Fix device crash - #635
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Included review availability: Your plan includes up to 12 reviews per rolling hour; 11 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates oversized shared-memory detection. It skips unsupported drivers, uses attribute ordinal ChangesCUDA device handling
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In `@python/cudnn/_device.py`:
- Around line 62-68: Replace the functools.lru_cache decorator on
_primary_context with a lock-protected per-ordinal map so concurrent misses
cannot invoke cuDevicePrimaryCtxRetain more than once for the same ordinal. Add
the necessary shared lock and cache, check the map while holding the lock,
retain and store the context only on a miss, and return the cached context for
subsequent calls.
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…g cannot name it The gate conflated two independent version axes. Whether the mode EXISTS is the driver's answer; whether cuda-python's CUdevice_attribute carries the enum member is only about how to ASK. Refusing on the second gives up the carveout on a live combination -- driver 13.5 with a cuda-python 13.3.1 binding reports 0 although the device really offers 327 KiB, which on SM 10.7 block-scale costs 3 AB stages (8 -> 5) for nothing. Keep the driver gate and drop the binding one: name the enum member when the binding has it, else pass its ordinal, which that binding forwards fine. Only the bindings old enough to reject a bare int (they read attrib.value) genuinely cannot make the query, and those answer 0 through the narrow AttributeError arm. A real driver failure still raises rather than being masked. This supersedes NVIDIA#615, which fixed the same class of bug in frost/device.py before NVIDIA#612 moved the query here. Validated on SM 10.7 (driver 13050, cuda-python 13.3.1): the query goes 0 -> 334848, i.e. back to the real ceiling the part reports. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…g cannot name it (NVIDIA#635) ### What `DeviceInfo.oversized_shared_memory_per_block` gated the query on BOTH the driver version and whether cuda-python's `CUdevice_attribute` carries `CU_DEVICE_ATTRIBUTE_MAX_OVERSIZED_SHARED_MEMORY_PER_BLOCK`. Those are independent axes: the DRIVER decides whether the mode exists, the BINDING only decides how to ask. Refusing on the second gives up the carveout on a live combination — driver 13.5 with a cuda-python 13.3.1 binding reports 0 although the device really offers 327 KiB. On SM 10.7 block-scale GEMM that costs 3 AB pipeline stages (8 → 5) for nothing. ### Change Keep the driver gate, drop the binding one: name the enum member when the binding has it, else pass its ordinal, which that binding forwards fine. Only bindings old enough to reject a bare int (they read `attrib.value`) genuinely cannot make the query, and those return 0 through a narrow `AttributeError` arm. A real driver failure still raises rather than being masked. ### Test SM 10.7, driver 13050, cuda-python 13.3.1: - the query goes 0 → 334848, back to the ceiling the part reports - `test_device_info` + `test_public_execute_flavors` + `test_build_device` + `test_stream_respect` + `test_tile_select_analytic`: 46 passed / 2 skipped - sm107 block-scale kernels (`-k "sm107 and (128x128 or mixed_cga)"`): 42 passed ### Notes - The `ensure_current_context` fix this branch originally carried landed upstream as NVIDIA#638; that commit was dropped from this PR. - Supersedes NVIDIA#615, which fixed the same class of bug in `frost/device.py` before NVIDIA#612 moved the query into `cudnn/_device.py` — NVIDIA#615 can be closed.
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Incorporate #615 and clean up rest of the failures
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