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Option 1 for #45/RM-367 already shipped in #73. This tightens the acceptance gap CodeRabbit flagged: directory_matches compares the full tensor directory, Q8_0/Q5_K row dequant fail closed on short rows, and CI mmap tests cover packed Q8_0/Q5_K/Q6_K/IQ3_M dequant from the mapping plus a sparse 2 GiB file that is never fs::read. Co-authored-by: Raul Cardenas Montoya <montoyaraul34@gmail.com>
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WalkthroughThe change strengthens GGUF mmap directory matching, validates packed Q8_0 and Q5_K row sizes, and expands mmap tests for K-quant dequantization, page-spanning tensors, tensor-name mismatches, and sparse 2 GiB files. ChangesGGUF mmap validation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Other · Severity of issue fixed: Medium Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The mmap test suite cannot compile on non-Unix platforms. Add platform gating or a portable allocation check before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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This PR successfully closes RM-367 by delivering mmap K-quant dequantization parity. The implementation is comprehensive and well-tested:
Key Achievements:
- Packed CPU dequant for Q8_0, Q5_K, Q6_K, and IQ3_M block layouts now works with both owned and mmap-backed data
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GgufLayoutMmap::directory_matchesto compare full tensor metadata (not just count/architecture) - Row length validation added to dequantization functions for fail-safe operation on short rows
- Comprehensive CI test coverage including sparse 2 GiB mapping without
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- Proper error handling with checked arithmetic throughout
- Safe unsafe code usage in mmap operations with clear SAFETY comments
- Comprehensive test coverage with synthetic blocks and real-world scenarios
- Documentation thoroughly updated in CHANGELOG and README
The implementation correctly maintains the zero-dep default build while enabling optional mmap functionality behind the feature flag. All changes follow Rust best practices and the crate's established patterns.
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Suggestion: The mmap feature is platform-independent, but this unconditional Unix-only import makes cargo test --features mmap fail to compile on Windows. [possible bug]
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Suggestion: This test always maps a 2 GiB file on apparently sparse files, so 32-bit or address-space-constrained runners can fail despite a working mmap implementation. [possible bug]
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Guard the Unix-only metadata API.
tests/mmap_gguf.rs is gated only by feature = "mmap". On non-Unix targets, the test crate still imports std::os::unix::fs::MetadataExt, and fs::metadata(&path).blocks() uses the same Unix-only trait. Gate the import and the sparse-file test with cfg(unix), or replace the allocation check with a platform-neutral implementation.
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When the mmap feature is tested on Windows, this unconditional std::os::unix import (and the later MetadataExt::blocks() call) prevents the integration test target from compiling, even though the mmap implementation explicitly supports non-Unix platforms. Gate the sparse-file-specific import and test with #[cfg(unix)], or provide a platform-neutral allocation check, so cargo test --features mmap remains usable on Windows.
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On a filesystem that does not create holes, set_len(file_len) can allocate the full 2 GiB before the later blocks() check decides to skip the test. This can exhaust a developer or CI disk, and because TempGuard is only constructed after this function returns, an ENOSPC panic here can also leave the partially allocated file behind. Probe sparse-file behavior with a small guarded file before the large extension, or otherwise make the large test explicitly opt-in.
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Decision: option 1 (optional
mmap+ K-quant dequant). The surface landed in #73 / #45. This follow-up closes the remaining RM-367 acceptance gap.load_gguf_mmapstays behind--features mmap(memmap2); default builds remain zero-depfs::read.GgufLayoutMmap::directory_matchescompares the full tensor directory, not just count + architecture.fs::read.#[ignore]behindENGRAM_GGUF(real_gguf_mmap_parity).CUDA host-register stays out of scope. Wire type 31 is still historical
Q4_0_4_4; IQ3_M uses internalGGML_TYPE_IQ3_M_BLOCK.Closes the Linear twin RM-367. Follow-up pointer for closed #7: extraction→adoption gap is #45 (this crate) then corinth-canal#115.
Test plan
cargo test(default / zero-dep)cargo test --all-features— includes sparse 2 GiB mmap testcargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warningscargo fmt --checkLinear Issue: RM-367
Summary by cubic
Fixes the remaining RM-367 acceptance gap by making mmap-backed GGUF reading match owned parsing for packed K-quant dequant.
directory_matchesnow compares the full tensor directory, and Q8_0/Q5_K row dequant fail closed on short rows. Default builds remain zero-dep;mmapstays behind themmapfeature.fs::read.#[ignore]behindENGRAM_GGUF.Written for commit 70dece2. Summary will update on new commits.
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Validate mmap-backed GGUF data and packed dequantization against owned loads
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✅ Fewer false-positive mmap directory matches✅ Safer handling of truncated quantized tensors✅ Reliable packed dequantization from mmap-backed checkpoints💡 Usage Guide
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