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Add: regression UTs for the Graph boundary scalar pool bound - #1941
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughGraph boundary scalar pools now use ChangesGraph boundary capacity
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In `@tests/ut/cpp/common/test_hbg_graph_cache.cpp`:
- Around line 54-55: Update the test helpers make_test_definition and
make_test_submission to handle boundary_scalar_count == 0 safely: either reject
zero with an explicit precondition before size arithmetic and image writes, or
omit the BOUNDARY scalar reference and avoid writing boundary data when the pool
is empty. Preserve existing behavior for positive counts.
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Reject a zero-sized boundary scalar pool in these helpers.
boundary_scalar_count == 0 wraps at Line 90 and Lines 136-137. make_test_submission then writes outside image.
Add a nonzero precondition, or generate a definition without a BOUNDARY scalar reference when the pool is empty.
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In `@tests/ut/cpp/common/test_hbg_graph_cache.cpp` around lines 54 - 55, Update
the test helpers make_test_definition and make_test_submission to handle
boundary_scalar_count == 0 safely: either reject zero with an explicit
precondition before size arithmetic and image writes, or omit the BOUNDARY
scalar reference and avoid writing boundary data when the pool is empty.
Preserve existing behavior for positive counts.
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bind_graph_topology bounds the boundary scalar pool by GRAPH_MAX_SCALAR_ARGS (64), not the per-task MAX_SCALAR_ARGS (16); the mismatch shipped Definitions the device refused at localize (hw-native-sys#1939). No case in CI crosses a boundary wider than 16 scalars any more — the DSv4 HBG case's block decomposition brought every boundary under 16 — so the bound has no scene-level regression coverage. - UT: a pool wider than one task payload (MAX_SCALAR_ARGS + 3) localizes and materializes, and a node reads the pool's last entry; fails against the pre-hw-native-sys#1939 check - UT: a pool beyond GRAPH_MAX_SCALAR_ARGS is rejected at localize - Correct the GraphTaskArgs sizing comment in both arch pto_types.h: the boundary ships to the device in the submission image and is read there, so widening it also costs submission-image bytes
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…:set (#1951) `PTO2TaskSlotState::task` became a `SelfRelativePtr<PTO2TaskDescriptor>` in #1947, which deletes copy-assignment on purpose -- the stored value is a delta from the field's own address, so assigning one from a raw pointer or another field would silently retarget it. That change converted the three call sites in `test_hbg_graph_cache.cpp` it could see. The two in `LocalizesBoundaryScalarPoolWiderThanTaskPayload` and `RejectsBoundaryScalarPoolBeyondContract` arrived from #1941 while it was in review, so neither PR's own CI ever compiled both halves together, and `test_graph_cache` has not built on main since they merged: tests/ut/cpp/common/test_hbg_graph_cache.cpp:444:24: error: no match for 'operator=' (operand types are 'simpler::hbg::SelfRelativePtr<PTO2TaskDescriptor>' and 'PTO2TaskDescriptor*') Both now use `outer_slot.task.set(&outer_task)`, the form the file's other three slots already use. Verified locally: `test_graph_cache` and `test_a5_graph_cache` both build, and `ctest -R graph_cache -LE requires_hardware` passes 2/2.
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`PTO2TaskSlotState::task` is a `SelfRelativePtr`, whose copy-assignment is deleted and which offers no `operator=(T *)`: a delta only means something relative to where it is stored, so every write goes through `set()`. `test_hbg_graph_cache.cpp` assigns a raw pointer at two of its five binding sites, which fails to compile: test_hbg_graph_cache.cpp:444: no match for 'operator=' (operand types are 'simpler::hbg::SelfRelativePtr<PTO2TaskDescriptor>' and 'PTO2TaskDescriptor*') Both sites are in the boundary-scalar-pool regressions added by hw-native-sys#1941, against the representation hw-native-sys#1947 introduced; the two landed without seeing each other, so ut-cpp is red on the default branch. Reproduced on a clean a5c6093. Two `std::lock_guard` uses become `std::scoped_lock` in the same file that the graph orchestration change touches: clang-tidy checks a modified file in full and `modernize-use-scoped-lock` rejects them. ctest: 114/114.
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Summary
Follow-up to #1939, which fixed
bind_graph_topologyto bound the Graph boundary scalar pool byGRAPH_MAX_SCALAR_ARGS(64) instead of the per-taskMAX_SCALAR_ARGS(16). That fix landed without tests, and no scene case exercises the bound any more: the DSv4 HBG case's block decomposition brought every boundary under 16 scalars, so a regression would not turn any CI check red.MAX_SCALAR_ARGS + 3= 19, the width the pre-split DSv4 body shipped) localizes, materializes, and a node reads the pool's last entry. Fails against the pre-Fix: record Graph dependencies from the writer, not the allocator #1939 check (verified by reverting the bound locally).GRAPH_MAX_SCALAR_ARGSis refused at localize.GraphTaskArgssizing comment in both archpto_types.h: "the boundary is read host-side only" predates the shared-Definition upload — the boundary now ships in the submission image and is read on device by the materialize pass, so widening it also costs submission-image bytes (not only orchestration stack).Testing
test_graph_cache/test_a5_graph_cache: 20/20 pass on current main (includes the two new tests)