[xpu][mx] Enable mx matmul tests on xpu#4251
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- Parametrize the mx matmul tests by device. - Use F.scaled_mm (torch 2.10+) which takes explicit ScalingType/SwizzleType args enabling non-CUDA backends, fall back to torch._scaled_mm on older versions (CUDA-only, implicit layout). Signed-off-by: Ula Golowicz <urszula.golowicz@intel.com>
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In the context of #3576.
To enable matmul tests on xpu, the "new" PyTorch matmul API needs to be used with torch 2.10+.
The older
torch._scaled_mminfers scaling type and memory layout from tensor shapes alone. This only works on CUDA with the specific swizzled scale layout the hardware expects.PyTorch 2.10 introduced
torch.functional.scaled_mmas the public API. It takes explicitScalingTypeandSwizzleTypearguments, making it possible to specify non-swizzled layouts needed by backends like XPU.