revert ggml to v0.19.0 + CPU GGML_NATIVE=ON, trim agent-residue comments, update AGENT.md - #17
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In `@AGENT.md`:
- Around line 9-13: Update the ggml version-gate documentation in AGENT.md to
identify the actual FetchContent pin fields, URL and URL_HASH, instead of
GIT_TAG; also update the corresponding dependency-update instructions in
README.md and README_CN.md to match.
Apply the same fix in `@cmake/Dependencies.cmake` around lines 91 - 109: The
dependency configuration establishes the actual URL-based v0.19.0 pin.
Apply the same fix in `@src/backend.cpp` around lines 53 - 55: The version-source
comment should describe the URL-based pin accurately.
In `@src/model_impl.h`:
- Around line 38-44: Update the window-position comment associated with
window_start and window_end to document the one-based expression (cache.step +
1) / cache.total_steps used by the implementation, including its inclusive
[start,end] range.
In `@src/model.cpp`:
- Around line 413-418: Update the middle-slice boundary handling in the
segmenter path so only negative end_blocks values default to num_layers;
preserve end_blocks == 0 as an empty middle slice. Ensure the corresponding
middle and back graph construction avoids executing the full tail twice when
fn_blocks == 0 and bn_blocks == cfg.segmenter.num_layers.
In `@src/tensor_utils.cpp`:
- Around line 44-61: Update the EBF layer-scale folding documentation near
fold_linear_weight to remove the claims that Q8_0 folding is lossless and that
outputs match within ~1e-7; describe the precision and output agreement only in
qualified terms unless supported by measured tests.
- Around line 44-61: Update the documentation for parse_lay_scale_name in
src/tensor_utils.cpp lines 44-61 to distinguish FFN, attention/PAC, and
joint-EBF multipliers: single-stream FFN1/FFN2 use 0.5, PAC uses 1.0, and joint
EBF branches use 1.0. Update the related comment in src/ops_attn.cpp line 142 to
state that only FFN1/FFN2 use 0.5 while the PAC branch uses 1.0; no
implementation changes are needed.
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| ## 1. ggml version gate — stay on v0.19.0 (temporary anchor, hard rule) | ||
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| The project pins **ggml `v0.20.2`** (`cmake/Dependencies.cmake`, URL archive) | ||
| and builds the CI CPU package as a **non-DL portable baseline with | ||
| `GGML_NATIVE=OFF`**. This is load-bearing: | ||
| The project pins **ggml `v0.19.0`** (`cmake/Dependencies.cmake`, `GIT_TAG`) | ||
| and builds the CI CPU package with **`GGML_NATIVE=ON`** (captures the runner | ||
| CPU — that is why that job is never cached). This is load-bearing: |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Align all ggml version and pin documentation with the implementation.
The current dependency uses a v0.19.0 URL archive with URL_HASH, not GIT_TAG. Update this guidance and the related references in README.md, README_CN.md, cmake/patches/ggml-metal-binary-archive.md, and src/backend.cpp so future dependency updates target the actual pin fields and version.
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AGENT.md#L9-L13(this comment)cmake/Dependencies.cmake#L91-L109src/backend.cpp#L53-L55
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In `@AGENT.md` around lines 9 - 13, Update the ggml version-gate documentation in
AGENT.md to identify the actual FetchContent pin fields, URL and URL_HASH,
instead of GIT_TAG; also update the corresponding dependency-update instructions
in README.md and README_CN.md to match.
Apply the same fix in `@cmake/Dependencies.cmake` around lines 91 - 109: The
dependency configuration establishes the actual URL-based v0.19.0 pin.
Apply the same fix in `@src/backend.cpp` around lines 53 - 55: The version-source
comment should describe the URL-based pin accurately.
Source: Coding guidelines
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| int total_steps = 0; // D3PM loop length (for the reuse window) | ||
| float window_start = 0.0f; // cache only when step/total in [..,] | ||
| float window_start = 0.0f; // cache only when step/total in [start,end] | ||
| float window_end = 1.0f; | ||
| float err_decay = 0.0f; // >0: UCache-style accumulated-error gate | ||
| float err_decay = 0.0f; // >0: accumulated-error gate | ||
| float err_limit = 0.5f; | ||
| int max_cont = 0; // 0 = unlimited consecutive hits | ||
| int bn_blocks = 0; // always recompute this many tail blocks on hit | ||
| int bn_blocks = 0; // recompute this many tail blocks on hit |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Match the window-position comment to the implementation.
src/model.cpp, Lines 395-396, evaluates (cache.step + 1) / cache.total_steps. The comment says step/total, which can mislead configuration at window boundaries. Document the one-based expression.
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In `@src/model_impl.h` around lines 38 - 44, Update the window-position comment
associated with window_start and window_end to document the one-based expression
(cache.step + 1) / cache.total_steps used by the implementation, including its
inclusive [start,end] range.
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| // * add graph (hit): x_mid_dev = x_front + tail_delta | ||
| // * mid graph (miss): x_mid_dev = tail(middle)(x_front) | ||
| // * update graph(miss): tail_delta_dev = x_mid - x_front; prev_front_dev = x_front | ||
| // * back graph: x_out_dev = tail(back)(x_mid_dev) | ||
| // All reference device-resident tensors as leaves — no D×T host transfer | ||
| // on the cache path. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Preserve the empty middle-slice case.
When fn_blocks == 0 and bn_blocks == cfg.segmenter.num_layers, middle_end is 0. src/model_segmenter.cpp, Lines 167-169, converts end_blocks <= 0 to num_layers. The middle graph then runs the full tail, and the back graph runs it again. The cache path produces incorrect logits.
Treat only negative end_blocks as the default:
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In `@src/model.cpp` around lines 413 - 418, Update the middle-slice boundary
handling in the segmenter path so only negative end_blocks values default to
num_layers; preserve end_blocks == 0 as an empty middle slice. Ensure the
corresponding middle and back graph construction avoids executing the full tail
twice when fn_blocks == 0 and bn_blocks == cfg.segmenter.num_layers.
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| // EBF layer-scale folding (load-time, schema-preserving). | ||
| // | ||
| // The EBF residual is x + 0.5 * lay_scale(branch) where lay_scale is a | ||
| // per-channel multiply. Since 0.5 and lay_scale are both diagonal, they can | ||
| // be folded into the *producing* linear of the branch at load time: | ||
| // The EBF residual is x + m·lay_scale(branch) where m = 0.5 for the | ||
| // single-stream EBF (encoder/segmenter) and m = 1.0 for the joint EBF | ||
| // (estimator), and lay_scale is a per-channel multiply. Both are diagonal, | ||
| // so they fold into the branch's *producing* linear at load time: | ||
| // | ||
| // out' = 0.5 * s ⊙ (W·h + b) == (0.5·s·W)·h + (0.5·s⊙b) | ||
| // out' = m·s ⊙ (W·h + b) == (m·s·W)·h + (m·s⊙b) | ||
| // | ||
| // so the graph no longer emits a lay_scale mul + a 0.5 scale node per EBF | ||
| // block (two elementwise kernels per FFN, one per PAC branch). The GGUF | ||
| // keeps its lay_scale tensors (bind code still finds them) — they are simply | ||
| // no longer referenced by the graph. This is idempotent: the file is never | ||
| // modified, every load folds the same way. | ||
| // This removes a lay_scale mul + scale node per EBF block from the graph and | ||
| // never modifies the GGUF (idempotent, every load folds the same way). The | ||
| // fold is lossless for Q8_0 (only per-block d scalars change) and exact for | ||
| // F32/F16 up to float rounding — the graph arithmetic order changes, so | ||
| // outputs match the unfolded graph to ~1e-7, not bit-exactly. | ||
| // | ||
| // The fold is lossless for Q8_0 (only the per-block d scalars change) and | ||
| // exact for F32/F16 up to float rounding; the graph arithmetic order changes | ||
| // (scale applied before the matmul instead of after), so outputs are | ||
| // expected to match the unfolded graph to ~1e-7, not bit-exactly. | ||
| // --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ||
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| // F-2: layer-scale folding (load-time, schema-preserving) — covers both the | ||
| // single-stream EBF blocks (encoder/segmenter) and the joint EBF (estimator): | ||
| // | ||
| // * single-stream EBF residual x + 0.5·lay_scale(branch) → mult 0.5 | ||
| // * joint EBF residual x + lay_scale(branch) → mult 1.0 | ||
| // | ||
| // lay_scale is a per-channel multiply, so it folds into the branch's | ||
| // producing linear at load time (see F-2 note above). `parse_lay_scale_name` | ||
| // maps a GGUF lay_scale tensor name to its producing linear's weight/bias | ||
| // tensor names (relative to the block base, with leading '.') and the | ||
| // extra multiplier. Returns false for non-lay_scale names. | ||
| // `parse_lay_scale_name` maps a GGUF lay_scale tensor name to its producing | ||
| // linear's weight/bias tensor names (relative to the block base, with leading | ||
| // '.') and the extra multiplier; returns false for non-lay_scale names. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Remove the lossless precision guarantee.
fold_linear_weight converts updated Q8_0 block scales back to ggml_fp16_t and rounds F16 weights after multiplication. Therefore the Q8_0 fold is not lossless, and the supplied code does not guarantee output agreement within ~1e-7. Use qualified wording unless tests establish a measured bound.
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In `@src/tensor_utils.cpp` around lines 44 - 61, Update the EBF layer-scale
folding documentation near fold_linear_weight to remove the claims that Q8_0
folding is lossless and that outputs match within ~1e-7; describe the precision
and output agreement only in qualified terms unless supported by measured tests.
📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep the layer-scale multipliers consistent across both comments.
parse_lay_scale_name applies 0.5 to single-stream lay_scale1 and lay_scale3, 1.0 to single-stream lay_scale2, and 1.0 to joint EBF branches.
src/tensor_utils.cpp#L44-L61: document the FFN, attention/PAC, and joint-EBF multipliers separately.src/ops_attn.cpp#L142-L142: state that only FFN1/FFN2 use0.5; the PAC branch uses1.0.
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src/tensor_utils.cpp#L44-L61(this comment)src/ops_attn.cpp#L142-L142
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In `@src/tensor_utils.cpp` around lines 44 - 61, Update the documentation for
parse_lay_scale_name in src/tensor_utils.cpp lines 44-61 to distinguish FFN,
attention/PAC, and joint-EBF multipliers: single-stream FFN1/FFN2 use 0.5, PAC
uses 1.0, and joint EBF branches use 1.0. Update the related comment in
src/ops_attn.cpp line 142 to state that only FFN1/FFN2 use 0.5 while the PAC
branch uses 1.0; no implementation changes are needed.
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Why revert
v0.20.x made GGML_CPU_ALL_VARIANTS require GGML_BACKEND_DL, DL mode unlinks the CPU backend from the ggml umbrella target (so backend.cpp's direct ggml_backend_cpu_init / ggml_threadpool_new refs fail to link), and GGML_NATIVE + GGML_BACKEND_DL are mutually exclusive upstream. Anchor at v0.19.0 keeps NATIVE=ON CPU builds working until the dlopen refactor lands (tracked in AGENT.md).
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