Add setup for Helion to compile on MTIA with basic test #1169
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Summary: Enable Helion with MTIA for the first time. This is very basic setup to just make showcase it working. Following diffs will try to enable more modes (e.g. eager) and more tests. I used default mtia machine arch setup for now + set triton_mtia backend + compile it through JIT flow. Highlights/doubts: - Remove RefEager mode from the test, seems to not be used? - For some reason i have to call mtia_triton_launcher.init() twice (?), otherwise it result with inaccuracy.. i did not debug it fully - There is a check `if TYPE_CHECKING:` in __init__.py, not sure how does this work for functions, can i import triton? will CI be able to check this for me? - I disabled one test when run on mtia. Test complains about different type interfered from Triton-MTIA compiler (error: IntList but got GenericList) - Hardcoded grid size for mtia architectures, I will have to cover this part separately, sadly this is not fully covered in torch by Triton-MTIA, when doing Triton-MTIA update i created hardcoded stub, since it is not being used. v2 We cannot expose arch names to opensource, hide them then in triton_mtia. CPU added support for their backend, use their _get_triton_backend instead of calling triton.runtime.driver.active.get_current_target directly v3 Aligned further to changes made when diff was not landed and i removed custom implementation for handling torch device. Removed calling is_available from torch/mtia/__init__.py Differential Revision: D76375133
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I'd expect this to cause some lints, though for some reason CI isn't running. Can you do ./lint.sh install && ./lint.sh?
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Is this required? Seems a bit odd to be running this code on every kernel launch and not cleaning it up.
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Enable Helion with MTIA for the first time. This is very basic setup to just make showcase it working.
We init mtia device through init_mtia_device() and depends on triton.runtime.driver.active.get_current_target().backend to choose which Triton backend to load.