rename: crates/burn-adaworld → crates/burn (agnostic name) https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y69Vnw751w75iVSBRws7o7#40
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New crate: crates/burn-adaworld/
Depends on upstream burn-backend + burn-tensor (0.21.0-pre.2)
+ adaworldapi/ndarray (path) for SIMD-accelerated tensor ops.
Architecture: Tensor<AdaWorld, D> → Backend trait → crate::simd F32x16
with optional AttentionTable O(1) compiled attention.
Compiles clean. Backend trait impl is 5-session plan.
https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y69Vnw751w75iVSBRws7o7
…orkspace Copied upstream burn-ndarray (tracel-ai/burn main) into crates/burn-adaworld/. 30 tests passing. Compiles clean with upstream burn git deps. Source: ~11,700 lines (8,906 core + 2,782 SIMD via macerator). Edition: 2024 (Rust 1.85+, we run 1.93/1.94). Dependencies: burn-backend, burn-std, burn-ir, burn-autodiff from git main. This is the baseline to augment with: 1. Replace macerator SIMD with crate::simd F32x16 + LazyLock dispatch 2. Add bgz-tensor AttentionTable compiled attention path 3. Add SimilarityTable as BF16-equivalent scoring 4. Head-to-head benchmark vs upstream burn-ndarray Knowledge transfer: burn-ndarray's Backend trait implementation is the reference for implementing AdaWorld-specific optimizations. The matmul path (ops/matmul.rs) delegates to ndarray::linalg::general_mat_mul which hits BLAS. We can intercept this with AttentionTable for compiled attention layers. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y69Vnw751w75iVSBRws7o7
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Regenerate lockfile for renamed burn workspace package
Cargo.lock still records the workspace member as burn-adaworld, but crates/burn/Cargo.toml defines the package name as burn; this mismatch makes the lockfile stale for the current workspace graph. In CI or local reproducible builds that use cargo ... --locked, Cargo will reject the build until the lockfile is regenerated with the renamed package entry.
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First augmentation of the burn backend with our crate::simd F32x16 path. For contiguous f32 tensors, these operations now route through ndarray::hpc::vml which uses crate::simd::F32x16 (AVX-512/AVX2 via LazyLock dispatch). Non-f32 or non-contiguous tensors fall through to the original scalar mapv_into path. float_exp → ndarray::hpc::vml::vsexp (F32x16 polynomial approx) float_log → ndarray::hpc::vml::vsln (F32x16 polynomial approx) float_sqrt → ndarray::hpc::vml::vssqrt (F32x16 hardware sqrt) float_abs → ndarray::hpc::vml::vsabs (F32x16 bitmask) try_vml_unary() helper: - Checks tensor is F32 variant + contiguous layout - Extracts &[f32] slice (zero-copy read) - Calls VML function → Vec<f32> output - Wraps into NdArrayTensor::F32(Owned) - Falls through to scalar on non-f32/non-contiguous 30 tests passing. Zero regressions. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y69Vnw751w75iVSBRws7o7
Override ActivationOps::sigmoid with fused F32x16 SIMD path. Default burn sigmoid: 6 separate ops (neg, exp, add, log, neg, exp) Our sigmoid: one fused pass: 1/(1+exp(-x)) via F32x16 polynomial For contiguous f32: use hpc::activations::sigmoid_f32 (F32x16 SIMD) For non-f32 or non-contiguous: decomposed via Backend float ops The fused path eliminates 5 intermediate tensor allocations and does the full sigmoid in a single pass over the data. 30 tests passing. Zero regressions. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y69Vnw751w75iVSBRws7o7
float_sin → ndarray::hpc::vml::vssin (F32x16 direct, no f64 conversion) float_cos → ndarray::hpc::vml::vscos (F32x16 direct, no f64 conversion) Original burn-ndarray: cast f32→f64, compute sin/cos, cast f64→f32. Our path: operate directly on f32 via SIMD polynomial approximation. Total SIMD-wired ops: exp, log, sqrt, abs, sin, cos, sigmoid (7 ops). 30 tests passing. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y69Vnw751w75iVSBRws7o7
…Rust 1.85+) CI runs on older stable Rust. The burn crate uses edition 2024 and upstream burn git deps which require Rust 1.85+. Excluding it from the workspace members prevents CI failures while keeping it buildable separately via: cargo check --manifest-path crates/burn/Cargo.toml 1,269 workspace tests still pass. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y69Vnw751w75iVSBRws7o7
…rewrite pending) Copied 3 upstream burn crates (~23K lines) to eliminate external deps. burn/Cargo.toml now points to local path deps instead of git. All 4 burn crates excluded from workspace (edition 2024). PENDING: Rewrite Cargo.toml for burn-backend, burn-std, burn-ir to resolve workspace = true refs. These crates depend on cubecl, cubecl-common, cubecl-zspace which are GPU compute abstractions — need to determine which are actually needed for CPU-only operation and which can be stubbed. This is work-in-progress. The workspace (ndarray core) is unaffected: 1,269 tests pass. The burn crate compiles separately when pointed at upstream git deps. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y69Vnw751w75iVSBRws7o7
…e our additions Revert the 23K-line copy of burn-backend/burn-std/burn-ir. Instead: pin upstream burn at commit ed72d2b via git rev deps. Our changes are ONLY in crates/burn/src/ (60 lines of additions): ops/tensor.rs: try_vml_unary() + 4 SIMD wires (exp, log, sqrt, abs) ops/activation.rs: fused sigmoid via hpc::activations::sigmoid_f32 Everything else is unmodified upstream burn-ndarray source. Upstream deps stay upstream. We only own our additions. 30 burn tests pass. 1,269 workspace tests pass. https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y69Vnw751w75iVSBRws7o7
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