Optimize SiLU for Ascend and MetaX - #5565
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PR Category
Operator, OP Test, Benchmark
Type of Change
Bug Fix, Performance Optimization
Description
Optimize SiLU for Ascend 910C and MetaX C550.
The Ascend implementation uses a vendor pointwise configuration with a tile
size of 4096 and fixes output-layout behavior for non-contiguous inputs.
The MetaX implementation uses one unified tile-2048 route with balanced-grid
partitioning. Unsupported dtypes and non-contiguous inputs continue through
the common implementation. No dtype- or size-based tier is used.
Six general large shapes are added to the public benchmark and correctness
coverage.
Issue
N/A
Progress
Correctness
Environment
Performance
Speedup is Official FlagGems latency divided by this PR latency.
The GraphCast results are operator-level weighted microbenchmarks over seven
real shapes, not complete model end-to-end measurements.