Build system/Package maintainer:
- BUILDID is specified at cmake.
- USAGE: cmake -DBUILDID=<ID> ../src
For developer builds the who typically don?t provide BUILDID, cmake will:
- Determine the last git commit when this tree was syncd
- Deteremine the build date
- Check if tree is clean when built
The idea of this embedded string is that later when you get a ROCR build, you can get some idea on the build origination by using: strings libhsa-runtime.so.1 | grep ?ROCR BUILD ID?
For eg:
- If it?s a Jenkins build 25, it returns: ?ROCR BUILD ID: 25?
- If it?s a developer build sync'd @ 06f5f2a with modifications, it returns: ?ROCR BUILD ID: 06f5f2a-2016-04-11-0"
[git-p4: depot-paths = "//depot/stg/hsa/drivers/hsa/runtime/": change = 1256588]
Build system/Package maintainer:
- BUILDID is specified at cmake.
- USAGE: cmake -DBUILDID=<ID> ../src
For developer builds the who typically don�t provide BUILDID, cmake will:
- Determine the last git commit when this tree was syncd
- Deteremine the build date
- Check if tree is clean when built
The idea of this embedded string is that later when you get a ROCR build, you can get some idea on the build origination by using: strings libhsa-runtime.so.1 | grep �ROCR BUILD ID�
For eg:
- If it�s a Jenkins build 25, it returns: �ROCR BUILD ID: 25�
- If it�s a developer build sync'd @ 06f5f2a with modifications, it returns: �ROCR BUILD ID: 06f5f2a-2016-04-11-0"
[git-p4: depot-paths = "//depot/stg/hsa/drivers/hsa/runtime/": change = 1256588]
[ROCm/ROCR-Runtime commit: a148fd0b68]
Intermediate size was stored in a 32-bit variable. This resulted in
4GB allocations to fail in KFD due to 0 size. Larger allocations
would allocate the wrong amount of memory.
Change-Id: If19dedf64952f1d2edd813793241e12c0362d220
Intermediate size was stored in a 32-bit variable. This resulted in
4GB allocations to fail in KFD due to 0 size. Larger allocations
would allocate the wrong amount of memory.
Change-Id: If19dedf64952f1d2edd813793241e12c0362d220
[ROCm/ROCR-Runtime commit: 82b3fad320]
- set USE_PEER_TO_PEER=3 (requires HCC "am_memtracker_update_peers")
- when enabling peer, turn it on for previously allocated memory.
- hipDeviceCanAccessPeer is no longer self-ware (self does not qualify
as a peer)
- device peerlist always includes self, so when we call allow_access
we never remove self access.
- hipDeviceReset() removes old peer mappings.
[ROCm/hip-tests commit: b42167f80c]
- set USE_PEER_TO_PEER=3 (requires HCC "am_memtracker_update_peers")
- when enabling peer, turn it on for previously allocated memory.
- hipDeviceCanAccessPeer is no longer self-ware (self does not qualify
as a peer)
- device peerlist always includes self, so when we call allow_access
we never remove self access.
- hipDeviceReset() removes old peer mappings.
- set USE_PEER_TO_PEER=3 (requires HCC "am_memtracker_update_peers")
- when enabling peer, turn it on for previously allocated memory.
- hipDeviceCanAccessPeer is no longer self-ware (self does not qualify
as a peer)
- device peerlist always includes self, so when we call allow_access
we never remove self access.
- hipDeviceReset() removes old peer mappings.
[ROCm/clr commit: 5af4c901c6]
- set USE_PEER_TO_PEER=3 (requires HCC "am_memtracker_update_peers")
- when enabling peer, turn it on for previously allocated memory.
- hipDeviceCanAccessPeer is no longer self-ware (self does not qualify
as a peer)
- device peerlist always includes self, so when we call allow_access
we never remove self access.
- hipDeviceReset() removes old peer mappings.
- set USE_PEER_TO_PEER=3 (requires HCC "am_memtracker_update_peers")
- when enabling peer, turn it on for previously allocated memory.
- hipDeviceCanAccessPeer is no longer self-ware (self does not qualify
as a peer)
- device peerlist always includes self, so when we call allow_access
we never remove self access.
- hipDeviceReset() removes old peer mappings.
[ROCm/hip commit: 1f53c55d3e]
- set USE_PEER_TO_PEER=3 (requires HCC "am_memtracker_update_peers")
- when enabling peer, turn it on for previously allocated memory.
- hipDeviceCanAccessPeer is no longer self-ware (self does not qualify
as a peer)
- device peerlist always includes self, so when we call allow_access
we never remove self access.
- hipDeviceReset() removes old peer mappings.