Default to the HSA runtime's hsa_system_get_info if the saved HSA
functions table is not yet initialized.
Change-Id: I3659095a5ad662f7ca8b0d92bd035901c6d66bb0
[ROCm/roctracer commit: 87ffbd27f4]
Remove the hipInitActivityCallback and use the new hipRegister/
RemoveActivityCallback which allows distinct memory pools to be used
for HIP_OPS activities.
Enable the multi_pool_activities test.
Change-Id: I6f6feaedecc9c36285bea975caf24dbf8f5f624b
[ROCm/roctracer commit: 340c7cb553]
The HIP runtime is now allocating the hip_api_data and record on its
stack so we don't need the thread local record_data_pair stack anymore.
Refactor the API callback function to handle both the case where
synchronous user callbacks are requested and the case where asynchronous
records are requested (enable_callback & enable_activity respectively).
If the callback argument (memory pool) is not null, then activity
records are requested.
Remove CorrelationIdRegister and CorrelationIdLookup. These were used
by the HIP runtime to associate a HIP record id to a ROCtracer
correlation id. Instead, the HIP runtime is now using the correlation
ID returned in the hip_api_data_t.
Added a test to check enabling/disabling concurrent callbacks and
activities.
Change-Id: I5850cfead9861eb3602a3e8fcb7b22580d5fc979
[ROCm/roctracer commit: 88c6e0a700]
Don't set the color variables if tput is not available, not working, or
if ncolors < 8.
Move the color variables outside of eval to avoid calling tput over and
over again.
Change-Id: Id51a742b77ad0f7c99c1c7c5d05bed0f423b75de
[ROCm/roctracer commit: 993dcf9503]
The ROCR now detects already loaded tool libraries and calls OnLoad/
OnUnload in the order specified with HSA_AMD_TOOL_ORDER.
It is no longer necessary to set the HSA_TOOLS_LIB environment variable
to load the roctracer API. The roctracer tool library should be
pre-loaded with LD_PRELOAD.
Change-Id: I6de1b1bd4f93caa08d3554aad2376d242c74fb7e
[ROCm/roctracer commit: d32cf96cd4]
Some records may need to point to data with the same lifetime as the
records themselves. One solution is to store the data at the end of
the memory pool buffer. Records in the buffer grow up, and the data
grows down. When the buffer is flushed both records and data are
recycled.
Change-Id: I278fa84478236bf895f7c2d152d47d4256987392
[ROCm/roctracer commit: ef3b2a8aa8]
The roctracer_load, roctracer_unload, and roctrace_flush_buf functions
are not part of the ROCtracer API, and should not be exposed in the API
header file, but keep the functions in the library for backward
compatibility.
Add src/roctracer/backward_compat.cpp to implement retired functions.
Add test/app/backward_compat_test.cpp to test that the retired functions
are still accessible in the latest roctracer library.
Change-Id: I4c94310a7bfccfeae9384dac5db18fc79b4c5b17
[ROCm/roctracer commit: 8ee9d859ed]
The tests should be using the newly built libraries in the cwd.
Change-Id: I993e74a6cdbfdc78cf226f3fa5e4b55555f27825
[ROCm/roctracer commit: c74bb1fced]
Move the tracer_tool from the 'test' directory to the 'src' directory.
Change-Id: I13768b9610cd359f78a66147f0255ab1e4c657e9
[ROCm/roctracer commit: b34e9c2ee4]
The test (MatrixTranspose) and the tracer tool both write to stdout
which sometime causes a trace corruption.
Change the test to emit info messages to stderr instead of stdout,
leaving stdout for the tracer tool's exclusive use.
Change-Id: I18047dbcd9039b70dd24ef6e7e8e9d89b40bedd2
[ROCm/roctracer commit: bbe1db3810]
removing the backward compatability file and making sure to use the right paths
Change-Id: I518d52c82e0c5878bd334713e7b1758bba79762d
[ROCm/roctracer commit: 6b16d37d65]
System clock timestamps should only come from a single source:
util::timestamp_ns(). Externally, this function is exposed as
roctracer_get_timestamp() (used by the tracer tool).
Removed the now unused HSA Runtime Utilities which were never part
of the ROCtracer API.
Change-Id: I044b7f4da60fd8fdb771b0c877622a3143f0e815
[ROCm/roctracer commit: f8462b8637]
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Ammar ELWazir
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