fix(t5): check cudaMalloc status for cross-attention and encoder mask buffers - #1233
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Failed construction releases earlier allocations. Normal destruction also releases device buffers. The explicit destructor was removed. Public APIs and successful execution remain unchanged. The new Architecture impact
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families/t5/tests/cpp/test_t5_cross_kv_alloc.cpp (1)
36-49: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 🏗️ Heavy liftTest the production allocation path.
allocate_cross_kvcopies the constructor logic. The test can remain green ifT5Pipelineremoves an allocation check or changes its allocation order.Move the loop into a family-local production helper that both
T5Pipelineand this test call. Add equivalent coverage for the lazy encoder-mask allocation.As per path instructions, keep the shared test seam inside the T5 family.
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In `@families/t5/tests/cpp/test_t5_cross_kv_alloc.cpp`:
- Around line 36-49: The test helper allocate_cross_kv duplicates T5Pipeline’s
allocation logic instead of exercising production code. Move this loop into a
shared T5-family production helper used by both T5Pipeline and the test,
preserving allocation order and error checks; add equivalent shared coverage for
lazy encoder-mask allocation.
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T5Pipeline discarded the result of every cudaMalloc. The constructor allocated a cross-attention key and value buffer per decoder layer, and generate() lazily allocated the encoder mask, none of them checked. A failed allocation left a null pointer that the pipeline then bound to the decoder as if it were real memory. Checking the status alone would not have been enough: the buffers lived in std::vector<void*>, destroying that vector does not free the device allocations its elements point at, and a constructor that throws never runs its own destructor - so any layer failing after the first would leak everything allocated before it. Each buffer, including the encoder mask, is now held in a family-local DeviceBuffer, so cleanup happens during unwinding. The explicit destructor is now redundant and removed. Adds test_t5_cross_kv_alloc, failing each of the eight allocations in turn against CPU CUDA stubs and asserting which buffer the error names. Verified it fails against the previous raw-pointer shape and passes here. Needs no GPU and links no cudart. Same treatment as bark NVIDIA#1201, bart NVIDIA#1222, whisper NVIDIA#1223 and m2m_100 Signed-off-by: Mohak Gupta <mohakgupta0981@gmail.com> NVIDIA#1232, per the review on NVIDIA#1221.
The test reproduced the constructor's allocation loop locally and only exercised the reproduction, so a regression in the real constructor or in the encoder mask allocation would have passed it. Moves both paths into family-local helpers - allocate_cross_kv and ensure_encoder_mask - that the pipeline calls and the test now calls directly, and adds coverage for the encoder mask: a failure throws and holds nothing, a success allocates once, a repeat call reuses it. Confirmed the test now sees production changes: dropping the status check inside allocate_cross_kv fails four checks. Signed-off-by: Mohak Gupta <mohakgupta0981@gmail.com>
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Hi @lukiod thanks for the contribution. The internal CI passed and this looks good. Merging it now |
Background
T5Pipelinediscarded the result of everycudaMalloc: the constructor allocates a cross-attention key and value buffer per decoder layer, andgenerate()lazily allocates the encoder mask. A failed allocation left a null pointer that the pipeline then bound to the decoder as if it were real memory. Tracked in #1221; same shape already merged for bark (#1201), bart (#1222) and whisper (#1223).Exit Criteria
Every
cudaMallocis checked, and a failure releases whatever the call already acquired rather than leaking it. Success path unchanged.Implementation
Checking the status alone would not have been enough. The buffers lived in
std::vector<void*>, destroying that vector does not free the device allocations its elements point at, and a constructor that throws never runs its own destructor - so any layer failing after the first leaked everything allocated before it.Each buffer, including the lazily-allocated encoder mask, is now held in a family-local
DeviceBuffer(families/t5/runtime/device_buffer.h), so the members release what they hold during unwinding. The explicit destructor is now redundant and removed. Only touchesfamilies/t5/.Change categories
Validation
Commands and Results
test_t5_cross_kv_allocis new.T5Pipelineneeds live TensorRT modules to construct, so the test drives the same allocation loop over the same owning type against CPU CUDA stubs, failing each of the eight allocations in turn and asserting which buffer the reported error names. It needs no GPU and links no cudart, so it runs in the CPU tier.Verified it catches the bug rather than just passing: against the previous raw-pointer shape it reports 8 failed checks.
clang-format --dry-run --Werroron the changed files: clean.Hardware, Environment, and Revisions
Branched from
911d56607(upstream/main). GPU: GTX 1650, driver 610.57.04. g++ 16.2.1. CUDA 13.3.1, TensorRT 11.2.1.Not Run / Remaining Gaps
No real T5 checkpoint or engine on hand, so the full pipeline was not exercised end to end - only the buffer ownership this PR changes.
Contributor Self-Review
Single family, no shared-core or cross-family touch. DCO signed off.
Notes For Future Readers
marianandfluxare the last two from #1221; branches are ready and will follow.Risk level
Error-handling and ownership change on an existing allocation path; no public API, ABI, or success-path behavior change.