opencl: Q6_K GEMM/GEMV fix for ne01 of weights that are not multiples of 128. (#25464)

* opencl: fix garbled output for Q6_K weights with ne01 % 128 != 0 on Adreno

Observed with granite-3.1-3b-a800m-instruct, whose vocab is an odd number.

Route Q6_K dense mul_mat with ne01 % 128 != 0 off the noshuffle path:
decode (ne1==1) uses the correct flat GEMV and the matching GEMM (ne1>1)
falls back to CPU (the flat convert has no verified small-batch GEMM kernel
for these shapes). All standard hidden/FFN/vocab dims are multiples of 128
and keep the noshuffle path.

* opencl: reserve alignment slack for the SOA subbuffer carve in alloc size

set_tensor carves quantized weights into per-component subbuffers (d/q,
ql/qh/s/d, ...) whose origins are each rounded up to the device base
address alignment. When a component's size is not a multiple of the
alignment, the carve extends past ggml_nbytes(tensor) and the last
subbuffer overlaps the next tensor in the pool -- e.g. q6_K [1536, 49155]:
size_s = 49155*96 ends 32 bytes past a 128-byte boundary, so the d
subbuffer ends 96 bytes past the tensor's allocation, and whichever of the
two neighboring tensors is uploaded last silently corrupts the other (here:
the last vocab rows' block scales). This affects any quant type whose
component sizes can be misaligned, on any shape with ne01 not a multiple of
the alignment granularity; standard power-of-two dims are unaffected.

Implement get_alloc_size for the OpenCL buffer type and reserve the
worst-case carve slack (4 aligned gaps; 5 components max, q5_K) for
quantized tensors. Costs at most 512 bytes per quantized tensor at the
observed 128-byte alignment.

* opencl: use lm based q6_k mm when ne1 is not multiple of 128

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Co-authored-by: Li He <lih@qti.qualcomm.com>

ggml/src/ggml-opencl/ggml-opencl.cpp

@@ -6242,8 +6242,14 @@ inline bool use_adreno_kernels(const ggml_backend_opencl_context *backend_ctx, c
         threshold_ne0 = 128;
         threshold_ne1 = 128;
     }
-    return tensor->ne[0] >= threshold_ne0 && tensor->ne[1] >= threshold_ne1 &&
+    bool threashold_ok = tensor->ne[0] >= threshold_ne0 && tensor->ne[1] >= threshold_ne1 &&
             tensor->ne[2] == 1 && tensor->ne[3] == 1;
+
+    // q6_K adreno kernels requires ne1 is multiple of 128
+    if (tensor->type == GGML_TYPE_Q6_K) {
+        return threashold_ok && tensor->ne[1] % 128 == 0;
+    }
+    return threashold_ok;
 }
 
 inline bool use_adreno_moe_kernels(const ggml_backend_opencl_context *backend_ctx, const ggml_tensor *tensor) {
@@ -6273,6 +6279,19 @@ static inline bool use_flat_gemv_for_large_m_q6_K(const ggml_tensor *tensor) {
     // threshold is well above typical hidden/FFN dims, but below typical vocab sizes.
     // q6_K flat gemv is worse for smaller K; 2048 seems to be a reasonable threshold.
     // note that this forces large M weights to use LM GEMM.
+    // The noshuffle (transposed-weight) layout packs 2 rows per 32-bit texel and the
+    // gemv reads it with a ne01/2 texel stride and an exact-cover dispatch of
+    // ceil(ne01/2 / 64)*64 work-items with no store guard; the gemm uses 4-row tiles.
+    // It is therefore only correct for ne01 % 128 == 0: an odd ne01 (e.g. granitemoe
+    // lm_head [1536, 49155] -- odd vocab) truncates the texel stride, misaligning every
+    // odd column of the transposed layout (gross garbage) and dropping the last row;
+    // other non-multiples over-dispatch and write past the end of dst. Route such
+    // tensors to the flat GEMV + regular convert; the matching GEMM (ne1>1) falls back
+    // to CPU (see supports_op). All standard even-vocab/hidden dims are multiples of
+    // 128 and keep the noshuffle path.
+    if ((tensor->ne[1] % 128 != 0) && tensor->ne[2] == 1 && tensor->ne[3] == 1) {
+        return true;
+    }
     return tensor->ne[1] >= 32768 && tensor->ne[0] >= 2048 && tensor->ne[2] == 1 && tensor->ne[3] == 1;
 }
 
@@ -9776,12 +9795,30 @@ static bool ggml_backend_opencl_buffer_type_supports_backend(ggml_backend_buffer
     UNUSED(buft);
 }
 
+static size_t ggml_backend_opencl_buffer_type_get_alloc_size(ggml_backend_buffer_type_t buft, const ggml_tensor * tensor) {
+    size_t size = ggml_nbytes(tensor);
+#ifdef GGML_OPENCL_SOA_Q
+    // set_tensor carves quantized weights into per-component subbuffers (d/q,
+    // ql/qh/s/d, ...) whose origins are each rounded up to the device base
+    // alignment. When a component's size is not a multiple of the alignment
+    // (e.g. q6_K [1536,49155]: size_s = 49155*96 leaves a 96-byte gap at 128-byte
+    // alignment), the aligned carve extends past ggml_nbytes and the last
+    // subbuffer would overlap the next tensor in the pool. Reserve the worst-case
+    // carve slack: at most 5 components (q5_K), i.e. 4 aligned gaps.
+    if (ggml_is_quantized(tensor->type)) {
+        ggml_backend_opencl_device_context * dev_ctx = (ggml_backend_opencl_device_context *) buft->device->context;
+        size += 4 * dev_ctx->backend_ctx->alignment;
+    }
+#endif // GGML_OPENCL_SOA_Q
+    return size;
+}
+
 static ggml_backend_buffer_type_i ggml_backend_opencl_buffer_type_interface = {
     /* .get_name         = */ ggml_backend_opencl_buffer_type_get_name,
     /* .alloc_buffer     = */ ggml_backend_opencl_buffer_type_alloc_buffer,
     /* .get_alignment    = */ ggml_backend_opencl_buffer_type_get_alignment,
     /* .get_max_size     = */ ggml_backend_opencl_buffer_type_get_max_size,
-    /* .get_alloc_size   = */ NULL,
+    /* .get_alloc_size   = */ ggml_backend_opencl_buffer_type_get_alloc_size,
     /* .is_host          = */ NULL,
 };