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/**
* @file event.hpp
* @brief CUDA stream and event synchronization utilities.
*
* This header provides wrapper types and helper functions for managing
* CUDA events and stream synchronization in PyTorch/ATen environment.
* These utilities are used to coordinate asynchronous operations across
* multiple CUDA streams.
*/
#pragma once
#include <ATen/cuda/CUDAContext.h>
#include <memory>
#include "cuda/exceptions.cuh"
namespace ltx_kernels {
/**
* @struct EventHandle
* @brief RAII wrapper for a CUDA event with automatic recording.
*
* EventHandle encapsulates a torch::Event and automatically records it
* on the specified (or current) CUDA stream upon construction. This
* provides a convenient way to capture the completion point of stream
* operations for synchronization purposes.
*
* ## Usage Example
*
* ```cpp
* // Record event on current stream
* EventHandle ev1;
*
* // Record event on specific stream
* EventHandle ev2(my_stream);
*
* // Make current stream wait for the event
* ev1.current_stream_wait();
* ```
*/
struct EventHandle {
/// Shared pointer to the underlying torch::Event
std::shared_ptr<torch::Event> event;
/**
* @brief Constructs an EventHandle and records on the current CUDA stream.
*
* The event captures the completion point of all operations submitted
* to the current stream before this constructor is called.
*/
EventHandle() {
event = std::make_shared<torch::Event>(torch::kCUDA);
event->record(at::cuda::getCurrentCUDAStream());
}
/**
* @brief Constructs an EventHandle and records on the specified stream.
*
* @param stream The CUDA stream to record the event on
*/
explicit EventHandle(const at::cuda::CUDAStream &stream) {
event = std::make_shared<torch::Event>(torch::kCUDA);
event->record(stream);
}
/// Copy constructor (shares the underlying event)
EventHandle(const EventHandle &other) = default;
/**
* @brief Makes the current CUDA stream wait for this event.
*
* After this call returns, operations submitted to the current stream
* will not execute until the event has been reached on its recording stream.
*/
void current_stream_wait() const { at::cuda::getCurrentCUDAStream().unwrap().wait(*event); }
};
/**
* @brief Creates and records a CUDA event on the specified stream.
*
* @param s The CUDA stream to record on
* @return A torch::Event that has been recorded on stream s
*/
inline torch::Event create_event(const at::cuda::CUDAStream &s) {
auto event = torch::Event(torch::kCUDA);
event.record(s);
return event;
}
/**
* @brief Makes stream s_0 wait for stream s_1's current position.
*
* After this call, operations on s_0 will not execute until all operations
* currently queued on s_1 have completed.
*
* @param s_0 The stream that will wait
* @param s_1 The stream to wait for
* @pre s_0 and s_1 must be different streams
*/
inline void stream_wait(const at::cuda::CUDAStream &s_0, const at::cuda::CUDAStream &s_1) {
EP_HOST_ASSERT(s_0.id() != s_1.id());
s_0.unwrap().wait(create_event(s_1));
}
/**
* @brief Makes a stream wait for a previously recorded event.
*
* @param s The stream that will wait
* @param event The event to wait for
*/
inline void stream_wait(const at::cuda::CUDAStream &s, const EventHandle &event) { s.unwrap().wait(*event.event); }
} // namespace ltx_kernels