axolotl-ringmaster 0.1.0__tar.gz
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- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/.github/workflows/release.yml +52 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/.gitignore +40 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/LICENSE +202 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +171 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/README.md +148 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/axolotl_ringmaster.egg-info/PKG-INFO +171 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/axolotl_ringmaster.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +71 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/axolotl_ringmaster.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/axolotl_ringmaster.egg-info/requires.txt +8 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/axolotl_ringmaster.egg-info/scm_file_list.json +68 -0
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- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/examples/cp_fsdp2/axolotl/llama3-8b-cp-fsdp2.yaml +66 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/examples/cp_fsdp2/axolotl/nemotron-h-cp-fsdp2.yaml +93 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/examples/cp_fsdp2/axolotl/qwen3.5-cp-fsdp2.yaml +73 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/examples/cp_fsdp2/trl_cp_fsdp2.py +239 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/examples/qwen35_axolotl_cp_fsdp.yaml +44 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/examples/qwen35_trl_cp_smoke.py +155 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/examples/run_cp_smoke.sh +34 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/examples/trl_cp.py +82 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +40 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/__init__.py +127 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/adapters/__init__.py +3 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/adapters/accelerate.py +51 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/adapters/raw.py +28 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/balancers.py +29 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/comm.py +90 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/compat.py +35 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/config.py +90 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/cp_collectives.py +57 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/loss.py +46 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/memory/__init__.py +8 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/mesh.py +139 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/multimodal.py +49 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/parallelism.py +64 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/profiling.py +99 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/ring/__init__.py +10 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/ring/distflash.py +291 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/ring/kernels.py +80 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/ring/loop.py +158 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/ring/merge.py +31 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/ring/p2p_attn.py +259 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/ring/varlen_blocks.py +203 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/ring/zigzag.py +260 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/runtime.py +91 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/shard.py +152 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/sp_context.py +154 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/strategies/__init__.py +11 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/strategies/linear_attn.py +236 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/strategies/mamba.py +306 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/strategies/ring.py +134 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/strategies/state_passing.py +119 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/strategies/ulysses.py +180 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/ringmaster/strategies/usp.py +158 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/setup.cfg +4 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_alltoall.py +57 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_core.py +122 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_distflash_cpu.py +117 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_distflash_gpu.py +79 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_e2e_ring_parity.py +111 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_e2e_ulysses_parity.py +108 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_linear_attn_cp_kernel.py +88 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_mamba_cp.py +136 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_mamba_cp_kernel.py +83 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_p2p_gpu.py +85 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_ring_cpu.py +99 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_state_passing.py +106 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_usp_cpu.py +77 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_varlen_cp.py +282 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_varlen_flash_block.py +95 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_varlen_gpu.py +94 -0
- axolotl_ringmaster-0.1.0/tests/test_varlen_plugin.py +107 -0
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config.py RingmasterConfig (framework-neutral)
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compat.py torch>=2.11 gate + experimental API isolation
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runtime.py process-wide CP groups + active runtime
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mesh.py resolve cp group(s), topology probe
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comm.py SeqAllToAll4D (Ulysses all-to-all autograd; gloo fallback)
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profiling.py profile_comms / profile_memory
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loop.py ring loop: allgather (autograd) + p2p (memory-frugal)
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kernels.py block kernels: hf_kernels flash / aten flash (pluggable)
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merge.py online-softmax LSE merge
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strategies/
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ring.py register kernel-agnostic ring + impl resolution
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usp.py 2D composition + auto_select
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state_passing.py Mamba2/linear exact CP linear scan
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shard.py dense contiguous sequence sharding
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balancers.py head_tail/contiguous index gen (Ring)
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loss.py CP-correct token-weighted loss reduction
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multimodal.py shard fused sequence after the encoder
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