Thin CUDA binary wrapping cub::DeviceRadixSort::SortKeys on a 64-bit
key stream. One op wired day-1 (0x01 sort-u64-asc); 0x02/0x03/0x04
slots reserved (desc, u32, key-value) for future builds.
Wire stays distinct from existing forms:
request: BSRT | u32 op_id | u32 n | u64[n]
response: BSRR | u32 status | u32 n | u64[n] sorted asc
Validated on 3090-ai.foxhop.net byte-identical to Python sorted() at
n ∈ {32, 1k, 100k, 1M, 10M}. Bench at sustained throughput:
n kernel_ms Gkeys/s
100,000 0.142 0.706
1,000,000 0.265 3.767
10,000,000 1.817 5.504
~4x over the published Titan baseline (1.4 Gkeys/s) at saturation,
matching CUB's expected Ampere scaling.
gpu-worker.lsp learns handle-binary-sort + BSRT magic dispatch +
maybe-register-daemon! for cuda-radix-sort (overridable via
RADIX_SORT_WORKER env). Both 3090-ai (:9091) & ai (:9092) workers
restarted; both log `ready cuda-radix-sort <- ./radix-sort`.
4090 (ai.foxhop.net) standalone --binary run OOMs on cudaMalloc when
all four daemons are co-resident (secp256k1 daemon parks ~24 GiB on
startup, leaving 47 MiB free). Pre-existing capacity constraint of
the ai host, not a form-G defect; tracked in form-G-progress.md.
CATALOG.md & www/bend.html live-forms table updated with measured
3090 numbers; Wave 1 surveyed row for G marked as promoted.
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