Source code for flax.core.spmd
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import contextlib
import dataclasses
import threading
from flax.typing import (
LogicalRules,
Sharding,
)
# Dynamic Axis Mapping Context
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@dataclasses.dataclass
class _AxisRules(threading.local):
"""Dynamic logical axis to mesh axis binding context."""
rules: LogicalRules = ()
# Global axis binding context.
_axis_rules = _AxisRules()
[docs]def set_logical_axis_rules(rules: LogicalRules):
"""Sets the global logical axis to mesh axis binding."""
_axis_rules.rules = rules
[docs]def get_logical_axis_rules() -> LogicalRules:
"""Returns the global logical axis to mesh axis binding."""
return _axis_rules.rules
[docs]@contextlib.contextmanager
def logical_axis_rules(rules: LogicalRules):
"""Context manager for setting the logical to mesh axis bindings."""
old_rules = _axis_rules.rules
try:
_axis_rules.rules = rules
yield
finally:
_axis_rules.rules = old_rules
def composite_rules(rule1, rule2):
if not rule1 and not rule2:
return ()
rules = {alias: value for alias, value in rule1}
for alias, value in rule2:
if alias in rules and rules[alias] != value:
raise ValueError(
f'Inconsistent logical axis annotations for {alias}: '
f'{rules[alias]} vs {value}'
)
rules[alias] = value
return tuple(rules.items())
def from_sharding_rules(
sharding: Sharding, sharding_rules: LogicalRules
) -> Sharding:
rules = {alias: on_mesh for (alias, on_mesh) in sharding_rules}
return tuple(
rules[str(s)] if (s and str(s) in rules) else s for s in sharding
)