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GridwiseGemm implementations guarantees that there won't be out-of-range (padded) addresses along K0/K1 in the main loop. But it currently does not leverage that fact yet
@asroy once suggested adding a hook or something in the A/B tensor descriptor to disable K-pad checking during main loop, but did not rule out that there could be better ways to achieving the same effect.
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Thanks for the suggestion, I was wondering if you were still looking for this enhancement? I can pass it along to the internal team to evaluate, thanks!
GridwiseGemm implementations guarantees that there won't be out-of-range (padded) addresses along K0/K1 in the main loop. But it currently does not leverage that fact yet
@asroy once suggested adding a hook or something in the A/B tensor descriptor to disable K-pad checking during main loop, but did not rule out that there could be better ways to achieving the same effect.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: