bugfix

[sleepy-dev-bin]

Refactor tree_mask updates for clarity and correctness.

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a bug by refactoring the tree_mask update mechanism within the build_tree_efficient_native function. The changes aim to improve the clarity and correctness of how tree_mask and related parent indices are handled, simplifying the logic and removing potentially erroneous conditional assignments to ensure more robust tree construction.

Highlights

• Removed Redundant tree_mask Assignment: An initial assignment to tree_mask at line 80, which was likely redundant or incorrect, has been commented out.
• Simplified tree_mask Update Logic: The conditional logic within the while True loop for updating tree_mask has been simplified, removing an if/else block and directly assigning the mask.
• Corrected token_tree_indices Indexing: The indexing for token_tree_indices when updating tree_mask has been corrected to token_tree_indices[bid][tid] for more precise access.
• Streamlined parent_tb_idx Calculation: The calculation of parent_tb_idx has been streamlined by removing a conditional check, ensuring it consistently uses parent_tb_indices[bid][cur_position].

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Code Review

This pull request refactors tree_mask updates for clarity and correctness. While the changes appear to fix an issue with how tree_mask is updated, they also introduce a critical bug that can lead to an out-of-bounds memory access. Additionally, there is a commented-out line of code that should be removed for better maintainability.

[gemini-code-assist]

While the update to tree_mask indexing appears correct, the new logic for parent_tb_idx introduces a critical out-of-bounds access vulnerability.

Here's a breakdown of the issue:

1. selected_index and parent_tb_indices both have a shape of (bs, draft_token_num - 1), so their last dimension can only be indexed from 0 to draft_token_num - 2.
2. The for loop at line 124 (for _ in range(draft_token_num)) iterates one time too many. It will cause cur_position to reach draft_token_num - 1, leading to an out-of-bounds access on selected_index[bid][cur_position] at line 125.
3. Even if that loop was corrected to range(draft_token_num - 1), after the loop cur_position would become draft_token_num - 1. In the next iteration of the parent while loop, the access parent_tb_indices[bid][cur_position] at line 119 would still be out of bounds.

The logic for calculating the parent index needs to be fundamentally reconsidered to ensure cur_position remains within valid bounds.