Module: TinyNN
- Defined in:
- lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb
Class Method Summary collapse
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.adam_step(param, grad, m, v, lr, b1, b2, eps, omc1, omc2) ⇒ Object
Adam optimizer step.
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.add(a, b) ⇒ Object
Element-wise a + b.
- .alloc_1d_i32(sess, n) ⇒ Object
- .alloc_2d(sess, rows, cols) ⇒ Object
- .build_add(sess, ta, tb) ⇒ Object
- .build_gelu(sess, ta) ⇒ Object
- .build_matmul(sess, ta, tb) ⇒ Object
- .build_rms_norm(sess, tx, tgamma, eps) ⇒ Object
- .build_scale(sess, ta, s) ⇒ Object
- .build_softmax(sess, ta) ⇒ Object
- .compute(sess) ⇒ Object
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.cross_entropy_grad(logits, targets, n_pred) ⇒ Object
Fused softmax-cross-entropy gradient: dlogits[i, v] = (softmax(logits)[i, v] - one_hot(targets)[v]) / n_pred.
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.download_matmul(sess, tensor, m, n) ⇒ Object
Download a matmul result.
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.download_row_major(sess, dl_handle, rows, cols) ⇒ Object
Download a tensor whose data is row-major (output of elementwise ops like add, gelu, rms_norm, softmax, scale).
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.download_to_mat(sess, dl_handle, rows, cols) ⇒ Object
Chunked Mat-roundtrip for large tensors.
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.embed_back(d_out, indices, vocab_size) ⇒ Object
Embedding backward: scatter-add d_out rows into a vocab-sized table.
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.embed_lookup(table, indices) ⇒ Object
Embedding lookup: gather table rows by indices.
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.ffn_pipeline(h, w1, w2) ⇒ Object
FFN-shaped chain: result = gelu(h * w1) * w2.
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.gelu(a) ⇒ Object
Element-wise GeLU (tanh approximation, matches project’s feed_forward).
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.gelu_back(x, dh) ⇒ Object
GeLU backward: dx = dh * d/dx GeLU(x) (tanh approx).
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.matmul(a, b) ⇒ Object
a ** b where both are project Mats (row-major f64).
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.matmul_t(a, b) ⇒ Object
a * b^T natively (matches Mat#matmul_t).
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.mul(a, b) ⇒ Object
Element-wise multiply c = a * b.
- .persistent_free(sess) ⇒ Object
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.persistent_new(prefer_cuda) ⇒ Object
———————————————————————- Persistent-session API: build a graph once, run it many times.
- .realize(sess, result) ⇒ Object
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.rms_norm(x, gamma, eps) ⇒ Object
RMSNorm(x) * gamma.
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.rms_norm_back(x, dy, eps) ⇒ Object
d/dx of plain RMSNorm(x) given dy (= grad of normalized output).
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.scale(a, s) ⇒ Object
Element-wise a * s for scalar s.
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.sgd_step(param, grad, lr) ⇒ Object
SGD parameter update: param_new = param - lr * grad.
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.silu(a) ⇒ Object
Element-wise SiLU (x * sigmoid(x)), llama-family activation.
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.silu_back(x, dy) ⇒ Object
Backward for SiLU: given x (the input to silu) and dy (gradient from upstream), returns dx.
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.softmax(a) ⇒ Object
Per-row softmax.
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.softmax_back(a_softmax, dy) ⇒ Object
d/dx of per-row softmax.
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.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, target, m) ⇒ Object
Internal: stage ‘m` row-major into scratch, then bulk-upload to `target`.
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.stage_transposed_and_upload(sess, target, b) ⇒ Object
Internal: stage b TRANSPOSED into scratch, then bulk-upload to ‘target`.
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.t_matmul(a, b) ⇒ Object
a^T * b (matches Mat#t_matmul).
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.transpose(a) ⇒ Object
Transpose.
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.upload_int_array(sess, tensor, indices) ⇒ Object
Upload an Array<Int> to a 1D int32 tensor in one FFI call.
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.upload_row_major(sess, tensor, mat) ⇒ Object
Stage a Mat row-major into scratch and upload to ‘tensor`.
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.upload_transposed(sess, tensor, mat) ⇒ Object
Stage a Mat TRANSPOSED into scratch and upload.
Class Method Details
.adam_step(param, grad, m, v, lr, b1, b2, eps, omc1, omc2) ⇒ Object
Adam optimizer step. Matches the project’s adam_step_mat.
Returns three new Mats: [param_new, m_new, v_new]. Caller is responsible for swapping them back into wherever they came from (no persistent storage yet — once persistent sessions are wired into transformer.rb, m/v can stay on-device).
omc1, omc2 are pre-computed bias-correction divisors:
omc1 = 1 - beta1^t, omc2 = 1 - beta2^t
where t is the step number. (The project tracks them as running products in AdamState.bc1 / bc2; both conventions work.)
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1206 def self.adam_step(param, grad, m, v, lr, b1, b2, eps, omc1, omc2) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) n = param.nrows * param.ncols # Stage param at [0..n), grad at [n..2n), m at [2n..3n), v at [3n..4n). i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, param.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, n + i, grad.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, 2 * n + i, m.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, 3 * n + i, v.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_adam_step_scratch(sess, n, lr, b1, b2, eps, omc1, omc2) new_param = Mat.new(param.nrows, param.ncols) new_mom_m = Mat.new(param.nrows, param.ncols) new_mom_v = Mat.new(param.nrows, param.ncols) i = 0 while i < n new_param.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) new_mom_m.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, 2 * n + i) new_mom_v.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, 3 * n + i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) AdamStepResult.new(new_param, new_mom_m, new_mom_v) end |
.add(a, b) ⇒ Object
Element-wise a + b. Both Mats must have the same shape.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 683 def self.add(a, b) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.nrows, a.ncols) tb = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, b.nrows, b.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_add(sess, ta, tb) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) n = a.nrows * a.ncols i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, a.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, ta) i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, b.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, tb) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) # Result is row-major same shape as a (ne0=cols, ne1=rows, flat # is row-major already since ggml_add preserves layout). out = Mat.new(a.nrows, a.ncols) i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.alloc_1d_i32(sess, n) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 968 def self.alloc_1d_i32(sess, n) TinyNN.tnn_input_1d_i32(sess, n) end |
.alloc_2d(sess, rows, cols) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 964 def self.alloc_2d(sess, rows, cols) TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, rows, cols) end |
.build_add(sess, ta, tb) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 976 def self.build_add(sess, ta, tb) TinyNN.tnn_add(sess, ta, tb) end |
.build_gelu(sess, ta) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 980 def self.build_gelu(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_gelu(sess, ta) end |
.build_matmul(sess, ta, tb) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 972 def self.build_matmul(sess, ta, tb) TinyNN.tnn_matmul(sess, ta, tb) end |
.build_rms_norm(sess, tx, tgamma, eps) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 992 def self.build_rms_norm(sess, tx, tgamma, eps) TinyNN.tnn_rms_norm(sess, tx, tgamma, eps) end |
.build_scale(sess, ta, s) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 988 def self.build_scale(sess, ta, s) TinyNN.tnn_scale(sess, ta, s) end |
.build_softmax(sess, ta) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 984 def self.build_softmax(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_softmax(sess, ta) end |
.compute(sess) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1000 def self.compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) end |
.cross_entropy_grad(logits, targets, n_pred) ⇒ Object
Fused softmax-cross-entropy gradient:
dlogits[i, v] = (softmax(logits)[i, v] - one_hot(targets[i])[v]) / n_pred
Composable from existing ops:
sm = softmax(logits)
oh = one_hot mat (built on the Ruby side; cheap — n_pred sets)
dlg = (sm - oh) / n_pred = scale(sm, 1/n_pred) + scale(oh, -1/n_pred)
‘logits` is (n_pred, vocab); `targets` is Array<Int> of length n_pred where targets in [0, vocab) is the desired class at row i.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1179 def self.cross_entropy_grad(logits, targets, n_pred) # 1. one-hot in Ruby. oh = Mat.new(logits.nrows, logits.ncols) i = 0 while i < n_pred oh.flat[i * logits.ncols + targets[i]] = 1.0 i = i + 1 end # 2. softmax + scale + scale + add through FFI. sm = TinyNN.softmax(logits) inv_n = 1.0 / n_pred.to_f sm_s = TinyNN.scale(sm, inv_n) oh_s = TinyNN.scale(oh, -inv_n) TinyNN.add(sm_s, oh_s) end |
.download_matmul(sess, tensor, m, n) ⇒ Object
Download a matmul result. ggml’s mul_mat result has ne0=m, ne1=n; reading row-major (rows=m, cols=n) means scratch[j*m + i].
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1076 def self.download_matmul(sess, tensor, m, n) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tensor) out = Mat.new(m, n) i = 0 while i < m j = 0 while j < n out.flat[i * n + j] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, j * m + i) j = j + 1 end i = i + 1 end out end |
.download_row_major(sess, dl_handle, rows, cols) ⇒ Object
Download a tensor whose data is row-major (output of elementwise ops like add, gelu, rms_norm, softmax, scale).
Param name ‘dl_handle` (not `tensor`) intentionally — Spinel unifies param-name types across the whole program, and `tensor` collides with a dead `upload_transposed` definition whose param got mistyped as mrb_int. Result: download_row_major’s tensor arg gets boxed at call sites and the (void *) cast inside fails.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1047 def self.download_row_major(sess, dl_handle, rows, cols) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, dl_handle) out = Mat.new(rows, cols) n = rows * cols i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end out end |
.download_to_mat(sess, dl_handle, rows, cols) ⇒ Object
Chunked Mat-roundtrip for large tensors. Unlike download_row_major this bypasses the 16 MiB scratch (via tnn_download_to_f64_array’s internal chunking) and so works on weight-sized tensors loaded via the direct GGUF→FFI path. Mirrors ‘upload_row_major`.
Use this when you want a Mat copy of a persistent FFI tensor —inspection, Mat-side fine-tuning, export. For small graph intermediates (norms / per-step logits) the scratch-based download_row_major is fine and slightly faster.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1068 def self.download_to_mat(sess, dl_handle, rows, cols) out = Mat.new(rows, cols) TinyNN.tnn_download_to_f64_array(sess, dl_handle, out.flat, rows * cols) out end |
.embed_back(d_out, indices, vocab_size) ⇒ Object
Embedding backward: scatter-add d_out rows into a vocab-sized table. ‘d_out` is (n_idx, d_model). `indices` is Array<Int>. Returns (vocab_size, d_model) Mat where out[indices] += d_out.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1298 def self.(d_out, indices, vocab_size) n_idx = indices.length sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) td = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, d_out.nrows, d_out.ncols) tidx = TinyNN.tnn_input_1d_i32(sess, n_idx) # Shape reference for the result: a freshly-allocated (vocab, d) tensor. tshape = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, vocab_size, d_out.ncols) tout = TinyNN.tnn_get_rows_back(sess, td, tidx, tshape) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tout) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, td, d_out) i = 0 while i < n_idx TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set_i32(sess, i, indices[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, tidx) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tout) out = Mat.new(vocab_size, d_out.ncols) n = vocab_size * d_out.ncols i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.embed_lookup(table, indices) ⇒ Object
Embedding lookup: gather table rows by indices. ‘table` is (vocab, d_model) Mat; `indices` is Array<Int>. Returns (indices.length, d_model) Mat with table[indices] in row i.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1264 def self.(table, indices) n_idx = indices.length sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) ttab = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, table.nrows, table.ncols) tidx = TinyNN.tnn_input_1d_i32(sess, n_idx) tout = TinyNN.tnn_get_rows(sess, ttab, tidx) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tout) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, ttab, table) i = 0 while i < n_idx TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set_i32(sess, i, indices[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, tidx) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tout) out = Mat.new(n_idx, table.ncols) n = n_idx * table.ncols i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.ffn_pipeline(h, w1, w2) ⇒ Object
FFN-shaped chain: result = gelu(h * w1) * w2.
Calls three op-sized sessions, each reusing the cached engine (the backend + scheduler init runs once, not three times). One ggml-graph chaining is theoretically possible but needs explicit intermediate transposes because mul_mat’s result has ne0 swapped relative to the next op’s k-dim. Sticking to three sessions until we have a clean chain-friendly layout convention.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1385 def self.ffn_pipeline(h, w1, w2) pre = TinyNN.matmul(h, w1) hidden = TinyNN.gelu(pre) TinyNN.matmul(hidden, w2) end |
.gelu(a) ⇒ Object
Element-wise GeLU (tanh approximation, matches project’s feed_forward).
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 722 def self.gelu(a) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.nrows, a.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_gelu(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) n = a.nrows * a.ncols i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, a.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(a.nrows, a.ncols) i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.gelu_back(x, dh) ⇒ Object
GeLU backward: dx = dh * d/dx GeLU(x) (tanh approx). Skips ggml entirely — uses tnn_gelu_back_scratch which operates on the session’s scratch buffer directly. CPU-only.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1144 def self.gelu_back(x, dh) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) n = x.nrows * x.ncols # Stage x at [0..n), dh at [n..2n) i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, x.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, n + i, dh.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_gelu_back_scratch(sess, n) out = Mat.new(x.nrows, x.ncols) i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, 2 * n + i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.matmul(a, b) ⇒ Object
a ** b where both are project Mats (row-major f64). Returns a Mat (rows = a.nrows, cols = b.ncols).
Implementation note: ggml_mul_mat computes A ** B^T. To get A ** B we upload b TRANSPOSED *** b is (br x bc) row-major; we present it to ggml as a (bc x br) tensor whose rows are b’s columns. Then ggml’s A ** B^T = A ** B (because the “B^T” inside ggml lines up with the original b shape).
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 628 def self.matmul(a, b) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) # 0 = CPU ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.nrows, a.ncols) # ggml-side tensor for b^T: rows=b.ncols, cols=b.nrows. tb_t = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, b.ncols, b.nrows) tc = TinyNN.tnn_matmul(sess, ta, tb_t) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) # Upload a (row-major flat). i = 0 na = a.nrows * a.ncols while i < na TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, a.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, ta) # Upload b TRANSPOSED into scratch: scratch[j*b.nrows + i] = b[i,j]. bc = b.ncols br = b.nrows i = 0 while i < br j = 0 while j < bc TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, j * br + i, b.flat[i * bc + j]) j = j + 1 end i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, tb_t) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) # Result tensor ggml shape: ne0=m=a.nrows, ne1=n=b.ncols. Read into # row-major Mat[i][j] (= flat[i*ncols+j]) from scratch[j*m + i]. out = Mat.new(a.nrows, b.ncols) m = a.nrows n = b.ncols i = 0 while i < m j = 0 while j < n out.flat[i * n + j] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, j * m + i) j = j + 1 end i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.matmul_t(a, b) ⇒ Object
a * b^T natively (matches Mat#matmul_t). Faster than .matmul(b) for the same shapes because there’s no Ruby-side transpose of b on upload.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1393 def self.matmul_t(a, b) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.nrows, a.ncols) tb = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, b.nrows, b.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_matmul(sess, ta, tb) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, ta, a) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, tb, b) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(a.nrows, b.nrows) m = a.nrows n = b.nrows i = 0 while i < m j = 0 while j < n out.flat[i * n + j] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, j * m + i) j = j + 1 end i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.mul(a, b) ⇒ Object
Element-wise multiply c = a * b. Matching shape required. One-shot wrapper. Used in SwiGLU between silu(gate) and up.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 784 def self.mul(a, b) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.nrows, a.ncols) tb = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, b.nrows, b.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_mul(sess, ta, tb) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) n = a.nrows * a.ncols i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, a.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, ta) i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, b.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, tb) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(a.nrows, a.ncols) i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.persistent_free(sess) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 960 def self.persistent_free(sess) TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) end |
.persistent_new(prefer_cuda) ⇒ Object
Persistent-session API: build a graph once, run it many times.
Workflow:
sess = TinyNN.persistent_new(0)
ta = TinyNN.alloc_2d(sess, rows, cols)
tb = TinyNN.alloc_2d(sess, rows, cols)
tc = TinyNN.build_matmul(sess, ta, tb) # or build_add / build_gelu / ...
TinyNN.realize(sess, tc) # allocates all backend buffers
# Upload weights once:
TinyNN.upload_row_major(sess, tb, w_mat)
# Per training step:
loop do
TinyNN.upload_row_major(sess, ta, input_mat)
TinyNN.compute(sess)
result = TinyNN.download_matmul(sess, tc, m, n) # transposed readback
end
TinyNN.persistent_free(sess)
The win over the one-shot wrappers (TinyNN.matmul etc.) is that ggml_init / ggml_backend_sched_alloc_graph runs once instead of per op, and backend buffers (the cuda-side storage for tensors) are allocated once instead of per call. At the toy LM’s transformer shapes (see ab_smoke_big), this should flip CUDA from losing to native at small shapes.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 956 def self.persistent_new(prefer_cuda) TinyNN.tnn_session_new(prefer_cuda) end |
.realize(sess, result) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 996 def self.realize(sess, result) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, result) end |
.rms_norm(x, gamma, eps) ⇒ Object
RMSNorm(x) * gamma. x is (T, d_model), gamma is Array<Float> of length d_model. eps defaults to 1e-5 (matches the project’s rms_norm helper).
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 822 def self.rms_norm(x, gamma, eps) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) tx = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, x.nrows, x.ncols) # gamma as a 1-row tensor: shape (1, d_model). ggml will broadcast # across x's leading dimension during the mul. tg = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, 1, x.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_rms_norm(sess, tx, tg, eps) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) # Upload x. nx = x.nrows * x.ncols i = 0 while i < nx TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, x.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, tx) # Upload gamma (length d_model). i = 0 while i < x.ncols TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, gamma[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, tg) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(x.nrows, x.ncols) i = 0 while i < nx out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.rms_norm_back(x, dy, eps) ⇒ Object
d/dx of plain RMSNorm(x) given dy (= grad of normalized output). No gamma — caller is responsible for the gamma part of the chain rule.
Note on arg order: ggml’s header says “a - x, b - dy” but the CPU source (ggml-cpu/ops.cpp ggml_compute_forward_rms_norm_back_f32) treats src0 as gradients and src1 as the forward input. We pass (dy, x) to match the source.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1120 def self.rms_norm_back(x, dy, eps) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) tdy = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, dy.nrows, dy.ncols) tx = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, x.nrows, x.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_rms_norm_back(sess, tdy, tx, eps) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, tdy, dy) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, tx, x) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(x.nrows, x.ncols) n = x.nrows * x.ncols i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.scale(a, s) ⇒ Object
Element-wise a * s for scalar s. Returns a new Mat (out-of-place).
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1459 def self.scale(a, s) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.nrows, a.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_scale(sess, ta, s) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) n = a.nrows * a.ncols i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, a.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(a.nrows, a.ncols) i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.sgd_step(param, grad, lr) ⇒ Object
SGD parameter update: param_new = param - lr * grad. Returns a fresh Mat with the updated parameter (caller is responsible for swapping it back into wherever param came from —we don’t have persistent-session storage yet).
Composed from TinyNN.add and TinyNN.scale rather than ggml_opt_step_sgd (which would need an sgd_params tensor with (alpha, weight_decay)). Faster path is a single fused op; this version is the cleanest one with the primitives we already have.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1257 def self.sgd_step(param, grad, lr) TinyNN.add(param, TinyNN.scale(grad, -lr)) end |
.silu(a) ⇒ Object
Element-wise SiLU (x * sigmoid(x)), llama-family activation. One-shot wrapper (slow per-call: session + graph + free); used by ab_smoke_silu and as a building block. The persistent-session FFN path doesn’t go through this — it builds silu into a fused graph.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 754 def self.silu(a) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.nrows, a.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_silu(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) n = a.nrows * a.ncols i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, a.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(a.nrows, a.ncols) i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.silu_back(x, dy) ⇒ Object
Backward for SiLU: given x (the input to silu) and dy (gradient from upstream), returns dx. dx = dy * (sigmoid(x) * (1 + x * (1 - sigmoid(x)))).
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1333 def self.silu_back(x, dy) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) tx = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, x.nrows, x.ncols) tdy = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, dy.nrows, dy.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_silu_back(sess, tx, tdy) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, tx, x) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, tdy, dy) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(x.nrows, x.ncols) n = x.nrows * x.ncols i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.softmax(a) ⇒ Object
Per-row softmax. Matches the project’s softmax_rows! (out-of-place).
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 863 def self.softmax(a) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.nrows, a.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_softmax(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) n = a.nrows * a.ncols i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, a.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(a.nrows, a.ncols) i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.softmax_back(a_softmax, dy) ⇒ Object
d/dx of per-row softmax. ‘a_softmax` is the softmax output; `dy` is grad of output. (ggml source: src0=dy, src1=y_softmax.)
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1356 def self.softmax_back(a_softmax, dy) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) tdy = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, dy.nrows, dy.ncols) ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a_softmax.nrows, a_softmax.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_softmax_back(sess, tdy, ta) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, tdy, dy) TinyNN.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, ta, a_softmax) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(a_softmax.nrows, a_softmax.ncols) n = a_softmax.nrows * a_softmax.ncols i = 0 while i < n out.flat[i] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, target, m) ⇒ Object
Internal: stage ‘m` row-major into scratch, then bulk-upload to `target`.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1103 def self.stage_row_major_and_upload(sess, target, m) n = m.nrows * m.ncols i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, m.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, target) end |
.stage_transposed_and_upload(sess, target, b) ⇒ Object
Internal: stage b TRANSPOSED into scratch, then bulk-upload to ‘target`. The C side does both the transpose and a chunked upload so the call works for tensors larger than the 16 MiB scratch buffer (Qwen2.5-0.5B’s ffn_gate is 17.4 MB; the old per-element + single bulk-upload path silently truncated at the 4M-float boundary, leaving the tail uninitialised and producing 1e+37 magnitudes in the subsequent matmul output).
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1098 def self.stage_transposed_and_upload(sess, target, b) TinyNN.tnn_upload_transposed_f64(sess, target, b.flat, b.nrows, b.ncols) end |
.t_matmul(a, b) ⇒ Object
a^T * b (matches Mat#t_matmul). Both inputs uploaded transposed so ggml’s ne0 lines up with the summed-over K dimension.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1425 def self.t_matmul(a, b) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) # Both tensors created as their transposed shape: # ta_t: ne0=a.nrows (=K), ne1=a.ncols (=M) # tb_t: ne0=b.nrows (=K), ne1=b.ncols (=N) ta_t = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.ncols, a.nrows) tb_t = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, b.ncols, b.nrows) tc = TinyNN.tnn_matmul(sess, ta_t, tb_t) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) TinyNN.stage_transposed_and_upload(sess, ta_t, a) TinyNN.stage_transposed_and_upload(sess, tb_t, b) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) out = Mat.new(a.ncols, b.ncols) m = a.ncols n = b.ncols i = 0 while i < m j = 0 while j < n out.flat[i * n + j] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, j * m + i) j = j + 1 end i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.transpose(a) ⇒ Object
Transpose. Returns a Mat with rows/cols swapped.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 892 def self.transpose(a) sess = TinyNN.tnn_session_new(0) ta = TinyNN.tnn_input_2d_f32(sess, a.nrows, a.ncols) tc = TinyNN.tnn_transpose(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_realize(sess, tc) n = a.nrows * a.ncols i = 0 while i < n TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, i, a.flat[i]) i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, ta) TinyNN.tnn_compute(sess) TinyNN.tnn_download(sess, tc) # Result shape: (a.ncols, a.nrows) *** rows and cols swapped. # ggml stores it contiguous after ggml_cont; row-major readout is # straightforward since the transposed tensor's ne0/ne1 already # match the target Mat's cols/rows. out = Mat.new(a.ncols, a.nrows) rin = a.nrows cin = a.ncols i = 0 while i < cin j = 0 while j < rin out.flat[i * rin + j] = TinyNN.tnn_scratch_get(sess, i * rin + j) j = j + 1 end i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_session_free(sess) out end |
.upload_int_array(sess, tensor, indices) ⇒ Object
Upload an Array<Int> to a 1D int32 tensor in one FFI call. Uses Spinel’s :int_array spec (matz/spinel#474).
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1017 def self.upload_int_array(sess, tensor, indices) TinyNN.tnn_upload_from_int_array(sess, tensor, indices, indices.length) end |
.upload_row_major(sess, tensor, mat) ⇒ Object
Stage a Mat row-major into scratch and upload to ‘tensor`. Use for elementwise inputs or for matmul’s A operand. For matmul’s B we also have upload_transposed below.
Uses Spinel’s :float_array spec (matz/spinel#474) for zero-copy transfer of mat.flat — single FFI call replaces O(n) per-element tnn_scratch_set loop.
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1011 def self.upload_row_major(sess, tensor, mat) TinyNN.tnn_upload_from_float_array(sess, tensor, mat.flat, mat.nrows * mat.ncols) end |
.upload_transposed(sess, tensor, mat) ⇒ Object
Stage a Mat TRANSPOSED into scratch and upload. Use this for the ‘b` operand of build_matmul to get logical A*B semantics (ggml’s mul_mat is A*B^T natively).
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# File 'lib/toy/ffi/tinynn.rb', line 1024 def self.upload_transposed(sess, tensor, mat) br = mat.nrows bc = mat.ncols i = 0 while i < br j = 0 while j < bc TinyNN.tnn_scratch_set(sess, j * br + i, mat.flat[i * bc + j]) j = j + 1 end i = i + 1 end TinyNN.tnn_upload(sess, tensor) end |