This also adds declarations of all the missing texture APIs.
hipTexRefSet*() functions need to take a textureReference as a ptr for type erasure to work. Runtime has been modified to accomodate this.
This change only applies to VDI.
Change-Id: Icf43cc5bd44dfc2c39084b7fe56d5a793bf7319f
We don't program the numChannels and format members (these are HCC specific), so printing these will only display garbage.
Change-Id: I83dc8be9a3cae2659c64f4594d07c05330d2dd14
All we have to do is align the ptr to HW requirments an if it's not zero, then return the offset to the user.
We currently don't have anywhere to store this offset, so hipGetTextureAlignmentOffset() will still always return 0.
Change-Id: If31998127d99a2a3222a026d88249519d6102505
there is a build error when building HIP with latest HCC from GitHub after PR#1935 merged into HIP master branch. this PR changed blockDimX to blockDim and two lines missed this change where added in the current PR.
By default hipcc passes -mllvm options to let HIP-Clang inline all device functions.
--hipcc-func-supp enables function support and disables inline all.
--hipcc-no-func-supp disable function support and enables inline all.
This is a temporary solution to match HCC behavior for performance.
This option is mainly for debugging purpose.
Change-Id: I0c44ac1812bb3cea5c3e5b6e14ebaa45919236f6
* Fix cooperative launch APIs to set hipGetLastError
Previously, the cooperative launch APIs did not properly log their
errors in the global hipGetLastError variable before returning back
to the user. As such, the APIs would leave hipSuccess in the
last error, which would break some use cases.
This fixes that problem by making a trampoline function that does
the HIP_INIT_API and ihipLogStatus.
* Add missing flag to the log of multi-GPU launch
The hipExtModuleLaunchKernel and hipModuleLoadDataMultiThreaded tests keeps randomly failing on Jenkins.
Change-Id: I87e5d54fb7429c14ff1dcecb20e03a7816670fae
Change-Id: If419d2fad490d0ed50eb1315af809fc1deda1ce3
SWDEV-227875: Add a lock in streams to lock when the callback is call so we make sure things aren't moving forward in the stream
nvcc treats .c program as C program and .cpp program as C++ program.
Currently hipcc treats .c and .cpp programs as HIP programs.
It is desirable to let hipcc behave like nvcc.
Currently it is not feasible to let hipcc treat .cpp programs as C++ program
since there are too many HIP applications use .cpp as extension for HIP programs.
However we should be able let hipcc treat .c program C program since there
are few applications use .c as extensioin for HIP programs.
What Cuda refers to "linear texture memory" is the OpenCL equivalent of CL_MEM_OBJECT_IMAGE1D_BUFFER. For these types of allocations we should create a typed buffer instead of an image.
Currently there is no check in the texture fetch functions as to what kind of SRD is written into the texture object, so any kind of incorrect programming will cause the TA to hang. Fortunately for us, every one writes correct code :)
Change-Id: I80dab85a992f2c0754ebf303d40ac6b5e045c7c1
Currently the texture C++ API is forwarded to the ihip*Impl() calls, which are not even a part of Cuda. These should be forwarded to their respective Cuda C APIs instead.
This change also fixes a bug with hipUnbindTexture() creating a dangling pointer.
Change-Id: Ifafc9d106855a11bec84a18ea214b3d89e39990d
Currently we extract the read mode from the ihip*impl() calls, which is not correct. We should be getting it from the texture itself directly.
Change-Id: Idf6449fefa395a887138a252e8ea937a6897e600
reinterpret_cast<> doesn't create an object, so the texref is actually unitiliazed. This may lead to garbage data in some of its struct members.
Initialize it by performing a placement new. The constructer should set all of its members to default values. There's no way currently to extract the channel type, so use single channel char for now.
Change-Id: I41b305a75bb3f30130324de785099f55b3e130c7
Similar to the previous patch, this change adds type constraints to texture indirect functions. Since we don't have to deduce the return type for these, we simply just have to check if the user provided a valid channel type.
Change-Id: Ia094bd6126e01df2ea90902c9aa59cb6cfe85773
When sampling a pixel the hw always returns a float4. The type in the texture reference controls the bitcast that we perform before returning the sampled pixel. Creating a texture with an unsupported will lead to potential UB.
This change makes it so that it's only possible to use textures with a type that makes sense. Using something like texture<int, hipTextureType1D, hipReadModeNormalizedFloat> will now lead to a compilation error with a message "Invalid channel type!".
Change-Id: I7fde44cb1d4b9737e0c48c28cb59c018c59ccaa2
Vladislav Sytchenko
Aryan Salmanpour
Nick Curtis
Sarbojit2019
Benjamin Sherman
Siu Chi Chan
Jatin Chaudhary
Evgeny Mankov
Payam Ghafari
Paul Fultz II
Yaxun (Sam) Liu
Joseph Greathouse
jujiang
Christophe Paquot
Saleel Kudchadker
kjayapra-amd
Jeff Daily
nelsonc-amd
Sarbojit Sarkar
Jiabao Xie