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[#21460][perf] Skip no-op guided-decoding work in eager steps without guided requests - #21568
CapturableGuidedDecoder skips guided-decoding work on eager steps. A step is skipped when the batch has no guided requests and the previous step also ran eagerly. Graph capture and the first eager step after graph replay keep the normal path. Skipped methods (execute, add_draft_batch, add_accepted_batch, rollback_rejected_batch, execute_draft_batch) return before stream work, bitmask copies, or host-function drains. Skipping pops the newest entry from self.queue. Verify queue alignment across graph-replay and eager-step transitions, because this is the only queue change on this path.
The linked issue reports throughput gains and structured-output results on TensorRT-LLM 1.4.0rc1. It does not report validation of this patch on main. Current review-finding counts are unavailable.
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Changed test file: tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_guided_hostfunc_drain.py (added, +186 lines). It covers:
Skipping on an unguided eager step after another eager step.
Retained drain after a graph step.
Captured steps that still enqueue their normal calls and keep their queue entries.
Guided and unguided add_batch transitions.
Copy and event-record behavior in batch-add methods.
Queue handling, where a skipped step removes only its own newest entry.
Worker and skip-drafting paths.
This is a unit test, so no test-db/ or qa/ list entry is expected. Coverage verdict: sufficient.
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tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/guided_decoder.py: Verify that guided batches keep normal behavior. Verify that unguided eager steps skip work only after another eager step. Check graph-replay transitions and the draft, accepted-token, and rollback paths. Check that structured-output requests remain valid.
tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_guided_hostfunc_drain.py: Unit tests for skip behavior, batch transitions, capture, and queue handling. Not an integration test-list entry.
With guided_decoding_backend configured, CapturableGuidedDecoder enqueues its grammar host functions and then waits on the GPU in _drain_host_functions after the target logits and after every draft step of one-model speculative decoding. In an eager step (prefill or mixed prefill/decode) that is 4 waits per step with 3 MTP draft tokens. It happens even when no request in the batch is guided, and for such a batch every one of those calls is a no-op.
This change skips the guided-decoding host functions, bitmask copies and drains in an eager step when no request in the batch is guided and the previous step also ran eagerly. The second condition means no host function captured in an earlier CUDA-graph step can still be pending, so the deadlock _drain_host_functions guards against can't occur. The first eager step after graph replays keeps the normal path, and so does every batch with a guided request.
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Measured with the same logic on 1.4.0rc1 (env-gated there), NVIDIA-Nemotron-3.5-Super-VL-120B-A12B-NVFP4, MTP max_draft_len: 3, guided_decoding_backend: xgrammar, CUDA graphs on, AIPerf 8K in / 1K out with unique prompts and no guided requests:
Structured output unchanged: 32 json_schema requests mixed with 64 unguided ones, thinking off and on, all valid with the patch.
guided_decoder.py is identical in 1.4.0rc2 and current main; this PR is the rc1 logic rebased onto main without the env gate. It has not been run on main itself. Unit tests: tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_guided_hostfunc_drain.py now covers the skip (4 new tests: the two that exercise the skip fail on main and pass here, and the other two pin the cases that must not skip; the fixture also sets the new skip state).
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With guided decoding configured, CapturableGuidedDecoder enqueues the grammar
host functions and drains the GPU after the target logits and after every
draft step of one-model speculative decoding, even when no request in the
batch is guided. Skip those calls in eager steps whose batch has no guided
request, when the previous step also ran eagerly (so no captured host node
can still be pending).
Signed-off-by: Juice <jvpflum@users.noreply.github.com>
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The decoder now tracks whether a step is eager and whether any request is guided. On eager steps with no guided requests, after a prior eager step, guided-decoding calls return early. Captured steps keep the normal path. Tests cover these conditions.
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Unguided eager-step skip
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Track eager-step skip state tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/guided_decoder.py, tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_guided_hostfunc_drain.py
The decoder initializes eager and skip flags. add_batch rotates the eager flags and records whether any request is guided. _skip_unguided_step decides once per step. On a skipped step, it removes the newest queue entry. The test fixture initializes the queue and state.
Guard execution and batch-add paths tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/guided_decoder.py
execute, add_draft_batch, add_accepted_batch, rollback_rejected_batch, and execute_draft_batch return early when the skip condition holds. Skipped calls do not run stream work, bitmask copies, or host-function drains.
Test skip and queue behavior tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_guided_hostfunc_drain.py
Tests check that an unguided eager step after an eager step skips grammar work and drain. Captured steps still enqueue calls without consuming queue entries. Guided batches run the full path. A skipped step removes only its own newest queue entry.
NVIDIA/TensorRT-LLM#20011: It skips guided-decoding work on unconstrained eager forwards and drains captured host functions, which matches the eager-skip behavior in this change.
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The change skips redundant guided-decoding work on unguided eager steps and keeps the normal path for guided batches, captured steps and the first eager step after graph replay. Production risk is low. One unit test helper should assert that the first eager step runs the normal path, so the skip test would catch a regression in the transition.
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(1) Skip when no request is guided and the previous step was eager: add_batch sets _no_guided_requests from guided_decoding_params of every request. _skip_unguided_step returns True only when _no_guided_requests and _prev_step_eager are both True. The guard returns early in execute, add_draft_batch, add_accepted_batch, rollback_rejected_batch, and execute_draft_batch, before build, bitmask copy, and _drain_host_functions. The decision is cached in _step_skip for the step, so paired calls in one step agree.
(2) Keep the normal path for the first eager step after graph replays: _cur_step_eager is set only by eager calls, and add_batch shifts it into _prev_step_eager. A graph-replay step leaves it False, so the next eager step drains. Capture (torch.cuda.is_current_stream_capturing()) returns False before any flag change.
(3) Keep the normal path for any batch with a guided request: _no_guided_requests is False for such a batch, so no skip occurs.
The skipped step pops its own newest queue entry. This keeps the queue aligned with CUDA-graph host nodes, which pop from the front. The change is consistent with the design comment and with the issue's safety condition.
The tests in tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_guided_hostfunc_drain.py cover skip, drain after a graph step, capture, guided batches, and queue removal. This review relied on code reading. The tests were not run here.
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The drain-test fixture builds the decoder with object.__new__, so the skip
state added in the previous commit was never set and the eager drain tests
would raise AttributeError. Set it as a batch with a guided request leaves it,
and add tests for the skip: an unguided eager step after an eager step skips
the grammar work and the drain, the first eager step after a graph step and a
captured step do not, and a skipped step consumes only its own queue entry.
Signed-off-by: Juice <jvpflum@users.noreply.github.com>
Exercise the add_batch transition in this test file.
This file sets _no_guided_requests and _prev_step_eager directly, so its skip assertions bypass CapturableGuidedDecoder.add_batch. A regression can mark a guided batch as unguided and make execute skip build and apply_bitmask while these tests still pass. The file also does not cover a guided batch after an eager step.
Add one case that submits a guided batch through add_batch after an unguided eager step and asserts that build and apply_bitmask run. Add a matching unguided case through add_batch and assert that the skip occurs. This is a gap in the changed unit file; indirect integration coverage elsewhere is not established.
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Add tests in the guided decoder test flow that submit batches through
`CapturableGuidedDecoder.add_batch` after an unguided eager step: verify a
guided batch causes `build` and `apply_bitmask` to run, and a matching unguided
batch is skipped. Avoid relying on direct assignments to `_no_guided_requests`
or `_prev_step_eager` for these transition assertions.
Exercise the production batch-add guards directly.
The added cases do not call add_draft_batch, and the fixture replaces add_accepted_batch with a mock. An unconditional return in either production method can therefore pass these tests. On a guided path, the return skips the token/count copies and token_event.record(), which can leave guided token data stale and omit the event record.
Add guided and unguided cases for both methods. Assert that the unguided path skips the copies and event recording, while the guided path performs them.
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Update the tests parameterized by _ENQUEUE_METHODS to exercise the real
add_draft_batch and add_accepted_batch methods instead of replacing
add_accepted_batch with a mock. Add guided and unguided cases for both methods,
asserting that unguided calls skip token/count copies and token_event.record(),
while guided calls perform the copies and record the event.
The rollback_rejected_batch case can pass if it invokes fetch_accepted_batch or rollback_rejected_tokens on the unguided skip path. Add assertions for both callbacks.
Coverage summary: test_guided_hostfunc_drain.py adds the parameterized unguided eager-step skip case for execute, execute_draft_batch, and rollback_rejected_batch. The complementary rollback tests cover normal restoration and captured-stream joining, but not skipped rollback callbacks.
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In the unguided skip-path assertions for the rollback_rejected_batch case,
verify that decoder.fetch_accepted_batch and decoder.rollback_rejected_tokens
are not called. Preserve the existing assertions for bitmask synchronization,
build, and apply_bitmask.
The captured-step test must assert the method-specific fetch, grammar, bitmask, and apply calls for each parameterized method. Seed the queue with a captured-step entry and assert that the entry remains after the call. The current state-only assertions allow an early return to omit the host functions needed on replay.
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Update the captured-step test around the `_step_skip` and `_cur_step_eager`
assertions to verify that each parameterized method enqueues its method-specific
fetch, grammar, bitmask, and apply calls. Seed the queue with a captured-step
entry, invoke the test’s capture path, and assert that the entry remains queued;
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- Around line 163-166: Add tests in the guided decoder test flow that submit
batches through `CapturableGuidedDecoder.add_batch` after an unguided eager
step: verify a guided batch causes `build` and `apply_bitmask` to run, and a
matching unguided batch is skipped. Avoid relying on direct assignments to
`_no_guided_requests` or `_prev_step_eager` for these transition assertions.
- Line 169: Update the tests parameterized by _ENQUEUE_METHODS to exercise the
real add_draft_batch and add_accepted_batch methods instead of replacing
add_accepted_batch with a mock. Add guided and unguided cases for both methods,
asserting that unguided calls skip token/count copies and token_event.record(),
while guided calls perform the copies and record the event.
- Around line 176-178: In the unguided skip-path assertions for the
rollback_rejected_batch case, verify that decoder.fetch_accepted_batch and
decoder.rollback_rejected_tokens are not called. Preserve the existing
assertions for bitmask synchronization, build, and apply_bitmask.
- Around line 198-199: Update the captured-step test around the `_step_skip` and
`_cur_step_eager` assertions to verify that each parameterized method enqueues
its method-specific fetch, grammar, bitmask, and apply calls. Seed the queue
with a captured-step entry, invoke the test’s capture path, and assert that the
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Address review: run the guided and unguided transitions through the real
add_batch, test the add_draft_batch and add_accepted_batch guards on both
paths, assert that a skipped rollback runs no host functions, and assert
that a captured step enqueues its work and keeps its queue entry.
Signed-off-by: Juice <jvpflum@users.noreply.github.com>
Added in the latest commit, for the Nov 4 notes on this test file: guided and unguided batches now go through the real add_batch; add_draft_batch and add_accepted_batch are tested on both paths; a skipped rollback asserts that no host functions run; and a captured step asserts that it enqueues its work and keeps its queue entry. Each new test fails when the guard it covers is removed.
Test a mixed batch before relying on the guided-request check.
This fixture supplies only one request. Replacing any(...) in CapturableGuidedDecoder.add_batch with a check of the first request would leave both transition tests green. A batch with an unguided request followed by a guided request would then skip grammar work. Add that order and assert that build and apply_bitmask run. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the guided-request test fixture used with
CapturableGuidedDecoder.add_batch to include an unguided request followed by a
guided request, and assert that build and apply_bitmask run for this mixed
batch.
Cover batch-add methods during an unguided capture.
Both batch-add tests run with capturing=False. An erroneous eager-only skip check could therefore suppress token copies and event recording during CUDA graph capture without failing either test. Run both methods with unguided step state and capturing=True, then assert that each records the token event and performs its expected copies. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update both batch-add tests using _BATCH_ADD_METHODS to run with unguided step
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- Line 254: Update `_decoder_after_an_eager_step` to assert that the first
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CapturableGuidedDecoder.add_batch to include an unguided request followed by a
guided request, and assert that build and apply_bitmask run for this mixed
batch.
- Line 314: Update both batch-add tests using _BATCH_ADD_METHODS to run with
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Resolve the guided_decoder.py conflict with NVIDIA#20903 (batch numbering and
take_failed_requests): add_batch hands the batch over with
_hand_over_batch, then sets the skip state; a skipped execute or
execute_draft_batch returns None like the normal path. The drain test
fixture sets _num_added_batches as __init__ does.
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… and batch adds under capture
Address review: assert that the first eager step after a non-eager step builds and drains before the skip tests reuse that decoder, and that add_draft_batch and add_accepted_batch still copy and record while a CUDA graph is being captured, even for an unguided batch.
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CapturableGuidedDecoderskips guided-decoding work on eager steps. A step is skipped when the batch has no guided requests and the previous step also ran eagerly. Graph capture and the first eager step after graph replay keep the normal path. Skipped methods (execute,add_draft_batch,add_accepted_batch,rollback_rejected_batch,execute_draft_batch) return before stream work, bitmask copies, or host-function drains. Skipping pops the newest entry fromself.queue. Verify queue alignment across graph-replay and eager-step transitions, because this is the only queue change on this path.The linked issue reports throughput gains and structured-output results on TensorRT-LLM 1.4.0rc1. It does not report validation of this patch on main. Current review-finding counts are unavailable.
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Changed test file:
tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_guided_hostfunc_drain.py(added, +186 lines). It covers:add_batchtransitions.This is a unit test, so no
test-db/orqa/list entry is expected. Coverage verdict:sufficient.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/pyexecutor/guided_decoder.py: Verify that guided batches keep normal behavior. Verify that unguided eager steps skip work only after another eager step. Check graph-replay transitions and the draft, accepted-token, and rollback paths. Check that structured-output requests remain valid.tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_guided_hostfunc_drain.py: Unit tests for skip behavior, batch transitions, capture, and queue handling. Not an integration test-list entry.Description
Fixes #21460.
With
guided_decoding_backendconfigured,CapturableGuidedDecoderenqueues its grammar host functions and then waits on the GPU in_drain_host_functionsafter the target logits and after every draft step of one-model speculative decoding. In an eager step (prefill or mixed prefill/decode) that is 4 waits per step with 3 MTP draft tokens. It happens even when no request in the batch is guided, and for such a batch every one of those calls is a no-op.This change skips the guided-decoding host functions, bitmask copies and drains in an eager step when no request in the batch is guided and the previous step also ran eagerly. The second condition means no host function captured in an earlier CUDA-graph step can still be pending, so the deadlock
_drain_host_functionsguards against can't occur. The first eager step after graph replays keeps the normal path, and so does every batch with a guided request.Test Coverage
max_draft_len: 3,guided_decoding_backend: xgrammar, CUDA graphs on, AIPerf 8K in / 1K out with unique prompts and no guided requests:json_schemarequests mixed with 64 unguided ones, thinking off and on, all valid with the patch.guided_decoder.pyis identical in 1.4.0rc2 and current main; this PR is the rc1 logic rebased onto main without the env gate. It has not been run on main itself. Unit tests:tests/unittest/_torch/speculative/hw_agnostic/test_guided_hostfunc_drain.pynow covers the skip (4 new tests: the two that exercise the skip fail on main and pass here, and the other two pin the cases that must not skip; the fixture also sets the new skip state).PR Checklist