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DDO VMM allocator
Native CUDA Driver VMM and Python adapters consumed by DDO. This repository owns native arenas, source/cache transport, event lifetimes, pressure/admission, the PyTorch pluggable allocator and accounting. It contains no model-specific runners or weights.
Documentation
- User installation
- Developer architecture and contracts
- Maintainer builds
- Tests and validation
- Experimental package delivery
- Agent instructions
Current scope
Selected Windows, native Linux and WSL workloads passed bounded contracts.
Native VMM remains experimental; arbitrary models/drivers, macOS and driver-loss
recovery are not promised. Stable DDO linear/NVMe paths must remain untouched.
Optional Windows/Linux wheels can embed hash-selected DLL/ELF artifacts; Linux
selected installed allocator/trim gates passed on Windows, native Linux and WSL,
not broad ABI, full-model or arbitrary CUDA delivery acceptance.
Editable Python installation does not compile native code.
No binary is built/downloaded during import or inference.
For local native wheels, follow the installation guide
and the linked DDO wheel-pair procedure. Package assembly and GitHub publication
are separate; do not assume a prerelease is available remotely.
Historical probe scaffolding and investigations are preserved locally in ignored
.internal/documentation/; current contracts do not depend on those files.
Model benchmarks belong to DDO examples.
License
Apache-2.0. Preserve existing copyright/license/attribution notices in source and distribution. Driver/toolkit components retain their own applicable terms.
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