1. Remove hipDeviceAttributePageableMemoryAccess checking as it is used to check xnack+ rather than fine-grained synchronization.
Note: hipHostMalloc() will alloc memory with fine-grained access and atomic by default when env HIP_HOST_COHERENT=1. For more information, see hip_programming_guide.
2. Fix some other bugs.
Change-Id: Ieaaed1b15b4d258193d834104b17d9f03a9e4781
When calling hipIpcOpenMemHandle with an unitialized handle, function can also return hipErrorInvalidDevicePointer
Change-Id: Ic55ea9c61edeb998870cf6a34f7c80123569fecb
- Increase allocation size to 30MB to make sure new page table allocations happen
- Change validation criteria to check for increase in VRAM usage for visible HIP devices
Change-Id: Ie5bf1a89ceda0ff50140f426235047adcca0fdea
- Tests using HSA_XNACK=1 restricted to MI200
- Added checks to verify HMM and Pageable memory access attributes to avoid failures
Change-Id: Ic0b107264378ce0c4f0aab770c941ae2b57342c2
* SWDEV-273235 - hip change to build catch tests on Windows
Change-Id: I96de305694609c669cb81480f3572d987ce87d98
* SWDEV-1 - skip failing hipStreamPerThread_DeviceReset_1 test on Linux
Migrated all hipMemcpy related APIs to CATCH2 framework by optmizing
the code and moving the stress related tests to stress folder.
Change-Id: Id47669b49304c35d1a68fabdaaf3f6e3ab0428a5
Changes contain Catch2 device multiprocess tests which were covered under "hip/tests/src/runtimeApi/device" and some additional tests. These test files makes use of fork call or sets visible devices env variable and validates various device aspects.
Change-Id: Iaaca37598d386104da9e5f37f92ab176bc8a2845
Mirza Halilčević
Satyanvesh Dittakavi
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