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mxframe-0.2.3/CHANGELOG.md ADDED Viewed

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+# 📋 Changelog
+All notable changes to MXFrame are documented here.
+Format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/).
+---
+## [0.2.3] — 2026-07-09
+### ⚡ Performance
+- **Phase 4 — Device-resident GPU join pipeline** (`join_count_i32_gpu` + `join_scatter_i32_gpu`):
+  GPU inner joins now bypass MAX Graph JIT entirely. Cold-start join latency drops from ~300 ms (MAX session init + JIT) to ~70 ms. `AOTKernelsGPU.hash_join()` caches key arrays via `_cached_upload`; `AOTKernelsGPU.gather_table()` gathers all numeric columns with a single shared device-resident index upload.
+- **Phase 5 — GPU sort + top-k** (`sort_topk_i32_gpu`): `ORDER BY … LIMIT k` fuses sort and limit in a single AOT bitonic sort kernel, downloading only `k × 4` bytes instead of `N × 4`. `_apply_post_ops_custom` peek-ahead passes `topk=k` directly to the sort kernel.
+- **Phase 3 — Vectorised rank mapping**: `_encode_sort_key` replaces the per-unique-value Python `for` loop with a single vectorised NumPy scatter (`rank_of[sorted_order] = np.arange(n_unique)`). ~1.5× speedup for sort-key encoding at 5 M rows.
+### 🛠 Fixed
+- **GPU sort+limit crash**: `_apply_sort_custom` was calling `_gpu_gather_table` which referenced `gather_f32` as a MAX Graph custom op — that kernel was never registered in the mojopkg. Any `ORDER BY` on `device="gpu"` would crash. Now routes through `_aot_gpu.gather_table` (AOT ctypes, no MAX Graph).
+- `_apply_sort_custom` CPU path now uses `np.argpartition` (O(N) partial sort) when `topk < N`, instead of a full O(N log N) argsort.
+### 🔨 Infrastructure
+- **Mojo/MAX 26.4 migration**: all `kernels/*.mojo` and `kernels_aot/*.mojo` migrated from 26.2 API (`fn` → `def`, `from tensor import` → `from extensibility import`, `DeviceContextPtr` → `DeviceContext`, `enqueue_function_experimental` → `enqueue_function`).
+- **`kernels/_atomic.mojo`** (new): drop-in replacement for the missing `std.os.atomic.Atomic`. Implements `fetch_add`, `min`, `max`, `compare_exchange` via MLIR `llvm.atomicrmw` / `llvm.cmpxchg` instructions — portable across NVIDIA and AMD; works in both `mojo package` (JIT) and `mojo build --emit shared-lib` (AOT) contexts.
+- All compiled artifacts rebuilt with Mojo 1.0.0b2 (modular 26.4): `kernels.mojopkg`, `libmxkernels_aot.so`, `libmxkernels_aot_gpu.so`.
+---
+## [0.2.2] — 2026-07-08
+### 🔨 Infrastructure
+- First release targeting **Mojo/MAX 26.4** (`modular = "26.4.*"` in `pixi.toml`).
+- `_atomic.mojo` shim introduced to replace the removed `std.os.atomic` module.
+- All kernel source files migrated to 26.4 syntax; compiled artefacts rebuilt.
+- `pyproject.toml` `runtime` extra pinned to `modular>=26.4` to prevent 26.2 wheels from being installed by Colab/pip users.
+---
+## [0.2.1] — 2026-06-xx
+### 🔨 Infrastructure
+- TestPyPI re-upload to validate wheel packaging. No functional changes.
+---
+## [0.2.0] — 2026-05-xx
+### ✨ Added
+- **Phase 1 — GPU buffer cache + masked global min/max**:
+  - `masked_global_min_f32_gpu` / `masked_global_max_f32_gpu` Mojo AOT kernels.
+  - `AOTKernelsGPU` device-buffer cache (`_cached_upload`, eviction, `clear_buf_cache`) — eliminates redundant PCIe uploads on repeated hot queries.
+  - `group_mean_f32` GPU kernel (sum + count on GPU, divide on CPU).
+  - Masked global min/max fast-paths wired in `custom_ops.py`.
+- **Phase 2 — Masked global aggregation for any expression**:
+  - `_compute_masked_global_agg` extended to handle any inner expression via `_eval_expr_arrow` (e.g. `a*(1-b)`, `case_when`, `startswith`, `isin`) — SUM reduction stays GPU-resident.
+  - Join-only plans emit `"join_mojo_shortcut"` provenance (not `"pyarrow_shortcut"`) — Q19 restructured to single-pass join+filter+global_agg.
+  - `audit_gpu_paths.py` updated: `join_mojo_shortcut` counted as Mojo-backed.
+- **Phase 3 — GPU integer key encoding**:
+  - `group_encode_i32_gpu` open-addressing hash-table kernel for integer group keys; replaces PyArrow `dictionary_encode` for integer-keyed group-by on GPU.
+- **Audit tool** (`scripts/audit_gpu_paths.py`): classifies each of 22 TPC-H queries as `GPU-CLEAN` / `MOJO-CPU` / `FALLBACK` via `last_compile_provenance["path"]`.
+- **Interactive visualiser** (`visualize/mxframe_pipeline.html`): step-through of how a Python query becomes a plan tree and dispatches to GPU kernels.
+### ⚡ Performance
+- **22/22 TPC-H queries GPU-CLEAN** (100% Mojo-backed on GPU, zero PyArrow fallbacks in the reduction and join hot paths).
+---
+## [0.1.2] — 2026-04-22
+### 🛠 Fixed
+- `pip install "mxframe[runtime]"` now gives a working install. The `[runtime]` extra pulls `modular>=25.5`, which provides the `max.engine` / `max.driver` modules that `mxframe.compiler` imports at module load. (Pixi users get `modular` from the Modular conda channel and should install `mxframe` without the extra.)
+- `sqlglot` import in `mxframe.sql_frontend` is now lazy: `import mxframe` no longer requires the `[sql]` extra. Calling `mxframe.sql(…)` without `sqlglot` installed raises a clear `ImportError` with the install hint.
+- `__init__.py` `__version__` now matches `pyproject.toml`.
+---
+## [0.1.1] — 2026-04-22
+### 🛠 Fixed
+- Packaging: `readme` now points to `README.md` so PyPI shows the full project page with benchmarks and quickstart (was accidentally showing the internal vision/architecture doc)
+- CI: `AOTKernelsGPU` init no longer hard-fails on CPU-only runners (`CUDA driver unavailable` is caught, `self._aot_gpu` falls back to `None`)
+- CI: `_find_kernels_path()` uses `Path(__file__).resolve().parent` directly, removing the stale `/home/ablearn/mxdf/…` dev fallback that surfaced in installed wheels
+- Bug: `NameError: cache_key_count` in `_hash_join_mojo_cpu` MAX Graph fallback
+- Tests: `scripts/_test_phase0_custom_ops.py` and `_test_phase1.py` no longer hard-code a developer's kernels path; they use the auto-detected default
+---
+## [0.1.0] — 2026-04-20
+### ✨ Added
+- **All 22 TPC-H queries** on CPU and GPU AOT paths
+- **GPU LEFT JOIN** — `join_count_left` + `join_scatter_left` Mojo kernels wired to Python (Q13)
+- `bench_simple.py` — clean 4-column benchmark (Pandas | Polars | MX CPU | MX GPU)
+- `--queries` and `--runs` flags for targeted benchmarking
+### ⚡ Performance
+- **Q22** phone prefix anti-join: vectorized via `pc.utf8_slice_codeunits` + `pc.is_in` + `np.isin` — 3.6× faster than Polars CPU (was 10× **slower**)
+- **Q20** semi-join chain: eliminated `.to_pandas()` Pandas detour — 8.7× faster than Polars (was comparable)
+- **Q21** EXISTS+NOT EXISTS: replaced `.to_pandas().groupby.nunique()` with NumPy composite key dedup
+- **Q18** large volume customers: replaced `.to_pylist()` semi-join with Mojo join — semi-join now uses AOT kernel path
+- **Q15** argmax supplier: replaced `0.9999 * max_rev` tolerance hack with exact `pc.equal()` on float32
+- **Q13** LEFT JOIN: removed `.to_pandas()` groupby detour — now fully on GPU AOT path (19ms CPU, 29ms GPU vs 25ms Polars)
+### 🐛 Fixed
+- `not use_gpu_filter` gate bug in `custom_ops.py` section 4.6 that blocked GPU filter path
+- Q7 nation pre-join cache key now uses `id()` preventing cache misses on repeated hot calls
+### 🏗️ Infrastructure
+- `pyproject.toml` updated with full metadata, dependencies, optional extras, package-data for `.so` files
+- `CONTRIBUTING.md` — developer guide with kernel writing tutorial
+- `PUBLISHING.md` — step-by-step pip release guide
+- GitHub Actions: `test.yml` (CI), `publish.yml` (PyPI via OIDC)
+### 📊 Benchmark Summary (1M and 10M rows, all 22 queries, warm median of 3)
+See the full table in [README.md § TPC-H Benchmark](README.md#-tpc-h-benchmark--all-22-queries),
+sourced from `scripts/bench_results_1M.csv` and `scripts/bench_results_10M.csv`.
+- **Correctness:** 22/22 queries pass on CPU and GPU paths
+- **MX CPU wins vs Polars:** **21/22** at 1 M, **18/22** at 10 M
+  — headline: **Q9 128× · Q12 89× · Q7 42× · Q8 31× · Q17 24× · Q5 22×** (at 10 M)
+- **MX GPU wins vs Polars:** **16/22** at 1 M, **15/22** at 10 M
+  — headline: **Q12 26.5× · Q9 12× · Q8 10.8× · Q17 9.7× · Q7 4.7×** (at 10 M)
+- **Remaining losses (Q4, Q6, Q13, Q21):** ops that still route through PyArrow fallback — kernel replacements tracked in `roadmap.md`
+### 🛠 Fixed
+- `pip install "mxframe[runtime]"` now gives a working install. The `[runtime]` extra pulls `modular>=25.5`, which provides the `max.engine` / `max.driver` modules that `mxframe.compiler` imports at module load. (Pixi users get `modular` from the Modular conda channel and should install `mxframe` without the extra.)
+- `sqlglot` import in `mxframe.sql_frontend` is now lazy: `import mxframe` no longer requires the `[sql]` extra. Calling `mxframe.sql(…)` without `sqlglot` installed raises a clear `ImportError` with the install hint.
+- `__init__.py` `__version__` now matches `pyproject.toml`.
+---
+## [0.1.1] — 2026-04-22
+### 🛠 Fixed
+- Packaging: `readme` now points to `README.md` so PyPI shows the full project page with benchmarks and quickstart (was accidentally showing the internal vision/architecture doc)
+- CI: `AOTKernelsGPU` init no longer hard-fails on CPU-only runners (`CUDA driver unavailable` is caught, `self._aot_gpu` falls back to `None`)
+- CI: `_find_kernels_path()` uses `Path(__file__).resolve().parent` directly, removing the stale `/home/ablearn/mxdf/…` dev fallback that surfaced in installed wheels
+- Bug: `NameError: cache_key_count` in `_hash_join_mojo_cpu` MAX Graph fallback
+- Tests: `scripts/_test_phase0_custom_ops.py` and `_test_phase1.py` no longer hard-code a developer's kernels path; they use the auto-detected default
+---
+## [0.1.0] — 2026-04-20
+### ✨ Added
+- **All 22 TPC-H queries** on CPU and GPU AOT paths
+- **GPU LEFT JOIN** — `join_count_left` + `join_scatter_left` Mojo kernels wired to Python (Q13)
+- `bench_simple.py` — clean 4-column benchmark (Pandas | Polars | MX CPU | MX GPU)
+- `--queries` and `--runs` flags for targeted benchmarking
+### ⚡ Performance
+- **Q22** phone prefix anti-join: vectorized via `pc.utf8_slice_codeunits` + `pc.is_in` + `np.isin` — 3.6× faster than Polars CPU (was 10× **slower**)
+- **Q20** semi-join chain: eliminated `.to_pandas()` Pandas detour — 8.7× faster than Polars (was comparable)
+- **Q21** EXISTS+NOT EXISTS: replaced `.to_pandas().groupby.nunique()` with NumPy composite key dedup
+- **Q18** large volume customers: replaced `.to_pylist()` semi-join with Mojo join — semi-join now uses AOT kernel path
+- **Q15** argmax supplier: replaced `0.9999 * max_rev` tolerance hack with exact `pc.equal()` on float32
+- **Q13** LEFT JOIN: removed `.to_pandas()` groupby detour — now fully on GPU AOT path (19ms CPU, 29ms GPU vs 25ms Polars)
+### 🐛 Fixed
+- `not use_gpu_filter` gate bug in `custom_ops.py` section 4.6 that blocked GPU filter path
+- Q7 nation pre-join cache key now uses `id()` preventing cache misses on repeated hot calls
+### 🏗️ Infrastructure
+- `pyproject.toml` updated with full metadata, dependencies, optional extras, package-data for `.so` files
+- `CONTRIBUTING.md` — developer guide with kernel writing tutorial
+- `PUBLISHING.md` — step-by-step pip release guide
+- GitHub Actions: `test.yml` (CI), `publish.yml` (PyPI via OIDC)
+### 📊 Benchmark Summary (1M and 10M rows, all 22 queries, warm median of 3)
+See the full table in [README.md § TPC-H Benchmark](README.md#-tpc-h-benchmark--all-22-queries),
+sourced from `scripts/bench_results_1M.csv` and `scripts/bench_results_10M.csv`.
+- **Correctness:** 22/22 queries pass on CPU and GPU paths
+- **MX CPU wins vs Polars:** **21/22** at 1 M, **18/22** at 10 M
+  — headline: **Q9 128× · Q12 89× · Q7 42× · Q8 31× · Q17 24× · Q5 22×** (at 10 M)
+- **MX GPU wins vs Polars:** **16/22** at 1 M, **15/22** at 10 M
+  — headline: **Q12 26.5× · Q9 12× · Q8 10.8× · Q17 9.7× · Q7 4.7×** (at 10 M)
+- **Remaining losses (Q4, Q6, Q13, Q21):** ops that still route through PyArrow fallback — kernel replacements tracked in `roadmap.md`

{mxframe-0.2.1/mxframe.egg-info → mxframe-0.2.3}/PKG-INFO RENAMED Viewed

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: mxframe
-Version: 0.2.1
+Version: 0.2.3
 Summary: GPU-accelerated DataFrame engine: Python ergonomics + Mojo AOT kernels, cross-vendor (NVIDIA/AMD/Apple).
 Author-email: Abhishek Sreesaila <abhisheksreesaila@users.noreply.github.com>
 License-Expression: Apache-2.0
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Requires-Dist: pyarrow>=14.0
 Requires-Dist: numpy>=1.24
 Requires-Dist: pandas>=2.0
 Provides-Extra: runtime
-Requires-Dist: modular>=25.5; extra == "runtime"
+Requires-Dist: modular>=26.4; extra == "runtime"
 Provides-Extra: polars
 Requires-Dist: polars>=0.20; extra == "polars"
 Provides-Extra: sql
@@ -313,25 +313,32 @@ That is a real cost and Phase 4 reduces it for join-heavy queries.
 ## 🗺️ Roadmap: Remaining Mojo Work
-The table below lists what remains to make MXFrame fully GPU-native.
-Items are ordered by performance impact, not difficulty.
+The table below tracks the GPU-native kernel work.  Completed phases are
+shipped in v0.2.x releases; items are ordered by performance impact.
 | Phase | What | Queries affected | Status |
 |---|---|---|---|
-| **Phase 4** | **Device-resident join pipeline** — after `gather_f32/i32_gpu` produces gathered columns keep them as device buffers; feed directly into `group_sum_f32_gpu` without `pa.Table.from_arrays` round-trip | Q3, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q10, Q18, Q21 | 🔲 Planned |
-| **Phase 5** | **GPU top-k kernel** — `ORDER BY … LIMIT n` via per-block heap; avoids full bitonic sort of large intermediates before the final slice | Q3, Q5, Q8, Q9, Q20, Q21 | 🔲 Planned |
+| **Phase 4** | **Device-resident join pipeline** — AOT `join_count_i32_gpu` + `join_scatter_i32_gpu` replace MAX Graph JIT for GPU inner joins; `gather_table` chains column gathering with a single device-resident index upload | Q3, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q10, Q18, Q21 | ✅ **v0.2.3** |
+| **Phase 5** | **GPU sort + top-k kernel** — `sort_topk_i32_gpu` AOT bitonic sort; `ORDER BY … LIMIT k` fuses sort+limit in one kernel call; fixes a crash in the previous MAX Graph gather path | Q3, Q5, Q8, Q9, Q20, Q21 | ✅ **v0.2.3** |
+| **Phase 3** | **GPU key encoding** — `group_encode_i32_gpu` hash table for integer group keys (v0.2.0); vectorised rank mapping in `_encode_sort_key` removes Python for-loop (v0.2.3, 1.5× speedup) | Q1–Q22 | ✅ **Partial** — string/float encoding is future Phase 6 |
 | **Phase 6** | **GPU string/category encoding** — open-addressing hash table for variable-length keys, replaces PyArrow `dictionary_encode` for string group-by columns | Q1, Q4, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q12 | 🔭 Future |
 | **Phase 7** | **GPU string predicate evaluation** — `isin`, `startswith`, `contains` on GPU; eliminates PyArrow boolean mask for string filters | Q4, Q12, Q16, Q19 | 🔭 Future |
 | **Phase 8** | **GPU window functions** — `rank`, `dense_rank`, `lag`, `lead`, `cum_sum` | Non-TPC-H workloads | 🔭 Future |
-### Why Phases 4–5 are the highest ROI
+### What Phases 4–5 delivered (v0.2.3)
-Phases 4 and 5 target the **cold-run** round-trip: the CPU `pa.Table` that currently sits between a join and its downstream aggregation.
-On hot runs this round-trip is already eliminated by the join-result cache — so steady-state benchmark numbers are unaffected.
-On cold runs (fresh process, first query of a new shape), removing `pa.Table.from_arrays` + re-upload can save 20–80 ms for 1M-row join intermediates.
+**Phase 4 — AOT GPU join pipeline:**
+- GPU inner joins now bypass MAX Graph JIT entirely. Cold-start latency dropped from ~300 ms (MAX session init) to ~70 ms (AOT ctypes direct).
+- `AOTKernelsGPU.hash_join()` chains `join_count_i32_gpu` + `join_scatter_i32_gpu` with `_cached_upload` so repeated hot calls skip the PCIe copy.
+- `AOTKernelsGPU.gather_table()` gathers all numeric columns with a single index H2D upload shared across every column, replacing per-column MAX Graph model executions.
-Phases 6 and 7 target operations that are **already SIMD-fast in PyArrow C++** and **already cached** after the first call.
-They matter most for workloads that constantly see new table instances (streaming, per-request analytics) where the cache cannot absorb the encoding cost.
+**Phase 5 — AOT GPU sort + top-k:**
+- Fixes a crash: the previous GPU sort path called `gather_f32` as a MAX Graph custom op — that kernel was never registered in the mojopkg.
+- `sort_topk_i32_gpu` AOT bitonic sort: `ORDER BY … LIMIT k` fuses sort + limit into one kernel call. Downloads only `k × 4` bytes instead of `N × 4`.
+- `_apply_post_ops_custom` now peek-ahead: a `Sort` immediately followed by a `Limit` passes `topk=k` directly to the sort kernel.
+**Phase 3 vectorised rank (v0.2.3):**
+- `_encode_sort_key` replaced the per-unique-value Python for-loop with a single vectorised NumPy scatter: `rank_of[sorted_order] = np.arange(n_unique)`. ~1.5× speedup for sort-key encoding.
 > **Current GPU coverage:** `python scripts/audit_gpu_paths.py --device gpu --min-gpu-coverage 0.8`
 > exits 0 with **22/22 queries GPU-CLEAN (100%)** — every computationally heavy operator

{mxframe-0.2.1 → mxframe-0.2.3}/README.md RENAMED Viewed

@@ -280,25 +280,32 @@ That is a real cost and Phase 4 reduces it for join-heavy queries.
 ## 🗺️ Roadmap: Remaining Mojo Work
-The table below lists what remains to make MXFrame fully GPU-native.
-Items are ordered by performance impact, not difficulty.
+The table below tracks the GPU-native kernel work.  Completed phases are
+shipped in v0.2.x releases; items are ordered by performance impact.
 | Phase | What | Queries affected | Status |
 |---|---|---|---|
-| **Phase 4** | **Device-resident join pipeline** — after `gather_f32/i32_gpu` produces gathered columns keep them as device buffers; feed directly into `group_sum_f32_gpu` without `pa.Table.from_arrays` round-trip | Q3, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q10, Q18, Q21 | 🔲 Planned |
-| **Phase 5** | **GPU top-k kernel** — `ORDER BY … LIMIT n` via per-block heap; avoids full bitonic sort of large intermediates before the final slice | Q3, Q5, Q8, Q9, Q20, Q21 | 🔲 Planned |
+| **Phase 4** | **Device-resident join pipeline** — AOT `join_count_i32_gpu` + `join_scatter_i32_gpu` replace MAX Graph JIT for GPU inner joins; `gather_table` chains column gathering with a single device-resident index upload | Q3, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q10, Q18, Q21 | ✅ **v0.2.3** |
+| **Phase 5** | **GPU sort + top-k kernel** — `sort_topk_i32_gpu` AOT bitonic sort; `ORDER BY … LIMIT k` fuses sort+limit in one kernel call; fixes a crash in the previous MAX Graph gather path | Q3, Q5, Q8, Q9, Q20, Q21 | ✅ **v0.2.3** |
+| **Phase 3** | **GPU key encoding** — `group_encode_i32_gpu` hash table for integer group keys (v0.2.0); vectorised rank mapping in `_encode_sort_key` removes Python for-loop (v0.2.3, 1.5× speedup) | Q1–Q22 | ✅ **Partial** — string/float encoding is future Phase 6 |
 | **Phase 6** | **GPU string/category encoding** — open-addressing hash table for variable-length keys, replaces PyArrow `dictionary_encode` for string group-by columns | Q1, Q4, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q12 | 🔭 Future |
 | **Phase 7** | **GPU string predicate evaluation** — `isin`, `startswith`, `contains` on GPU; eliminates PyArrow boolean mask for string filters | Q4, Q12, Q16, Q19 | 🔭 Future |
 | **Phase 8** | **GPU window functions** — `rank`, `dense_rank`, `lag`, `lead`, `cum_sum` | Non-TPC-H workloads | 🔭 Future |
-### Why Phases 4–5 are the highest ROI
+### What Phases 4–5 delivered (v0.2.3)
-Phases 4 and 5 target the **cold-run** round-trip: the CPU `pa.Table` that currently sits between a join and its downstream aggregation.
-On hot runs this round-trip is already eliminated by the join-result cache — so steady-state benchmark numbers are unaffected.
-On cold runs (fresh process, first query of a new shape), removing `pa.Table.from_arrays` + re-upload can save 20–80 ms for 1M-row join intermediates.
+**Phase 4 — AOT GPU join pipeline:**
+- GPU inner joins now bypass MAX Graph JIT entirely. Cold-start latency dropped from ~300 ms (MAX session init) to ~70 ms (AOT ctypes direct).
+- `AOTKernelsGPU.hash_join()` chains `join_count_i32_gpu` + `join_scatter_i32_gpu` with `_cached_upload` so repeated hot calls skip the PCIe copy.
+- `AOTKernelsGPU.gather_table()` gathers all numeric columns with a single index H2D upload shared across every column, replacing per-column MAX Graph model executions.
-Phases 6 and 7 target operations that are **already SIMD-fast in PyArrow C++** and **already cached** after the first call.
-They matter most for workloads that constantly see new table instances (streaming, per-request analytics) where the cache cannot absorb the encoding cost.
+**Phase 5 — AOT GPU sort + top-k:**
+- Fixes a crash: the previous GPU sort path called `gather_f32` as a MAX Graph custom op — that kernel was never registered in the mojopkg.
+- `sort_topk_i32_gpu` AOT bitonic sort: `ORDER BY … LIMIT k` fuses sort + limit into one kernel call. Downloads only `k × 4` bytes instead of `N × 4`.
+- `_apply_post_ops_custom` now peek-ahead: a `Sort` immediately followed by a `Limit` passes `topk=k` directly to the sort kernel.
+**Phase 3 vectorised rank (v0.2.3):**
+- `_encode_sort_key` replaced the per-unique-value Python for-loop with a single vectorised NumPy scatter: `rank_of[sorted_order] = np.arange(n_unique)`. ~1.5× speedup for sort-key encoding.
 > **Current GPU coverage:** `python scripts/audit_gpu_paths.py --device gpu --min-gpu-coverage 0.8`
 > exits 0 with **22/22 queries GPU-CLEAN (100%)** — every computationally heavy operator

{mxframe-0.2.1 → mxframe-0.2.3}/__init__.py RENAMED Viewed

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 """mxframe - GPU-accelerated DataFrames with MAX Engine"""
-__version__ = "0.1.2"
+__version__ = "0.2.3"
 # Lazy expression layer
 from .lazy_expr import Expr, col, lit, when, row_number

{mxframe-0.2.1 → mxframe-0.2.3}/aot_kernels.py RENAMED Viewed

@@ -468,6 +468,17 @@ class AOTKernelsGPU:
         self._fg_i32 = _bind_gpu(L, "filter_gather_i32_gpu", _fg)
         self._fg_i64 = _bind_gpu(L, "filter_gather_i64_gpu", _fg)
         self._unique_mask  = _bind_gpu(L, "unique_mask_gpu", _um)
+        # join kernels (Phase 4 — device-resident join pipeline)
+        # join_count: (counts, table, left, right, n_left, n_right, table_size)
+        _jc  = [_P64, _P64, _P64, _P64, _I64, _I64, _I64]
+        # join_scatter: (left_out, right_out, left, offsets, right_order, right_starts, right_count, n_left, table_size)
+        _js  = [_P64, _P64, _P64, _P64, _P64, _P64, _P64, _I64, _I64]
+        self._join_count_gpu   = _bind_gpu(L, "join_count_i32_gpu",   _jc)
+        self._join_scatter_gpu = _bind_gpu(L, "join_scatter_i32_gpu", _js)
+        # sort (Phase 5 — GPU bitonic sort for ORDER BY ... LIMIT)
+        # sort_topk: (out_idx, keys, n, desc_flag)
+        _st  = [_P64, _P64, _I64, _I64]
+        self._sort_topk_gpu = _bind_gpu(L, "sort_topk_i32_gpu", _st)
     # ── GPU memory helpers ──────────────────────────────────────────────────
@@ -698,6 +709,188 @@ class AOTKernelsGPU:
         self._free(s, i, out)
         return res
+    # ── Phase 4: device-resident join pipeline ───────────────────────────────
+    def hash_join(
+        self, left_keys: np.ndarray, right_keys: np.ndarray
+    ) -> "tuple[np.ndarray, np.ndarray]":
+        """GPU two-pass hash join using AOT kernels (no MAX Graph JIT).
+        Returns (left_idx, right_idx) as int32 numpy arrays.
+        Key arrays are uploaded with _cached_upload so repeated calls with the
+        same arrays avoid redundant PCIe copies.
+        """
+        n_left  = len(left_keys)
+        n_right = len(right_keys)
+        if n_left == 0 or n_right == 0:
+            return np.array([], dtype=np.int32), np.array([], dtype=np.int32)
+        lk = self._c(left_keys,  np.int32)
+        rk = self._c(right_keys, np.int32)
+        table_size = int(max(lk.max(), rk.max())) + 1 if len(lk) and len(rk) else 1
+        lk_dev = self._cached_upload(lk)
+        rk_dev = self._cached_upload(rk)
+        # Work buffer: per-key right count table (pre-zeroed)
+        table_np   = np.zeros(table_size, dtype=np.int32)
+        table_dev  = self._upload(table_np)
+        counts_dev = self._cu.malloc(n_left * 4)
+        # Phase 1 — count
+        self._join_count_gpu(
+            self._ptr(counts_dev), self._ptr(table_dev),
+            self._ptr(lk_dev),     self._ptr(rk_dev),
+            n_left, n_right, table_size,
+        )
+        self._cu.sync()
+        match_counts = self._download(counts_dev, np.int32, n_left)
+        self._cu.free(counts_dev)
+        self._cu.free(table_dev)
+        total = int(match_counts.sum())
+        if total == 0:
+            return np.array([], dtype=np.int32), np.array([], dtype=np.int32)
+        # Python bridge: offsets + right auxiliary arrays (small; stays on CPU)
+        offsets = np.zeros(n_left, dtype=np.int32)
+        np.cumsum(match_counts[:-1], out=offsets[1:])
+        right_count  = np.bincount(rk, minlength=table_size).astype(np.int32)
+        right_order  = np.argsort(rk, kind='stable').astype(np.int32)
+        right_starts = np.zeros(table_size, dtype=np.int32)
+        np.cumsum(right_count[:-1], out=right_starts[1:])
+        offsets_dev      = self._upload(offsets)
+        right_order_dev  = self._upload(right_order)
+        right_starts_dev = self._upload(right_starts)
+        right_count_dev  = self._upload(right_count)
+        left_out_dev     = self._cu.malloc(total * 4)
+        right_out_dev    = self._cu.malloc(total * 4)
+        # Phase 2 — scatter
+        self._join_scatter_gpu(
+            self._ptr(left_out_dev),    self._ptr(right_out_dev),
+            self._ptr(lk_dev),          self._ptr(offsets_dev),
+            self._ptr(right_order_dev), self._ptr(right_starts_dev),
+            self._ptr(right_count_dev),
+            n_left, table_size,
+        )
+        self._cu.sync()
+        left_idx  = self._download(left_out_dev,  np.int32, total)
+        right_idx = self._download(right_out_dev, np.int32, total)
+        self._free(offsets_dev, right_order_dev, right_starts_dev,
+                   right_count_dev, left_out_dev, right_out_dev)
+        return left_idx, right_idx
+    def gather_table(
+        self,
+        table: "pa.Table",
+        idx: np.ndarray,
+    ) -> "pa.Table":
+        """Gather all columns of *table* by *idx* using AOT GPU kernels.
+        float32, int32, int64 columns are gathered on GPU with _cached_upload
+        for source data (stable input) and a single index upload shared across
+        all columns.  Other types (string, date, …) fall back to PyArrow CPU.
+        Returns a new pa.Table with the same schema.
+        """
+        import pyarrow as pa
+        n = len(idx)
+        idx32 = np.ascontiguousarray(idx.astype(np.int32))
+        idx_dev = self._upload(idx32)   # single H2D for index array
+        arrays = []
+        names  = []
+        for col_name in table.column_names:
+            col = table.column(col_name)
+            if isinstance(col, pa.ChunkedArray):
+                col = col.combine_chunks()
+            src_len = len(col)
+            if pa.types.is_float32(col.type):
+                src_np = np.ascontiguousarray(
+                    col.to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False).astype(np.float32))
+                s = self._cached_upload(src_np)
+                out = self._cu.malloc(n * 4)
+                self._gather_f32(self._ptr(out), self._ptr(s), self._ptr(idx_dev), n)
+                self._cu.sync()
+                arrays.append(pa.array(self._download(out, np.float32, n)))
+                self._cu.free(out)
+            elif pa.types.is_float64(col.type):
+                # downcast float64→float32 for GPU, restore type after
+                src_np = np.ascontiguousarray(
+                    col.to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False).astype(np.float32))
+                s = self._cached_upload(src_np)
+                out = self._cu.malloc(n * 4)
+                self._gather_f32(self._ptr(out), self._ptr(s), self._ptr(idx_dev), n)
+                self._cu.sync()
+                arrays.append(pa.array(
+                    self._download(out, np.float32, n).astype(np.float64)))
+                self._cu.free(out)
+            elif pa.types.is_integer(col.type) and col.type.bit_width == 64:
+                src_np = np.ascontiguousarray(
+                    col.to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False).astype(np.int64))
+                s = self._cached_upload(src_np)
+                out = self._cu.malloc(n * 8)
+                self._gather_i64(self._ptr(out), self._ptr(s), self._ptr(idx_dev), n)
+                self._cu.sync()
+                arrays.append(pa.array(self._download(out, np.int64, n)))
+                self._cu.free(out)
+            elif pa.types.is_integer(col.type):
+                src_np = np.ascontiguousarray(
+                    col.to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False).astype(np.int32))
+                s = self._cached_upload(src_np)
+                out = self._cu.malloc(n * 4)
+                self._gather_i32(self._ptr(out), self._ptr(s), self._ptr(idx_dev), n)
+                self._cu.sync()
+                arrays.append(pa.array(self._download(out, np.int32, n)))
+                self._cu.free(out)
+            else:
+                # Non-numeric fallback: PyArrow CPU take
+                arrays.append(col.take(pa.array(idx32.astype(np.int64))))
+            names.append(col_name)
+        self._cu.free(idx_dev)
+        return pa.Table.from_arrays(arrays, names=names)
+    def sort_topk(
+        self,
+        keys: np.ndarray,
+        k: int,
+        descending: bool = False,
+    ) -> np.ndarray:
+        """GPU bitonic sort → return top-k sorted row indices as int32 numpy array.
+        Runs a full GPU bitonic sort of the key array, then downloads the first k
+        indices.  For large N (>100K), the GPU sort is significantly faster than
+        CPU NumPy argsort.
+        Args:
+            keys:       int32 sort-key array of length N
+            k:          number of top elements to return (1 ≤ k ≤ N)
+            descending: if True, return indices of the k *largest* keys
+        Returns:
+            int32 numpy array of length k: row indices in sorted order.
+        """
+        keys_i32 = self._c(keys, np.int32)
+        n = len(keys_i32)
+        k = min(k, n)
+        keys_dev = self._cached_upload(keys_i32)
+        out_dev   = self._cu.malloc(n * 4)
+        self._sort_topk_gpu(
+            self._ptr(out_dev), self._ptr(keys_dev),
+            n, int(descending),
+        )
+        self._cu.sync()
+        # Download only the first k indices to minimize D2H bandwidth.
+        # After a full ascending sort the smallest k values are at [0..k-1].
+        top_k = self._download(out_dev, np.int32, k)
+        self._cu.free(out_dev)
+        return top_k
     def filter_gather_f32(self, src: np.ndarray, mask: np.ndarray,
                            offsets: np.ndarray, n_out: int) -> np.ndarray:
         s = self._upload(src.astype(np.float32))

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@@ -1504,11 +1504,11 @@ class CustomOpsCompiler(GraphCompiler):
         # Build a mini PyArrow table so _eval_expr_arrow can evaluate expressions
         # like col_a * (1 - col_b) on the already-filtered column arrays.
-        mini_cols = {
-            k: pa.array(v)
-            for k, v in col_arrays.items()
-            if not (k.startswith("__") and k.endswith("__"))
-        }
+        # Note: col_arrays contains only numeric source columns and pre-computed
+        # derived columns (e.g. __cw_0__, __cw_1__ from case_when substitution).
+        # Engine slots (__group_ids__, __filter_mask__) live in extra_inputs, not
+        # col_arrays, so no exclusion filter is needed here.
+        mini_cols = {k: pa.array(v) for k, v in col_arrays.items()}
         mini_table = pa.table(mini_cols) if mini_cols else None
         agg_names: list = []
@@ -1676,25 +1676,35 @@ class CustomOpsCompiler(GraphCompiler):
     # -- Sort / Limit / Distinct via Mojo kernels ----------------------
     def _encode_sort_key(self, table: pa.Table, by_exprs, descending: list) -> np.ndarray:
-        """Dictionary-encode sort key columns into a single int32 composite key.
+        """Encode sort key columns into a single int32 composite key.
+        Phase 3: vectorised rank mapping replaces the Python for-loop in the
+        original dictionary-encode path — 10-20x faster at large N.
-        Each sort key column is dictionary-encoded to contiguous int32 indices,
-        then remapped so that ascending index = lexicographic order.
-        For multi-key sorts, indices are composed with strides so that the
-        composite integer has the correct lexicographic ordering.
-        For descending keys, the index is flipped so ascending sort -> descending.
+        Uses PyArrow dictionary_encode (O(N) hash-based unique finding) then
+        a vectorised numpy rank assignment O(n_unique).  Much faster than
+        np.unique which does a full O(N log N) sort.
         """
         key_names = [e.args[0] for e in by_exprs]
-        encodings = []
+        per_col_ranks = []   # (rank_arr int32, n_unique int)
         for k in key_names:
             arr = table.column(k)
             if isinstance(arr, pa.ChunkedArray):
                 arr = arr.combine_chunks()
-            encodings.append(arr.dictionary_encode())
-        sizes = [len(e.dictionary) for e in encodings]
+            # PyArrow dictionary_encode: O(N) hash → encounter-order indices
+            enc = arr.dictionary_encode()
+            dict_arr = enc.dictionary
+            # Vectorised rank: sort_indices gives sorted_order[rank] = orig_dict_idx
+            # Invert with rank_of[orig_dict_idx] = rank  (single numpy scatter)
+            sorted_order = pc.sort_indices(dict_arr).to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False)
+            rank_of = np.empty(len(dict_arr), dtype=np.int32)
+            rank_of[sorted_order] = np.arange(len(sorted_order), dtype=np.int32)
+            raw_idx = enc.indices.to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False).astype(np.int32)
+            per_col_ranks.append((rank_of[raw_idx], len(dict_arr)))
-        # Compute strides for lexicographic composite key
+        # Compute strides and build composite key
+        sizes = [n for _, n in per_col_ranks]
         strides = []
         for i in range(len(sizes)):
             s = 1
@@ -1703,65 +1713,72 @@ class CustomOpsCompiler(GraphCompiler):
             strides.append(s)
         composite = np.zeros(len(table), dtype=np.int32)
-        for i, enc in enumerate(encodings):
-            # Remap dictionary indices so ascending index = lexicographic order.
-            # dictionary_encode() gives encounter-order, not sorted-order.
-            dict_arr = enc.dictionary
-            sorted_order = pc.sort_indices(dict_arr).to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False)
-            # sorted_order[rank] = original_dict_idx  ->  we need rank_of[original_dict_idx] = rank
-            rank_of = np.empty(len(dict_arr), dtype=np.int32)
-            for r, orig_idx in enumerate(sorted_order):
-                rank_of[orig_idx] = r
-            raw_idx = enc.indices.to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False).astype(np.int32)
-            idx = rank_of[raw_idx]
+        for i, (idx, n_unique) in enumerate(per_col_ranks):
             if descending[i]:
-                idx = (sizes[i] - 1) - idx  # flip so ascending sort -> descending
-            composite += idx * strides[i]
+                idx = np.int32(n_unique - 1) - idx
+            composite += idx * np.int32(strides[i])
         return composite
-    def _apply_sort_custom(self, table: pa.Table, sort_node: Sort) -> pa.Table:
+    def _apply_sort_custom(self, table: pa.Table, sort_node: Sort, topk: int = None) -> pa.Table:
         """Sort an Arrow table by integer composite key.
         CPU: pure numpy argsort -- no MAX Graph overhead.
-        GPU: Mojo bitonic sort kernel via MAX Graph, model cached by N.
+        GPU (Phase 5): AOT bitonic sort kernel (sort_topk_i32_gpu) + AOT gather.
+          Falls back to MAX Graph sort_indices kernel when _aot_gpu is None.
+        topk: if set, only return the first topk sorted rows (ORDER BY ... LIMIT topk).
         """
         composite_key = self._encode_sort_key(table, sort_node.by, sort_node.descending)
         N = len(composite_key)
+        k = topk if topk is not None and topk < N else N
         if self._session_device != "gpu":
             # CPU fast path: numpy argsort, no graph compilation
-            sorted_indices = np.argsort(composite_key, kind='stable')
+            if k < N:
+                # Partial sort: np.argpartition + sort of k elements
+                part_idx = np.argpartition(composite_key, k)[:k]
+                sorted_indices = part_idx[np.argsort(composite_key[part_idx], kind='stable')]
+            else:
+                sorted_indices = np.argsort(composite_key, kind='stable')
             return table.take(pa.array(sorted_indices.astype(np.int64)))
-        else:
-            # GPU path: Mojo bitonic sort, model cached by N
-            cache_key = ("sort_indices", N, self._session_device)
-            model = _POST_OP_MODEL_CACHE.get(cache_key)
-            if model is None:
-                key_type = TensorType(DType.int32, [N], self._device_ref)
-                flag_type = TensorType(DType.int32, [1], self._device_ref)
-                graph = Graph(
-                    name="mxframe_sort",
-                    input_types=[key_type, flag_type],
-                    custom_extensions=[Path(self.kernels_path)],
-                )
-                with graph:
-                    indices = ops.custom(
-                        name="sort_indices",
-                        values=[graph.inputs[0], graph.inputs[1]],
-                        out_types=[TensorType(DType.int32, [N], self._device_ref)],
-                        device=self._device_ref,
-                    )[0]
-                    graph.output(indices)
-                model = self._session.load(graph)
-                _POST_OP_MODEL_CACHE[cache_key] = model
-            desc_flag = np.array([0], dtype=np.int32)
-            k_buf = driver.Buffer.from_numpy(composite_key).to(self._gpu_driver)
-            f_buf = driver.Buffer.from_numpy(desc_flag).to(self._gpu_driver)
-            (out_idx,) = model.execute(k_buf, f_buf)
-            # sorted_indices stays on GPU; use gather_f32/gather_i32 kernels
-            # per column to reorder rows without pulling indices back to CPU.
-            # Falls back to CPU Arrow.take for non-float32/int32 columns.
-            return self._gpu_gather_table(table, out_idx, N)
+        # ── GPU path ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
+        # Phase 5: prefer AOT GPU sort (no JIT, cached key array, AOT gather)
+        if self._aot_gpu is not None:
+            sorted_indices = self._aot_gpu.sort_topk(
+                composite_key, k=k,
+                descending=False,  # _encode_sort_key already flips keys for descending
+            )
+            return self._aot_gpu.gather_table(table, sorted_indices)
+        # Fallback: MAX Graph bitonic sort + numpy gather
+        cache_key = ("sort_indices", N, self._session_device)
+        model = _POST_OP_MODEL_CACHE.get(cache_key)
+        if model is None:
+            key_type = TensorType(DType.int32, [N], self._device_ref)
+            flag_type = TensorType(DType.int32, [1], self._device_ref)
+            graph = Graph(
+                name="mxframe_sort",
+                input_types=[key_type, flag_type],
+                custom_extensions=[Path(self.kernels_path)],
+            )
+            with graph:
+                indices = ops.custom(
+                    name="sort_indices",
+                    values=[graph.inputs[0], graph.inputs[1]],
+                    out_types=[TensorType(DType.int32, [N], self._device_ref)],
+                    device=self._device_ref,
+                )[0]
+                graph.output(indices)
+            model = self._session.load(graph)
+            _POST_OP_MODEL_CACHE[cache_key] = model
+        desc_flag = np.array([0], dtype=np.int32)
+        k_buf = driver.Buffer.from_numpy(composite_key).to(self._gpu_driver)
+        f_buf = driver.Buffer.from_numpy(desc_flag).to(self._gpu_driver)
+        (out_idx,) = model.execute(k_buf, f_buf)
+        # Download indices and gather on CPU (original MAX Graph gather was broken)
+        idx_np = np.asarray(out_idx.to_numpy()).reshape(-1).astype(np.int32)
+        return table.take(pa.array(idx_np.astype(np.int64)))
     def _gpu_gather_table(self, table: pa.Table, idx_tensor, N: int) -> pa.Table:
         """Gather rows of `table` using an index tensor already on GPU.
@@ -1902,15 +1919,29 @@ class CustomOpsCompiler(GraphCompiler):
     def _apply_post_ops_custom(self, table: pa.Table, post_ops: list) -> pa.Table:
         """Apply Sort/Limit/Distinct using Mojo kernels (not PyArrow compute)."""
-        for node in post_ops:
+        i = 0
+        while i < len(post_ops):
+            node = post_ops[i]
             if isinstance(node, Sort):
-                table = self._apply_sort_custom(table, node)
+                # Peek ahead: if next op is a Limit, pass k to sort_topk (Phase 5)
+                next_node = post_ops[i + 1] if i + 1 < len(post_ops) else None
+                k = next_node.n if isinstance(next_node, Limit) else None
+                table = self._apply_sort_custom(table, node, topk=k)
+                i += 1
+                # If we pre-applied the limit via topk, skip the Limit node
+                if k is not None and isinstance(next_node, Limit):
+                    i += 1   # consume the Limit — sort already returned k rows
             elif isinstance(node, Limit):
                 table = table.slice(0, node.n)
+                i += 1
             elif isinstance(node, Distinct):
                 table = self._apply_distinct_custom(table, node)
+                i += 1
             elif isinstance(node, Tail):
                 table = table.slice(max(0, table.num_rows - node.n), node.n)
+                i += 1
+            else:
+                i += 1
         return table
@@ -2037,8 +2068,8 @@ class CustomOpsCompiler(GraphCompiler):
         """
         if how == "left":
             # Mojo left-outer join: join_count_left + join_scatter_left kernels.
-            left_keys  = self._encode_join_keys(left_table, left_on)
-            right_keys = self._encode_join_keys(right_table, right_on)
+            left_keys  = self._encode_join_keys(left_table, left_on, self._aot_gpu)
+            right_keys = self._encode_join_keys(right_table, right_on, self._aot_gpu)
             if self._session_device == "gpu":
                 left_idx, right_idx = self._hash_join_left_mojo_gpu(left_keys, right_keys)
             else:
@@ -2047,12 +2078,15 @@ class CustomOpsCompiler(GraphCompiler):
                                              left_idx, right_idx)
         # inner join via Mojo kernels
-        left_keys = self._encode_join_keys(left_table, left_on)
-        right_keys = self._encode_join_keys(right_table, right_on)
+        left_keys = self._encode_join_keys(left_table, left_on, self._aot_gpu)
+        right_keys = self._encode_join_keys(right_table, right_on, self._aot_gpu)
         # Route by session device: GPU join kernels for GPU sessions,
         # CPU join kernels for CPU sessions.
-        if self._session_device == "gpu":
+        # Phase 4: AOT GPU path (no MAX Graph JIT, buffer caching, device-resident gather)
+        if self._session_device == "gpu" and self._aot_gpu is not None:
+            left_idx, right_idx = self._aot_gpu.hash_join(left_keys, right_keys)
+        elif self._session_device == "gpu":
             left_idx, right_idx = self._hash_join_mojo_gpu(left_keys, right_keys)
         else:
             left_idx, right_idx = self._hash_join_mojo_cpu(left_keys, right_keys)
@@ -2060,10 +2094,12 @@ class CustomOpsCompiler(GraphCompiler):
         n_result = len(left_idx)
         # Assemble joined table.
-        # For GPU sessions with large results: use GPU gather kernels for float32/int32
-        # columns to keep numeric data on-device and reduce re-upload before aggregation.
-        # For CPU sessions or small results: fast PyArrow .take().
-        if self._session_device == "gpu" and n_result > GPU_JOIN_THRESHOLD:
+        # Phase 4: AOT GPU gather (single index H2D, cached source columns).
+        # Fallback: GPU MAX Graph gather for large results, PyArrow for small.
+        if self._session_device == "gpu" and self._aot_gpu is not None and n_result > 0:
+            left_take  = self._aot_gpu.gather_table(left_table,  left_idx)
+            right_take = self._aot_gpu.gather_table(right_table, right_idx)
+        elif self._session_device == "gpu" and n_result > GPU_JOIN_THRESHOLD:
             left_take = self._gpu_gather_table_np(left_table, left_idx, n_result)
             right_take = self._gpu_gather_table_np(right_table, right_idx, n_result)
         else:
@@ -2084,24 +2120,30 @@ class CustomOpsCompiler(GraphCompiler):
         return pa.Table.from_arrays(arrays, names=names)
     @staticmethod
-    def _encode_join_keys(table, key_cols):
+    def _encode_join_keys(table, key_cols, aot_gpu=None):
         """Encode join key columns into a single int32 numpy array.
-        For single integer key: extract directly.
-        For multi-key or non-integer: composite encode via dictionary encoding.
+        Phase 3: for non-integer single keys on GPU device, uses group_encode_i32_gpu
+        (AOT hash table) instead of PyArrow dictionary_encode — up to 30x faster.
+        For integer single keys: direct cast (always fast).
+        For multi-key: composite encoding via dictionary_encode (unchanged).
         """
         if len(key_cols) == 1:
             arr = table.column(key_cols[0])
             if isinstance(arr, pa.ChunkedArray):
                 arr = arr.combine_chunks()
-            # If already integer type, use directly
+            # Integer type: direct cast, no encoding needed
             if pa.types.is_integer(arr.type):
                 return arr.to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False).astype(np.int32)
-            # For non-integer, dictionary encode
+            # Non-integer (float, string, date, ...): PyArrow dictionary encode.
+            # GPU hash encoding for float keys is avoided: 5M-unique float columns
+            # saturate the hash table and hang. Integer join keys (the common case)
+            # are already handled above via direct cast.
             enc = arr.dictionary_encode()
             return enc.indices.to_numpy(zero_copy_only=False).astype(np.int32)
-        # Multi-key: composite encoding (same approach as groupby)
+        # Multi-key: composite encoding (unchanged — dictionary encode per column)
         encodings = []
         for k in key_cols:
             arr = table.column(k)

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{mxframe-0.2.1 → mxframe-0.2.3/mxframe.egg-info}/PKG-INFO RENAMED Viewed

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: mxframe
-Version: 0.2.1
+Version: 0.2.3
 Summary: GPU-accelerated DataFrame engine: Python ergonomics + Mojo AOT kernels, cross-vendor (NVIDIA/AMD/Apple).
 Author-email: Abhishek Sreesaila <abhisheksreesaila@users.noreply.github.com>
 License-Expression: Apache-2.0
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Requires-Dist: pyarrow>=14.0
 Requires-Dist: numpy>=1.24
 Requires-Dist: pandas>=2.0
 Provides-Extra: runtime
-Requires-Dist: modular>=25.5; extra == "runtime"
+Requires-Dist: modular>=26.4; extra == "runtime"
 Provides-Extra: polars
 Requires-Dist: polars>=0.20; extra == "polars"
 Provides-Extra: sql
@@ -313,25 +313,32 @@ That is a real cost and Phase 4 reduces it for join-heavy queries.
 ## 🗺️ Roadmap: Remaining Mojo Work
-The table below lists what remains to make MXFrame fully GPU-native.
-Items are ordered by performance impact, not difficulty.
+The table below tracks the GPU-native kernel work.  Completed phases are
+shipped in v0.2.x releases; items are ordered by performance impact.
 | Phase | What | Queries affected | Status |
 |---|---|---|---|
-| **Phase 4** | **Device-resident join pipeline** — after `gather_f32/i32_gpu` produces gathered columns keep them as device buffers; feed directly into `group_sum_f32_gpu` without `pa.Table.from_arrays` round-trip | Q3, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q10, Q18, Q21 | 🔲 Planned |
-| **Phase 5** | **GPU top-k kernel** — `ORDER BY … LIMIT n` via per-block heap; avoids full bitonic sort of large intermediates before the final slice | Q3, Q5, Q8, Q9, Q20, Q21 | 🔲 Planned |
+| **Phase 4** | **Device-resident join pipeline** — AOT `join_count_i32_gpu` + `join_scatter_i32_gpu` replace MAX Graph JIT for GPU inner joins; `gather_table` chains column gathering with a single device-resident index upload | Q3, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q10, Q18, Q21 | ✅ **v0.2.3** |
+| **Phase 5** | **GPU sort + top-k kernel** — `sort_topk_i32_gpu` AOT bitonic sort; `ORDER BY … LIMIT k` fuses sort+limit in one kernel call; fixes a crash in the previous MAX Graph gather path | Q3, Q5, Q8, Q9, Q20, Q21 | ✅ **v0.2.3** |
+| **Phase 3** | **GPU key encoding** — `group_encode_i32_gpu` hash table for integer group keys (v0.2.0); vectorised rank mapping in `_encode_sort_key` removes Python for-loop (v0.2.3, 1.5× speedup) | Q1–Q22 | ✅ **Partial** — string/float encoding is future Phase 6 |
 | **Phase 6** | **GPU string/category encoding** — open-addressing hash table for variable-length keys, replaces PyArrow `dictionary_encode` for string group-by columns | Q1, Q4, Q5, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q12 | 🔭 Future |
 | **Phase 7** | **GPU string predicate evaluation** — `isin`, `startswith`, `contains` on GPU; eliminates PyArrow boolean mask for string filters | Q4, Q12, Q16, Q19 | 🔭 Future |
 | **Phase 8** | **GPU window functions** — `rank`, `dense_rank`, `lag`, `lead`, `cum_sum` | Non-TPC-H workloads | 🔭 Future |
-### Why Phases 4–5 are the highest ROI
+### What Phases 4–5 delivered (v0.2.3)
-Phases 4 and 5 target the **cold-run** round-trip: the CPU `pa.Table` that currently sits between a join and its downstream aggregation.
-On hot runs this round-trip is already eliminated by the join-result cache — so steady-state benchmark numbers are unaffected.
-On cold runs (fresh process, first query of a new shape), removing `pa.Table.from_arrays` + re-upload can save 20–80 ms for 1M-row join intermediates.
+**Phase 4 — AOT GPU join pipeline:**
+- GPU inner joins now bypass MAX Graph JIT entirely. Cold-start latency dropped from ~300 ms (MAX session init) to ~70 ms (AOT ctypes direct).
+- `AOTKernelsGPU.hash_join()` chains `join_count_i32_gpu` + `join_scatter_i32_gpu` with `_cached_upload` so repeated hot calls skip the PCIe copy.
+- `AOTKernelsGPU.gather_table()` gathers all numeric columns with a single index H2D upload shared across every column, replacing per-column MAX Graph model executions.
-Phases 6 and 7 target operations that are **already SIMD-fast in PyArrow C++** and **already cached** after the first call.
-They matter most for workloads that constantly see new table instances (streaming, per-request analytics) where the cache cannot absorb the encoding cost.
+**Phase 5 — AOT GPU sort + top-k:**
+- Fixes a crash: the previous GPU sort path called `gather_f32` as a MAX Graph custom op — that kernel was never registered in the mojopkg.
+- `sort_topk_i32_gpu` AOT bitonic sort: `ORDER BY … LIMIT k` fuses sort + limit into one kernel call. Downloads only `k × 4` bytes instead of `N × 4`.
+- `_apply_post_ops_custom` now peek-ahead: a `Sort` immediately followed by a `Limit` passes `topk=k` directly to the sort kernel.
+**Phase 3 vectorised rank (v0.2.3):**
+- `_encode_sort_key` replaced the per-unique-value Python for-loop with a single vectorised NumPy scatter: `rank_of[sorted_order] = np.arange(n_unique)`. ~1.5× speedup for sort-key encoding.
 > **Current GPU coverage:** `python scripts/audit_gpu_paths.py --device gpu --min-gpu-coverage 0.8`
 > exits 0 with **22/22 queries GPU-CLEAN (100%)** — every computationally heavy operator

{mxframe-0.2.1 → mxframe-0.2.3}/mxframe.egg-info/requires.txt RENAMED Viewed

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ duckdb>=0.9
 polars>=0.20
 [runtime]
-modular>=25.5
+modular>=26.4
 [sql]
 sqlglot>=25.0

{mxframe-0.2.1 → mxframe-0.2.3}/pyproject.toml RENAMED Viewed

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
 [project]
 name = "mxframe"
-version = "0.2.1"
+version = "0.2.3"
 description = "GPU-accelerated DataFrame engine: Python ergonomics + Mojo AOT kernels, cross-vendor (NVIDIA/AMD/Apple)."
 readme = "README.md"
 requires-python = ">=3.12"
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ dependencies = [
 # It lives on PyPI *and* in Modular's conda channel. Pixi users get it from conda
 # and should NOT install this extra (it will conflict). Pure-pip users should:
 #   pip install "mxframe[runtime]"
-runtime = ["modular>=25.5"]
+runtime = ["modular>=26.4"]
 polars  = ["polars>=0.20"]
 sql     = ["sqlglot>=25.0"]
 dev     = [

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@@ -1,64 +0,0 @@
-# 📋 Changelog
-All notable changes to MXFrame are documented here.
-Format follows [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/).
----
-## [0.1.2] — 2026-04-22
-### 🛠 Fixed
-- `pip install "mxframe[runtime]"` now gives a working install. The `[runtime]` extra pulls `modular>=25.5`, which provides the `max.engine` / `max.driver` modules that `mxframe.compiler` imports at module load. (Pixi users get `modular` from the Modular conda channel and should install `mxframe` without the extra.)
-- `sqlglot` import in `mxframe.sql_frontend` is now lazy: `import mxframe` no longer requires the `[sql]` extra. Calling `mxframe.sql(…)` without `sqlglot` installed raises a clear `ImportError` with the install hint.
-- `__init__.py` `__version__` now matches `pyproject.toml`.
----
-## [0.1.1] — 2026-04-22
-### 🛠 Fixed
-- Packaging: `readme` now points to `README.md` so PyPI shows the full project page with benchmarks and quickstart (was accidentally showing the internal vision/architecture doc)
-- CI: `AOTKernelsGPU` init no longer hard-fails on CPU-only runners (`CUDA driver unavailable` is caught, `self._aot_gpu` falls back to `None`)
-- CI: `_find_kernels_path()` uses `Path(__file__).resolve().parent` directly, removing the stale `/home/ablearn/mxdf/…` dev fallback that surfaced in installed wheels
-- Bug: `NameError: cache_key_count` in `_hash_join_mojo_cpu` MAX Graph fallback
-- Tests: `scripts/_test_phase0_custom_ops.py` and `_test_phase1.py` no longer hard-code a developer's kernels path; they use the auto-detected default
----
-## [0.1.0] — 2026-04-20
-### ✨ Added
-- **All 22 TPC-H queries** on CPU and GPU AOT paths
-- **GPU LEFT JOIN** — `join_count_left` + `join_scatter_left` Mojo kernels wired to Python (Q13)
-- `bench_simple.py` — clean 4-column benchmark (Pandas | Polars | MX CPU | MX GPU)
-- `--queries` and `--runs` flags for targeted benchmarking
-### ⚡ Performance
-- **Q22** phone prefix anti-join: vectorized via `pc.utf8_slice_codeunits` + `pc.is_in` + `np.isin` — 3.6× faster than Polars CPU (was 10× **slower**)
-- **Q20** semi-join chain: eliminated `.to_pandas()` Pandas detour — 8.7× faster than Polars (was comparable)
-- **Q21** EXISTS+NOT EXISTS: replaced `.to_pandas().groupby.nunique()` with NumPy composite key dedup
-- **Q18** large volume customers: replaced `.to_pylist()` semi-join with Mojo join — semi-join now uses AOT kernel path
-- **Q15** argmax supplier: replaced `0.9999 * max_rev` tolerance hack with exact `pc.equal()` on float32
-- **Q13** LEFT JOIN: removed `.to_pandas()` groupby detour — now fully on GPU AOT path (19ms CPU, 29ms GPU vs 25ms Polars)
-### 🐛 Fixed
-- `not use_gpu_filter` gate bug in `custom_ops.py` section 4.6 that blocked GPU filter path
-- Q7 nation pre-join cache key now uses `id()` preventing cache misses on repeated hot calls
-### 🏗️ Infrastructure
-- `pyproject.toml` updated with full metadata, dependencies, optional extras, package-data for `.so` files
-- `CONTRIBUTING.md` — developer guide with kernel writing tutorial
-- `PUBLISHING.md` — step-by-step pip release guide
-- GitHub Actions: `test.yml` (CI), `publish.yml` (PyPI via OIDC)
-### 📊 Benchmark Summary (1M and 10M rows, all 22 queries, warm median of 3)
-See the full table in [README.md § TPC-H Benchmark](README.md#-tpc-h-benchmark--all-22-queries),
-sourced from `scripts/bench_results_1M.csv` and `scripts/bench_results_10M.csv`.
-- **Correctness:** 22/22 queries pass on CPU and GPU paths
-- **MX CPU wins vs Polars:** **21/22** at 1 M, **18/22** at 10 M
-  — headline: **Q9 128× · Q12 89× · Q7 42× · Q8 31× · Q17 24× · Q5 22×** (at 10 M)
-- **MX GPU wins vs Polars:** **16/22** at 1 M, **15/22** at 10 M
-  — headline: **Q12 26.5× · Q9 12× · Q8 10.8× · Q17 9.7× · Q7 4.7×** (at 10 M)
-- **Remaining losses (Q4, Q6, Q13, Q21):** ops that still route through PyArrow fallback — kernel replacements tracked in `roadmap.md`