Mempool has capability to track dependency between streams for
faster memory reuse. Enable that capability.
Change-Id: I28266a7e38d0fc4c5d027b9542d3719653840821
[ROCm/clr commit: 17d0c166d2]
- Using runtime unbundler, no any gfx device can load fat binary,
if there is any device without available code object.
- Extract available code object to corresponding gfx devices. So
users can work ROCm with those ready devices without segmentation
fault.
Change-Id: I9f14c65ecebf2d3c4b127a007cb434a3ae98c450
[ROCm/clr commit: 6723277ad4]
Node can be enabled/disabled only for kernel, memcpy and memset nodes.
If the node is disabled it becomes empty node.
To maintain ordering just enqueue marker with respective node dependencies.
Change-Id: I710f3e88ab4e76c81f6f86a40a7dc61fd4c7e440
[ROCm/clr commit: e0e63eb04d]
- enforce incrementing the table versioning number when a table size changes outside of ifdef for ROCPROFILER_REGISTER
- add new HIP_ENFORCE_ABI entries
- update the HipDispatchTable size and bump HIP_RUNTIME_API_TABLE_STEP_VERSION to 1
- re-enable rocprofiler-register
Change-Id: Ie0cc1d8491c5640056e5dd393ea243e4dce4e8a9
[ROCm/clr commit: d84c5ae3af]
When kernel does device side malloc, initial heap is allocated with __amd_rocclr_initHeap.
During graph launch kernel __amd_rocclr_initHeap is enqueued followed by actual kernel . So kernel will execute after initHeap kernel.
But with graph optimizations during capture initHeap gets enqueued on device null stream and actual kernel on graph launch stream.
So no proper synchronization. Switch to command creation and enqueue during launch for kernel node with hidden heap.
Change-Id: Iaf600251faef9a448853f19429023c118aa760b9
[ROCm/clr commit: 2dc6ec68a5]
Check the pointer if its present in the arrayset before trying to dereference
it as it can cause access violation if the pointer is allocated using malloc
Change-Id: Ida72b9015dc22269fc1fbe0728e66e3de29fda3d
[ROCm/clr commit: 821ae6a103]
- Implement workaround to ensure HDP writes are done by writing and
reading the HDP MMIO register.
- Implement the same workaround for graphs, we no longer need sentinel
write/readback
Change-Id: I0d3027b46a1f61131ec62e3c8c669ff5184fa6b2
[ROCm/clr commit: f138e0d113]
When graph is Instantiate on device 0 graph and launch on device1 switch to command creation and enqueue during launch.
Change-Id: Ied34dc99b2a776130d1354ed3830c6ccab9068e4
[ROCm/clr commit: 7d09e1abed]
Windows path still uses multi threading implementation. Hence, in graphs
all nodes are executed in a queue thread and that requires to manage
mempool in the queue thread. However, the spec allows to destory memory,
allocated in a graph, outside of the graph's execution. That may cause
mempool management to go out of sync.
Change-Id: I0ffb2244b3cb720455ed44d1b3e2487fa8959a77
[ROCm/clr commit: 4f6b0da028]
Read and write int bytes sentinal value to dev_ptr or PCIE connected devices at the tail end of the kernarg surface.
Change-Id: I993d552ac872b3cd56aef4746c4d1d92c58d38b4
[ROCm/clr commit: 853abeb75e]
This should be used in place of dlsym or GetProcAddress (linux and windows respectively)
Change-Id: I5501b538e03892e8e5a2282678d848fcaf21d911
[ROCm/clr commit: 0479cdb3dd]
Fetching null stream's logic has changed earlier from amd::HostQueue
to hip::Stream. This seem to cause some timing difference between
checking for null stream and creating it due to which issues are
observed in multithreaded applications using default stream.
Change-Id: Ie02365dec537275d23a1d225de9811e2fd3a9c55
[ROCm/clr commit: 8d265838cb]
If a system has LLVM installed, `find_package` could choose that one
even if we set `HIP_LLVM_ROOT`. `LLVM_ROOT` is ignored because of this
CMake policy is set to `OLD` by default.
Change-Id: I18fa0453afe170c229e92d6ddc386b43eb0c44f6
[ROCm/clr commit: a2a8dad980]
jiabaxie
Jaydeep Patel
kjayapra-amd
taosang2
German Andryeyev
sdashmiz
Anusha GodavarthySurya
Jatin Chaudhary
ChingShihLi
Rahul Manocha
Sourabh Betigeri
Satyanvesh Dittakavi
Jonathan R. Madsen
Ioannis Assiouras
Saleel Kudchadker
Ilya Panfilov
Shilei Tian
Todd tiantuo Li
Ajay