simd: masking layer (simd_masking_ops.rs), generated backend-local ternlog bodies, five-flavour realization - #306
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Split the packed-bitmask family out of simd_int_ops.rs into
src/simd_masking_ops.rs — the ergonomic masking layer between consumers
and the compile-time-selected backends (slice/chunk/tail ergonomics,
*_assign forms, mask composition, masked reductions; never an ISA).
Public surface is unchanged: every fn still re-exports through
ndarray::simd, and the one consumer that named the internal module
(lance-graph-planner's dcr_w0_replay_budget example) now imports from the
facade.
Backend law: no shared generic ternlog implementation. The first cut's
src/simd_ternlog_lower.rs (one generic body four backends delegated into)
is deleted. tools/gen_ternlog_bodies.py Shannon-lowers each 8-bit table
into two 2-input tables (<= 7 ops; naive minterm form was up to 36),
self-checks all 256 tables, and emits each backend's body in its own
vocabulary between GEN-TERNLOG markers: operator traits on the array lanes
(avx2, scalar), per-128-bit-quad vandq/vorrq/veorq/vbicq/vmvnq_u32 on
uint32x4_t (neon), v128_* intrinsics inside the cfg-gated wasm32_simd
module (wasm). AVX-512 keeps _mm512_ternarylogic_epi64.
New primitives (all via ndarray::simd): lt/ge/le/ne/eq_i32_to_mask,
ne_u32_to_mask, mask_not/_assign, mask_xor/_assign, mask_any, mask_all,
ternary_match_{u32,u64,strided}_to_mask (care-masked register match),
masked_min/max_i32, blend_i32; immediates XOR_AND (0x28), AND2_OR (0xEA).
Ordered compares derive from gt by complement so they are exact at
i32::MIN/MAX.
Cross-ISA acceptance, measured: for every IMM in 0..=255 the bit-serial
reference equals the compiled realisation on the AVX2 arm (cargo test,
x86-64-v3: 113/113), the AVX-512 arm (x86-64-v4, separate target dir:
113/113), and WASM run for real under node (scripts/wasm-parity.sh; the
harness gained check_ternlog_all_tables over U32x16 native + U64x8 scalar).
NEON: cross-target check of lib+tests and the harness (all 256
monomorphisations) compiles, and the cross-compiled harness assembly
selects 424 NEON vector logical ops (and/orr/eor/bic/orn v.16b) — the
first per-lane body scalarised (536 scalar vs 4 vector) and was replaced.
The qemu run is CI's neon_simd job.
Also: gen_ternlog_bodies.py records two traps (a const item cannot read
the enclosing fn's IMM; the wasm helper must sit inside the cfg-gated
module), .claude/blackboard.md + the W1a contract doc carry the three-layer
contract, the polyfill/backend laws and the AArch64 acceptance ladder.
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…h a re-runnable probe tools/safe_intrinsic_probe measures, per architecture, whether a SIMD intrinsic is callable from plain safe code on the pinned toolchain. On 1.98.1: aarch64 NEON and every x86 tier (sse2/avx2/avx512f, even under -Ctarget-cpu=x86-64-v4) require the CALLER to carry the matching #[target_feature] (E0133; build-config features do not count, and a safe annotated fn called from a plain fn fails the same way, so the requirement propagates to the pub boundary). Only wasm32 simd128 is callable from plain safe code. Consequence, recorded in the generator, the blackboard and the W1a contract doc: one expression-narrow unsafe at the intrinsic boundary per backend method with a SAFETY line; the generated WASM body has none; simd_masking_ops.rs and every consumer above it stay forbid(unsafe_code). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X6y3drwKSE2zSgoexheLFX
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds public masking APIs, native SIMD implementations, generated ternary logic, nightly SIMD consumer APIs, AMX wrappers and detection, parity harnesses, assembly witnesses, and multi-target CI validation. ChangesSIMD, masking, and AMX update
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A simd_{arch}.rs file is compiled for exactly one target CPU, selected by
cfg at compile time, so the feature is already a property of the file;
per-fn #[target_feature] would restate it and propagate to every safe
caller. rustc does not read the cfg as evidence, hence the one narrow
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In `@tools/gen_ternlog_bodies.py`:
- Around line 14-15: Update the description in tools/gen_ternlog_bodies.py to
state that NEON uses uint32x4_t intrinsic operations per 128-bit quad, replacing
the reference to plain u32 per-lane loops; retain the existing array-backed lane
and WASM vocabulary descriptions.
- Line 186: Make the idempotence marker check in main type-specific by
incorporating ty when matching legacy replacement markers, so processing U64x8
cannot suppress the later U32x16 replacement. Update all four corresponding
generated marker lines in the AVX2 and scalar outputs to use the new
type-specific markers and preserve replacement assertions.
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- Around line 14-21: Ensure the nested package manifest for safe_intrinsic_probe
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so it remains standalone and the documented cargo check commands work.
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…4x8+I32x16, measured AVX2 realizations, rung-3 gates The five-flavour audit found the mask family (`simd_masking_ops`, built on `U64x8` + `I32x16`) resolving to the SCALAR backend on aarch64 and wasm32 through `simd.rs`'s re-export arms, and to `avx2_int_type!` array polyfills on the x86-64-v3 default. This closes all three, each on its own evidence. NEON + WASM: native `U64x8` (`[uint64x2_t; 4]` / `[v128; 4]`) and `I32x16` (`[int32x4_t; 4]` / `[v128; 4]`) with the full scalar surface, in `simd_neon.rs` / `simd_wasm.rs`; `simd.rs` re-exports them instead of the scalar types. NEON intrinsics sit inside one expression-narrow `unsafe` per method with a SAFETY line (rustc 1.98.1 requires caller target-feature for aarch64/x86 intrinsics; `#[target_feature]` is deliberately NOT used — one backend file is one compile-time target). WASM bodies carry no `unsafe`. `tools/gen_ternlog_bodies.py` gained NEON64 / WASM vocabularies and emits backend-local per-quad ternlog ladders; `--check` regenerates-and-diffs (rustfmt-normalised) and is green. Both parity harnesses gained `check_u64x8_algebra` + `check_i32x16_compare` (all 256 ternlog tables, rotates, popcount, compares at lane extremes); WASM parity OK under node, aarch64 cross-check clean. AVX2: NOT the planned `[__m256i; 2]` rewrite. The codegen oracle gained a Group F (ten `#[inline(never)]` probes over the SHIPPED library methods, each self-checked against the bit-serial definition) and measured the untouched polyfill first: every ternlog ladder, andnot, popcnt and xor_popcount were already packed from scalar source (0 scalar lane ops). Four shapes were not — u64 rotate (0 packed / 8 rolq), i32 reduce_max (0 / 17 cmpl), and the two compare-to-bitmask forms, which were MIXED (lanes 0 and 13-15 peeled to scalar). Only those four got two-half AVX2 intrinsic bodies (vpsllq/vpsrlq/vpor; vpminsd/vpmaxsd tree; vpcmpgtd + movemask). Oracle re-run: ALL PROBES MATCH; baseline rows carry both runs. Corrections landed alongside: `gt_bitmask`'s doc claimed an oracle-measured clean packed lowering it never had; `simd.rs`'s AVX2-arm comment claimed per-function `#[target_feature]` annotations that do not exist (and must not); `scripts/neon-asm-rung3.sh` counted LLVM `.LBB*` basic-block labels as symbols and misreported a 684-vector-op function as scalarised — fixed to function symbols, scalar reference oracles excluded from the gate (rung 3 PASS, 794 vector / 33 scalar). `simd_masking_ops.rs` is `#![forbid(unsafe_code)]`. New falsifier `i32x16_compare_bitmasks_and_reductions_at_lane_extremes` places the signed extremes at lanes 0/7/8/15 and walks MIN/MAX through every lane; disable-verified red on a swapped half order, a lane-dropping tree, and an un-complemented sign mask. Gates: v3 clippy -D warnings + full lib 2292/2292; v4 clippy + masking/simd tests; aarch64 check + rung 3; WASM parity; oracle ALL MATCH; fmt clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X6y3drwKSE2zSgoexheLFX
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- Around line 156-162: Preserve the public paths removed from the pub mod
simd_int_ops by adding compatibility re-exports for every moved mask function,
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before merging. Keep the existing ndarray::simd facade exports unchanged and
ensure downstream uses of ndarray::simd_int_ops::<mask_fn> remain supported
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In @.claude/knowledge/simd-codegen-oracle/README.md:
- Around line 81-102: Move the inserted Group F section so it does not split the
original results table: keep blake2b_g_u64x8, gather_lookup_u8, and
serial_dependent_chain within the first table, then place the Group F heading
and rows afterward.
In `@crates/neon-simd-parity/src/main.rs`:
- Around line 373-375: Replace each identical-operand a == a comparison in the
four parity harnesses with a comparison against a freshly constructed value from
a_arr: use U64x8::from_array(a_arr) at the U64x8 sites and
I32x16::from_array(a_arr) at the I32x16 sites, preserving the existing equality
checks and error behavior.
In `@scripts/neon-asm-rung3.sh`:
- Around line 26-27: Update the cargo rustc invocation in the rung 3 build flow
to propagate compilation failures instead of masking them with `|| true`, and
stop suppressing compiler output so errors are visible. Preserve the existing
assembly selection and pass behavior only after the current build succeeds.
In `@src/simd.rs`:
- Around line 1488-1492: Move the U32x16 ternlog documentation paragraph from
i32x16_compare_bitmasks_and_reductions_at_lane_extremes to immediately above
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…arity, CodeRabbit round 2 Nightly (`--features nightly-simd`) now realizes the whole facade, not just the mask family: `simd_nightly/w1a_types.rs` adds I8x16 (from_i4_packed_u64 sign-extends 0x8 -> -8, saturating_abs(i8::MIN) == i8::MAX), U16x8 + gather_u16, U8x8, palette_lookup_u8x8, prefetch_read_t0/1/2 (documented no-ops) and batch_packed_i4_16, re-exported through simd_nightly and the nightly arm of simd.rs. The five W1a tests in simd_int_ops run on nightly instead of being cfg-gated away. Lib test target and clippy are clean on nightly (192 focused tests + 12 W1a). Codegen witness (examples/ternlog_codegen_probe.rs, [profile.ci-codegen], scripts/codegen-witness.sh, .cargo/config-v4.toml): a tiny opt-level-3 example whose symbols are checked for the instruction each arm must select. Running it found that the CARGO_TARGET_<triple>_RUSTFLAGS recipe loses to .cargo/config.toml's cfg-keyed x86-64-v3 (cargo joins both, last -Ctarget-cpu wins; measured with cargo -v), so the tier4-avx512-check CI job had been checking the AVX2 arm. Fixed to `--config .cargo/config-v4.toml` and the job now asserts vpternlog is emitted. Witness PASS on avx2 (v3), avx512 (v4, 1/1/6 vpternlog) and neon (cross, asm-only; the aarch64 build exposed a missing U32x16::reduce_sum on the NEON and wasm backends, added). Slice-level probes allow bounded loop-control GPR ops (cap 12, measured 9/6). crates/simd-masking-parity: ONE parity program over the shipped facade (all 256 ternlog tables x2 widths, U64x8 algebra, I32x16 compares, every predicate->mask at rows 0/1/63/64/65/130 with the zero-tail and full-overwrite contract, mask algebra + in-place forms + any/all on tails, care-match contiguous and strided, masked sum/min/max, strided group sum, blend). rlib + cdylib + bin; green natively (v3) and under node with and without +simd128 (the scalar realization). CodeRabbit round 2: the 13 mask functions that were public as ndarray::simd_int_ops::<f> on master are re-exported from simd_int_ops (verified complete against master's pub fn list); Group F block no longer splits the oracle README table; a == a comparisons replaced in both parity harnesses; neon-asm-rung3.sh fails on a build error instead of grading stale assembly; the U32x16 ternlog doc paragraph sits on the test it describes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X6y3drwKSE2zSgoexheLFX
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481-486: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winCorrect stale scalar-backend documentation.
The native
I32x16andU64x8implementations make these scalar-fallback statements false.
src/simd_neon.rs#L481-L486: describeI32x16andU64x8as native NEON types.src/simd_wasm.rs#L1218-L1223: remove the claim that wasm32I32x16comes from the scalar tier.As per PR objectives, “NEON and WASM receive native
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27-27: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winAdd examples to the public probe documentation.
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///description but no usage example. Add a# Examplessection, or reduce the visibility if these functions do not form a public API.As per coding guidelines, “All public APIs (public functions and methods) must have
///doc comments with examples.”Also applies to: 33-33, 39-39, 47-47
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src/simd.rs (1)
236-240: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 TrivialRun the pinned Rust checks before merge.
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In `@crates/simd-masking-parity/Cargo.toml`:
- Line 35: Remove the nightly-simd feature forwarding entry from the crate
feature definitions and delete the corresponding nightly-simd matrix arm. Keep
the project aligned with the Rust 1.94 stable-only contract and do not retain
any nightly feature path.
In `@scripts/codegen-witness.sh`:
- Around line 75-77: Update the AVX2 and NEON validation loops to explicitly
require probe_ternlog_u64x8, probe_ternlog_u32x16, probe_andnot_u64x8, and
probe_mask_ternlog_slice, failing when any required probe has no report row. In
the scalar counting rule, inspect operands from $2 through $NF rather than only
$2 so immediate and memory forms are counted correctly; leave the fixed AVX512
probe handling unchanged.
In `@src/simd_nightly/f32_types.rs`:
- Around line 60-79: Add compilable Rust documentation examples for each newly
public API: in src/simd_nightly/f32_types.rs lines 60-79, document
F32x16::gather; in src/simd_neon.rs lines 821-829 and src/simd_wasm.rs lines
400-409 and src/simd_avx2.rs lines 800-809, document F32Mask16::to_bitmask; in
src/simd_neon.rs lines 1801-1814 and src/simd_wasm.rs lines 1194-1205, document
U32x16::reduce_sum; in src/simd_nightly/i8_types.rs lines 100-121 and 252-273,
add examples for the I8x64 and I8x32 methods, including saturation at i8::MIN;
and in src/simd_nightly/i_word_types.rs lines 318-356, document the new I32x16
conversion and mask methods.
- Around line 72-77: Update the gather loop in F32x16::gather to preserve signed
offsets by using pointer offset semantics with i converted to isize instead of
casting to usize. Expand the safety comment to require every resulting pointer
to remain within the allocation, properly aligned, and readable.
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In `@src/simd.rs`:
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including the simd_nightly/portable_simd configuration and its CI build path.
Preserve the default stable SIMD dispatch when the feature is absent, and remove
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src/simd_neon.rs lines 481-486 to identify I32x16 and U64x8 as native NEON
types, while retaining the scalar-fallback note only for applicable integer
types and the existing U32x16 explanation. In src/simd_wasm.rs lines 1218-1223,
remove the claim that wasm32 I32x16 comes from the scalar tier, reflecting its
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In `@src/hpc/amx_ops.rs`:
- Line 400: Replace the unsafe 96-byte from_raw_parts read in the
function-pointer inspection path with the existing code-generation/object-file
tooling, so instruction bytes are obtained from the object file rather than
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stops at ret without constructing an unvalidated slice.
- Around line 58-60: Update the AMX operation preconditions around amx_available
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… TF32 as raw bytes; round-3 review fixes
Every slice op in `simd_masking_ops` walked its input with a hand-rolled
`for g in 0..groups { let off = g * L; from_slice(&a[off..]) … }` body and an
index-range tail loop. Both are gone:
- Bodies iterate `slice::as_chunks::<LANES>()` and load each `[T; LANES]`
with `from_array` — no per-chunk bounds check, no `g * L` arithmetic for
LLVM to prove away, and the remainder is the EXACT tail slice. The two
private `load_{u,i}32x16` helpers this replaces are removed.
- The tail is NOT a scalar peel: `pad_tail` zero-pads it into one register
and runs it through the SAME packed op as the body; padding lanes are never
written back (word ops copy out `tail.len()` results, predicates mask the
bitmask with `tail_lane_bits`). `ternlog_word` — the scalar tail of the two
`mask_ternlog` forms — is removed with it; the tests keep their own
bit-serial reference.
Measured on the codegen witness (slice probe, GPR logic ops on lane data):
v3 9 → 4, aarch64 6 → 16 → 2. The 16 is the finding that forced the padded
tail: with an exact-length scalar tail LLVM fully unrolls it on aarch64 into
7 × (and, orr) on GPRs, while on AVX2 it becomes `vpmaskmovq` masked vectors —
the facade's "packed on every backend" contract held on one arm and not the
other. Padding makes both arms the same shape. The four remaining v3 ops and
two aarch64 ops are index masks (`andl $7`, `& !63`), not lane data; the
witness cap note is re-measured and rewritten accordingly. AVX-512 slice
probe: 6 vpternlog.
TF32: nightly's LLVM 23.1.1 rejects the `tmmultf32ps` mnemonic (`invalid
instruction mnemonic`) — the lib built because the wrapper is generic, the
first instantiation in the encoding test failed. Emitted as its fixed ISA
bytes (`C4 E2 <vex> 48 <modrm>`); the stable encoding test pins the identical
byte table, and the nightly lib tests now build.
Also carried: the CodeRabbit round-3 fixes (nightly `gather` signed offset,
doc examples across the nightly/NEON/wasm/AVX types, stale `simd_int_ops`
doc pointers, probe fns de-`pub`, witness `touch` + MISSING-probe rows,
rung3 `touch`), and `masking-parity.sh`'s native arm now clears RUSTFLAGS so a
`--config .cargo/config-v4.toml` passthrough cannot be erased.
Gates: v3 lib 2297/2297, v4 masking 93/93, nightly masking+amx 97/97 + 612
doctests, parity native/wasm/wasm-scalar/nightly PASS, witnesses avx2/avx512/
neon PASS, gen_ternlog_bodies --check current, clippy -D warnings + fmt clean.
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…ise encoding scan, examples on every public op CodeRabbit round 4 on the AMX fill, each verified against the code before being applied: - The INT8 gate was the precondition for EVERY op. `amx_available()` requires AMX-TILE + AMX-INT8, so a host or hypervisor exposing TILE with BF16/FP16/ FP8 while masking INT8 would have been told its valid non-INT8 ops are unavailable. New `simd_amx::amx_tile_available()` is the tier-agnostic half (TILE + OSXSAVE + XCR0 tile state + XTILEDATA permission, cached); `amx_available()` is now exactly that plus the INT8 bit, so its verdict on every host is unchanged. The safety model names the split: tile-state ops gate on the tile gate, INT8 ops on `amx_available`, every other tier on the tile gate AND its `AmxFeatures` bit. `amx_report` prints both. - `detect_amx_features` read CPUID leaf 7 without checking `max_leaf`, and used leaf 0 as the "unavailable" stand-in; both now read as all-zero when the leaf is out of range (an out-of-range basic leaf can echo the highest leaf's data). - The encoding tests built a 96-byte slice from a function pointer — an extent nobody validated. They now read one byte at a time and stop at the wrapper's own `ret`, so every read is inside the wrapper's body, and a wrapper with no `ret` in 96 bytes is a test failure rather than a wild read. - `# Examples` on every public op (CLAUDE.md hard rule): `no_run` examples that show the tile-state gate, the tier gate, `ldtilecfg`, the op on the GEMM config's three distinct tiles, and `tilerelease`; the `tdp3!` macro generates its example per op via `#[doc = concat!(..)]` and now takes the op's tier ident. The `avx512f`-only row ops carry `ignore` examples, since a v3 doctest build cannot see them. 24 new doctests compile on stable. Gates: stable amx tests 10/10 + 24 doctests, v4 clippy + amx 10/10, nightly amx 10/10 + doctests, clippy -D warnings + fmt clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X6y3drwKSE2zSgoexheLFX
…gen oracle Two axes, realization × platform: avx2 (x86_64 default config), avx512 (x86_64 via `--config .cargo/config-v4.toml`, RUSTFLAGS cleared), neon (aarch64 cross + qemu), wasm + scalar (wasm32 with and without simd128 under node — the scalar realization's only executable row), nightly (`core::simd` behind `nightly-simd`). Every row runs the SAME facade-only parity program (`scripts/masking-parity.sh <arm>`); rows with inspectable assembly also run the opt-3 codegen oracle (`scripts/codegen-witness.sh <arm>`). The native row prints the AMX realization report (runtime-gated, always compiled) and runs the encoding/detection tests; the nightly row runs the lib tests that first surface a dropped mnemonic on a newer LLVM. The v4 row's RUN steps are gated on `/proc/cpuinfo avx512f` (GitHub runners do not promise it) and degrade to an assembly-only vpternlog assertion with a loud warning rather than SIGILL; the build and inspection always run. No workflow-global RUSTFLAGS, so the v4 config cannot be silently erased. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X6y3drwKSE2zSgoexheLFX
…xplicitly CodeRabbit kept one finding open on PR #306: the nightly-simd path exists (since #173) while the rule read "1.94 Stable only. No nightly features." The rule was already inconsistent with the tree before this PR. It now names the single exception and its bounds: opt-in, validation-only, never default, never required by any stable path, exercised only by the dedicated nightly CI rows. Also corrects the stale 1.94 (the pin is 1.98.1). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X6y3drwKSE2zSgoexheLFX
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Doc contradictions (overclaim-auditor) and the sentinel-qa byte-scan findings from the PR #306 council, plus the P2 items that were cheap to close in the same pass. simd_masking_ops - Module header now scopes the codegen claim to the contiguous LANE ops, states the measured 4/2 GPR ops as hand-classified index arithmetic, and drops the throughput claim. - eq_u32_to_mask / gt_i32_to_mask docs describe the zero-padded tail (same packed compare, padding never written back). - `# Examples` doctests on the 18 pub fns that lacked one. simd.rs / simd_neon / simd_wasm - aarch64 and wasm32 arms re-export their own i32x16 / u64x8 aliases instead of the scalar ones (the alias is the backend's own type). - amx_features / AmxFeatures / amx_tile_available re-exported on x86_64 so a consumer reaches the tile gate through the facade. - NEON eq_bitmask doc and quad_mask4 SAFETY corrected. simd_avx2 / simd_avx512 / simd_amx - avx2_halves SAFETY states the runtime-AVX2 obligation is the caller's (the cfg does not enforce the v3 pin); from_avx2_halves doc matches the storeu body. - detect_amx_tile guards CPUID leaf 7 behind max_leaf; _xgetbv(0) carries its SAFETY line; amx_available doc says the INT8 bit is consulted last. hpc/amx_ops - "never disagree silently" scoped to the four EMR-validated GEMM sequences; the safety model lists the config/load/store ops and routes the MOVRS loads through gate 2; tmmultf32ps Safety cites the tile gate + tf32 bit; tiles "0..3" -> "0-2" where three tiles are meant. - Encoding tests: masked (byte, mask) comparison for the register-allocator-dependent bytes; wrappers + pins for the memory-operand ops (ldtilecfg/sttilecfg/tileloadd/tileloaddt1/ tilestored/tileloaddrs*) and the cfg(avx512f) row ops (tcvtrowd2ps/tilemovrow); OnceLock-cached /proc/self/exe; the symtab reader gated cfg(target_os = "linux"). - tier => TILE consistency is observation-only (printed), not asserted. Witness + parity - scripts/codegen-witness.sh: WITNESS_NO_RUN asm-only mode; SLICE_GPR_CAP = 6 (measured index arithmetic + 2); the NEON vector counter requires a vector-register operand; first-match symbol attribution. - ternlog_codegen_probe drives the slice op at 64 and 67 words so the self-check covers the padded tail. - simd-masking-parity: WORD_LENS covers 0..9, 15, 16, 17, 31 words; reference wording says bit-serial for ternlog, scalar word-serial for the rest. - ci.yaml tier4 and simd-matrix.yaml call the witness script in asm-only mode instead of an inline copy; simd-matrix triggers on Cargo.toml and src/lib.rs too. Gates (all local): v3 clippy -D warnings; v3 lib 2298 + doc 561; v4 clippy + lib (105, incl. the cfg(avx512f) row test) + avx512 witness PASS; nightly lib 104 + doc 23 + parity PASS; parity native/v4/wasm/wasm-scalar PASS; witnesses avx2 + neon PASS; gen_ternlog_bodies --check current. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X6y3drwKSE2zSgoexheLFX
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In @.github/workflows/simd-matrix.yaml:
- Line 1: Add top-level workflow permissions restricting contents to read, and
set persist-credentials to false on every actions/checkout@v4 step in the
workflow.
- Line 104: Update the CPU capability check that sets the has output to require
the complete x86-64-v4 feature set—AVX-512F, AVX-512BW, AVX-512CD, AVX-512DQ,
and AVX-512VL—before marking the runner supported; preserve has=0 for any
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In `@crates/simd-masking-parity/src/lib.rs`:
- Line 447: Add parity test cases with logical row counts that are not multiples
of 64, while retaining the existing word-count cases. Update the row-count
generation around n and ensure mask_not and mask_all exercise partially live
final words so the tail-bit masking branch is reachable.
In `@src/simd_nightly/f32_types.rs`:
- Around line 63-64: Update the AVX2 gather implementation near the indexed load
logic to treat each index as a signed element offset: replace the usize
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- simd-matrix.yaml: top-level `permissions: contents: read` and `persist-credentials: false` on every checkout (nothing in the workflow pushes); the v4 runner gate now requires the full x86-64-v4 AVX-512 set (F/BW/CD/DQ/VL) instead of avx512f alone, so a partially capable host cannot reach the run steps and SIGILL. - simd_avx2.rs: `F32x16::gather` treats indices as SIGNED element offsets (`base_ptr.offset(idx as isize)`), matching the AVX-512 `_mm512_i32gather_ps` contract and the nightly backend's doc; the `usize` cast turned a valid negative index into UB on this backend only. Safety contract rewritten to say so. - simd-masking-parity: the mask-algebra group now iterates ROW counts — every full-word count plus 63/32/1 live bits in the final word — so the tail branches of mask_not / mask_not_assign / mask_all and the tail-only mask_any check are reachable. Disable-verified: removing mask_not's tail clear fails the native arm with 0x604 under the new counts; under the old `n = nw * 64` it passed. Gates: fmt; clippy -D warnings on v3 (lib/tests/examples), the parity crate, and v4; parity native / wasm / wasm-scalar / nightly / v4 PASS. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01X6y3drwKSE2zSgoexheLFX
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PR 1 of the mask-RISC arc — the ndarray masking substrate
One concern: the masking floor that
lance-graph-mask-risc, the lance-graph contract debt PR andlgj-abiwill all consume. Nothing from those PRs is bundled here.The three-layer contract this PR establishes
ternlog) lives only in the backend file.#[target_feature]anywhere in a backend file. Eachsimd_{isa}.rsis one backend for one compile-time target; a per-function feature gate would be a second, contradictory selection mechanism. Intrinsic calls sit inside one expression-narrowunsafeper method with a SAFETY line naming the backend's selection as the precondition.simd_masking_ops.rsis#[forbid(unsafe_code)].What changed
src/simd_masking_ops.rs— the mask family moved out ofsimd_int_ops.rswith its tests;simd_int_ops.rsis integer arithmetic again.ndarray::simdre-exports everything.simd_int_opsis apub mod, so the 13 mask functions master exported asndarray::simd_int_ops::<f>were public paths: they are re-exported fromsimd_int_opsas a compatibility surface (verified complete by diffing master'spub fnlist against HEAD, 0 missing — an earlier revision dropped them and called the surface "unchanged"; CodeRabbit caught it). The one consumer naming the module path (lance-graph-plannerexamples/dcr_w0_replay_budget.rs) moves to the facade in the lance-graph PR.tools/gen_ternlog_bodies.py— Shannon-lowers each 8-bit table into two 2-input tables (f = (!c & T0) | (c & T1); 7 ops where the vocabulary has a native and-not (NEONvbic, WASMv128.andnot), 8 where and-not isx & !y— asserted, not stated; the naive minterm form was up to 36), self-checks all 256 in Python, and emits each backend's body in that backend's own vocabulary betweenGEN-TERNLOGmarkers.--applyreplaces the whole generated region by enclosingimpl+ signature;--checkregenerates,rustfmts both, and diffs — green on this head.ndarray::simd:lt/ge/le/ne/eq_i32_to_mask,ne_u32_to_mask,mask_not{,_assign},mask_xor{,_assign}(its own primitive — lane^, notternlog::<XOR3>),mask_any(tail-blind;mask_all(words, n_rows)is the tail-aware one),ternary_match_{u32,u64,strided}_to_mask(care-masked register match, the TCAM shape of a V3 12-byte facet),masked_min/max_i32,blend_i32; immediatesXOR_AND = 0x28,AND2_OR = 0xEA.U64x8(all bulk algebra + ternlog) andI32x16(the signed-compare family).simd.rsresolved BOTH to the scalar backend on aarch64 and wasm32, and the v3 arm's wereavx2_int_type!array polyfills. Closed:U64x8andI32x16([uint64x2_t; 4]/[v128; 4]fan-outs) with the full facade surface; generator NEON64/WASM arms; harnesses gainedcheck_u64x8_algebra+check_i32x16_compare.#[inline(never)]probes over the shipped methods, self-checked against the bit-serial definition) showed six of ten shapes already fully packed from scalar source. Only the four that were not (u64 rotate 0/8rolq,reduce_max0/17cmpl, and the two mixed compare-to-bitmask forms) got two-half AVX2 intrinsic bodies. After: 10/2, 8/0, 9/0, 10/0; oracle ALL PROBES MATCH.--features nightly-simd, the portablecore::simdbackend): the mask family plus the W1a primitives (I8x16withfrom_i4_packed_u64/saturating_abs,U16x8+gather_u16,U8x8,palette_lookup_u8x8,prefetch_read_t*,batch_packed_i4_16) insimd_nightly/w1a_types.rs;Not/Mulon the int wrappers;F32Mask16::to_bitmaskon every backend. The nightly lib test target and clippy are clean; the W1a tests run there rather than being cfg-gated off. (Master'snightly-simd-polyfillCI job was red before this PR.)examples/ternlog_codegen_probe.rsunder a tiny[profile.ci-codegen](opt 3, no debuginfo, no LTO),scripts/codegen-witness.sh <avx512|avx2|neon>checks per function symbol that each arm realizes the mask family in its own instructions (vpternlog on v4; packed ymm logic with zero GPR lane logic on v3; vectorv*.16blogic on NEON; the slice-level probe allows bounded loop-control GPR ops). PASS on all three.CARGO_TARGET_<triple>_RUSTFLAGSwith.cargo/config.toml's cfg-keyedx86-64-v3, and the last-Ctarget-cpuwins — measured withcargo -v, the "v4" job had been compiling the AVX2 arm all along (0 vpternlog).tier4-avx512-checknow uses--config .cargo/config-v4.toml(same cfg key, higher precedence, placed last; explicit--targetstill keeps build scripts on the host baseline) and asserts vpternlog is emitted.U32x16::reduce_sumon the NEON and wasm backends; added.crates/simd-masking-parity— ONE parity program over the shipped facade only (all 256 ternlog tables on both mask widths,U64x8algebra,I32x16compares, every predicate→mask at rows 0/1/63/64/65/130 with the zero-tail + full-overwrite contract, mask algebra with in-place forms and any/all on tails, care-match contiguous and strided, masked sum/min/max, strided group sum, blend). rlib + cdylib (selfcheck()for node) + bin. Green natively (v3) and under node with and without+simd128(the scalar realization). It is the program the realization matrix compiles under every arm.Acceptance on the final head — measured, not asserted
simd_avx2--lib --tests --examples -D warnings;cargo test --lib; oracle Group F; codegen witness avx2--config .cargo/config-v4.toml)simd_avx512simd_neoncargo check --lib --tests;neon-asm-rung3.sh; codegen witness neon (cross, asm-only); CIneon-simd/parity-qemusimd_wasmwasm-parity.sh+simd-masking-parityunder nodesimd_scalarsimd-masking-parityunder nodecore::simdsimd_nightlycargo +nightly test --lib --features nightly-simd(masking, int ops, simd, w1a); clippy--libRecorded limit, not fixed here:
simd_runtimehas no mask trampolines (a release binary runs the v3-compiled mask kernels).Falsifiers, each disable-verified red-then-green: the 256-table sweeps (bit-serial reference);
i32x16_compare_bitmasks_and_reductions_at_lane_extremes; the nightlyfrom_i4_packed_u64sweep over every nibble value at every lane; the rung-3 and codegen-witness gates fail on a build error rather than grading stale assembly.unsafe— where and why, measured on 1.98.1 (tools/safe_intrinsic_probe)vandq_u32neondoes not remove the requirement#[target_feature(neon)]fn → intrinsic-Ctarget-cpu=x86-64-v4v128_andSo: one expression-narrow
unsafeat the intrinsic boundary per NEON/AVX2 method with a SAFETY line, none in any WASM body, everything above the backendsforbid(unsafe_code).Corrections made in this PR to claims that were wrong
simd.rs's AVX2-arm comment said the backend carries per-function#[target_feature(enable = "avx,avx2,fma")]— it never did, and must not.I32x16::gt_bitmask's doc claimed a clean packed lowering that had never been probed; measured, it was mixed.agnostic-surface-cpu-matrix.mdclaimed NEON native rows whilesimd.rsre-exported the scalar types.tier4-avx512-checkwas named for an arm it was not compiling (item 6).Review council (per the merge doctrine)
5 savant reviews + 3 council reviews run on the final SHA; CodeRabbit + Codex threads answered and resolved; auto-merge only when all pass, CI green, no unresolved threads, and HEAD == the reviewed SHA.
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