* Support ROCm 5.5 in docker
* Update containers workflow
- add Ubuntu and OpenSUSE container builds for ROCm 5.4 and 5.5
- add RHEL builds
* Update cpack workflow
- build on PR against main when cpack.yml or docker files updated
- removed packaging for ROCm < 5.2 for many OSes
- added packaging for ROCm 5.5
* Update OpenSUSE workflow
- add python 3.11 to OMNITRACE_PYTHON_ENVS
- upload-artifacts name includes strategy.job-index (prevent overwrite)
- only upload artifacts on failure
- continue on error if upload artifacts fails
* Update RedHat workflow
- provide run-name
- add python 3.11 to OMNITRACE_PYTHON_ENVS
- upload-artifacts name includes strategy.job-index (prevent overwrite)
- only upload artifacts on failure
- continue on error if upload artifacts fails
* Update Ubuntu (Bionic) workflow
- add python 3.11 to OMNITRACE_PYTHON_ENVS
- upload-artifacts name includes strategy.job-index (prevent overwrite)
- only upload artifacts on failure
- continue on error if upload artifacts fails
* Update Ubuntu (Focal) workflow
- add python 3.11 to OMNITRACE_PYTHON_ENVS
- upload-artifacts name includes strategy.job-index (prevent overwrite)
- only upload artifacts on failure
- continue on error if upload artifacts fails
- remove testing of ROCm 4.3, 5.0, 5.1
- add testing of ROCm 5.5
* Update Ubuntu (Jammy) workflow
- add python 3.11 to OMNITRACE_PYTHON_ENVS
- upload-artifacts name includes strategy.job-index (prevent overwrite)
- only upload artifacts on failure
- continue on error if upload artifacts fails
- add testing of ROCm latest
* Dockerfile.{rhel,opensuse} update
- remove use of amdgpu-install in favor of installing rocm-dev package
- In ROCm 5.5, amdgpu-install changed meaning of --usecase=rocm (added rocmdev use case)
* redhat workflow update
- remove use of amdgpu-install in favor of installing rocm-dev package
- In ROCm 5.5, amdgpu-install changed meaning of --usecase=rocm (added rocmdev use case)
* build-docker.sh update
- add '--progress plain' to docker build commands
* Ubuntu (jammy) workflow update
- fix rocm installation
* Update Dockerfile.rhel
- add LIBRARY_PATH for /opt/amdgpu/lib64 for redhat
* Update Dockerfile.rhel
- install libpciaccess for rocm
Remove docker hiplibsdk from amdgpu-install
- amdgpu-install use case hiplibsdk is not necessary and bloats the install
- same as above for package rocm-hip-sdk
* Long workload name layout fix (#269)
* changed layout to fit experiment names
- added span to show full name
- shortened name to fit dropwdown
- changed layout for added consistency
* layout Fixes
- refresh button is to the right
- header is more consistent across different width screens
* header layout update
- center div makes turns into multiple lines if not all items fit
* slight improvement for header/graph spacing
* Fixed refresh button shape and function
- moved find_causal_files to parser so that main and gui can access
- resized refresh width to allow for same shape across different screens
* all graphs now have the same width
- graphs now have same width
- chart headers start well below the header with filters
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* Causal GUI: Linting, synced y-range, remove unused imports/variables, and bug fixes (#274)
* GUI: python linting workflow
- runs flake8 on code in source/python/gui
* GUI: flake8 settings in source/python/gui/setup.cfg
- ignore E501 errors (line too long)
- ignore W503 errors (line break before binary operator)
* GUI: setup.py updates
- remove unused imports
* GUI: __main__.py updates
- stddev is float value
- remove unused imports
- effectively propagate the --stddev argument
* GUI: gui.py updates
- remove unused imports
- fix light mode
- sync initial y range of all causal plots
- fix error bars for causal data
- set x-ticks to 5
- set y-ticks to 10
- only display top 99% of samples
- separate global declarations and assignments to global values
- remove unused variable assignments
- fix mislabeled function_regex and exp_regex
- change if X == False to if not X
* GUI: header.py updates
- remove unused imports
- fix mislabeled function_regex and exp_regex
* GUI: parser.py updates
- add set_num_stddev function for manipulating global num_stddev value
- remove unused variables
- fix latency point object (duplicated __init__ function)
- fix handling latency in JSON
- fix formatting of validation format error message
- replace if X == False with if not X
- fix unused dataframe creation in add_latency
- fix flake8 do not assign lambda for name_wo_ext (use def)
* GUI: gui.py updates
- replace misnamed "func_list" with "experiment_list"
- replace misnamed "exp_list" with "progpt_list"
* GUI: fix python workflow
- quote python versions to avoid truncating 3.10 to 3.1
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Co-authored-by: JoseSantosAMD <87447437+JoseSantosAMD@users.noreply.github.com>
* omnitrace-exe -> omnitrace-instrument
- Renamed omnitrace executable to omnitrace-instrument
- Provided dummy omnitrace exe which forwards onto omnitrace-instrument
- updated all docs to reflect the name change of the executable
- however, it is possible some were missed
* Update dyninst submodule
- correctly handle BOOST_LINK_STATIC in DyninstBoost.cmake
* Disable IPO for omnitrace-instrument
- additional miscellaneous tweaks to workflows and docker scripts, e.g. install perfetto python bindings
- improves the stability of MPI finalization
- reduces some debug messages within timemory when `OMNITRACE_DEBUG=ON`
- fixes issue found in RHEL where libunwind is using mutex and omnitrace was not treating this as an internal mutex call
- this may have been affecting the causal profiling slightly (tests seem a bit more stable now)
- fix data race in timemory
* Add RedHat CI and release packaging
- additional miscellaneous tweaks to workflows and docker scripts, e.g. install perfetto python bindings
* Fix URL for ROCm packages in redhat workflow
* Fix dnf --enable-repo for ROCm perl packages
* Dockerfile.rhel and redhat.yml updates
- Fix dnf repo for ROCm PERL packages
- Disable python in CI (interpreter segfaults)
- Exclude parallel-overhead-locks tests due to inclusion of internal locks
- This needs to be remedied in the future
* Exclude _dl_relocate_static_pie from instrumentation
* Testing updates
- OMNITRACE_SAMPLING_KEEP_INTERNAL=OFF for parallel-overhead-locks
* Fix redhat workflow
* redhat.yml update
- remove if condition on config/build/test step
* Update timemory submodule
- tweaks to verbosity messages
* Set thread state before unw_step
- on Redhat, unw_step calls mutex
* Update timemory submodule
- verbosity changes
- gotcha uses spin_lock/spin_mutex
* Remove using gsplit-dwarf unless OMNITRACE_BUILD_NUMBER > 2
* Re-enable parallel-overhead-locks tests in redhat workflow
* Always disable timemory manager metadata auto output
* testing updates
- tweak parallel-overhead-locks-timemory to higher instruction count min
- OMNITRACE_SAMPLING_KEEP_INTERNAL=OFF for parallel-overhead-locks-perfetto
* Update timemory submodule
- quiet realpath queries
* omnitrace exe updates
- detect text files
- improved bin/lib locating
* cmake format
* test-install.sh and redhat workflow updates
- handle testing when ls is script
- re-enable python testing on redhat workflow
- invoke test-install.sh in redhat workflow
* Misc guards for finalization
* omnitrace-exe, testing updates
- test-install.sh: LS_EXEC -> LS_NAME
- handle /usr/bin/ls being script in source/bin/tests
- improve locating the binary
* Fix mpi_gotcha compile error
* omnitrace-exe updates
- improve file locating
* formatting
* Misc fixes
- remove -static-libstdc++ for RHEL packaging (rocky-linux doesn't distribute static lib)
* omnitrace-exe paths
* Replace realpath with absolute
- using absolute path to symlink fixes issues with locating libdyninstAPI_RT at runtime
* omnitrace exe updates
- judicious use of realpath
* Update timemory submodule
- fix update main hash ids/aliases data race in merge
* bin tests update
- change working directory of omnitrace-exe-simulate-lib-basename
* omnitrace exe updates
- Update resolved exe/lib messaging
* bin tests update
- change working directory of omnitrace-exe-simulate-lib-basename
Jonathan R. Madsen