Host memory allocations use shared device context, which allows
to have access from any device. That breaks default queue detection.
Change-Id: I27ad1234d49ab0ea8f5edd6f2e3ffa93c47d4b1f
[ROCm/clr commit: ef75a3c1db]
-Scenario-1:: This test case is used to verify if the callback function
called through hipStreamAddCallback() api completes the
execution in order as hipStreamAddCallback() api queued
in their respective streams: hipStreamACb_AltEnqueue.cpp
-Scenario-2:: This test case tests if Host thread continues with next
command after hipStreamAddCallback() api or wait for
callback() call to finish. Ideally Host thread should not
wait for callback to
finish: hipStreamACb_ThrdBehaviour.cpp
-Scenario-3:: Streams are launched in individual GPUs with different
kernel Verify that all the kernels queued are executed
before the callback is hit: hipStreamACb_MStrm_Mgpu.cpp
-Scenario-4:: Checks the callback execution in the same order it was
added. Also, it checks if the number of callbacks
executed are same as the number of callbacks added:
hipStreamACb_order.cpp
-Scenario-5:: This test case checks whether hipStreamSynchronize() is
taking less time than the time taken by Callback()
function launched by hipStreamAddCallback() api :
hipStreamACb_StrmSyncTiming.cpp
-Scenario-6:: This test case is used to check if the runtime is ok when
hipStreamAddCallback() is called back to back multiple
calls: hipStreamACb_MultiCalls.cpp
-Scenario-7:: This test case is used to check the behaviour of HIP when
multiple hipStreaAddCallback() are called over multiple
Threads:hipStreamACb_MultiThread.cpp
(Currently disabled)
SWDEV-238517 for enhancing hip unit tests
Change-Id: I9c7b7df6766c728b2b201df18726b9fbdd434c06
[ROCm/clr commit: 18f8b15523]
Set top init_priority on affecting global variables so that
they will be created firstly and destroyed lastly.
Change-Id: Ied59fbecab66ba8195c4a7a02b6bef9fa2fad3af
[ROCm/clr commit: f7bf882981]
Now one can run a single test by invoking `make test.ocltst.${module_name}.${test_name}`. Invoking `make test.ocltst.${module_name}` will still run all of the modules tests.
Change-Id: I31b384576cb09800e580e41c12528a276899b6c2
Signed-off-by: Vlad Sytchenko <Vladislav.Sytchenko@amd.com>
[ROCm/clr commit: 3be244fb34]
When rocr and hip-rocclr are static libs, rorc will wrongly reference
private elf apis, then crash will happen. By renaming asm symbol
names of private elf apis, rocr will reference public elf apis, thus
crashing won't happen.
Change-Id: I7cf552f1fae5fe09adeac3aec1a24445f39d406c
[ROCm/clr commit: 2c551e44cc]
This seems to not actually have any function. The OpenCL API test
passes without it, and the way it's produced is problematic.
Change-Id: I384bfa01dee7023484348b184ddd1b2d44a91f7d
[ROCm/clr commit: cfed3f310d]
There weren't all that many to fix, and it's not even the most
prevalent warning.
Change-Id: I286aaa42e3c4e305b1e1918f302bbf71e41dd47d
[ROCm/clr commit: 3a564bc6cb]
This makes hipLaunchKernelGGL take a variable argument list, that will be
expanded before being fed to hipLaunchKernelGGLInternal.
This is different from 4dfef9a25b.
We try to accomodate the case when a kernel template has multiple
type parameters.
Change-Id: I87577d402c92b0f3b51e298f8293f4065e1f6de8
[ROCm/clr commit: 133251a6e1]
1.hipMemcpyWithStream with one stream
2.hipMemcpyWithStream with two streams
3.hipMemcpyWithStream multiGPU with one stream
4.hipMemcpyWithStream with kind DtoH
5.hipMemcpyWithStream with HtoH
6.hipMemcpyWithStream with DtoD
7.hipMemcpyWithStream with Default kind
8.hipMemcpyWithStream with Default kind on same device
9.hipMemcpyWithStream with DtoD on same device
SWDEV-238517 for enhancing hip unit tests
Change-Id: I5f55a12bdd7c8d28fcb06db94a491c2ad5ee3004
[ROCm/clr commit: c14e95741b]
This reverts commit bc5075c2c5.
This change broke the legacy-complib build in p4. It seems that we can't use any flags in debug.cpp.
Change-Id: I17bb83651b85d6f415d9074634b479658fd4c3f9
[ROCm/clr commit: 20c24cae93]