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* \file reduce_nansum_apt.cpp
* \brief ReduceNansum kernel entry for ascend950 (arch35).
*
* Prototype: INPUT(x, axes) -> OUTPUT(y), ATTR(keep_dims)
* Computation: y = ReduceSum(NaN->0 preprocessing, axes)
*
* DAG pipeline:
* CopyIn(x) -> Cast(T->PromteT) -> ReduceNansumOp -> Cast(PromteT->T) -> CopyOut(y)
*
* NaN detection and replacement is integrated into ReduceNansumOp's CopyIn,
* which performs NaN->0 (Compare(x,x,EQ) + Select) on each data chunk in UB
* before the reduction computation, eliminating separate DAG nodes.
*/
#include "atvoss/reduce/reduce_sch.h"
#include "arch35/reduce_nansum_dag.h"
#include "arch35/reduce_nansum_operator.h"
#include "arch35/reduce_nansum_tiling_key.h"
using namespace Ops::Base::ReduceOpTmpl;
using namespace AscendC;
template <REDUCE_TPL_PARAM>
__global__ __aicore__ void reduce_nansum(GM_ADDR x, GM_ADDR axes, GM_ADDR y, GM_ADDR workspace, GM_ADDR tiling)
{
if (g_coreType == AIC) {
return;
}
if (workspace == nullptr) {
return;
}
SetSysWorkspace(workspace);
GM_ADDR userWS = GetUserWorkspace(workspace);
if (userWS == nullptr) {
return;
}
REGISTER_TILING_DEFAULT(ReduceOpTilingData);
GET_TILING_DATA_WITH_STRUCT(ReduceOpTilingData, tilingData, tiling);
TPipe pipe;
using PromoteType = __reduceType::GetPromoteType<DTYPE_X>::T;
using Op = ReduceSch<REDUCE_TPL_VALUE,
ReduceNansum::ReduceNansumDag<DTYPE_X, PromoteType>::OpDag>;
Op op(&tilingData);
op.Init(&pipe, x, y, userWS);
op.Process();
}