Merge pull request #290 from NeuralNotwerk/fix/mlock-under-mmap

glm: make MLOCK=1 actually wire pinned experts under COLI_MMAP
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2026-07-16 07:51:48 +02:00
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@@ -1559,6 +1559,14 @@ static void embed_row(Model *m, int tok, float *x){
static int g_mmap=0;
static struct { int fd; void *base; size_t len; } g_maps[512]; static int g_nmaps;
static pthread_mutex_t g_map_mtx = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER; /* expert_load e' OMP-parallel */
/* forward decls: mem_should_wire/mem_wire live near pin_wire() further down, but
* qt_wire_mmap() (also further down, used by pin_wire()'s COLI_MMAP path) needs
* them declared before its own definition. Real mlock-ing of mmap'd pinned
* experts happens there, not in expert_load() -- see qt_wire_mmap() for why. */
static int mem_should_wire(void);
static int mem_wire(void *addr, size_t len);
static void qt_unwire_mmap(QT *t); /* def. presso pin_wire / defined near pin_wire */
static int64_t g_mmap_wired=0; static long g_mmap_wire_failed=0;
static void *map_of_fd(int fd){
pthread_mutex_lock(&g_map_mtx);
for(int i=0;i<g_nmaps;i++) if(g_maps[i].fd==fd){ void *b=g_maps[i].base; pthread_mutex_unlock(&g_map_mtx); return b; }
@@ -1672,6 +1680,13 @@ static int expert_load(Model *m, int layer, int eid, ESlot *s, int fatal){
acc+=p[n-1]; (void)acc;
char *q=(char*)bq[k]+tq[k]->off; size_t nq=(size_t)tq[k]->nbytes;
for(size_t i=0;i<nq;i+=4096) acc+=q[i];
/* mlock deliberately NOT done here: this fires for every expert_load call,
* including the transient VRAM-staging pass in pin_load (host copy loaded,
* uploaded to GPU, then "released" via expert_host_release -- which only
* knows how to munlock s->slab, always NULL under mmap, so wiring here would
* leak locked pages for every GPU-tier expert). See pin_wire() below: it wires
* the final resident set only, after GPU release has already nulled out the
* pointers for anything that isn't genuinely RAM-tier. */
}
s->eid=eid; return 0;
}
@@ -4487,6 +4502,9 @@ static void repin_pass_limit(Model *m,int limit){
if(!qt_cuda_update(hq[k])) ok=0;
}
if(!ok){ fprintf(stderr,"[REPIN] refresh VRAM fallito\n"); exit(1); }
/* promoted expert now computes from VRAM: drop its host mlock
* (mmap path; no-op otherwise) or every swap leaks locked pages */
qt_unwire_mmap(&hot->g); qt_unwire_mmap(&hot->u); qt_unwire_mmap(&hot->d);
if(g_cuda_release_host) expert_host_release(m,hot);
gpu_swaps++;
if(getenv("REPIN_VERBOSE")) fprintf(stderr,
@@ -5262,8 +5280,57 @@ static int mem_wire(void *addr, size_t len){
}
/* Inchioda tutti gli slab degli expert pinnati (pesi + scale). Non fatale se fallisce.
* EN: wire all pinned-expert slabs (weights + scales). Non-fatal on failure. */
/* mlock a single mmap'd QT's weight + scale ranges. Skips VRAM-tier QTs
* (cuda_eligible): their compute runs from device memory, so wiring the host
* mmap range would pin ~137 GB of never-touched file pages. NOTE the q8/q4
* NULL check alone is NOT enough here: expert_host_release() early-returns
* for mmap experts (no slab) without nulling the host pointers, so GPU-tier
* slots keep live-looking q8/q4 forever -- that was the bug that wired 363 GB
* instead of 231 GB and starved the kernel into page-cache thrashing.
* wired/failed are accumulated into the caller's counters. */
/* undo qt_wire_mmap for one QT: used when a REPIN gpu_swap promotes a wired
* RAM-tier expert into VRAM -- without this every promotion leaks its locked
* host range and the dead-weight lock re-grows over a long session. */
static void qt_unwire_mmap(QT *t){
if(!g_mmap || !mem_should_wire()) return;
if(!t->q8 && !t->q4) return;
int64_t scale_b=(int64_t)t->O*4;
int64_t weight_b=qt_bytes(t)-scale_b;
void *wp=t->q8?(void*)t->q8:(void*)t->q4;
#if defined(__APPLE__) || defined(__linux__) || defined(__FreeBSD__)
if(weight_b>0 && !munlock(wp,(size_t)weight_b)) g_mmap_wired-=weight_b;
if(t->s && scale_b>0 && !munlock(t->s,(size_t)scale_b)) g_mmap_wired-=scale_b;
#elif defined(_WIN32)
if(weight_b>0 && !compat_munlock(wp,(size_t)weight_b)) g_mmap_wired-=weight_b;
if(t->s && scale_b>0 && !compat_munlock(t->s,(size_t)scale_b)) g_mmap_wired-=scale_b;
#endif
}
static void qt_wire_mmap(QT *t, int64_t *wired, long *failed){
if(!t->q8 && !t->q4) return;
if(t->cuda_eligible) return; /* resident in VRAM; host range is dead weight */
int64_t scale_b=(int64_t)t->O*4;
int64_t weight_b=qt_bytes(t)-scale_b;
void *wp=t->q8?(void*)t->q8:(void*)t->q4;
if(weight_b>0){ if(mem_wire(wp,(size_t)weight_b)==0) *wired+=weight_b; else (*failed)++; }
if(t->s && scale_b>0){ if(mem_wire(t->s,(size_t)scale_b)==0) *wired+=scale_b; else (*failed)++; }
}
static void pin_wire(Model *m){
if(!mem_should_wire()) return;
if(g_mmap){
/* Wire the FINAL resident set only, after pin_load's GPU-upload pass
* has already run -- qt_wire_mmap() skips cuda_eligible (VRAM-tier)
* slots, so only the genuinely RAM-tier experts get locked. */
Cfg *c=&m->c; double t0=now_s();
for(int i=0;i<c->n_layers;i++) for(int z=0;z<m->npin[i];z++){
ESlot *s=&m->pin[i][z];
qt_wire_mmap(&s->g,&g_mmap_wired,&g_mmap_wire_failed);
qt_wire_mmap(&s->u,&g_mmap_wired,&g_mmap_wire_failed);
qt_wire_mmap(&s->d,&g_mmap_wired,&g_mmap_wire_failed);
}
fprintf(stderr,"[PIN] mlock (mmap): %.1f GB wired in physical RAM%s in %.0fs\n",
g_mmap_wired/1e9, g_mmap_wire_failed?" (some allocations failed -- raise: ulimit -l unlimited)":"", now_s()-t0);
return;
}
Cfg *c=&m->c; double t0=now_s(); int64_t wired=0; long failed=0;
for(int i=0;i<c->n_layers;i++) for(int z=0;z<m->npin[i];z++){
ESlot *s=&m->pin[i][z];