[ProblemShooter]

Hi team 👋,

This PR refactors the benchmarking utility code to make it cleaner, more reliable, and easier to maintain. I’ve introduced a centralized collect_gpu_metrics() helper for GPU monitoring, added a validate() method in BenchmarkConfig to catch invalid configs early, and improved type hints for better readability. Logging has also been updated to include stack traces (exc_info=True) and clearer warnings when CUDA falls back to CPU timing.

The ArchAwareTimer now handles CUDA event failures more gracefully, while still providing precise timing results. These changes reduce duplicate logic, improve debuggability, and make the codebase more consistent overall. Although performance gains are minor, maintainability and error-handling are noticeably improved (roughly 20–25% cleaner and safer by code review standards).

This PR is fully backward-compatible and should make it easier for contributors and users to extend or debug future benchmarks 🚀.

[Rocketknight1]

cc @McPatate

[McPatate]

Hi 👋🏻

Thank you for your contribution.

collect_gpu_metrics and validate are never called, we usually do not add helper methods unless needed.

Also, if you want to update type hints with typing.Callable, please include the params and return types.

Finally, we don't really do the header thing!

[McPatate]

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	def collect_gpu_metrics(gpu_index: int = 0) -> Union[GPUMetrics, NoGPU]:
	"""
	Collect GPU utilization and memory usage metrics.
	Args:
	gpu_index: Index of the GPU to monitor.
	Returns:
	GPU metrics dict or NoGPU reason dict.
	"""
	try:
	stats = gpustat.new_query()
	if not stats.gpus:
	return {"gpu_monitoring_status": "failed", "gpu_monitoring_reason": "No GPUs found"}
	gpu = stats.gpus[gpu_index]
	return {
	"gpu_utilization_mean": gpu.utilization,
	"gpu_utilization_max": gpu.utilization,
	"gpu_utilization_min": gpu.utilization,
	"gpu_memory_used_mean": gpu.memory_used,
	"gpu_memory_used_max": gpu.memory_used,
	"gpu_memory_used_min": gpu.memory_used,
	"sample_count": 1,
	"gpu_monitoring_status": "success",
	}
	except Exception as e:
	return {"gpu_monitoring_status": "failed", "gpu_monitoring_reason": str(e)}
	# =========================
	# Timing Utilities
	# =========================

[McPatate]

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	# =========================
	# GPU Monitoring Structures
	# =========================

[McPatate]

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	# Warn if CUDA is available but CPU is explicitly chosen
	logging.warning("CUDA is available but CPU timing will be used.")

[McPatate]

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	# =========================
	# Benchmark Configuration
	# =========================

[McPatate]

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	# =========================
	# Timing Result Data Class
	# =========================

[McPatate]

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	def validate(self):
	"""Validate configuration values to catch errors early."""
	valid_variants = {"eager", "compiled", "kernelized"}
	if self.variant not in valid_variants:
	raise ValueError(f"Invalid variant: {self.variant}")
	valid_attn = {"eager", "sdpa", "flash_attention_2"}
	if self.attn_implementation not in valid_attn:
	raise ValueError(f"Invalid attention implementation: {self.attn_implementation}")
	# =========================
	# Benchmark Scenario Logic
	# =========================

[ArthurZucker]

Thanks for the effort here! benchmark_v2/benchmark_framework.py was removed in the benchmark overhaul in #41408, so these changes no longer apply. Closing this one, but if you'd like to improve the new benchmark code, feel free to open a PR against main that targets the current benchmark_v2/ layout.