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I didn't have time to dig into the code today. I ran test-backend-ops and the perf is improved. codex suggested using V=32, and I get another almost 2x speedup from that. |
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Overview
This is a Vulkan port of the CUDA chunked kernel in #29353 to NV_coopmat2 and KHR_coopmat_maintenance1. The perf delta is much smaller than on CUDA, because I am missing some tuning options that CUDA has and because the Vulkan scan kernel is significantly better than CUDA's. This may not be worth the complexity, but I want to open it as draft to get some feedback from @jeffbolznv. It is a significant op-level speedup, but not on the model-level yet.
On the AMD side it requires radv built from upstream for maintenance1 support, since no released version supports it yet.
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