Add A5 HBG AICore scheduler contracts - #2056
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds resident AICore scheduler wire contracts, state layout and initialization helpers, cache and GM memory operations, graph validation and dispatch materialization helpers, topology mapping, and host contract tests. ChangesResident scheduler runtime
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR adds shared scheduler contracts for future AICore execution, but the current changes can strip native device qualifiers on CCE builds, leave A5 and A2A3 contract definitions inconsistent, and permit unsafe layout initialization if malformed metadata reaches the new API. Production scheduling is not yet switched over, but these bounded build and contract-safety risks require owner follow-up before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SchedulerGraphView
participant scheduler_classify_task_shape
participant scheduler_materialize_task_payload_resolved
participant DispatchPayload
SchedulerGraphView->>scheduler_classify_task_shape: read task descriptor and fan-in data
scheduler_classify_task_shape->>scheduler_materialize_task_payload_resolved: provide validated task shape
scheduler_materialize_task_payload_resolved->>DispatchPayload: write arguments and sub_block_id
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75-75: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSynchronize the corresponding A2A3 contract files in this change. The A5 tree adds the fan-in wire contract and related shared edits, but the corresponding A2A3 files remain out of sync. Apply the same changes to the A2A3 tree: add
TASKPAYLOAD_FANIN_DELTA_OFFSETand the fan-in offset assertion, copy the updatedGlobalContextlifecycle comments, copy thesub_block_iddocumentation change, and copy thestatic_cast<uintptr_t>(CHIP_ALIGN_SIZE)change. Keep corresponding files byte-for-byte identical.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/scheduler_types.h`:
- Around line 625-635: Move the __gm__, __aicore__, and __host__ fallback
definitions into the existing host-only guard, ensuring they are not defined
during __CCE_AICORE__ builds. Preserve the native AICore qualifiers for
scheduler_memory.h and aicore_executor.cpp.
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In `@src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/dispatch_payload.h`:
- Line 75: Maintain byte-for-byte parity by applying the corresponding changes
in both trees: update dispatch_payload.h at
src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/dispatch_payload.h:75 and
src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/dispatch_payload.h:75 with the fan-in
delta constant and GlobalContext lifecycle comments; copy the sub_block_id
documentation change from
src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/common/intrinsic.h:109-111 to
src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/common/intrinsic.h:109-111; and apply the
CHIP_ALIGN_SIZE cast change in async_wait.h at
src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/async_wait.h:36 and
src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/async_wait.h:36.
Apply the same fix in
`@src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/dispatch_payload.h` at line 75: Covers
the missing fan-in offset constant and assertion in the sibling scheduler tree.
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Add the shared scheduler state layout, graph view, GM primitives, and worker topology mapping while keeping the legacy AICPU scheduler buildable. Derive compact AICore metadata from the existing ActiveMask and TaskAttrs contracts, preserve direct whole-graph task indexing for arbitrary capacities, and lock cache-line layouts with focused C++ tests. Reject invalid graph bounds before GM payload access, bind the fanin wire offset to TaskPayload, and define the resident GlobalContext lane from the selected task subslot.
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…mon (#2060) The a2a3 and a5 host_build_graph trees were near-duplicates. Every host-side source the two held byte-identically now lives once in src/common/host_build_graph; the arch trees keep the scheduler, the AICPU and AICore sources, and what genuinely differs. Net -10,700 lines in src/, no behavioral change. - src/common/host_build_graph splits its .cpp files into host/, device/ and shared/ subdirectories naming the targets that compile them. The split is required because every build_config source_dirs entry is collected by a recursive glob, and host-only code uses the STL containers the AICPU target forbids. - That directory is also on every hbg target's include path, which is what lets the runtime-agnostic platform/ and common/worker/ sources reach this runtime's runtime.h and types.h by bare name: they resolve to the shared copies when compiled for host_build_graph and to tensormap_and_ringbuffer's own copies when compiled for that runtime. "runtime" precedes the shared directory on the path, so an arch-local header of the same name still wins. - Sources under src/common name the shared headers with their host_build_graph/ prefix rather than relying on that include path, because cpput compiles them with its own include configuration. Only the runtime-agnostic files keep bare names, which is what keeps them usable from either runtime. - RUNTIME_MAX_WORKER resolves through PLATFORM_MAX_CORES instead of a literal 72 / 108 spelled twice per architecture, which leaves runtime.h and scheduler_context.h identical across the two. The value is still per-arch, it comes from the platform's own core count as tensormap_and_ringbuffer has always spelled it, and an absent definition is a compile error rather than a silently wrong struct layout. - The remaining drift between the copies is collapsed: three include guards to #pragma once, two blank lines, and comment text that had diverged. - cpput's twelve repeated five-file source lists become one HBG_ORCH_SHARED_SOURCES, now that both architectures compile the same translation units. Ten files still differ by architecture. Six carry #2056's A5 scheduler contracts (scheduler_types.h, dispatch_payload.h, intrinsic.h, async_wait.h, aicore_executor.cpp, scheduler_dispatch.cpp); the rest are runtime_maker.cpp (a5 exports simpler_aicpu_query_topology), scheduler_completion.cpp (the a5 PMU record carries the AICore register token), sdma_completion_scheduler.h (a2a3 invalidates the record's cache line) and runtime_compile_info.cpp (orchestration toolchain selection, where a2a3's copy looks cloned from tmr without adjusting).
The AICPU scheduler aborts with SIMPLER_ERROR_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT after a wall-clock budget of no task progress. That budget was defined twice, in two different shapes: sim/aicpu/spin_hint.h held a 10 s literal, while onboard/aicpu/spin_hint.h forwarded to PLATFORM_ONBOARD_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS in each arch's platform_config.h. Onboard needed the indirection because the host reads the same value for timeout-ordering validation and cannot include an AICPU header; sim, having no STARS or ACL timeout to order against, kept its own copy. Both variants run the same no-progress watchdog, so define the budget once as PLATFORM_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS in platform_config.h, which every build already includes unconditionally, and raise it to 20 s. Sim needs the headroom: its AICPU scheduler threads share host cores with the AICore threads doing the work, so a matmul-heavy kernel making real progress could miss a 10 s window and be reaped as a deadlock. Onboard still fires well before the 45 s STARS op-execute timeout, keeping the ordering the args dump depends on (20 s < 45 s < 50 s, and stream-sync covers scheduler + the 1.5 s arming guard). Both spin_hint.h headers now define no constant; sim gains the platform_config.h include the onboard one already had. This also removes two local redefinitions that existed only because spin_hint.h is absent from some include paths. Both host_build_graph trees carried a placeholder under host_runtime_EXPORTS, and a5's #else branch resolved to PLATFORM_ONBOARD_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS unconditionally (hw-native-sys#2056), so an a5sim host_build_graph AICPU build silently ran the onboard budget rather than the sim one. platform_config.h is reachable everywhere, so the placeholders are unnecessary and both trees now match their tmr siblings. Verified: all 8 platform/runtime variants build; 128/128 C++ unit tests pass, including the default-value assertion in test_runtime_timeout_config.cpp; tensormap_and_ringbuffer and host_build_graph scene tests pass on a2a3sim. CI is unaffected — every job pins SIMPLER_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS explicitly (2000 onboard, 5000 sim). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The AICPU scheduler aborts with SIMPLER_ERROR_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT after a wall-clock budget of no task progress. That budget was defined twice, in two different shapes: sim/aicpu/spin_hint.h held a 10 s literal, while onboard/aicpu/spin_hint.h forwarded to PLATFORM_ONBOARD_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS in each arch's platform_config.h. Onboard needed the indirection because the host reads the same value for timeout-ordering validation and cannot include an AICPU header; sim, having no STARS or ACL timeout to order against, kept its own copy. Both variants run the same no-progress watchdog, so define the budget once as PLATFORM_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS in platform_config.h, which every build already includes unconditionally, and raise it to 20 s. Sim needs the headroom: its AICPU scheduler threads share host cores with the AICore threads doing the work, so a matmul-heavy kernel making real progress could miss a 10 s window and be reaped as a deadlock. Onboard still fires well before the 45 s STARS op-execute timeout, keeping the ordering the args dump depends on (20 s < 45 s < 50 s, and stream-sync covers scheduler + the 1.5 s arming guard). Both spin_hint.h headers now define no constant; sim gains the platform_config.h include the onboard one already had. This also removes two local redefinitions that existed only because spin_hint.h is absent from some include paths. Both host_build_graph trees carried a placeholder under host_runtime_EXPORTS, and a5's #else branch resolved to PLATFORM_ONBOARD_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS unconditionally (hw-native-sys#2056), so an a5sim host_build_graph AICPU build silently ran the onboard budget rather than the sim one. platform_config.h is reachable everywhere, so the placeholders are unnecessary and both trees now match their tmr siblings. Verified: all 8 platform/runtime variants build; 128/128 C++ unit tests pass, including the default-value assertion in test_runtime_timeout_config.cpp; tensormap_and_ringbuffer and host_build_graph scene tests pass on a2a3sim. CI is unaffected — every job pins SIMPLER_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS explicitly (2000 onboard, 5000 sim).
) The AICPU scheduler aborts with SIMPLER_ERROR_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT after a wall-clock budget of no task progress. That budget was defined twice, in two different shapes: sim/aicpu/spin_hint.h held a 10 s literal, while onboard/aicpu/spin_hint.h forwarded to PLATFORM_ONBOARD_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS in each arch's platform_config.h. Onboard needed the indirection because the host reads the same value for timeout-ordering validation and cannot include an AICPU header; sim, having no STARS or ACL timeout to order against, kept its own copy. Both variants run the same no-progress watchdog, so define the budget once as PLATFORM_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS in platform_config.h, which every build already includes unconditionally, and raise it to 20 s. Sim needs the headroom: its AICPU scheduler threads share host cores with the AICore threads doing the work, so a matmul-heavy kernel making real progress could miss a 10 s window and be reaped as a deadlock. Onboard still fires well before the 45 s STARS op-execute timeout, keeping the ordering the args dump depends on (20 s < 45 s < 50 s, and stream-sync covers scheduler + the 1.5 s arming guard). Both spin_hint.h headers now define no constant; sim gains the platform_config.h include the onboard one already had. This also removes two local redefinitions that existed only because spin_hint.h is absent from some include paths. Both host_build_graph trees carried a placeholder under host_runtime_EXPORTS, and a5's #else branch resolved to PLATFORM_ONBOARD_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS unconditionally (#2056), so an a5sim host_build_graph AICPU build silently ran the onboard budget rather than the sim one. platform_config.h is reachable everywhere, so the placeholders are unnecessary and both trees now match their tmr siblings. Verified: all 8 platform/runtime variants build; 128/128 C++ unit tests pass, including the default-value assertion in test_runtime_timeout_config.cpp; tensormap_and_ringbuffer and host_build_graph scene tests pass on a2a3sim. CI is unaffected — every job pins SIMPLER_SCHEDULER_TIMEOUT_MS explicitly (2000 onboard, 5000 sim).
Why
The A5
host_build_graphscheduler needs a stable shared contract before dependency resolution and dispatch can move onto resident AICore workers. The contract must preserve the existingActiveMask,TaskAttrs,TaskPayload, and legacy AICPU scheduler behavior while giving later scheduler layers bounded graph access and cache-line-stable state.What changed
TaskPayload.Testing
cmake -B tests/ut/cpp/build -S tests/ut/cpp && cmake --build tests/ut/cpp/build --target test_a5_hbg_scheduler_contracts -j 16 && ctest --test-dir tests/ut/cpp/build -R "^test_a5_hbg_scheduler_contracts$" --output-on-failure— target built and 1/1 test passed.git diff --check origin/main...HEAD— passed.pre-commit run --from-ref origin/main --to-ref HEADpassed every other applicable hook and successfully built the sim runtimes, but the local image has noclang-tidyexecutable, so that hook could not run locally; CI will run the complete gate.