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pytest tests/tt_eager/python_api_testing/unit_testing/misc/test_ssm_prefix_scan.py::test_ssm_reduce[32-32-32-1-dtype0] fails without L1 clear #9831

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aliuTT opened this issue Jun 28, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #9776
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aliuTT commented Jun 28, 2024

For minimum repro, on N300

git checkout main
"reset machine"
TT_METAL_CLEAR_L1=0 pytest tests/tt_eager/python_api_testing/unit_testing/misc/test_ssm_prefix_scan.py::test_ssm_reduce[32-32-32-1-dtype0]
@esmalTT esmalTT linked a pull request Jun 30, 2024 that will close this issue
esmalTT added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 30, 2024
This change adds support for L > 32 in `ssm_eltwise_mul`. Logically this
op can now handle any value of L but values of L > 128 will run out of
L1 in `bfloat8` format.

This change also fixes #9831.
esmalTT added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 30, 2024
This change adds support for L > 32 in `ssm_eltwise_mul`. Logically this
op can now handle any value of L but values of L > 128 will run out of
L1 in `bfloat8` format.

This change also fixes #9831.
esmalTT added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 30, 2024
This change adds support for L > 32 in `ssm_eltwise_mul`. Logically this
op can now handle any value of L but values of L > 128 will run out of
L1 in `bfloat8` format.

This change also fixes #9831.
kpaigwar pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jul 1, 2024
This change adds support for L > 32 in `ssm_eltwise_mul`. Logically this
op can now handle any value of L but values of L > 128 will run out of
L1 in `bfloat8` format.

This change also fixes #9831.
esmalTT added a commit that referenced this issue Jul 2, 2024
This change adds support for L > 32 in `ssm_eltwise_mul`. Logically this
op can now handle any value of L but values of L > 128 will run out of
L1 in `bfloat8` format.

This change also fixes #9831.
@esmalTT esmalTT closed this as completed in 4a8f2da Jul 2, 2024
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