ptx-dump
Dump raw PTX and CUBIN for CUTLASS DSL kernels on Modal B200 using tools/dump_ptx_modal.py.
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- Dump raw PTX and CUBIN for CUTLASS DSL kernels on Modal B200 using tools/dump_ptx_modal.py. Use when validating generated codegen, sharing compiler artifacts, or comparing emitted PTX/SASS-relevant binaries across kernel changes.
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# Ptx Dump Use the reusable PTX dump tool so extraction is deterministic and does not require local CUDA tooling. ## Commands 1. Source env: ```bash set -a; source .env; set +a ``` 2. Dump PTX + CUBIN for a kernel + shape set: ```bash uv run python tools/dump_ptx_modal.py \ --kernel workspaces/kernel/submission.py \ --problem-sizes '80,4096,7168,1;40,7168,2048,1' \ --gpu B200 \ --out artifacts/submission.sm100a.ptx \ --json-out artifacts/submission.sm100a.ptx.json ``` 3. PTX-only (if needed): ```bash uv run python tools/dump_ptx_modal.py \ --kernel workspaces/kernel/submission.py \ --problem-sizes '80,4096,7168,1;40,7168,2048,1' \ --gpu B200 \ --out artifacts/submission.sm100a.ptx \ --no-cubin ``` 4. Inspect PTX quickly: ```bash head -n 60 artifacts/submission.sm100a.ptx ``` 5. Optional SASS disassembly of dumped cubins: ```bash uv run python tools/disassemble_cubin_modal.py \ --cubin artifacts/ptx_dump_submission \ --gpu B200 \ --json-out artifacts/cubin_disasm_submission.json ``` ## Expected Outputs 1. Primary PTX file at `--out`. 2. All dumped files (PTX + CUBIN) under `artifacts/ptx_dump_<kernel_stem>/` (or `--out-dir`). 3. Metadata JSON with file list and parameters at `--json-out`. ## Notes 1. Tool requires kernel module to expose `compile_kernel(problem_sizes)`. 2. PTX/CUBIN dumping is enabled in the remote process via: - `CUTE_DSL_KEEP_PTX=1` - `CUTE_DSL_KEEP_CUBIN=1` (default on in tool) - `CUTE_DSL_DUMP_DIR=/tmp/...` 3. Use `--no-cubin` only when you explicitly need PTX-only output. 4. Keep `--problem-sizes` stable when comparing PTX/CUBIN across revisions. ## Reporting Template After running, report: 1. kernel file and problem sizes used 2. PTX output path 3. CUBIN output path(s) 4. one short observation from PTX header (`.target`, CUDA toolchain version) 5. if disassembled, one short SASS-level observation
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