[misc] refactor deep_gemm compiler for new interface#6194
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Motivation
DeepSeek-V3-0324 gsm8k accuracy: 0.951
After this upgrade, the compilation speed of both NVCC and NVRTC is truly impressive! First, NVRTC takes about 1s per kernel to compile, while NVCC's compilation time has improved from the previous 4s per kernel to 1.2s~1.3s per kernel. Finally, we no longer have to endure long waits for precompilation!
Refer to deepseek-ai/DeepGEMM@d75b218
NVRTC may have performance loss with some cases and NVCC JIT speed is also 4x faster now. So I keep using NVCC here.
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