed by up to 8 % on those same levels (3.43 vs 3.16 at 2k), because single-request acceptance is not deterministic (top-k ties). On the nine multi-request levels the two arms agree (3.29 vs 3.29).

Under the profiler, the unpatched build's step grows by 0.32 ms. The patched step does not grow, because the extra host-side tracing cost is now hidden behind the GPU.

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  • PR description clearly explains what and why.
  • PR follows the TRT-LLM coding guidelines to the best of my knowledge.
  • Test cases are provided for new code paths.
  • No API changes, no new dependencies, no CODEOWNERS changes.
  • Please check this after reviewing the above items as appropriate for this PR.

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  • Replaced Python-scalar writes to CUDA tensors with in-place .zero_() and .fill_(True) calls in DSpark rolling-window state management.
  • These operations preserve the zero and initialized-state values while avoiding the scalar-write synchronization described in the linked issue.
  • The chunk_positions[0].item() synchronization remains unchanged and out of scope.
  • Reported test and performance results are not independently verified.

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  • Modified tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_worker.py.
  • Added test_prepare_does_not_synchronize_the_stream and test_assign_slot_reset_does_not_synchronize_the_stream.
  • The tests cover stream-sync errors during request cleanup, scratch-row reset, slot reassignment, and stale-state clearing.
  • The changed unit-test file is not listed in the inspected test-db/ or manual-QA lists. Existing DSpark integration entries target other tests.
  • The reported 66-test passing result is author-reported.
  • Coverage verdict: sufficient for the targeted synchronization regression.

Per-File QA Perspective

  • tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dspark.py: Verify request-slot release, scratch-row reset, slot assignment, and context-position initialization during CUDA-graph execution. Confirm the existing chunk_positions[0].item() behavior remains unchanged.
  • tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_worker.py: The added sync-debug tests verify synchronization behavior and state clearing in prepare() and _assign_slot(reset=True). The file is not listed in the inspected integration CI or manual-QA lists.

…eam sync in prepare()

Assigning a Python scalar to an element of a CUDA tensor stages a pageable
host-to-device copy and synchronizes the stream. DSparkSpecMetadata.prepare()
did that every iteration for the scratch row, which blocked the host on the
previous iteration's graph and defeated the overlap scheduler. Write the
constants in place with zero_() / fill_(True) instead, also where a slot is
released, assigned or seeded.

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DSpark rolling-window state resets now use in-place tensor operations instead of Python scalar assignments. CUDA regression tests check that prepare() and _assign_slot(reset=True) clear state without synchronizing the stream.

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DSpark state resets

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In-place state resets and synchronization tests
tensorrt_llm/_torch/speculative/dspark.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_worker.py
Request cleanup, scratch-row clearing, slot recycling and allocation, and context-window seeding now use zero_() or fill_(True). Regression tests check state clearing and verify that prepare() and _assign_slot(reset=True) do not synchronize the stream.

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Issue #20745 requires that DSpark rolling-window state writes stop synchronizing the CUDA stream. The whole-PR diff (merge base af254e4 to head 2d95bb1) replaces every scalar CUDA-element assignment named in the issue with an in-place op:

  • prepare() scratch-row reset: _ctx_len[scratch].zero_(), _valid_len[scratch].zero_(), _position_initialized[scratch].zero_().
  • prepare() slot release for departed requests: the same three zero_() calls, plus the existing _kv_windows[slot].zero_().
  • _assign_slot() reset path and new-slot path: the same zero_() calls.
  • _seed_context_windows(): _position_initialized[slot].fill_(True).
    The values written (0 and True) are the same constants as before, and the writes stay on the same stream. Host bookkeeping (_req_to_slot, _free_slots) is unchanged. The remaining chunk_positions[0].item() sync is not named in #20745 and the PR states it is deferred, so it does not fail this check. Two new GPU tests in test_dspark_worker.py run prepare() and _assign_slot(reset=True) under torch.cuda.set_sync_debug_mode("error") and check that the scratch, released, and reassigned slots are cleared. Runtime results are author-reported and were not re-run here; the source diff matches the issue's requested change.
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The whole-PR diff touches only tensorrt_llm/torch/speculative/dspark.py and tests/unittest/torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_dspark_worker.py. In dspark.py, every hunk replaces a scalar CUDA-element write with an equivalent in-place zero() or fill(True) at the sites listed in #20745, and the added comments explain the change. No API signatures, dependencies, configuration, or unrelated logic change. The two added tests directly verify the no-sync behavior and the reset results required by the issue. Benchmark and profiling claims in the PR description are not code changes and are not assessed here.

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704-704: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Cover the recycled-slot reset under synchronization detection.

test_worker_slot_assignment_and_reset() reaches _assign_slot(100, reset=True) for an existing request, but it does not enable synchronization detection. The new prepare() test covers stale-slot release and new-slot assignment, not this existing-request reset branch. Add a populated-slot case that calls _assign_slot(req_id, reset=True) while synchronization detection is enabled.

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Add a test case for the existing-request reset path in _assign_slot, using a
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- Around line 1196-1197: Update the guard in the test around prefer_pinned() so
confidential-compute cases are not skipped solely due to pageable memory; gate
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preserving skips only for configurations that genuinely lack that capability.
- Line 1218: Update the test setup around torch.cuda.set_sync_debug_mode to
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- Line 704: Add a test case for the existing-request reset path in _assign_slot,
using a populated slot and enabling synchronization detection before calling
_assign_slot(req_id, reset=True); verify the recycled slot state is reset as
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…e slot-reset path

Restore the caller's sync debug mode instead of forcing the default, drop the
pinned-memory skip (prepare() only issues non_blocking copies, which never
synchronize from PyTorch's side, so the test also holds without pinned
memory), and check _assign_slot(reset=True) for a live request under the
sync debug mode.

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Re the nitpick on _assign_slot(): added test_assign_slot_reset_does_not_synchronize_the_stream in 31800a2. It populates a live request's slot, calls _assign_slot(req_id, reset=True) under torch.cuda.set_sync_debug_mode("error"), and checks that both the released slot and the reassigned one are cleared.

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1207-1224: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Cover the seeded CUDA path after the retained .item() call.

The current synchronization tests do not call _seed_context_windows(), and the existing seed tests do not enable sync-debug error mode. A non-empty CUDA seed test must not enable error mode before entering the helper, because chunk_positions[0].item() runs first. Wrap _assign_slot in the test and enable error mode after that callback returns. This checks _position_initialized[slot].fill_(True) without falsely attributing the retained .item() synchronization to this change.

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     worker._lazy_init(draft_model, metadata)
 
+    previous_mode = torch.cuda.get_sync_debug_mode()
+    original_assign_slot = worker._assign_slot
+
+    def assign_slot_with_sync_check(req_id, reset=False):
+        slot = original_assign_slot(req_id, reset=reset)
+        torch.cuda.set_sync_debug_mode("error")
+        return slot
+
+    worker._assign_slot = assign_slot_with_sync_check
+    torch.cuda.set_sync_debug_mode("default")
     first_chunk = types.SimpleNamespace(num_contexts=1, _seq_lens=[3])
-    worker._seed_context_windows(
-        draft_model, metadata, first_chunk, torch.tensor([[0, 1, 2]], device="cuda"), 3
-    )
+    try:
+        worker._seed_context_windows(
+            draft_model, metadata, first_chunk, torch.tensor([[0, 1, 2]], device="cuda"), 3
+        )
+    finally:
+        torch.cuda.set_sync_debug_mode(previous_mode)
+        worker._assign_slot = original_assign_slot
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- Around line 1207-1224: Extend the CUDA synchronization test for
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slot = self._assign_slot(req_id, reset=first_position == 0)
self._ctx_len[slot] = chunk_positions[-1] + 1
self._position_initialized[slot] = True
self._position_initialized[slot].fill_(True)

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Nit: this fill_(True) isn't covered by the sync-debug tests because of the .item() a few lines up. Fine to leave for the follow-up that removes the .item(), at which point the whole method can run under set_sync_debug_mode("error").

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Most of this change landed independently in #20938, which switched the prepare() and _assign_slot slot resets to in-place ops and added test_dspark_slot_reset_no_sync.py. One scalar write remains: _position_initialized[slot] = True in _seed_context_windows. That loop already synchronizes once per context chunk through int(chunk_positions[0].item()), so changing that write would not remove a sync. Closing as superseded by #20938.

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