Add: carry a run's Graph Definition in the AICPU launch arguments

[ChaoWao]

Problem

host_build_graph builds a run's Graph Definitions on the host and then gives
them a device home of their own. The runtime allocates a per-slot block, uploads
every Definition of the run into it with its own H2D, grows the block when a
wider run needs more, and frees it at close; each outer Graph task is bound to an
address inside it. So the runtime owns, grows and releases device storage for a
description it has already written once — and the growth path carries its own
failure rules, which a separate review found diverge from every other retained
region in the tree.

What changes

The Definition section becomes launch arguments. The bind packs every
Definition of the run into one section and hands it to the platform, which
appends it to the AICPU launch package behind the 192-byte header. argsSize
covers the whole package, so RTS copies the bytes as part of the launch it
already makes. No rtMalloc, rtMemcpy or rtFree for a Definition remains,
and there is no manual fallback kept anywhere: the block, its grow rule, its
release and its abandon path are deleted.

A task no longer names its Definition by address. TaskDescriptor carries
graph_definition_offset — the object's position inside the section, carved out
of the existing pad so the descriptor's size and packed_buffer_base offset are
unchanged — and graph_context stays null until the device installs the
execution.

Each reading thread reads its own package

A launch package belongs to the thread that entered with it, and the completion
gate is a last-one-out latch rather than a barrier
(a2a3/.../aicpu_executor.cpp:382-389), so a thread can return while peers are
still materializing. Nothing shared may point into one thread's arguments:

Field	Before	After
GraphExecution::definition	const GraphDefinition * into the image	uint32_t definition_offset, resolved per reader
fanin_offsets, fanin_indices	pointers into the localizing thread's image	copied by value into the execution's own storage tail
boundary_tensors, boundary_scalars, task storage	the outer task's own pools	unchanged

The fanin CSR is the one part of the image read on every dependency scan,
producer lookup, wait registration and completion — 24 sites across the two
schedulers — so it becomes execution-owned rather than decoded per edge. Those
sites keep plain typed loads; execution_storage_bytes now includes its rows and
indices, sized where the counts are decided (orchestrator.cpp) and checked
against on both ends of the bind and at device acquisition.

Byte-safe, not alignment-dependent

GraphImageView copies fixed-size values into aligned locals, which is defined
for any source address, so no package is refused for its base alignment and
no typed pointer is ever formed into the section. Every read is bounded twice —
against the framed Definition and against the whole section — because a corrupt
offset can land inside another well-framed object, and offset arithmetic is
checked before it narrows. The framing gate compares a separately decoded header
against a separately decoded Definition rather than dereferencing past a copied
header.

The actual a5 reader

Any TaskKind::GRAPH makes create_scheduler_state select
SCHEDULER_RUNTIME_MODE_LEGACY_GRAPH (a5/.../runtime_maker.cpp:1030-1036), so
aicpu_execute returns through legacy_aicpu_execute and AicpuExecutor::init
is never entered by a graph run. The view is threaded through the legacy path's
classify and dispatch loops; a2a3 uses the same two entries in its own executor.
Both take platform_aicpu_affinity_thread_idx(), the index the platform entry
publishes each thread's view under.

Carriers and failure

The platform reports which carrier it used, so the bind stays
platform-agnostic:

Platform	Carrier	Base published
a2a3 / a5 onboard	the AICPU launch package, copied by RTS	none — each thread's base is its own
sim	a run-owned host snapshot the runner keeps	the snapshot's address

Simulation calls the device entry in-process with the Runtime and has no launch
package at all, so it gets its own source value rather than a fallback; a reader
accepts only its own platform's source, and a run with no Graph names no section.

No size limit is introduced. The only new refusals are a package that cannot
be represented in the uint32_t the launch boundary takes — checked before the
addition that would wrap, and again at that boundary, which had no range check
before — and a host packing failure. Both are at bind, before any submission.

Failure states are the existing ones, per submission point: a bind failure
precedes every submission; an AICPU launch that fails after the AICore
submission was accepted keeps its real Partial grade and is drained rather than
treated as unstarted; and a section a reading thread rejects ends the run through
fail_scheduler → emergency_shutdown, with peers breaking out via
check_latched_sched_error and no new barrier.

The publication takes both halves or neither

The section's length reaches the header from two independent places — the slot's
staging and the run's own descriptor — and publish_runtime_args decides on both
before it writes anything:

• a run whose descriptor names no section gets none, even if a failed prepare
  left a length staged on its slot;
• a length that disagrees with the descriptor's fails the publication, because
  that is this run's own bind disagreeing with itself;
• the staged length is consumed whatever the publication then does, so no
  failure path leaves it for the next run on that slot.

DFX and docs

graph_upload becomes graph_pack, stops being a host-to-device transfer, and
now spans assembling the section and handing it to the launch package. The phase
kind, the swimlane label, strace_timing, hbg/bind_phases, both
profiling_levels.md tables, docs/dfx/hbg-bind-phases.md, docs/dfx/host-trace.md
and GRAPH_EXECUTION.md are updated together.

Costs, stated plainly

• The same bytes still move, from a bind H2D into the launch, so that transfer
  no longer overlaps a predecessor's execution.
• RTS holds its own copy of the package for the launch. Its physical
  multiplicity is not established by any source read here, so no device-memory
  reduction is claimed and no copy count is promised.
• Each execution's storage grows by (task_count + 1) × 4 + edge_count × 2
  bytes plus layout, inside the outer Graph task's existing heap tail.
• KernelArgs gains three uint32_t on both arches and reaches 144 bytes on
  each: a2a3 136 → 144, which fills its 4 bytes of tail padding exactly, and
  a5 128 → 144, which gains 4 bytes of it. The two do not grow by the same
  amount, because the padding they started with differs. PlatformEntryArgs
  gains three fields, so host, AICPU and AICore must rebuild together; mixed
  layouts are not supported.
• No latency or throughput gain is claimed, and no representable package is
  promised to submit successfully — RTS allocation or submission failures keep
  their actual grade.

Scope

a2a3 and a5 host_build_graph program Graph runs, both platforms, plus the
shared carrier. TMR is untouched: its entry route is unchanged and the graph
fields stay zero for it. Runs with no Graph task, caller tensor ownership, device
serialization and #2481's submission/completion/retirement invariants are
unchanged — this adds one field to one of the two submissions and changes neither
the order nor the grading rules. No capture wiring, no new behaviour gate, no
PTO_/PTO2 identifier.

Validation

Nothing was built or run for this head. The instruction for both rounds was
to author and delegate compilation to the head's automatic CI, so the ledger
separates what ran from what is authored:

Ran	static only: clang-format --dry-run -Werror on all 49 changed C++ files (clean), ruff check + ruff format --check on the 4 changed Python files (clean), markdownlint-cli2 on the 5 changed docs (0 errors), and check_english_only, check_headers, check_kernel_wire_isolation, check_retired_names, check_ut_cpp_case_naming, check_task_id_bits on the changed set (all rc=0)
Not run	no build, no install, no cpput, no pyut, no ST, no hardware. This head's CI is still the first compile of every line here.
Authored but unexecuted	8 new cpput cases (below)
Delegated	the existing HBG and platform suites, whose expectations this PR deliberately changes (below)

New cases, authored and not executed:

1. GraphImageSection.DecodesAtAnUnalignedBase — the same section decodes
   identically at an odd base; header fields and an element agree.
2. GraphImageSection.RefusesReadsOutsideTheObjectOrTheSection — zero offset,
   past-the-image offset, straddling read, element index past its array, a count
   the image cannot hold, a truncated section, a reframed full_key and a broken
   magic are each refused.
3. GraphImageSection.ExecutionSurvivesTheLocalizersPackage — the localizing
   thread's package is destroyed, then the rows read back equal what localize
   saw and a peer materializes the whole body through its own copy. This is
   the case a borrowed image pointer could not pass.
4. HbgBindLedgerTest.ARefusedCarrierFailsTheBindAndNamesNoSection
5. HbgBindLedgerTest.AnOrdinaryRunAfterAGraphRunNamesNoSection
6. LaunchEntryArgs.AStagedSectionNoDescriptorNamesIsNotPublished — the
   publication boundary, built for both runtimes: a section left staged on
   the slot while the descriptor names none does not reach the header, the
   staged length is consumed rather than inherited, and the payload stays the
   plain header. This is the case the graph decoder tests cannot reach, because
   by then the header already names a predecessor's bytes.
7. LaunchEntryArgs.AGraphSectionTravelsOnlyWhenBothSidesNameTheSameLength —
   the positive half plus the disagreement: the staged bytes really are at
   offset 192 of the submitted package, and half that length under the same
   descriptor fails the publication and submits nothing.
8. GraphActivationTest.CompleteTaskTakesTheOrdinaryPathForTheOuterGraphTask
   (rewritten, both arches) — the shell's context is now its own
   GraphExecution rather than a GraphDefinition, and the case is set up
   bound and ACTIVE so only the task_kind == GRAPH half of the predicate can
   route it.

Existing coverage this PR intentionally invalidates and updates — the old
expectations asserted the Definition H2D that no longer exists:
AllMetadataSourcesSurviveBindAndPublishInOrder (one prerequisite and two copies
→ no prerequisite, one copy, plus a graph_pack record and the published
section), the two prerequisite-count loops and the copy-region count the second
of them drives its failure injection from, the legacy-selection case, the
storage-layout case (now asserts the CSR regions), and the graph_execution
harness (now names the Definition by offset and passes a view).

Second round — what the review found, and what auditing for it then found

Manager review of 6d7b691e9 blocked on one deterministic defect and asked for
the base to be refreshed. Both are done, and looking for siblings of the first
defect turned up three more the failed job never reached:

sizeof(KernelArgs) asserted 152 on a2a3; the compiler says 144. The failed pre-commit job's only error, in every a2a3 TU.	Derived both layouts by hand instead of assuming the old size rounded up: a2a3 has fourteen 8-byte fields ending at 112 and now eight uint32_t filling 144 exactly, so its old 4 bytes of tail padding are gone; a5 has thirteen ending at 104 and nine uint32_t reaching 140, rounded to 144. Corrected to 144 and added offsetof(graph_section_offset) on each arch (132 / 124), which sizeof cannot substitute for because every member of the tail is the same width. The a5 comment claiming the two sizes differ, and the a2a3 one claiming a lone padded uint32_t, are corrected rather than left as ABI folklore.
test_graph_activation.cpp still assigned exec.definition = &definition on both arches — a compile error the failing job never reached.	Both files now set definition_offset. The outer-shell case's stated premise ("before localize the shell's context is the shared Definition") is no longer true and was rewritten, not patched.
AllMetadataSourcesSurviveBindAndPublishInOrder still expected 2 copies after a rejected second publication.	Now 1, plus an assertion that the carrier is not handed the section twice either.
SchedulerPublicationFailureAllowsFreshModeSelection still counted the Definition as a copy region, so its failure-injection loop would have run one iteration past the copies that exist and its own prerequisites.size() + 1 == regions self-check would have failed.	regions no longer counts it.

Two further stale statements fell out of the same audit and are fixed:
graph_execution_from_outer_slot's comment and GRAPH_EXECUTION.md's bind
paragraph both still said the host points graph_context at the Definition.

One behaviour change came with the new publication test rather than from the
review: the section/descriptor agreement check now runs before the
publication mutates anything, so a refusal leaves no half-formed payload and no
error path can leave a staged length behind for the next run on the slot.

The manager's withdrawal of the earlier provisional stale-tail finding is
accepted — 6d7b691e9 already handled the named scenario — and cases 6 and 7
above are the focused regression that pins the distinction.

Rebased onto 8aae172e5, which adds #2472 (A5 HBG Mix via SSBUF) and #2484. The
rebase was textually clean; the semantic check that mattered is that #2472's new
scheduler_mix.h / scheduler_graph.h read no Definition image and its
test_hbg_bind_ledger.cpp edits touch the resident / definitions predicates
this PR also edits — composed above — while a5's non-legacy executor still
calls no classify_partition, which is what keeps the legacy reader correct.

Third round — CI is no longer hypothetical

b9b6970df cleared pre-commit, so CI compiled and ran everything for the first
time. It found two more defects, both mine, both now fixed:

DeviceRunnerBase::clear_temporary_buffer() had no definition. libhost_runtime.so failed to dlopen with undefined symbol: _ZN16DeviceRunnerBase22clear_temporary_bufferEv, which is the single cause of every onboard failure in that round — ut-a2a3, ut-a5, all three onboard ST jobs. Deleting release_graph_definition_blocks and abandon_graph_definition_blocks had taken the adjacent unrelated function with them, leaving its declaration and its one caller.	Restored verbatim. Then checked the whole class the same way instead of just this one: every declaration in both runner headers now has a definition or an arch override, and the definition sets differ from main's by exactly the intended renames.
AnOrdinaryRunAfterAGraphRunNamesNoSection failed, the one cpput failure in that round. Its ordinary bind selects a5's AICore scheduler, which resolves each task's callable at bind, and the case installed no callable tables.	Installs them, as its two siblings in the file already do. A test-setup gap, not a product defect — the graph half of the case passed.

Neither was reachable by inspection alone from the previous head, because
pre-commit stops before the link and before cpput.

Where 15d0243ba stands

Lane	Result
pre-commit, build, packaging-matrix (×2), profiling-flags-smoke	pass
ut (×2), ut-a2a3, ut-a5	pass — cpput and pyut, including all 8 new cases, on both arches' real silicon
st-sim-a2a3 (×2), st-sim-a5 (×2)	pass — the sim carrier and the run-owned host snapshot, end to end
st-onboard-a5, st-network1-onboard-a2a3, st-deepseek-onboard-a2a3	pass — a5 covers the legacy-executor graph path on hardware
st-onboard-a2a3	fail, 18 cases — see below

The one red lane, and what I can and cannot show

The 18 failures are one signature cluster: 15 × chip run lane is poisoned: finalize_native_run failed with code -100 and 14 × comm_init failed, spread
over devices 1–7 and spanning both runtimes — 5 collectives cases, 2
comm_domain, 2 L3 examples, 3 TMR, 2 runtime_fatal_codes timeouts, and 4
a2a3 HBG cases.

What I can show:

• tests/st/worker/collectives/* and comm_domain/* are arch-agnostic and
  the same cases, including TestAllreduceOnephaseP2MaxMinProd, pass on
  st-onboard-a5 at this exact head (127 selected, 0 failed). My diff's
  shared surface — the KernelArgs growth and the publication helper — is
  identical on both lanes, so a defect there would have to fail both.
• early_enqueue::TestThreeRunCapacity::test_three_runs_are_launched_and_accepted_at_once
  also fails on a sibling PR's concurrent run on the same machine
  (codex/vllm-step2-closeout, run 36659694194, started five minutes before
  mine), where it is equally unrelated to that PR's change.
• Four CI runs were competing for that machine's NPU pool in the same window.

What I cannot show: a reproduction. This round's constraint is no local build or
install, so I cannot run these cases against this head and its merge base. I am
therefore not calling them unrelated — the cluster is consistent with the
machine and inconsistent with the diff, and that is short of proof. A rerun of
this lane is the next measurement, and it is the manager's to schedule under the
max-2-per-family policy, not mine to POST.

Fourth round — review findings, no behaviour change

Three unresolved review threads and two manager findings, all documentation or
test evidence. No product behaviour, ABI or semantics moved; the diff is five
files, +121 / −68 over 15d0243ba.

The DFX segment has held three scopes, and I had flattened them. Renaming
graph_upload to graph_pack everywhere also renamed passages that record
measurements taken under the old name and the old scope:

	Scope
pre-#2353 graph_upload	Definition packing and binding plus H2D
post-#2353 graph_upload	the publication copy alone; packing outside it
this PR's graph_pack	packing back inside; no H2D at all

The historical name is restored in the branch-comparison guidance, the reference
table's scope note, the 777d4171 row, the † footnote and the interleaving
anecdote; current-scope text stays graph_pack. One consequence the review did
not raise and the doc now states: a pre-rename log carries graph_upload, which
the current parser reports as an unknown segment and leaves out of its total,
so an old total is short by that segment's time rather than merely scoped
differently. The trap-table row and bind_phases.py's docstring and
CONTROL_PLANE comment claimed the subtotal "excludes Definition preparation" —
it no longer does; what it still excludes is Graph task binding, compact
execution-image preparation and A5 scheduler work.

The heap-tail layout comment was stale in two files. graph_execution.h and
GRAPH_EXECUTION.md both still drew the tail without the fanin regions — and
without the trailing state array either — and both still said "There is no fanin
region". That sentence was true of the sub-task payload, which still carries
none and still keeps fanin_count 0, so it is corrected rather than deleted: the
dependencies now come from the execution's own by-value copy of the CSR.

The CSR-lifetime case no longer rests on allocator reuse. The manager was
right that freeing the localizer's package and allocating a same-shaped vector
proves nothing — an ordinary allocator need not reuse the address, and I had
leaned on a sanitizer lane I never confirmed runs. ExecutionSurvivesTheLocalizersPackage
is now deterministic and makes two independent claims:

1. Range. fanin_offsets and fanin_indices lie inside [heap.base(), heap.end()) and are provably disjoint from the localizer package's byte
   range. Ownership is asserted, not inferred.
2. Overwrite while valid. The package is memset to 0x7E while it is
   still a live object, then every row and index is compared against what
   localize read. A borrowed pointer would read the poison, and reading it is
   defined behaviour — unlike reading a freed allocation, where the read itself
   is what is undefined. The peer then materializes the whole body through its
   own copy, which the poisoned package could no longer serve.

Unresolved limits

• st-onboard-a2a3 is red and I have not root-caused it. The earliest
  failure in the log is three-run capacity retirement on device 7 (-100),
  followed by TMR 507018 / sched_error_code=100 and comm_init / reset
  507033; devices 5 and 7 both appear, so the historically-excluded device 5
  does not account for it and I am not calling it flaky. What I established in
  round three still stands and is still short of proof — see above. This PR's
  merge base predates CI: partition the a2a3 scene corpus and isolate the SDMA fault case #2485, which partitions the a2a3 corpus and isolates the
  SDMA fault case, but this failure is in the earlier ordinary sweep, so a
  rebase is not a demonstrated repair and I have not performed one. Rebasing
  onto 02f1b1f6c to measure that lane under the current corpus split is a
  one-command follow-up whenever the manager wants it; I am not requesting a
  rerun.
• Six defects have now been found in this PR across three rounds — one by CI's
  compiler, one by CI's linker, one by cpput, three by reading. Reading found
  the ones it found only after CI pointed at the first of their kind, which is
  a fair estimate of how much confidence to place in the unexecuted parts.
• a5's KernelArgs now carries 4 bytes of tail padding where it carried none,
  so appending a tenth uint32_t to its tail would not move sizeof and no
  assert here would catch it. a2a3 has no such gap. Stated rather than papered
  over with a filler field.
• RTS package multiplicity and any allocation behaviour above the capacity tiers
  Carry a run's entry arguments into the AICPU launch arguments #2432 measured remain uncharacterised.
• Sim's carrier is deliberately not RTS, so "RTS copies it" is an onboard
  statement only.
• The a5 graph path's reader is the legacy executor; the newer a5 scheduler is
  not a graph consumer and is untouched here.

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Graph Definitions now travel through launch-package sections on onboard runs and host snapshots in simulation. AICPU graph execution reads Definition data from bounded image views and stores fanin data in execution-owned storage. Bind-phase reporting names the packing stage graph_pack.

Changes

Graph Definition section flow

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Section metadata and platform carriers src/common/platform/include/common/*, src/common/platform/onboard/host/*, src/common/platform/sim/host/*, src/common/host_build_graph/runtime.h, src/a2a3/platform/include/common/kernel_args.h, src/a5/platform/include/common/kernel_args.h	Runtime and launch arguments carry section location, length, and source metadata. Onboard runners publish Definitions through launch arguments; simulation publishes a host snapshot.
Bind publication and Definition references src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/host/runtime_maker.cpp, src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/host/runtime_maker.cpp, src/common/host_build_graph/runtime_types.h, src/common/host_build_graph/host/orchestrator.cpp, tests/ut/cpp/common/host_build_graph/test_hbg_bind_ledger.cpp	Binding publishes packed Definitions, records their section offsets in Graph task descriptors, and includes edge counts in execution storage sizing. Tests cover publication outcomes and section metadata.
Image decoding and graph execution src/common/host_build_graph/device/*, src/common/host_build_graph/graph_execution.h, src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/*, src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/*, src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/aicpu/*, src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/aicpu/*, tests/ut/cpp/common/host_build_graph/test_hbg_graph_cache.cpp, tests/ut/cpp/*/runtime/host_build_graph/test_graph_activation.cpp	Graph execution decodes Definition records from image views and copies fanin data into execution storage. Scheduler paths supply per-reader views. Tests cover decoding bounds, framing, and lifetime behavior.
Bind phase reporting and documentation src/common/platform/include/common/host_phase_kind.h, src/common/platform/include/common/chip_swimlane_profiling.h, simpler_setup/tools/*, docs/dfx/*, src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/docs/profiling_levels.md, src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/docs/profiling_levels.md, tests/ut/py/*	Phase naming, parser output, control-plane totals, and profiling documentation replace graph_upload with graph_pack. Upload projections list arena_h2d.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant RuntimeMaker
  participant HostApi
  participant DeviceRunnerBase
  participant KernelArgsHelper
  participant AICPUThread
  RuntimeMaker->>HostApi: acquire staging and publish Graph Definition section
  HostApi->>DeviceRunnerBase: stage and publish section
  DeviceRunnerBase->>KernelArgsHelper: stage launch-envelope bytes
  KernelArgsHelper->>AICPUThread: provide launch arguments with section metadata

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Review comments at @docs/dfx/hbg-bind-phases.md:
- Around line 297-298: Update the comparison guidance and reference section
around graph_pack to distinguish the historical graph_upload measurements from
the current graph_pack scope. Keep graph_upload as the historical marker name,
and describe graph_pack as packing without its own H2D copy; remove descriptions
that characterize current graph_pack as publication-copy-only.

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- Around line 412-413: Update the layout comment above
GraphExecutionStorageLayout to include the fanin offsets and indices regions and
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• docs/dfx/hbg-bind-phases.md
• docs/dfx/host-trace.md
• simpler_setup/tools/hbg/bind_phases.py
• simpler_setup/tools/strace_timing.py
• src/a2a3/platform/include/common/kernel_args.h
• src/a2a3/platform/onboard/aicpu/kernel.cpp
• src/a2a3/platform/sim/host/device_runner.cpp
• src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/aicpu/aicpu_executor.cpp
• src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/docs/profiling_levels.md
• src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/host/runtime_maker.cpp
• src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/scheduler.h
• src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/scheduler_cold_path.cpp
• src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/scheduler_context.h
• src/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/scheduler_dispatch.cpp
• src/a2a3/runtime/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/runtime/runtime.h
• src/a2a3/runtime/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/runtime/shared/runtime.cpp
• src/a5/platform/include/common/kernel_args.h
• src/a5/platform/onboard/aicpu/kernel.cpp
• src/a5/platform/sim/host/device_runner.cpp
• src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/aicpu/aicpu_legacy_executor.cpp
• src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/docs/profiling_levels.md
• src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/host/runtime_maker.cpp
• src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/scheduler.h
• src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/scheduler_cold_path.cpp
• src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/scheduler_context.h
• src/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/runtime/scheduler/scheduler_dispatch.cpp
• src/a5/runtime/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/runtime/runtime.h
• src/a5/runtime/tensormap_and_ringbuffer/runtime/shared/runtime.cpp
• src/common/host_build_graph/device/graph_execution.cpp
• src/common/host_build_graph/device/graph_image_source.h
• src/common/host_build_graph/docs/GRAPH_EXECUTION.md
• src/common/host_build_graph/graph_execution.h
• src/common/host_build_graph/graph_image_view.h
• src/common/host_build_graph/host/orchestrator.cpp
• src/common/host_build_graph/runtime.h
• src/common/host_build_graph/runtime_types.h
• src/common/host_build_graph/shared/runtime.cpp
• src/common/platform/include/aicpu/platform_entry_args.h
• src/common/platform/include/common/chip_swimlane_profiling.h
• src/common/platform/include/common/host_api.h
• src/common/platform/include/common/host_phase_kind.h
• src/common/platform/include/common/launch_entry_args.h
• src/common/platform/onboard/host/c_api_shared.cpp
• src/common/platform/onboard/host/device_runner_base.cpp
• src/common/platform/onboard/host/device_runner_base.h
• src/common/platform/onboard/host/device_runner_helpers.cpp
• src/common/platform/onboard/host/device_runner_helpers.h
• src/common/platform/sim/host/c_api_shared.cpp
• src/common/platform/sim/host/device_runner_base.cpp
• src/common/platform/sim/host/device_runner_base.h
• tests/ut/cpp/a2a3/runtime/host_build_graph/test_graph_activation.cpp
• tests/ut/cpp/a5/runtime/host_build_graph/test_graph_activation.cpp
• tests/ut/cpp/common/host_build_graph/test_hbg_bind_ledger.cpp
• tests/ut/cpp/common/host_build_graph/test_hbg_graph_cache.cpp
• tests/ut/cpp/common/host_build_graph/test_hbg_stall_dump_level.cpp
• tests/ut/cpp/common/platform/test_launch_entry_args.cpp
• tests/ut/py/hbg/test_bind_phases_grouping.py
• tests/ut/py/test_phase_time_split.py

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