This reverts commit 629e279f72.
Reason for revert: This is considered a breaking change and requires
multiple apps to change their behavior. This will be reintroduced in later releases.
Change-Id: I0354ce4e0f5e6c402499a7a8c2aaf43bf5b1bfc7
Defining int64_t, uint64_t, int32_t, uint32_t in HIPRTC
seem to result in conflicts with some apps as they use
their own definitions for these types. NVRTC also doesn't
define these. Hence remove them to match the behavior.
Change-Id: I77ef70e846950698cb00375f5d0501b907f01fe3
Compiler seem to be stricter in compiler staging builds related to
safe buffer programming when compared to other component staging builds.
This seem to result in additional errors when -Werror is enabled
in MIGraphX tests.
Removes all the clang pragmas to ignore several type of warnings in all
the headers and adds a single pragma which ignores all warnings using
#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Weverything" in hiprtc builtins.
Change-Id: I95f302bb285b2451b19dd5dfdb7df29164b0f750
hip headers such as hip_math_constants.h, library_types.h,
hip_common.h, channel_descriptor.h, device_functions.h, hip_complex.h,
hip_texture_types.h, math_functions.h, surface_types.h
are added in HIPRTC
Change-Id: I4a4c198449ceb609c3ff55e00b43056c1f085431
The device libraries provide hip.bc, which only contains
__atomic_work_item_fence. This is identical to OpenCL's
atomic_work_item_fence, except prefixed with __. This only existed to
switch over the unknown values the OpenCL function provides. There's
no need to go through the wrapper here since it's using constant
values, and without it we can drop one of the bitcode libraries. I'm
guessing this was a holdover from before the fence builtin existed.
Change-Id: I8b04614f96194eafddeba295215c12c3856e6c42
Windows may expect long and ulong to be 4 bytes, while
Linux expects 8 bytes. Instead, use uint64_t for
unsigned long, and unsigned long long, and use int64_t
for long and long long to be consistent.
Change-Id: I6ed1cdde43721bcaaab0245644d607b1adbf9884
This reverts commit 2cac768a07.
Reverting since this is dependent on a device libs change which is not yet in mainline.
Change-Id: I094781b868f39995d1eecb41488c1a1a0147b787
The device library now provides functions to specify the host stderr
stream in a hostcall printf message. This change implements an
assert() macro which can construct such a message. The end result is
that assertions on the device are now correctly printed on the host
stderr instead of stdout.
Change-Id: I85ab8f7848bcf28303cb8dbb8a798bc6aece7d75
Remove __HCC__, __HCC_ONLY__, __HCC_CPP__, __HCC_C__,
__HCC_OR_HIP_CLANG__, __HIP_ROCclr__ and their guarded codes.
Remove Hcc codes from directed_tests and samples.
Remove __HIP_PLATFORM_HCC__ and __HIP_PLATFORM_NVCC__ from
some files where they are not necessary.
Add deprecation notice.
Change-Id: I1ae467eafd749d6c25bca204c1724b026be21fce
1.Rename include/hip/hcc_detail/ as include/hip/amd_detail/
2.Rename include/hip/nvcc_detail/ as include/hip/nvidia_detail/
3.Create __HIP_PLATFORM_AMD__ to replace __HIP_PLATFORM_HCC__
4.Create __HIP_PLATFORM_NVIDIA__ to replace __HIP_PLATFORM_NVCC__
After hcc_detail, nvcc_detail, __HIP_PLATFORM_HCC__ and __HIP_PLATFORM_NVCC__
have been removed from upstream, they will be removed from hip runtime.
Change-Id: I1ae457effd739d6c25bca203c1724b026be21fce
Satyanvesh Dittakavi
Matthew Arsenault
Maneesh Gupta
Brian Sumner
agunashe
Rahul Garg
Aaron En Ye Shi
Sameer Sahasrabuddhe
Tao Sang