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WalkthroughIntroduces unified Windows + Linux support for ggml-virtgpu via a CMake flag ( Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant WSL as WSL Guest\n(Linux GGML)
participant Frontend as Frontend\n(virtgpu-common)
participant BackendSel as Backend Selector\n(virtgpu_backend_ops)
participant WinClient as Win Client\n(ggml-winapi-client)
participant TCP as TCP Socket
participant WinSvc as Windows Service\n(VirtGPUWindowsBackend)
participant SharedMem as Shared Memory\n(/mnt/c/temp)
rect rgba(200, 150, 100, 0.5)
Note over WSL,WinSvc: Windows WinAPI Path (GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS=ON)
WSL->>Frontend: remote_call_prepare()
Frontend->>BackendSel: ops->remote_call_prepare() [Windows]
BackendSel->>WinClient: ggml_winapi_send_apir_command(APIR data)
WinClient->>SharedMem: write APIR binary to mmap file
WinClient->>TCP: send JSON {shared_file_path, buffer_id}
TCP->>WinSvc: receive JSON request
WinSvc->>SharedMem: read APIR data file
WinSvc->>WinSvc: apir_backend_dispatcher()
WinSvc->>SharedMem: write response file
WinSvc->>TCP: send JSON {status, response_file}
TCP->>WinClient: receive JSON response
WinClient->>SharedMem: read response file -> return to Frontend
end
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/build-test.sh`:
- Around line 8-29: The script's cd operations (cd "$(dirname "$0")", cd
winApiRmt, cd guest/client, cd ../.., and cd .. within build-test.sh) are
unguarded and can fail silently; update each of these cd calls to check for
failure and abort immediately (e.g., append || exit 1) so the script stops on
directory-change errors and doesn't continue executing in the wrong location.
- Around line 35-58: The fallback compilation uses gcc with the CFLAGS variable
that contains "-std=c++17", causing C compilation to fail; split CFLAGS and
CXXFLAGS (e.g., keep CFLAGS for C-only flags and create CXXFLAGS containing
"-std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -g -O0"), update the gcc invocation that compiles
winApiRmt sources to use CFLAGS (not CXXFLAGS), and update the g++ link/compile
invocation to use CXXFLAGS instead of CFLAGS; ensure variables referenced are
CFLAGS, CXXFLAGS, the gcc compile line for winApiRmt sources, and the g++ link
line for test-winapi-integration.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/build-windows.sh`:
- Around line 8-12: The script currently runs cd "$(dirname "$0")" and later cd
build-windows without checking for failures; update the script to fail fast on
directory change errors by checking the exit status or enabling strict mode
(e.g., set -euo pipefail) at the top, and add explicit guards after each cd (for
example, test the return value of cd "$(dirname "$0")" and cd build-windows and
exit with an error message if they fail) so mkdir -p build-windows and
subsequent commands never run in the wrong directory.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Around line 99-100: The build defines GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS only privately
for the ggml-virtgpu target which causes consumers to see a different struct
layout from virtgpu.h; change the target_compile_definitions(ggml-virtgpu
PRIVATE "GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS") usage to propagate the macro to dependents
(use PUBLIC so consumers compile with the same definition) so that
GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS is visible to code including virtgpu.h and avoids ABI
mismatch.
- Around line 72-91: The CMake list currently always adds virtgpu.cpp to
VIRTGPU_SOURCES which contains a non-Windows `#error`; update the VIRTGPU_SOURCES
selection in CMakeLists.txt so that when GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS is OFF you
include the Linux implementation file (virtgpu-linux-original.cpp) instead of
virtgpu.cpp (or alternatively remove the `#error` from virtgpu.cpp and keep the
Linux implementation there). Locate the VIRTGPU_SOURCES block and change the
conditional logic to push virtgpu-linux-original.cpp for non-Windows builds and
virtgpu.cpp only for Windows builds, ensuring the build no longer compiles the
file that triggers the `#error`.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/structure-comparison.md`:
- Around line 7-8: The preprocessor checks around the virtgpu declaration use
invalid syntax ("#ifdef GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS == false"); replace those with
proper checks such as "#ifndef GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS" (or "#if
!defined(GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS)") for the false case and "#ifdef
GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS" (or "#if defined(GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS)") for the
true case; update both occurrences that guard the struct virtgpu and any
matching closing guards so the directives use defined/!defined semantics instead
of comparisons.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/test-build-mode.cpp`:
- Around line 26-49: The test leaks the virtgpu allocated by create_virtgpu();
implement and call a cleanup function (e.g., destroy_virtgpu or virtgpu_destroy)
that frees the calloc'd virtgpu structure and its internal resources (sparse
array, API/RMT buffers, and winapi_handle if needed), then invoke it at the end
of the success branch in test-build-mode.cpp (after the shared buffer cleanup
and before finishing the Windows backend test) to avoid repeated-run resource
leaks; reference create_virtgpu, virtgpu, and virtgpu_shmem_destroy when adding
the new destroy function and its invocation.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/test-winapi-integration.cpp`:
- Around line 204-208: The early return after apir_encoder_init failure leaks
resources: before returning -1 in the apir_encoder_init error branch, release
the previously allocated gpu.reply_buffer and gpu.data_buffer memory and close
the WinAPI handle used for the test (the same handle created earlier), and if
there is a specific encoder-related cleanup function ensure it is called; in
short, free/release reply_buffer, data_buffer and close the winApi handle before
returning from the apir_encoder_init error path so no buffers or handles are
leaked.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-linux-original.cpp`:
- Around line 388-459: The remote_call function signature uses float max_wait_ms
but the public declaration expects uint64_t timeout_ms; change the parameter in
remote_call to uint64_t timeout_ms and replace all uses of max_wait_ms with
timeout_ms (e.g., the if (max_wait_ms) check and the duration_ms > max_wait_ms
comparison), converting types as needed (cast timeout_ms to float or compare in
integer nanoseconds) so the comparison is type-consistent; update the function
parameter name and any internal logic that referenced max_wait_ms to use
timeout_ms to match the header.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu.cpp`:
- Around line 163-170: The Windows path in create_virtgpu currently returns
without performing the APIR handshake; call virtgpu_handshake(gpu) after setting
gpu->use_apir_capset and after shared buffer setup (just before returning),
check its return value, and on failure log an error and perform the same cleanup
used elsewhere (free shared memory / close handles / call virtgpu_free or the
platform-specific cleanup routine) then return nullptr; use the existing
virtgpu_handshake(), remote_call_prepare(), and remote_call() symbols to locate
the handshake logic and mirror the Linux-handshake error handling semantics.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu.h`:
- Around line 34-46: The header unconditionally includes virtgpu-utils.h which
defines util_sparse_array (Linux layout) causing a type collision when
GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS is defined and the Windows variant of util_sparse_array
(elements/size/capacity) is declared; move the `#include` "virtgpu-utils.h" into
the non-Windows branch or otherwise guard it so that virtgpu-utils.h is only
included inside the `#else` of the GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS conditional (matching
how virtgpu-shm.h is handled), ensuring only one definition of util_sparse_array
and virtgpu_shmem is visible per build.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winapi-apir-client.c`:
- Around line 17-74: In winapi_send_apir_command validate apir_size and
response_buffer_size before allocating/copying: ensure apir_size is >0 and below
a safe max (guard before calling winapi_alloc_shared_buffer and before memcpy of
apir_buffer.data), and only set *response_size after confirming
response_buffer_size is large enough (or set it to the actual bytes written);
update error returns accordingly. Reference: function winapi_send_apir_command,
variables apir_size, response_buffer_size, response_size, apir_buffer, and call
to winapi_alloc_shared_buffer.
- Around line 97-118: The handshake and response buffers must be changed from
uint8_t[16] to properly aligned uint32_t[4] to avoid alignment UB: replace
handshake_data with uint32_t handshake_data[4] and set
handshake_data[0]=WINAPI_APIR_MAGIC, handshake_data[1]=guest_major,
handshake_data[2]=guest_minor, handshake_data[3]=0; pass them to
winapi_send_apir_command as byte pointers (cast to uint8_t*) and
sizeof(handshake_data); likewise declare uint32_t response_buffer[4], pass
(uint8_t*)response_buffer and sizeof(response_buffer) to
winapi_send_apir_command, and when parsing use response_buffer[0] and
response_buffer[1] (or a uint32_t* resp = response_buffer) to assign *host_major
and *host_minor after checking response_size (in bytes) >= 8. Ensure all
references: handshake_data, response_buffer, winapi_send_apir_command,
host_major, host_minor, guest_major, guest_minor are updated accordingly.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winapi-apir-protocol.h`:
- Around line 37-45: The struct winapi_apir_header_t needs explicit 1-byte
packing and a compile-time size check: wrap its definition with `#pragma`
pack(push, 1) before and `#pragma` pack(pop) after, and add a
static_assert(sizeof(winapi_apir_header_t) == 40) to ensure the wire-format is
exactly 40 bytes (4*uint32_t + uint64_t + reserved[16]); update the symbols
winapi_apir_header_t and the surrounding header to match the ggml-rpc.cpp
packing pattern.
- Around line 11-13: Add an explicit include of the standard header that defines
size_t to this header: include <stddef.h> at the top of winapi-apir-protocol.h
so the public prototypes that use size_t (the functions declared later in this
header) are portable and do not rely on transitive includes from
winApiRmt/common/protocol.h.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/WINDOWS_POC_README.md`:
- Around line 111-120: Update the fenced code blocks in WINDOWS_POC_README.md to
include explicit language identifiers to satisfy markdownlint MD040 and improve
readability: add "bash" to the shell snippet that backs up and replaces virtgpu
files, change the CMake snippet (the target_link_libraries block referencing
ggml-virtgpu and winApiRmt) to use "cmake", and mark the diagram block (the GGML
Operation → apir_encoder → winApiRmt shared buffer) as "text"; apply the same
updates to the other affected sections around the indicated ranges (lines
~123-133 and ~161-180) so all fenced blocks have appropriate language tags.
- Around line 40-43: The documentation list omitted the new protocol constant
WINAPI_API_APIR_LOAD_LIBRARY; update the README entry for winapi-apir-protocol.h
to include `WINAPI_API_APIR_LOAD_LIBRARY` alongside `WINAPI_API_APIR_COMMAND`
and `WINAPI_API_APIR_HANDSHAKE` so the doc accurately reflects the full APIR
surface exposed by winapi-apir-protocol.h and its helper structures.
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ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/integration-architecture.md (1)
114-128: Add language specifiers to fenced code blocks.The static analysis tool flagged that these ASCII diagram/flow code blocks lack language specifiers. While these aren't actual code, adding
textorplaintextimproves markdown linting compliance and ensures consistent rendering across different markdown parsers.📝 Suggested fix
#### Linux Path: -``` +```text 1. ggml_backend_graph_compute()#### Windows Path: -``` +```text 1. ggml_backend_graph_compute() [SAME]### **The Magic Is In The Abstraction Layers:** -``` +```text Application Layer: [SAME] ggml_backend_graph_compute()Also applies to: 131-145, 181-188
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BUILD_SYSTEM_README.md (2)
122-134: Add language specifiers to expected output blocks.These output blocks should specify a language (e.g.,
textorconsole) for consistent markdown rendering.📝 Suggested fix
**Expected Output (Windows):** -``` +```text Backend: Windows winApiRmt Transport: Hyper-V socket + TCP fallback SUCCESS: Windows virtgpu created successfullyExpected Output (Linux):
-+text
Backend: Linux DRM
Transport: VirtIO GPU DRM ioctls
SUCCESS: Linux virtgpu created successfully
182-229: Consider using proper headings for error subsections.The troubleshooting section uses bold text for error titles, which triggers MD036. Using level 4 headings (
####) would be more semantic and accessible.📝 Suggested fix (example for first two)
### Windows Build Issues -**Error: json-c not found** +#### Error: json-c not found ```bash # Ubuntu/Debian sudo apt-get install libjson-c-dev # CentOS/RHEL sudo yum install json-c-devel-Error: winApiRmt library not found
+#### Error: winApiRmt library not foundggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/build-windows.sh (2)
41-41: Quote command substitution to prevent word splitting.While
nprocoutput is unlikely to cause issues, quoting the substitution is a shell best practice.🔧 Proposed fix
-make -j$(nproc) +make -j"$(nproc)"
24-24: Quote$CMAKE_ARGSto prevent word splitting issues.Although intentional word splitting is used here, using an array would be more robust for handling arguments with spaces.
🔧 Suggested approach using array
-CMAKE_ARGS="-DGGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DCMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE=ON" +CMAKE_ARGS=(-DGGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS=ON -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug -DCMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE=ON) if [ -n "$WINAPI_ROOT_DIR" ]; then echo "Using WINAPI_ROOT_DIR: $WINAPI_ROOT_DIR" - CMAKE_ARGS="$CMAKE_ARGS -DWINAPI_ROOT_DIR=$WINAPI_ROOT_DIR" + CMAKE_ARGS+=(-DWINAPI_ROOT_DIR="$WINAPI_ROOT_DIR") fi -cmake .. $CMAKE_ARGS +cmake .. "${CMAKE_ARGS[@]}"ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/INTEGRATION_SUMMARY.md (1)
32-54: Add blank lines around tables for proper markdown rendering.Per MD058, tables should be surrounded by blank lines for consistent rendering across markdown parsers.
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### Modified Files: + | File | Change | Description | |------|--------|-------------| | `CMakeLists.txt` | ✅ Enhanced | Added Windows build option and conditional dependencies | | `virtgpu.h` | ✅ Replaced | Unified header with conditional compilation | | `virtgpu.cpp` | ✅ Replaced | Unified implementation with conditional compilation | + ### New Files: + | File | Purpose |
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| # Check if winApiRmt build exists | ||
| if [ ! -d "winApiRmt" ]; then | ||
| echo "ERROR: winApiRmt directory not found" | ||
| echo "Please ensure winApiRmt POC is present in this directory" | ||
| exit 1 | ||
| fi | ||
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| # Build winApiRmt client library first if needed | ||
| if [ ! -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.so" ] && [ ! -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a" ]; then | ||
| echo "Building winApiRmt client library..." | ||
| cd winApiRmt | ||
| if [ -f "build.sh" ]; then | ||
| ./build.sh | ||
| else | ||
| echo "WARNING: No build script found for winApiRmt, attempting manual build..." | ||
| cd guest/client | ||
| gcc -shared -fPIC -o libwinapi.so *.c -ljson-c | ||
| cd ../.. | ||
| fi | ||
| cd .. |
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| cd "$(dirname "$0")" | |
| # Check if winApiRmt build exists | |
| if [ ! -d "winApiRmt" ]; then | |
| echo "ERROR: winApiRmt directory not found" | |
| echo "Please ensure winApiRmt POC is present in this directory" | |
| exit 1 | |
| fi | |
| # Build winApiRmt client library first if needed | |
| if [ ! -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.so" ] && [ ! -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a" ]; then | |
| echo "Building winApiRmt client library..." | |
| cd winApiRmt | |
| if [ -f "build.sh" ]; then | |
| ./build.sh | |
| else | |
| echo "WARNING: No build script found for winApiRmt, attempting manual build..." | |
| cd guest/client | |
| gcc -shared -fPIC -o libwinapi.so *.c -ljson-c | |
| cd ../.. | |
| fi | |
| cd .. | |
| cd "$(dirname "$0")" || exit 1 | |
| # Check if winApiRmt build exists | |
| if [ ! -d "winApiRmt" ]; then | |
| echo "ERROR: winApiRmt directory not found" | |
| echo "Please ensure winApiRmt POC is present in this directory" | |
| exit 1 | |
| fi | |
| # Build winApiRmt client library first if needed | |
| if [ ! -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.so" ] && [ ! -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a" ]; then | |
| echo "Building winApiRmt client library..." | |
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| if [ -f "build.sh" ]; then | |
| ./build.sh | |
| else | |
| echo "WARNING: No build script found for winApiRmt, attempting manual build..." | |
| cd guest/client || exit 1 | |
| gcc -shared -fPIC -o libwinapi.so *.c -ljson-c | |
| cd ../.. || exit 1 | |
| fi | |
| cd .. || exit 1 |
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/build-test.sh` around lines 8 - 29, The script's cd
operations (cd "$(dirname "$0")", cd winApiRmt, cd guest/client, cd ../.., and
cd .. within build-test.sh) are unguarded and can fail silently; update each of
these cd calls to check for failure and abort immediately (e.g., append || exit
1) so the script stops on directory-change errors and doesn't continue executing
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| # Compile flags | ||
| CFLAGS="-std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -g -O0" | ||
| INCLUDES="-I. -IwinApiRmt -IwinApiRmt/guest/client -IwinApiRmt/common" | ||
| LIBS="-ljson-c -lpthread" | ||
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| # Try to link with winApiRmt client if available | ||
| WINAPI_LIB="" | ||
| if [ -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a" ]; then | ||
| WINAPI_LIB="winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a" | ||
| elif [ -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.so" ]; then | ||
| WINAPI_LIB="-LwinApiRmt/guest/client -lwinapi" | ||
| else | ||
| echo "WARNING: No compiled winApiRmt library found" | ||
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| # Compile winApiRmt sources directly | ||
| gcc -c winApiRmt/guest/client/*.c $INCLUDES $CFLAGS | ||
| WINAPI_OBJ="*.o" | ||
| WINAPI_LIB="$WINAPI_OBJ" | ||
| fi | ||
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| # Compile the test | ||
| echo "Compiling test-winapi-integration.cpp..." | ||
| g++ $CFLAGS $INCLUDES -o test-winapi-integration test-winapi-integration.cpp $WINAPI_LIB $LIBS |
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| # Compile flags | |
| CFLAGS="-std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -g -O0" | |
| INCLUDES="-I. -IwinApiRmt -IwinApiRmt/guest/client -IwinApiRmt/common" | |
| LIBS="-ljson-c -lpthread" | |
| # Try to link with winApiRmt client if available | |
| WINAPI_LIB="" | |
| if [ -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a" ]; then | |
| WINAPI_LIB="winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a" | |
| elif [ -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.so" ]; then | |
| WINAPI_LIB="-LwinApiRmt/guest/client -lwinapi" | |
| else | |
| echo "WARNING: No compiled winApiRmt library found" | |
| echo "Attempting to compile client sources directly..." | |
| # Compile winApiRmt sources directly | |
| gcc -c winApiRmt/guest/client/*.c $INCLUDES $CFLAGS | |
| WINAPI_OBJ="*.o" | |
| WINAPI_LIB="$WINAPI_OBJ" | |
| fi | |
| # Compile the test | |
| echo "Compiling test-winapi-integration.cpp..." | |
| g++ $CFLAGS $INCLUDES -o test-winapi-integration test-winapi-integration.cpp $WINAPI_LIB $LIBS | |
| # Compile flags | |
| CFLAGS="-std=c11 -Wall -Wextra -g -O0" | |
| CXXFLAGS="-std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -g -O0" | |
| INCLUDES="-I. -IwinApiRmt -IwinApiRmt/guest/client -IwinApiRmt/common" | |
| LIBS="-ljson-c -lpthread" | |
| # Try to link with winApiRmt client if available | |
| WINAPI_LIB="" | |
| if [ -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a" ]; then | |
| WINAPI_LIB="winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a" | |
| elif [ -f "winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.so" ]; then | |
| WINAPI_LIB="-LwinApiRmt/guest/client -lwinapi" | |
| else | |
| echo "WARNING: No compiled winApiRmt library found" | |
| echo "Attempting to compile client sources directly..." | |
| # Compile winApiRmt sources directly | |
| gcc -c winApiRmt/guest/client/*.c $INCLUDES $CFLAGS | |
| WINAPI_OBJ="*.o" | |
| WINAPI_LIB="$WINAPI_OBJ" | |
| fi | |
| # Compile the test | |
| echo "Compiling test-winapi-integration.cpp..." | |
| g++ $CXXFLAGS $INCLUDES -o test-winapi-integration test-winapi-integration.cpp $WINAPI_LIB $LIBS |
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/build-test.sh` around lines 35 - 58, The fallback
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causing C compilation to fail; split CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS (e.g., keep CFLAGS for
C-only flags and create CXXFLAGS containing "-std=c++17 -Wall -Wextra -g -O0"),
update the gcc invocation that compiles winApiRmt sources to use CFLAGS (not
CXXFLAGS), and update the g++ link/compile invocation to use CXXFLAGS instead of
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/build-windows.sh` around lines 8 - 12, The script
currently runs cd "$(dirname "$0")" and later cd build-windows without checking
for failures; update the script to fail fast on directory change errors by
checking the exit status or enabling strict mode (e.g., set -euo pipefail) at
the top, and add explicit guards after each cd (for example, test the return
value of cd "$(dirname "$0")" and cd build-windows and exit with an error
message if they fail) so mkdir -p build-windows and subsequent commands never
run in the wrong directory.
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| ggml-backend-buffer.cpp | ||
| ggml-backend.cpp | ||
| ggml-backend-device.cpp | ||
| ggml-backend-reg.cpp | ||
| ggml-backend-buffer-type.cpp | ||
| virtgpu-apir.h | ||
| virtgpu-forward.gen.h | ||
| virtgpu.cpp | ||
| virtgpu-shm.cpp | ||
| virtgpu-utils.cpp | ||
| virtgpu-forward-device.cpp | ||
| virtgpu-forward-buffer-type.cpp | ||
| virtgpu-forward-buffer.cpp | ||
| virtgpu-forward-backend.cpp | ||
| virtgpu-forward-impl.h | ||
| apir_cs_ggml-rpc-front.cpp | ||
| ../../include/ggml-virtgpu.h | ||
| ) |
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Linux build will still compile virtgpu.cpp (which contains a non‑Windows #error)
With GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS OFF, the Linux source list still includes virtgpu.cpp; that file currently hard-errors for non-Windows builds. Swap in virtgpu-linux-original.cpp (or remove the #error and keep Linux code there) to keep Linux builds green.
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set(VIRTGPU_SOURCES
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/CMakeLists.txt` around lines 72 - 91, The CMake list
currently always adds virtgpu.cpp to VIRTGPU_SOURCES which contains a
non-Windows `#error`; update the VIRTGPU_SOURCES selection in CMakeLists.txt so
that when GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS is OFF you include the Linux implementation
file (virtgpu-linux-original.cpp) instead of virtgpu.cpp (or alternatively
remove the `#error` from virtgpu.cpp and keep the Linux implementation there).
Locate the VIRTGPU_SOURCES block and change the conditional logic to push
virtgpu-linux-original.cpp for non-Windows builds and virtgpu.cpp only for
Windows builds, ensuring the build no longer compiles the file that triggers the
`#error`.
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| target_compile_definitions(ggml-virtgpu PUBLIC "GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS") | |
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/CMakeLists.txt` around lines 99 - 100, The build
defines GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS only privately for the ggml-virtgpu target
which causes consumers to see a different struct layout from virtgpu.h; change
the target_compile_definitions(ggml-virtgpu PRIVATE "GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS")
usage to propagate the macro to dependents (use PUBLIC so consumers compile with
the same definition) so that GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS is visible to code
including virtgpu.h and avoids ABI mismatch.
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| uint32_t* data_ptr = (uint32_t*)handshake_data; | ||
| data_ptr[0] = WINAPI_APIR_MAGIC; | ||
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| data_ptr[2] = guest_minor; | ||
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Casting uint8_t[16] to uint32_t* violates alignment requirements on strict-alignment platforms (ARM, SPARC, PowerPC), causing undefined behavior. Use uint32_t[4] arrays instead to guarantee proper alignment.
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- uint8_t handshake_data[16];
- uint32_t* data_ptr = (uint32_t*)handshake_data;
- data_ptr[0] = WINAPI_APIR_MAGIC;
- data_ptr[1] = guest_major;
- data_ptr[2] = guest_minor;
- data_ptr[3] = 0; /* reserved */
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- uint8_t response_buffer[16];
+ uint32_t handshake_words[4];
+ handshake_words[0] = WINAPI_APIR_MAGIC;
+ handshake_words[1] = guest_major;
+ handshake_words[2] = guest_minor;
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+ handshake_words, sizeof(handshake_words),
+ response_words, sizeof(response_words),
+ &response_size);
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- if (response_size >= 8) {
- *host_major = resp_ptr[0];
- *host_minor = resp_ptr[1];
+ if (response_size >= 8) {
+ *host_major = response_words[0];
+ *host_minor = response_words[1];
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winapi-apir-client.c` around lines 97 - 118, The
handshake and response buffers must be changed from uint8_t[16] to properly
aligned uint32_t[4] to avoid alignment UB: replace handshake_data with uint32_t
handshake_data[4] and set handshake_data[0]=WINAPI_APIR_MAGIC,
handshake_data[1]=guest_major, handshake_data[2]=guest_minor,
handshake_data[3]=0; pass them to winapi_send_apir_command as byte pointers
(cast to uint8_t*) and sizeof(handshake_data); likewise declare uint32_t
response_buffer[4], pass (uint8_t*)response_buffer and sizeof(response_buffer)
to winapi_send_apir_command, and when parsing use response_buffer[0] and
response_buffer[1] (or a uint32_t* resp = response_buffer) to assign *host_major
and *host_minor after checking response_size (in bytes) >= 8. Ensure all
references: handshake_data, response_buffer, winapi_send_apir_command,
host_major, host_minor, guest_major, guest_minor are updated accordingly.
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do not rely on transitive includes from winApiRmt/common/protocol.h.
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| uint32_t flags; /* Command flags */ | ||
| uint32_t data_size; /* Size of binary data following header */ | ||
| uint64_t sequence_id; /* For request/response matching */ | ||
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typedef struct {
uint32_t magic; /* APIR magic number */
uint32_t command_type; /* APIR command type */
uint32_t flags; /* Command flags */
uint32_t data_size; /* Size of binary data following header */
uint64_t sequence_id; /* For request/response matching */
uint8_t reserved[16]; /* Reserved for future use */
} winapi_apir_header_t;
+#pragma pack(pop)
+#if defined(__cplusplus)
+static_assert(sizeof(winapi_apir_header_t) == 40, "winapi_apir_header_t size mismatch");
+#else
+_Static_assert(sizeof(winapi_apir_header_t) == 40, "winapi_apir_header_t size mismatch");
+#endif🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winapi-apir-protocol.h` around lines 37 - 45, The
struct winapi_apir_header_t needs explicit 1-byte packing and a compile-time
size check: wrap its definition with `#pragma` pack(push, 1) before and `#pragma`
pack(pop) after, and add a static_assert(sizeof(winapi_apir_header_t) == 40) to
ensure the wire-format is exactly 40 bytes (4*uint32_t + uint64_t +
reserved[16]); update the symbols winapi_apir_header_t and the surrounding
header to match the ggml-rpc.cpp packing pattern.
| 3. **winapi-apir-protocol.h** - Extended protocol definitions | ||
| - Adds APIR support to winApiRmt protocol | ||
| - Defines new API IDs: `WINAPI_API_APIR_COMMAND`, `WINAPI_API_APIR_HANDSHAKE` | ||
| - Size: Protocol extensions and helper structures |
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Doc list should include WINAPI_API_APIR_LOAD_LIBRARY.
That constant is part of the new protocol surface and should be reflected here.
🛠️ Suggested fix
- - Defines new API IDs: `WINAPI_API_APIR_COMMAND`, `WINAPI_API_APIR_HANDSHAKE`
+ - Defines new API IDs: `WINAPI_API_APIR_COMMAND`, `WINAPI_API_APIR_HANDSHAKE`, `WINAPI_API_APIR_LOAD_LIBRARY`🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/WINDOWS_POC_README.md` around lines 40 - 43, The
documentation list omitted the new protocol constant
WINAPI_API_APIR_LOAD_LIBRARY; update the README entry for winapi-apir-protocol.h
to include `WINAPI_API_APIR_LOAD_LIBRARY` alongside `WINAPI_API_APIR_COMMAND`
and `WINAPI_API_APIR_HANDSHAKE` so the doc accurately reflects the full APIR
surface exposed by winapi-apir-protocol.h and its helper structures.
| ### Phase 2: Replace Original virtgpu Files | ||
| ```bash | ||
| # Backup original files | ||
| cp virtgpu.h virtgpu-linux-backup.h | ||
| cp virtgpu.cpp virtgpu-linux-backup.cpp | ||
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| # Replace with Windows versions | ||
| cp virtgpu-windows-replacement.h virtgpu.h | ||
| cp virtgpu-windows-replacement.cpp virtgpu.cpp | ||
| ``` |
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Add language identifiers to fenced code blocks.
This resolves markdownlint MD040 and improves readability.
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+```bash
# Backup original files
cp virtgpu.h virtgpu-linux-backup.h
cp virtgpu.cpp virtgpu-linux-backup.cpp
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-```
+```cmake
# Replace DRM dependencies with winApiRmt
target_link_libraries(ggml-virtgpu PRIVATE
json-c # For JSON protocol
${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/winApiRmt/guest/client/libwinapi.a
)
@@
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+```text
GGML Operation
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/WINDOWS_POC_README.md` around lines 111 - 120, Update
the fenced code blocks in WINDOWS_POC_README.md to include explicit language
identifiers to satisfy markdownlint MD040 and improve readability: add "bash" to
the shell snippet that backs up and replaces virtgpu files, change the CMake
snippet (the target_link_libraries block referencing ggml-virtgpu and winApiRmt)
to use "cmake", and mark the diagram block (the GGML Operation → apir_encoder →
winApiRmt shared buffer) as "text"; apply the same updates to the other affected
sections around the indicated ranges (lines ~123-133 and ~161-180) so all fenced
blocks have appropriate language tags.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/build-windows.sh`:
- Around line 38-61: The build script's error branch (the if [ $? -eq 0 ] ...
else ... fi block) only prints messages on failure but does not return a
non‑zero status; modify the else branch that prints "ERROR: Build failed" to
terminate the script with a non‑zero exit (e.g., add an exit 1 after the error
messages) so CI/automation detects failures, and optionally add an explicit exit
0 at the end of the success (then) branch to make the intent explicit.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.c`:
- Around line 67-89: winapi_send_json_message and winapi_receive_response must
use length‑prefixed framing and robust send/recv loops: implement helper
functions winapi_send_all(int sockfd, const void* buf, size_t len) and
winapi_recv_all(int sockfd, void* buf, size_t len) that loop on partial
sends/recvs (handle EINTR/EAGAIN) until all bytes are transferred or an error
occurs, then change winapi_send_json_message to send a 4‑byte network-order
length prefix (htonl of strlen) via winapi_send_all followed by the payload via
winapi_send_all, and change winapi_receive_response to first read 4 bytes via
winapi_recv_all, convert to host length with ntohl, allocate/check buffer_size
against that length, then read the exact payload with winapi_recv_all and
null‑terminate before returning the received length.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu.h`:
- Around line 16-20: The header virtgpu.h currently unconditionally includes
<cstring>, which breaks compilation from C; update the top-of-file includes so
that for C++ builds you include <cstring> and for C builds you include the C
equivalent <string.h> (using `#ifdef` __cplusplus to choose), preserving the
existing extern "C" usage and other C headers (fcntl.h, stdbool.h, stdio.h);
locate the include of <cstring> in virtgpu.h and replace it with a guarded
conditional include that selects <cstring> when __cplusplus is defined and
<string.h> otherwise.
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ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.c (1)
217-284: Consider validating the JSON response before returning OK.Right now the function always returns success after receiving a response, even if the server reports an error. Once the response schema is defined, parse and propagate failure status to callers.
| if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then | ||
| echo "SUCCESS: ggml-virtgpu built with standalone Windows client" | ||
| echo "" | ||
| echo "Build configuration:" | ||
| echo " - GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS=ON" | ||
| echo " - Transport: TCP socket" | ||
| echo " - Shared memory: File-backed (/mnt/c/)" | ||
| echo " - Protocol: APIR over JSON" | ||
| echo " - Dependencies: json-c only" | ||
| echo "" | ||
| echo "To test:" | ||
| echo "1. Start compatible Windows service on host (port 4660)" | ||
| echo "2. Ensure /mnt/c/temp/ is accessible for shared memory" | ||
| echo "3. Run: export GGML_BACKEND_DEVICE=virtgpu" | ||
| echo "4. Test with GGML applications" | ||
| else | ||
| echo "ERROR: Build failed" | ||
| echo "" | ||
| echo "Check the build output above for specific errors" | ||
| echo "Common issues:" | ||
| echo "1. Missing winApiRmt client library" | ||
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Return non‑zero on build failure.
The error branch currently prints messages but doesn't exit with a non-zero status, allowing the script to proceed and exit successfully even when the build fails. This masks failures in CI/automation systems.
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echo ""
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echo "Common issues:"
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echo "2. json-c not found"
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fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/build-windows.sh` around lines 38 - 61, The build
script's error branch (the if [ $? -eq 0 ] ... else ... fi block) only prints
messages on failure but does not return a non‑zero status; modify the else
branch that prints "ERROR: Build failed" to terminate the script with a non‑zero
exit (e.g., add an exit 1 after the error messages) so CI/automation detects
failures, and optionally add an explicit exit 0 at the end of the success (then)
branch to make the intent explicit.
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The suggested implementation adds helper functions (winapi_send_all and winapi_recv_all) that loop until all data is transferred, and wraps each JSON message with a 4-byte network-order length prefix so the receiver knows exactly how many bytes to expect.
🛠️ One way to add length‑prefixed framing
+static int winapi_send_all(int sockfd, const void * buf, size_t len) {
+ const uint8_t * ptr = (const uint8_t *)buf;
+ size_t sent_total = 0;
+ while (sent_total < len) {
+ ssize_t sent = send(sockfd, ptr + sent_total, len - sent_total, 0);
+ if (sent <= 0) {
+ fprintf(stderr, "ggml-winapi: Failed to send message: %s\n", strerror(errno));
+ return -1;
+ }
+ sent_total += (size_t)sent;
+ }
+ return 0;
+}
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+static int winapi_recv_all(int sockfd, void * buf, size_t len) {
+ uint8_t * ptr = (uint8_t *)buf;
+ size_t received_total = 0;
+ while (received_total < len) {
+ ssize_t received = recv(sockfd, ptr + received_total, len - received_total, 0);
+ if (received <= 0) {
+ fprintf(stderr, "ggml-winapi: Failed to receive response: %s\n", strerror(errno));
+ return -1;
+ }
+ received_total += (size_t)received;
+ }
+ return 0;
+}
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static int winapi_send_json_message(int sockfd, const char* json_msg) {
size_t msg_len = strlen(json_msg);
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+ if (msg_len > UINT32_MAX) {
+ fprintf(stderr, "ggml-winapi: Message too large\n");
+ return -1;
+ }
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+ uint32_t net_len = htonl((uint32_t)msg_len);
+ if (winapi_send_all(sockfd, &net_len, sizeof(net_len)) != 0) {
+ return -1;
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+ uint32_t net_len = 0;
+ if (winapi_recv_all(sockfd, &net_len, sizeof(net_len)) != 0) {
+ return -1;
+ }
+
+ size_t msg_len = ntohl(net_len);
+ if (msg_len >= buffer_size) {
+ fprintf(stderr, "ggml-winapi: Response too large: %zu bytes\n", msg_len);
+ return -1;
+ }
+
+ if (winapi_recv_all(sockfd, buffer, msg_len) != 0) {
+ return -1;
+ }
+
+ buffer[msg_len] = '\0';
+ return (int)msg_len;
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.c` around lines 67 - 89,
winapi_send_json_message and winapi_receive_response must use length‑prefixed
framing and robust send/recv loops: implement helper functions
winapi_send_all(int sockfd, const void* buf, size_t len) and winapi_recv_all(int
sockfd, void* buf, size_t len) that loop on partial sends/recvs (handle
EINTR/EAGAIN) until all bytes are transferred or an error occurs, then change
winapi_send_json_message to send a 4‑byte network-order length prefix (htonl of
strlen) via winapi_send_all followed by the payload via winapi_send_all, and
change winapi_receive_response to first read 4 bytes via winapi_recv_all,
convert to host length with ntohl, allocate/check buffer_size against that
length, then read the exact payload with winapi_recv_all and null‑terminate
before returning the received length.
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Fix
-#include <cstring>
+#ifdef __cplusplus
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+#endif🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu.h` around lines 16 - 20, The header virtgpu.h
currently unconditionally includes <cstring>, which breaks compilation from C;
update the top-of-file includes so that for C++ builds you include <cstring> and
for C builds you include the C equivalent <string.h> (using `#ifdef` __cplusplus
to choose), preserving the existing extern "C" usage and other C headers
(fcntl.h, stdbool.h, stdio.h); locate the include of <cstring> in virtgpu.h and
replace it with a guarded conditional include that selects <cstring> when
__cplusplus is defined and <string.h> otherwise.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/apir-minimal.h`:
- Around line 63-83: The bounds checks in apir_encode_uint32_t and
apir_encode_int32_t are UB because they add sizeof(...) to enc->cur; change the
check to compute remaining bytes (e.g., ensure enc and value are non-null, then
if (enc->end - enc->cur) < sizeof(uint32_t) / sizeof(int32_t) ) set enc->fatal =
true and return -1) so you never form a pointer past end; update both functions
(apir_encode_uint32_t and apir_encode_int32_t) and any similar enc->cur +
sizeof(...) checks to use enc->end - enc->cur arithmetic and preserve the
existing fatal flag behavior.
- Around line 40-47: The init functions perform pointer arithmetic on the passed
buffer, so update apir_encoder_init and apir_decoder_init to guard early against
a NULL buffer by returning NULL before any pointer arithmetic (i.e., check if
buffer == NULL at the top of each function) so you don't compute (char*)buffer +
size when buffer is NULL; place the NULL check before allocating/assigning enc
(or at least before setting enc->cur/start/end) and keep existing memory/fatal
handling consistent.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/CMakeLists.txt`:
- Around line 39-83: The CMake file unconditionally adds main.cpp (which
includes <json/json.h>) to SOURCES and attempts to build it even when
JSONCPP_FOUND is false; either make jsoncpp REQUIRED at discovery or gate
json-dependent sources. Fix by changing the find/validation to set
JSONCPP_REQUIRED (fail the configuration with message(FATAL_ERROR) if jsoncpp is
not found) or, alternatively, only append main.cpp (and any other json-using
files) to the SOURCES list when JSONCPP_FOUND is TRUE and only call
target_include_directories/target_link_libraries for ${JSONCPP_LIBRARY} in that
branch so the add_executable(${PROJECT_NAME} ${SOURCES}) and subsequent
target_link_directives never reference json-dependent code when JSONCPP_FOUND is
false.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/enable-tcp-shared-memory.ps1`:
- Around line 35-48: The ACL and WSL-path handling must be fixed: instead of
hardcoding /mnt/c/temp/winapi_shared_memory derive the WSL path from the
$SharedMemoryPath parameter so any custom path is tested; and when setting ACLs
(the $acl/$accessRule/$systemAccessRule block) detect the actual service account
(e.g., query the service via Get-CimInstance or Get-WmiObject for the service
name used by the installer) and add a FileSystemAccessRule for that account,
falling back to also grant NT AUTHORITY\LocalService and NT
AUTHORITY\NetworkService where applicable; ensure you still include SYSTEM and
the current user ($env:USERNAME) rules and then call Set-Acl with the updated
$acl.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/install.cmd`:
- Around line 114-116: Replace the overly permissive recursive grant of full
control to Everyone (the line using icacls "C:\temp" /grant "Everyone:(OI)(CI)F"
/T) with a least-privilege ACL: grant "Authenticated Users" Modify (use (M) or
(OI)(CI)M) and remove the /T flag unless recursion is explicitly required;
update the echo/comment to reflect the new, narrower permission and ensure the
icacls invocation references "Authenticated Users" and the Modify right instead
of Everyone and Full control.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp`:
- Around line 133-186: The code currently derives uint32_t session IDs by
casting SOCKET in get_client_session_id which truncates 64-bit handles and can
cause collisions; instead implement a thread-safe monotonically increasing
session allocator: add a map from SOCKET to uint32_t (e.g. g_socket_to_session)
protected by g_buffer_mutex, have get_client_session_id check the map and if
missing assign g_next_session_id++ (wrap access in the mutex), store the
mapping, and return the assigned uint32_t; update any code that relied on
casting sockets (e.g. places referenced around get_client_session_id and where
sessions are created/removed) to use this mapping and ensure sessions are
removed from g_socket_to_session and g_client_sessions when the socket is
closed.
- Around line 699-705: The current TCP bind uses INADDR_ANY for
tcp_addr.sin_addr.s_addr (exposing the service on all NICs); change the default
to loopback (INADDR_LOOPBACK) or read a configurable bind address and use that
when setting tcp_addr.sin_addr.s_addr (keep TCP_SOCKET_PORT and tcp_addr as-is),
and ensure any configuration parsing or environment variable is used to override
the default so the service no longer binds to all interfaces by default.
- Around line 1016-1036: The code currently allocates pattern_buffer as
uint32_t[array_size = buffer_size / sizeof(uint32_t)] but sends buffer_size
bytes, risking an out‑of‑bounds read when buffer_size isn't 4‑byte aligned; to
fix, allocate enough storage for all bytes (either compute uint32_count =
(buffer_size + 3) / sizeof(uint32_t) before new uint32_t[...] so the allocation
covers the ceiling number of words, or switch to a byte buffer by allocating new
char[buffer_size] and filling it with the test pattern), ensure send_ptr points
to that buffer, and keep the existing send loop and delete[] pattern_buffer (or
delete[] byte buffer) to avoid overruns and leaks (refer to pattern_buffer,
uint32_count, send_ptr and the send loop).
- Around line 186-206: store_buffer_mapping currently overwrites an existing
session.buffers[buffer_id] without releasing resources, leaking mapped views and
handles; update store_buffer_mapping to check for an existing mapping for the
given buffer_id in g_client_sessions[session_id] and if found: call
UnmapViewOfFile on existing.mapped_memory (if non-null), CloseHandle on
existing.mapping_handle (if non-NULL), and CloseHandle on existing.file_handle
(if non-NULL) before assigning the new BufferMapping, then replace the mapping
as you already do; reference the store_buffer_mapping function,
g_client_sessions, BufferMapping, and buffer_id when making the change.
- Around line 1410-1465: Validate and constrain the incoming shared_file_path
and apir_data_size before calling CreateFileA/CreateFileMappingA: enforce an
allowlist/base-directory check on shared_file_path (reject if outside allowed
base), clamp apir_data_size against the configured max_buffer_size, and use
GetFileSizeEx on the opened file_handle to verify the actual file size equals or
exceeds the requested apir_data_size (return a CreateErrorResponse with
request_id on mismatch); return an error if apir_data_size is zero or exceeds
max_buffer_size or if the path is not allowed, and only then proceed to
CreateFileMappingA (use symbols apir_data_size, shared_file_path/windows_path,
max_buffer_size, CreateFileA, CreateFileMappingA, GetFileSizeEx,
CreateErrorResponse).
- Around line 1530-1534: Validate enc_cur_after before subtracting from
response_buffer: ensure enc_cur_after is non-null and lies between
response_buffer and the buffer end (e.g., response_buffer + response_buffer_size
or response_buffer_end) prior to computing response_data_size; if the pointer is
null or out of bounds, set result["response_size"] = 0 and result["status"] =
"error" (and log or return early) instead of performing the subtraction to avoid
underflow. Update the block that uses enc_cur_after and response_buffer (the
code handling dispatch_result == 0) to perform this check and handle the invalid
pointer branch safely.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-basic.cmd`:
- Around line 18-26: Replace the interactive telnet probe in test-basic.cmd with
a non-interactive PowerShell port check: invoke Test-NetConnection -ComputerName
localhost -Port 4660 (or use System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient fallback) and inspect
the TcpTestSucceeded boolean to determine pass/fail; update the script block
that currently calls telnet to run PowerShell -Command, capture the result, and
echo [PASS] or [FAIL] accordingly so the check never blocks and works on systems
without telnet.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.c`:
- Around line 241-401: The function ggml_winapi_send_apir_command currently
dereferences response_size unconditionally and can crash when callers pass NULL;
update the function to treat response_size as optional by checking for NULL
before any dereference or assignment (e.g., only write to *response_size if
response_size != NULL), ensure every place that currently sets *response_size
(success, empty result, read failure, error paths) is guarded, and use a local
size_t variable (e.g., actual_response_bytes) to compute/read sizes when
response_size may be NULL so logic remains correct even if the caller omitted
the pointer.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/test-apir-encoding.cpp`:
- Around line 83-108: The test must not call apir_encoder_deinit() on the static
encoder returned by remote_call_prepare(); replace that call with
remote_call_finish(encoder) and follow the same cleanup pattern used elsewhere
in virtgpu.cpp, and ensure the virtgpu instance (gpu) is freed on all exit
paths—specifically, free/destroy the gpu before the early return when
remote_call_prepare fails and after test completion using the appropriate
virtgpu cleanup function (e.g., virtgpu_destroy/virtgpu_free or the
project-specific deinit) so no leaks occur.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-common.cpp`:
- Around line 156-179: In util_sparse_array_set, avoid assigning realloc
directly to array->elements because on failure it drops the original pointer;
instead use a temporary pointer (e.g., void** tmp =
(void**)realloc(array->elements, new_capacity * sizeof(void*))) and check tmp
for NULL before assigning back to array->elements, logging and returning on
allocation failure without losing the original array->elements; preserve
existing elements and only update array->capacity after the successful
assignment.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-linux-backend.c`:
- Around line 26-57: linux_create currently calls the dispatcher
create_virtgpu(), causing infinite recursion; replace that call with the
original Linux backend constructor (the implementation from
virtgpu-linux-original.cpp — e.g., linux_original_create or whatever the
original-symbol for the Linux DRM create function is) so the adapter wraps the
real backend directly. Also free original_gpu if malloc for interface_gpu fails
(cleanup original_gpu before returning NULL), and initialize interface_gpu->ops
to &linux_ops instead of NULL so callers can call gpu->ops->... safely; update
the symbol references in linux_create to use the original-create symbol, free
original_gpu on allocation failure, and set interface_gpu->ops = &linux_ops.
- Around line 61-73: The linux_destroy function currently only frees the wrapper
and leaks the original virtgpu instance and its resources; update linux_destroy
to retrieve the original struct virtgpu* original_gpu = (struct
virtgpu*)gpu->backend_data and then call virtgpu_shmem_destroy(original_gpu,
&original_gpu->reply_shmem) and virtgpu_shmem_destroy(original_gpu,
&original_gpu->data_shmem), close(original_gpu->fd), free/cleanup the
sparse/shmem_array (use the same routine used elsewhere to teardown
shmem_array), delete/free the original_gpu object (it was allocated with new),
and finally free the wrapper gpu; ensure each cleanup is null-checked and
defensively handles already-closed resources.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt.c`:
- Around line 45-101: In windows_create, set the backend ops and type on the
newly allocated virtgpu (e.g., assign gpu->ops = &windows_ops and gpu->type =
VIRTGPU_BACKEND_WINAPI or whatever the Windows backend identifiers are) before
calling virtgpu_shmem_create so that virtgpu_shmem_create sees a valid gpu->ops;
alternatively call the Windows-specific shmem allocator (windows_shmem_create)
which does not rely on gpu->ops—update windows_create to perform one of these
fixes prior to the first virtgpu_shmem_create call (references: windows_create,
gpu->ops, virtgpu_shmem_create, windows_shmem_create).
- Around line 19-21: The file declares const size_t variables named
WINAPI_REPLY_BUFFER_SIZE and WINAPI_DATA_BUFFER_SIZE which collide with macros
of the same names from winApiRmt.h, causing invalid macro expansion; remove
these duplicate const declarations (leave the existing macros in the header) or
rename them to unique identifiers if you really need typed constants—update any
references in winApiRmt.c to use the header macros (WINAPI_REPLY_BUFFER_SIZE,
WINAPI_DATA_BUFFER_SIZE) or the new names you choose (e.g.,
winapiReplyBufferSize) to resolve the collision.
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189-209: Convert bold “heading” line to an actual heading (MD036).✅ Suggested fix
-**The refactoring is complete and ready for production use!** +### The refactoring is complete and ready for production use!ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/TESTING.md-112-129 (1)
112-129: Use headings instead of bold text to satisfy markdownlint (MD036).The bolded lines are treated as headings by humans but fail MD036. Converting them to headings avoids lint failures.
✅ Suggested fix
-**Test fails with "Failed to connect to service"** +#### Test fails with "Failed to connect to service" -**"Failed to create shared memory file"** +#### "Failed to create shared memory file" -**"Command type mismatch"** +#### "Command type mismatch" -**"Buffer ID collision detected"** +#### "Buffer ID collision detected"ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/FINAL_INTEGRATION_STATUS.md-13-52 (1)
13-52: Add a language tag to the file-tree code block (MD040).This avoids markdownlint failures and improves renderer consistency.
✅ Suggested fix
-``` +```text ggml-virtgpu/ │ ├── 🐧 Linux Client Backend │ ├── virtgpu.cpp # ✅ RESTORED: Complete original Linux DRM implementation │ ├── virtgpu.h # ✅ RESTORED: Original Linux VirtGPU header │ ├── virtgpu-shm.cpp/.h # ✅ Original: Linux shared memory management │ └── virtgpu-linux-backend.c # ✅ NEW: Adapter for backend interface │ ├── 🪟 Windows Client Backend │ ├── winApiRmt.c # ✅ Complete Windows API Remoting implementation │ ├── winApiRmt.h # ✅ Windows backend header │ └── ggml-winapi-client.c/.h # ✅ Standalone Windows client (zero deps) │ ├── 🔧 Common Client Interface │ ├── virtgpu-interface.h # ✅ Common backend interface │ ├── virtgpu-common.cpp # ✅ Dispatch layer │ └── apir-minimal.h # ✅ APIR encoder/decoder functions │ ├── 🏗️ Backend Host Processing (backend/) │ ├── backend.cpp # ✅ Core APIR dispatcher (Linux + Windows) │ ├── backend-dispatched*.cpp # ✅ Command handlers (23 APIR commands) │ ├── apir_cs_ggml-rpc-back.cpp # ✅ RPC tensor serialization │ ├── shared/ # ✅ Protocol definitions │ └── windows-service/ # ✅ NEW: Windows backend service │ ├── main.cpp # ✅ Windows service with APIR integration │ ├── CMakeLists.txt # ✅ Windows build configuration │ └── README.md # ✅ Windows backend documentation │ ├── 🧪 Testing & Validation │ ├── test-integration-final.cpp # ✅ NEW: Final integration test │ ├── test-backend-refactor.cpp # ✅ Backend architecture test │ └── test-apir-encoding.cpp # ✅ APIR protocol test │ └── 📚 Documentation ├── FINAL_INTEGRATION_STATUS.md (this file) ├── BACKEND_REFACTORING.md ├── BACKEND_NAMING.md └── STANDALONE_CLIENT_README.md</details> </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-basic.cmd-9-15 (1)</summary><blockquote> `9-15`: **Fix service name in test script — currently checks for wrong service.** The test-basic.cmd script checks for `VirtGPUBackend`, but install.cmd and uninstall.cmd create a service named `WinApiRemoting`. This causes the test to always report a false warning that the service is not running, even when it is. <details> <summary>♻️ Corrected service name</summary> ```diff -sc query VirtGPUBackend >nul 2>&1 +sc query WinApiRemoting >nul 2>&1 if %errorlevel% equ 0 ( - echo [INFO] VirtGPUBackend service is running + echo [INFO] WinApiRemoting service is running ) else ( echo [WARNING] VirtGPUBackend service is not running - echo Please start the service with: sc start VirtGPUBackend + echo Please start the service with: sc start WinApiRemotingggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BACKEND_NAMING.md-28-32 (1)
28-32: Add a language tag to the directory-tree fence.
This block triggers MD040. Mark it astextto satisfy linting.✏️ Suggested fix
-``` +```text ggml-virtgpu/ ├── Core Interface │ ├── virtgpu-interface.h # Common backend interfaceggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/enable-tcp-shared-memory.ps1-56-59 (1)
56-59: WSL path is hardcoded and ignores the SharedMemoryPath parameter.
If a user overridesSharedMemoryPath, the WSL check reports the wrong location. Derive the WSL path from the parameter.✅ Suggested fix (derive WSL path from SharedMemoryPath)
-# Check WSL2 accessibility -Write-Host "`nChecking WSL2 accessibility..." -ForegroundColor Yellow -$wslPath = "/mnt/c/temp/winapi_shared_memory" +# Check WSL2 accessibility +Write-Host "`nChecking WSL2 accessibility..." -ForegroundColor Yellow +$wslPath = $null +try { + $wslPath = wsl wslpath -u "$SharedMemoryPath" 2>$null +} catch {} +if (-not $wslPath) { + if ($SharedMemoryPath -match '^[A-Za-z]:') { + $drive = $SharedMemoryPath.Substring(0,1).ToLower() + $tail = $SharedMemoryPath.Substring(2) -replace '\\','/' + $wslPath = "/mnt/$drive$tail" + } else { + $wslPath = $SharedMemoryPath + } +}
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ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/CMakeLists.txt (1)
26-30: Consider gating the Windows service build behind the feature option.If a
GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS(or similar) flag exists, use it here so Windows builds can opt out of the service when not needed (especially for CI or non‑service builds).♻️ Example guard
-if(WIN32) +if(WIN32 AND GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS) message(STATUS "Including VirtGPU Windows Backend Service") add_subdirectory(windows-service) endif()ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/build.cmd (1)
24-33: Parameterize the vcpkg root/triplet instead of hardcoding.
This script assumesC:\vcpkgandx64-windows, which will fail for non-default installs or different triplets. Consider allowing overrides via environment variables while keeping the current defaults.♻️ Proposed update (retain defaults, add overrides)
`@echo` off REM Build script for Windows API Remoting Service using CMake REM Requires CMake, vcpkg, and Visual Studio Build Tools echo Building Windows API Remoting Service with CMake... echo =================================================== +set "VCPKG_ROOT=%VCPKG_ROOT%" +if "%VCPKG_ROOT%"=="" set "VCPKG_ROOT=C:\vcpkg" +set "VCPKG_TRIPLET=%VCPKG_TRIPLET%" +if "%VCPKG_TRIPLET%"=="" set "VCPKG_TRIPLET=x64-windows" + REM Check for vcpkg -if not exist "C:\vcpkg\vcpkg.exe" ( +if not exist "%VCPKG_ROOT%\vcpkg.exe" ( echo ERROR: vcpkg not found at C:\vcpkg\ ... ) REM Check for jsoncpp -if not exist "C:\vcpkg\installed\x64-windows\include\json\json.h" ( +if not exist "%VCPKG_ROOT%\installed\%VCPKG_TRIPLET%\include\json\json.h" ( echo ERROR: jsoncpp not found in C:\vcpkg\installed\x64-windows\ ... ) REM Check for vcpkg toolchain -if not exist "C:\vcpkg\scripts\buildsystems\vcpkg.cmake" ( +if not exist "%VCPKG_ROOT%\scripts\buildsystems\vcpkg.cmake" ( echo ERROR: vcpkg CMake toolchain not found ... ) ... -cmake .. -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=C:\vcpkg\scripts\buildsystems\vcpkg.cmake +cmake .. -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE="%VCPKG_ROOT%\scripts\buildsystems\vcpkg.cmake"Also applies to: 43-53, 55-62, 83-83
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt.c (2)
146-156: Avoid aliasing by encoding cmd type via auint32_ttemp.Casting
int*touint32_t*can violate strict-aliasing and size assumptions. Use auint32_ttemp before encoding.♻️ Safer encoding
- apir_encode_uint32_t(encoder, (uint32_t*)&apir_cmd_type); + uint32_t cmd_type_u32 = (uint32_t)apir_cmd_type; + apir_encode_uint32_t(encoder, &cmd_type_u32);
161-221: Honortimeout_msor move the unused-parameter suppression earlier.
timeout_msis unused and the(void)is after thereturn. Consider wiring it into socket timeouts; at minimum move the suppression near the top to avoid dead code.🛠️ Move unused-parameter suppression
static uint32_t windows_remote_call(virtgpu* gpu, struct apir_encoder* enc, struct apir_decoder** dec, uint64_t timeout_ms, long long* call_duration_ns) { + (void)timeout_ms; // TODO: wire into socket timeouts if (!gpu || !gpu->backend_data || !enc || !dec) { GGML_LOG_ERROR("Invalid parameters in remote_call\n"); return APIR_FORWARD_INVALID_ARGUMENT; } @@ - return return_code; - - (void)timeout_ms; // unused parameter + return return_code; }ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-windows-api-remoting.cpp (1)
77-111: Add send_all/recv_all helpers to ensure TCP messages are fully transmitted.Single
send()/recv()calls can short-write/short-read on TCP. While unlikely with these small payloads (4-byte header + JSON), adding robust helpers will prevent intermittent test failures and improve reliability across all network conditions. No existing helpers found in the codebase to reuse.Suggested helper-based fix
+static bool send_all(SOCKET sock, const char* buf, size_t len) { + size_t sent = 0; + while (sent < len) { + int n = send(sock, buf + sent, (int)(len - sent), 0); + if (n <= 0) return false; + sent += (size_t)n; + } + return true; +} + +static bool recv_all(SOCKET sock, char* buf, size_t len) { + size_t recvd = 0; + while (recvd < len) { + int n = recv(sock, buf + recvd, (int)(len - recvd), 0); + if (n <= 0) return false; + recvd += (size_t)n; + } + return true; +} + bool send_json_message(SOCKET sock, const char* json_str) { uint32_t msg_len = htonl((uint32_t)strlen(json_str)); // Send length header - if (send(sock, (char*)&msg_len, sizeof(msg_len), 0) != sizeof(msg_len)) { + if (!send_all(sock, (char*)&msg_len, sizeof(msg_len))) { return false; } // Send JSON data - return send(sock, json_str, strlen(json_str), 0) == (int)strlen(json_str); + return send_all(sock, json_str, strlen(json_str)); } @@ - if (recv(sock, (char*)&msg_len, sizeof(msg_len), 0) != sizeof(msg_len)) { + if (!recv_all(sock, (char*)&msg_len, sizeof(msg_len))) { return false; } @@ - int bytes_received = recv(sock, response_buffer, msg_len, 0); - if (bytes_received != (int)msg_len) { + if (!recv_all(sock, response_buffer, msg_len)) { return false; }
| static inline apir_encoder* apir_encoder_init(void* buffer, size_t size) { | ||
| apir_encoder* enc = (apir_encoder*)malloc(sizeof(apir_encoder)); | ||
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Guard against NULL buffers in encoder/decoder init.
At Line 40 and Line 86, pointer arithmetic on a NULL buffer is undefined; return NULL early when buffer is NULL.
🛠️ Proposed fix
static inline apir_encoder* apir_encoder_init(void* buffer, size_t size) {
+ if (!buffer) return NULL;
apir_encoder* enc = (apir_encoder*)malloc(sizeof(apir_encoder));
if (!enc) return NULL;
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}
static inline apir_decoder* apir_decoder_init(const void* buffer, size_t size) {
+ if (!buffer) return NULL;
apir_decoder* dec = (apir_decoder*)malloc(sizeof(apir_decoder));
if (!dec) return NULL;
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/apir-minimal.h` around lines 40 - 47, The init
functions perform pointer arithmetic on the passed buffer, so update
apir_encoder_init and apir_decoder_init to guard early against a NULL buffer by
returning NULL before any pointer arithmetic (i.e., check if buffer == NULL at
the top of each function) so you don't compute (char*)buffer + size when buffer
is NULL; place the NULL check before allocating/assigning enc (or at least
before setting enc->cur/start/end) and keep existing memory/fatal handling
consistent.
| static inline int apir_encode_uint32_t(apir_encoder* enc, uint32_t* value) { | ||
| if (!enc || !value || enc->cur + sizeof(uint32_t) > enc->end) { | ||
| if (enc) enc->fatal = true; | ||
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| if (!enc || !value || enc->cur + sizeof(int32_t) > enc->end) { | ||
| if (enc) enc->fatal = true; | ||
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Avoid UB in bounds checks by using remaining-size arithmetic.
At Line 64/75/104/115, cur + sizeof(...) can form a pointer beyond one‑past‑end, which is undefined. Use end - cur to check remaining bytes.
🛠️ Proposed fix
static inline int apir_encode_uint32_t(apir_encoder* enc, uint32_t* value) {
- if (!enc || !value || enc->cur + sizeof(uint32_t) > enc->end) {
+ if (!enc || !value) {
+ if (enc) enc->fatal = true;
+ return -1;
+ }
+ if ((size_t)(enc->end - enc->cur) < sizeof(uint32_t)) {
if (enc) enc->fatal = true;
return -1;
}
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}
static inline int apir_encode_int32_t(apir_encoder* enc, int32_t* value) {
- if (!enc || !value || enc->cur + sizeof(int32_t) > enc->end) {
+ if (!enc || !value) {
+ if (enc) enc->fatal = true;
+ return -1;
+ }
+ if ((size_t)(enc->end - enc->cur) < sizeof(int32_t)) {
if (enc) enc->fatal = true;
return -1;
}
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}
static inline int apir_decode_uint32_t(apir_decoder* dec, uint32_t* value) {
- if (!dec || !value || dec->cur + sizeof(uint32_t) > dec->end) {
+ if (!dec || !value) {
+ if (dec) dec->fatal = true;
+ return -1;
+ }
+ if ((size_t)(dec->end - dec->cur) < sizeof(uint32_t)) {
if (dec) dec->fatal = true;
return -1;
}
@@
}
static inline int apir_decode_int32_t(apir_decoder* dec, int32_t* value) {
- if (!dec || !value || dec->cur + sizeof(int32_t) > dec->end) {
+ if (!dec || !value) {
+ if (dec) dec->fatal = true;
+ return -1;
+ }
+ if ((size_t)(dec->end - dec->cur) < sizeof(int32_t)) {
if (dec) dec->fatal = true;
return -1;
}
@@
}Also applies to: 103-123
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/apir-minimal.h` around lines 63 - 83, The bounds checks
in apir_encode_uint32_t and apir_encode_int32_t are UB because they add
sizeof(...) to enc->cur; change the check to compute remaining bytes (e.g.,
ensure enc and value are non-null, then if (enc->end - enc->cur) <
sizeof(uint32_t) / sizeof(int32_t) ) set enc->fatal = true and return -1) so you
never form a pointer past end; update both functions (apir_encode_uint32_t and
apir_encode_int32_t) and any similar enc->cur + sizeof(...) checks to use
enc->end - enc->cur arithmetic and preserve the existing fatal flag behavior.
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| ../backend-dispatched.cpp | ||
| ../backend-dispatched-device.cpp | ||
| ../backend-dispatched-buffer-type.cpp | ||
| ../backend-dispatched-buffer.cpp | ||
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| ../apir_cs_ggml-rpc-back.cpp | ||
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The target unconditionally builds main.cpp, which includes <json/json.h> and heavily uses Json:: classes throughout (Json::Value, Json::Reader, Json::StreamWriterBuilder, etc.). If JSONCPP_FOUND is false, CMake continues and the build will fail at compile/link time. Either make jsoncpp REQUIRED to fail fast during configuration, or conditionally exclude main.cpp from SOURCES when jsoncpp is missing.
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- 83, The CMake file unconditionally adds main.cpp (which includes
<json/json.h>) to SOURCES and attempts to build it even when JSONCPP_FOUND is
false; either make jsoncpp REQUIRED at discovery or gate json-dependent sources.
Fix by changing the find/validation to set JSONCPP_REQUIRED (fail the
configuration with message(FATAL_ERROR) if jsoncpp is not found) or,
alternatively, only append main.cpp (and any other json-using files) to the
SOURCES list when JSONCPP_FOUND is TRUE and only call
target_include_directories/target_link_libraries for ${JSONCPP_LIBRARY} in that
branch so the add_executable(${PROJECT_NAME} ${SOURCES}) and subsequent
target_link_directives never reference json-dependent code when JSONCPP_FOUND is
false.
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The service defaults to running as LocalSystem (no obj= parameter in sc create at install.cmd:90), which has implicit full access to files. However, if the service account is changed to LocalService, NetworkService, or a custom account—a common security hardening practice—those accounts will be blocked by the current ACL. Please grant permissions to the actual service account or include common service accounts in the ACL.
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Fix the WSL path derivation; for the ACL, verify the service account and adjust accordingly:
🔧 Suggested fixes
Fix 1: Derive WSL path from parameter
-$wslPath = "/mnt/c/temp/winapi_shared_memory"
+$wslPath = $SharedMemoryPath -replace "^([A-Z]):", "/mnt/$($1).ToLower()" -replace "\\", "/"Fix 2: Align ACL with service account (adjust to match actual service account)
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- "SYSTEM", "FullControl", "Allow"
- )
- $acl.SetAccessRule($systemAccessRule)
+ # Grant to service account and current user for management
+ $principals = @($env:USERNAME, "SYSTEM", "LOCAL SERVICE", "NETWORK SERVICE")
+ foreach ($principal in $principals) {
+ $rule = New-Object System.Security.AccessControl.FileSystemAccessRule(
+ $principal, "FullControl", "Allow"
+ )
+ $acl.SetAccessRule($rule)
+ }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/enable-tcp-shared-memory.ps1`
around lines 35 - 48, The ACL and WSL-path handling must be fixed: instead of
hardcoding /mnt/c/temp/winapi_shared_memory derive the WSL path from the
$SharedMemoryPath parameter so any custom path is tested; and when setting ACLs
(the $acl/$accessRule/$systemAccessRule block) detect the actual service account
(e.g., query the service via Get-CimInstance or Get-WmiObject for the service
name used by the installer) and add a FileSystemAccessRule for that account,
falling back to also grant NT AUTHORITY\LocalService and NT
AUTHORITY\NetworkService where applicable; ensure you still include SYSTEM and
the current user ($env:USERNAME) rules and then call Set-Acl with the updated
$acl.
| REM Set permissions on shared memory directory (allow WSL access) | ||
| echo Setting permissions for WSL access... | ||
| icacls "C:\temp" /grant "Everyone:(OI)(CI)F" /T 2>nul |
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Avoid granting full control to Everyone on C:\temp.
This is overly permissive and weakens host security. Grant least-privilege access (e.g., Authenticated Users with Modify) and avoid /T unless you really need recursive changes.
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| REM Set permissions on shared memory directory (allow WSL access) | |
| echo Setting permissions for WSL access... | |
| icacls "C:\temp" /grant "Everyone:(OI)(CI)F" /T 2>nul | |
| REM Set permissions on shared memory directory (allow WSL access) | |
| echo Setting permissions for WSL access... | |
| icacls "C:\temp" /grant "Authenticated Users:(OI)(CI)M" 2>nul |
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/install.cmd` around lines 114 -
116, Replace the overly permissive recursive grant of full control to Everyone
(the line using icacls "C:\temp" /grant "Everyone:(OI)(CI)F" /T) with a
least-privilege ACL: grant "Authenticated Users" Modify (use (M) or (OI)(CI)M)
and remove the /T flag unless recursion is explicitly required; update the
echo/comment to reflect the new, narrower permission and ensure the icacls
invocation references "Authenticated Users" and the Modify right instead of
Everyone and Full control.
| void util_sparse_array_set(util_sparse_array* array, uint64_t key, void* element) { | ||
| if (!array) { | ||
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| size_t new_capacity = key + 16; | ||
| array->elements = (void**)realloc(array->elements, new_capacity * sizeof(void*)); | ||
| if (!array->elements) { | ||
| GGML_LOG_ERROR("Failed to resize sparse array\\n"); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
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| for (size_t i = array->capacity; i < new_capacity; i++) { | ||
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Avoid losing the array on realloc failure.
Assigning realloc directly to array->elements drops the original pointer on failure, leaking memory and corrupting state. Use a temp pointer and only assign on success.
🛠️ Preserve the original pointer on failure
- array->elements = (void**)realloc(array->elements, new_capacity * sizeof(void*));
- if (!array->elements) {
+ void** new_elements = (void**)realloc(array->elements, new_capacity * sizeof(void*));
+ if (!new_elements) {
GGML_LOG_ERROR("Failed to resize sparse array\n");
return;
}
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-common.cpp` around lines 156 - 179, In
util_sparse_array_set, avoid assigning realloc directly to array->elements
because on failure it drops the original pointer; instead use a temporary
pointer (e.g., void** tmp = (void**)realloc(array->elements, new_capacity *
sizeof(void*))) and check tmp for NULL before assigning back to array->elements,
logging and returning on allocation failure without losing the original
array->elements; preserve existing elements and only update array->capacity
after the successful assignment.
| static virtgpu* linux_create(void) { | ||
| GGML_LOG_INFO("Linux DRM VirtGPU backend: calling original create_virtgpu()\n"); | ||
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| struct virtgpu* original_gpu = create_virtgpu(); | ||
| if (!original_gpu) { | ||
| GGML_LOG_ERROR("Failed to create original Linux virtgpu\n"); | ||
| return NULL; | ||
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| virtgpu* interface_gpu = (virtgpu*)malloc(sizeof(virtgpu)); | ||
| if (!interface_gpu) { | ||
| GGML_LOG_ERROR("Failed to allocate interface virtgpu structure\n"); | ||
| // TODO: Add proper cleanup for original_gpu | ||
| return NULL; | ||
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| memset(interface_gpu, 0, sizeof(virtgpu)); | ||
| interface_gpu->use_apir_capset = original_gpu->use_apir_capset; | ||
| interface_gpu->backend_type = VIRTGPU_BACKEND_LINUX_DRM; | ||
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| interface_gpu->reply_shmem = original_gpu->reply_shmem; | ||
| interface_gpu->data_shmem = original_gpu->data_shmem; | ||
| interface_gpu->shmem_array = original_gpu->shmem_array; | ||
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Fix infinite recursion: adapter must call original Linux backend functions, not dispatch wrappers
The file calls create_virtgpu() at line 30, which resolves to the dispatcher in virtgpu-common.cpp that performs backend auto-detection. On Linux, auto-detection will select VIRTGPU_BACKEND_LINUX_DRM and call back to linux_create(), creating infinite recursion. The adapter must directly call the original Linux implementation (e.g., from virtgpu-linux-original.cpp), not the dispatch layer.
Additionally:
- Memory leak:
original_gpuis not freed wheninterface_gpuallocation fails at line 38-41. - Uninitialized ops:
interface_gpu->opsis set to NULL (line 48), so external callers attemptinggpu->ops->function()will crash. This should be set to&linux_ops.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-linux-backend.c` around lines 26 - 57,
linux_create currently calls the dispatcher create_virtgpu(), causing infinite
recursion; replace that call with the original Linux backend constructor (the
implementation from virtgpu-linux-original.cpp — e.g., linux_original_create or
whatever the original-symbol for the Linux DRM create function is) so the
adapter wraps the real backend directly. Also free original_gpu if malloc for
interface_gpu fails (cleanup original_gpu before returning NULL), and initialize
interface_gpu->ops to &linux_ops instead of NULL so callers can call
gpu->ops->... safely; update the symbol references in linux_create to use the
original-create symbol, free original_gpu on allocation failure, and set
interface_gpu->ops = &linux_ops.
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linux_destroy leaks the original virtgpu instance and its resources
linux_destroy only frees the interface wrapper but leaves the original virtgpu structure and its allocated resources (reply_shmem, data_shmem, shmem_array, and fd) alive. Implement proper cleanup by:
- Calling
virtgpu_shmem_destroy(original_gpu, &original_gpu->reply_shmem)andvirtgpu_shmem_destroy(original_gpu, &original_gpu->data_shmem) - Closing the file descriptor with
close(original_gpu->fd) - Cleaning up the sparse array
- Deleting the original_gpu structure (allocated with
new)
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-linux-backend.c` around lines 61 - 73, The
linux_destroy function currently only frees the wrapper and leaks the original
virtgpu instance and its resources; update linux_destroy to retrieve the
original struct virtgpu* original_gpu = (struct virtgpu*)gpu->backend_data and
then call virtgpu_shmem_destroy(original_gpu, &original_gpu->reply_shmem) and
virtgpu_shmem_destroy(original_gpu, &original_gpu->data_shmem),
close(original_gpu->fd), free/cleanup the sparse/shmem_array (use the same
routine used elsewhere to teardown shmem_array), delete/free the original_gpu
object (it was allocated with new), and finally free the wrapper gpu; ensure
each cleanup is null-checked and defensively handles already-closed resources.
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Fix macro/constant name collision.
winApiRmt.h already defines WINAPI_REPLY_BUFFER_SIZE and WINAPI_DATA_BUFFER_SIZE as macros. Redeclaring them here as const size_t will be macro-expanded into invalid declarations, causing a compile error. Remove the duplicate consts or rename them.
🛠️ Remove duplicate consts (use macros from the header)
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| /* Buffer sizes - winApiRmt supports dynamic allocation so use larger sizes */ | |
| const size_t WINAPI_REPLY_BUFFER_SIZE = 16 * 1024 * 1024; // 16MB | |
| const size_t WINAPI_DATA_BUFFER_SIZE = 256 * 1024 * 1024; // 256MB | |
| /* Buffer sizes - winApiRmt supports dynamic allocation so use larger sizes */ |
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt.c` around lines 19 - 21, The file declares
const size_t variables named WINAPI_REPLY_BUFFER_SIZE and
WINAPI_DATA_BUFFER_SIZE which collide with macros of the same names from
winApiRmt.h, causing invalid macro expansion; remove these duplicate const
declarations (leave the existing macros in the header) or rename them to unique
identifiers if you really need typed constants—update any references in
winApiRmt.c to use the header macros (WINAPI_REPLY_BUFFER_SIZE,
WINAPI_DATA_BUFFER_SIZE) or the new names you choose (e.g.,
winapiReplyBufferSize) to resolve the collision.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/apir-minimal.h`:
- Around line 97-109: The stub apir_device_buffer_from_ptr in apir-minimal.h has
the wrong signature; change its declaration and definition to match the real
implementation used in virtgpu-forward-device.cpp and call sites:
apir_device_buffer_from_ptr(virtgpu* gpu, size_t size, size_t max_tensor_size).
Update the parameter list (remove void* ptr), adjust UNUSED() macros to mark
gpu, size, and max_tensor_size as used/unused as appropriate, and modify the
function body to not reference ptr (e.g., set shmem.mmap_ptr = NULL or
appropriate default), keeping the same apir_buffer_context_t fields
initialization so it compiles with the actual implementation and callers.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend-dispatched-device.cpp`:
- Around line 9-18: In backend_device_get_device_count remove the duplicate
GGML_UNUSED(ctx) invocation: leave a single GGML_UNUSED(ctx) and keep the other
unused markers (GGML_UNUSED(dec)) as-is; ensure the rest of the function
(calling reg->iface.get_device_count(reg) and apir_encode_int32_t(enc,
&dev_count)) is unchanged so behavior remains identical.
- Around line 20-29: In backend_device_get_count, remove the duplicated
GGML_UNUSED(ctx) and the debug printf; leave a single GGML_UNUSED(ctx) and
GGML_UNUSED(dec) at the top, then call reg->iface.get_device_count(reg),
apir_encode_int32_t(enc, &dev_count) and return 0 without printing; this cleans
up the duplicate unused-macro and eliminates the stray debug output.
- Around line 118-148: Function backend_device_buffer_from_ptr incorrectly marks
dec as unused and dereferences buffer before checking for NULL; remove or update
GGML_UNUSED(dec) so dec is treated as used, and after calling
dev->iface.buffer_from_host_ptr check if buffer is NULL before any access (do
not call apir_encode_ggml_buffer_type or access buffer->buft when buffer is
NULL), handle the error path (e.g., set apir_decoder_set_fatal(dec) or return
non-zero) and only call apir_track_backend_buffer(buffer) and
apir_encode_ggml_buffer_type(enc, buffer->buft) when buffer is non-NULL.
- Around line 118-125: In backend_device_buffer_from_ptr, remove the incorrect
GGML_UNUSED(ctx) annotation because ctx is actually dereferenced later
(ctx->iface->get_shmem_ptr and ctx->ctx_id); leave GGML_UNUSED(dec) if dec
remains unused, and ensure any remaining unused variable macros match actual
usage so the function no longer declares ctx as unused while dereferencing it.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend.cpp`:
- Around line 82-130: apir_backend_initialize currently leaks
backend_library_handle and apir_logfile on early returns and uses dlerror()
incorrectly; update the function to fclose(apir_logfile) when opened and
dlclose(backend_library_handle) on every error path after dlopen succeeds, call
dlerror() once to clear it immediately before dlsym(), then call dlsym() and
check dlerror() into dlsym_error (assign without extra spacing), and validate
the uint32_t result from backend_dispatch_initialize(ggml_backend_reg_fct)
before returning (handle non-zero errors by cleaning up and returning an
appropriate ApirLoadLibraryReturnCode); also remove the extra double space in
the library_name assignment to satisfy clang-format.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/shared/api_remoting.h`:
- Around line 5-13: The header uses the C++-only include <cstdint>, which breaks
when included from C files like winApiRmt.c and virtgpu-linux-backend.c; update
the top of api_remoting.h so it conditionally includes <cstdint> when compiled
as C++ and <stdint.h> when compiled as C (use `#ifdef` __cplusplus ... `#else` ...
`#endif`) so uint64_t and other fixed-width types are available in both languages;
modify the existing include of <cstdint> in api_remoting.h accordingly.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/shared/apir_cs.h`:
- Around line 335-337: Fix the typo in the error message used in the GGML error
logging: locate the GGML_LOG_ERROR call near apir_decoder_set_fatal(dec) (e.g.,
the GGML_LOG_ERROR("Couldn't decode the blog array\n"); line) and change the
message text to "Couldn't decode the blob array\n" so it correctly reads "blob
array".
- Around line 136-146: The function apir_encoder_write currently uses assert()
for bounds (assert(size <= ((size_t)(enc->end - enc->cur)))) which is compiled
out in release builds; add a runtime check that validates both val_size <= size
and size <= (enc->end - enc->cur) and handle failure the same way
apir_decoder_peek_internal does (e.g., set enc->fatal = true and return NULL or
otherwise abort safely) instead of relying on assert; update apir_encoder_write
to perform these checks before memcpy and advance enc->cur only on success so it
cannot overflow the buffer.
- Around line 387-393: The current apir_encode_uintptr_t/apir_decode_uintptr_t
serialize platform-dependent sizeof(uintptr_t), which breaks cross-architecture
wire protocols; change these functions to marshal a fixed 64-bit wire
representation (use uint64_t) and convert between uintptr_t and uint64_t when
encoding/decoding: in apir_encode_uintptr_t cast the uintptr_t value to uint64_t
and call apir_encode with sizeof(uint64_t), and in apir_decode_uintptr_t decode
into a uint64_t temporary then cast/assign back to uintptr_t; ensure <stdint.h>
is available and be explicit about the cast to avoid implicit narrowing.
- Around line 364-383: The host-handle encoding/decoding functions
(apir_encode_apir_buffer_type_host_handle_t,
apir_decode_apir_buffer_type_host_handle_t,
apir_encode_apir_buffer_host_handle_t, apir_decode_apir_buffer_host_handle_t)
currently use sizeof() on types that may be uintptr_t or uint64_t depending on
included headers, causing nonportable wire sizes; change them to always
serialize a fixed 8-byte representation (e.g., cast the handle to uint64_t for
apir_encode and decode into a uint64_t then cast back for apir_decode) and use
sizeof(uint64_t) for apir_encode/apir_decode, and add a compile-time
static_assert or conditional check to ensure the in-memory type widths match
expectations or explicitly document and convert when they differ so the protocol
remains stable across platforms.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp`:
- Around line 1388-1395: The current snprintf usage with e.what() (building
response_json via snprintf) allows format-string/JSON injection and can break
JSON if the exception contains quotes or control chars; fix by producing the
JSON safely—either escape e.what() before embedding (replace backslash, double
quotes, control chars) and then use snprintf/strncpy with the escaped buffer, or
better, construct the response using a JSON library (e.g., Json::Value /
Json::StreamWriter) and serialize it instead of interpolating raw e.what();
ensure request_id is serialized as a number and validate response_size bounds
when writing to response_json.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend-buffer-type.cpp`:
- Around line 85-101: The two backend interface structs currently leave .is_host
NULL despite having an implemented helper
ggml_backend_remoting_buffer_type_is_host; update both
ggml_backend_remoting_buffer_type_interface and
ggml_backend_remoting_buffer_from_ptr_type_interface to set /* .is_host */ =
ggml_backend_remoting_buffer_type_is_host (or, if you prefer removing dead code,
delete the ggml_backend_remoting_buffer_type_is_host function and any references
to it); this ensures the intended host-check behavior is wired up and avoids
silently always-false semantics.
- Around line 18-29: The bug is that context->base is left uninitialized when
buffer_from_host_ptr is true on non-Windows; locate the host-pointer path around
apir_device_buffer_from_ptr in ggml-backend-buffer-type.cpp and ensure
context->base is initialized for all platforms (e.g., assign context->base =
context->apir_context.shmem.mmap_ptr) immediately after the
apir_device_buffer_from_ptr call instead of only inside the Windows `#else` block,
so ggml_backend_remoting_buffer_get_base() can safely read context->base.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-remoting.h`:
- Around line 78-81: The frontend implementation of
ggml_buffer_type_to_apir_handle in ggml-remoting.h returns buft->context, which
conflicts with the backend backend-convert.h that returns the buffer pointer;
update ggml_buffer_type_to_apir_handle to return the buffer pointer (casted to
apir_buffer_type_host_handle_t) so both frontend and backend serialize the same
handle representation (this affects apir_encode_ggml_buffer_type and any code
expecting the buffer pointer handle); ensure the returned value uses the same
symbol (ggml_backend_buffer_type_t buft) and cast to
apir_buffer_type_host_handle_t.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-forward-device.cpp`:
- Around line 26-45: Both apir_device_get_name and apir_device_get_description
return early when apir_decoder_alloc_array fails and thus skip cleaning up the
remote call; ensure you call remote_call_finish (or the appropriate cleanup
macro/function used after REMOTE_CALL/REMOTE_CALL_PREPARE) before returning on
allocation failure. Locate the allocation and error-checking around
apir_decoder_alloc_array in apir_device_get_name and
apir_device_get_description, and add a call to remote_call_finish (or the
matching FINISH macro for the REMOTE_CALL sequence) immediately before logging
the error and returning NULL so per-call resources and backend state are always
cleaned up.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt`:
- Line 1: The commit added a gitlink for the submodule at
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt but did not register it in .gitmodules; add an
entry named "ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt" to .gitmodules with the path =
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt and a proper url = <repository-url> (replace
with the actual repo URL), then stage and commit the updated .gitmodules so the
submodule can be initialized and cloned by others.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt.c`:
- Around line 14-45: The current POSIX-only time and include setup prevents
MSVC/Windows builds; update the top of winApiRmt.c to add `#ifdef` _WIN32 guards:
for Windows include <windows.h> (and omit <unistd.h>), and replace the POSIX
get_time_ns implementation with a Windows branch that uses
QueryPerformanceFrequency and QueryPerformanceCounter inside the static uint64_t
get_time_ns(void) function while keeping the existing clock_gettime-based
implementation for non-Windows platforms; ensure the new Windows code uses a
static or cached LARGE_INTEGER frequency for correct nanosecond conversion and
preserve the existing function signature and surrounding types
(virtgpu_windows_data, virtgpu_windows_shmem_data, WINAPI_REPLY_BUFFER_SIZE,
WINAPI_DATA_BUFFER_SIZE).
- Around line 171-239: In windows_remote_call: use the actual_response_size
returned by ggml_winapi_send_apir_command when initializing the APIR decoder
instead of gpu->reply_shmem.mmap_size (i.e., pass actual_response_size to
apir_decoder_init), validate actual_response_size is > 0 and at least large
enough for the expected return code (sizeof(uint32_t)) and not larger than
gpu->reply_shmem.mmap_size before calling apir_decoder_init, and replace
reply_size usage accordingly; also move the unused-parameter cast
(void)timeout_ms; to the top of windows_remote_call (before early returns) so it
is reachable. Ensure references to apir_decode_uint32_t and return_code use the
validated decoder buffer/size.
In `@test-wsl-connectivity.sh`:
- Around line 24-38: The script currently runs auto-detection of WINDOWS_HOST_IP
before honoring a manual argument, causing an early exit if auto-detection
fails; move the manual override block (the if [ $# -eq 1 ] check that sets
WINDOWS_HOST_IP and prints "[INFO] Using manually specified IP") to appear
before the auto-detection logic and the subsequent check for an empty
WINDOWS_HOST_IP so that a provided CLI argument is used immediately and the
script does not exit prematurely; keep the existing echo messages but ensure the
detected/used IP log remains correct (use WINDOWS_HOST_IP variable) after
auto-detection runs when no argument is supplied.
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run.wsl.sh (1)
1-2: Add a shebang to specify the shell interpreter.The script uses bash-specific syntax (
<<<here-string), so it requires a bash shebang. Without it, the script may fail if executed with a different shell.Proposed fix
+#!/bin/bash # .\build.windows-host\bin\Debug\llama-cli.exe -m ..\models\smollm -p "Hello world" exec ./build.windows-wsl/bin/llama-cli -m ../models/smollm -p "Hello world" <<< "/exit"prepare.wsl.sh (1)
1-8: Add a shebang to specify the shell interpreter.Shell scripts should declare their interpreter for portability and clarity.
Proposed fix
+#!/bin/bash cmake -S . -B build.windows-wsl \ -DGGML_VIRTGPU=ON -DGGML_VIRTGPU_BACKEND=OFF -DGGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS=ON \ -DGGML_CPU_ARM_ARCH=native \ -DGGML_NATIVE=OFF \ -DGGML_OPENMP=OFF \ -DLLAMA_CURL=OFF \ -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug \ "$@"prepare.windows.ps1 (1)
9-9: Consider also settingCMAKE_C_FLAGSfor consistency.Warning suppressions are only applied to C++ files. Since ggml uses C code, you may still see warnings from C compilation. Also, suppressing warnings long-term can hide real issues.
Proposed fix to suppress warnings for both C and C++ code
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ` - -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS="/wd4267 /wd4244 /wd4996" ` + -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS="/wd4267 /wd4244 /wd4996" ` + -DCMAKE_C_FLAGS="/wd4267 /wd4244 /wd4996" ` $argsCONNECTIVITY_TESTING.md (2)
135-151: Add language specifier to fenced code blocks for consistency.The expected output code blocks are missing language specifiers. Use
textorconsolefor plain text output to satisfy linting and improve consistency.Proposed fix
### Successful Windows Test: -``` +```text === Windows Firewall Test for VirtGPU Backend Service ===
154-175: Add language specifier to the WSL test output block as well.Proposed fix
### Successful WSL Test: -``` +```text === WSL to Windows VirtGPU Backend Connectivity Test ===test-wsl-connectivity.sh (1)
106-109: Quote the format string to prevent interpretation issues.The
printfon line 109 uses an unquoted format string variable$JSON_LENGTH$JSON_REQUEST. While this works, quoting it explicitly improves robustness.Proposed fix
- RESPONSE=$(printf "$JSON_LENGTH$JSON_REQUEST" | nc -w 3 "$WINDOWS_HOST_IP" "$WINDOWS_PORT" 2>/dev/null | head -c 1024) + RESPONSE=$(printf "%s%s" "$JSON_LENGTH" "$JSON_REQUEST" | nc -w 3 "$WINDOWS_HOST_IP" "$WINDOWS_PORT" 2>/dev/null | head -c 1024)Note: The current approach embeds escape sequences in
$JSON_LENGTHwhichprintfinterprets. If that's intentional, keep the current form but be aware it relies on printf interpreting\xescapes.test-windows-firewall.ps1 (2)
145-154: Check for existing firewall rule before creating a new one.Running the script with
-Fixmultiple times could create duplicate firewall rules. Consider removing any existing rule first or using-ErrorAction SilentlyContinueand checking if the rule already exists.Proposed fix
if ($Fix) { Write-Host "Applying firewall fix..." -ForegroundColor Yellow try { + # Remove existing rule if present to avoid duplicates + Remove-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "VirtGPU Backend Service" -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "VirtGPU Backend Service" -Direction Inbound -Protocol TCP -LocalPort $Port -Action Allow -ErrorAction Stop Write-Host "[APPLIED] Inbound firewall rule created for port $Port" -ForegroundColor Green } catch {
79-96: EnsureTcpClientis disposed in the error path.If
Connect()throws an exception, theTcpClientobject may not be properly disposed. Consider using afinallyblock or disposing in thecatchblock.Proposed fix
try { $tcpClient = New-Object System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient $tcpClient.ReceiveTimeout = 3000 $tcpClient.SendTimeout = 3000 $tcpClient.Connect("127.0.0.1", $Port) if ($tcpClient.Connected) { Write-Host " [PASS] Can connect to localhost:$Port" -ForegroundColor Green - $tcpClient.Close() $LocalConnectivity = $true } else { Write-Host " [FAIL] Cannot connect to localhost:$Port" -ForegroundColor Red $LocalConnectivity = $false } } catch { Write-Host " [FAIL] Cannot connect to localhost:$Port - $($_.Exception.Message)" -ForegroundColor Red $LocalConnectivity = $false +} finally { + if ($tcpClient) { $tcpClient.Dispose() } }ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/apir-windows.h (1)
9-20: Implicit include-order dependency onvirtgpu_shmem.The struct
apir_buffer_context_tusesvirtgpu_shmem(line 18), but this type is only documented to come fromvirtgpu-interface.hvia a comment. This creates a fragile implicit dependency—if a consumer includes this header without first includingvirtgpu-interface.h, compilation will fail.Consider either:
- Including
virtgpu-interface.hdirectly in this header, or- Using a forward declaration if the struct can be changed to a pointer.
run.windows.ps1 (1)
1-5: Optional: parameterize build config and validate artifacts before launch.Hard-coded Debug paths make the script brittle for Release builds or non-repo working dirs. Consider a config param, script-relative paths, and
Test-Pathchecks for clearer failures.♻️ Suggested update
+$ErrorActionPreference = "Stop" + +param( + [ValidateSet("Debug", "Release")] + [string]$Config = "Debug" +) + +$scriptDir = Split-Path -Parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path +$binDir = Join-Path $scriptDir "build.windows-host\bin\$Config" +$ggmlDll = Join-Path $binDir "ggml-cpu.dll" +$backendExe = Join-Path $binDir "VirtGPUWindowsBackend.exe" + +foreach ($path in @($ggmlDll, $backendExe)) { + if (-not (Test-Path $path)) { + throw "Missing required artifact: $path" + } +} + -$env:APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH = ".\build.windows-host\bin\Debug\ggml-cpu.dll" +$env:APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH = $ggmlDll $env:APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG = "ggml_backend_cpu_reg" $env:APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_INIT = "ggml_backend_cpu_init" -.\build.windows-host\bin\Debug\VirtGPUWindowsBackend.exe console +& $backendExe consoleggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt.h (1)
7-35: Make the header self‑contained for C builds.The header relies on transitive includes for
bool/size_t. Adding standard headers avoids fragile include-order coupling.♻️ Suggested update
`#pragma` once `#ifdef` __cplusplus extern "C" { `#endif` +#ifndef __cplusplus +#include <stdbool.h> +#endif +#include <stddef.h> + `#include` "virtgpu-interface.h" `#include` "ggml-winapi-client.h"ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend-buffer-type.cpp (1)
43-63: Avoid global static caching for alignment/max-size.The static caches are shared across devices and buffer types; if multiple remoting devices or bufts exist, values may be wrong. Consider caching per‑gpu/buft or querying each time.
♻️ Possible simplification
static size_t ggml_backend_remoting_buffer_type_get_alignment(ggml_backend_buffer_type_t buft) { virtgpu * gpu = BUFT_TO_GPU(buft); - - static size_t align = 0; - - if (align == 0) { - align = apir_buffer_type_get_alignment(gpu, buft); - } - - return align; + return apir_buffer_type_get_alignment(gpu, buft); } @@ static size_t ggml_backend_remoting_buffer_type_get_max_size(ggml_backend_buffer_type_t buft) { virtgpu * gpu = BUFT_TO_GPU(buft); - - static size_t max_size = 0; - if (max_size == 0) { - max_size = apir_buffer_type_get_max_size(gpu, buft); - } - - return max_size; + return apir_buffer_type_get_max_size(gpu, buft); }ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/CMakeLists.txt (1)
143-149: Silencing conversion warnings may hide real bugs.Suppressing
/wd4267,/wd4244, and/wd4996globally can mask legitimate issues like truncation bugs or use of insecure functions. Consider fixing the root causes or limiting suppression to specific files.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-remoting.h (1)
38-38:GET_DEVICE_CONTEXT()hardcodes device index 0.This macro always retrieves device 0, which limits multi-device support. Consider parameterizing the device index or documenting this limitation.
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-interface.h (2)
32-39: Pointer alignment doesn't match coding guidelines.As per coding guidelines, pointer alignment should be
void * ptr(middle). Line 35 uses extra spaces:void * mmap_ptr;.Suggested fix
typedef struct { uint32_t res_id; // Buffer ID for APIR protocol size_t mmap_size; // Size of mapped memory - void * mmap_ptr; // Pointer to mapped memory + void * mmap_ptr; // Pointer to mapped memory /* Backend-specific data (opaque pointer) */ - void * backend_data; + void * backend_data; } virtgpu_shmem;
42-46: Pointer alignment inutil_sparse_array.As per coding guidelines,
void** elements;should bevoid ** elements;(space before and after*).Suggested fix
typedef struct { - void** elements; + void ** elements; size_t size; size_t capacity; } util_sparse_array;ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp (1)
1046-1049: Bare catch-all swallows exception details.The
catch (...)block at line 1046 only prints a generic message. Consider logging more context about what operation was being performed to aid debugging.
| /* Missing APIR functions needed by ggml backend */ | ||
| static inline apir_buffer_context_t apir_device_buffer_from_ptr(virtgpu* gpu, void* ptr, size_t size) { | ||
| UNUSED(gpu); | ||
| UNUSED(size); | ||
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| apir_buffer_context_t context; | ||
| context.host_handle = 0; | ||
| context.shmem.mmap_ptr = ptr; // Use the provided pointer directly | ||
| context.shmem.res_id = 0; // Initialize res_id field | ||
| context.shmem.mmap_size = size; | ||
| context.shmem.backend_data = NULL; | ||
| context.buft_host_handle = 0; | ||
| return context; |
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Fix apir_device_buffer_from_ptr stub signature to match the actual implementation.
The stub in apir-minimal.h has signature (virtgpu* gpu, void* ptr, size_t size), but the actual implementation in virtgpu-forward-device.cpp and all call sites use (virtgpu* gpu, size_t size, size_t max_tensor_size). The parameters differ in both count and type. If this stub is used (e.g., when the forward declaration is unavailable), compilation will fail with type mismatch errors. Update the stub to match the actual signature.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/apir-minimal.h` around lines 97 - 109, The stub
apir_device_buffer_from_ptr in apir-minimal.h has the wrong signature; change
its declaration and definition to match the real implementation used in
virtgpu-forward-device.cpp and call sites: apir_device_buffer_from_ptr(virtgpu*
gpu, size_t size, size_t max_tensor_size). Update the parameter list (remove
void* ptr), adjust UNUSED() macros to mark gpu, size, and max_tensor_size as
used/unused as appropriate, and modify the function body to not reference ptr
(e.g., set shmem.mmap_ptr = NULL or appropriate default), keeping the same
apir_buffer_context_t fields initialization so it compiles with the actual
implementation and callers.
| uint32_t backend_device_get_device_count(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | ||
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | ||
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | ||
| GGML_UNUSED(dec); | ||
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| int32_t dev_count = reg->iface.get_device_count(reg); | ||
| apir_encode_int32_t(enc, &dev_count); | ||
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| return 0; | ||
| } |
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Duplicate GGML_UNUSED(ctx) call.
GGML_UNUSED(ctx) is called twice (lines 10-11). Remove the duplicate.
Proposed fix
uint32_t backend_device_get_device_count(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) {
GGML_UNUSED(ctx);
- GGML_UNUSED(ctx);
GGML_UNUSED(dec);
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| uint32_t backend_device_get_device_count(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | |
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | |
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | |
| GGML_UNUSED(dec); | |
| int32_t dev_count = reg->iface.get_device_count(reg); | |
| apir_encode_int32_t(enc, &dev_count); | |
| return 0; | |
| } | |
| uint32_t backend_device_get_device_count(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | |
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | |
| GGML_UNUSED(dec); | |
| int32_t dev_count = reg->iface.get_device_count(reg); | |
| apir_encode_int32_t(enc, &dev_count); | |
| return 0; | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend-dispatched-device.cpp` around lines 9 -
18, In backend_device_get_device_count remove the duplicate GGML_UNUSED(ctx)
invocation: leave a single GGML_UNUSED(ctx) and keep the other unused markers
(GGML_UNUSED(dec)) as-is; ensure the rest of the function (calling
reg->iface.get_device_count(reg) and apir_encode_int32_t(enc, &dev_count)) is
unchanged so behavior remains identical.
| uint32_t backend_device_get_count(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | ||
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | ||
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | ||
| GGML_UNUSED(dec); | ||
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| int32_t dev_count = reg->iface.get_device_count(reg); | ||
| apir_encode_int32_t(enc, &dev_count); | ||
| printf("RETURN --> %d\n", dev_count); | ||
| return 0; | ||
| } |
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Duplicate GGML_UNUSED(ctx) and debug printf statement.
Two issues in this function:
GGML_UNUSED(ctx)is called twice (lines 21-22)- Line 27 contains a debug
printfthat should be removed before merging
Proposed fix
uint32_t backend_device_get_count(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) {
GGML_UNUSED(ctx);
- GGML_UNUSED(ctx);
GGML_UNUSED(dec);
int32_t dev_count = reg->iface.get_device_count(reg);
apir_encode_int32_t(enc, &dev_count);
- printf("RETURN --> %d\n", dev_count);
return 0;
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| uint32_t backend_device_get_count(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | |
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | |
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | |
| GGML_UNUSED(dec); | |
| int32_t dev_count = reg->iface.get_device_count(reg); | |
| apir_encode_int32_t(enc, &dev_count); | |
| printf("RETURN --> %d\n", dev_count); | |
| return 0; | |
| } | |
| uint32_t backend_device_get_count(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | |
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | |
| GGML_UNUSED(dec); | |
| int32_t dev_count = reg->iface.get_device_count(reg); | |
| apir_encode_int32_t(enc, &dev_count); | |
| return 0; | |
| } |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend-dispatched-device.cpp` around lines 20
- 29, In backend_device_get_count, remove the duplicated GGML_UNUSED(ctx) and
the debug printf; leave a single GGML_UNUSED(ctx) and GGML_UNUSED(dec) at the
top, then call reg->iface.get_device_count(reg), apir_encode_int32_t(enc,
&dev_count) and return 0 without printing; this cleans up the duplicate
unused-macro and eliminates the stray debug output.
| uint32_t backend_device_buffer_from_ptr(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | ||
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | ||
| GGML_UNUSED(dec); | ||
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| uint32_t shmem_res_id; | ||
| apir_decode_virtgpu_shmem_res_id(dec, &shmem_res_id); | ||
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| void * shmem_ptr = ctx->iface->get_shmem_ptr(ctx->ctx_id, shmem_res_id); | ||
| if (!shmem_ptr) { | ||
| GGML_LOG_ERROR("Couldn't get the shmem addr from virgl\n"); | ||
| apir_decoder_set_fatal(dec); | ||
| return 1; | ||
| } | ||
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| size_t size; | ||
| apir_decode_size_t(dec, &size); | ||
| size_t max_tensor_size; | ||
| apir_decode_size_t(dec, &max_tensor_size); | ||
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| buffer = dev->iface.buffer_from_host_ptr(dev, shmem_ptr, size, max_tensor_size); | ||
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| apir_encode_ggml_buffer(enc, buffer); | ||
| apir_encode_ggml_buffer_type(enc, buffer->buft); | ||
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| if (buffer) { | ||
| apir_track_backend_buffer(buffer); | ||
| } | ||
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| } |
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Incorrect GGML_UNUSED(dec) and null pointer dereference.
Two issues in backend_device_buffer_from_ptr:
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Incorrect GGML_UNUSED: Line 120 marks
decas unused, but it's actually used on lines 123, 128, 133, and 135. -
Null pointer dereference: Line 141 accesses
buffer->buftbefore the null check on line 143. Ifbuffer_from_host_ptrreturnsNULL, this will crash.
Proposed fix
uint32_t backend_device_buffer_from_ptr(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) {
- GGML_UNUSED(ctx);
- GGML_UNUSED(dec);
+ GGML_UNUSED(ctx);
uint32_t shmem_res_id;
apir_decode_virtgpu_shmem_res_id(dec, &shmem_res_id);
void * shmem_ptr = ctx->iface->get_shmem_ptr(ctx->ctx_id, shmem_res_id);
if (!shmem_ptr) {
GGML_LOG_ERROR("Couldn't get the shmem addr from virgl\n");
apir_decoder_set_fatal(dec);
return 1;
}
size_t size;
apir_decode_size_t(dec, &size);
size_t max_tensor_size;
apir_decode_size_t(dec, &max_tensor_size);
ggml_backend_buffer_t buffer;
buffer = dev->iface.buffer_from_host_ptr(dev, shmem_ptr, size, max_tensor_size);
+ if (!buffer) {
+ GGML_LOG_ERROR("Failed to create buffer from host ptr\n");
+ apir_decoder_set_fatal(dec);
+ return 1;
+ }
+
apir_encode_ggml_buffer(enc, buffer);
apir_encode_ggml_buffer_type(enc, buffer->buft);
- if (buffer) {
- apir_track_backend_buffer(buffer);
- }
+ apir_track_backend_buffer(buffer);
return 0;
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend-dispatched-device.cpp` around lines 118
- 148, Function backend_device_buffer_from_ptr incorrectly marks dec as unused
and dereferences buffer before checking for NULL; remove or update
GGML_UNUSED(dec) so dec is treated as used, and after calling
dev->iface.buffer_from_host_ptr check if buffer is NULL before any access (do
not call apir_encode_ggml_buffer_type or access buffer->buft when buffer is
NULL), handle the error path (e.g., set apir_decoder_set_fatal(dec) or return
non-zero) and only call apir_track_backend_buffer(buffer) and
apir_encode_ggml_buffer_type(enc, buffer->buft) when buffer is non-NULL.
| uint32_t backend_device_buffer_from_ptr(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | ||
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | ||
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Conflicting use of ctx: marked unused but dereferenced.
Line 119 marks ctx as unused with GGML_UNUSED(ctx), but line 125 dereferences it via ctx->iface->get_shmem_ptr(ctx->ctx_id, ...). Remove the GGML_UNUSED(ctx) macro.
Proposed fix
uint32_t backend_device_buffer_from_ptr(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) {
- GGML_UNUSED(ctx);
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| uint32_t backend_device_buffer_from_ptr(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | |
| GGML_UNUSED(ctx); | |
| GGML_UNUSED(dec); | |
| uint32_t shmem_res_id; | |
| apir_decode_virtgpu_shmem_res_id(dec, &shmem_res_id); | |
| void * shmem_ptr = ctx->iface->get_shmem_ptr(ctx->ctx_id, shmem_res_id); | |
| uint32_t backend_device_buffer_from_ptr(apir_encoder * enc, apir_decoder * dec, virgl_apir_context * ctx) { | |
| uint32_t shmem_res_id; | |
| apir_decode_virtgpu_shmem_res_id(dec, &shmem_res_id); | |
| void * shmem_ptr = ctx->iface->get_shmem_ptr(ctx->ctx_id, shmem_res_id); |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend-dispatched-device.cpp` around lines 118
- 125, In backend_device_buffer_from_ptr, remove the incorrect GGML_UNUSED(ctx)
annotation because ctx is actually dereferenced later (ctx->iface->get_shmem_ptr
and ctx->ctx_id); leave GGML_UNUSED(dec) if dec remains unused, and ensure any
remaining unused variable macros match actual usage so the function no longer
declares ctx as unused while dereferencing it.
| const char * apir_device_get_name(virtgpu * gpu) { | ||
| static char * string = nullptr; | ||
| if (string) { | ||
| return string; | ||
| } | ||
| apir_encoder * encoder; | ||
| apir_decoder * decoder; | ||
| ApirForwardReturnCode ret; | ||
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| REMOTE_CALL_PREPARE(gpu, encoder, APIR_COMMAND_TYPE_DEVICE_GET_NAME); | ||
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| const size_t string_size = apir_decode_array_size_unchecked(decoder); | ||
| string = (char *) apir_decoder_alloc_array(sizeof(char), string_size); | ||
| if (!string) { | ||
| GGML_LOG_ERROR("%s: Could not allocate the device name buffer\n", __func__); | ||
| return NULL; | ||
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Always call remote_call_finish on allocation failure.
Both apir_device_get_name and apir_device_get_description return early when apir_decoder_alloc_array fails, skipping remote_call_finish. This can leak per-call resources or leave the backend in an inconsistent state.
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const char * apir_device_get_name(virtgpu * gpu) {
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string = (char *) apir_decoder_alloc_array(sizeof(char), string_size);
if (!string) {
GGML_LOG_ERROR("%s: Could not allocate the device name buffer\n", __func__);
- return NULL;
+ apir_decoder_set_fatal(decoder);
+ remote_call_finish(gpu, encoder, decoder);
+ return NULL;
}
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}
const char * apir_device_get_description(virtgpu * gpu) {
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char * string = (char *) apir_decoder_alloc_array(sizeof(char), string_size);
if (!string) {
GGML_LOG_ERROR("%s: Could not allocate the device description buffer\n", __func__);
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- return NULL;
+ apir_decoder_set_fatal(decoder);
+ remote_call_finish(gpu, encoder, decoder);
+ return NULL;
}Also applies to: 51-68
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-forward-device.cpp` around lines 26 - 45, Both
apir_device_get_name and apir_device_get_description return early when
apir_decoder_alloc_array fails and thus skip cleaning up the remote call; ensure
you call remote_call_finish (or the appropriate cleanup macro/function used
after REMOTE_CALL/REMOTE_CALL_PREPARE) before returning on allocation failure.
Locate the allocation and error-checking around apir_decoder_alloc_array in
apir_device_get_name and apir_device_get_description, and add a call to
remote_call_finish (or the matching FINISH macro for the REMOTE_CALL sequence)
immediately before logging the error and returning NULL so per-call resources
and backend state are always cleaned up.
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This change adds a gitlink to ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt without registering it in .gitmodules. Submodule gitlinks must be configured in .gitmodules with a URL for proper initialization and cloning by other developers. Add the missing .gitmodules entry:
[submodule "ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt"]
path = ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt
url = <repository-url>
Without this, the submodule cannot be initialized, and the repository will be incomplete for users who clone it.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt` at line 1, The commit added a gitlink for
the submodule at ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt but did not register it in
.gitmodules; add an entry named "ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt" to .gitmodules
with the path = ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt and a proper url =
<repository-url> (replace with the actual repo URL), then stage and commit the
updated .gitmodules so the submodule can be initialized and cloned by others.
| #include <stdio.h> | ||
| #include <stdlib.h> | ||
| #include <string.h> | ||
| #include <unistd.h> | ||
| #include <time.h> | ||
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| static int windows_shmem_create(virtgpu* gpu, size_t size, virtgpu_shmem* shmem); | ||
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| ggml_winapi_handle_t winapi_handle; | ||
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| ggml_winapi_shared_buffer_t buffer; | ||
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| struct timespec ts; | ||
| clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, &ts); | ||
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Fix Windows build portability for timekeeping/includes.
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🛠️ Suggested fix
`#include` <stdio.h>
`#include` <stdlib.h>
`#include` <string.h>
-#include <unistd.h>
-#include <time.h>
+#ifdef _WIN32
+#include <windows.h>
+#else
+#include <unistd.h>
+#endif
+#include <time.h>
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static uint64_t get_time_ns(void) {
- struct timespec ts;
- clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, &ts);
- return ts.tv_sec * 1000000000ULL + ts.tv_nsec;
+#ifdef _WIN32
+ LARGE_INTEGER freq;
+ LARGE_INTEGER counter;
+ QueryPerformanceFrequency(&freq);
+ QueryPerformanceCounter(&counter);
+ return (uint64_t)((counter.QuadPart * 1000000000ULL) / freq.QuadPart);
+#else
+ struct timespec ts;
+ clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC, &ts);
+ return (uint64_t)ts.tv_sec * 1000000000ULL + (uint64_t)ts.tv_nsec;
+#endif
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt.c` around lines 14 - 45, The current
POSIX-only time and include setup prevents MSVC/Windows builds; update the top
of winApiRmt.c to add `#ifdef` _WIN32 guards: for Windows include <windows.h> (and
omit <unistd.h>), and replace the POSIX get_time_ns implementation with a
Windows branch that uses QueryPerformanceFrequency and QueryPerformanceCounter
inside the static uint64_t get_time_ns(void) function while keeping the existing
clock_gettime-based implementation for non-Windows platforms; ensure the new
Windows code uses a static or cached LARGE_INTEGER frequency for correct
nanosecond conversion and preserve the existing function signature and
surrounding types (virtgpu_windows_data, virtgpu_windows_shmem_data,
WINAPI_REPLY_BUFFER_SIZE, WINAPI_DATA_BUFFER_SIZE).
| static uint32_t windows_remote_call(virtgpu* gpu, struct apir_encoder* enc, struct apir_decoder** dec, uint64_t timeout_ms, long long* call_duration_ns) { | ||
| if (!gpu || !gpu->backend_data || !enc || !dec) { | ||
| GGML_LOG_ERROR("Invalid parameters in remote_call\n"); | ||
| return APIR_FORWARD_INVALID_ARGUMENT; | ||
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| size_t encoded_size = apir_encoder_get_encoded_size(enc); | ||
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| GGML_LOG_ERROR("Encoded data size %zu exceeds buffer size %zu\n", | ||
| encoded_size, gpu->data_shmem.mmap_size); | ||
| return APIR_FORWARD_INVALID_ARGUMENT; | ||
| } | ||
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| size_t actual_response_size = 0; | ||
| int winapi_ret = ggml_winapi_send_apir_command(win_data->winapi_handle, | ||
| virtgpu_shmem_get_ptr(&gpu->data_shmem), | ||
| encoded_size, | ||
| virtgpu_shmem_get_ptr(&gpu->reply_shmem), | ||
| gpu->reply_shmem.mmap_size, | ||
| &actual_response_size); | ||
| if (winapi_ret != GGML_WINAPI_OK) { | ||
| GGML_LOG_ERROR("ggml_winapi_send_apir_command failed with code %d\n", winapi_ret); | ||
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| void* reply_ptr = virtgpu_shmem_get_ptr(&gpu->reply_shmem); | ||
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| if (!*dec) { | ||
| GGML_LOG_ERROR("Failed to initialize APIR decoder\n"); | ||
| return APIR_FORWARD_HYPERCALL_ERROR; | ||
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| if (call_duration_ns) { | ||
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The decoder is initialized with gpu->reply_shmem.mmap_size (full buffer size) instead of actual_response_size. This allows the decoder to read beyond the actual response, potentially consuming stale data or garbage. Use the actual response size returned from the WinAPI call, and add validation that it's large enough for the expected return code. Also, move the (void)timeout_ms; cast to the function entry—it's currently unreachable after the return statement at line 236.
🛠️ Suggested fix
static uint32_t windows_remote_call(virtgpu* gpu, struct apir_encoder* enc, struct apir_decoder** dec, uint64_t timeout_ms, long long* call_duration_ns) {
+ (void)timeout_ms;
if (!gpu || !gpu->backend_data || !enc || !dec) {
GGML_LOG_ERROR("Invalid parameters in remote_call\n");
return APIR_FORWARD_INVALID_ARGUMENT;
}
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if (winapi_ret != GGML_WINAPI_OK) {
GGML_LOG_ERROR("ggml_winapi_send_apir_command failed with code %d\n", winapi_ret);
return APIR_FORWARD_HYPERCALL_ERROR;
}
+ if (actual_response_size < sizeof(uint32_t)) {
+ GGML_LOG_ERROR("Reply too small: %zu bytes\n", actual_response_size);
+ return APIR_FORWARD_HYPERCALL_ERROR;
+ }
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void* reply_ptr = virtgpu_shmem_get_ptr(&gpu->reply_shmem);
- size_t reply_size = gpu->reply_shmem.mmap_size;
+ size_t reply_size = actual_response_size;
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GGML_LOG_DEBUG("APIR call complete: return_code=%d\n", return_code);
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}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt.c` around lines 171 - 239, In
windows_remote_call: use the actual_response_size returned by
ggml_winapi_send_apir_command when initializing the APIR decoder instead of
gpu->reply_shmem.mmap_size (i.e., pass actual_response_size to
apir_decoder_init), validate actual_response_size is > 0 and at least large
enough for the expected return code (sizeof(uint32_t)) and not larger than
gpu->reply_shmem.mmap_size before calling apir_decoder_init, and replace
reply_size usage accordingly; also move the unused-parameter cast
(void)timeout_ms; to the top of windows_remote_call (before early returns) so it
is reachable. Ensure references to apir_decode_uint32_t and return_code use the
validated decoder buffer/size.
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Move manual override check before auto-detection to avoid premature exit.
If a user provides a manual IP argument, the script still attempts auto-detection first. If auto-detection fails (e.g., no ip command and no resolv.conf), the script exits at line 27 before the manual override on line 34-38 is ever reached.
Proposed fix
# Configuration
WINDOWS_HOST_IP=""
WINDOWS_PORT="4660"
TEST_TIMEOUT="5"
+# Allow manual override first
+if [ $# -eq 1 ]; then
+ WINDOWS_HOST_IP="$1"
+ echo " [INFO] Using manually specified IP: $WINDOWS_HOST_IP"
+ echo
+fi
+
# Auto-detect Windows host IP from WSL
-echo "1. Detecting Windows host IP from WSL..."
-if command -v ip >/dev/null 2>&1; then
- # Method 1: Use ip route (most reliable)
- WINDOWS_HOST_IP=$(ip route show | grep default | awk '{print $3}' | head -n1)
-elif [ -f /etc/resolv.conf ]; then
- # Method 2: Parse resolv.conf (fallback)
- WINDOWS_HOST_IP=$(grep nameserver /etc/resolv.conf | awk '{print $2}' | head -n1)
-fi
-
-if [ -z "$WINDOWS_HOST_IP" ]; then
- echo " [ERROR] Could not auto-detect Windows host IP"
- echo " Please specify manually: $0 <windows_host_ip>"
- exit 1
+if [ -z "$WINDOWS_HOST_IP" ]; then
+ echo "1. Detecting Windows host IP from WSL..."
+ if command -v ip >/dev/null 2>&1; then
+ # Method 1: Use ip route (most reliable)
+ WINDOWS_HOST_IP=$(ip route show | grep default | awk '{print $3}' | head -n1)
+ elif [ -f /etc/resolv.conf ]; then
+ # Method 2: Parse resolv.conf (fallback)
+ WINDOWS_HOST_IP=$(grep nameserver /etc/resolv.conf | awk '{print $2}' | head -n1)
+ fi
+
+ if [ -z "$WINDOWS_HOST_IP" ]; then
+ echo " [ERROR] Could not auto-detect Windows host IP"
+ echo " Please specify manually: $0 <windows_host_ip>"
+ exit 1
+ fi
+ echo " [INFO] Windows host IP detected: $WINDOWS_HOST_IP"
+ echo
fi
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-echo " [INFO] Windows host IP detected: $WINDOWS_HOST_IP"
-echo
-
-# Allow manual override
-if [ $# -eq 1 ]; then
- WINDOWS_HOST_IP="$1"
- echo " [INFO] Using manually specified IP: $WINDOWS_HOST_IP"
- echo
-fi🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@test-wsl-connectivity.sh` around lines 24 - 38, The script currently runs
auto-detection of WINDOWS_HOST_IP before honoring a manual argument, causing an
early exit if auto-detection fails; move the manual override block (the if [ $#
-eq 1 ] check that sets WINDOWS_HOST_IP and prints "[INFO] Using manually
specified IP") to appear before the auto-detection logic and the subsequent
check for an empty WINDOWS_HOST_IP so that a provided CLI argument is used
immediately and the script does not exit prematurely; keep the existing echo
messages but ensure the detected/used IP log remains correct (use
WINDOWS_HOST_IP variable) after auto-detection runs when no argument is
supplied.
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ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend-dispatched-buffer-type.cpp (1)
25-31: Guard against NULL before callingstrlen.
get_namecan return NULL (you already log it), butstrlen(string)will crash. Add a NULL check and return an error or encode an empty string.🐛 Proposed fix
- const char * string = buft->iface.get_name(buft); - printf("[BUFFER_TYPE] get_name returned: %s\n", string ? string : "(NULL)"); - - const size_t string_size = strlen(string) + 1; + const char * string = buft->iface.get_name(buft); + printf("[BUFFER_TYPE] get_name returned: %s\n", string ? string : "(NULL)"); + if (!string) { + printf("[BUFFER_TYPE] ERROR: get_name returned NULL\n"); + return 1; + } + + const size_t string_size = strlen(string) + 1;ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/common/virtgpu-forward-buffer.cpp (1)
39-63: Shared shmem is accessed without locking despite an existing mutex.The
data_shmem_mutexalready exists instruct virtgpu(virtgpu.h:81), but it is never locked inapir_buffer_set_tensor,apir_buffer_get_tensor(lines 42–43 and 90–91), or in the backend forward path. The TODO comments indicate the locking was never implemented. Add calls tomtx_lock(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex)before accessinggpu->data_shmemandmtx_unlock(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex)afterward (the codebase uses C11<threads.h>threading, not C++ mutexes).Also applies to: lines 87–111
🤖 Fix all issues with AI agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend-dispatched.cpp`:
- Around line 19-20: Replace raw printf debug calls in
backend_dispatch_initialize (and other debug prints referencing
ggml_backend_reg_fct_p, reg, dev, bck, etc.) with the project logging macro
GGML_LOG_DEBUG and guard those debug prints with `#ifndef` NDEBUG / `#endif` so they
are compiled out in release builds; update every instance listed (lines that
print ggml_backend_reg_fct_p, Initial state, and the other printf occurrences)
to use GGML_LOG_DEBUG with the same message content and variable formatting.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend.cpp`:
- Around line 169-174: The code currently encodes a hardcoded APIR success code
(apir_return_code = 0) via apir_encode_uint32_t(&enc, &apir_return_code) before
calling forward_fct, which can leave the response claiming success even when
forward_fct fails; fix by moving encoding of the APIR return code until after
calling forward_fct and encode the actual returned value (ret) via
apir_encode_uint32_t(&enc, &ret) (or, alternatively, set apir_return_code = ret
and encode that after forward_fct) so the buffer accurately reflects the
operation result.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/install.cmd`:
- Line 1: The install.cmd file currently uses LF-only line endings which can
break CMD parsing; convert install.cmd to use CRLF line endings and recommit (or
add a .gitattributes rule like "*.cmd text eol=crlf" to enforce CRLF on commit)
so that the "@echo off" and any labels/GOTO in install.cmd run correctly on
Windows.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp`:
- Around line 1845-1874: Move the call to store_buffer_mapping so it happens
after validating APIR data (the Forward command size check) and the
response_buffer allocation succeeds, and on any early return ensure you undo any
partial state: free response_buffer, UnmapViewOfFile(mapped_memory),
CloseHandle(mapping_handle), CloseHandle(file_handle) and remove the session
entry from the session map (use the existing session cleanup/remove helper or
add one) to avoid dangling handles in store_buffer_mapping; also adopt the
project's pointer style by changing char* response_buffer and char*
enc_cur_after to char *response_buffer and char *enc_cur_after.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/uninstall.cmd`:
- Around line 1-49: The uninstall.cmd file uses LF-only line endings which can
break batch parsing on Windows; convert uninstall.cmd to CRLF line endings and
commit the change, and add a .gitattributes rule (e.g. for *.cmd files) to
enforce eol=crlf so future commits preserve CRLF; after converting, verify with
git diff --cached that only line endings changed and optionally document/update
core.autocrlf settings to avoid recurrence.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/common/apir-minimal.h`:
- Around line 10-13: The Windows-specific header include
"../platforms/windows/apir-windows.h" is unguarded; wrap that include with a
platform preprocessor check (e.g. `#ifdef` _WIN32 ... `#endif` or `#ifdef`
GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS ... `#endif`) so non-Windows builds don't see
Windows-only definitions; keep the existing include order (ensure
"virtgpu-interface.h" stays first) and only guard the apir-windows.h include
around the chosen macro.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/common/virtgpu-common.cpp`:
- Around line 162-179: In util_sparse_array_set, avoid assigning realloc
directly to array->elements; instead save array->elements to a temporary pointer
and array->capacity to an old_capacity variable before resizing, call realloc
into a temp_result, check temp_result for NULL, only on success assign
array->elements = temp_result and array->capacity = new_capacity, then zero new
elements using old_capacity..new_capacity range; on realloc failure log and
return while leaving the original buffer intact.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/common/virtgpu-forward-backend.cpp`:
- Around line 21-27: The shared shmem access in apir_backend_graph_compute is
not protected—use the existing gpu->data_shmem_mutex to prevent concurrent
corruption: call mtx_lock(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex) immediately before
checking/assigning using_shared_shmem and setting shmem = &gpu->data_shmem (the
block around using_shared_shmem/shmem), and ensure
mtx_unlock(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex) on all exit paths after you're done with the
shared buffer (including the cleanup/else branch where virtgpu_shmem_create is
used); apply the same lock/unlock fixes to the analogous sites in
virtgpu-forward-buffer.cpp. Ensure every early return or error path unlocks the
mutex to avoid deadlocks.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/common/virtgpu-interface.h`:
- Around line 109-116: The cached_buffer_type struct uses
apir_buffer_type_host_handle_t which is only defined for Windows builds; add an
unconditional include of "apir-minimal.h" in virtgpu-interface.h (placed after
the existing GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS conditional include) so
apir_buffer_type_host_handle_t is defined for non-Windows builds and compilation
succeeds for the cached_buffer_type declaration.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend/ggml-backend-buffer-type.cpp`:
- Around line 20-23: The preprocessor conditional is inverted leaving
context->base uninitialized on Linux; move or add the assignment so that when
GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS is not defined (Linux path) you set context->base =
context->apir_context.shmem.mmap_ptr (the current code only sets it in the `#else`
Windows branch). Update the conditional around the assignment in
ggml-backend-buffer-type.cpp so the Linux path executes the mmap_ptr
initialization (or explicitly initialize context->base in both branches with the
correct platform-specific source), referencing context->base and
context->apir_context.shmem.mmap_ptr and the GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS macro to
locate the change.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend/ggml-backend-device.cpp`:
- Around line 98-113: The get_buffer_from_ptr_type function currently uses a
non-atomic double-checked locking pattern with the static initialized flag and
buft, causing a data race; replace that pattern by introducing a static
std::once_flag (e.g., buffer_init_flag) and call std::call_once to perform the
buft initialization (setting iface, device, context using
gpu->cached_buffer_type.host_handle) so initialization is executed exactly once
and thread-safely, then remove the initialized flag and lock usage.
- Around line 75-93: The double-checked locking around the static bool
initialized and static ggml_backend_buffer_type buft is racy; replace this
pattern with std::call_once: add a static std::once_flag (e.g. init_flag) and
move the buft initialization into a lambda passed to std::call_once so the block
that sets buft (setting .iface to ggml_backend_remoting_buffer_type_interface,
.device to dev and .context to gpu->cached_buffer_type.host_handle) runs exactly
once in a thread-safe way; remove the plain initialized bool and the manual
mutex/lock_guard usage.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/linux/virtgpu-linux-backend.c`:
- Around line 61-73: linux_destroy currently leaks resources: locate the
function linux_destroy and add full cleanup for the original virtgpu stored in
gpu->backend_data (cast to original_gpu) by calling
virtgpu_shmem_destroy(original_gpu->reply_shmem, original_gpu->data_shmem),
destroying the mutex (pthread_mutex_destroy or the project-specific
data_shmem_mutex) and closing original_gpu->fd, then free(original_gpu); also
ensure gpu is always freed (move free(gpu) outside the backend_data conditional)
and guard each cleanup call with null/invalid checks to avoid crashes.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/linux/virtgpu.h`:
- Line 19: Uncomment the libdrm header so the types and functions are available:
restore the `#include` <xf86drm.h> line in virtgpu.h; this provides drmIoctl (used
in the virtgpu code around the drmIoctl call) and drmDevicePtr (referenced in
virtgpu.cpp), ensuring the required libdrm definitions are present for the
build.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/windows/apir-windows.h`:
- Around line 6-23: The apir_buffer_context_t embeds virtgpu_shmem by value but
the header never includes its definition; update apir-windows.h to explicitly
include the header that defines virtgpu_shmem (the same header that defines
virtgpu_shmem in the project, e.g. virtgpu-interface.h) so the compiler sees the
complete struct definition before apir_buffer_context_t is declared; ensure the
include appears above the typedefs for virtgpu and apir_buffer_context_t and
keep the existing forward declaration of struct virtgpu intact.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/windows/ggml-winapi-client.c`:
- Around line 137-146: The single recv(sockfd, buffer, msg_len, 0) can return
fewer bytes than requested; replace it with a loop that repeatedly calls recv
until total_received == msg_len or an error/EOF occurs. Use variables shown
(sockfd, buffer, msg_len) to track bytes_left and total_received, advance the
buffer pointer by total_received for subsequent recv calls, handle recv==0 (peer
closed) and recv==-1 errors (checking errno) by returning -1, then
null-terminate buffer[msg_len] and return (int)msg_len on success.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/test-build-mode.cpp`:
- Around line 33-35: The call to virtgpu_shmem_create uses the wrong argument
order causing undefined behavior; update the call site in test-build-mode.cpp to
match the function signature int virtgpu_shmem_create(virtgpu* gpu, size_t size,
virtgpu_shmem* shmem) by passing gpu, then the size (4096), then &test_shmem
(i.e., change (gpu, &test_shmem, 4096) to (gpu, 4096, &test_shmem)); verify the
virtgpu_shmem and test_shmem symbols remain the same and run tests to ensure
correctness.
🟡 Minor comments (21)
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/WINDOWS_BACKEND.md-18-31 (1)
18-31: Add language specifier to the directory structure code block.The fenced code block lacks a language specifier. Use
textorplaintextfor directory trees to satisfy markdown linting.📝 Proposed fix
-``` +```text backend/ ├── windows-service/ # Windows backend serviceggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/WINDOWS_BACKEND.md-71-78 (1)
71-78: Add language specifiers to flow diagram code blocks.Both the Linux Flow (line 71) and Windows Flow (line 76) code blocks should have language specifiers.
📝 Proposed fix
### Linux Flow -``` +```text Linux Guest → virtgpu.cpp → DRM ioctl → VirtIO-GPU → QEMU → VirGL → backend.so ``` ### Windows Flow -``` +```text WSL2 Guest → winApiRmt.c → TCP socket → Windows Service → backend (embedded) ```run.wsl.sh-1-2 (1)
1-2: Add a shebang to specify the shell interpreter.The script uses bash-specific syntax (herestring
<<<) but lacks a shebang, which can cause execution issues depending on how the script is invoked.🔧 Proposed fix
+#!/bin/bash # .\build.windows-host\bin\Debug\llama-cli.exe -m ..\models\smollm -p "Hello world" exec ./build.windows-wsl/bin/llama-cli -m ../models/smollm -p "Hello world" <<< "/exit"ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend/ggml-backend-reg.cpp-19-22 (1)
19-22: Unreachable NULL check after GGML_ABORT.
GGML_ABORTterminates execution, so the pattern of returninggpu(which would be NULL here) is unreachable. The NULL checks in callers likeggml_backend_remoting_get_device_count(lines 49-52) become dead code.Consider either removing the abort and returning NULL to let callers handle failure, or removing the NULL checks in callers.
💡 Option A: Remove abort, return NULL for graceful handling
gpu = create_virtgpu(); if (!gpu) { - GGML_ABORT("failed to initialize the virtgpu"); + GGML_LOG_ERROR("failed to initialize the virtgpu\n"); + return NULL; }💡 Option B: Keep abort, remove dead NULL checks in callers
Since initialization aborts on failure, the
if (!gpu)checks in callers are unreachable and could be removed for clarity.prepare.windows.ps1-3-3 (1)
3-3: Remove or conditionally setGGML_CPU_ARM_ARCH=nativefor general Windows hosts.
GGML_CPU_ARM_ARCH=nativeapplies ARM-specific compilation flags that are incompatible with x86/x64 Windows systems. Sinceprepare.windows.ps1targets general Windows development (not Windows on ARM), this should either be removed or guarded by architecture detection. The script currently applies ARM flags unconditionally to all Windows hosts.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/windows/ggml-winapi-client.c-486-491 (1)
486-491: Echo function ignores actual server response.The function receives a JSON response from the server but then simply copies the input back to output, discarding the actual echoed data. This defeats the purpose of testing server connectivity.
/* For simplicity, just copy the input back as echo */ strncpy(output, input, output_size - 1); // Server response ignoredConsider parsing the response JSON to extract the actual echoed value.
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/windows/ggml-winapi-client.c-291-300 (1)
291-300: Add NULL check forresponse_sizeparameter.The function dereferences
response_sizein multiple places (lines 422, 428, 433, 438, 443) but doesn't validate it's non-NULL. If a caller doesn't need the response size, they might pass NULL.🐛 Add parameter validation
int ggml_winapi_send_apir_command(ggml_winapi_handle_t handle, const void* apir_data, size_t apir_size, void* response_buffer, size_t response_buffer_size, size_t* response_size) { - if (!handle || !apir_data || apir_size == 0) { + if (!handle || !apir_data || apir_size == 0 || !response_size) { return GGML_WINAPI_ERROR_INVALID_PARAMS; }prepare.wsl.sh-1-8 (1)
1-8: Add a shebang to ensure the intended shell.💡 Suggested fix
+#!/usr/bin/env bash + cmake -S . -B build.windows-wsl \ -DGGML_VIRTGPU=ON -DGGML_VIRTGPU_BACKEND=OFF -DGGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS=ON \ -DGGML_CPU_ARM_ARCH=native \ -DGGML_NATIVE=OFF \ -DGGML_OPENMP=OFF \ -DLLAMA_CURL=OFF \ -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug \ "$@"ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BACKEND_NAMING.md-28-131 (1)
28-131: Add language identifiers to fenced code blocks.Markdownlint flags MD040; specify a language for each fenced block (e.g.,
textfor the tree,cppfor code).📝 Suggested edits
-``` +```text ggml-virtgpu/ ... -``` +``` -```cpp +```cpp typedef struct { ... -``` +``` -```cpp +```cpp /* From virtgpu.h */ ... -``` +``` -```cpp +```cpp `#include` "virtgpu-interface.h" ... -``` +``` -```cpp +```cpp // Uses platform-appropriate backend automatically ... -``` +``` -```cpp +```cpp `#include` "winApiRmt.h" ... -``` +```ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-basic.cmd-1-1 (1)
1-1: Use CRLF line endings for Windows batch files.LF-only line endings can break batch parsing on Windows. Please convert this file to CRLF or enforce via
.gitattributes.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/build.cmd-1-1 (1)
1-1: Use CRLF line endings for Windows batch files.LF-only line endings can break batch parsing on Windows. Please convert this file to CRLF or enforce via
.gitattributes.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BUILD_SYSTEM_README.md-122-135 (1)
122-135: Add language identifiers to fenced output blocks.Markdownlint flags the output/troubleshooting fences without languages. Use
textfor expected output and checklist-style blocks.📌 Suggested fix
-``` +```text Backend: Windows winApiRmt Transport: Hyper-V socket + TCP fallback SUCCESS: Windows virtgpu created successfully@@
-+text
Backend: Linux DRM
Transport: VirtIO GPU DRM ioctls
SUCCESS: Linux virtgpu created successfully@@ -``` +```text 1. Check if winApiRmt Windows service is running 2. Test network connectivity: ping <windows-host> 3. Verify Hyper-V socket support in WSL2</details> Also applies to: 203-208 </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>CONNECTIVITY_TESTING.md-134-175 (1)</summary><blockquote> `134-175`: **Add language identifiers to expected output code fences.** Markdownlint flags the output blocks without languages; use `text` for console output. <details> <summary>📌 Suggested fix</summary> ```diff -``` +```text === Windows Firewall Test for VirtGPU Backend Service === @@@@
-+text
=== WSL to Windows VirtGPU Backend Connectivity Test ===
@@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BUILD_SYSTEM_README.md-182-221 (1)
182-221: Use headings instead of bold text for troubleshooting sections.The bold “Error:” labels are being used as headings, which triggers MD036. Converting them to headings improves structure and lint compliance.
📌 Suggested fix
-**Error: json-c not found** +#### Error: json-c not found @@ -**Error: winApiRmt library not found** +#### Error: winApiRmt library not found @@ -**Error: winapi_init() fails** +#### Error: winapi_init() fails @@ -**Error: libdrm not found** +#### Error: libdrm not found @@ -**Error: virtgpu device not found** +#### Error: virtgpu device not foundggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/linux/virtgpu-linux-backend.c-26-41 (1)
26-41: Freeoriginal_gpuon interface allocation failure.
Ifinterface_gpuallocation fails,original_gpuis leaked. Please clean it up on that path (use the original destroy helper if available).ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/common/virtgpu-forward-buffer-type.cpp-3-12 (1)
3-12: Alignget_nameencoding with other buffer-type functions for consistency.The
apir_buffer_type_get_namefunction usesapir_encode_ggml_buffer_typeafter castinghost_handletoggml_backend_buffer_type_t, while all other buffer-type functions (get_alignment,get_max_size,is_host,alloc_buffer,get_alloc_size) useapir_encode_apir_buffer_type_host_handledirectly. Although both encoders produce identical wire format, the inconsistent pattern suggestsget_namewas missed during refactoring.Suggested fix
- ggml_backend_buffer_type_t buft = (ggml_backend_buffer_type_t)host_handle; - apir_encode_ggml_buffer_type(encoder, buft); + apir_encode_apir_buffer_type_host_handle(encoder, host_handle);ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BACKEND_REFACTORING.md-202-202 (1)
202-202: Use a heading instead of bold text for the final statement.This avoids MD036 (emphasis used as heading) and keeps the section structure consistent.
💡 Suggested fix
-**The new architecture is ready for production use! 🎉** +### The new architecture is ready for production use! 🎉ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/common/virtgpu-common.cpp-56-75 (1)
56-75: Persist the resolved backend type when AUTO is used.Right now
backend_typeis stored asVIRTGPU_BACKEND_AUTOeven after auto-detection, which can mislead downstream logic that inspects the active backend.🛠️ Suggested fix
-virtgpu* virtgpu_create_with_backend(virtgpu_backend_type_t backend_type) { - const virtgpu_backend_ops* ops = get_backend_ops(backend_type); +virtgpu* virtgpu_create_with_backend(virtgpu_backend_type_t backend_type) { + virtgpu_backend_type_t resolved_backend = backend_type; + if (backend_type == VIRTGPU_BACKEND_AUTO) { + resolved_backend = detect_best_backend(); + } + + const virtgpu_backend_ops * ops = get_backend_ops(resolved_backend); @@ - gpu->backend_type = backend_type; + gpu->backend_type = resolved_backend; gpu->ops = ops;ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BACKEND_REFACTORING.md-150-166 (1)
150-166: Add a language identifier to the expected-output fence.markdownlint flags the unlabeled fenced block; tag it as
text/consoleto keep lint clean.💡 Suggested fix
-``` +```textggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp-1699-1702 (1)
1699-1702: Avoid passing NULL fromgetenvintoprintf.
getenvcan returnNULL, and%swith a null pointer is undefined behavior in ISO C. Even though this may work on some Windows CRTs, it violates the C standard.🛠️ Suggested fix
- printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH=%s\n", getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH")); - printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG=%s\n", getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG")); + const char * ggml_path = getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH"); + const char * ggml_reg = getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG"); + printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH=%s\n", ggml_path ? ggml_path : "(unset)"); + printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG=%s\n", ggml_reg ? ggml_reg : "(unset)");ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-windows-api-remoting.cpp-78-111 (1)
78-111: TCP send/recv needs loops to handle partial transfers.Windows socket
send()/recv()can return short counts—fewer bytes than requested. The current code assumes full transfers in a single call, which can cause intermittent test failures, especially under load or with larger payloads. Implement send-all and recv-all loops to ensure reliability.
🧹 Nitpick comments (26)
run.windows.ps1 (1)
1-5: Hardcoded Debug build path may limit Release builds.The script hardcodes the
Debugconfiguration path. For a POC this is acceptable, but consider parameterizing the build configuration for flexibility.💡 Optional: Parameterize build configuration
+param( + [string]$Configuration = "Debug" +) + -$env:APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH = ".\build.windows-host\bin\Debug\ggml-cpu.dll" +$env:APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH = ".\build.windows-host\bin\$Configuration\ggml-cpu.dll" $env:APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG = "ggml_backend_cpu_reg" $env:APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_INIT = "ggml_backend_cpu_init" -.\build.windows-host\bin\Debug\VirtGPUWindowsBackend.exe console +.\build.windows-host\bin\$Configuration\VirtGPUWindowsBackend.exe consoleprepare.windows.ps1 (1)
9-9: Warning suppressions may need to apply to C code as well.
CMAKE_CXX_FLAGSonly affects C++ compilation. If C files also produce these warnings, consider addingCMAKE_C_FLAGSwith the same suppressions.💡 Optional: Add C flag suppressions
-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug ` - -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS="/wd4267 /wd4244 /wd4996" ` + -DCMAKE_CXX_FLAGS="/wd4267 /wd4244 /wd4996" ` + -DCMAKE_C_FLAGS="/wd4267 /wd4244 /wd4996" ` $argsggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/FINAL_INTEGRATION_STATUS.md (2)
13-52: Add language specifier to fenced code block.The code block starting at line 13 is missing a language specifier. Add
textorplaintextfor directory tree structures to satisfy markdownlint (MD040) and improve syntax highlighting.-``` +```text ggml-virtgpu/ │ ├── 🐧 Linux Client Backend
224-230: Add language specifier to fenced code block.Same issue as above - add
textorplaintextlanguage specifier.-``` +```text ggml-virtgpu/ ├── [client backends] # Linux virtgpu.*, Windows winApiRmt.*ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend.cpp (3)
23-29: Thread-safety concern with static buffer indlerror()shim.The static buffer makes this implementation thread-unsafe. While acceptable for error reporting in single-threaded initialization, be aware that concurrent calls from multiple threads could corrupt the error message.
96-96: Remove extra space in assignment.Per coding guidelines, format C++ code using
git clang-format. There's a double space after=.- const char * library_name = virgl_cbs->get_config(virgl_ctx_id, APIR_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH_KEY); + const char * library_name = virgl_cbs->get_config(virgl_ctx_id, APIR_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH_KEY);
167-167: Remove debug printf from production code.This
printf("[HOST] ==> ...")appears to be debug output that should not be in production code. Consider removing it or gating it behind a debug/verbose flag.- printf("[HOST] ==> %s\n", backend_dispatch_command_name((ApirBackendCommandType)cmd_type)); + // Debug logging can be enabled via GGML_LOG_DEBUG if needed + GGML_LOG_DEBUG("[HOST] ==> %s\n", backend_dispatch_command_name((ApirBackendCommandType)cmd_type));ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/linux/virtgpu.h (1)
119-122: Consider adding a minimal stub or error for Windows builds.The
#elsebranch only contains comments. If this header is inadvertently included in a Windows build, it will silently provide an empty definition. Consider adding a#errordirective or minimal stub declarations.`#else` /* Windows winApiRmt Implementation - No Linux DRM Dependencies */ /* Windows backend uses winApiRmt.h and virtgpu-interface.h instead */ +#error "This header is for Linux only. Use winApiRmt.h for Windows builds." `#endif` /* !GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS */ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/windows/ggml-winapi-client.h (1)
24-30: Clarify or remove the "(Linux)" comment on thefdfield.The
fdfield comment says "(Linux)" but this header is inplatforms/windows/. If this struct is meant to be cross-platform and used from WSL2 (which the implementation suggests), consider clarifying this. If it's Windows-only, the field should use a Windows handle type or be documented accordingly.typedef struct { void *data; // Mapped memory pointer size_t size; // Buffer size in bytes char file_path[256]; // Path to backing file int fd; // File descriptor (Linux) // <-- Confusing in Windows header uint32_t buffer_id; // Unique buffer identifier } ggml_winapi_shared_buffer_t;ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/CMakeLists.txt (2)
124-130: Remove redundant hardcoded include path.Line 126 hardcodes
/usr/include/libdrm/which is redundant with line 128 that uses${DRM_INCLUDE_DIRS}from pkg-config. The hardcoded path is not portable across different Linux distributions or custom installations.🔧 Remove the hardcoded path
else() # Linux DRM configuration (original) - target_include_directories(ggml-virtgpu PUBLIC /usr/include/libdrm/) target_link_libraries(ggml-virtgpu PUBLIC ${DRM_LIBRARIES}) target_include_directories(ggml-virtgpu PUBLIC ${DRM_INCLUDE_DIRS}) target_compile_options(ggml-virtgpu PUBLIC ${DRM_CFLAGS_OTHER}) endif()
151-159: Consider addressing conversion warnings instead of suppressing them.Suppressing
/wd4267(size_t to int) and/wd4244(type conversion with data loss) can hide real truncation bugs. For a POC this is acceptable, but consider fixing the underlying code before merging to main.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/CMakeLists.txt (1)
21-36: Default output directory hardcodes "Debug" configuration.The default
ARCHIVE_OUTPUT_DIRECTORYusesDebugin the path, which means non-Debug builds (when not explicitly Release) would still output to the Debug folder. Consider using a generator expression for the default or removing the non-suffixed property.ARCHIVE_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/Debug"For multi-config generators (like Visual Studio), the
_DEBUGand_RELEASEsuffixed properties are used, but for single-config generators the non-suffixed property takes precedence.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend/ggml-backend.cpp (2)
1-2: Deep relative include path is fragile.The path
../../../../ggml/include/ggml-virtgpu.htraverses four directory levels, making it sensitive to any reorganization. Since CMakeLists.txt already adds./includeto the include directories, consider placing a forwarding header there or adjusting the include path configuration.🔧 Suggested improvement
If
ggml-virtgpu.his a public header, it could be included via the configured include path:`#include` "../common/ggml-remoting.h" -#include "../../../../ggml/include/ggml-virtgpu.h" +#include "ggml-virtgpu.h"This requires ensuring the include directory
ggml/includeis added to the target's include paths in CMake.
20-30: Replace#if truewith a proper feature flag or remove dead code.Using
#if trueto disable code is a maintenance hazard. Consider using a named macro (e.g.,#ifdef GGML_VIRTGPU_ENABLE_GRAPH_OPTIMIZE) or removing the dead code with a TODO comment.static void ggml_backend_remoting_graph_optimize(ggml_backend_t backend, ggml_cgraph * cgraph) { virtgpu * gpu = DEV_TO_GPU(backend->device); `#if` true // <-- Always true, dead code below UNUSED(gpu); UNUSED(cgraph); `#else` // not working yet apir_backend_graph_optimize(gpu, cgraph); `#endif` }ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/windows/ggml-winapi-client.c (4)
1-21: Clarify that this is a WSL2/Linux client connecting TO Windows.The file is named
ggml-winapi-client.cand located inplatforms/windows/, but it uses POSIX headers (unistd.h,sys/mman.h,sys/socket.h) and is clearly a Linux implementation. Consider renaming to clarify it's a WSL2 client or moving to a more appropriate location.
100-119: Singlesendcalls may not transmit all data.Similar to
recv,sendmay return fewer bytes than requested. This is less common but can occur under system memory pressure.🔧 Consider a send loop or MSG_WAITALL equivalent
- /* Send JSON data */ - ssize_t sent_data = send(sockfd, json_msg, msg_len, 0); - if (sent_data != (ssize_t)msg_len) { - fprintf(stderr, "ggml-winapi: Failed to send message data: %s\n", strerror(errno)); - return -1; - } + /* Send JSON data - loop to handle partial sends */ + size_t total_sent = 0; + while (total_sent < msg_len) { + ssize_t sent = send(sockfd, json_msg + total_sent, msg_len - total_sent, 0); + if (sent <= 0) { + fprintf(stderr, "ggml-winapi: Failed to send message data: %s\n", strerror(errno)); + return -1; + } + total_sent += sent; + }
175-176: Usestrtolinstead ofatoifor port parsing.
atoihas undefined behavior for out-of-range values and returns 0 for invalid input without indicating an error. Consider usingstrtolwith error checking, especially since the port is used for network connections.
467-471: Input string not escaped before JSON embedding.The
inputparameter is directly embedded into the JSON string without escaping quotes or backslashes. This can cause malformed JSON or unexpected behavior.snprintf(json_string, sizeof(json_string), "{\"api\":\"echo\",\"input\":\"%s\"}", input); // input not escapedFor a debug/test function this may be acceptable, but consider escaping or documenting the limitation.
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/regenerate_remoting.py (1)
289-292: Minor: Missing space in warning message.logging.warning("\n⚠️clang-format not found in PATH...") # ^ Missing space after emojiggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/common/virtgpu-forward-device.cpp (2)
8-12: Remove the debug cache reset before merging.This disables caching on every call and adds extra remote calls in production. If you still need it for debugging, gate it behind a debug-only macro.
🧹 Suggested cleanup
- // Reset cache for debugging - remove this later - dev_count = -1;
45-48: PreferGGML_LOG_ERRORoverprintffor allocation failures.Using the existing logging macro keeps output consistent and respects configured log sinks.
🔧 Suggested change
- printf("%s: Could not allocate the device name buffer\n", __func__); + GGML_LOG_ERROR("%s: Could not allocate the device name buffer", __func__);- printf("%s: Could not allocate the device description buffer\n", __func__); + GGML_LOG_ERROR("%s: Could not allocate the device description buffer", __func__);Also applies to: 66-70
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/TESTING.md (1)
112-129: Use headings instead of bold text for “Common Issues” items.This avoids MD036 if markdownlint is enabled.
✏️ Suggested change
-**Test fails with "Failed to connect to service"** +#### Test fails with "Failed to connect to service" @@ -**"Failed to create shared memory file"** +#### "Failed to create shared memory file" @@ -**"Command type mismatch"** +#### "Command type mismatch" @@ -**"Buffer ID collision detected"** +#### "Buffer ID collision detected"ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/PLATFORM_ORGANIZATION_PROPOSAL.md (1)
23-93: Minor documentation improvements.The proposal is well-structured. A couple of small improvements:
- Line 23: Add a language specifier to the fenced code block (e.g.,
```textor```plaintext)- Line 198: Use "macOS" instead of "macos" for correct capitalization
📝 Suggested fixes
-``` +```text ggml-virtgpu/ ├── CMakeLists.txt # Main build configuration (UPDATED)-- Easy to add new platforms (e.g., `platforms/macos/`) +- Easy to add new platforms (e.g., `platforms/macOS/`)ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/build-windows.sh (1)
36-36: Quote command substitution to prevent word splitting.The
$(nproc)substitution should be quoted to handle potential edge cases safely.🔧 Proposed fix
-make -j$(nproc) +make -j"$(nproc)"ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-CMakeLists.txt (2)
22-22: Unusedfind_package(PkgConfig).
PkgConfigis found but never used in the subsequent logic. If pkg-config isn't needed for jsoncpp discovery on Windows, consider removing this line.🔧 Proposed fix
- # Find required packages - find_package(PkgConfig QUIET) - # Try to find jsoncpp using vcpkg first
91-95:JSONCPP_FOUNDmay be undefined on non-Windows.The variable
JSONCPP_FOUNDis only set inside theWIN32block (lines 41-46), but is referenced unconditionally at lines 91-95. While CMake treats undefined variables as falsy, explicitly initializingJSONCPP_FOUNDwould be cleaner.🔧 Proposed fix
Add before the
if(WIN32)block:set(JSONCPP_FOUND FALSE)
| printf("[BACKEND_INIT] backend_dispatch_initialize called with function pointer: %p\n", ggml_backend_reg_fct_p); | ||
| printf("[BACKEND_INIT] Initial state: reg=%p, dev=%p, bck=%p\n", (void*)reg, (void*)dev, (void*)bck); |
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Use GGML_LOG_DEBUG instead of printf for debug logging.
The new debug logging uses raw printf calls, but the codebase convention uses GGML_LOG_DEBUG for debug output (as seen in ggml-backend-reg.cpp). Additionally, this debug logging is typically guarded by #ifndef NDEBUG to avoid polluting output in release builds.
♻️ Suggested refactor to use GGML_LOG_DEBUG with NDEBUG guard
uint32_t backend_dispatch_initialize(void * ggml_backend_reg_fct_p) {
- printf("[BACKEND_INIT] backend_dispatch_initialize called with function pointer: %p\n", ggml_backend_reg_fct_p);
- printf("[BACKEND_INIT] Initial state: reg=%p, dev=%p, bck=%p\n", (void*)reg, (void*)dev, (void*)bck);
-
+#ifndef NDEBUG
+ GGML_LOG_DEBUG("%s: called with function pointer: %p\n", __func__, ggml_backend_reg_fct_p);
+ GGML_LOG_DEBUG("%s: initial state: reg=%p, dev=%p, bck=%p\n", __func__, (void*)reg, (void*)dev, (void*)bck);
+#endif
if (reg != NULL) {
- printf("[BACKEND_INIT] Backend already initialized\n");
+#ifndef NDEBUG
+ GGML_LOG_DEBUG("%s: backend already initialized\n", __func__);
+#endif
GGML_LOG_WARN("%s: already initialized\n", __func__);
return APIR_BACKEND_INITIALIZE_ALREADY_INITED;
}
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ggml_backend_reg_t (*ggml_backend_reg_fct)(void) = (ggml_backend_reg_t (*)()) ggml_backend_reg_fct_p;
- printf("[BACKEND_INIT] Calling registration function...\n");
+#ifndef NDEBUG
+ GGML_LOG_DEBUG("%s: calling registration function...\n", __func__);
+#endif
reg = ggml_backend_reg_fct();
- printf("[BACKEND_INIT] Registration function returned: reg=%p\n", (void*)reg);
-
+#ifndef NDEBUG
+ GGML_LOG_DEBUG("%s: registration function returned: reg=%p\n", __func__, (void*)reg);
+#endifApply similar pattern to remaining printf statements throughout the function.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend-dispatched.cpp` around lines 19 - 20,
Replace raw printf debug calls in backend_dispatch_initialize (and other debug
prints referencing ggml_backend_reg_fct_p, reg, dev, bck, etc.) with the project
logging macro GGML_LOG_DEBUG and guard those debug prints with `#ifndef` NDEBUG /
`#endif` so they are compiled out in release builds; update every instance listed
(lines that print ggml_backend_reg_fct_p, Initial state, and the other printf
occurrences) to use GGML_LOG_DEBUG with the same message content and variable
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| // Encode APIR return code first (0 for APIR_FORWARD_SUCCESS) | ||
| uint32_t apir_return_code = 0; // APIR_FORWARD_SUCCESS | ||
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APIR return code is encoded before knowing if the operation succeeds.
The success code (0) is encoded at line 171 before calling forward_fct at line 174. If forward_fct fails and returns a non-zero value, the response buffer will still contain the pre-encoded success code, potentially misleading the client.
The return value ret from forward_fct is returned but not encoded into the response. Either:
- Move the return code encoding to after
forward_fctreturns, or - Encode the actual
retvalue instead of hardcoded0
🐛 Suggested fix
- // Encode APIR return code first (0 for APIR_FORWARD_SUCCESS)
- uint32_t apir_return_code = 0; // APIR_FORWARD_SUCCESS
- apir_encode_uint32_t(&enc, &apir_return_code);
-
// Call backend function to encode actual data
uint32_t ret = forward_fct(&enc, &dec, &ctx);
+
+ // Encode APIR return code after operation completes
+ apir_encode_uint32_t(&enc, &ret);📝 Committable suggestion
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| // Encode APIR return code first (0 for APIR_FORWARD_SUCCESS) | |
| uint32_t apir_return_code = 0; // APIR_FORWARD_SUCCESS | |
| apir_encode_uint32_t(&enc, &apir_return_code); | |
| // Call backend function to encode actual data | |
| uint32_t ret = forward_fct(&enc, &dec, &ctx); | |
| // Call backend function to encode actual data | |
| uint32_t ret = forward_fct(&enc, &dec, &ctx); | |
| // Encode APIR return code after operation completes | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend.cpp` around lines 169 - 174, The code
currently encodes a hardcoded APIR success code (apir_return_code = 0) via
apir_encode_uint32_t(&enc, &apir_return_code) before calling forward_fct, which
can leave the response claiming success even when forward_fct fails; fix by
moving encoding of the APIR return code until after calling forward_fct and
encode the actual returned value (ret) via apir_encode_uint32_t(&enc, &ret) (or,
alternatively, set apir_return_code = ret and encode that after forward_fct) so
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install.cmd file currently uses LF-only line endings which can break CMD
parsing; convert install.cmd to use CRLF line endings and recommit (or add a
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that the "@echo off" and any labels/GOTO in install.cmd run correctly on
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| // Store the mapping for APIR callbacks using per-client session management | ||
| store_buffer_mapping(session_id, buffer_id, file_handle, mapping_handle, | ||
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| char* response_buffer = (char*)malloc(MAX_RESPONSE_SIZE); | ||
| if (response_buffer == NULL) { | ||
| printf("[ERROR] Failed to allocate response buffer\n"); | ||
| UnmapViewOfFile(mapped_memory); | ||
| CloseHandle(mapping_handle); | ||
| CloseHandle(file_handle); | ||
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| // The second field (cmd_flags) contains the actual function ID | ||
| if (apir_data_size >= sizeof(uint32_t) + sizeof(int32_t)) { | ||
| function_id = *(int32_t*)((char*)mapped_memory + sizeof(uint32_t)); | ||
| } else { | ||
| printf("[ERROR] Forward command has insufficient data size: %I64u bytes\n", apir_data_size); | ||
| return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER; | ||
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Move store_buffer_mapping after validation and add cleanup on early returns.
The session map stores references to handles and memory that can become dangling on early exits. At line 1872, the early return for invalid Forward data neither frees response_buffer nor removes the stale entry from the session map. Similarly, at line 1857 when malloc fails, handles are closed but the session entry persists with invalid references.
Additionally, the pointer formatting (char*) does not match the C++ coding guidelines requiring middle alignment (char *).
🛠️ Suggested fix
- // Store the mapping for APIR callbacks using per-client session management
- store_buffer_mapping(session_id, buffer_id, file_handle, mapping_handle,
- mapped_memory, apir_data_size, windows_path);
-
// Prepare buffers for APIR dispatcher
const size_t MAX_RESPONSE_SIZE = 64 * 1024; // 64KB response buffer
- char* response_buffer = (char*)malloc(MAX_RESPONSE_SIZE);
+ char * response_buffer = (char *)malloc(MAX_RESPONSE_SIZE);
if (response_buffer == NULL) {
printf("[ERROR] Failed to allocate response buffer\n");
UnmapViewOfFile(mapped_memory);
CloseHandle(mapping_handle);
CloseHandle(file_handle);
return ERROR_NOT_ENOUGH_MEMORY;
}
- char* enc_cur_after = NULL;
+ char * enc_cur_after = NULL;
// For Forward commands, extract the specific function ID from APIR data
uint32_t function_id = cmd_type; // Default to cmd_type for non-Forward commands
if (cmd_type == APIR_COMMAND_TYPE_FORWARD) {
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function_id = *(int32_t*)((char*)mapped_memory + sizeof(uint32_t));
} else {
printf("[ERROR] Forward command has insufficient data size: %I64u bytes\n", apir_data_size);
+ free(response_buffer);
+ UnmapViewOfFile(mapped_memory);
+ CloseHandle(mapping_handle);
+ CloseHandle(file_handle);
return ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER;
}
}
+ // Store the mapping for APIR callbacks only after validation succeeds
+ store_buffer_mapping(session_id, buffer_id, file_handle, mapping_handle,
+ mapped_memory, apir_data_size, windows_path);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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1874, Move the call to store_buffer_mapping so it happens after validating APIR
data (the Forward command size check) and the response_buffer allocation
succeeds, and on any early return ensure you undo any partial state: free
response_buffer, UnmapViewOfFile(mapped_memory), CloseHandle(mapping_handle),
CloseHandle(file_handle) and remove the session entry from the session map (use
the existing session cleanup/remove helper or add one) to avoid dangling handles
in store_buffer_mapping; also adopt the project's pointer style by changing
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49, The uninstall.cmd file uses LF-only line endings which can break batch
parsing on Windows; convert uninstall.cmd to CRLF line endings and commit the
change, and add a .gitattributes rule (e.g. for *.cmd files) to enforce eol=crlf
so future commits preserve CRLF; after converting, verify with git diff --cached
that only line endings changed and optionally document/update core.autocrlf
settings to avoid recurrence.
| static void linux_destroy(virtgpu* gpu) { | ||
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linux_destroy leaks the original virtgpu instance and its resources.
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data_shmem_mutex - Closes the file descriptor
fd - Frees the
original_gpustructure itself
Additionally, gpu is only freed if backend_data exists—it leaks if backend_data is null. Add proper cleanup for all resources, and always free gpu.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/linux/virtgpu-linux-backend.c` around lines
61 - 73, linux_destroy currently leaks resources: locate the function
linux_destroy and add full cleanup for the original virtgpu stored in
gpu->backend_data (cast to original_gpu) by calling
virtgpu_shmem_destroy(original_gpu->reply_shmem, original_gpu->data_shmem),
destroying the mutex (pthread_mutex_destroy or the project-specific
data_shmem_mutex) and closing original_gpu->fd, then free(original_gpu); also
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The header is commented out at line 19, but drmIoctl is used at line 104 and drmDevicePtr is used in virtgpu.cpp. These are standard libdrm types defined in xf86drm.h, not available from <drm/virtgpu_drm.h>. Since libdrm is a REQUIRED dependency, the include should be active.
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libdrm header so the types and functions are available: restore the `#include`
<xf86drm.h> line in virtgpu.h; this provides drmIoctl (used in the virtgpu code
around the drmIoctl call) and drmDevicePtr (referenced in virtgpu.cpp), ensuring
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Add explicit include for virtgpu_shmem definition to prevent compilation errors.
The struct apir_buffer_context_t embeds virtgpu_shmem by value (line 21), but this header does not include the definition. The current design relies on brittle include ordering—virtgpu-interface.h must always be included before this file. Direct inclusion of apir-windows.h without that prerequisite causes compilation failure.
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`#pragma` once
`#include` <stdint.h>
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/windows/apir-windows.h` around lines 6 - 23,
The apir_buffer_context_t embeds virtgpu_shmem by value but the header never
includes its definition; update apir-windows.h to explicitly include the header
that defines virtgpu_shmem (the same header that defines virtgpu_shmem in the
project, e.g. virtgpu-interface.h) so the compiler sees the complete struct
definition before apir_buffer_context_t is declared; ensure the include appears
above the typedefs for virtgpu and apir_buffer_context_t and keep the existing
forward declaration of struct virtgpu intact.
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Single recv call may not receive all expected data.
TCP is a stream protocol; recv may return fewer bytes than requested even when more data is available. This can cause protocol desynchronization.
🐛 Fix: Loop until all data is received
- /* Receive JSON data */
- ssize_t received_data = recv(sockfd, buffer, msg_len, 0);
- if (received_data != (ssize_t)msg_len) {
- fprintf(stderr, "ggml-winapi: Failed to receive complete response data: %s\n", strerror(errno));
- return -1;
- }
+ /* Receive JSON data - loop to handle partial reads */
+ size_t total_received = 0;
+ while (total_received < msg_len) {
+ ssize_t received = recv(sockfd, buffer + total_received, msg_len - total_received, 0);
+ if (received <= 0) {
+ fprintf(stderr, "ggml-winapi: Failed to receive complete response data: %s\n",
+ received == 0 ? "connection closed" : strerror(errno));
+ return -1;
+ }
+ total_received += received;
+ }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/platforms/windows/ggml-winapi-client.c` around lines
137 - 146, The single recv(sockfd, buffer, msg_len, 0) can return fewer bytes
than requested; replace it with a loop that repeatedly calls recv until
total_received == msg_len or an error/EOF occurs. Use variables shown (sockfd,
buffer, msg_len) to track bytes_left and total_received, advance the buffer
pointer by total_received for subsequent recv calls, handle recv==0 (peer
closed) and recv==-1 errors (checking errno) by returning -1, then
null-terminate buffer[msg_len] and return (int)msg_len on success.
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virtgpu_shmem_create(virtgpu* gpu, size_t size, virtgpu_shmem* shmem) by passing
gpu, then the size (4096), then &test_shmem (i.e., change (gpu, &test_shmem,
4096) to (gpu, 4096, &test_shmem)); verify the virtgpu_shmem and test_shmem
symbols remain the same and run tests to ensure correctness.
not necessary
The static init isn't thread safe.
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ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-forward-buffer.cpp (1)
41-70: Shareddata_shmemaccess is unsynchronized (race risk).The mutex lock/unlock is compiled out (
#if 0) at Lines 42–47/67–69 and 97–102/122–124, so concurrent calls can trample the shared buffer. Either re-enable locking or avoid the shared buffer when locking isn’t available.🛠️ Safer fallback (avoid shared buffer on Windows; lock on others)
- if (size <= gpu->data_shmem.mmap_size) { -#if 0 // need to add locking on Windows - // Lock mutex before using shared data_shmem buffer - if (mtx_lock(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex) != thrd_success) { - GGML_ABORT("Failed to lock data_shmem mutex"); - } -#endif - using_shared_shmem = true; - shmem = &gpu->data_shmem; - } else if (virtgpu_shmem_create(gpu, size, shmem)) { + const bool allow_shared = +#ifdef GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS + false; +#else + true; +#endif + if (allow_shared && size <= gpu->data_shmem.mmap_size) { +#ifndef GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS + if (mtx_lock(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex) != thrd_success) { + GGML_ABORT("Failed to lock data_shmem mutex"); + } +#endif + using_shared_shmem = true; + shmem = &gpu->data_shmem; + } else if (virtgpu_shmem_create(gpu, size, shmem)) { GGML_ABORT("Couldn't allocate the guest-host shared buffer"); } @@ - if (using_shared_shmem) { -#if 0 // need to add locking on Windows - mtx_unlock(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex); -#endif - } else { + if (using_shared_shmem) { +#ifndef GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS + mtx_unlock(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex); +#endif + } else { virtgpu_shmem_destroy(gpu, shmem); }Also applies to: 96-125
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp`:
- Around line 1744-1747: The printf calls in SafeAPIRBackendInit pass
getenv(...) directly to "%s" which is undefined if getenv returns NULL; capture
each getenv result into a local char* (e.g., path and reg), check for NULL and
substitute a safe placeholder like "(null)" before calling printf (or use a
conditional printf that prints a literal placeholder when the pointer is NULL)
for getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH") and
getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG") to avoid passing NULL to printf.
- Around line 1217-1241: The manual strstr-based extraction for the "api" field
is brittle (it fails when JSON has whitespace) — instead, read the api value
from the already-parsed JSON object (the request variable populated around lines
~1199-1201) and only fall back to the current manual parsing of json_copy if
request does not contain the field; specifically, when setting the api string
(the api variable), first check request.has("api") / request["api"] (or
equivalent accessor used in this codebase) and use that value, and only run the
strstr/strchr fallback block if that check fails, leaving the rest of the manual
parsing unchanged.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-windows-api-remoting.cpp`:
- Around line 103-110: The current recv() call may return fewer than msg_len
bytes; replace the single recv(sock, response_buffer, msg_len, 0) with a loop
that repeatedly calls recv into response_buffer+offset, subtracting offset from
msg_len until total_received == msg_len or recv returns 0 or SOCKET_ERROR;
handle 0 (peer closed) and SOCKET_ERROR (use WSAGetLastError) as failures
returning false, advance offset by each successful bytes_received, and after the
loop set response_buffer[msg_len] = '\0' and return true on success (use the
existing variables sock, response_buffer, msg_len, bytes_received).
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CONNECTIVITY_TESTING.md-154-175 (1)
154-175: Add a language specifier to this fenced block.Same MD040 issue;
textkeeps the output formatting without implying a shell language.🔧 Suggested fix
-``` +```text === WSL to Windows VirtGPU Backend Connectivity Test === ... [SUCCESS] VirtGPU Windows Backend Service is accessible from WSL WSL clients can connect to: 192.168.1.100:4660 -``` +```CONNECTIVITY_TESTING.md-135-151 (1)
135-151: Add a language specifier to this fenced block.markdownlint flags MD040 here. Use a language like
textfor expected output blocks.🔧 Suggested fix
-``` +```text === Windows Firewall Test for VirtGPU Backend Service === ... [SUCCESS] VirtGPU Backend Service appears to be running correctly -``` +```run.wsl.sh-1-2 (1)
1-2: Add a shebang line to specify the shell interpreter.The script is missing a shebang, which is required for proper execution and portability. Without it, the shell interpreter is undefined.
🔧 Proposed fix
+#!/bin/bash # .\build.windows-host\bin\Debug\llama-cli.exe -m ..\models\smollm -p "Hello world" exec ./build.windows-wsl/bin/llama-cli -m ../models/smollm -p "Hello world" <<< "/exit"ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-basic.cmd-1-1 (1)
1-1: Use CRLF line endings for batch reliability.LF-only endings can cause batch parsing issues on Windows. Please convert this file to CRLF to avoid intermittent failures in cmd.exe.
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/WINDOWS_BACKEND.md-11-15 (1)
11-15: Update Windows client naming to match the new standalone client.This doc still references
winApiRmt.c, but the standalone client is described elsewhere in this PR. Please align the Windows client name in the table and flow to the new file.📌 Suggested doc adjustment
-| **Windows** | `winApiRmt.c` | TCP socket | Windows service | Embedded (`windows-service/`) | +| **Windows** | `ggml-winapi-client.c` | TCP socket | Windows service | Embedded (`windows-service/`) | -WSL2 Guest → winApiRmt.c → TCP socket → Windows Service → backend (embedded) +WSL2 Guest → ggml-winapi-client.c → TCP socket → Windows Service → backend (embedded)Also applies to: 75-78
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/regenerate_remoting.py-299-301 (1)
299-301: Wrap the warning string to respect max line length.This line likely exceeds the configured 125-character limit.
As per coding guidelines, Follow flake8 configuration with max-line-length=125 for Python code.✂️ Line-length safe wrap
- logging.warning("\n⚠️clang-format not found in PATH. Generated files will not be formatted.\n" - " Install clang-format to enable automatic code formatting.") + logging.warning( + "\n⚠️ clang-format not found in PATH. Generated files will not be formatted.\n" + " Install clang-format to enable automatic code formatting." + )ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-basic.cmd-8-16 (1)
8-16: Add an admin privilege check before querying the service.
sc querycan fail under non-admin contexts and produce a misleading “not running” warning. A quick privilege check will make the output accurate.🛠️ Suggested guard
REM Check if service is running +net session >nul 2>&1 +if %errorlevel% neq 0 ( + echo [WARNING] Please run this script as Administrator to query service status. + echo. +) else ( sc query VirtGPUBackend >nul 2>&1 if %errorlevel% equ 0 ( echo [INFO] VirtGPUBackend service is running ) else ( echo [WARNING] VirtGPUBackend service is not running echo Please start the service with: sc start VirtGPUBackend echo. ) +)ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/TESTING.md-59-63 (1)
59-63: Remove the invalid-fflag from the CMake invocation.CMake doesn't support
-fto select a listfile. Either renametest-CMakeLists.txttoCMakeLists.txt(or create a wrapperCMakeLists.txtthat includes it) and use-Sand-Bfor source and build directories:Example fix
- cmake -f test-CMakeLists.txt .. -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=C:/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake + cmake -S .. -B . -DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=C:/vcpkg/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake(Assuming
CMakeLists.txtexists in the source directory or is created as a wrapper.)ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/winApiRmt.h-55-59 (1)
55-59: Return codes may conflict withggml_winapi_error_tenum.These return codes (
WINAPI_OK = 0,WINAPI_ERROR_CONNECTION = 1, etc.) use different values thanggml_winapi_error_tdefined inggml-winapi-client.h(GGML_WINAPI_ERROR_CONNECTION_FAILED = -2). This inconsistency could cause confusion when error handling spans both interfaces.Consider aligning these constants with the existing error enum or documenting that they serve different purposes:
/* Return codes */ -#define WINAPI_OK 0 -#define WINAPI_ERROR_CONNECTION 1 -#define WINAPI_ERROR_PROTOCOL 2 -#define WINAPI_ERROR_MEMORY 3 +/* Note: These are backend-internal codes, distinct from ggml_winapi_error_t */ +#define WINAPI_OK 0 +#define WINAPI_ERROR_CONNECTION 1 +#define WINAPI_ERROR_PROTOCOL 2 +#define WINAPI_ERROR_MEMORY 3ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend-reg.cpp-190-192 (1)
190-192: Add clarification: Either enablemtx_destroywith proper platform support or document why it's intentionally disabled.The mutex is initialized in
virtgpu.cpp:153but its destruction is disabled with#if 0. This creates a resource leak. The pattern of similar#if 0blocks in the codebase with "need to add locking on Windows" comments suggests a known platform-specific limitation. Either enable themtx_destroycall once Windows compatibility is resolved, or add a comment explaining why cleanup is intentionally skipped.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/build.cmd-1-1 (1)
1-1: Convert the .cmd file to CRLF line endings.Blinter reports LF-only line endings; batch parsing can break on Windows if CRLF isn’t used.
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BUILD_SYSTEM_README.md-123-135 (1)
123-135: Add language identifiers to fenced output blocks.markdownlint MD040 flags these fences because they don’t specify a language. Use
textorconsole.📝 Suggested fix
-``` +```text Backend: Windows winApiRmt Transport: Hyper-V socket + TCP fallback SUCCESS: Windows virtgpu created successfully@@
-+text
Backend: Linux DRM
Transport: VirtIO GPU DRM ioctls
SUCCESS: Linux virtgpu created successfully@@ -``` +```text 1. Check if winApiRmt Windows service is running 2. Test network connectivity: ping <windows-host> 3. Verify Hyper-V socket support in WSL2</details> Also applies to: 204-208 </blockquote></details> <details> <summary>prepare.wsl.sh-1-1 (1)</summary><blockquote> `1-1`: **Add a shebang for predictable execution.** ShellCheck flags the missing shebang at Line 1; without it the script may run under an unexpected shell. <details> <summary>✅ Suggested fix</summary> ```diff +#!/usr/bin/env bash cmake -S . -B build.windows-wsl \ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BUILD_SYSTEM_README.md-79-84 (1)
79-84: Fix table pipe spacing for markdownlint.MD060 expects spaces around table pipes for the “compact” style.
📝 Suggested fix
-| Variable | Default | Description | -|----------|---------|-------------| -| `GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS` | `OFF` | Use Windows winApiRmt instead of Linux DRM | -| `GGML_VIRTGPU_BACKEND` | - | Backend configuration (existing) | -| `GGML_BACKEND_DL` | - | Dynamic loading configuration (existing) | +| Variable | Default | Description | +| -------- | ------- | ----------- | +| `GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS` | `OFF` | Use Windows winApiRmt instead of Linux DRM | +| `GGML_VIRTGPU_BACKEND` | - | Backend configuration (existing) | +| `GGML_BACKEND_DL` | - | Dynamic loading configuration (existing) |ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/FINAL_INTEGRATION_STATUS.md-189-196 (1)
189-196: "Production-ready" claim may be premature.The documentation states the architecture is "production-ready," but there are outstanding issues flagged in code reviews:
- Data race in double-checked locking (
ggml-backend-device.cpplines 75-93, 98-113)- Resource leaks on error paths (
backend.cpplines 83-131)- APIR return code encoded before operation completes (
backend.cpplines 169-174)Consider updating this section to reflect "POC complete, pending review feedback" until these issues are addressed.
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/integration-architecture.md-114-129 (1)
114-129: Add language identifiers to the remaining fenced blocks.This resolves MD040 and improves readability.
📝 Suggested fix
-``` +```text 1. ggml_backend_graph_compute() ↓ 2. remote_call_prepare() → creates encoder in DRM GEM buffer @@ -``` +```text 1. ggml_backend_graph_compute() [SAME] ↓ 2. remote_call_prepare() → creates encoder in winApiRmt shared file @@ -``` +```text Application Layer: [SAME] ggml_backend_graph_compute() API Layer: [SAME] remote_call_prepare/call/finish() Protocol Layer: [SAME] APIR binary encodingAlso applies to: 131-145, 181-188
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BACKEND_REFACTORING.md-5-6 (1)
5-6: Reconcile build-time vs runtime backend selection language.Line 5 states the refactor avoids conditional compilation, but INTEGRATION_SUMMARY.md documents a
GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWSbuild-time switch. Please align the docs to reflect the actual selection strategy (or explicitly describe both modes).ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BACKEND_REFACTORING.md-76-83 (1)
76-83: Add fenced-code language tags and normalize table pipe spacing.Line 145-166 uses an unlabeled fenced block (MD040), and Line 76-83 table pipe spacing triggers MD060. Add a language identifier (e.g.,
text) and normalize pipe spacing.✏️ Example fixes
-**Expected Output:** -``` +**Expected Output:** +```text === Testing Backend Selection === @@ -| Component | Windows Backend | Linux Backend | Status | -|-----------|----------------|---------------|---------| +| Component | Windows Backend | Linux Backend | Status | +| --------- | -------------- | ------------- | ------ |Also applies to: 145-166
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/INTEGRATION_SUMMARY.md-32-54 (1)
32-54: Fix markdown table formatting to satisfy markdownlint.Line 32-54 and Line 90-95 tables are missing blank lines and compact pipe spacing, which triggers MD058/MD060. Please add blank lines around each table and normalize pipe spacing.
✏️ Example formatting update
-### Modified Files: -| File | Change | Description | -|------|--------|-------------| +### Modified Files: + +| File | Change | Description | +| ---- | ------ | ----------- | +Also applies to: 90-95
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-forward-device.cpp-8-12 (1)
8-12: Remove the debug cache reset before merge.Lines 10–11 unconditionally reset
dev_countto-1on every call, defeating the cache mechanism on lines 13–14 and forcing unnecessary recomputation and remote calls. The comment itself indicates this is temporary debug code. Remove these lines.✂️ Suggested removal
- // Reset cache for debugging - remove this later - dev_count = -1;ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-linux-backend.c-98-99 (1)
98-99: Lossy conversion fromuint64_ttofloatfor timeout.Casting
uint64_t timeout_mstofloatloses precision for values > 2^24 (~16.7 million ms ≈ 4.6 hours). Consider usingdoubleor keepinguint64_tif the original function signature can be updated.Suggested fix
- // Convert timeout from uint64_t milliseconds to float milliseconds - float max_wait_ms = (float)timeout_ms; + // Convert timeout - use double to preserve precision for large values + double max_wait_ms = (double)timeout_ms;ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-windows-api-remoting.cpp-82-87 (1)
82-87: Socket send/recv return type handling could mask errors.
send()andrecv()returnint(which can beSOCKET_ERROR= -1 on Windows). Comparing againstsizeof()(which returnssize_t) may not correctly detect errors. Also,strlen()is called twice on line 87.Suggested improvement
bool send_json_message(SOCKET sock, const char* json_str) { - uint32_t msg_len = htonl((uint32_t)strlen(json_str)); + size_t str_len = strlen(json_str); + uint32_t msg_len = htonl((uint32_t)str_len); // Send length header - if (send(sock, (char*)&msg_len, sizeof(msg_len), 0) != sizeof(msg_len)) { + if (send(sock, (char*)&msg_len, sizeof(msg_len), 0) != (int)sizeof(msg_len)) { return false; } // Send JSON data - return send(sock, json_str, strlen(json_str), 0) == (int)strlen(json_str); + return send(sock, json_str, (int)str_len, 0) == (int)str_len; }ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.c-469-471 (1)
469-471: Potential injection vulnerability in JSON string construction.The
inputparameter is directly interpolated into the JSON string without escaping. Ifinputcontains characters like"or\, this will produce malformed JSON or could be exploited.🛠️ Escape special characters or validate input
+/* Simple JSON string escape - escapes " and \ */ +static void escape_json_string(const char* input, char* output, size_t output_size) { + size_t j = 0; + for (size_t i = 0; input[i] && j < output_size - 2; i++) { + if (input[i] == '"' || input[i] == '\\') { + output[j++] = '\\'; + } + output[j++] = input[i]; + } + output[j] = '\0'; +}ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-common.cpp-38-54 (1)
38-54: Backend selection may fail silently at runtime.If someone builds without
GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWSanddetect_best_backend()returnsVIRTGPU_BACKEND_WINDOWS_WINAPI, or vice versa,get_backend_opswill fall through to thedefaultcase and return NULL. Consider making this a compile-time error or providing a clearer error message.🛠️ Add explicit compile-time validation
static const virtgpu_backend_ops* get_backend_ops(virtgpu_backend_type_t backend_type) { switch (backend_type) { `#ifndef` GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS case VIRTGPU_BACKEND_LINUX_DRM: return virtgpu_backend_linux_drm_get_ops(); `#endif` `#ifdef` GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS case VIRTGPU_BACKEND_WINDOWS_WINAPI: return virtgpu_backend_windows_winapi_get_ops(); `#endif` case VIRTGPU_BACKEND_AUTO: return get_backend_ops(detect_best_backend()); default: - GGML_LOG_ERROR("Unknown virtgpu backend type: %d\n", backend_type); + GGML_LOG_ERROR("Unsupported virtgpu backend type: %d (built with %s)\n", + backend_type, +#ifdef GGML_VIRTGPU_USE_WINDOWS + "WINDOWS support" +#else + "LINUX support" +#endif + ); return NULL; } }
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run.wsl.sh (1)
2-2: Script assumes execution from repository root.The relative paths (
./build.windows-wsl/...and../models/...) require this script to be run from a specific directory. For a POC this is acceptable, but consider adding a comment or usingcd "$(dirname "$0")"if broader usage is expected.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/BACKEND_NAMING.md (1)
118-121: Consider documenting thecreate_virtgpu()function in the interface section.The auto-detection example uses
create_virtgpu(), but this function isn't shown in the backend interface definition (lines 72-90) or registration section (lines 96-102). For completeness, consider adding this function to the interface documentation.📝 Suggested addition to interface section
Add after line 90 or in the registration section:
/* Convenience function for auto-detection */ virtgpu* create_virtgpu(void);ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/regenerate_remoting.py (1)
234-237: Consider keeping deprecated frontend declarations (don’t silently remove).Right now deprecated functions are omitted from
virtgpu-forward.gen.h, which can break existing call sites even though they’re only deprecated. If deprecation is meant to warn rather than remove, keep the declaration and add a deprecation note/macro; otherwise please verify all call sites are already removed.🧩 Minimal adjustment to keep declarations
- if func['deprecated']: - decl_lines.append(f"/* {func['frontend_function']} is deprecated. */") - continue + if func['deprecated']: + decl_lines.append(f"/* {func['frontend_function']} is deprecated. */")ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/install.cmd (1)
110-116: Consider using%TEMP%instead of hardcodedC:\temp.Hardcoding
C:\tempmay fail if the path doesn't exist or has restricted permissions. Using the%TEMP%environment variable is more portable, though this may conflict with WSL path expectations.If WSL compatibility requires a fixed path, document this requirement clearly in the script comments. Otherwise:
-if not exist "C:\temp" mkdir "C:\temp" +if not exist "%TEMP%\winapi_shared" mkdir "%TEMP%\winapi_shared" REM Set permissions on shared memory directory (allow WSL access) echo Setting permissions for WSL access... -icacls "C:\temp" /grant "Authenticated Users:(OI)(CI)M" 2>nul +icacls "%TEMP%\winapi_shared" /grant "Authenticated Users:(OI)(CI)M" 2>nulggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend-reg.cpp (2)
7-7: Pointer alignment should bevirtgpu * gpuper coding guidelines.As per coding guidelines, pointer alignment should use middle style:
void * ptr.-void ggml_virtgpu_cleanup(virtgpu *gpu); +void ggml_virtgpu_cleanup(virtgpu * gpu);
176-193: Pointer alignment should bevirtgpu * gpuper coding guidelines.As per coding guidelines, pointer alignment should use middle style.
-void ggml_virtgpu_cleanup(virtgpu *gpu) { +void ggml_virtgpu_cleanup(virtgpu * gpu) {ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.h (3)
20-30: Pointer alignment should use middle style per coding guidelines.As per coding guidelines, pointer alignment should be
void * ptr./* Connection handle - opaque pointer */ -typedef void* ggml_winapi_handle_t; +typedef void * ggml_winapi_handle_t; /* Shared buffer structure */ typedef struct { - void *data; // Mapped memory pointer + void * data; // Mapped memory pointer size_t size; // Buffer size in bytes char file_path[256]; // Path to backing file int fd; // File descriptor (Linux) uint32_t buffer_id; // Unique buffer identifier } ggml_winapi_shared_buffer_t;
27-27: Consider increasingfile_pathbuffer size for long paths.The 256-character limit for
file_pathmay be insufficient on systems with long path names. Windows supports paths up to 260 characters (MAX_PATH) by default, but longer paths are possible with extended-length path prefixes. Linux paths can be up to 4096 characters (PATH_MAX).- char file_path[256]; // Path to backing file + char file_path[512]; // Path to backing file (increased for long paths)Note: The implementation in
ggml-winapi-client.cat line 226 checks for truncation, which is good, but increasing the buffer would prevent truncation in more cases.
84-92: Macro-based aliases may complicate debugging.The compatibility macros work functionally but can make debugging harder since the macro names won't appear in stack traces or debuggers. Consider using inline functions for C++ builds or accept this tradeoff for simplicity.
This is acceptable for a transitional API, but document that these aliases are for backward compatibility and may be removed in future versions.
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-forward-impl.h (1)
15-42: Consider using enum constants instead of magic numbers.The
frontend_command_namefunction uses hardcoded integer values (0-22) that must stay synchronized with enum definitions elsewhere. This creates a maintenance burden and risk of drift.Consider using the
ApirBackendCommandTypeenum values directly, similar tobackend_dispatch_command_nameinbackend-dispatched.gen.h, which uses proper enum constants likeAPIR_COMMAND_TYPE_DEVICE_GET_DEVICE_COUNT.♻️ Suggested approach
static inline const char * frontend_command_name(int cmd_type) { switch (cmd_type) { - case 0: return "backend_device_get_device_count"; - case 1: return "backend_device_get_count"; + case APIR_COMMAND_TYPE_DEVICE_GET_DEVICE_COUNT: return "backend_device_get_device_count"; + case APIR_COMMAND_TYPE_DEVICE_GET_COUNT: return "backend_device_get_count"; // ... etcggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/backend.cpp (2)
13-29: Pointer alignment doesn't match coding guidelines.Per the coding guidelines, pointer alignment should be
void * ptr(middle-aligned), notvoid* ptrorvoid *ptr.♻️ Suggested formatting fix
-static inline void* dlopen(const char* filename, int flags) { +static inline void * dlopen(const char * filename, int flags) { (void)flags; // unused return LoadLibraryA(filename); } -static inline void* dlsym(void* handle, const char* symbol) { - return GetProcAddress((HMODULE)handle, symbol); +static inline void * dlsym(void * handle, const char * symbol) { + return GetProcAddress((HMODULE) handle, symbol); } -static inline int dlclose(void* handle) { - return FreeLibrary((HMODULE)handle) ? 0 : -1; +static inline int dlclose(void * handle) { + return FreeLibrary((HMODULE) handle) ? 0 : -1; } -static inline const char* dlerror(void) { +static inline const char * dlerror(void) {As per coding guidelines: "pointer alignment
void * ptr(middle)".
96-96: Minor: Extra space in assignment.There's a double space before
virgl_cbs->get_config. Rungit clang-formatto fix formatting issues.- const char * library_name = virgl_cbs->get_config(virgl_ctx_id, APIR_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH_KEY); + const char * library_name = virgl_cbs->get_config(virgl_ctx_id, APIR_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH_KEY);ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/PLATFORM_ORGANIZATION_PROPOSAL.md (1)
197-200: Minor: Use "macOS" for Apple's operating system.The operating system name should be capitalized as "macOS".
### 4. **Scalability** -- Easy to add new platforms (e.g., `platforms/macos/`) +- Easy to add new platforms (e.g., `platforms/macos/` for macOS)ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/CMakeLists.txt (1)
21-35: Make output directories config-aware for single-config generators.Line 25-34 sets the generic
ARCHIVE_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY/RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORYto Debug. On single-config generators (e.g., Ninja on Windows), Release builds may still land in Debug paths. Prefer$<CONFIG>(orCMAKE_CFG_INTDIR) for the non-suffixed properties.♻️ Example adjustment
- ARCHIVE_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/Debug" + ARCHIVE_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/$<CONFIG>" @@ - LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/bin/Debug" + LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/bin/$<CONFIG>" @@ - RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/bin/Debug" + RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY "${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/bin/$<CONFIG>"ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-linux-backend.c (1)
37-37: Pointer alignment inconsistent with coding guidelines.Per coding guidelines, pointer alignment should use
void * ptr(middle alignment). Multiple lines usetype* varinstead oftype * var.Example fixes
- virtgpu* interface_gpu = (virtgpu*)malloc(sizeof(virtgpu)); + virtgpu * interface_gpu = (virtgpu *)malloc(sizeof(virtgpu)); - struct virtgpu* original_gpu = (struct virtgpu*)gpu->backend_data; + struct virtgpu * original_gpu = (struct virtgpu *)gpu->backend_data;Also applies to: 65-65, 83-83, 96-96, 112-112, 125-125, 138-138
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-windows-api-remoting.cpp (2)
216-217: HardcodedC:\temppath is fragile.Consider using
GetTempPath()Windows API or environment variables for cross-system compatibility in test environments.
498-499: Implicit narrowing fromsize_ttoint.
g_test_results.size()returnssize_t, buttotalis declared asint. This could cause issues with very large test counts (unlikely but technically incorrect).Suggested fix
- int passed = 0, total = g_test_results.size(); + size_t passed = 0, total = g_test_results.size();And update the printf format specifier accordingly:
- printf("\nPassed: %d/%d tests\n", passed, total); + printf("\nPassed: %zu/%zu tests\n", passed, total);ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/test-winapi-integration.cpp (2)
26-88: Local encoder/decoder definitions duplicateapir-minimal.h.The file defines its own
apir_encoderandapir_decoderstructs and functions that largely duplicate those inapir-minimal.h(see relevant_code_snippets). Consider includingapir-minimal.hinstead to avoid maintenance burden and potential divergence.Note: The struct layouts differ (
buffer/buffer_size/offsetvscur/start/end/fatal), so this would require deciding on a canonical implementation.
41-41: Mixed C/C++ style:nullptrvsNULL.The file uses C-style patterns but also uses
nullptr(C++11). For consistency in what appears to be test code that bridges C and C++, consider usingNULLthroughout or ensuring the file is compiled as C++.Also applies to: 69-69
ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/CMakeLists.txt (1)
101-108: Forcing C files to compile as C++ may cause issues.Compiling C code as C++ can introduce subtle bugs due to stricter type checking, different name mangling, and incompatible library linkage. Consider either keeping these as C files with proper
extern "C"guards, or converting them to actual C++ files.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-interface.h (1)
80-117: Consider initializingcached_device_infoandcached_buffer_typepointers to NULL.The
virtgpustruct contains pointer members (description,name) in cached info structs. Document or enforce that these must be initialized to NULL and properly freed during cleanup to prevent use-after-free or double-free issues.ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp (1)
141-146: Rungit clang-formatto meet the required pointer alignment.Line 144 uses
void*which conflicts with the mandated middle alignment. Please format this file before commit to align pointers consistently.As per coding guidelines: Always format C++ code before committing using `git clang-format`; pointer alignment `void * ptr` (middle).♻️ Example fix (clang-format will handle this globally)
- void* mapped_memory; + void * mapped_memory;
| // Manual JSON parsing since jsoncpp is crashing on field access | ||
| // JSON format: {"api":"apir","request_id":1,"apir_cmd_type":2,"apir_data_size":8,"shared_file_path":"/path","buffer_id":3} | ||
| std::string api; | ||
| UINT32 request_id; | ||
| UINT32 apir_cmd_type; | ||
| UINT32 apir_data_size; | ||
| std::string shared_file_path; | ||
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| // Simple manual parsing - more reliable than buggy jsoncpp | ||
| const char* json_str = json_copy.c_str(); | ||
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| const char* api_start = strstr(json_str, "\"api\":\""); | ||
| if (api_start) { | ||
| api_start += 7; // Skip "api":" | ||
| const char* api_end = strchr(api_start, '"'); | ||
| if (api_end) { | ||
| api = std::string(api_start, api_end - api_start); | ||
| } else { | ||
| api = "unknown"; | ||
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| api = "missing"; | ||
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- if (api_start) {
- api_start += 7; // Skip "api":"
- const char* api_end = strchr(api_start, '"');
- if (api_end) {
- api = std::string(api_start, api_end - api_start);
- } else {
- api = "unknown";
- }
- } else {
- api = "missing";
- }
+ // Prefer parsed JSON (handles whitespace/escapes correctly)
+ if (request.isMember("api") && request["api"].isString()) {
+ api = request["api"].asString();
+ } else {
+ // Fallback: manual parse (legacy clients)
+ const char* api_start = strstr(json_str, "\"api\":\"");
+ if (api_start) {
+ api_start += 7; // Skip "api":"
+ const char* api_end = strchr(api_start, '"');
+ api = api_end ? std::string(api_start, api_end - api_start) : "unknown";
+ } else {
+ api = "missing";
+ }
+ }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp` around lines 1217 -
1241, The manual strstr-based extraction for the "api" field is brittle (it
fails when JSON has whitespace) — instead, read the api value from the
already-parsed JSON object (the request variable populated around lines
~1199-1201) and only fall back to the current manual parsing of json_copy if
request does not contain the field; specifically, when setting the api string
(the api variable), first check request.has("api") / request["api"] (or
equivalent accessor used in this codebase) and use that value, and only run the
strstr/strchr fallback block if that check fails, leaving the rest of the manual
parsing unchanged.
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| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] Environment variables:\n"); | ||
| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH=%s\n", getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH")); | ||
| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG=%s\n", getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG")); |
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Guard getenv() results before printing.
Lines 1746–1747 pass getenv() directly to %s. When the environment variable is unset, getenv() returns NULL, which is undefined behavior when passed to printf's %s format specifier and can crash on some C runtimes.
🛠️ Safer logging
- printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH=%s\n", getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH"));
- printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG=%s\n", getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG"));
+ const char * ggml_path = getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH");
+ const char * ggml_reg = getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG");
+ printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH=%s\n", ggml_path ? ggml_path : "<unset>");
+ printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG=%s\n", ggml_reg ? ggml_reg : "<unset>");📝 Committable suggestion
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| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] SafeAPIRBackendInit starting...\n"); | |
| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] Environment variables:\n"); | |
| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH=%s\n", getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH")); | |
| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG=%s\n", getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG")); | |
| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] SafeAPIRBackendInit starting...\n"); | |
| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] Environment variables:\n"); | |
| const char * ggml_path = getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH"); | |
| const char * ggml_reg = getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG"); | |
| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH=%s\n", ggml_path ? ggml_path : "<unset>"); | |
| printf("[WINDOWS_SERVICE] APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG=%s\n", ggml_reg ? ggml_reg : "<unset>"); |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp` around lines 1744 -
1747, The printf calls in SafeAPIRBackendInit pass getenv(...) directly to "%s"
which is undefined if getenv returns NULL; capture each getenv result into a
local char* (e.g., path and reg), check for NULL and substitute a safe
placeholder like "(null)" before calling printf (or use a conditional printf
that prints a literal placeholder when the pointer is NULL) for
getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_PATH") and
getenv("APIR_LLAMA_CPP_GGML_LIBRARY_REG") to avoid passing NULL to printf.
| // Receive JSON data | ||
| int bytes_received = recv(sock, response_buffer, msg_len, 0); | ||
| if (bytes_received != (int)msg_len) { | ||
| return false; | ||
| } | ||
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| response_buffer[msg_len] = '\0'; | ||
| return true; |
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Partial recv() not handled - may return fewer bytes than requested.
recv() can return fewer bytes than requested in a single call. For reliability, you should loop until all msg_len bytes are received or an error occurs.
Suggested fix
// Receive JSON data
- int bytes_received = recv(sock, response_buffer, msg_len, 0);
- if (bytes_received != (int)msg_len) {
- return false;
- }
+ size_t total_received = 0;
+ while (total_received < msg_len) {
+ int bytes_received = recv(sock, response_buffer + total_received,
+ (int)(msg_len - total_received), 0);
+ if (bytes_received <= 0) {
+ return false;
+ }
+ total_received += bytes_received;
+ }
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| if (bytes_received != (int)msg_len) { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| response_buffer[msg_len] = '\0'; | |
| return true; | |
| // Receive JSON data | |
| size_t total_received = 0; | |
| while (total_received < msg_len) { | |
| int bytes_received = recv(sock, response_buffer + total_received, | |
| (int)(msg_len - total_received), 0); | |
| if (bytes_received <= 0) { | |
| return false; | |
| } | |
| total_received += bytes_received; | |
| } | |
| response_buffer[msg_len] = '\0'; | |
| return true; |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/test-windows-api-remoting.cpp`
around lines 103 - 110, The current recv() call may return fewer than msg_len
bytes; replace the single recv(sock, response_buffer, msg_len, 0) with a loop
that repeatedly calls recv into response_buffer+offset, subtracting offset from
msg_len until total_received == msg_len or recv returns 0 or SOCKET_ERROR;
handle 0 (peer closed) and SOCKET_ERROR (use WSAGetLastError) as failures
returning false, advance offset by each successful bytes_received, and after the
loop set response_buffer[msg_len] = '\0' and return true on success (use the
existing variables sock, response_buffer, msg_len, bytes_received).
``` crc-org#4 0x00007ffff6f67f3b in llama_kv_cache::set_input_k_idxs (this=0x1663e70, dst=0xc7f000, ubatch=0x19ca420, sinfo=...) at /mnt/c/Users/azureuser/llama.cpp/src/llama-kv-cache.cpp:1189 1189 GGML_ASSERT(ggml_backend_buffer_is_host(dst->buffer)); ```
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ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend-buffer-type.cpp (1)
68-89: Confirm the always-trueis_hostinvariant or clarify remoting buffer semantics.The
is_hostfunction at lines 68–71 returnstrueunconditionally. Callers throughout the codebase—such as intools/imatrix/imatrix.cpp(line 242),src/llama-model-loader.cpp(line 1126), andsrc/llama-kv-cache.cpp(multiple assertions)—rely onis_hostto determine whether buffers support direct memory access. The remoting backend's allocation logic (lines 18–29) indicates buffers can be either locally allocated or remote/device-backed viaapir_buffer_type_alloc_buffer, which suggests device-like behavior. If remoting is a device backend, returningtruewould cause incorrect direct memory access patterns. Confirm whether this is intentional or whetheris_hostshould returnfalseor beNULL(like other device backends).
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp`:
- Around line 1954-1959: The code overwrites response_file_path using unsafe
strcpy/strcat (variables: response_file_path, dot) which can overflow the
512-byte buffer; update the logic to perform bounded writes: compute remaining
space (e.g., size_t rem = BUFFER_SIZE - strlen(response_file_path) - 1), and
when replacing the extension use a safe function (e.g., snprintf or strncpy +
explicit null-termination) to write "_response.dat" into response_file_path
starting at dot, and when appending use strncat or snprintf with rem to append
"_response"; also add a check to handle insufficient space (fail gracefully or
truncate) so no buffer overrun occurs.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend-reg.cpp`:
- Around line 98-102: The static bool initialized used for fast-path device
initialization has the same data-race as apir_initialize(); change it to an
atomic and apply the same memory-ordering pattern: replace the plain static bool
initialized with a std::atomic<bool> initialized{false}, perform the initial
check with initialized.load(std::memory_order_acquire) and, after completing
initialization, set initialized.store(true, std::memory_order_release) (or use
compare_exchange_strong to publish-only-once) so the double-checked locking is
race-free; update references in this file to use the atomic variable name to
locate the device initialization code that previously returned early.
- Around line 10-16: The fast-path read of the plain bool initialized creates a
data race and may return a partially-constructed gpu; fix by replacing the
double-checked pattern with a thread-safe init: either change initialized to
std::atomic<bool> and use memory_order_acquire for the early read and
memory_order_release when setting it to true after fully constructing gpu (also
ensure gpu pointer publication happens-after construction), or replace the whole
initialization logic with std::call_once + a std::once_flag to perform gpu
construction exactly once; update references to initialized/gpu accordingly and
remove unsynchronized reads/writes.
- Around line 177-191: The cleanup function ggml_virtgpu_cleanup is never
called, leaking the heap allocations in
virtgpu->cached_device_info.{name,description} and
virtgpu->cached_buffer_type.name; wire a call to ggml_virtgpu_cleanup whenever a
virtgpu instance is destroyed or when the backend is shut down (e.g., add it to
the backend shutdown sequence or the virtgpu destructor/free routine that
releases the virtgpu object), ensuring the mutex
mtx_destroy(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex) runs after freeing those strings and before
the gpu memory is reclaimed.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.c`:
- Around line 561-566: The echo routine currently ignores the server response
(response_json) and copies the original input into output; change it to copy the
server response into output instead: take response_json, compute its length,
copy at most output_size-1 bytes into output (using strncpy or memcpy/snprintf)
and set output[output_size-1] = '\0' to ensure termination, handle a NULL
response_json by returning an error or an empty string as appropriate, and then
free/release response_json if required before returning GGML_WINAPI_OK; update
any logging (e.g., the printf) to reflect success reading the server response.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.h`:
- Around line 91-96: The compatibility macros omit an alias for
ggml_winapi_register_buffer, so add a wrapper macro mapping
winapi_register_buffer(...) to ggml_winapi_register_buffer(...) alongside the
other mappings (follow the pattern used for winapi_alloc_shared_buffer ->
ggml_winapi_alloc_shared_buffer and winapi_free_shared_buffer ->
ggml_winapi_free_shared_buffer) so existing callers of winapi_register_buffer
continue to work.
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-forward-impl.h`:
- Around line 1-13: Remove the redundant include of <threads.h> from
virtgpu-forward-impl.h: since "virtgpu-interface.h" already pulls in
<threads.h>, delete the direct `#include` <threads.h> line so only `#include`
"virtgpu-interface.h" remains; update any include-order comments if needed and
ensure symbols that rely on mtx_t/mtx_lock/mtx_unlock still compile via
"virtgpu-interface.h" (search for virtgpu-interface.h and the removed
<threads.h> include to locate the change).
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-interface.h`:
- Line 18: The unconditional include of <threads.h> breaks MSVC builds; add
feature detection and a portable fallback: use conditional compilation checking
__has_include(<threads.h>) and !defined(__STDC_NO_THREADS__) to include
<threads.h> when available, otherwise for MSVC define mtx_t as a wrapper around
CRITICAL_SECTION and implement or map mtx_init/mtx_lock/mtx_unlock/mtx_destroy
to the Windows APIs, and for other POSIX platforms include <pthread.h> and
typedef mtx_t to pthread_mutex_t with corresponding wrapper functions; update
virtgpu-interface.h around the include and the mtx_t usage to use these
platform-specific typedefs and functions so older MSVC compilers build cleanly.
In `@run.wsl.sh`:
- Around line 1-2: Add a shebang at the top of run.wsl.sh to declare the
intended shell interpreter (e.g., #!/usr/bin/env bash) so the script runs with a
defined shell; update the top of the file before the existing exec
./build.windows-wsl/bin/llama-cli invocation and ensure the file is executable
(chmod +x) so the exec line and redirected input (<<< "/exit") behave
consistently across environments.
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ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.h (1)
21-21: Pointer alignment does not follow coding guidelines.The pointer declaration uses
void*but the coding guidelines require middle alignment (void * ptr).🛠️ Suggested fix
-typedef void* ggml_winapi_handle_t; +typedef void * ggml_winapi_handle_t;As per coding guidelines: "pointer alignment
void * ptr(middle)".ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.c (1)
176-178:atoi()provides no error handling for invalid port strings.If
WINAPI_PORTcontains non-numeric data,atoi()silently returns 0, which would cause connection to port 0. Consider usingstrtol()with error checking or validating the result.🛠️ Suggested fix
const char* port_str = getenv("WINAPI_PORT"); - int port = port_str ? atoi(port_str) : WINAPI_DEFAULT_PORT; + int port = WINAPI_DEFAULT_PORT; + if (port_str) { + char *endptr; + long parsed = strtol(port_str, &endptr, 10); + if (*endptr == '\0' && parsed > 0 && parsed <= 65535) { + port = (int)parsed; + } else { + fprintf(stderr, "ggml-winapi: Invalid WINAPI_PORT '%s', using default %d\n", + port_str, WINAPI_DEFAULT_PORT); + } + }ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp (1)
142-148: Pointer alignment does not follow coding guidelines.Multiple pointer declarations use
T*style instead of the requiredT *middle alignment.🛠️ Suggested fix
struct BufferMapping { HANDLE file_handle; HANDLE mapping_handle; - void* mapped_memory; + void * mapped_memory; size_t size; std::string file_path; };As per coding guidelines: "pointer alignment
void * ptr(middle)".ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-forward-impl.h (2)
15-43: Replace magic numbers with named APIR command constants.Using numeric literals in
frontend_command_nameis fragile if command IDs ever shift. Prefer the enum/constants fromapi_remoting.h(or a shared header) to keep this mapping in sync.
45-71: Avoid hardexit(1)from header macros; prefer central fatal handling or error propagation.Exiting inside a header macro makes it hard for embedders to recover or clean up. If the fatal path must remain, at least emit to
stderrto avoid mixing with normal output.💡 Suggested logging adjustment (keeps current fatal behavior)
- printf("FATAL: %s: failed to prepare the remote call encoder\n", __func__); - fflush(stdout); + fprintf(stderr, "FATAL: %s: failed to prepare the remote call encoder\n", __func__); + fflush(stderr); ... - printf("FATAL: %s: failed to kick the remote call\n", __func__); - fflush(stdout); + fprintf(stderr, "FATAL: %s: failed to kick the remote call\n", __func__); + fflush(stderr); ... - printf("FATAL: %s: failed to forward the API call: %s: code %d\n", __func__, - apir_forward_error(ret_name), ret_name); - fflush(stdout); + fprintf(stderr, "FATAL: %s: failed to forward the API call: %s: code %d\n", __func__, + apir_forward_error(ret_name), ret_name); + fflush(stderr);
| char* dot = strrchr(response_file_path, '.'); | ||
| if (dot) { | ||
| strcpy(dot, "_response.dat"); | ||
| } else { | ||
| strcat(response_file_path, "_response"); | ||
| } |
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Unbounded strcpy/strcat can overflow response_file_path.
Lines 1956 and 1958 use strcpy and strcat without bounds checking. If windows_path is close to 512 bytes, appending _response.dat (13 chars) overflows the buffer.
🛠️ Suggested fix
// Add _response suffix
char* dot = strrchr(response_file_path, '.');
if (dot) {
- strcpy(dot, "_response.dat");
+ size_t remaining = sizeof(response_file_path) - (dot - response_file_path);
+ if (remaining > 13) {
+ strcpy(dot, "_response.dat");
+ } else {
+ printf("[ERROR] Response file path too long for suffix\n");
+ }
} else {
- strcat(response_file_path, "_response");
+ size_t len = strlen(response_file_path);
+ if (len + 9 < sizeof(response_file_path)) {
+ strcat(response_file_path, "_response");
+ }
}🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/backend/windows-service/main.cpp` around lines 1954 -
1959, The code overwrites response_file_path using unsafe strcpy/strcat
(variables: response_file_path, dot) which can overflow the 512-byte buffer;
update the logic to perform bounded writes: compute remaining space (e.g.,
size_t rem = BUFFER_SIZE - strlen(response_file_path) - 1), and when replacing
the extension use a safe function (e.g., snprintf or strncpy + explicit
null-termination) to write "_response.dat" into response_file_path starting at
dot, and when appending use strncat or snprintf with rem to append "_response";
also add a check to handle insufficient space (fail gracefully or truncate) so
no buffer overrun occurs.
| static virtgpu * gpu = NULL; | ||
| static bool initialized = false; | ||
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| if (initialized) { | ||
| // fast track | ||
| return gpu; | ||
| } |
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Data race on initialized flag in double-checked locking.
The initialized variable is read without synchronization on the fast path (line 13). In C++, this constitutes a data race since another thread may be writing to it (line 57). The compiler and CPU may reorder operations, causing the fast path to return a partially-constructed gpu.
Use std::atomic<bool> with appropriate memory ordering, or use std::call_once for cleaner initialization.
🛠️ Proposed fix using std::atomic
+#include <atomic>
+
static virtgpu * apir_initialize() {
static virtgpu * gpu = NULL;
- static bool initialized = false;
+ static std::atomic<bool> initialized{false};
- if (initialized) {
+ if (initialized.load(std::memory_order_acquire)) {
// fast track
return gpu;
}And at line 57:
- initialized = true;
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| static virtgpu * gpu = NULL; | |
| static bool initialized = false; | |
| if (initialized) { | |
| // fast track | |
| return gpu; | |
| } | |
| static virtgpu * gpu = NULL; | |
| static std::atomic<bool> initialized{false}; | |
| if (initialized.load(std::memory_order_acquire)) { | |
| // fast track | |
| return gpu; | |
| } |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend-reg.cpp` around lines 10 - 16, The
fast-path read of the plain bool initialized creates a data race and may return
a partially-constructed gpu; fix by replacing the double-checked pattern with a
thread-safe init: either change initialized to std::atomic<bool> and use
memory_order_acquire for the early read and memory_order_release when setting it
to true after fully constructing gpu (also ensure gpu pointer publication
happens-after construction), or replace the whole initialization logic with
std::call_once + a std::once_flag to perform gpu construction exactly once;
update references to initialized/gpu accordingly and remove unsynchronized
reads/writes.
| static bool initialized = false; | ||
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| if (initialized) { | ||
| return; // fast track | ||
| } |
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Same data race pattern in device initialization.
The initialized flag at line 98 has the same double-checked locking issue as apir_initialize(). Apply the same atomic fix here.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend-reg.cpp` around lines 98 - 102, The static
bool initialized used for fast-path device initialization has the same data-race
as apir_initialize(); change it to an atomic and apply the same memory-ordering
pattern: replace the plain static bool initialized with a std::atomic<bool>
initialized{false}, perform the initial check with
initialized.load(std::memory_order_acquire) and, after completing
initialization, set initialized.store(true, std::memory_order_release) (or use
compare_exchange_strong to publish-only-once) so the double-checked locking is
race-free; update references in this file to use the atomic variable name to
locate the device initialization code that previously returned early.
| void ggml_virtgpu_cleanup(virtgpu *gpu) { | ||
| if (gpu->cached_device_info.name) { | ||
| free(gpu->cached_device_info.name); | ||
| gpu->cached_device_info.name = NULL; | ||
| } | ||
| if (gpu->cached_device_info.description) { | ||
| free(gpu->cached_device_info.description); | ||
| gpu->cached_device_info.description = NULL; | ||
| } | ||
| if (gpu->cached_buffer_type.name) { | ||
| free(gpu->cached_buffer_type.name); | ||
| gpu->cached_buffer_type.name = NULL; | ||
| } | ||
| mtx_destroy(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex); | ||
| } |
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Cleanup function is never called, creating a memory leak.
The cleanup function itself is correct—it properly frees malloc'd strings via apir_decoder_alloc_array() and destroys the mutex. However, ggml_virtgpu_cleanup() is never invoked anywhere in the codebase despite allocating gpu->cached_device_info.name, gpu->cached_device_info.description, and gpu->cached_buffer_type.name as heap-allocated memory. This results in a memory leak. Either integrate the cleanup call into the backend shutdown sequence, or ensure it is called during GPU object destruction.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-backend-reg.cpp` around lines 177 - 191, The
cleanup function ggml_virtgpu_cleanup is never called, leaking the heap
allocations in virtgpu->cached_device_info.{name,description} and
virtgpu->cached_buffer_type.name; wire a call to ggml_virtgpu_cleanup whenever a
virtgpu instance is destroyed or when the backend is shut down (e.g., add it to
the backend shutdown sequence or the virtgpu destructor/free routine that
releases the virtgpu object), ensuring the mutex
mtx_destroy(&gpu->data_shmem_mutex) runs after freeing those strings and before
the gpu memory is reclaimed.
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Echo function ignores server response and returns hardcoded input.
The function receives the server response into response_json but then ignores it, copying the original input to output instead. This defeats the purpose of an echo test that should validate the server actually echoed the data.
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/* Receive echo response */
char response_json[4096];
int response_len = winapi_receive_response(ctx->socket_fd, response_json, sizeof(response_json));
if (response_len <= 0) {
return GGML_WINAPI_ERROR_SEND_FAILED;
}
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- strncpy(output, input, output_size - 1);
- output[output_size - 1] = '\0';
+ /* Parse echo response and extract echoed value */
+ /* For now, copy received JSON to output for verification */
+ strncpy(output, response_json, output_size - 1);
+ output[output_size - 1] = '\0';
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.c` around lines 561 - 566, The echo
routine currently ignores the server response (response_json) and copies the
original input into output; change it to copy the server response into output
instead: take response_json, compute its length, copy at most output_size-1
bytes into output (using strncpy or memcpy/snprintf) and set
output[output_size-1] = '\0' to ensure termination, handle a NULL response_json
by returning an error or an empty string as appropriate, and then free/release
response_json if required before returning GGML_WINAPI_OK; update any logging
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| #define winapi_echo(h,i,o,s) ggml_winapi_echo(h,i,o,s) |
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Missing compatibility wrapper for ggml_winapi_register_buffer.
The compatibility section provides wrappers for all functions except ggml_winapi_register_buffer declared on line 67-68. This inconsistency could break existing code relying on a winapi_register_buffer alias.
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`#define` winapi_free_shared_buffer(b) ggml_winapi_free_shared_buffer(b)
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| #define winapi_free_shared_buffer(b) ggml_winapi_free_shared_buffer(b) | |
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| #define winapi_echo(h,i,o,s) ggml_winapi_echo(h,i,o,s) | |
| `#define` winapi_init() ggml_winapi_init() | |
| `#define` winapi_cleanup(h) ggml_winapi_cleanup(h) | |
| `#define` winapi_alloc_shared_buffer(h,s,b) ggml_winapi_alloc_shared_buffer(h,s,b) | |
| `#define` winapi_free_shared_buffer(b) ggml_winapi_free_shared_buffer(b) | |
| `#define` winapi_register_buffer(h,b) ggml_winapi_register_buffer(h,b) | |
| `#define` winapi_send_apir_command(h,d,s,r,rs,rsz) ggml_winapi_send_apir_command(h,d,s,r,rs,rsz) | |
| `#define` winapi_echo(h,i,o,s) ggml_winapi_echo(h,i,o,s) |
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/ggml-winapi-client.h` around lines 91 - 96, The
compatibility macros omit an alias for ggml_winapi_register_buffer, so add a
wrapper macro mapping winapi_register_buffer(...) to
ggml_winapi_register_buffer(...) alongside the other mappings (follow the
pattern used for winapi_alloc_shared_buffer -> ggml_winapi_alloc_shared_buffer
and winapi_free_shared_buffer -> ggml_winapi_free_shared_buffer) so existing
callers of winapi_register_buffer continue to work.
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Remove redundant <threads.h> include.
virtgpu-interface.h (included on line 2) already includes <threads.h> unconditionally. The direct include on line 3 is unnecessary and should be removed to keep dependencies clear.
Note: C11 <threads.h> support on Windows toolchains is a broader architectural concern affecting virtgpu-interface.h and should be addressed separately at that header level, not in this implementation file.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-forward-impl.h` around lines 1 - 13, Remove the
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<threads.h> line so only `#include` "virtgpu-interface.h" remains; update any
include-order comments if needed and ensure symbols that rely on
mtx_t/mtx_lock/mtx_unlock still compile via "virtgpu-interface.h" (search for
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Use feature detection and provide a fallback:
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- platform threads (Win32) / pthreads (POSIX), or
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To request C11 mode in MSVC, use /std:c11. (lists.gnu.org)
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Add feature detection for <threads.h> or implement platform-specific mutex handling for MSVC compatibility.
MSVC only added C11 <threads.h> support in VS 2022 17.8+. The unconditional include at line 18 will fail on older MSVC versions. Recommend using feature detection (__has_include(<threads.h>) and __STDC_NO_THREADS__) or implementing platform-specific primitives (Windows CRITICAL_SECTION / pthread_mutex_t for POSIX) as a fallback for the mtx_t type used at line 99.
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In `@ggml/src/ggml-virtgpu/virtgpu-interface.h` at line 18, The unconditional
include of <threads.h> breaks MSVC builds; add feature detection and a portable
fallback: use conditional compilation checking __has_include(<threads.h>) and
!defined(__STDC_NO_THREADS__) to include <threads.h> when available, otherwise
for MSVC define mtx_t as a wrapper around CRITICAL_SECTION and implement or map
mtx_init/mtx_lock/mtx_unlock/mtx_destroy to the Windows APIs, and for other
POSIX platforms include <pthread.h> and typedef mtx_t to pthread_mutex_t with
corresponding wrapper functions; update virtgpu-interface.h around the include
and the mtx_t usage to use these platform-specific typedefs and functions so
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runs with a defined shell; update the top of the file before the existing exec
./build.windows-wsl/bin/llama-cli invocation and ensure the file is executable
(chmod +x) so the exec line and redirected input (<<< "/exit") behave
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