precision-compliance

Dual-precision dispatch compliance for CUDA spatial kernels is verified by classifying the kernel, adapting source templates for fp32/fp64, and wiring the ADR-0002 precision plan to ensure correct dispatch integration at compile time.

Dual-precision dispatch in CUDA kernels is the process of templating source code to execute either fp32 or fp64 operations. It ensures spatial computations touching coordinate data maintain correctness and performance across varying hardware configurations.

An ADR-0002 precision plan is required when GPU kernels touch spatial coordinate data and must meet dual-precision compliance standards. Wiring this plan verifies that fp32/fp64 dispatch is correctly integrated at compile time.

Source templating adapts spatial predicate kernels for fp32 and fp64 by classifying the kernel class and applying appropriate templates. This wires the required dual-precision dispatch plan and verifies correctness at compile time.

The dual-precision compliance process targets CUDA kernels involving spatial computations that touch coordinate data. It guides developers through kernel classification and source adaptation to ensure correct fp32/fp64 dispatch integration across hardware.

Compile-time verification for dual-precision CUDA kernels validates dispatch integration and source templating correctness for the ADR-0002 precision plan. Developers must still independently validate runtime performance and hardware-specific behavior.