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[XPU] avoid pre-allocating gm buffer #60387

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@dynamicheart dynamicheart commented Dec 27, 2023

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  • Avoid pre-allocating XPU gm buffer(default is 128MB) in ProcessGroupBKCL communication XPUContexts and DataLoader XPUContexts as they does not use this pre-allocated GM buffers.
  • In hybrid-parallel distributed training, multiple process groups with different XPUContexts will be created for different parallel methods. See topology.py
  • Multi-processes dataloader will also create multiple XPUContexts.

Related PR: #60260

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@XiaociZhang 麻烦帮忙review下将ProcessGroupBKCL的comm_ctx的GM buffer释放是否合理。

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LGTM on process group

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LGTM

@QingshuChen QingshuChen merged commit c15a6d3 into PaddlePaddle:develop Dec 29, 2023
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Wanglongzhi2001 pushed a commit to Wanglongzhi2001/Paddle that referenced this pull request Jan 7, 2024
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