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minimaxM3Fp8IndexerQKNormRopeKernel drops a row whose out_cache_loc entry is negative and one whose page is past the end of the cache. Both guards are exercised today by a single case with slots [0, -1, 128] over three tokens, which leaves three gaps. It asserts only that the pages flanking the cache view stay zero. A stray store that lands on a valid page at an offset no live row claimed clears both guard regions and goes unnoticed, so pin every unwritten slot to zero too. It covers one out-of-range slot, the first page past the end at offset zero. Add an out-of-range slot with a nonzero page offset and one a further page out, since page and offset come from separate truncation arithmetic. Its three slots interleave a sentinel between two valid ones, whereas the padding this defends against presents a live prefix followed by a sentinel tail. Run a 17-row extent over a 4-page cache with a 4-row live prefix, and again with no live rows at all, which is the case where nothing may be written anywhere. Slot tails are chosen to land inside the guard region rather than outside the allocation, so a regression trips an assert instead of faulting: -1 truncates to page 0 at offset -1, one token below the base, and the largest tail slot reaches two pages past the last, well inside the two guard pages above. The file already runs in l0_h100 via the unittest/_torch/thop/ parallel_hw_agnostic entry, so no test list changes. Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
A piecewise CUDA graph pads token-shaped inputs up to its capture bucket without adding requests to go with them, so q can outrun the rows the batch has. The decode kernels derive a request as token // decode_query_len, so a padded q reads page table rows and sequence lengths past the batch's last one. minimax_m3_attn_custom_op_inplace already clipped to the live token count, but two paths were left uncovered. _forward_attention_core's non-compiled branch dispatched the full-height q. It is padded all the same, since the bucket is agreed across ranks. Pull the clip into _dispatch_attention_over_live_tokens so both branches share it rather than each kernel repeating it. The clip also left output's pad rows as new_empty supplied them. No kernel writes them and they flow on into the rest of the network, where nobody can tell leftover bytes from a real NaN, so zero them. Promote the Triton sparse decode's shape check to check_decode_span_shape and apply it to trtllm-gen dense decode too, which had none. Its multi-CTA KV counters are sized against max_num_requests, so a batch read out of a longer q undersizes them. The two kernels take the same num_tokens, block table and seq_lens slices from MsaDecodeFmha.run, so this enforces on the dense path an invariant its sparse sibling already required. Naming the kernel is the point: the alternative is an assert several frames inside one of them. Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
The fused FP8 index producer runs on hidden_states, ahead of the clip the attention dispatch applies, so under a piecewise CUDA graph it sees the capture bucket's padded height rather than the step's live token count. It cannot be trimmed there: it sits inside the captured region, and a host-side count would make its shape dynamic and defeat the capture. So it passes msa_out_cache_loc[:padded] and the tail reaches minimax_m3_fp8_indexer_qk_norm_rope. That kernel already declines a negative slot and bounds the store from above by the cache's page count. What it has no way to recognize is a tail that was never reset: msa_out_cache_loc is allocated empty and written only up to total_new_tokens, so a step following a larger one finds that step's valid slot ids sitting past its own live count. Those address real pages, pass both guards, and are written - silently, into whichever request owns them. Fill the buffer with -1 before staging the mapping, which is the sentinel the guards were written against. write_kv_slots now takes the live token count and writes only that prefix. The sentinel tail is contiguous by construction, so this is a host-side slice and costs no device sync, unlike masking on out_cache_loc >= 0. The argument is required, because there is no default that is safe to assume and the padded height is exactly what a caller would pass by accident; making every call site state its live count is the point. Its failure mode is the quiet one: torch wraps negative indices, so a -1 slot writes into the last page rather than raising. write_msa_main_kv threads the count through from the phase slice it is handed, and the two triton_backend helpers pass their own row count, which is already sentinel-free - build_paged_kv_slot_mapping emits one real slot per new token. The tests cover the shrinking-step case the fill exists for, the eager writer against a sentinel-padded input, and the refusal to write against an unprepared step's slots. Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
Both guards against a padded step were covered only in isolation. The span check was exercised by calling it with integers, and the live-token clip by calling it with a stand-in backend, so neither test says anything about whether the guard is reached. Deleting the call from either decode kernel, or dispatching to the backend without going through the clip, left the suite green, which is the shape of regression that put the guards there. The decode kernels are now driven through their own entry points with a q that does not cover the batch. Both read their shapes before touching a device, so this costs no GPU, and the dense kernel is handed no cache manager to show it declines before consulting one. Which callers reach the attention backend is itself the invariant, so the clip is covered by reading it off the module: the backend dispatch must be reached from the clipping helper alone. A second path that skipped the clip would name itself in the failure. Signed-off-by: Balaram Buddharaju <169953907+brb-nv@users.noreply.github.com>
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This is a port of #18673 to main.
Root cause:
With attention DP and piecewise CUDA graphs, the FP8 indexer runs over the padded token extent, so the -1 sentinel tail of
msa_out_cache_locreaches the kernel - which divided without a sign check, turning slot -1 into page 0 / within-page -1 and writing 128 bytes below the index-K cache base on every padded row of every sparse layer.Fix:
The kernel now skips padded rows (slot < 0) and bounds the same store from above with the cache's page count, and the eager fallback
write_kv_slotstakes the live token count and writes only that prefix - no device sync, since the sentinel tail is contiguous by construction.Test Coverage
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write_kv_slotsnow requiresnum_live_tokens. It rejects counts outside the slot or value row extents, skips zero-row writes, and limits writes to live rows. Callers must pass the new argument.-1and tracks the live-token count for index-K writes.attn_metadata.num_tokensand zeros unused output rows. Both decode paths use a shared query-span check.write_msa_main_kvnow requiresnum_live_tokens; its callers pass the live-token count.QA Engineer Review
tests/unittest/_torch/attention/sparse/msa/test_msa_backend.py,tests/unittest/_torch/models/test_minimax_m3.py, andtests/unittest/_torch/thop/parallel_hw_agnostic/test_minimax_m3_fp8_indexer.py.Per-File QA Perspective
tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/backends/sparse/minimax_m3/kernels/msa_utils.py: Verify decode-span validation and that K/V writes receive the correct live-token count.tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/backends/sparse/minimax_m3/kernels/paged_cache.py: Verify the requirednum_live_tokensargument, invalid-count errors, zero-count behavior, and writes limited to live rows.tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/backends/sparse/minimax_m3/kernels/triton_sparse_decode.py: Verify the shared decode-span check rejects inconsistent query spans.tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/backends/sparse/minimax_m3/kernels/trtllm_gen_dense_decode.py: Verify shape validation occurs before cache-pool lookup and scratch-buffer setup.tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/backends/sparse/minimax_m3/msa_backend.py: Verify metadata clears stale slot tails and passes the staged live-token count to index-K writes.tensorrt_llm/_torch/attention/backends/sparse/minimax_m3/triton_backend.py: Verify both cache writer paths pass the number of live value rows.tensorrt_llm/_torch/models/modeling_minimaxm3.py: Verify padded attention inputs are clipped and unused output rows are zeroed in eager and compiled paths.tests/unittest/_torch/attention/sparse/msa/test_msa_backend.py: Covers decode-span errors, slot-tail reset, live-token write bounds, and metadata readiness. This unit test is not listed in the integration CI or manual-QA lists.tests/unittest/_torch/models/test_minimax_m3.py: Covers clipped dispatch, zeroed padded outputs, and dispatch call wiring. This unit test is not listed in the integration CI or manual-QA lists.tests/unittest/_torch/thop/parallel_hw_agnostic/test_minimax_m3_fp8_indexer.py: Covers padded tails and guard-region integrity for FP8 indexer writes. This unit test is not listed in the integration CI or manual-QA lists.