Switch primitive hand-tiled Q·Kᵀ / P·V from a deferred-K-sum tl.dot
chain to per-block GemmCmd writes into a shared (M, N) out handle
(implicit MAC-side accumulation). Full-shape coarse Q / K_T / V loads
carry data-mode correctness; per-block DMAs remain for the streaming
architecture dispatch story. The kernel now runs in engine mode
end-to-end, so its 128K latency is measured instead of derived as
primitive + Δdispatch. Drop the coarse-primitive baseline from the
sweep and plots; keep the kernel file for reference.
At S_kv=128K: primitive hand-tiled = 959.5 µs vs composite = 460.7 µs
(2.08× from 5 235 vs 94 PE_CPU commands).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Wires a fourth variant into the Cube-SP × PE-SP long-context decode
composite command-form study to surface the worst-case PE_CPU dispatch
inflation that the coarse composite forms delegate to PE_SCHEDULER
(ADR-0065): per-block DMA of Q/K/V slices, tl.dot per 16³ block,
deferred K-inner sum outside the K loop.
Renamed _tiled.py → _hand_tiled_16x16x16.py; coarse-primitive kernel
retained for the 4-cases bench, paper scripts, and the golden byte-equal
regression guard.
New breakdown bar chart at S_kv=128K shows engine (~460 μs) dominates
all three variants; hand-tiled adds ~68 μs PE_CPU dispatch on top —
composite forms sit essentially on the memory-bound floor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>