- Complete translation tables for cudaError <-> hipError_t.
- Remove some odd errors that were not correctly translated or not used.
- Add HIPCHECK_API to test infrastructure. Used for negative testing
an API ; if a mismatch occurs it shows the expected return error
code. Can also print a warning rather than error.
- Enable hipMemoryAllocate on NV system, and review error coded.
- Add hipErrorName to nvcc.
Change-Id: I680427dcf32a5796d5913cf9e7f3b4c6f6b91599
Conflicts:
tests/src/CMakeLists.txt
Bug fixes and improved docs for hipFree and hipHostFree.
- Passing NULL pointer initialized runtime and return hipSuccess
(not an error like before).
- add negative test for this. (hipMemoryAllocate, improved)
- Match NVCC errors for invalid pointers, add to test.
- Update hipFree and hipHostFree docs.
- hipGetDevicePointer always set *devicePointer=NULL, even for
invalid flags.
- Gate shared memory usage on specific HCC work-week.
Change-Id: I533b4fd3280a3d6cdbf05eb768976f0c7506c012
- partition hipThreadSafeDevice into smaller pieces.
- Add debug to hipMultiThreadStream.
- print more precision when mismatch detected.
- enable more tests in CMakeFiles.txt.
Note hipHostMalloc (not hipHostAlloc or hipMallocHost).
- the hipHost* is used for all HIP APIs dealing with Host memory.
(including hipHostMalloc, hipHostFree, hipHostRegister,
hipHostUnregister, hipHostGetFlags, hipHostGetDevicePointer).
- hipMallocHost is consistent with "hipMalloc" for allocating device
memory. Enumerations hipHostMalloc* also used as optional
flags parm to hipHostMalloc.
- Add device-side signal waits when transitioning between command classes
(Kernel, H2D copy, D2H copy).
- Support waiting in staged memory copies as well.
- Add several chicken bits to control implementation:
- HIP_DISABLE_ENQ_BARRIER
- HIP_DISABLE_BIDIR_MEMCPY
- HIP_ONESHOT_COPY_DEP
- Refactor signal pool to support efficient deallocation based on
signsequnm.
- Deallocate copy signals on eventSynchronize.
- Improve copy tests, add pingpong.
Tracks device where memory is allocated, pinned-host or device, and
more.
Uses memory-range-based lookups - so pointers that exist anywhere in
the range of hostPtr + size will find the associated AmPointerInfo.
The insertions and lookups use a self-balancing binary tree and
should support O(logN) lookup speed.
Maneesh Gupta
Ben Sander
Aditya Atluri