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Gate this test on the VMM allocation mode used by PooledPhysMemAllocator.
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KVCacheManagerV2 shipped two implementations of the same subsystem behind TLLM_KV_CACHE_MANAGER_V2_BACKEND. The C++ port is the default, is what CI exercises, and is the only backend newer features support, so the Python implementation was carrying duplicate block-key hashing, eviction and stats logic that had to stay bit-identical to C++, plus a mypyc and rawref build pipeline that existed only to make it fast enough to matter. tensorrt_llm/runtime/kv_cache_manager_v2/ is now a re-export shim over the nanobind module plus the _introspection dispatcher: 36 tracked files down to 4. Consumers that reached into private submodules move to the package surface. The KV-aware router's V2 hashing is expressed with the existing sequence_to_blockchain_keys, since every caller chains from a reuse-scope root, so v2_sha256_block_hasher is gone and no hashing binding was needed. Only the native disaggregated bounce buffer needed something new: PooledPhysMemAllocator and VirtMem wrap the existing cudaVirtMem, and are registered on the _introspection submodule rather than the package surface because they carry no stability promise. Streaming KV events (kv_cache_config.kv_events_config) are dropped. The sink is duck-typed Python and the C++ radix tree calls its sink natively, so there is no live path; validate_streaming_support now rejects the config and points at the buffered path via event_buffer_max_size. The interface is kept as a stub and its tests are skipped rather than deleted. The --mypyc flag, TRTLLM_ENABLE_MYPYC, setup_mypyc.py, the rawref C extension and the setup.py packaging surgery they required are all removed. Signed-off-by: Yao Yao <lowsfer@users.noreply.github.com>
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Iteration statistics are keyed by life cycle and report recurrent (SSM) page
movement alongside attention movement, while the global cache-hit counters stay
attention-only. That split had no test on the C++ side: the only coverage lived
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- offload and onboard are reported for both life cycles, with byte counts
matching each life cycle's slot size
- an SSM onboard leaves allocTotalBlocks / allocNewBlocks to attention
- host drops are reported for both life cycles
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Overall LGTM; I left 2 minor comments. Thanks!
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The documented fast-mode command sets PYTHONPATH to tensorrt_llm/runtime, so bindings is not importable until kv_cache_manager_v2._load_cpp_module() loads it from the package root. This new import precedes that bootstrap and fails with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'bindings'.
Suggestion: move this to below the from kv_cache_manager_v2 import (...) block.
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The bounce buffer now calls this constructor with initial physical chunks. If their allocation throws, extend() rolls back mapped chunks, but failed C++ construction bypasses ~VirtMem(), leaving the address range reserved. PS: The previous Python destructor freed it.
Since create_bounce() catches allocation errors and continues, please add constructor rollback for the reservation and a failure-injection test checking balanced reserve/free calls.
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The bounce buffer now uses this native constructor, whose initial extend() can throw after cuMemAddressReserve() succeeds. A failed C++ constructor does not run ~VirtMem, so the allocation-race fallback in create_bounce() leaves the virtual address reservation allocated. Please cover reservation cleanup during failed construction as well. This concerns VA space, not retained physical GPU memory.
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The root skip and final-token exclusion look consistent with previous behavior. Please add a focused module test comparing native results against fixed legacy hashes, including salted inputs and block boundaries.
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If they are unused, why don't we remove them from validate_streaming_support's arguments?
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Do we plan to remove StreamingKVCacheEventManager? Can we remove it in this PR?
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Do we need to remove the existing mypy checks?
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Removing _BACKEND and this admission check also requires migrating test_quantization_for_cold_page.py. Four tests still start with monkeypatch.setattr(runtime_v2_mod, "_BACKEND", ...), which now raises AttributeError before their assertions. The first also expects the deleted Python-backend rejection, so raising=False alone would still fail. Please remove those obsolete patches/assertions while retaining the SM100, speculative-mode, and estimation checks.
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KVCacheManagerV2 shipped two implementations of the same subsystem behind
TLLM_KV_CACHE_MANAGER_V2_BACKEND. The C++ port is the default, is what CI exercises, andis the only backend newer features support, so the Python implementation was carrying
duplicate block-key hashing, eviction and stats logic that had to stay bit-identical to
C++, plus a mypyc +
rawrefbuild pipeline that existed only to make it fast enough tomatter.
tensorrt_llm/runtime/kv_cache_manager_v2/is now a re-export shim over the nanobindmodule plus the backend-agnostic
_introspectiondispatcher: 36 tracked files down to 4,net −13k lines.
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behaviour that only the deleted Python tests guarded.
New bindings
Only one consumer needed native support. The KV-aware router's V2 hashing is expressed with
the existing
sequence_to_blockchain_keys(every caller chains from a reuse-scope root, andits first yielded pair is that root), so
v2_sha256_block_hasheris gone and no hashingbinding was added. Equivalence was verified against a reference implementation of the old
per-chunk chaining across 3 block sizes x 2 algorithms x salted/unsalted -- byte-identical --
and against golden digests captured from the Python hasher before deleting it.
The native disaggregated bounce buffer did need something:
PooledPhysMemAllocatorandVirtMemwrap the existingcudaVirtMem.{h,cpp}. They register on the_introspectionsubmodule, not the package surface, because they carry no stability promise -- the package
namespace is the stable surface. Three members total (
device_id,address,destroy); thepackage's exported API shrinks from 74 to 72 symbols.
BREAKING
TLLM_KV_CACHE_MANAGER_V2_BACKEND=pythonno longer exists.build_wheel.py --mypycandTRTLLM_ENABLE_MYPYCare gone, along withsetup_mypyc.py,the
rawrefC extension and thesetup.pypackaging surgery they required.kv_cache_config.kv_events_config) are dropped. The sink isduck-typed Python and the C++ radix tree calls its sink natively, so there is no live
path.
validate_streaming_supportnow rejects the config and points at the buffered pathvia
event_buffer_max_size. The interface is kept as a stub and its tests are skippedrather than deleted, so a native sink can restore it later.
Test coverage
Deleting the Python implementation orphaned
test_kv_cache_stats_life_cycles.py, whichdrove the Python page-movement recorders through a duck-typed stand-in. That behaviour —
SSM/recurrent life cycles appearing in iteration stats, with global cache-hit counters
staying attention-only — was fixed in both backends by #17447, but only ever tested in
Python, and no C++ test builds an SSM life cycle at all.
The second commit closes that with a hybrid attention + SSM fixture (the first in the C++
suite) and three cases: offload/onboard per life cycle, the attention-only alloc-counter
guard, and host drops. Each was confirmed to fail when the life-cycle filters are restored
in
KvCache::_recordMigratedSlots/_recordDroppedPages— a regression lock that cannotdetect the regression is worthless.
Host-drop coverage is new for attention too; nothing asserted it against a live manager
before.
Verification
kvCacheManagerV2StatsTest: 13/13 (10 pre-existing + 3 new)tests/unittest/kv_cache_manager_v2_tests/: 255 passed, 20 skippedtests/unittest/_torch/executor/kv_cache/: 788 passedexecutor/test_stats_serializer.py,disaggregated/test_router.py: greenAll run on a B200. Note the local dev box is an H100 while
cpp/buildwas configuredCUDA_ARCHITECTURES=100-real, which aborts on kernel launch — an artefact of the buildconfig, not a code defect, and it reproduces identically on unmodified
main.Dev Engineer Review
KVCacheManagerV2backend, backend selection,rawref, mypyc build support, and Python implementation modules.PooledPhysMemAllocatorandVirtMem.event_buffer_max_size.sequence_to_blockchain_keys. Verify downstream hash compatibility.QA Engineer Review
l0_h100.yml,l0_b200.yml,l0_cpu.yml, andl0_a10.yml. Coverage verdict: needs follow-up.Per-File QA Perspective
.gitignore: Removes Python and mypyc artifact exclusions. Verify obsolete artifacts cannot enter source or packaging workflows.AssertionError.PooledPhysMemAllocatorandVirtMem. Verify construction, lifetime retention, address access, device ID access, and destruction._introspectionexports and remove backend-specific validation. Verify imports, disaggregation allocation, and NVFP4 validation.test-dbsuites.