Glm5NextMhcSiteWeights

Struct Glm5NextMhcSiteWeights 

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pub struct Glm5NextMhcSiteWeights {
    pub hc_fn: DevicePtr,
    pub hc_fn_bf16: bool,
    pub hc_scale: DevicePtr,
    pub hc_base: DevicePtr,
    pub mix: DevicePtr,
}
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Per-site mHC weights. One set for the attention site, one for the FFN site.

🪤 hc_fn is FP32 to the kernel and BF16 on disk — the loader upcasts. Reading it at the on-disk width is the #341/#347 dtype-mismatch class, and the shapes do not say so.

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§hc_fn: DevicePtr

[mix_hc, hc_mult * hidden], where mix_hc = (2 + hc_mult) * hc_mult. FP32 unless hc_fn_bf16, in which case BF16 — the width the checkpoint actually stores.

§hc_fn_bf16: bool

Is hc_fn BF16? Production sets it; the microtests and the split gate build their own F32 weights and leave it false, so the oracle they compare against is unchanged.

§hc_scale: DevicePtr

[3] FP32 — the three logit scales (pre, post, comb), in that order.

§hc_base: DevicePtr

[mix_hc] FP32.

§mix: DevicePtr

[MHC_MIX_MAX_TOKENS, mix_hc] FP32 scratch: hc_mix writes it, hc_finish reads it. Per-site, so the two sites of a layer cannot alias; both run on one stream in order.

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impl Clone for Glm5NextMhcSiteWeights

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fn clone(&self) -> Glm5NextMhcSiteWeights

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for Glm5NextMhcSiteWeights

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Copy for Glm5NextMhcSiteWeights

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