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Author SHA1 Message Date
marantic-amd 956a73c4c8 [rocprof-sys] Use fmt APIs to construct strings instead of JOIN (#2643)
## Motivation

With the introduction of the new logging system base on `spdlog` library, opportunity shows to replace `timemory` dependent JOIN implementation with `fmt` library `format` and `join` APIs, which are shipped as a part of `spdlog` lib

## Technical Details

Use `fmt` provided APIs to properly format and package strings.
2026-01-23 00:34:58 -05:00
habajpai-amd 7e74d163fd [rocprof-sys] Fix RCCL comm_data counters in rocpd output (#2607)
## Motivation

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The validate-rccl-* tests were failing because "RCCL Comm" counters were not being written to perfetto traces when using the new cached-perfetto approach.

## Technical Details

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Root Cause: The write_perfetto_counter_track() in rccl.cpp was only called when config::get_use_perfetto() returned true, which requires ROCPROFSYS_TRACE_LEGACY=ON. This meant RCCL counters weren't captured with the new trace cache approach.

Solution: Integrated RCCL with the trace cache system:

Changes to source/lib/rocprof-sys/library/rocprofiler-sdk/rccl.cpp:

- Added cache_rccl_comm_data_events<Track>() function to store RCCL comm data via pmc_event_with_sample with category::comm_data
- Modified tool_tracing_callback_rccl() to always cache events for new perfetto approach, while preserving legacy write_perfetto_counter_track() calls for backward compatibility

Changes to tests/rocprof-sys-testing.cmake:

- Added rccl_api to ROCPROFSYS_ROCM_DOMAINS to enable RCCL API callback tracing

Handler verification: The perfetto_processor_t already has a handler for ROCPROFSYS_CATEGORY_COMM_DATA in m_pmc_track_map that processes the cached events.
2026-01-22 15:38:19 -05:00
Milan Radosavljevic 318d13870f [rocprofiler-systems] Update logging to use spdlog library (#2428)
## Motivation

- Structured logging with proper log levels (TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL)
- Better performance through compile-time formatting
- Consistent formatting using fmt library
- Runtime log level control via arguments and environment variables
- Easier maintenance and debugging capabilities

## Technical Details

- Added spdlog as a submodule and integrated it into CMake build system
- Created new `rocprofiler-systems-logger` library wrapping spdlog functionality
- Replaced custom logging macros (`ROCPROFSYS_VERBOSE`, `ROCPROFSYS_DEBUG`, `ROCPROFSYS_FATAL`, `ROCPROFSYS_REQUIRE`, `ROCPROFSYS_CI_THROW`, etc.) with spdlog equivalents (`LOG_DEBUG`, `LOG_WARNING`, `LOG_CRITICAL`, etc.)
- Implemented log level control through command-line arguments and environment variables
- Converted assertion macros to proper error handling with exceptions and std::abort()
2026-01-14 15:27:51 -05:00
David Galiffi c7c3c3f97e Use rocprofiler-sdk for RCCL-API tracing (#126)
- Add support for RCCL API tracing through rocprofiler-sdk.
- Refactored the comm_data code to use the SDK RCCL_API callbacks.
- Add a runtime version check for SDK to gate callback enablement, rather than just the compile-time check.
- Fixed: SAMPLING_TIMEOUT was not being handled correctly in add_test.

[ROCm/rocprofiler-systems commit: af77d93f75]
2025-06-06 11:36:17 -04:00