-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
This eliminates host-synchronization for null stream. Instead, the
null-stream uses GPU-side events to wait for other streams.
Default is OFF pending additional testing.
Add enhanced null-stream test.
Also refine HIP_TRACE_API.
Support hipHostMallocPortable flag.
Default flags are hipHostMallocPortable | hipHostMallocMapped.
Also:
-refactor tests to move addCount and addCountReverse into HipTest
namespace.
-test multi-GPU host memory.
- add checks for events across devices.
- refactor test to make sure it runs long enough to sensitive sync
techniques.
- add tests for DeviceSync, streamWaitEvent.
- use addOne kernel, use local initializer rather than init_array.
- use addOneReverse test to add from back of array. Test alternate fwd and backward to stress dependency logic.
- check device-side dependencies.
1. All fp32, fp64 math device/host functions should be in math_functions.h/.cpp
2. All fp32, fp64 fast math intrinsics for device/host functions should be in device_functions.h/.cpp
3. All the device code implementations should be in device_util.h/.cpp
4. Hence, made changes appropriately by moving code and creating new header files
5. Added math_functions.cpp/.h
6. Changed #ifndef signature to make sure no conflicts between headers with same names in hip/hip_runtime.h and hip/hcc_detail/hip_runtime.h
7. Changed tests to fit the code changes, making them to include appropriate headers
8. Added math_functions.cpp to CMakeLists.txt
9. Some of the tests are still broken, mostly host math functions will fix them in next commit
10. TODO: FIX compilation issues for host math functions
Change-Id: I7a17637d7e294a7d224ffba932c1a08668febd26
Aryan Salmanpour
Jatin Chaudhary
sushantkumar14
Lakhan singh Thakur
Christophe Paquot
Payam
Maneesh Gupta
Evgeny Mankov
Sarbojit2019
Konstantin Pyzhov
Alex Voicu
Phaneendr-kumar Lanka
Ben Sander
Phaneendr-kumar Lanka
Rahul Garg
wsttiger
Aditya Atluri
pensun