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WarpScanSmem::InclusiveScanPartial iterates with cuda::static_for over a generic lambda ([&](auto step)). It backs cub::WarpScan::{Inclusive,Exclusive}ScanPartial and ScanPartial for logical warp sizes that are not a power of two. Without -default-device, NVRTC 12.x, 13.0 and 13.1 reject generic lambdas in device code (#12312). #12300 fixed the same problem in warp_reduce_shfl.cuh.
The lambda uses the step in constexpr int offset = 1 << step and if constexpr (step == 0), so changing the parameter to int alone does not compile. This PR takes step as int and uses const int offset and if (step == 0):
cuda::static_for still calls the lambda once per step with a constant argument, so the branch folds after inlining. nvcc SASS is byte-identical to main.
Both branches, uninitialized_copy_single and plain assignment, were already instantiated for every non-power-of-two warp size, since STEPS = ceil(log2(N)) >= 2. No new requirements on T.
Three alternatives also compile with NVRTC 12.x, but all change SASS:
a member function, either recursive like ScanStep or a fold over make_integer_sequence: 21 of 55 kernels differ;
a named functor passed to cuda::static_for;
a _CCCL_PRAGMA_UNROLL_FULL() loop.
They predicate the addend shared-memory load, so they would need benchmarks.
cub/test/catch2_test_nvrtc.cu now also runs cub::WarpScan<int, 7>::InclusiveScanPartial. With main's headers that kernel fails at warp_scan_smem.cuh(240) with every NVRTC version before 13.2; with this PR it compiles. PR CI uses CTK 13.4, whose NVRTC accepts generic lambdas, so only the CTK 12.x jobs (nightly) exercise the check.
Verification (local, no GPU)
NVRTC compile checks (pip wheels 12.0.140, 12.4.127, 12.8.93, 12.9.86, 13.0.88, 13.1.115, 13.2.86, 13.3.33 and 13.4.92; C++17 and C++20):
The cub.test.nvrtc kernel compiles with all of them. With main's headers it fails at warp_scan_smem.cuh(240) with every version before 13.2.
A TU instantiates all six partial-scan entry points, with the full InclusiveScan as a control. Types: int, float, double, long long, __nv_bfloat16 and a non-trivially-copyable type. Logical warp sizes: 3, 5, 7, 24 and 32. It compiles with this PR; main fails at warp_scan_smem.cuh(240) with 12.0.140, 12.9.86 and 13.1.115.
nvcc. nvcc 13.4.92 with g++ 15.2, sm_75/89/90/100/120: cuobjdump -sass is byte-identical to main for all 55 kernels of that TU.
pre-commit.pre-commit run --files passes on both files.
GPU (Tesla T4, NVRTC 12.9.86, with [CUB] Fix NVRTC compilation of warp reduction lambdas #12300's change; see the comment from 2026-10-28): the cub.test.nvrtc kernel reports no errors, and InclusiveScanPartial matches a CPU scan for every valid_items.
CI on dbf8030: cub.test.nvrtc passed on H100 (CTK 13.4), and the SASS diff found no change in the 100 cub-benchmark targets. The failed jobs came from pytest 9.2.0 (fixed by #12313) and from a CUDA package repository outage on one runner, plus the two summary jobs.
Other generic lambdas in device code (not changed here)
Fail before NVRTC 13.2 without -default-device (checked):
WarpScanSmem::InclusiveScanPartial runs `cuda::static_for` over a
generic lambda (`[&](auto step)`). Without `-default-device`, NVRTC
12.x, 13.0 and 13.1 reject generic lambdas in device code:
warp_scan_smem.cuh(249): error: A function without execution space
annotations (__host__/__device__/__global__) is considered a host
function, and host functions are not allowed in JIT mode.
As a result, InclusiveScanPartial, ExclusiveScanPartial and ScanPartial
of cub::WarpScan with a non-power-of-two logical warp size fail to
compile with these NVRTC versions.
Take `step` as `int` and replace `constexpr int offset` and
`if constexpr (step == 0)` with their runtime forms. Both branches were
already instantiated for every non-power-of-two warp size, because
STEPS >= 2. `cuda::static_for` still unrolls the steps, so the
generated SASS is unchanged.
Extend the NVRTC test with an InclusiveScanPartial on a 7-thread
logical warp.
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Summary
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Bug Fixes
Partial inclusive scans now calculate consistent prefix sums when processing fewer items than the logical warp width.
Tests
Expanded validation checks prefix sums for five valid items within a seven-thread logical warp, helping verify scan results across partial inputs.
InclusiveScanPartial now uses an int callback parameter and computes its offset at runtime. The NVRTC test adds a seven-thread logical warp and checks the first five partial-scan results.
Changes: WarpScan NVRTC compatibility
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Summary
Partial scan compatibility and regression test cub/cub/warp/specializations/warp_scan_smem.cuh, cub/test/catch2_test_nvrtc.cu
InclusiveScanPartial uses an int callback parameter and a regular if. The NVRTC kernel declares shared storage for WarpScan<int, 7> and checks inclusive results for five valid items.
Assessment against linked issues
Objective
Addressed
Explanation
Compile InclusiveScanPartial for non-power-of-two logical warp sizes with NVRTC versions before 13.2 [12312]
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Suggested reviewers:miscco
Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 69daa
This change lets partial warp scans with non-power-of-two logical warp sizes compile with older NVRTC versions. The generated code is reported unchanged, and the new test passes. No actionable merge risk remains.
Architecture risk: Low · up to 69daa
The change affects 1 system.
Changed systems:cub
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observed — cub (service) was modified; 2 changed files map to changed impact.
Before / after behavior
observed — Modified behavior in cub/test/catch2_test_nvrtc.cu: The kernel adds a WarpScan<int, 7> type and its temporary-storage type for testing a logical warp size of seven.
observed — Modified behavior in cub/test/catch2_test_nvrtc.cu: The kernel adds shared storage for the seven-thread warp scan.
observed — Modified behavior in cub/test/catch2_test_nvrtc.cu: The kernel tests a partial inclusive scan within each seven-thread logical warp, using items[0] + 1 and five valid items. It increments errors when a prefix sum for one of those five threads differs from the expected triangular sum.
observed — Modified behavior in cub/cub/warp/specializations/warp_scan_smem.cuh: InclusiveScanPartial replaces the generic lambda parameter with int and computes offset as a runtime value; the step-zero check is now a runtime if rather than if constexpr.
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suggestion: Isolate the NVRTC regression test.
The existing warp reduction in this program fails compilation with NVRTC before 13.2, independently of this scan. Put the scan in a separate NVRTC program or land the reduction fix first, so this test can check the affected versions. (github.com)
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Lane 0's input was zero, so the offset-4 step added nothing for lane 4
and the check passed without it. Scan inputs of items[0] + 1.
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Ran it on a GPU now (Tesla T4, sm_75, NVRTC 12.9.86, driver 610.57), with this branch at dbf8030 plus the warp_reduce_shfl.cuh change of #12300:
cub/test/catch2_test_nvrtc.cu kernel, same launch as the test (128 threads, 4 items): errors == 0 and the block-sorted output is correct, including the new WarpScan<int, 7>::InclusiveScanPartial check.
WarpScan<T, W>::InclusiveScanPartial against a CPU cumulative sum for every valid_items from 1 to W, for int/7, float/7, double/7, int/5 and int/24: all match.
Compile-only before; this was the missing run on a device.
@miscco I tried that as one of the alternatives (details in the description). A named functor with a templated __device__ operator() passed to cuda::static_for compiles with NVRTC 12.9, and so does an unrolled _CCCL_PRAGMA_UNROLL_FULL() loop. Both change the SASS compared to main, because they predicate the addend shared-memory load (for int/7 on sm_89: 208 to 192 instructions), so I kept the lambda with an int parameter, which leaves the SASS byte-identical. If you and @fbusato prefer the member function / functor and accept that codegen change, I can switch to it and attach SASS and benchmark numbers.
1. Python host benchmark setup fails on Function._nodeid · 2 jobs
Explanation: Both Windows and Linux installed pytest 9.2.0 with pytest-benchmark 5.3.0, whose fixture accesses the unavailable private Function._nodeid attribute; all 125 host benchmark cases consequently fail during setup. The PR changes only CUB warp-scan code and its NVRTC test, so the evidence indicates an unrelated dependency incompatibility.
Evidence:
2026-10-28T16:37:18.5371567Z E AttributeError: 'Function' object has no attribute '_nodeid'. Did you mean: 'nodeid'?
2026-10-28T16:29:56.9074372Z E AttributeError: 'Function' object has no attribute '_nodeid'. Did you mean: 'nodeid'?
2026-10-28T16:28:32.9227468Z platform linux -- Python 3.14.10, pytest-9.2.0, pluggy-1.7.0
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Failure group: Python host benchmark setup fails on Function._nodeid
Affected jobs:
- Python nvcc MSVC / M0 / [CTK13.4 MSVC14.44 py3.14] Test cuda.cccl.examples(amd64, L4): https://github.com/NVIDIA/cccl/actions/runs/40716549361/job/122935739112
- Python (cuda.compute on v2/HostJIT) nvcc GCC / Lw / [CTK13.4 GCC13 py3.14] Test cuda.cccl.examples(amd64, L4): https://github.com/NVIDIA/cccl/actions/runs/40716549361/job/122947210294
Diagnose and fix the Python host benchmark smoke-test incompatibility between pytest 9.2.0 and pytest-benchmark 5.3.0 on Python 3.14. Reproduce narrowly by installing those versions and running `python -m pytest -v --benchmark-disable .` from `python/cuda_cccl/benchmarks/compute/host`. Implement a compatible dependency constraint—preferably pin pytest to the last verified compatible release, likely `pytest<9.2`, in the cuda-cccl test/benchmark dependency definitions and ensure both `ci/util/python/run_examples_tests.sh` and `ci/windows/run_examples_tests.ps1` resolve the same constraint; alternatively use a verified pytest-benchmark release supporting pytest 9.2. Run focused dependency-resolution checks and the host benchmark smoke test on available platforms, and document why the temporary constraint is needed.
Explanation: The CUDA 13.1 Rocky Linux 8 wheel container fails before compilation because its enabled CUDA Yum repository references metadata objects that return HTTP 404 across five retries. This is consistent with stale or asynchronously published repository metadata in the pinned container rather than the CUB source changes.
Evidence:
2026-10-28T15:59:54.5480353Z Error: Failed to download metadata for repo 'cuda': Yum repo downloading error: Downloading error(s): repodata/356adbc85f45688d1b23b93242aca3e17e13613aec2ab5d2dbddff9d24cf61df-primary.xml.gz - Cannot download, all mirrors were already tried without success; repodata/55f88f51fafb819d028927affa66b685927e29d81db00497fda69420f7ec0168-filelists.xml.gz - Cannot download, all mirrors were already tried without success; repodata/dc6f5b831da025014f081183d4959ee065afa96e0301bdb5c00d10aa802435d8-modules.yaml.gz - Cannot download, all mirrors were already tried without success
2026-10-28T15:59:54.5404650Z - Status code: 404 for https://developer.download.nvidia.com/compute/cuda/repos/rhel8/x86_64/repodata/356adbc85f45688d1b23b93242aca3e17e13613aec2ab5d2dbddff9d24cf61df-primary.xml.gz (IP: 23.210.244.213)
2026-10-28T16:00:24.5695386Z Command ''dnf' '-y' 'install' 'gcc-toolset-13-gcc' 'gcc-toolset-13-gcc-c++' 'ccache'' failed after 5 attempts.
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Failure group: CUDA wheel setup cannot download Yum repository metadata
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- Python nvcc GCC / MU / [CTK12.9 GCC13 py3.14] Build cuda.cccl(amd64): https://github.com/NVIDIA/cccl/actions/runs/40716549361/job/122916092770
Verify the CUDA wheel setup failure using the pinned `rapidsai/ci-wheel:26.04-cuda13.1.1-rockylinux8-py3.10` image and only the initial GCC/ccache installation from `ci/build_cuda_cccl_wheel.sh`; rerun first to determine whether the repository metadata failure was transient. If it persists, implement a focused hardening fix: add `--disablerepo=cuda` to the GCC-toolset/ccache and GCC-toolset libtsan `dnf install` commands because those packages come from Rocky repositories, while leaving the CUDA repository enabled for later nvJitLink/nvFatBin package installation. Alternatively update the pinned wheel image after verifying its repository configuration. Validate compiler installation and detection in both CUDA 12 and CUDA 13 wheel containers without running the full build.
I merged main into the branch (69daa88), so it now includes #12300 and #12313. The cub.test.nvrtc kernel compiles with all nine NVRTC versions I tried (12.0.140 to 13.4.92), in C++17 and C++20. With main's headers it fails at warp_scan_smem.cuh(240) on every version before 13.2.
The CI run on dbf8030 had three failing jobs, none caused by this change:
Test cuda.cccl.examples (Windows and Linux HostJIT): pytest 9.2.0 removed Function._nodeid, which pytest-benchmark 5.3.0 reads, so all 125 host-benchmark cases errored in setup. [CI] Pin pytest<9.2 for cuda.cccl.examples #12313 capped pytest minutes before the run started, but dbf8030 predates it.
Build cuda.cccl [CTK12.9 GCC13]: on that runner, dnf got 404s for the CUDA rhel8 repository metadata (15:57 to 16:00 UTC). Sibling jobs of the same run loaded the same repository at 15:44, 15:48, 15:52 and 16:19. Its three test jobs were skipped.
Verify and summarize workflow results and CI: summary jobs.
cub.test.nvrtc passed on H100 (CTK 13.4), including the new WarpScan<int, 7> case, and the SASS diff found no change in the 100 cub-benchmark targets.
@miscco, on the member function: I measured it again on current main. A recursive member function like ScanStep, or a fold over make_integer_sequence, compiles with NVRTC 12.x but changes the SASS of 21 of the 55 kernels in my test TU. All 21 are cuda::std::plus instantiations: the addend LDS becomes predicated, and instruction counts change by -24 to +8. With the int lambda all 55 stay byte-identical (nvcc 13.4; sm_75, sm_89, sm_90, sm_100, sm_120), which is how #12300 was merged. I'd keep int, but can switch.
The WarpReduceBatched case reported in #12312 needs a different fix, because its index is a template argument; I replied there.
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Description
closes #12312
WarpScanSmem::InclusiveScanPartialiterates withcuda::static_forover a generic lambda ([&](auto step)). It backscub::WarpScan::{Inclusive,Exclusive}ScanPartialandScanPartialfor logical warp sizes that are not a power of two. Without-default-device, NVRTC 12.x, 13.0 and 13.1 reject generic lambdas in device code (#12312). #12300 fixed the same problem inwarp_reduce_shfl.cuh.The lambda uses the step in
constexpr int offset = 1 << stepandif constexpr (step == 0), so changing the parameter tointalone does not compile. This PR takesstepasintand usesconst int offsetandif (step == 0):cuda::static_forstill calls the lambda once per step with a constant argument, so the branch folds after inlining. nvcc SASS is byte-identical to main.uninitialized_copy_singleand plain assignment, were already instantiated for every non-power-of-two warp size, sinceSTEPS= ceil(log2(N)) >= 2. No new requirements onT.Three alternatives also compile with NVRTC 12.x, but all change SASS:
ScanStepor a fold overmake_integer_sequence: 21 of 55 kernels differ;cuda::static_for;_CCCL_PRAGMA_UNROLL_FULL()loop.They predicate the
addendshared-memory load, so they would need benchmarks.cub/test/catch2_test_nvrtc.cunow also runscub::WarpScan<int, 7>::InclusiveScanPartial. With main's headers that kernel fails atwarp_scan_smem.cuh(240)with every NVRTC version before 13.2; with this PR it compiles. PR CI uses CTK 13.4, whose NVRTC accepts generic lambdas, so only the CTK 12.x jobs (nightly) exercise the check.Verification (local, no GPU)
cub.test.nvrtckernel compiles with all of them. With main's headers it fails atwarp_scan_smem.cuh(240)with every version before 13.2.InclusiveScanas a control. Types:int,float,double,long long,__nv_bfloat16and a non-trivially-copyable type. Logical warp sizes: 3, 5, 7, 24 and 32. It compiles with this PR; main fails atwarp_scan_smem.cuh(240)with 12.0.140, 12.9.86 and 13.1.115.cuobjdump -sassis byte-identical to main for all 55 kernels of that TU.pre-commit run --filespasses on both files.cub.test.nvrtckernel reports no errors, andInclusiveScanPartialmatches a CPU scan for everyvalid_items.CI on dbf8030:
cub.test.nvrtcpassed on H100 (CTK 13.4), and the SASS diff found no change in the 100 cub-benchmark targets. The failed jobs came from pytest 9.2.0 (fixed by #12313) and from a CUDA package repository outage on one runner, plus the two summary jobs.Other generic lambdas in device code (not changed here)
-default-device(checked):cub::WarpReduceBatched(warp_reduce_batched_wspro.cuh:99; see [BUG]: cub::WarpScan::InclusiveScanPartial fails to compile with NVRTC < 13.2 (generic lambda in warp_scan_smem.cuh) #12312);AgentRadixSortUpsweep(agent_radix_sort_upsweep.cuh:322). C Parallel compiles radix sort with-default-device, so it is not affected;cub::detail::WarpBitonicSort<K, 1>(warp_bitonic_sort.cuh:541, 559), which nothing in CCCL uses yet;thrust::raw_reference_caston zip-iterator references (thrust/detail/raw_reference_cast.h:171).-default-device:kernel_transform.cuhandkernel_segmented_reduce.cuh:189.DeviceBatchedTopKonly:agent_batched_topk.cuh,agent_batched_topk_cluster.cuhandkernel_batched_topk.cuh:573.Checklist
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